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Artirce, The King's
Artizan Street
Arundel Lane
Ashantree Court
Ashen Tree Court.
Ashentbee [Ashentree?] Court
Ashentree Court
Ashman's Court
Ashurst's Court
Askew Almshouses
Athel Street, Athelestreet
Athelburga (St.)
Atheling Steeet
Aubrees Watergate
Auction Mart Sale Rooms
Audoen (St.)
In Lime Street.
Stow describes it as a mansion house of the Kings, 14 Ed. I. (S. 152), and Strype says that Queen's Square was erected on the site of a large house, anciently supposed to belong to the Kings and Queens (Strype, ed. 1720, I. ii. 89).
Described as the King's mansion called the kynges " artery " in Lymestrete, 14 Ed. IV. 1474 (Cal. P.R. Ed. IV. 1467-77, p. 439). Ed. I. is evidently an error for Ed. IV. in Stow and the ' c ' probably an error for ' e,' which would make the word " artiree."
See Queen's Colledge Passage Square.
It does not seem to be possible to arrive at any satisfactory explanation or derivation of this word unless it is a contracted form of the word " artelries "=" artillery," and was a storehouse for arms. The word " artelleries " occurs in this sense in Chaucer's " Tale of Melibeus " and " artery " might be a contraction, originally written thus : " arteries." The form " artry " is given in N.E.D., s.v. " artillery."
South out of Harrow Alley, Middlesex Street to Stoney Lane. In Portsoken Ward.
Erected in 1884 as Artizan's Street, name changed May, 1911, to the present form.
The Artizans' Industrial Dwellings were commenced in 1884, and with the Metropolitan Railway occupy the site of several former Courts, viz. : " Allen's Court," " Ebenezer Square," " Mount Court," " Barnes's Buildings," " Meeting House Yard," Gravel Lane, "Sadlers' Hall Court."
A tenement at the corner of the lane called "Arundel lane" in the parish of All Hallows upon the solar (the less) in Thamisestrete is mentioned in 1432-3 (Ct. H.W. II. 361).
Not further identified.
See Ashentree [Ashentbee?] Court, Temple Street.
-North out of George Yard and Magpie Alley, Whitefriars (L.C.C. list, 1912). In Farringdon Ward Without.
Called : " Ashentbee Court " (O.S. 1880).
North out of Temple Street, Whitefriars, in Farringdon Ward Without (O. M. 1677-Elmes, 1831).
Now called " Glasshouse Alley " (q.v.). " Ashantree Court " (Horwood, 1799).
The southern end out of White Friars is called " Cloth Workers Court " in O. and M. 1677, and " Paved Alley " in Rocque.
Probably named from the sign, which may have indicated the existence of an ash tree in the locality.
North out of George Yard and Magpie Alley, within the precinct of Whitefriars (O.S. 1880).
See Ashen Tree Court, Whitefriars.
West out of Temple Street to the Temple. In Farringdon Ward Without (Elmes, 1831).
Not further identified.
Probably named after the owner or builder.
North out of Distaff Lane, west of Cordwainers' Hall, in Bread Street Ward (O. and M. 1677).
Site now occupied by offices and business houses.
Probably named after the owner.
See Drapers' Almshouses.
See Gibson's Key.
. See Addle Hill.
See Addle Street.
See Ethelburga (St.), Bishopsgate.
Grant of a rent in the parish of St. Thomas the Apostle, between the lane called " Athelingstrete " north and the land (?=lane) leading to " la Ryole " south, 1289 (Anc. Deeds, A. 2526).
Houses in " Athelyngestrate " are also described as in the parish of St. Mary de Eldemariechurch, 1272-3 (Ct. H.W. I. 13).
" Aphelingestrate,"1213 (Anc. Deeds, A. 1499). " Ayelynstrate," 1348 (Ct. H.W. I. 536).
It seems probable from a comparison of some of these deeds, in which the names of the parties and witnesses are identical, that these forms are merely variations of the same name and relate to " AEtheling (or Noble Street) as Leyland termeth it, commonly called Wathling Streete " (q.v.) (S. 252).
See Addle Hill.
A lane so called mentioned as a boundary of property granted by John de Suffolch to Eustace the prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity, 1 Edward I.
The property is described as " a quay with houses and shops built thereon extending from the High Street to the Thames and from the angle of the lane called ' Aubrees Watergate ' to the quay of William, son of Edmund de Essex " (Anc. Deeds, A. 7283).
Evidently a lane leading down to the Thames belonging to one Aubree, but not identified.
These " watergates," whether lanes, quays or gates to the river were very numerous and often had no distinguishing prefix. Three of them are mentioned simply as " le Watergate " in the enquiry held in 17 Edward III. into the condition of the approaches to the Thames (Lib. Cust. II. 446).
On the west side of Tokenhouse Yard at No.19 (P.O. Directory).
Built about 1865. Architect, S. Clarke.
The rooms were formerly in Bartholomew Lane on the site now occupied by the Alliance Assurance Co.'s Offices.
