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I am trying to install pclinuxos on virtual pc but I dont see where you install it to the harddrive. A menu did come up when I selected "LiveCD" but ...
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I am trying to install pclinuxos on virtual pc but I dont see where you install it to the harddrive. A menu did come up when I selected "LiveCD" but I was unable to read it. I am assuming it is a bad setting in virtual pc or something.
I also read that I should log in as root and type "livecd-install" but that didnt work.
Anyone know how to install it or better yet, install it using Microsoft Virtual PC? Thanks.
I am installing SuSe just fine. However, that might be because Microsoft is supporting them so that's why it's playing nice probably.Last edited by jason.frost; 10-24-2007 at 04:24 PM. Reason: update
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BUT, dont use M$Virutal PC. Its not really good.. Not since its M$ but well since its just crap.. (runs 10% CPU max yey ^^) Have a look at innotek or Vmware.. they both have one drawback.
VMware makes a Mess of your system. (Processes that always run etc) So you will have to fix that. And its Extremly Heavy.
and innotek Virtual Box has the draw back that Networking is hard. but making a Bridge and everything should work fine.. ^^ (I prefer innotek)
They are both for Linux and Windows so you can run on both oses
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VirtualBox is great, I started using it yesterday. It's great that it has internet access out of the box...but of course you do need to bridge to connect to your local machine. I have used VMWare a good bit, and use Qemu all the time but the VirtualBox GUI is my favourite so far.
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I myself am using it in windows. I dont plan on using a virtual computer once I install linux/unix on another partition. I only do it so I can have Linux in windows.
I dont like vmware solely for the fact that it adds like 10 processes and cuz you cant even uninstall it. I had to do a system restore just to get rid of it. No thanks.
I am using Virtual Box now tho which I really like as well.
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I haven't used VMware on Windows for a while but when I did, there was certainly a way to uninstall it. I don't think any product as successful as VMware would make it on the market very long if you had to do a full System Restore in order to get rid of it.
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March 14, 2013 1:50 pm | by Brian Santo | News | CommentsSony Entertainment Network customers with Internet-connected Bravia TVs, Blu-ray players, and Blu-ray Home Theater devices can now access the Popcornflix for free. Popcornflix has been available to people who use Roku and Boxee set-tops.
Monroe supports Canada's alert system
March 14, 2013 1:35 pm | by Brian Santo | Product Releases | CommentsMonroe's DASDEC emergency messaging platform and R189 One-Net Emergency Alert Systems (EAS) encoder/decoder systems provide comprehensive support for Canada's National Alert Aggregation and Dissemination (NAAD) system requirements. The former is designed for TV and radio broadcasters, the latter for cable, IPTV, and satellite providers.
Rogers' security service rolls into Ontario's Golden Horseshoe area
March 14, 2013 12:18 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsRogers Communications has expanded the availability of its Smart Home Monitoring service into Ontario's Golden Horseshoe, which includes Hamilton, Oakville, Burlington, Niagara Falls, St. Catharines and other areas. Rogers was the first cable operator to launch a home automation and security platform in Canada in September of 2011.
Cablevision's Maiella slides over to AMC Networks
March 14, 2013 12:13 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsStarting next month, Jim Maiella will make the move from Cablevision to sister entity AMC Networks. Maiella will be AMC's senior vice president, corporate communications and will report to Ellen Kroner, executive vice president, communications and marketing.


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The office of the interim Egyptian president is now backtracking on reports of the appointment of Mohamed ElBaradei as prime minister. NPR's Leila Fadel reports this comes "after the second-largest Islamist party in Egypt [Salfi el-Nour], which has so far been on board with the military coup, reportedly rejected the appointment."
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At the Hillwood Estate gardens in Washington, D.C., the new norm is: "Expect the unexpected." So says volunteer coordinator Bill Johnson, who has worked on property belonging to the heiress of the Post cereal fortune for 30 years.
