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Laser Spine Institute sued over spinal fusion surgery10/22/14Civil
TAMPA — For people with back pain, Laser Spine Institute makes a tantalizing offer: high-tech surgeries that relieve suffering and let patients walk out the door in hours.
But a recent lawsuit alleges an Ohio man couldn't even stand after his surgery at the Tampa center last year. He had to be taken to a hospital after a seven-hour spinal procedure left him with a permanent neurological injury, the documents say....
African journalists' visit to St. Petersburg canceled due to Ebola fears10/20/14Health
ST. PETERSBURG — The University of South Florida St. Petersburg has canceled the upcoming visit of 14 journalists from African countries, citing Ebola-related fears from faculty, students and staff.
The journalists, part of the U.S. Department of State Edward R. Murrow program, were scheduled to arrive in St. Petersburg on Oct. 31 for a five-day visit. Two of those journalists are from the Ebola-affected nations of Liberia and Sierra Leone. Salem Solomon, a Tampa-based journalist, wrote in an op-ed appearing in the Tampa Bay Times criticizing the university's decision....
Ebola response highlights government cuts to public health10/20/14Health
The Ebola threat is calling attention to a problem years in the making: cuts to the programs and staff intended to prepare for just such a public health emergency.
Gov. Rick Scott, who has demanded federal aid to prepare for Ebola, announced Monday that the Florida National Guard is establishing two "rapid response teams" to help hospitals. But he has also overseen major cuts in the state's own Department of Health. The department had 15,170 staff positions this year — a 13 percent drop from 2010, according to legislative documents....
Tampa Bay Lightning owner Jeff Vinik will donate land for downtown USF medical school10/15/14 Real Estate
TAMPA — Jeff Vinik wants the University of South Florida to build a new medical school on his downtown property so badly that he's willing to give the school an acre of his land to seal the deal.
The Tampa Bay Lightning owner made the offer this week to USF president Judy Genshaft and Dr. Charles Lockwood, senior vice president for USF Health and dean of the Morsani College of Medicine, according to a university spokesman....
Nurses say Florida hospitals not prepared for Ebola; Scott calls for more training10/15/14Health
TAMPA — Working in a hospital unit that handles the sickest patients, Kim Scott knows she's the type of nurse who could treat an Ebola case. But the 26-year veteran she said she doesn't feel ready for it — especially after news that a second Texas hospital worker had contracted the virus from a patient who has since died.
"It is a scary time to be a worker in the health care field," said Scott, who would not specify at which of the two Brooksville hospitals she works. "And it's a scary time for the public."...
After Texas nurse contracts Ebola, Tampa Bay hospitals say they are prepared10/13/14Health
As federal officials vow to review procedures for safely treating Ebola patients, Tampa Bay-area hospitals say they are moving ahead with their response plans should an infected patient enter their doors.
But news over the weekend that a Texas nurse who had treated an Ebola patient had herself contracted the virus was a sharp reminder that the most subtle mishap — a tiny splatter of vomit that hits the floor, a droplet of fluid that slips in under a glove — can foil protocol and put workers at risk....
USF must decide location of new medical school to get state funds10/08/14College
JUPITER — The University of South Florida must settle on a location for its new medical school building, or it could have trouble getting additional public money for the project next year, a key committee of the state university system said Wednesday.
USF officials say they are still weighing whether to expand on their current campus or build in downtown Tampa. But members of the Florida Board of Governors' facility committee said USF risks missing out on state construction money in the next legislative session if it doesn't make up its mind by the end of the year....
USF to seek money for new medical school; key players favor downtown10/03/14College
TAMPA — As the University of South Florida seeks more state money for a new medical school building, the project's biggest benefactor offered a glimpse Friday of what — and where — that new structure could be.
Philanthropist Frank Morsani said USF Health officials are strongly considering a downtown campus for third- and fourth-year medical students.
"The majority of the education early on will take place at the main campus, but the last two years, I think the downtown campus makes sense," he said....
Florida hospitals prepare for Ebola cases09/30/14Health
TAMPA — Tampa General Hospital has planned for the day it might get a suspected Ebola case. Officials designated special rooms for such patients and purchased impermeable Tyvek suits, face shields and heavy duty gloves for the staff who would treat them.
The only step left is to train workers on how to handle the new equipment — something that will happen much more quickly now that the United States has its first confirmed case, in Texas, said Peggy Thompson, director of infection prevention at Tampa General....
State investigates St. Pete facility for Alzheimer's patients over possible scabies outbreak09/29/14Health
State officials are taking another look at how a St. Petersburg assisted living facility handled a possible scabies outbreak amid new complaints that executives took too long to address the problem.
Inspired Living at Ivy Ridge, which specializes in caring for Alzheimer's and dementia patients, disclosed in a Sept. 7 letter to families that a "limited" number of its roughly 60 residents suffered rashes "similar to scabies." Only one of those residents had a confirmed case of scabies, the letter said....
HCA will close St. Petersburg's Edward White Hospital, citing low revenues09/23/14Business
ST. PETERSBURG — Nearly 40 years after opening its doors, Edward White Hospital will close in November amid another year of empty beds and a multimillion-dollar shortfall.
It will be the first Florida hospital to close since the 2012 shutdown of A.G. Holley State Hospital, the state's only tuberculosis institution, in Palm Beach County. Hospital closures are rare, but admissions are declining nationally amid changes in how insurers pay for care and the fact that more medical procedures can be done without an overnight stay....
Even with in-network hospital, insurance may not cover ER physicians09/19/14Health
When her husband, Charles, showed signs of heart trouble in January, Donna Baker didn't hesitate to drive him to the emergency department at nearby Mease Countryside Hospital.
Only later did the Bakers learn that while Mease Countryside is part of their health insurance network, the physician who treated him there is not. The ER doctors are employed by a separate company that doesn't accept their United HealthCare plan....
Tampa General, USF leaders aim to strengthen relationship at top09/18/14Medicine
TAMPA — The chief executive officers at Tampa General Hospital and the University of South Florida's medical school are giving each other leadership roles in their operations, another move intended to cement what has sometimes been a testy relationship between the two institutions.
Tampa General CEO Jim Burkhart and Dr. Charles Lockwood, dean of USF Health Morsani College of Medicine, will now participate in each other's senior executive meetings, the pair announced in a joint news release Thursday....
USF pulls out of its $4 million specialty care clinic at the Villages09/17/14Health
Late last year, University of South Florida physicians opened a medical clinic at the Villages, near Ocala, to offer such specialty care as gynecology, cardiology and orthopedics. It was a key piece of the Tampa university's ambitious experiment to turn the retirement mecca into "America's Healthiest Hometown."
"We're excited to see USF Health extending the benefits of an academic health center … to serve residents in a new region of Florida," USF president Judy Genshaft said at an official opening ceremony in January....
Scott makes appeal to women voters at Tampa campaign stop09/16/14Gubernatorial
TAMPA — With polls showing women favor his Democratic opponent Charlie Crist, Gov. Rick Scott and his backers urged a mostly female gathering Tuesday to flip the gender gap to his advantage.