A messuage so called in the suburbs of London outside Aldersgate. Described in an inquisition 10 Edward II. 73, as in a ruinous condition and therefore valueless. Held of the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's.
Thomas de Aldithelegh was heir, under age, a ward to the King. The name occurs as Daudele or de Aldithelegh.
No later reference.
At the north corner of Eldenese Lane (Warwick Lane), in Farringdon Ward Within (S. 345). The parish extended into Castle Baynard Ward.
First mention : " Parochia sancti Audoeni," c. 1220 (MS. D. and C. St. Paul's, Press A. Box 22, 867).
Other forms and names : " St. Audoen within Neugate," 1396 (Ct. H.W. II. 321). " St Audewin within Neuwegate," 1361 (ib. 44). " St. Andoem," 1569 (Lond. I. p.m. II. 121). " St Ouen," 1220 (H. MSS. Com. 9th Rep. p. 23). " St. Owyn," 1322 (Ct. H.W. I. 296). " St. Owan within Neugate," 1349-50 (Ct. H.W. I. 628). " Seynt Iweyne," 1374 (ib. ii. 162). " Sancti Owini, St. Iwyn," 1385 (Cal. P.R. Rich. II. 1385-9, p. 50). " St. Ewenna, 1542 (L. and P. H. VIII. XVII. 393). " St. Edwin," 1543 (ib. XVIII. (2), p. 60).
Ewin is the same saint as Owen or Audowen called " Sancti Audoeni juxta fratres minores " (Strype, ed. 1720, I. iii. 193). " Seint Ewen." " Owyn wtin Newgate " (Arnold's Chronicles, pp. 77 and 253). " Seynt Yeuan " (Fabyan's Chr. p. 296).
There was a fraternity of St. Anne in the church (Strype, ed. 1720, I. iii. 193).
After the dissolution of the monasteries, temp. H. VIII., and the suppression of the Greyfriars monastery, the parishes of St. Nicholas Shambles, St. Audoen, and St. Sepulchre within Newgate were united to form the parish of Christ Church, Newgate (q.v.).
The parish church of St. Audoen was granted to the mayor and citizens, 38 H. VIII. (L. and P.H. VIII. XXI. (2), p. 416).
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Mount Shasta Celebrates With Annual Walk & Run
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Mount Shasta kicked off our nation's birthday with their annual walk and run.
Some call it a small town tradition, but this little city at the bottom of Mount Shasta welcomed over 5,000 runners and walkers. That's more than the city's entire population.
The event started in 1980 with only 250 people.
They have three races. The more competitive runners run five miles. Walkers in the two mile fun walk follow right behind and for the young ones, there's a two mile race.
It's not just about the race. There's food, music, entertainment and even the Mount Shasta Street Circus.
The fun continues through the afternoon with a parade and wraps up at 9:45 Wednesday night with fireworks over Lake Siskiyou.
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Die Mercurii, 3 Martii 1830.
Duff v. Fraser.
Russell et al. v. E. of Breadalbane.
Gray & Woodrop v. M'Nair.
Inglis v. Walker:
Interlocutors Affirmed.
Officers of State for Scotland v. Com rs of Supply for Wigton et al.
M. of Westmeath v. M. of Salisbury et al.
Smith v. Mitchell & Logan.
Great Torrington Roads Bill.
Consolidated Fund Bill:
Lunatic Licensing Balances Bill:
Messages to H.C. that the Lords have agreed to the 2 preceding Bills.
Sir E. M'Gregor v. The East India Co. et al:
Macdougall to enter into a Recogce on it.
Kirkpatrick v. Innes et al.
Hay's et al. Petition to change Reference to the Judges.
Muskett's Divorce Bill, Witnesses to attend.
The King's Answer to Address.
Accounts delivered:
Lead imported;
and exported:
Addition to the Public Debt.
East India Comee, Witnesses to attend.
DOMINI tam Spirituales quam Temporales præsentes
The Answer of Thomas Alexander Fraser Esquire of
Lovat, to the Petition and Appeal of Hugh Robert Duff
of Muirtown, Esquire, was this Day brought in.
As was also, The Answer of John Earl of Breadalbane
to the Petition and Appeal of Claud Russell Esquire,
Accountant in Edinburgh, Trustee for John Campbell
Esquire, Writer to the Signet, deceased, and his Creditors;
The Reverend Doctor Snell Jones, Doctor John Abercrombie, Cosmo Falconer, and others, Creditors of the said
deceased John Campbell.
After hearing Counsel fully in the Cause wherein
Robert Gray and John Woodrop are Appellants, and
James M'Nair Esquire is Respondent:
It is Ordered, That the further Consideration of the
said Cause be put off sine Die.