Like home gardeners, the horticulturalists and professional gardeners at Hillwood are confronting an unpredictable climate.
The Oklahoma City Thunder will wear special uniforms during summer league competitions to honor those affected by the violent tornadoes that hit the state in May.
The Thunder revealed the jersey on Friday. The team will debut the special uniforms at the Orlando Pro Summer League on Tuesday, when the Thunder faces off against the Detroit Pistons.
The team will wear the commemorative jerseys for all home contests during summer league competition.
The last refuge for smokers at Will Rogers World Airport is slated to close this year.
The Oklahoman reports the Oklahoma City Airport Trust voted unanimously last week to shut down the smoking room at the airport on September 1st.
Airport spokeswoman Karen Carney says the smoking lounge sparked complaints from travelers as well as airport workers.
After the lounge is closed, smokers at the airport will have to go outside.
Smoking at Will Rogers also is banned up to 175 feet away from the entrance areas.
A concert benefiting Oklahoma tornado victims has drawn some of the biggest names in country music, but with proceeds intended for charity, it is not attracting scalpers hoping to prey on an unsuspecting public.
Oklahoma natives Toby Keith and Garth Brooks are among the star-studded lineup of Saturday's Oklahoma Twister Relief Concert at the University of Oklahoma's Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium.
The organizers of Saturday's concert declined a request by The Associated Press to discuss ticket scalping.
After the death of Father Vincent Traynor, an honorary member of several tribes in Oklahoma, the honorary dance to honor the then Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha, became of thing of the past. With her being named the first Native American saint last October, Abbot Lawrence at St Gregory's University in Shawnee, Oklahoma, thought it was high time to revive it.
A company that specializes in personnel assessment says it will build a new $8.7 million headquarters in downtown Tulsa.
Hogan Assessments has offered to buy a parcel from the Tulsa Development Authority for the project.
The company has 65 employees and brings in as many as 500 people from the U.S. and other countries for training and meetings.
Federal regulators have turned down a request to keep the water level up at Grand Lake through the Labor Day holiday.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission told the Grand River Dam Authority that a three-foot drawdown scheduled for August will go on as planned.
The Tulsa World reports that landowners and businesses wanted the lake level to stay up through Labor Day weekend so more people can use the lake.
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More jobs were created last month than economists had expected, but the unemployment rate held steady.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday that employers added 195,000 jobs to public and private payrolls. That's better than the gain of 165,000 that forecasters had predicted.


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Clemson All-American wide receiver Sammy Watkins will not make the trip to Boston College due to an abdominal virus. Additionally, second team offensive guard Kalon Davis pulled a hamstring on Thursday and also will miss the trip. It was announced earlier in the week that wide receiver Martavis Bryant would not travel due to a groin injury.
"Sammy has been practicing, but on Tuesday and Wednesday took himself out late in the practice because he was not feeling well," said Clemson Head Coach Dabo Swinney. "Today he was worse and after going to the doctor it was determined that he needed to stay here this weekend.
"With Sammy and Martavis out of the lineup we will bring Germone Hopper (freshman wide receiver who has not played this year) with us on the trip. We will only use him in case of an emergency. It is still our intention to red-shirt him."