Women business and political leaders from the Tampa Bay area surrounded Scott and his wife, Ann, on a campaign stop at the Laser Spine Institute. Speakers emphasized Scott's record on education and aid to small businesses as the type of pocketbook issues around which women can rally....


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So even though now Mykel Board usually only writes about what porn he likes to watch, he made a pretty solid point in his column back in December of 1984 regarding how people never want to pay for shows, even when there's a touring band. I'm also guilty of not paying for a fair amount of the shows that I've gone to, but it's true that a lot of people refuse to see a show as a luxury that you don't need, but want. If you'd rather spend your only $5 on beer and then get super mad that you weren't allowed in to see a band that won't even break even on tour, there are a lot of people out there who would love to trade lives with you. So suck it up.
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The Christmas tree may be an international icon, but you'd be surprised by how many people don't know how to hang lights on one. Beginning tonight at 7 p.m. EST, the folks in Rockefeller Center will kick off their annual tree lighting celebration, so I thought I'd let you in on a few tips so you can join in on the fun and light yours too!
- Begin with a bare, undecorated Christmas tree that is seated firmly in its tree stand.
- Plug your string lights — which had better be LED lights — into an outlet to make sure they work before you get started. If they do not light, first make sure that none of the bulbs are broken. If so, replace the bulbs. If no bulbs are broken, you'll need to replace the fuse in the fuse panel on the pronged accessory plug. That should do it!
- Begin at the base of the tree and work your way to the top by weaving your string lights over and under the branches alternately as you go across.
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- When you reach the rear top of the tree, if there is any spare cord left, leave enough for the string lights to reach your electric outlet. If not, use an extension cord to plug them in. If you run out of string lights midway, simply plug an additional set of string lights into your first one.
- Plug your lights in your nearest outlet, step back from the tree, and see how they look! If the lights need adjustments, unplug them from the outlet, and then make changes.
- Unattended, lit trees are a serious fire hazard — especially dry, brittle ones. So always be sure to unplug your lights before you go to bed and before you leave the house.
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1237cc, 160bhp, mph, Insurance group
The VFR1200F remains a good, bordering on great bike. Its quality and finish is peerless; its refinement, ergonomics and ease-of-use impeccable. And the cherry on the top is that unique-sounding and fabulously grunty, flexible and, yes, fast V4. But it's not stunning, hasn't 'moved the game on' like an all-new Honda V4 probably should have done and it does have ...
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This is the world's first production electric superbike. With two 96V Angi 95R motors housed in a KTM RC8 rolling chassis, this is an electric bike that not only really handles, it's powerful and fast too. It's brilliant around town and is fun on the open road. It takes around five hours to charge (and costs pennies) from a domestic ...
982cc, 142bhp, 155mph, Insurance group 17
Don't think of the Brutale 989R as a watered-down version of its 1078RR bigger brother; it's a powerhouse of a bike in its own right. MV claim a massive 142bhp from the crank and a top speed of 165mph, which puts it right up there with the best in the super naked class. Compared to the Brutale 910, the 989R ...
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The Ducati Streetfighter looks like a crashed 1098 superbike but packs so much presence and attitude it works standing still. It needs to because at £13,995 for the S-version we rode here, it has a hell of a lot of competition on its hands in one of the biggest-growing classes in the UK. Ducati claim it's the lightest bike in the ...
1679cc, 197bhp, 143mph, Insurance group 15
The V-Max is what happens when you mix 1679cc and nearly 200 horsepower in a motorcycle that's one part cruiser, one part sportbike - and all parts thrilling. It's difficult to explain just how quickly the V-Max builds speed. Cruise along at 30 mph in second gear, pick up the throttle and hold on tight... you'll be doing 90 mph before ...
1294cc, 75bhp, 115mph, Insurance group 14
If you want a cruiser because it attracts attention then the Yamaha XVZ1300A Royal Star certainly does the job. With a V-Max motor ( detuned of course ) Tonka Toy bodywork and a gnat's bollock of ground clearance, the Yamaha XVZ1300A Royal Star is something truly different from the typical 90s V-twin Harley tribute act.
675cc, 49bhp, 110mph, Insurance group 8
Relive the 60s with the delightful Kawasaki W650. Styling is spot on – the exhausts are closer to a 60s Bonneville than Triumph's own latter day replica. Modern handling, engine and reliability means all the joy of a classic with none of the grief. Relaxed performance unlike the Boneneville of the 1960s.
910cc, 136bhp, 157mph, Insurance group 17
Sunday bikes make you feel good; they're not commuters, they're not people carriers, they're not really track bikes and they're certainly not tourers. They're for summer blasts, posing and polishing to a fine sheen. The MV Agusta Brutale 910 is the mother of all Sunday bikes – expensive, impractical, temperamental and utterly brilliant.
125cc, 15bhp, 72mph, Insurance group 6
Although only a 125, there's plenty of big bike feel with the Honda XL125 Varadero. The proportions are right, the motor feels spunky and as it's a Honda you know it's not going to fall apart beneath you. As a first bike or commuter the Honda XL125 Varadero represents a clever investment with its low insurance group and parsimonious fuel ...
1225cc, 121bhp, 160mph, Insurance group 17
Guzzi go modern. While most of their bikes trade on heritage, style and charisma the MGS-01 has a high-tech 21st century chassis with an intelligently updated version of the V-twin engine that's at the heart of the brand. It's only available as a race bike but we're hopeful of a road version soon.
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"With seven national titles and 20 Final Fours in the 64-team NCAA Tournament era, Duke and UNC have had more playoff success than any other CONFERENCE." - Al Featherston
Those two kids, theyre champions, Krzyzewski said of his senior leaders. Theyre trying to teach the other kids how to become that, and its a long road to become that.
My first team would be:
Trey Burke
Aaron Craft
Doug McDermott
CJ Leslie
Cody Zeller
Michael Snaer has to be the most under-rated player in the country. He is the best returning player in the ACC. He was better last season than C.J. Leslie, Mason Plumlee, Lorenzo Brown, James Michael McAdoo, better than any ACC player not currently getting ready for an NBA season. A lock-down defender and a clutch scorer, as we found out the hard way.
My pre-season pick for ACC Player of the Year. And any ACC Player of the Year-level player has to be in the All-America mix.
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1. He is not a very consistent offensive player. He's a spot shooter who can't dribble, doesn't draw fouls, and doesn't rebound very well for his size. When he's hot from 3pt range (which account for almost half his attempts), he's a star. But he scored less than 10 points 8 times last year (twice more he was right at 10).
2. His best attribute (defense) isn't easy to see, because he doesn't get steals or blocked shots.
I personally don't see him as an All-American caliber of player. Basically, I think some folks around here may be overrating him a bit based on his performances against us last year (and underrating guys like Brown and Leslie based on their performances against us last year). Snaer is definitely a good player, but I think that both Brown and Leslie were better last year.
CBS sports' Parrish and Goodman made their lists. I enjoyed the article, but am a bit surprised that McAdoo and Snaer only ACC representatives I think Leslie and Brown at NC State may deserve consideration, and of course Duke's seniors could all be considered, but I would rather they be on the year end list.