After hearing Counsel this Day upon the Petition and
Appeal of William Inglis of Couland; complaining of Two
Interlocutors of the Lord Ordinary in Scotland, of the
25th of February and 7th of June 1827; and also of an
Interlocutor of the Lords of Session there, of the First
Division, of the 30th of May 1827; and praying, "That
the same might be reversed, varied or altered, or that
the Appellant might have such other Relief in the
Premises, as to this House, in their Lordships great
Wisdom, might seem meet;" as also upon the Answer
of Andrew Walker put in to the said Appeal; and due
Consideration had of what was offered on either Side in
this Cause:
Consideration had of what was offered on either Side in
this Cause:
It is Ordered and Adjudged, by the Lords Spiritual and
Temporal in Parliament assembled, That the said Petition
and Appeal be, and is hereby dismissed this House, and
that the Interlocutors therein complained of, be, and the
same are hereby Affirmed.
Counsel (according to Order) were called in to be heard
ex-parte in the Cause wherein His Majesty's Officers of
State for Scotland are Appellants, and The Commissioners
of Supply of the County of Wigton and their Collector,
and others, are Respondents:
And the Appellants Counsel being heard;
The Counsel was directed to withdraw.
And it appearing to the House that this Cause involved
an important Question of Law, and affected Public
Ordered, That Counsel be at liberty to argue the Case
on the Part of the Respondents, without their lodging a
printed Case.
Ordered, That the Order made Yesterday, "That the
Cause wherein George Thomas John Marquess of Westmeath is Appellant, and James Marquess of Salisbury,
and others, are Respondents, be further heard, by One
Counsel of a Side, at the Bar on Friday next," be
Ordered, That the said Cause be further heard, by
One Counsel of a Side, at the Bar on the 22d Day of this
instant March.
Ordered, That the Cause wherein Miss Jane Smith is
Appellant, and Mrs. Margaret Mitchell and Walter Logan
are Respondents, be heard by Counsel at the Bar on
Wednesday next.
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vice lecta est Billa, intituled, "An Act to
enlarge the Term and Powers of an Act for more
effectually improving the Roads to and from the Town
of Great Torrington, in the County of Devon."
Ordered, That the said Bill be committed to the
Consideration of the Lords following:
Their Lordships, or any Five of them, to meet Tomorrow, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, in the
Prince's Lodgings, near the House of Peers; and
to adjourn as they please.
The Order of the Day being read for the Third Reading
of the Bill, intituled, "An Act to apply certain Sums of
Money, out of the Consolidated Fund, and from the
Aids granted for the Year One thousand eight hundred
and twenty-nine, to the Service of the Year One thousand eight hundred and thirty;"
The said Bill was accordingly read the Third Time.
The Question was put, "Whether this Bill shall
It was resolved in the Affirmative.
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vice lecta est Billa, intituled, "An Act to
authorize the Transfer of certain Balances in the Hands
of the Clerks of the Peace of the several Counties of
England and Wales on account of Lunatic Asylums
And Messages were, severally, sent to the House of
Commons, by Mr. Wing field and Mr. Eden;
To acquaint them, That the Lords have agreed to the
said Bills, without any Amendment.
Upon reading the Petition and Appeal of Sir Evan John
Murray M'Gregor Baronet, complaining of Three several
Orders of the Court of Chancery, dated 3d November
1828, and enrolled 17th February 1830; and praying,
"That the same may be reversed, varied or amended, or
that the Appellant may have such Relief in the Premises,
as to this House, in their Lordships great Wisdom,
shall seem meet; and that The Honorable the United
Company of Merchants of England trading to the East
Indies, and Joseph Dart and William Astell, may be
required to answer the said Appeal:"
It is Ordered, That the said United Company of
Merchants of England trading to the East Indies, and
Joseph Dart and William Astell, may have a Copy of the
said Appeal, and do put in their Answer or respective
Answers thereunto, in Writing, on or before Wednesday
the 17th Day of this instant March; and Service of this
Order upon the said Respondents, or upon their known
Clerk in Court or Solicitor in the Court of Chancery, shall
be deemed good Service.
The House being moved, "That Alexander Henderson
Macdougall of Parliament Street, Westminster, Gentleman, may be permitted to enter into a Recognizance
for Sir Evan John Murray M'Gregor Baronet, on
account of his Appeal depending in this House, he
residing in the Country:"
It is Ordered, That the said Alexander Henderson
Macdougall may enter into a Recognizance for the said
Appellant, as desired.