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CES this year has seen LG give official word that it would be using WebOS as the brains for 78-percent of its upcoming smart TVs. There was a lot to like about WebOS back when it ran on smartphones, but we were a bit skeptical about how it would get by in a smart TV. After all, smart TV user interfaces are almost universally bad. Not this time. We just got to spend some hands-on time with WebOS running on a few of LG's 2014 TVs, and we really liked what we saw. The first thing you'll notice is that navigation is incredibly fast. Using the joystick on the remote control, you guide the cursor around the screen, and as you do things pop up instantly. Not only that, everything is animated and really attractive. From the home screen you can access all of your favourite apps (and there are a lot already, from Netflix to Google Maps). If you don't like how they're laid out, you can just drag and drop to move them around. Very intuitive. There are a fair number of second-screen like features built-in. For example if you're watching a Danish murder mystery on TV you can pop open an overlay on the right side that will give you more info on it, and/or links to other shows it thinks you'll like. It's all very nicely integrated. The LG store acts as a sort of integrated hub for content. There you'll be able to download movies, TV shows, apps, and even games. You can plug a USB controller directly into the TV and play games as if there were a console attached. Or, if you don't have a physical controller, you can download an app to your smartphone and use it as a remote (it pairs via Wi-Fi). It was pretty responsive when playing a Spiderman game that had been downloaded for the demo, and while it looked pretty good, we're not talking PS4 graphics here or anything. One of the sticking points is text entry. If you wanted to enter in some search terms, or type a URL into the built-in web browser, you'd have to pull open a keyboard, and hunt and peck your way through with the cursor. That's how Roku players work, too, and it's very tedious. To counter this, LG has included options for voice and gesture controls. Using a voice search we were able to get the upcoming weather forecast and search for content. It wasn't entirely accurate, but to be fair, there was a lot of background noise. Hopefully it would work better in a home environment. The gestures are slick, too. You just raise a finger in the air (a polite one, please) and it immediately brings up an interface for adjusting the channel or volume simply by waving your finger. You can also bring your finger up to your lips to instantly mute. It was surprisingly responsive, though we have yet to see how it handles a room full of furniture and people. Some of the higher-end TVs will come with built-in cameras for this. Others will require you to purchase the small camera separately, and while WebOS will be on some of LG's Blu-ray players, the voice and gestures will be limited to the TVs. Overall, we were really impressed by how polished the system looked and how responsive it is. We generally hate smart TV UIs, but this felt like something very different. I can say without question that it's the best smart TV interface I've ever seen. It was actually smart! It didn't look like an early-2000s feature-phone. It didn't lag or stutter. It was designed like it was meant to be on a beautiful 4K TV, and that says a lot. Obviously, we only got to see a little bit of it, and the only thing we were allowed to use ourselves was the gesture control, so only time will tell if it can measure up to these auspicious first impressions. Hopefully we'll be reviewing one when they start rolling out later this year. Read More >>
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A characteristic of reports about human ancestors has been the hailing of a particular fossil species as a critical link in the evolutionary chain. Invariably, this gets plenty of media publicity. With the passing of time, the discoveries do not seem so dramatic and the puzzles and challenges appear unresolved. We are currently witnessing this pattern of discourse in relation to Australopithecus sediba, known from two specimens recovered in 2008 from the Malapa Cave site in South Africa and published in 2010. The most recent analyses appeared in Science in April 2013, and some have suggested "that A. sediba may just be the most important hominin (modern humans and their extinct relatives) discovery yet." The New Scientist report commenced thus:
"Our closest non-human ancestor lived in South Africa. That's the conclusion of a battery of studies carried out on two strange skeletons discovered near Johannesburg in 2008. They represent a likely stepping stone between the ape-like australopiths and the first members of our own genus."
Fossil elements of the two partial skeletons of Australopithecus sediba. The grey shadows represent skeletons of A. africanus, adjusted for different body proportions. (Credit: Science/AAAS. Source here)
It is customary for the discoverer and co-workers to present the strongest arguments they can find to attract interest in their research. In this case, the thesis is that A. sediba is a "mosaic of ancient australopith and modern Homo features" and that this makes it convincing as a transitional form. An independent assessment of the findings has been made by William Kimbel in Nature. He is not convinced.
"[The two skeletons] have been the focus of scrutiny because of both their excellent preservation and claims that this hominin - a species more closely related to humans than to chimpanzees - lies at the base of the Homo lineage. A series of reports published in Science sheds light on the morphology of A. sediba but, in my view, does little to elucidate its role in later human evolution." (p.573)
First, Kimbel looks at dental morphology. He finds methodology problems that raise serious questions about the conclusions drawn.
