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We have often been asked why we do not already have a TiPb application. The reason we have not yet gotten one in development is that we are not sure what features would make the application better than what is already available on the web. So we ask our you, our readers what features would you like to see in a official TiPb application?
I would like to see tipb live work thorugh the app! So I can watch and comment while on my iPad. Also maybe a really east way to access the tipb store. Thanks for everything you do, love the site!
Look at the Engadget app. If you can't match it at a minimum, don't bother. It is more than their website wrapped in a native app. You can access their podcasts, their videos, save article for offline reading, view comments, post comments, etc. I prefer the iPad app to their full website on my MacBook.
I completely agree. At the least, that's what it should be. Also enable Landscape functionality the the while app, not just while reading the articles.
But at the same time learn from the limitations of the engadget app and overcome those weaknesses.
Oh and just for anyone keeping score a few that bug me: lack of ability to resize images. A lot of their images are too wide for the app and thus require opening up their website to view. Oh and fixing their live blogging tech to work correctly with the app.
In short at minimum make it so that there's never really a reason to ever leave and look at the site itself.
From a computer, TiPb offers an elegant experience with a clean layout and organized contents...but when you transition to the webapp for the iPhone, the experience becomes quite different.
I find the web app more difficult to navigate and the initial loading, even though it's only a few seconds, may annoy me just a little.
From an official TiPb app, I would love to see the older articles stored onto the device for quick viewing upon opening the application, or even viewing when the wireless network isn't available.
Another key feature that I would like to find in an official app would be iPhone and iPad live..the Ustream viewer app is great, but again, it lacks support to play in the background and we can't get to the chatroom.. I am not quite sure if that would be a possibility, maybe I'm just dreaming.
A third killer feature would be a cleaner TiPb store..I find navigating the store on the iPhone quite difficult..
I love my TiPb and I would enjoy to have an official app on my phone..who knows..maybe even notifications for new articles? :)
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same clean layout as the website.
keep the ads separate on a ads page.
like a news app. keep the headlines with expandable stories.
add a share to twitter/facebook option.
Google listen for podcast. I know that wont happen but I hope they change the way you subscribe to podcast in iTunes. I would like to be able to subscribe to podcast from my iPhone. . I never use iTunes and I always have to search for podcast. Sometimes I forget podcast that I've tried and liked.
Sorry you were talking about a tipb app.please disregard post. While were here, why oh why is your sister site android central (even on android devices) not a mobile optimized site
Its funny you mention a mobile site for Android Central. I'm in the exact opposite camp in that I don't like mobile sites of any kind. I have the user agent on my Droid X set to desktop just so I don't ever get mobile versions. I've found that. Safari and the Android browser both render full pages very well and I her the full experience. When I had a Blackberry I felt differently because the browser was slower than anything and the screen was 2.75 inches.
As for a TiPb app I would definitely like to see the ustream feed and have the
Mac OS Ken, and Today in iPhone or IOS built apps, and they are great! I don't use them I don't connect well through the app experience with podcasters for some reason.
Apps are apps, people are people. Your website is rock solid, it's a treat everyday to visit. And the weekly connection through podcasts. I would buy your app for support, I most likely would not use it.
I can't always get to a computer in time for tipb live so I'd be interested in an app that would stream a radio broadcast of tipb live when it's happening. Plus push notifications when it's about to start.
I use calendar events for that.. what 'd like to see in a app is push notifications for when episodes become available on iTunes (as that's not on set schedule)
Firstly it should be a universal app for all iOS devices. It should be free.
Some sort of social media integration for sharing TiPb content with your friends
(1) A filter, by categories, for the types of TIPB articles your readers would like to have populate the app.
(2) A filter, by categories and tags, for the types of TIPB news your readers would like to receive push notifications.
(3) If your going to mimic the Engadget app, please make sure the comments section is on the same page as the article.
I agree with Ally. Tipb is fine as a web app but a smart phone expert store like the apple store app would get me to impluse buy. $$$
If you could use the Engadget app as a model that would be great. Then add twitter and Facebook integration. I'd love to be able to watch iPhone and iPad live from the app as well.
An advanced search function, like on the website, would be nice to have on the app. Can't do that on the "optimized" version of the website. Really frustrating on 3g to have to spend 3 minutes running a couple searches.
Everyone's already made some really good points so I'll point out some of the not so obvious:
Anyway, I can't wait for a TiPb app. Should you decide to go for it however, make sure you hire someone who knows what they're doing and will really try to create something that will do justice to the site.
I'm not really sure what the point of a TiPB app would be. I can't think of any. Recreating the web app in a downloadable app form would be fairly pointless.
I don't have an iPhone, but I do have an iPad2. What I would want would be some way to customize the content of the app to only the device that I want to read about. This would include accessory reviews, app reviews, etc.
Content and presentation are obviously the most important aspect, so good luck with that. I also would like the option to buy an app to avoid ads. I don't want another monthly fee, but a one-time fee. I don't like ads in my apps.