My favorite part of the whole column was one of the comments underneath:
Shabazz Muhammad as first team? without playing a single game? how quickly the writers forget about the black hummingbird.
Those two kids, theyre champions, Krzyzewski said of his senior leaders. Theyre trying to teach the other kids how to become that, and its a long road to become that.
Otto Porter, Georgetown. Keep your eye on this guy. He is special.


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Tom Critch is a collector.
It started about 30 years ago, and the memorabilia just keeps piling up.
"I went to all these games, and people throw that stuff away," said Critch, of East Toledo. "Then they try to get some of that stuff back and it's hard to get. Everybody asks me, 'What do you save all that stuff for?' I tell them if I have the program, I can go back and look at it.
"I look at the state tournament programs and try to see how long the coaches have been there. It's kind of like a fun job to do. It takes a while to do all that stuff, but it's just fun for me."
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The Genoa's Farmer's Market, which began its third season in May, has reduced the number of days the market will be open. Last year there were 27 market days, according to Cindy Nolte, market coordinator, and this year there will be a total of 13.
The market will run from May through October, but it will only be held every other week.
The change, she said, is due to a lack of support from the community and requests from the venders.
David Combs and his girlfriend, Jill Gulch, have started a Web site, Forgotten Felines of Toledo, to help find good homes for abandoned cats they've taken in.
Combs and Gulch started taking in cats two-and-a-half years ago when they moved to Elgin Avenue in East Toledo and noticed the felines entering and exiting an abandoned house next door, near an alley.
"Eventually, winter came. One cat was really nice and he would come up to the back door," said Combs. "We felt sorry for him and started feeding him. There was a blizzard coming, so we brought him inside. We got him fixed up and found him a home. He was such a sweet cat."
Area libraries are bracing for the possibility of more cuts to hours and services as the governor and state legislature come down to the wire balancing the next biennium budget.
Gov. Ted Strickland's latest proposal includes reductions in the Public Library Fund for fiscal 2010 of about $112.5 million and $114.8 million in 2011 as part of a plan to fill a gap of about $3.2 billion.
Ohio's Public Library Fund receives 2.22 percent of general revenue fund tax receipts. The monies are distributed to counties based on a statutory formula.
The Ottawa County Emergency Management Agency will conduct a hazardous materials exercise June 29 at 6 p.m. at the Brush Wellman plant in Harris Township.
Personnel from Brush Wellman, the Harris-Elmore Fire and Emergency Medical Service, Rocky Ridge Fire Department, and Ottawa County Sheriff's Department, Red Cross, and other county agencies will participate.
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A new house to replace one destroyed by Hurricane Sandy. I think this one is high enough this time. (at Shore acres)
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Is it really true that only New Jersey and Philadelphia call tonight Mischief Tonight? What do the rest of you call it?
The top is a screenshot from a Chris Christie campaign TV ad. The bottom is a screenshot from my Hurricane Sandy aftermath video (my dad recorded this part)… Amazing that of all the people over many weeks that Christie met they chose this exact same moment in time. #sandy #christie #tv
Welcome (farewell) to Hoboken. #hoboken (at Hoboken, NJ)
Point Pleasant Beach #beach #stillsummer #nj #pointpleasant (at Point Pleasant Beach Boardwalk)
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F[]315!! This SOB took my job!
Man, those look like uncomfortable chairs. I'd expect to see those in a bank lobby and not by a pool and meant for tanning.
"harrison anastasio" this sounds like a fake name
Nice gams on the woman.
WOOO! Murrow HS!
Didn't Ronald Reagan start out as a lifeguard? Let's keep an eye on this kid…..
Shouldn't they have hired Zonker Harris for this job? Perhaps Warren Beatty even.
I was a lifeguard at a pool like this for 5 years. Believe me, it's not all sunshine.
alot of these jobs sounds sexy like for a movie, or even porn scenario…but in reality, it never is.
those dumb tanning bimbos needs to be 'texted or tapped on their should when it's time to turn over for tanning'???
they have no sense of time to know on their own?
Personally, I think that a much better job would be to be the Oil Boy on a nationwide bikini tour.
So, how is HIS tan? The on-the-job-tee-shirt doesn't give me confidence.
Why didn't they mention this at my school's career day? We had a guy from the FBI and a very sharp DI from the USMC.
And what's this year's worst NYC job? You guessed it! For the tenth year in a row- Crack Wh*re!
the kid is a herb
lame job…*hating voice*… $15 an hour to bake in the sun for 90 days…NO THANKS @mbarsdastar
REAL SHOOTING IN UTOYA or NORWEGIAN "AFTERLIFE" $$ FLASH MOB !!? stateofterror.blogspot.com/ or stateofterror.wordpress.com/ REAL TEARS OR TEAR GAS AND PURE THEATER ON FACES OF MANIACS !!? OSLO POLICE or COMMUNIST/LIBERAL CRIMINALS WHO WERE PREPARING FOR ACT OF TERROR AGAINST NORWAY AND EUROPE ALMOST HALF DECADE(collecting proofs and photos) AHEAD !!? WILL THERE BE APOCALYPSE NOW(Abomination) OR TOTAL RESISTANCE(civil war) !!? No doubt about bombing in Oslo, but what about shooting in Utoya !!!?
ARIZONA = UTOYA and STOLTENBERG = BREIVIK (90 minutes vs 30 and for government vehicles or police even 20 minutes the most) !!!
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On Architecture and Musicvia Around the Web, Culture
David Byrne walks us through nightclubs, cathedrals and rain forests and asks how music is affected by the venue it's created for.
Infographics: Mapping the Social Webvia Around the Web, MediaFool
A new map graphs the social web so that geographical landmass is equivalent to online activity.
Princess Leia Apprehended on Subwayvia Around the Web
As the Empire tracks down Princess Leia in the New York City subway, great joy erupts.
Is the Browser Dead?via Around the Web
As apps become increasingly lucrative will media companies jump the browser ship.
The Facebook Backlash is Onvia Around the Web, Staff Picks
As Facebook gets bigger and bigger they're starting to become a punching bag over little things, like, you know, privacy.
Are Video Games Art?via Around the Web, Culture
What is it with video games. Can they be considered art? Does it really matter? What if they're the root solution to saving the world?
Just Like That, the iPad's Jailbrokenvia Around the Web
Twenty-four hours after the iPad's release a hacker claims to have gained root access and jailbroken the device.
Is ChatRoulette the Best Thing to Come to the Internet?via Around the Web
The porn is watching us courtesy of ChatRoulette.
Out For Blood; China's Virtual Vigilantes Create a Real-World Ruckusvia Around the Web, Culture
"The human-flesh search has unimaginable power." China's vigilante Internet has razor sharp claws.


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Camp Rainier was built in November, 1966 by the 2/12th and 2/22nd and became the 3rd Brigade 4th Div base camp. Home to Michelin Rubber Plantation to our right and the Ben Cui Rubber Plantation to our left. A glorious hiding spot for the VC. The rubber trees offered excellent cover from aerial observaton and difficult to see into from the ground.
This is John Spoores from Indiana, who was in my platoon. He may have been my squad leader at the time when I first got in country. He was there when we were still in the 4th Division.