"The researchers take] the unconventional step of using only the Arizona State University Dental Anthropology System - a graded series of minor crown variants originally devised to distinguish recent human populations from one another - to decipher relationships between hominin species that are millions of years old. I have serious doubts about the phylogenetic meaning of morphological similarity in this case. These concerns are compounded by the authors' reliance on the gorilla as the sole outgroup in their cladistic analysis." (p.573)
Second, analysis of the mandible suggests that insufficient attention has been given to the samples comprising a sub-adult (with only its second molar erupted) and a presumed adult female.
Third, the upper and lower limb dimensions show many ape-like affinities and suggest arboreal climbing behavior. The New Scientist report refers to this as an "unusual feature of A. sediba: its arms and legs show it was far more comfortable swinging in the trees than most australopiths."
Fourth, the rib cage and vertebral column was claimed to be Homo-like. Kimbel raises questions about what is primitive and what derived and suggests that there is nothing in the fossil material that can be regarded as unexpected.
Finally, the issue of gait is considered. Ann Gibbons drew attention to sediba's unusual way of walking in an article for Science:
"If you happened to be in South Africa about 2 million years ago, you might have seen an odd sight: an older female hominin sashaying down a wooded slope, perhaps in search of water. She walked upright, but she wasn't human, and she moved with what to our eyes would have looked like a distinctly strange gait. She was a member of Australopithecus sediba, and [. . .] she may have twisted from side to side, rolling her feet inward with each step. "Sediba's got swag," says paleoanthropologist Lee Berger of the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa. (p.132)
Kimbel is not impressed. He describes the research conclusions as controversial.
"The proposed 'hyperpronation' of the foot and extreme inward rotation of the leg and thigh suggest an ungainly bipedal stride that might have made it into Monty Python's 'Ministry of Silly Walks' sketch. The presumed inversion of the foot at the heel-strike of the surprisingly ape-like calcaneus, combined with a vertical shank (tibia), outwardly angled thigh (femur) and a long, lordotic lower back - all hallmarks of terrestrial bipedality in Australopithecus and Homo species - constrains the reconstruction. Prominent osteophytic growths on the pelvis and fibula at the attachment sites of the thigh musculature raise the possibility of a gait that was pathologically impaired, but DeSilva and colleagues argue that this locomotor pattern was adaptive. However, if A. sediba was a descendant of A. africanus, which, similarly to the even older A. afarensis (dating to between 3.7 million and 3.0 million years ago), shows no trace of this pattern, then it is hard to imagine the selective advantage that would accrue from such a kinematically peculiar gait." (p.574)
The general conclusion from Kimbel is that the grounds for claiming A. sediba to be a transitional fossil in the human lineage are weak. The research tells us more about the Australopithecenes, but little more.
"Given the mix of features seen in A. sediba, it is difficult to understand why these researchers insist that it lies at the base of the Homo lineage. Similar intellectual gymnastics are required to comprehend the authors' argument that no African Homo fossils exist from before the time of A. sediba. Although the recent papers constitute a fascinating further analysis of the A. sediba fossils, I do not think that they provide compelling evidence that this species is anything other than an unusual australopith from a Pliocene-Pleistocene time period that is already populated by a fair number of them." (p.574)
Hesitation on hominin history
William H. Kimbel
Nature, 497, 573-574 (30 May 2013) | doi:10.1038/497573a
Extensive studies of fossil skeletons of Australopithecus sediba provide fascinating details of the anatomy of this hominin species, but do not convincingly indicate its position on the evolutionary route to modern humans.
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Silence in one thing, sobriety is a whole other story - that's why monks brew beer! Brew up your own kind of Halloween trouble in this Drunk Monk adult mens costume and get religious. This costume includes a special bible-like book which holds a flask and two shot glasses; you provide the Holy Water.
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Sunday, 6 February 2011
Fashion Trend in Japan (February 2011)
japan fashion trend/forecast
it's really glad that received emails from my readers said they are loving this monthly post about fashion trend in Japan.
thanks much for those who are looking forward for more interesting post here.