Upon reading the Petition of John Minto, Surgeon in
Edinburgh, Trustee of Mrs. Isobel Innes or Clephane, one
of the Respondents in a Cause depending in this House,
to which John Kirkpatrick Esquire is Appellant; setting
forth, "That a Petition of Appeal was presented by the
said John Kirkpatrick to their Lordships on the 12th February 1828, complaining of certain Interlocutors of
the Court of Session in Scotland, in which Appeal the
said Isobel Innes or Clephane, and others, were the
Respondents: That the said Mrs. Isobel Innes or Clephane having died, the Proceedings had upon the said
Appeal in her Lifetime are abated: That the said
Mrs. Isobel Innes or Clephane, by Trust Disposition and
Settlement executed by her and her Husband on the
10th Day of April 1823, gave, granted, assigned and
disponed her whole Means and Estate, Heritable and
Moveable, belonging or which might belong to her at
the Time of her Death, to the Petitioner, as Trustee,
for the Uses, Ends and Purposes specified in the said
Trust Disposition and Settlement, and did thereby
appoint the Petitioner to be her sole Executor, Universal Legator and Intromitter with her Goods or
Gear, whereby the whole Interest in the said Appeal
has become vested in the Petitioner;" and therefore
praying, "That their Lordships will be pleased to order
that the said Appeal may stand revived in the Petitioner's Name, as in Place and Stead of the said
Mrs. Isobel Innes or Clephane, in respect of this Cause;
and that the Petitioner may have the same Benefit
therefrom as the said Mrs. Isobel Innes or Clephane
might have had if in Life:"
It is Ordered, That the said Appeal do stand revived
in the Petitioner's Name, as in Place and Stead of the
said Mrs. Isobel Innes or Clephane; and that the Petitioner
may have the same Benefit therefrom as the said
Mrs. Isobel Innes or Clephane might have had if in Life,
as desired.
Upon reading the Petition of The Reverend George
Hay and others; praying, "That their Lordships will be
pleased to refer their Petition for a Private Bill, presented to the House on the 1st Day of this instant
March, to Mr. Justice Jebb and Mr. Justice Vandeleur,
the Two Judges who will in the Course of the ensuing
Spring Assizes be in the City of Londonderry, in which
City the several Trustees and other Persons interested
in the Bill, and the various Documents and Papers requisite to be produced thereon, are, instead of The
Lord Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland
and Mr. Justice Vandeleur:"
It is Ordered, That the Consideration of the said
Petition be, and is hereby referred to Mr. Justice Jebb, in
Ireland, and Mr. Justice Vandeleur, in Ireland, who are
forthwith to summon all Parties concerned in the Bill, and,
after hearing them, are to report to the House the State
of the Case, with their Opinion thereupon, under their
Hands, and whether all Parties, who may be concerned
in the Consequences of the Bill, have signed the Petition;
and also, that the Judges, having perused the Bill, do sign
the same.
Ordered, That Elizabeth Yetts, Rebecca Ewing, John
Daniels, James Stannard, Elizabeth Pellitt, Elizabeth
Grimmer, George Springall, Harriet Gaze and Charlotte
Adams, do attend this House on Friday the 12th of this
instant March, in order to their being examined as Witnesses upon the Second Reading of the Bill, intituled,
"An Act to dissolve the Marriage of Joseph Salisbury
Muskett Esquire with Mary Muskett his now Wife,
and to enable him to marry again; and for other
The Earl of Shaftesbury (in the Absence of the Lords
with White Staves) reported, "That they had (according
to Order) waited on His Majesty with their Lordships
Address of Yesterday; and that His Majesty was
pleased to receive the same very graciously, and to say,
He would give Directions accordingly."
The House being informed, "That Mr. Charles Crafer,
from the Treasury, attended;"
He was called in; and delivered at the Bar, pursuant
to Orders of the 18th Day of February last,
"An Account of the Quantity of Lead and Lead
Ore imported, and from whence, from 1st January
1825 to 1st January 1830, in each Year; with the
Amount of Duty received:"
And also, "An Account of the Quantity of British
and Foreign Lead exported from 1st January 1825
to 1st January 1830, in each Year, and to what
Mr. Charles Crafer also delivered at the Bar, pursuant
to the Directions of an Act of Parliament,
"An Account of all Additions which have been made
to the Annual Charge of the Public Debt by the Interest
of any Loan that hath been made or Annuities created
subsequent to the passing of an Act 27th George 3d,
Cap. 13; and also shewing how the Charge incurred
in respect of the same has been provided for in the
Year ended 5th January 1830."
And then he withdrew.
And the Titles thereof being read by the Clerk;
Ordered, That the said Accounts do lie on the Table.
Ordered, That the Two first-mentioned Accounts be
Ordered, That John Cotton Esquire, Richard Clarke
Esquire, Charles Hyde Esquire, Thomas Warden Esquire
and Major Robert Close, do attend this House on Monday
next, to be sworn, in order to their being examined as
Witnesses before the Select Committee appointed to
enquire into the present State of the Affairs of The East
India Company, and into the Trade between Great
Britain, the East Indies and China.
Dominus Cancellarius declaravit præsens Parliamentum
continuandum esse usque ad et in diem Jovis, quartum
diem instantis Martii, horâ undecimâ Auroræ, Dominis
sic decernentibus.
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Telegraph Hill plans heading to City Council
A planned residential subdivision off Lafayette Boulevard in Fredericksburg that has generated some controversy will be before City Council.
Fredericksburg's Planning Commission last week approved the final plans for the proposed 79-home Telegraph Hill neighborhood. Now it will be up to City Council to decide. A hearing date has not been scheduled yet.