Sarge Krause
The bunker line near Charlie Co.
ARVN Ranger unit
Pool built during the French occupation
Barrack at Camp Rainier - Bill Zimmerman on left
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Ed Wales from New York before he was transferred from Delta Co to Charlie Co posing in the 2/12th
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Out in the Michelin Rubber somewhere in April, 1968
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Artillery emplacements at Dau Tieng
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The title of the video below is "Amish Table Saw one horsepower motor". The fellow who shot is certainly not Amish, since he drove to the shop in a truck, shot video, and then posted it on the web. Those aren't things Amish folks do.
But some Amish do use power tools; sometimes powered by electricity they generate themselves, sometimes powered by gasoline or diesel engines, and sometimes powered by livestock. I have no idea whether or not the guy in the video is actually Amish. The beard and clothing seem right but it's odd he agreed to be videotaped. The Amish won't pose for photos (which is considered to be a form of vanity) and avoid being photographed face-on. That this fellow allowed himself to be videotaped may fall into a gray area because he's working—not posing.
No matter—what's interesting about this is the setup for powering the saw. As you can see from the video a horse is harnessed to a gearbox that drives a shaft that is in turn connected by belt to the saw. If you stop the video and look closely you can see that a shaft runs along the back of the shop in a floor-level plywood enclosure. There's no on/off switch here; just the operator telling the horse when to start and when to stop.
In some ways this saw is ahead of its time. After all, it was not until recently that manufacturers began to put intelligence (in the form of circuit boards) into tools and machines. And what could be more intelligent than a man and a horse? A man and a dog maybe—but then who would want a one dogpower saw?
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According to Resolution AN No.3206-Elec, dated Dec. 29, 2009, the National Authority of Public Services (ASEP) indicated that natural or legal persons who use nocturnal commercial lighting, signs, or advertisements, will be required to turn them off from 1 a.m. to 6 a.m., every day.
ASEP manager, Denis Moreno, said 2010 will see a strong summer climate-wise and predicts that in April, the country will reach a new record for energy demand, which would exceed the 1,130 megawatts reported last September.
The demand is getting increasing closer to the maximum capacity alloted for the system.
On Dec. 30, 2009, national electricity center Etesa reported a spare capacity of 1,345 megawatts and a peak demand of 1,072 megawatts.
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Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban and his wife have feverishly denied that he would be leaving Alabama for any other head coaching job, but money speaks and reports linking Saban to the Texas Longhorns are gaining more and more steam.
Saban could make a boatload of money with the Longhorns, who are the richest program in the nation, and the reported 10-year, $100 million offer and equity in the Lonhorn Network could be an offer too great to pass up.
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Mack Brown is expected to step down at the end of the week, which will open the door for Saban to Texas, so keep a close eye on the situation as the week goes on.
What seemed like a wild dream for Longhorns fans could soon be a very real possibility and they could have the man they want to turn their program around.
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With the emergence of Homeland Security, there is now a position entitled the Haakon County Emergency Manager. Lola Roseth began the job's responsibilities on October 5, 2005. The job description may be compact, but the methods of fulfilling the many job facets are always evolving. Haakon County Emergency Management is charged with the overall mission of protecting its citizens and their property from the effects of natural and man-made disasters.
by Del Bartels Nicolle Wiekamp is the new intern at Ravellette Publications of Philip. She began on Monday, February 27 and will complete the on-the-job training in the middle of May. A news/editorial journalism student from South Dakota State University in Brookings, she is already a senior and needs only the internship time to graduate. Graduating from high school in Clear Lake, a South Dakota town of around 1,100 residents, Wiekamp has learned to prefer weekly newspapers over the dailies.
The Midland School District is looking for a way out of a situation where 15 of its students attended other schools this year putting a greater burden on the district to fund education. That solution was drafted in the form of a bill that would allow the school to contract with neighboring districts to take their high school students. Elementary school students would stay in Midland.
With Presidents' Day coming up, and with the local economy always needing a significant boost, I offer a plan that would help out our cattle/farming region as well as Washington, DC. Let's find ways to market – for the lack of a more polite term – living livestock by-products. Please, don't try to come up with an impressive business name that has an accurate acronym. The organic fanatics would be forced to add their backing to the many varied lines of value-added products. The politicians, out of professional courtesy, wouldn't dare object.
Dora A. Finley, age 70, of Philip, died Friday morning, February 3, 2006, at the Hans P. Peterson Memorial Hospital in Philip. Services were held Monday, Feb. 6, at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church in Philip with Pastor Robert Oettel officiating. Graveside services were held Monday afternoon at the Hillview Cemetery in Isabel. Music was provided by Marilyn Millage, pianist, with congregational hymns. Ushers were Dora's grandsons, Eric and Connor. Pallbearers were Sonny, Jeff and Mark LaBeau, Sonny Newman, Rowdy Schuler and Scott Baye. Dora A.
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Apple will please missile makers by backing PA Semi's chip
reading the article on Safari-for-windoze, I'd say that's a good place to place the name iBomb..
Intel said to feed Google solid state drives
good grief
can I suggest we take this discussion down to the pub?
Optus named second Oz iPhone carrier
I wait with baited breath
to see how, exactly, this is going to work. In South Africa we have no ITMS and, legend/rumour has it this wont change any time soon (local pigopolists own the music rights).
So how will we do all the necessary things to our fancy-schmancy iphones without the blessed/cursed ITMS?
One wonders indeed.
Intel: laptop/desktop crossover coming sooner than expected
@ TeeCee
wow.. reading that, it sounds like you really would bite
Monroe BJ film - world exclusive still
I dunno what drugs you boys take, but sheeeeeyte I want some.
That's made my day that has.
Apple lags MS in security response
@ John
Me too - I love my macs (all three of them), but I don't take security for granted. Ever.
Best Buy calls copper on unsatisfied shopper
presumably 'Murcan's use different bra sizes to the rest of the world..
we have some HUGE mamma's here in South Africa, and they're on DD cups..
By our scale, a G-cup would require the, er, lass to probably have mechanised help to move.
OpenOffice update released
is it still dog slow?
I had high hopes to use it as a replacement for MS Orifice 2004 on my Mac, but sheeeeeite, it's slow.
Mozilla CEO blasts Apple for putting security of the internet at risk
I dig my macs (all three of them) - they do all I want quickly, quietly and efficiently. But they're by no means perfect.
Safari suck piles in the worst possible way. I can not use it at work because it won't play ball with an ISA proxy. It half loads pages then crashes.
The same happens with Safari for 'doze.
So - like all things, I keep the bits I like (pretty much most of the Mac OS) and ditch the rest.
Also, I dunno how the software updater runs on 'doze, but in OS X you look what's being offered, choose what you want and de-select everything else. How hard is that?
IBM waterboards PA-RISC Superdome from HP
@ Ashlee / Scott
"You took that as a glowing story about IBM's benchmark prowess then?"