Integrated forums is great as well. I don't want to have to login to the forums when I visit on the TiPb app, it should know who I am once I install (and login only once). When I'm browsing on my iPad, I don't like to type most of the time, however if I do, I don't want it to be my username/password, I want something that makes life easier.
This is one of, actually maybe the only, apple-centric site I visit. Feel free to do throw the kitchen sink in your app, as long as it's related to iOS, but please allow for filtering in case we (your visitors) are a little less rounded.
Thanks for asking!
Your reviews of apps & accessories are top notch, but they're hard to find in your website. Add the often excellent user- submitted reviews in the forums and you have a wealth of really useful information for users of all experience levels. The thing is that this information is really hard to find by searching within your site ( forum searches are better). Usually I google the app + TipB and get it that way. If you develop an app, please focus on making searches within the site more effective. It would also be nice to see a subscription-like service for TipB tv with push notifications.
Pass. Really not needed. Only your hard-core fans would use it, and then they'd constantly complain about everything it doesn't do, wanting updates, etc. Do you really want the hassle of maintaining an app? I suggest you put your ideas for the app up as a poll and then compare the number of positive responses to your total number of visitors (not just the negative responses, since many people skip polls altogether).
Push notification when new stories are available and the ability to have the post read to you if you are driving.
Agree with comments suggesting the TiPb store should be integrated into the app. Also with USMC re: push notifications about new stories.
Start simple, then add features as you see fit.
I think TiPb has done a great job of making the site viewable on iPhone and iPad. Although it would be a feather in your cap to have an app, I don't believe it is necessary.Personally, I wouldn't use it because it would be one more app to organize. I don't use any apps associated with web pages, it seems redundant to me.
A favorite section to put articles in for reading later. A separate section for TiPb TV. On streaming the podcast live, could it be done with airplay to Apple TV with live chat on the big screen using your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch to chat.
Using pulse for the blog, tapatalk for the forums and iTunes for the podcasts. The only thing I'm missing in all this would be a way to see the live videos as a podcasts.
It should have Notifications for importants news, but we could decide with topics we would like to get notifications..!!1
Whatever you do, you've got to have a nice UI design. I really hate apps with so much stuff packed into it that it make the app look all cluttered and messy. Also I like the idea of implementing push notifications somehow.
A simple and attractive icon is key, but for the app itself it needs to offer more than just your news feed. Apps like flipboard, taptu and zite can show this along with hundreds of other sites in an intuitive and unique ways.
Customization would be a good idea, so people can pick the bits they want to see. Areas that easier to acces, or updated from the page like app review sections, and tip sections on a main page to accompany the feed.
Also social network integration is key, not just twitter and facebook posting, but a feed showing recent tweets from tipb and your staff.
Being able to watch your live videos in the device and allow comment, but also a way to access past episodes from within the app.
The UI most importantly must be simple and easy to use. A good example is perhaps the BBC website, the version we have in the UK not the new international one, which has customizable widgets but doesn't clutter the screen.
I would like to see push notifications when a certain type of article comes out. For instance, I could subscribe to the daily tips. I really hope to see this app out!!
Obusly the blog with comment posting
Live podcast with chat
Notification for livepodcast
Other podcasts streaming and downloading
Push icons for when there is a new post
Tabs in order to switch between iPad and iPhone news.. Or categories I guess.
And definitely notification system for new stories!!
Looking forward for this!!
I haven't read all of the comments but I'm probably in the minority but I don't think TiPb really needs one. But if you make one it has to be phenomenal. There are too many tech sites with crappy apps. I use Reeder for the blog and Tapatalk for the forums. I come weekly to live shows. When I miss a show I use Podcaster to catch up. I'm highly doubtful we'd get an app that would let us watch the live shows so as of now I can't see what an official TiPb app could offer me.
An app would be awesome, then I can stop using the ugly google reader on my iPhone to manage what I've read and haven't read.
Also would be great to download articles and have offline capabilities.
My 2 cents
1- Full web streaming experience of iPhone/iPad Live!
a- Full Chat
b- Being able to watch one or all participants at the same time.
2- Tipb Store similar to how the Apple Store app is designed.
3- Customizable Push Notifications for blog postings.
4- Everything in Helvetica. :)
Peace, J
A function, such that, when the app is opened there are random giveaways (i.e. every time I open the app, there's a chance I might win something). That'd make me want to use the app frequently.
I actually like the mobile site... better than the website. Clutter free, focus on the articles, and no other crap (ads, bios, etc.) JUST NEWS. No need for the app, mobile site works great.
Have to agree with Kagan. I prefer the mobile site for the same reason. I could see the use of Tipb store app though.
A player for linked videos.
Access to TiPb live podcasts inside the app.
Browse TiPb store in app.
A search feature for all posted blogs.
Quick/snappy and easy photo gallery.
View and submit comments.
Be able to view blogs while disconnected from Internet (load and store data feature?).
Submit stories within the app.