So, here we are again to sneak peak what's happening on Japan streets currently^^
Obsessed with Japan fashion culture, talented designers, kinds of style..
from High fashion, Harajuku style, Lolita, Mori-Girl, free mix and match to street casual..
Japanese fashion always inspired me and what they wearing are just refreshing and awesome!
Take a look what's trend they are rock'in on this month :)
Spotted: 70s' inspired
* can't explain exactly what belongs to 70s', but we can just pointed out fashion items on the street and screaming.. "wow, that's so 70s'.."
* Japanese are always rock the fashion trend with their own way by adding sweet yet personality style on it.
Spotted: blazer & biker jacket
* easy to mix and match. Girls wearing it with a scarf to create a layer yet fun style.
What are you waiting for? Steal this look!
Spotted: earth-tone
* eco-chic style always hot trend for dolls in Japan.
natural-ish pieces with earth-tone are all the way, remember to keep it with layers and different fabrics to avoid over-effect.
Spotted: oversize scarf/wrap-around
* adding it to create more interesting style with vibrant colours.
Spotted: plaid-ish
* can't ignore it always.
wearing it by adding 'school-girl' style to the overall.
Spotted: faux fur wrap
* how to style yourself with a more detailed and polished look in this winter?
Sneak peak these lovely and stylish Japanese girls^^
Spotted: tote bags & clutches
* classic and plain tote/clutch become one of the must-have around girls.
Spotted: over-knee socks/ layered-socks
* interesting style with socks.
especially knit-socks with patterns are most popular to wear on the street.
Spotted: lace-up boots
* plain boots is easy to create a rocker chic style.
Japanese girls rock it with different ways of tie and the colours too.
Spotted: nails art in red and starry
* love the nails art in Japan, they are so well-designed and creative.
short and clean nails are the trend, and starry patterns still heating around Japanese.
Spotted: natural curl and side-braided hairstyle
* Japanese fashion is one of the hottest topic around the world, they are creative with their unique mix and match and fashion sense.
I love how they are dress up themselves from head to toes with extra care and creative minds, especially the hairstyle.
side-braided with bow hair-clip to create a sweet look..
and the natural curl at the bottom part of hair also be seen on the street by these fashionista.
Share this with you all..
and try the trend spotted here, if you like Japanese fashion trend as me too :)
and meet you all on next month ♥
Take a look "Fashion Trend in Japan (January 2011)" *here*
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- Burcin Yetim8 February 2011 03:51
Adorable I love japanese fashion and it's always an inspiration looking to jap. magazines and street style blogs, and I agree with the fact that japanese people adds always a personal touch that makes them unique!
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Finally, A Wall Street Guy
The consensus of what I have read and heard infers that Paulson will be more of a strong dollar guy than a smoke stack CEO or someone like Donald Evans would be. So the question becomes can Paulson make enough of an impact in the next two and half years to help make improvements where they are needed. I don't think the problems faced by the US economy are solvable in that time but improvements can happen.
I do think that Paulson is making a huge financial sacrifice and that should be commended. Hopefully this works out.
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"The consensus of what I have read and heard infers that Paulson will be more of a strong dollar guy"
That's not what I've been reading.
Dollar Falls on Concern the U.S. Will Pursue a Weaker Currency
May 30 (Bloomberg) -- The dollar fell against the euro on speculation the nomination of Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Chief Executive Officer Henry Paulson as Treasury secretary won't derail the Bush administration's push for a weaker currency. - 7:25 AM
- smasker said...
I just read that Paulsen is worth over 500 million and last year he got paid over 30 million. And who knows what remuneration will follow him in options, perks, pension, etc. I don't think he'll be hurt much from his shift. Which isn't to say he won't be a good choice.
- Roger Nusbaum said...
I think the potential sacrifice could be more along the lines of legacy. If improvements are made but problems not solved, how will history view him?
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