No, he almost certainly didn't but look at his title.
when faced with lemons, make lemonade....
next he'll be telling you their storage arrays are faster than EMC/HDS/etc
Apple's Time Machine now works as advertised
I still don't understand the fuss
I've been backing up several mac's to a USB drive plugged into a mac mini on my network. Timemachine works fine over both the cat6 ethernet cables and the the 54Mb/s wifi.
Hacking attacks can turn off heart monitors
Oh boy - I can see a flood of schlocky b-grade 'thriller' spy movies
Steve Jobs unveils plans to dominate RIM BlackBerry, Life, the Universe, and Everything
what happens when..
I seem to recall the CPU in the iphone is going to change when Intel bring out something suitably small, cool and quick.
Does this mean Apple will have to develop a rosetta app to translate all this current crop of new apps being developed?
Nokia N810 internet tablet
so this aint actually a phone?
great - yet another pocket filling, niche non-filling device.
Did convergence take a pause during the creation of this thing?
Apple unearths Time Capsule
from a Kool Aid Drinker
Actually, I backup the mac's in the house (3 of them - no problems, despite all the, er, apparently thousands of web pages telling me I should have (sorry about that Webster - perhaps I should start poking around with a screwdriver or something? Would that make you happy?)) to an external drive mounted on a mac mini and shared across both wired and wireless networking
I've set up time machine on all of them, and it works just fine.
Shrek studio looks to Toshiba to untie HD DVD bond
oh well. So much for that
With Sony-of-the-rootkit-fame having won this round, I think I'll be sitting this round of the HD farce out.
Can't help wondering where we'd all be if microsoft had bundled HD-DVD with each xbox tho - the buggers.
Toshiba Portégé R500 slimline laptop
I'm curious - why do people compare the Air with PC's like this.
As a Mac user, the issue for me, with this Tosh is not the hardware but the OS that'll run on it.
I know, I know, the windows faithful (most of you) and the insane (step forward Webster) will rail against me for that, but *shrug* it's not apples for apples.
for me, OS X is better. For 96% of you, it's not - windows is. So be it.
But don't compare the hardware when it's actually the OS that matters.
Sky Broadband puts the fault into default Wi-Fi security
call me paranoid but...
My wireless router sits behind a dedicated BSD security box, it runs WPA2, has no default anything, and I change the passwords randomly (but often).
The BSD box will only accept connections from known Mac / IP combinations and anyway, logs all traffic and connections/attempts. I get a graph in my inbox every morning with all usage.
And then, if you do get past all that, there's not a single 'doze box on the network, only secured Macs.
Granted, this is not typical. But it's at least moderately safe.
Apple gives Xsan file system a sequel
EMC, HDS, etc
Pity there's still no support for, say, a Clariion storage array.
Orange France iPhone total hits 90,000
from a KOOLAID drinker (did I get that right?)
Roll on HSDPA, larger capacity and the reasons many people are holding back will be gone.
More remote workers squatting next door's broadband
@ Simon
but, if you walk up to my house and the door is not locked and you let yourself in, that's trespass. And if you take anything (even if I'm not using it and don't want it) - that's theft.
Should I have to lock my doors all the time to stop people coming in?
US Army struggles with Windows to Linux overhaul
Why don't they switch to Macs.. then the field commanders could be safe, secure *and* look fabulous with their trendy white macbooks. Senior officers could be given Air's as a bonus afforded to their Rank.
Intel's cache gigantism results in 2bn transistor Tukwila
gosh, thats, er, impressive
I compared the performance of my 2GHz core duo MacbookPro to that of a 1.6GHz Core 2 Duo Macbook Air. The Air is the same speed, for slower clocks, with less heat.
So Intel get it right some of the time.
Intel to tell all about roaring 96GB/s QuickPath interconnect
96GByte is, to all intents and purposes 1Tb..
I mean, I know 8 bits to a byte and all that, but, well, over heads and all that gumpf
oh say it is Dorothy, please say it is
Sparks fly over electric shock dealing Dell laptop
MacBook Pro
My MBP does it too - but only if I have the power adapter plugged in one specific way into the mains. If it happens, I just unplug the adapter, plug it in the other way round (it's a euro 2-pin) and the problem goes away.
My house is old (120yrs) with most of the wiring still the original cloth covered lot and 3-phase coming in, and I'd always assumed it was caused by one of the million electrical gremlins that infest the place.
(ps 120 years is old for South Africa)
Clash of the compacts: Eee vs Air
Different strokes
These are two very different products aimed, I'd guess at two very different markets.
I mean, you wont want to do a full days work on an Eee, with hectic spreadsheets and corporate type applications - but you could easily do that on an Air.
I'd even hazard a guess that the Eee pitches more squarely at the iphone than at the Air.
Messenger skims past Mercury
Likewise - no astronomer but..
.. isn't that a stock photo of the surface of the moon?
Blackberry Pearl 8120 smartphone
No no no no no no no
Please - video reviews may be all sexy and shi-shi, but they're also blocked by most corporations.
Can't we have the written and video review? Or if you absolutely must still use video, can you dump a compressed downloadable video somewhere on the page?
Will bird flu stuff our Happy Christmas?
Turkey is, *cough* foul anyway. I will be cooking a gammon and a nice chicken.
Apple TV goes to the movies
Oh, good ol' phreaky
Haven't heard from you for a while there Webster - you been holed up at evangelical school doing a firearms course in case you come across any apple totting homosexuals? (or democrats, the same thing, of course).
Amazon sells 2.5 million Harry Potters
And Jeff, bless his open and generous heart, claims to have not made a profit on the Pothead books.
go figure.
iSales prop up Apple results
This is worrying
50% of Apple store sales come from people who've never had a mac before..
get away ye wanna be Mac users - stick to your skanky PC's and Linux boxes.
Us seen-the-light-elitists like our air of exclusivity - and the lack of virus, trojans etc..
Met used 'dum-dum' ammo on de Menezes
Don't forget the wonderful (if you're on the good end of the firearm that is) effect of cavitation - coz the human body is mostly water, a projectile that enters the body at a fast enough speed (> speed of sound in water) and you get cavitation effects.
And if that's not enough, then should said projectile hit a major blood vessel then shock waves will travel thru the cardio vascular system..
I'm no expert (by any means) in ballistics, but the course I did as a medic sure did open my eyes..
Guns are horrible things. Period.
Judge rules Gore's film an inconvenient catalogue of errors
who cares if it's man made or not..
fact is - it's happening and no-one - rabid tree-hugger nor fundamentalist christian - can argue with that.
So we, as a species are or are not the primary cause - so what. Can we move on from trying to assuage our guilt (or defend our egos) and get on with dealing with it.
Vista Business sales soar like leaping dachshund
Man, I want some of whatever your dealer is selling you.
Gmail: a short, sharp rant
Wow - sad indeed
No, not the story, but the comments.
Have we become so inured of back service that we abuse people who have the temerity to complain about it?
When 'God Machines' go back to their maker
Kia vs Mercedes
If we apply the principles laid out in the article, then all premium brands would simply shut down.