Y'all do a good job Rene. The only thing a tipb app would need is the ability to listen/watch to iPhone/iPad live. But I understand why you wouldn't. When ustream allows you to embed their viewer in your own app then that would be a good time to run with it.
The biggest things you could put in an iOS app to make it a home run would be all of the quality informational articles and how-tos that everyone looks to TiPb for on their website.
Spare us the ads, though - please?
offline reading for touch, different tabs on the bottom for different types of subjects like ipod, mac, rumors, apps that are fully customizable like the old NYT app. easy way to comment that saves your info so all you need to do is comment and not put in your name/email. option to save articles. pull down to load.
TiPb OnDemand
All the TiPb live broadcasts archived ready to watch on iPhone/iPad. Maybe even a way to actually watch live right in the app.
Forums. Watch TiPb live. Enter contest. Things that are offered that r not offered on mobile TiPb.com. Stuff that will make my computer collect more dust.
Everything that the website has, plus wall papers, extras, and NO ADS.
The TiPb site is great, but it would be nice to have extras and fun things on an app.
Acess to forum stories and tips and everything tipb has then give us the store that would tempt me to look at the store more often oh and also give us the ability to watch/live to tipb live! Oh and maybe download tipb articles maybe even some kind of notifications/subscriptions?!? and post searching ability is a must! And in live let us chat!
I love the mobile site. If you had to make an app I'd say make it easier to view forums and easy to comment on them. Other than that I think the mobile site is perfect.


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The Colorado Avalanche added a gritty young winger, the Tampa Bay Lightning continued their selling ways and the Detroit Red Wings added a proven veteran defenceman for their playoff run.
Numbers Game breaks down the deals that resulted in Steve Downie and Kyle Quincey landing with new teams.
The Avalanche Get: RW Steve Downie.
Downie, 24, has been having an up-and-down season for the Lightning, scoring 12 goals and 28 points in 55 games. His minus-15 rating is worst among Tampa Bay forwards, but that is somewhat misleading. His shot differential (plus-2.9 per 60 minutes of 5-on-5 per www.behindthenet.ca) is best among Lightning regulars, so that shaky plus-minus would seem to be a reflection on subpar goaltending more than an indictment of Downie's two-way play.
An agitator who frequently gets under his opponents' skin, Downie has 638 penalty minutes in 252 career games, including 121 in 55 games this season. He'll add some bite to the Avalanche forward lines, but brings enough skills to play a top-nine role with second-unit power play time.
In the last three seasons, there have only been two players to score at least 20 goals and register 150 penalty minutes in the same season -- Downie and Dallas' Steve Ott, both in 2009-2010.
Considering the Avalanche have several wingers headed for unrestricted free agency -- including Milan Hejduk, David Jones and Daniel Winnik -- Downie does provide some insurance if any of those players depart, either before the trade deadline or after the free agent market hits on July 1.
Downie's cap hit is $1.85-million this season (www.capgeek.com) and he will be a restricted free agent this summer.
The Red Wings Get: D Kyle Quincey.
Quincey is a 26-year-old blueliner that started his career in Detroit. He was a fourth-round pick in 2003 and played 13 regular season and 13 playoff games for the Red Wings before he was waived in October, 2008.
Since then, Quincey has established himself as a bona fide top-four defenceman, playing more than 20 minutes per game in Los Angeles and Colorado. Bouncing back from a shoulder injury that limited him to 21 games last season, Quincey was leading the Avalanche with 22:21 in ice time, putting up 23 points with a minus-1 rating in 54 games.
Going to Detroit allows Quincey to stabilize the third pairing, bumping Jakub Kindl to the role of seventh defenceman. With less ice time, Quincey won't likely be as productive through the rest of this season, but like the Avalanche up front, the Wings have some defencemen headed for unrestricted free agency, including Nicklas Lidstrom and Brad Stuart. If either one doesn't return to Detroit next season, Quincey could easily slide into a top-four role.
Quincey, who is a $3.125-million cap hit this year, will be a restricted free agent in the summer.
The Lightning Get: Detroit's first-round pick and D Sebastien Piche.
Getting a late first-round pick from Detroit is okay for Tampa Bay and allows them to continue to stockpile picks, but it's not exactly a lock that a late first-round pick is going to ultimately provide as much value as Downie.
In the meantime, Downie's absence could open the door for rookie winger Brett Connolly, who hasn't played more than 10 minutes in a game since January 7, to see more playing time down the stretch. Downie had been playing primarily with Steven Stamkos and Teddy Purcell (www.dobberhockey.com), so there could be a prime opportunity available (depending on how long Vincent Lecavalier is out of the lineup).
Piche is a 24-year-old defenceman who had three points and a minus-7 rating in 22 games with Grand Rapids of the AHL. The Red Wings were sitting at the maximum of 50 players under pro contracts so Piche was included to make room for Quincey, though it appears highly unlikely that he'll ever be an NHLer.