The entrance into the 29-acre site is almost directly across Lafayette from the southern entrance to Lee Drive and the Civil War park. That has generated concern from the National Park Service. Others have worried about the implications for increased traffic on a stretch of Lafayette that has seen some bad accidents over the years.
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Belkin Share N300 Wireless N+ Router - F7D7302
Customer Reviews of Belkin Share N300 Wireless N+ Router
A nice router9/11/2013
Very good item.
Intermittent connection issues, software required9/6/2013
I bought this router because the one I had was ~10 years old and only had WEP. The old router wouldn't work with Apple products. This Belkin router had an easy, fast setup. I intended to use the option to attach a hard drive to the router for network storage but it requires software be loaded on each computer. My biggest complaint is I have very frequent internet drop outs and have to reset the router often. This happens once every week or two. I never had this issue with my old router.
This was an awesome deal. However, if you need tech support, Belkin will not help you. I took me several hours and my son going bonkers before I figured it out. We I did and now I'M WIRELESS!!!! OH YEAH!!!!!
USB sharing is not easy9/2/2013
This is a budget router worth its $20 price tag. I have used it in both wired and wireless connections and there were no problems in performance or reliability. However, using the USB port that is available in this model is not straightforward, as you have to use special utility that needs to be installed on each client device. Other devices I've seen do not have this requirement, and the USB sharing can be configured from the router itself. Otherwise it is a plug and forget model, that requires no maintenance.1 Helpful | 0 Not Helpful
great router9/2/2013
for the price, you cant go wrong, with one USB port for printer or network storage!
Good for the price8/30/2013
hooked up easily and provides good signal throughout 2 story apartment
Worked decently until I bricked it...8/30/2013
This router is a great value for the money. I initially purchased it to use as possibly use as an Access Point but first I wanted to compare it too my D-Link dir-655. I placed the two routers in the same location in our 2nd floor office and found that the signal strength on multiple devices wasn't as strong on the N300 as the dir-655 on our 1st floor, but it was strong enough and maintained similar internet connection speeds. The main drawback for this router is the lack of a gigabit ethernet port, but at it's price point you wouldn't really expect it. In the day I messed around with the router, it seemed to be adequate with no major or noticeable flaws. My impatience and general lack of knowledge caused me to brick it while doing a firmware update within 24 hours of getting it.
Great Router!!8/25/2013
This N300 Belkin wireless router is much more efficient and faster than my previous wireless G router. The only problem is when I tried to connect another laptop to the network, it was a bit tricky but I believed it was due to the firewall settings. However it is working now and it was very very easy to install.
Good Item8/23/2013
Good Product!!
Needed Belkin Help to Configure as an Access Point8/22/2013
The Belkin Share N300 model F7D7301 is a simple N router with a USB port for a LAN printer. It has clean lines and is significantly larger than the Belkin Surf N300. For my application I needed to configure it as an Access Point. I had to get help from Belkin to complete the configuration. It is up and running except for the internal time. I am working with Belkin to resolve this issue.
Price performer8/20/2013
Quality product. Not quite the range I hoped for
Really nice product. ..easy to setup. ..very happy with purchase..received on time
Slightly tricky installation8/19/2013
Need to right click to open monitor is undocumented. USB port is a real plus & makes wireless printer sharing very easy once the software is loaded on the computers sharing the printer.
Belkin Router8/10/2013
Very happy with router
Using as an access point.8/8/2013
I bought this to use as a wireless access point because of poor performance from my FIOS router. My android tablet is reporting 65Mbps in the same room, not exactly as advertised, but it is a significant improvement and it is faster than my internet connection of 25. Overall, it is good solution for the price.
Belkin Share N300 Router8/6/2013
Excellent Router that works well! Fast and Efficient!
WORKS GREAT AND EASY TO SET UP. IT CAN BE USED AS AN ROUTER OR AN ACCESS POINT WHICH IS A GREAT PLUS!! PRICE WAS EXCELLENT AS WELL. i WILL ORDER FOR MY CUSTOMERS AS WELL.
I am satisfied with the product
Good price for the router8/4/2013
Easy to Setup and built-in USB port that helpful. It running 300 Mbps on my net.
Wrong model number8/4/2013
They list this as F7D7302 which is the newer model number, however the item shipped is the older version, the F7D3302. It still works and I decided not to ship it back to avoid any hassle, however it is an older model which is supposed to be less effective with more flaws.
great device
As good as advertised8/2/2013
Purchased this to replace 7 year old wireless G router. Had to re-establish setups for wireless network, computers and slingbox. Instructions were clear enough to accomplish setups without much hassle. Very pleased with wireless N performance.
Awesome router8/1/2013
CAn't beat the price. Easy setup and works much better than my old one.
Quick Delivery and exactly as promised.8/1/2013
Item arrived on time and was exactly as described. Bonus was that it was $2.00 cheaper that my previous vendor.
it works8/1/2013
you get what you pay for
Worth it7/31/2013
I just received this router. I have not had the chance to set it up. Once connected, I plan to come back and do an update on this review.