A Kia does exactly the same job as a Mercedes S500
In fact, taken to the extreme, the argument ends up in a place called Communism. A leap, I know, to say that people who don't buy Apple products are all communists (and I'm not actually saying it).
but squint with your eyes, and let your mind run free (a tricky concept for Windows users, I know) and you'll see the argument.
now excuse my while I go off to blather and dribble saliva down my shirt front in a dark corner somewhere
iPass layers on security for laptops
almost related
So my neighbour had his laptop nicked (a MacBookPro). Much wailing and gnashing of teeth later, he gets a call from the local apple store.
Seems the fine member of society who bought it had ambled in to their store, told them he'd just bought it 2nd hand and could they please reinstall the OS to get rid of the previous owners junk.
The store checked the records, phoned the real owner and bingo, one happy story later.
iPhone becomes phisherman's friend
and every day Webster Phreaky posts some inane drivel
Please Webster - won't you do us all a favour and get a decent browser with a spell checker?
El Reg lobs iPhone at Genius Bar
fan boy
I admit it - I am a dyed in the wool fan boy - cut me and I bleed crisp white blood, saw me in half, and all my icky insides have little apple logo's stamped on them..
but - not even I would buy a gen 1 iPhone when it's network locked and not 3G.
We did all know those things some time back. So why then, did elReg buy it when they knew it had those short comings?
Sony says no to Euro PS3 price cut
can anyone say root kit
How quickly we all seem to have forgiven Sony for the root kit fiasco
I saw we - but in fact I haven't forgotten, nor have I forgiven.
I *will-never* buy another Sony product - not a thing. Not a memory stick, nor a plasma TV nor anything in between.
And now they continue to screw the pooch with the PS3 pricing.
Nope. Nope. Nope.
Speedy evolution saves blue moon butterflies
I look forward to reading their explanation of this event
No doubt it will be carefully thought out, accurately recorded and ..
nah. What am I saying?
it'll either be ignored or the report will be bollocks
'You're a f**king moron'
How dare you.. how very dare you..
I was going to post something funny and original, but then realised you might contact my boss
IBM turbo charges world's fastest supercomputer
At last...
finally, a computer with enough grunt to run Vista smoothly.
Russian trouble makers find Quicken backdoor
Careful with that 'backdoor' reference
headlines like this may offend Otto Stern - we know how easily offended he is..
Hello, Apple PR. Dr. Freud will see you now
oh the humility
Ashley didn't get what he wants?
actually, I didn't think of you as a developer - maybe I'm wrong and deep down you love the itty bitty bits, bytes and bobs that geeky types spend their day assembling so mortal morons like me can sit in comfort and type sarky posts on websites (on my apple macbookpro)
Jobs: one more thing... a browser war
oh the hysteria
good grief - how could two so simple things evoke such hysteria...
get a grip people - nothing more than a browser and a phone.
move on, nothing to see here
VMWare offers Windows-on-Mac tool at half price
high hopes
Man, I hope this works better than parallels does. I 'upgraded' my version 2.5 parallels to the New All Singing Dancing 3.0 and not only did it break my old Vm's but even fresh crispy VM's get all sorts of memory exception errors.
We use VMWare a lot onsite - despite the money I've thrown at parallels, I will be going the VMWare route.
El Reg 'buys' acre of Brazilian rainforest
is this for real? I mean, really for real..
If this is genuinely for real, then its a Good Thing yes? But how do we know its not a scam, or some such thing. Perhaps, tho, £70 is worth it regardless..
hhmm - decisions, decisions.
Jobs waves iPhone, talks applications
Not sure fast..
Actually, I have high hopes for it based on the comparisons between OS X and Windows (or even, I suspect, Vista).
If we ignore 3G/HSDPA for now as they've said its coming, then sure, on paper my N93 and k800i can do the same things. But Windows can do the same things as OS X - in fact, they can probably do more. That's not the point.
Its the user experience that trips up the Nokia/Sony-Ericsson experience. They're shyte to use because the manufacturers have to stick to what their customers know.
Apple isn't by any means perfect - far from it. I work in an entirely windows dominated environment on a MacBookPro and sure, I have challenges. But the overall user experience - my user experience is better, by far, than it was when I used windows.
I fully expect the iPhone to be the same.
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It was shortly after they moved in together that it started. Tony would stay up all night working and crawl into bed around the time Steve was getting up. Steve wanted to try and get Tony on a better sleeping schedule, but with everything they went through he deserved to work his own way for a while. Steve would go for a run to work up an appetite before making a quick breakfast and hitting the gym. After that he would shower and do whatever else was planned for the day. Today his schedule what empty, so he stayed a little longer in the gym and lingered a bit in the shower before going back to their room. Instead of getting dressed right away he checked on Tony to see if he had waken up yet. The answer was no, but he looked so peaceful that Steve just had to watch him for a while. He had to laugh at the fact Tony had his whole body curled against the pillows, maybe it felt more like the couch in the lab that way. Steve started to look over his body, the curves he knew by heart, the scars from battles, the soft glow of the arc reactor, it made his fingers itch for a pencil. He walked over to the nightstand and pulled out the sketchbook he had stashed there and the bag of pencils he his so Tony wouldn't steal them all. Gently he crawled onto the bed and laid down to where he could see the details of the arc reactor. While he was readying his paper he realized he still had his wet towel on. He shimmied it out from under him, careful not to wake Tony, and tossed it off to the side quickly replacing it with the sheets before he picked up the pencil and pressed it to paper.
Steve wasn't sure how long he'd been drawing, there were a few sketches he had given up on and ripped out scattered on the bed. It was around the third time he tried to re-draw Tony's hair that he woke up.
"Wow Cap," Tony mumbled in a groggy voice, "that's a creepy thing to wake up to."
Steve laughed and peeked over the top of the sketchbook, "is it the creepiest?"
Tony gave a drowsy smile back, "definitely not."
"Then I guess I'm in the clear," Steve turned his attention back to the drawing expecting the other man to go back to sleep, but instead Tony curled his finger around the top of the sketchbook and pulled it down until he could see Steve's eyes again.
"Whatcha drawin?" Tony asked wiggling his brow.
Steve playfully batted Tony's hand away, "I'm just trying to get your hair right."
Tony let out a small whine when Steve propped the sketchbook between them, but he found something else to distract him, "I'm really diggin your motif."
When Steve looked back up Tony was on his stomach and glancing at the pages he had torn out. He blushed and tried to take them back, "those aren't good, don't look at them."
"What are you talking about?" Tony pulled them out of Steve's reach and rolled on his back to put some space between them as he kept looking, "these are fantastic, I didn't know I could be anymore good looking."
"Seriously Tony," Steve crawled closer and tried to grab them again.
Tony extended his hard hand out of Steve's reach and slid the other one on his hip when the soldier tried to stretch over to get them, "why wont you let me look at them?" His eyes showed to small pang of hurt the question didn't.
Steve looked down at him and sighed, "because-" he started as he settled his body over Tony's propping himself up with his elbows on either side of the other man's head, "because I don't want you to see them if they aren't good enough."
Tony awkwardly kept the sketches in his grip and he ran his hands along the other man's sides, "they're amazing, perfect even," he nuzzled Steve's cheek, "I mean it doesn't get any better than drawing me."
Steve chuckled giving Tony a quick kiss, "whatever Stark."