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One of the items on the Geek Ranch agenda is a weather station. While we don't have one yet, we have learned a bit about weather stations and Linux.
First, why don't we have one? Well, there is no electricity at the Geek Ranch site yet for starters. But, more important, there is no Internet connection. So, let's just call this research.
I started my search for weather stations a few months ago. The criteria was simple:
- Reliable
- Inexpensive
- Works with Linux
The result was that I bought two different systems. The first is a La Crosse Technology, WS-2310TWC. The TWC in the model number means that it says "The Weather Channel" on it. I don't plan to use it with The Weather Channel but I paid $10 less to have that info on the box.
While it was the most inexpensive unit I found with a computer interface, I don't give it any awards for the "Works with Linux" test and, based on my experience with a different La Crosse model, I am not sure about the reliability. Talking to the La Cross tech support folks, they said there was no Linux software and they would not release the communications specifications.
A bit of searching and I found Open2300, software designed to talk to the 23xx series of weather stations. Clearly it is a bit of reverse engineering and, based on what I read, I understand why they don't want to release the specifications. The unit appears to be a 4-bit processor (can you still get those) with no API. That is, you just can read and write memory. Yuck.
The good news is that the software includes a Weather Underground interface routine. It doesn't work and I don't want to figure out why but it is there.
On the reliability issue, my previous La Crosse unit which didn't have a computer interface recently self-destructed. The wind speed and direction unit all but disintegrated after about two years in service. The good news is that the new unit has a totally different design that appears a bit sturdier.
Before I get into getting the 2300 to work, let me talk about what I really will use at the Geek Ranch. It is an Oregon Scientific WMR968. The one I have happens to be dark green and say "John Deere" on it. Much like The Weather Channel model of the other unit, I saved about $10 because of this ad. Whatever.
Both units are called wireless and communicate to the base station on 433MHz. The difference is that on the La Crosse unit wireless means that there are wires that run from the wind and rain sensors back to the outside temperature sensor which then wirelessly communicates with the base unit. With the Oregon Scientific, all the sensors, including the indoor temperature unit, are independent. All except the indoor temperature unit are solar powered.
Before you say "I need sun for the solar cells but I don't want the outside temperature sensor in the sun", don't panic. The sensors connect with cables to their own solar panel/transmitter unit. Clearly an easy to work with design. Comparing the two, I am glad I splurged for the extra money for the "real one".
Ok, back to getting the 2310 into operation. It boils down to the following:
- Download the software
- Modify the make file. (There is no configure script but the default setup is for Linux. I didn't have to make any changes.)
- Do a make install.
- Plug the cable from the base unit into a serial port and make sure you have read/write permission on the port.
- Run fetch2300 and you should see the info read from the unit.
If all went well, you are now up and running. In my case, all that worked fine so I decided to put myself on the map. That is, put Estelí, Nicaragua up on Weather Underground. (Note that the page you see there combines this weather station with some "airport" information. The airport actually shares little in common with Estelí as it is over 100km away and at a much different altitude. Clicking on the historical data link gets you the real information.)
To put the data up, all I had to do was log into Weather Underground and add the details of the station. That got me the station ID which is IESTELIE2.
That station ID and my password can then be added to the open2300.conf and then running wu2300 will poll the weather station and upload the information to Weather Underground. Easy. Unfortunately, it didn't work. No complaints but WU never got the data.
The next step was to turn on debugging. Setting DEBUG to non-zero in wu2300.c causes the program to echo the http request to standard output rather than send it. It looked just fine. I pasted it into a browser and got success back plus the page got updated.
After scratching my head a bit and realizing it was 3AM, I did what any real geek would do—glued the pieces together with a shell script. Here is the "quick hack" version.
data=D$$ ./wu2300 > $data wget -i $data rm $data updateweatherstation.php*
It just grabs the http request and sends it using wget. I then added a crontab entry to run the script and all is well. Ok, all works and I will clean up the mess someday. In the mean time, you can see that my weather here is better than your weather. Ok, maybe someone has better weather some of the year but I am guessing most people would prefer my weather to their weather most of the time.
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For those who looked at the weather reports and just thought it was always too hot here, we are back to normal. We felt the same--it was too hot for over a month. But, things are looking up now. Now we just have to go up to the Geek Ranch and see if the rain damaged the not yet completed road work.
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I have a Lacrosse 2310 weather station and have it sending data to the
Weather Underground. I got the software from the Subversion repository
to work--mostly. My problem is that after some time, varies in length, the Lacrosse
unit causes the open2300 software to report "Unable to reset". This happens
even with a query interval of about 2-4 minutes. Once that happens, the
software stops sending data to the Weather Underground:( When I have
time, I will work something out so that the software gets killed and
restarted if the "Unable to reset" message shows up.
Does that happen with your "quick and dirty" solution?
Yes the unit is rather limited in its capabilities, but then I got
mine for free, as a Christmas gift.