Top of the Line7/31/2013
I already had this unit and have been pleased with it since purchasing it about a year ago. I purchased this for a friend. I would compare this to any top of the line router. It works well, runs 7/24 and is a real winner.
good cheap Belkin router7/30/2013
for the price its really good I have installed Tomato firmware ... rally happy with this Belkin router
Decent price7/29/2013
Unit appeared to have been a resealed package as if it were a returned item
GREAT value!7/29/2013
So far I have been extremely satisfied with my purchase. The router was shipped extremely fast and was brand new. I have a ATT Uverse Gateway so I have cascaded this router in order to add ethernet ports and upgrade my wireless to N. The set up was EXTREMELY intuitive. Although there are faster routers out there, for the price I really don't think you can find a better value. Going from Wireless G to N I could immediately see improvement. Buy with confidence.
Not bad.7/29/2013
Not bad.
Awesome tomato router7/28/2013
The perfect guide to get tomato on this router in less than 10 mins: http://www.amazon.com/review/R3KC3BOISOWG6/ref=cm_cr_dp_title?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B0045HG53K&nodeID=172282&store=electronics
Does what it is supposed to7/28/2013
I had to go into the advanced options to find the best setup options. The wizard is actually harder than the manual setup. I haven't used all features yet, but the wired and wireless network routers work great and are an improvement over my old G router.
Slow delivery7/28/2013
Good value, just wanted it delivered faster
Go Wireless7/27/2013
Belkin is a good piece of hardware that will do the job around my home. It is taking care of about seven laptops and three PC's. The buy is great and the reliability is there
Great, cheap router7/26/2013
This router is excellent; I use it with the manufacturer supplied firmware (but it is TomatoUSB compatible.) It only took about 30 minutes from opening the box to having a functional setup serving DHCP addresses to 2 wired devices and offering secure wireless access (which I have since turned off, as I don't really need it now.) Haven't tried out the USB printer/storage sharing yet. The switch has been very stable, and has been set to auto-reset itself weekly. I am thinking of buying another
Great Router7/25/2013
Super easy to set up. If you use the pre-set configuration it is is literally ready to go out of the box. I customized it to my own personal settings and was done in 5 minutes from unpack to connect and have every device in my house working perfectly. My house has some tricky obstacles for a clear signal, but nonetheless, this is the best router I have used.
Awesome router7/25/2013
This router is great better than the one I had before it comes ready to use out of the box with password security just plug and go it performs great I get better speed on all my devices andat a great price can't beat it.
yes I will order again7/24/2013
nice product shipped quickly and packaged to avoid damage I like product and company both
Belkin F7D73027/19/2013
Using this from 7/14....this product rocks so far... effortless setting... 3 very simple and easy steps.. also its faster than my service provider router as my wife told me and happy with this. Its worth buying. Must recommend.
Works perfect!!!7/4/2013
Fast delivery. Excellent product worked as advertised out of the box.
Great Product7/3/2013
This router is a great product at an even greater value. It is setup out-of-the-box so installation is a breeze.
Great, fast shipping and price7/3/2013
A nice purchase, received a few days earlier than expected. Great price too. The company's inserts shows they prize customer satisfaction.
Very good product and very quick delievery7/2/2013
Very good product and very quick delievery
Belkin N Router7/2/2013
Decent product, great price, was in the market for a replacement and thought I would try it out. Not disappointed for now.
This is an outstanding display of customer satisfaction.
Good Value6/30/2013
Setup was easy. comes pre-configured with wireless security enabled and the password on a little card. like the guest network feature.
Everything I expected6/28/2013
I didn't have high expectations for a wireless N router that only costs $18, but so far its performance has been better than anticipated.
Easy to use router6/28/2013
Comes with a disk to set up. Instructions are super simple. Anyone is make this thing work. Works well and seems speedy.
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Again, my love Bambulo didn't fail to surprise me on our 4th Valentine's Day together and now, we celebrated it with a simple dinner at Red Lobster – Dubai Mall. Love the food there! We're both shrimp lovers!
With all those lovely surprises from Bambulo. ALL RED, ya? I know. Cure red bear, Guylian yummy chocolate & a bouquet of red roses. I'm the luckiest girl alive to have him, I know. =)
The menu sure knows the deal when everyone gets there.
Their complimentary YUMMY biscuit!
My order. It was a lot. I didn't know I'd be able to finish it! =P
My Bambulo's food that night. Yes, the LOBSTER!
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My valentine that night! :">
Looking forward to celebrate more Valentine's Day with you, my love!
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Happy Easter Day for tomorrow or Happy Long Weekend!
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The branch swung back, slapping me in the face and I groaned in pain, biting down on my lip to stop the scream that really wanted to come out. Rubbing my stinging cheek as I glared at Vance, who held no real expression even though I'm willing to bet big bucks on that he wants to crack up laughing right now.
"Don't be such a baby," he grunted, while Chris snickered from behind me.