"Are you saying I'm not attractive?" Tony asked jokingly making Steve laugh more, "because I have several magazines that beg to differ."
"I know you do," Steve shook his head trying to calm his laugh, "they're framed in your workshop."
"So what are you saying?" Tony wiggled with his question trying to get Steve to laugh again, "I'm not sexy?"
Steve let out a small chuckle before looking into the other man's eyes again, "you are many things Tony Stark." Then he leaned down pressing a lingering kiss on his lips.
Tony growled happily letting his hands roam lower on Steve's back, "speaking of sexy-"
"Give me the sketches and I'll consider it," Steve said back with a stern look.
"Yeah sure whatever," Tony bunched them with Steve sketchbook and hastily shoved them on his nightstand before groping his boyfriend again.
Steve laughed putting a little more of his weight on Tony, "you're cute."
"I'm not cute," Tony pinch his brow trying to keep up the touching under the pressure of Steve's body, "I'm manly, animalistic, grrrrr."
"Mhm," Steve smirked putting the rest of his weight on Tony as he buried his face into the crook of his neck.
"No, Steve," Tony tried to squirm out from under the super soldier, but they didn't call super for nothing, "damn it, really? Again?"
"Mhm," Steve hummed pressing lazy kisses against Tony's neck, "I never get to just sleep with you, so yeah again."
Tony sighed and gave into Steve's ridiculously strong hold, "fine," he wormed his hand around so he could tangle it in the other man's hair, "but we get to have sex later."
"We'll see," Steve murmured entwining his fingers with Tony's.
"I mean really," Tony rolled his eyes, "you're the naked one right now."
"Shut up Tony," Steve said flatly closing his eyes and adjusting to get more comfortable.
Tony huffed and did the same, "tease."
Steve let out a small laugh, "I love you."
"Yeah yeah," Tony said snuggling closer to Steve, "I love you too."


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I have IE8 on a XP Pro machine and its working fine so far, with one exception.Since the install of IE8, some sites are requiring I d/l and install the latest version of Adobe flash player.Well, I go to their site, and d/l it and it installs, but, the site wanting this new version keeps saying I need to install it.And, yes, I restarted the computer after I installed it.Anyone have this problem?
Have you tried uninstalling Flash using Add/Remove programs and then reinstalling Flash?Can you give an example of a site where the problem exists?
I have uninstalled Flash player 10 plugin, as that is all that shows up on my computer, and is downloaded.As an example, I go to »www.BestBuy.com and when it comes up, I click on the "weeklyad". A window opens where the weekly ad would be, but, it tells me that Adobe Flash Player 9 is required to see the ads.
I had the same problem with Flash 10 on one of our XP boxes, kept saying it was installed, then wouldn't load flash content. Uninstalling Flash 9 in add/remove programs and reinstalling flash 10 fixed it. I also ran CCleaner to fix the registry entries.--All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing - Edmund Burke. "Walk the Talk".
Also, can you check here?:IE > Tools > Manage Add-ons > Toolbars and Extensions >Then make sure "Shockwave Flash Object" is "Enabled"
Auggy, I did as you asked, and it shows that it is enabled, and it is version 22.214.171.124Seems odd since I've d/l'd a version 10.x
Try running the Adobe Flash Player uninstaller from the following link:http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_14157Close all applications beforehand and restart the computer afterwards.Then reinstall Flash from the following link (un-check the "Google Toolbar" offer) and restart the computer:http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/Then go to the C:\WINDOWS\system32\Macromed\Flash folder and confirm that the flash10b.ocx exists in that folder.Then confirm that the Shockwave Flash Object in IE Manage Add-ons is at version 10.0.22.87
Well, I did as you instructed, and all went well, until the last part. I went and looked in the manage add on's, and this is the version it says is "there":Name: Shockwave Flash ObjectPublisher: Adobe Systems IncorporatedType: ActiveX ControlVersion: 18.104.22.168File date:Date last accessed: Today, March 25, 2009, 3 minutes agoClass ID: {D27CDB6E-AE6D-11CF-96B8-444553540000}Use count: 295097Block count: 0File: Flash10b.ocxFolder: C:\WINDOWS\system32\Macromed\FlashNotice the version is 18.104.22.168 and it says that is the version in that flash10b.ocx folder.
What version shows up in the following link?: »kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewCon···liceId=2Also, does "Debug Player" say "No" (it should).
Upon clicking on the link, it says I have version: 10.0.22.87And the Debug Player says NO
Can you do the following?:Start > Search > All files and folders > expand "More advanced options > then make sure "Search system folders", "Search hidden files and folders" and "Search subfolders" are selected.Then enter .ocx under "All or part of the file name" > Search.What .ocx file(s) come up that start with Flash and what are the location(s)?
Doing what you asked gave the following results:Flash.ocx @ C:\WINDOWS\system32flash.ocx @ C:\WINDOWS\ServicePackFiles\i386Flash 10b.ocx @ C:\WINDOWS\system32\Macromedia\FlashNotice in the 3rd file that came up, the space between the word Flash & the 10b
As a side note, I tried the BestBuy site last night to see if I could see the weekly ad, and it worked.I tried it again this morning, and it still worked.
If you are using Vista and you are having flash problems try coping the Macromed folder from the sysWOW64 to the System32 folder. This cured my problems.
Thanks for replying warmac. However I am using Xp Pro, and I beleive the problem is fixed now.
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I hv given up on installing flash on my IE8. I am now using Firefox and it has no problem whatsoever with sites using flash
And I thought I was the only one having a problem with IE8 and Flash.See my problem at '»MSN.com missing ad?'
This fixed my Shockwave problem with IE8 and saved me hours of troubleshooting.THANKS!!!!!Bob
Your welcome. I've read all kinds of links all across the web, and I seem to be the only one so far who has discovered or posted a quick fix on the issue. I am glad it worked for you.--What man is a man, who doesn't try to make the world a better place?
I can use flash on opera but not on IE. My os is Windows XP(definitely), 2002(i thimk) Service Pack 2.
Thank you to everyone who posted here - this was driving me absolutely nuts!


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Bears UFA Targets
This is one of the deepest NFL drafts in recent memory so there is bound to be some quality NFL talent that slips through the cracks and doesn't get selected in this year's draft. The Bears haven't had much luck with undrafted free agents in the last few years (ever?) but other teams have (Vontez Burfict, Arian Foster, Wes Welker, James Harrison, Antonio Gates) so it's definitely possible and if it's going to happen, this is probably the year. I know it's been said quite a bit already, but this draft is stacked with talent at multiple positions, notably wide receiver and cornerback but defensive tackle, running back, and safety are all pretty deep as well.
I used my most recent mock draft, CBS Sports draft analysis, and NFL.com's prospect grades to determine which players might go undrafted. Some of these guys will get drafted, some won't and there will be guys that I have drafted in my mock that won't hear their name called during this year's draft. It's an inexact science, especially in the later rounds. There were so many players undrafted that I think have NFL potential that I broke this post into two parts. The first part, offensive players, will be today and then I will follow-up with the defensive players tomorrow. If there is a player not expected to be drafted that you think could help the Bears, post him in the comments. There are plenty of guys I haven't spent any time scouting and I am always interested in checking out players that are off my radar.