Not yet
It has been running fine now with updates every 15 minutes. The only "problem" I have is that we are still in "April weather". April is the one month that is too hot in Estelí. And, well, it still is. I think the weather is "running about 20 days late" this year as the first 2/3 of April were relatively nice.
For anyone concerned, the Geek Ranch is at a higher altitude. Where there is still no connectivity (and I have been in the office and not there for two weeks), I am sure it is still nice weather up there.
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Why not buy a product that releases specifications so you can develop your own software, rather than having to resort to a reverse engineered product?
I would recommend Davis Vantage Pro. I've had mine for 4 years and it has worked flawlessly. Davis don't provide Linux software, but they do publish full specifications of the protocol and several people, including myself, have implemented Linux versions.
I would also doubt the accuracy of many of these cheaper products (toys?), which is why I could not recommended anything other than Davis Instruments for anyone wanting reliability, accuracy and good support at a very reasonable price.
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I'm also using a Davis Vantage Pro with Linux. I've written a small daemon in C that collects the data and periodically fires off secondary processing (like web page generation and Weather Underground upload).
The only thing I've had to do with my system in the 2.5 years since I installed it is replace the backup battery in the sensor package and occasionally clean the leaves out of the rain collector.
I had one small glitch with one of my consoles when I initially set them up, but when I called Davis, the phone was answered by a human who actually dealt with my problem (!).
BTW, the daemon is written so that it's relatively easy to add support for other weather stations (I did just that for the weather sensors at work). If anyone is interested in the code, contact me via the Weather Underground.
The link to Lacrosse Technology is misspelled. It should be http://www.lacrossetechnology.com/.
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Hey, great article I've been looking at doing this for a while. Can you correct the url for Lacrosse Technology
I've had an Oregon WMR-968 for some time now, and connected it to a small (8Mb RAM, 32Mb Flash disk) Linux embedded box using the WX200d software which has worked well for me. However my little Linux system is way too small to run the (python?) scripts that the wx200d software provides to upload data to Weather Underground, although the wx200d daemon that actually connects to the serial port is written in C and is small and extremely reliable.
I wrote my own data uploader that queries the wx200d daemon every 30 seconds and spawns a wget-clone program to upload the data. Note that the wget process can freeze if your network connection goes down, so the parent also needs to time out and kill the wget process if it takes too long to run. Initially this was coded as a couple of shell scripts, but more recently I converted it all to C which has been more reliable.
One other feature I included in the uploader was to calculate the actual dewpoint temperature myself from the %RH and the air temperature — if the dewpoint goes below freezing, the WMR-968 returns an error value. My uploaded data is found here.
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When it comes to the issue of plastic bags in our society, the debate should move away from the question of whether or not to ban them.
That debate misses the point. This is about changing behaviour. Reducing this issue down to a regulation versus education debate almost always ends in a choice to take the latter route. Government shouldn�t try to manage every aspect of our lives, right?
But let�s switch the dialogue to try and achieve a different goal. In other words, what will it actually take to change people�s behaviour?
There is no debating that single use plastic bags are an environmental nightmare. They are the ecological tumbleweeds of a consumer society. But it is our consumption patterns that make it difficult to kick the habit of putting recently bought goods in convenient single use plastic bags.
We�ve all done it. Well intentioned as we are, with piles of our own reusable bags sitting silently by, watching us as we hurry out the door forgetting them behind.
Any educational efforts so far have seen meagre results in Whistler with a one per cent drop in bag usage in the last four years. The reason is that changing behaviour takes more than marketing campaigns and educational efforts. Changing behaviour takes conditioning and nothing does that better than inconvenience. That may mean eliminating plastic bags as an option or hitting consumers in the pocket book.
The Community Charter doesn�t give the RMOW authority to ban the use of plastic bags outright, but does allow for municipalities to regulate the type of shopping bags that retail businesses can distribute.
Coun. Jack Crompton had the right idea when he put forward a decisive motion that would regulate the usage of non-reusable bags in the resort. It was, however, a recommendation from administration that more time, consultations and another report be prepared with regulation options that saw that motion retracted.
We respect the need to consult and get together with stakeholders to make everyone feel included in the process. But another report only delays settling this issue once and for all. Will another report by administration reveal anything new on this issue, anything every other municipality that has considered this issue hasn�t thought of?
Probably not. Preferably the report this week from administration would have included regulatory options.
Regardless, it is clear that council has the will and legislative chutzpah to put in place legislation that makes people change their plastic bag behaviours once and for all. With an estimated four million bags used annually in the resort they know somethimg has to be done � now they just need a plan on how to do it.
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it's 2.9GHz 2.9GHz quad-core Intel Core i5 processor (Turbo Boost up to 3.6GHz) with 6MB L3 cache and I added the fusion drive, with tax and everything it came a little over $2000. and I'm having a BIG problem. the internet connection is weird, to say the least. It's not just slow. 90% of the time I open a browser I get "failed to open the server does not respond" type of message. So far I have tried wireless ethernet connection changing DNS numbers (that I found on google) rebooting the modem and tried using different browsers such as firefox and chrome. I haven't tried any of the disk manager because it's a brand new computer. is there anything else I can try to see what the problem is? Internet itself cannot be a problem because I have a PC laptop and macbook pro that is just fine on wireless. I just feel like I have a defective computer. Please help. |
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You tried to reset all your network settings?