"Shut up CC," I muttered, turning to glare at him briefly and facing back in front of me just in time to duck from another branch whipping back.
"You must be running out of insults Eva, all you ever seem to do is tell me to shut up lately. I'm disappointed," he faked sadness and I purposely pulled back on the thick branch in my hands, letting it get a larger whipping motion.
"Missed," he chuckled and I growled lowly.
"You would think you would have a problem with keeping this all a secret from Saxon," Vance commented from up ahead, "like a normal mate would."
"Do you want to know what we know or not?" I growled, "Because I can easily turn around and keep you out of the loop, and trust me, you will want to be in on this one."
"Vance!" Chris groaned from behind, "Everybody knows not to antagonise the wild one! It's common-sense!"
Spinning around to glare at Chris, "The wild one? Are you for real right now, seriously CC?"
My friend just grinned back at me, as Vance spoke up, "I think this is far enough."
"Finally, we've been walking through bush for hours now," I muttered.
"It's been thirty five minutes," Vance snapped and I stared at him with a blank look.
"Felt like hours."
"Just hurry up and tell me what you know before Saxon notices both of us are missing," Vance muttered, getting agitated with me, which caused a grin to spread across my face.
"Well, I do know that I have a not-so-secret cousin now, and that Saxon thought he wants to be with me, as in, you know be with me," I emphasized the be part, winking at him as well.
Vance looked away from me to Chris, "Is this all she dragged me out here for?"
"Dragged? You have got to be kidding me right now; you wanted to come out into the middle of the woods. Not my fault you misunderstood what I wanted to tell you," I cried out, putting some drama in my tone just to tick him off that tiny bit more.
Chris chuckled as he slung one arm over my shoulder and shook my body a bit, "Nah, she's just messing with you. We actually have some good information on Grug."
"We?" Vance raised an eyebrow, and then looked solely at me, "This was a need-to-know basis, not a share-everything-with-your-friends thing," he growled.
Rolling my eyes, "Chris needed to know, plus, he helped me. He is my sidekick after all," I growled back, hiding my grin as I watched his right eye twitching a little. I was seriously getting under his skin right now, "Alright, fine," I sighed loudly, "I'll stop messing with you."
"That would be helpful to your safety," Vance snapped.
"Well, if you're going to be like tha-."
"Eva!" Chris groaned loudly, cutting me off and giving me a pointed look. Sighing again as I rolled my eyes, I started to tell Vance everything we had found out the other day. Chris pulled out the maps and files we may have stolen, showing Vance as we huddled around the main map where Grug has gone and re-named our houses and places of importance to us all.
"What do you make of it all?" I asked aloud, but we all knew it was directed to Vance since clearly Chris and I have already seen it all.
"Grug isn't one who likes to take orders. My guess is, it could be from anything to having a plan to run us out of town, all the way up to him having a plan to overtake Saxon's position as Alpha," Vance's tone was low, but deadly.
"But, won't he have to fight Saxon to gain his position?" I asked softly, not liking the idea of someone threatening Saxon's safety. I don't doubt for a minute that Saxon can win, but I guess it's our bond that also makes me feel uneasy about him just simply being in that situation.
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Nevena Christi points to a label painted on a brick wall inside the El Paso workshop of Rocketbuster Handmade Custom Boots. "Wildcat," it says. Elsewhere in the 1900 warehouse, similar labels mark sections for ocelots, badgers, and rats. "The building was a trappers' warehouse," Nevena explains. "The names of animals are written all over the walls, so the building has always had a history in leather, let's put it that way."
A 1956 sky-blue-and-white Chevrolet Bel Air Sport Sedan cruises a couple of laps around a San Marcos parking lot, its chrome bumpers gleaming in the sunlight, before finding the perfect parking spot.
In Cotulla, a formerly sleepy town roughly equidistant between San Antonio, Laredo, and Corpus Christi, the Texas Hat Museum represents a dignified calm amid the storm that is roiling South Texas—the oil-and-gas boom of the Eagle Ford Shale.
I feel a tug of skepticism as I test my tricycle legs at a storage facility just north of downtown San Antonio, preparing for this self-propelled tour.
What do you do when the souvenir you want is illegal? That was the question I asked myself as I drove down a narrow, two-lane road to Luckenbach (pop. 3), about 70 miles west of Austin.
A pleasant breeze rocked my kayak and rustled pale green and brown marsh grasses around me. Overhead, a few wispy clouds drifted across a blue sky.
My husband and I fell in love with the Dallas Arboretum through years of snapping photos of our four kids tucked among tulips and propped on pumpkins. Soon they were old enough to frolic in the Toad Corners Fountain, peek into garden cottages, and run barefoot across velvety lawns amid concert music and fireflies. So when I learned about the Dallas Arboretum's plan to open a world-class children's garden, we scheduled a family visit to explore its new wonders first-hand.
My parents went to the Texas Centennial Exposition, and all they brought me were these six miniature Centennial stamps. Not that I'm upset: Artifacts and images relating to Texas' 100th birthday celebration, held in Dallas in 1936, make a great starting point for learning about Texas history.