Ideally the Bears will be able to draft a decent QB prospect to compete with Jordan Palmer for the back-up job, but the reality is that the QB class is pretty weak this year after the first 6-7 guys. There are a couple of guys with upside outside of the top 7 (Murray, Savage, Thomas) but they will be gone before the 5th round which is the earliest I could see the Bears using a pick on a QB. They just have too many more immediate holes on defense and it's a very deep draft on that side of the ball. Does it make sense to take a backup QB prospect who might be decent or a defensive player with a much higher upside who could contribute right away? Opinions are mixed on the issue, but I'd rather have the guy with more upside. Fortunately the Bears can get a QB as a UFA who is similar in talent to what will be available in the 5th-7th rounds. Here are a couple of my favorites:
Casey Pachall, TCU (6'4, 230) – He's the Colt Lyerla of draft eligible QBs this year. That comparison might be a little extreme since Pachall didn't quit on the team after being forced to leave due to a drunk driving incident and spent time in alcohol and substance abuse rehab before rejoining the team. Pachall came back in 2013 but broke his non-throwing arm in week 2 of the season and struggled when he returned later with a 6 TD /10 INT ratio. Pachall did have one great game that gave a glimpse of what he can do when healthy and focused, completing 40 of 58 passes for 394 yards and 3 TDs against West Virgina. Granted West Virginia's defense was pretty bad, but before getting in trouble Pachall was dominant in 2012; he had a 38 TDs / 7 INT ratio, led the NCAA in passing efficiency and was projected to be no later than a day 2 pick when he entered the drat. He has prototype QB size, a cannon arm, good accuracy and the moxie and leadership (on the field at least) that you look for in a QB. I almost used one of the Bears 6th rounders on Pachall in my mock draft because I think he has more talent than all but 6-7 QBs in this draft and I'm a sucker for redemption stories.
Tyler Russell, Mississippi St (6'4, 220) – Prototype size and a cannon arm that can make every throw. Russell struggled with injuries his senior year, but was very successful as a junior (24 TDs / 10 INTs). Russell isn't mobile and will need a good O-line to be effective in the NFL but he has a better arm than most prospects in the draft, good size, and has shown excellent accuracy at times. Other times Russell struggles to be on target with even short passes. He is inconsistent and his footwork needs some work, but with coaching could be a back-up QB that can win games with his arm.
James Franklin, Missouri (6'2, 228) – Very athletic with both good speed (981 rushing yards, 15 rush TDs in 2012) and a strong right arm. Franklin has had trouble staying healthy but has been very productive when on the field (70 career touchdowns). He is an inch or two shorter than ideal and there are questions about his arm strength and accuracy, but on tape he throws a nice deep ball and shows enough flashes of accuracy to think that he could improve with some coaching. He's a long shot, but most UFAs are and he has the athletic ability to be at least a back-up in the NFL.
Running Back
If the Bears draft a running back in the 6th round (Isaiah Crowell hopefully) they probably won't target another one as a UFA since they already have Michael Ford on the roster, but I could see them bringing in a short yardage back to compete with Ford and provide insurance if someone suffers an injury. Both Trestman and Emery have stated that the ability to pass block and catch the ball out of the backfield are the two most important traits they are looking for in a back-up RB.
Lorenzo Taliaferro, Coastal Carolina (6'0, 229) - One of the best pass blocking RBs in the draft, so he's probably on Emery's radar. Taliaferro has good size and the vision, toughness, and short-area quickness to be a good short yardage back. He's not flashy but he's a well-rounded back that can contribute in a lot of different areas.
Alfred Blue, LSU (6'2, 223) – Platooned with Jeremy Hill which hurt both of their numbers and keeps them both underrated going into the draft. Blue is a tough inside runner with good size, vision, tackle-breaking ability, and a good enough burst to break one if he can make it to the second level of the defense. He is a good receiver out of the backfield, but his blocking needs work. Blue was a fan favorite at LSU and had a tendency to make things happen when he got the ball. I think Blue has 4th-5th round talent and is a steal this late.
Marion Grice, Arizona St (6'0, 208) – A natural receiver out of the backfield, with shifty moves in space, and a nose for the end zone. Grice is a versatile back who can catch, pass block, and even return kicks. He's not powerful enough to be a short yardage back, but has a similar skill set to Forte and could give him a breather occasionally.
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text: Anne asked: <<< While driving through New Mexico I purchased two bags of unshelled pine nuts. I'm asking if anyone know a good way to shell them 'in mass'? It'd take forever one at the time. >>> That's what children and apprentices are for... No children or apprentices around? See various suggestions on shelling pine nuts in this file in the FOOD section of the Florilegium. There's also a bunch of other information on pine nuts and pine nut substitutions in this file. nuts-msg (134K) 1/ 7/08 Nuts, acorns, nut flours in medieval foods. http://www.florilegium.org/files/FOOD/nuts-msg.html ========== I always thought they came from Italy and from Utah. My brother used to live in Utah and there was someone who had a pine nut business and sold them for $2 a pound. They were still in the shells but the shells were very thin, and if you put them in the microwave for a certain amount of time the shells would pop off without hurting the nuts. You had to throw the container you popped them in out--it had what amounted to shell tar on it, but it worked well. Angeline ========== > I've heard that you can use heat to > force the cones open, but I'm not sure exactly how you would do that. > > Noemi I had one open up over a couple years just sitting on my desk. You can probably get them to open a little quicker by wrapping them loosely in foil, and warming them in an oven at low temperature. Bear =========== > Maybe this is another time when you could use a microwave. I wouldn't do > it on full power, maybe 50 %? > > Just a thought, since you can get the seeds to pop open. > > Angeline AK!!! Umm, don't do it. I have seen some of them pop open, and that would be bad. Also, the resin won't be happy about coming off of anything it splatters on. Bogdan ============ Okay, several options and opposing opinions. Hey, I didn't say there was *one* solution. Afterall, these came from this list. Another bit of useful info: ============== At 09:08 PM 02/06/98 EDT, Meghan wrote: >Has anyone tried storing freshly purchased pine nuts bought in quantity in the >freezer? I've had occasion to find them at very good prices, and I'd love to >know if anyone else has found success with this. I'm curious if the natural >oils in the nuts would cause them to freeze badly or get mushy. Yes indeed! They store very well in the freezer and it stops the oil in the nuts going rancid. They defrost beatifully. This is recommended for all nuts and seeds and "high qual" suppliers always store them this way. Rowan =============== Stefan -------- THLord Stefan li Rous Barony of Bryn Gwlad Kingdom of Ansteorra Mark S. Harris Austin, Texas StefanliRous at austin.rr.com **** See Stefan's Florilegium files at: http://www.florilegium.org ****


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:) , skyler 17 :)
I'm lesbian , i do not promote self harm,eating disorders or anything else . my blog is a mixture of loads of things its me and eveything im feeling right now ,
I'm here if anyone wants to chat and tell me their problems ill listen and give you advice if you need help :) ? , and im Irish :D ask me questions too :)