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How are other devices on the router going when connected to the Internet? OK or are thet also having problems? If they are having problems to it may not be your iMac
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None of my other devices having problem.
My phone on wireless are much faster to use internet.. |
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BOY, THIS didn't take long. I do, however, want to stress what I said in the update to this post.
UPDATE: Ted Rall, on the other hand, writes this like he means it. [LATER: That link is dead now: Go here to read the column.]
He really is a loathsome human being.
ANOTHER UPDATE: Bill Hobbs has identified a suitable Rall-related charity.
YET ANOTHER UPDATE: Armed Liberal has related comments.
MORE: Andrew Sullivan on Rall:
After 9/11, I was roundly criticized for daring to suggest that there were some people in America who wanted the terrorists to win. But if you read Ted Rall and others, there can be no mistake.
The antiwar left -- if it wants to be taken seriously, which is at best an open question -- should disavow the likes of Rall. But it won't, because too many of its supporters agree with him.
STILL MORE: Hmm. According to this, Ted Rall is an award-winning moderate. Sheesh. Remember this the next time antiwar folks say it's unfair to associate them with losers like Rall.
MORE STILL: An antiwar reader emails:
Now, if you're going to play gotcha with us everytime some member of the radical fringe of my side says something stupid on DU or Ted Rall decides to pipe up, I ask you: when will you repudiate Misha or the posters on FreeRepublic? It's a two way street.
Yeah, but this is a cop-out because they aren't comparable. Whenever I mention people who want the United States to lose, I'm told "yeah, but they're the fringe." But they're NOT. Misha and the freepers don't have syndicated columns. They're not winning awards from allegedly-mainstream outfits. They're not published with those views in allegedly-respectable newspapers. Rall is.
Ditto with ANSWER -- they're the indispensable core of the antiwar movement. You can try to dismiss them as a fringe, but no alternative group has been able to replace them because, in fact, they aren't the fringe of the antiwar movement. Their hostility to America, their desire for America to lose, is just a more distilled version of something we see all over. Look at what Gary Kamiya wrote last spring:
I have at times, as the war has unfolded, secretly wished for things to go wrong. Wished for the Iraqis to be more nationalistic, to resist longer. Wished for the Arab world to rise up in rage. Wished for all the things we feared would happen. I'm not alone: A number of serious, intelligent, morally sensitive people who oppose the war have told me they have had identical feelings.
Kamiya gave this a redemptive spin, but I see plenty of examples where that's entirely lacking. Here's Tom Robbins:
Quite probably the worst thing about the inevitable and totally unjustifiable war with Iraq is that there's no chance the U.S. might lose it. America is a young country, and intellectually, emotionally, and physically, it has been exhibiting all the characteristics of an adolescent bully, a pubescent punk who's too big for his britches and too strong for his age. Someday, perhaps, we may grow out of our mindless, pimple-faced arrogance, but in the meantime, it might do us a ton of good to have our butts kicked. Unfortunately, like most of the targets we pick on, Iraq is much too weak to give us the thrashing our continuously overbearing behavior deserves.
Then there's Chrissie Hynde:
Between songs, the pugnacious Hynde, in a classic black T-shirt and jeans, bantered and battled with the crowd. She dedicated "You Know Who Your Friends Are" to "all you junkies and f--," gave a shout-out to the late Joe Strummer, opined that she hopes the United States loses if it goes to war with Iraq ("Bring it on! Give us what we deserve!"), and introduced the song "Fools Must Die" with the self-deprecating quip, "I'll show you how it's done."
If these people were on the "fringe," they'd be repudiated -- as they'd be if they were, say, calling black people by racist terms. But wishing for America to lose, apparently, is unexceptionable. Fringe? Of society, maybe. Of the antiwar movement? Doesn't sound like it. They may not reflect majority opinion, but they're clearly not regarded as beyond the pale.
YET MORE STILL: Tacitus has more links on this. Some of his commenters accuse me of deliberately blurring the line between antiwar and anti-America. But I don't think I'm the one doing that.
I've drawn the distinction repeatedly, but the fact is that the real energy in the antiwar movement comes from people who don't like America. A.N.S.W.E.R. is central to the movement. Nobody else can organize the protests or turn out the bodies. It's as if the religious right relied on Fred Phelps to do their organization, then tried to claim that they weren't like him. But they've been very careful to distance themselves from guys like him. I don't see similar care from the antiwar movement -- I see happy solidarity until someone makes an issue, followed by righteous indignation when this stuff is pointed out.
If you're embarrassed to be in bed with these guys, here's my advice: Get out of the bed. Meanwhile LT Smash has more on this.


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The Town of Branford had their monthly meeting at Town Hall on Feb. 12 at 7 p.m.
After the opening prayer and Pledge of Allegiance, the council approved the minutes of last month's meeting and reviewed the financial report and approved accounts payable.
Code enforcement report
First order of business to come up was Matt Tyre with the code enforcement report.
"I wanted to fill you in and let you know things are going very nicely," said Tyre. "We have about 50 percent compliance on the notices on the 'clean up.'"
Tyre was referring to owners of cars that have left them unattended and unkempt which became a public eyesore.
Tyre continued that the ownership of some cars was still questionable and they were waiting until it was resolved. He added that the owners on several properties have been contacted and only one hasn't responded yet.
"So, we're moving towards an end on that," said Tyre. "And, I've opened up the proverbial can of worms."
Tyre warned council that they may soon see some of their constituents as they are pressing on with the issue of unregistered vehicles in town. He said they're looking at 20 to 25 vehicles currently that within the next 30 to 60 days will either be registered or moved.
"We've still got some that are in question as to how long they have to be there or how often they have to be moved," said Tyre. "That's where the questioning is going to come in before you or (Town Attorney Kevin Daly)."
Tyre said next on the agenda is citing for those individuals that don't comply.
"We're all on schedule and everything is going well," said Tyre.
Tyre asked if there was anything else that needed to be addressed.
"We got some old houses around here," said Mayor Don Owens.
Tyre agreed and told them that there were a couple of more houses added that have gotten notices on complying to clean up and/or to make necessary repairs.
Councilman Charlie Daniel asked Daly what the time limit was for the vehicles. Daly said that he would look into the matter.
Tyre and council both wanted to clarify what be classified as a collectable vehicle and a "hunk of junk".
"We're talking about the ones that sit out there and rust," said Daniel. "You know there's a difference between a collector and ones that are all banged up."
Tyre agreed and reiterated that appearance and intent of the vehicle would be taken into consideration. Also briefly addressed was the issue of cars that needed mufflers or new mufflers as they are a nuisance and disturbance of the peace.
Fire department report
Branford Fireman Terry Burgess opened with remembering the tragic fire recently at Branford Villas. He said that it went as best as it could have. Under the circumstances, he said it could have been much worse.
"Being able to contain it to mainly that one apartment," said Burgess. "With the roof damage, not including the smoke and water damage, we got real lucky on that."
Councilwoman Shirley Clark brought up that she wasn't sure, but thought that Branford Fire Department wasn't mentioned in the paper that they were present and helping to contain and put out the fire. She wanted to personally thank him and the men for their service to the town. Burgess said that the online article did mention them.
Burgess wanted to let council know that they were thankful to Hardee's and McDonald's for contributing food to the firemen during that time as they were dealing with the fire for several hours.
Heritage House update
Clark said that they will be using the Heritage House soon but she's not sure on the date of the event. She's leaning towards April 19, but that date could change at some point.
"We talked to Tallahassee and some various people to have this event," said Clark. "Were working on that."
Clerk report
Town Clerk Donna Hardin was up next and wanted to let everyone know that the town had been awarded a grant.
"Today we signed the agreement where we got awarded the CDBG (Community Development Block Grant) that we applied for," said Hardin.
She also mentioned returning from Lake Mary where she attended what she called her first, "out of my normal conference schedule board meeting" for the Florida Association of City Clerk's as the northeast director.
"That went well and we are finally starting our budgets to where we're not as far in the red as we were when we were an association," said Hardin. "I thank the council for allowing me to serve as the northeast director and represent this area."
Sparkleberry Society
Carolyn Saft of the Suwannee Extension Office of the Sparkleberry Native Plant Society wants to use Hatch Park Community Center at no cost for any of their upcoming functions this year.
"Just to let you know we are providing services to the community," said Saft. "We have monthly programs and field trips, tree give-a-ways."
Daniel said that he thought it was a good idea and entertained a motion to allow the society to use the park. The vote was unanimous.
Revision to personnel policy
Some revisions were to be made to the personnel policy that was currently in place as there was little to no difference in full-time and part-time benefits. It was agreed that it would be re-written and voted upon.
Lastly, Councilwoman Alice Childress read a proclamation that stated the Town of Branford recognizes military men and women and their families by declaring that April 17 would be Military Family and Community Covenant Day. The proclamation was a heart-felt reminder of the courage and sacrifice that military personnel and their families give to us to secure our country's freedom. The council were all in agreement to sign the proclamation.
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- Minimum flows and levels proposed for Santa Fe
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CHANTILLY, Va. - A solar-powered plane that has been crossing the continent will be on display at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum facility in northern Virginia.
The museum will display the Solar Impulse aircraft on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly. The flight team will be on hand to teach visitors about the aircraft and its technology.
The flight across the U.S. is the first bid by a solar plane that's capable of flying day and night without fuel. It reaches speeds of about 40 mph. The journey began May 3 in San Francisco. Soon the plane will fly on to New York.
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Recipe by Skinnychef86
"A vegan alternative to cheesecake. Very creamy and smooth. Top with fresh fruit, if desired."
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2 (12 ounce) packages extra firm tofu, drained and cubed
1 cup white sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup vegetable oil
2 tablespoons lemon juice
1 (9 inch) prepared graham cracker crust
this is surprisingly decent. if you are vegan, you will think this is the bomb! if you are a regular meat/dairy eater like me, you'll say "hmmm, tastes alittle like soy". not that bad though. i used the blender and the cake is very smooth & creamy. i also made my own graham cracker crust (crackers/butter/sugar) and i did spread some thinned-out strawberry jam on top. i got a HUGE package of tofu from Costco and was looking for something to do with it. it also makes a great pareve dessert for those that are kosher.
I used the extra firm tofu as suggested and no matter how much I used the blender, the consistency wasn't smooth at all and the flavour was awful, in fact it was disgusting. Most disappointng!!! I don't appreciate having my review altered. What's the point in doing reviews if they can be changed.
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I followed recipe exactly, but it was not cooked for at least another 1/2 hour. It tasted nothing like cheesecake. We topped with fresh strawberries. One daughter said it reminded her of rice pudding. Most adults just said it was "different" but no one got a cheesecake feel from it. Most said it didn't taste bad, it just wasn't what they were expecting. I doubt I will try it again
This is a great recipe for starters, but mine was runny and did not really taste like "cheesecake." Remade it with following changes: added two large eggs and two tablespoons white flour, plus the grated rind of a lemon, and mixed in food processor. THOSE results were very NY Cheese-cake-ish, and a great pareve desert with strawberries.
WOW!! I never thought a tofu cheesecake would taste so good. I was wrong! I'm so happy to have found this recipe as I have many vegan friends.
This turned out really good. My husband who is a serious cheesecake fan even liked this a lot. I did add in a small amount of dairy free cream cheese. But, not enough to really change the recipe much. Also, for those who are not getting the tofu creamy enough, ensure that you are using Mori Nu Silken Firm Tofu. You will know that you are using the right stuff because it will come out of the box very silky and smooth looking to begin with. The other tofu's are not silky smooth even before blending. This is really a good recipe.
This recipe is definitely a keeper. The consistency was excellent and it held up very well. I'm thinking that maybe those who didn't get a smooth consistency used the wrong type of tofu. My only gripe is that this is a little too sweet for me, and I have a sweet tooth... The next go round, I'll probably add more lemon juice and less sugar. :)
I used the blender and it got very smooth. I am not a vegan, so I added chocolate chips. Not as thick as cheesecake, but ended up tasting like cookie dough. I loved it!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Tofu Cheesecake
Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 8 Amount Per Serving Calories: 371 Calories from Fat: 164
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A great day in Arizona and for firearms owners in general
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This is a discussion on Harold Fish conviction overturned within the In the News: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly forums, part of the The Back Porch category; A great day in Arizona and for firearms owners in general Harold Fish Defense http://www.cofad1.state.az.us/opinio...CR060675OP.pdf...
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This just made my day!
Haven't read it yet, but great news!
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Not over yet, but it's looking much better now!
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This is really good news, glad to hear it!
The way it stood before, summarized, was something like
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THAT really needed overturning!
Anti-gunners seem to believe that if we just pass enough laws, we can have utopia. Unfortunately, utopia is NOT one of our choices.
Glad to hear it, I always thought he'd been shafted.
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The kid might be genius and simply recoiling at his own Eatapus Complex too. Then again he might just be A BABY less than one year old and ready to sneeze on the titty then commence to latching and grabbing like the normal future man he will become.
Given that homos are a tiny minority of the population and command attention waaaaay out of proportion to both their numbers and importance, I'm betting the latter.
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That kids not gay. He just knows that tit is not lactating. Give him a few years and he'll be craving that action.
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I don't know, that's a pretty scary-looking pixelated nipple …
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Obviously, his father smokes cigars.
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Nice boobie.
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Why, do you assume that is a baby boy?
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Andrew Sullivan, the early years……
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Out a the way kid!
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Mabey her nipple is pixelated in real life and he's having a hard time focusing on it.
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Because this baby ain't dumb. That's not its momma's titty.
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That is a baby, not an it, Kairn.
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That kid looks an awful lot like Harry Reid.
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Does this version please you more?:See that thar scrunched faced baby in front of that thar titty?You wanna know why that thar baby is all scrunched faced?Because scrunched faced baby is telling us it is unhappy because baby realizes that that thar titty is not that thar baby's momma's titty.
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Well, kid, if you don't want it, grayscape is next in line.
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You're over thinking this. The mammary pictured represents the teat of Socialism and the youngster has just realized how bitter the taste and will grow up to be a Conservative.
Either that or he's gay.
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Wait, maybe there's been some silicone migration!
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I'd be happy to sign up and give that kid lessons. For free!
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Damn FDR! That was too funny!
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