From my shady perch on a high, breezy ridge, I scanned wooded slopes and rocky ledges fading to blue in the distance underneath a cloudless sky. It's somehow comforting to know that hundreds of years ago, explorers sitting in this spot would have taken in roughly the same view of the rugged Balcones Escarpment landscape, now within the boundaries of Lost Maples State Natural Area.
It will be dusk or already dark as you enter through the gates at Screams Halloween Theme Park in Waxahachie, flames shooting skyward from the parapet of the haunted castle, fog rolling down the hill. You'll walk past a cemetery, where mysterious dark figures lumber in the shadows. Immersed in Halloween for the evening—not just the 15 minutes or so that a standard haunted house might offer—you're in for a frightful night. Lurking within are dozens of costumed actors, trained in the art of surprising their targets. After all, gory prosthetic wounds and menacing chainsaw props can only go so far: Getting scared is all about being startled.
From her vantage point hundreds of feet above a grassy plain bisected by a meandering stream, Beth Yoes of Beaumont aimed her digital camera at the sweeping vista, clicked the shutter, and captured the breathtaking scene.
Houston suffers from no shortage of museums, but I've always thought of The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, as the grande dame of them all. It was here that I first marveled at the splendor of European masters. As a mother, I've found that my appreciation for art is magnified when I experience it through the eyes of my children. So on a recent sunny day, I set out with my three young children for an afternoon at the MFAH and its companion sculpture garden to see what this Houston art institution has to offer for a family visit.


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DELRAY BEACH -- Lee MacPhail, a longtime baseball executive and former American League president who followed in the footsteps of his father, died Thursday night at his home in Delray Beach. He was 95.
MacPhail had been the oldest living member of the Baseball Hall of Fame. His father, Larry MacPhail, also is enshrined in Cooperstown, N.Y., making them the only father and son to receive the honor.


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At left, Union cavalry cross a stream near Cedar Mountain on the day of the battle. At right, visitors search for graves on the battlefield below Cedar Mountain in August 1862.
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As Union Gen. John Pope's army exited Culpeper County after the Battle of Cedar Mountain in August 1862, Confederate commander Robert E. Lee monitored its movements north.
Watching the spectacle from atop Clark's Mountain, south of the Rapidan River, Lee turned to trusted lieutenant James Longstreet and said, "General, we little thought that the enemy would turn his back upon us this early in the campaign."
Lee's remark came on the heels of the Battle of Cedar Mountain, found in Culpeper County 150 years ago Thursday. It is well-known and widely published.
What isn't, according to Virginia historian Clark B. Hall, is that the triumphant campaign was the idea of Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson, who then held his own independent command.
Usually, Lee gets credit for the audacious advance against John Pope, the Western general brought east to shake things up after Union Gen. George B. McClellan failed to seize Richmond.
Hall detailed his claim during a daylong forum on Cedar Mountain held in Culpeper County on the battle's sesquicentennial.
The symposium and an evening of special tours, artillery and infantry demonstrations, and stories shared by the soldiers' descendants on the battlefield capped the 150th anniversary of the battle that launched Lee's momentous Second Manassas Campaign, precursor to his army's invasion of Maryland.
Hall was one of seven historians who presented a wide variety of material--some of it never before shared with the public--during the symposium at Germanna Community College's Daniel Technology Center. The others were lecturer Todd Berkoff, National Park Service interpreters Greg Mertz and Ray Brown, 10th Maine Regiment expert Nicholas Picerno, acclaimed author Jeffrey Wert and Tanya Gossett of the Interior Department's American Battlefield Protection Program.
Mertz, supervisory historian at Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park, shared the Clark's Mountain anecdote. He said the Culpeper battle is important as the beginning to Lee's leadership in his first full campaign of the Civil War.
"Lee seized the initiative at Cedar Mountain and never relinquished it until his army retreated back across the Potomac River after the Battle of Antietam, a month later," Mertz said in concluding the forum.
Sesquicentennial anniversary weekend, Cedar Mountain battlefield: Friday, Aug. 10, through Sunday, Aug. 12. Living history programs and artillery demonstrations with Carpenter's Battery, CSA; Thompson's Independent Battery "C," Pennsylvania Volunteer Light Artillery; and the 23rd Virginia Infantry continue. These experienced units have appeared in the films "Gettysburg" and "Gods and Generals" and on the Gettysburg and Antietam battlefields. Sponsored by the nonprofit, tax-deductible Friends of Cedar Mountain Battlefield Inc. Visit friendsofcedarmountain.org. In Culpeper County, look for Cedar Mountain Battlefield sign at James Madison Highway (U.S. 15) and General Winder Road (State Route 657). Drive 0.2 mile on Route 657 to the parking area. National fundraising effort: The Civil War Trust is campaigning to preserve 6 pivotal acres at Crittenden's Gate, comparing them to "What Henry Hill is to First Manassas or The Angle is to Spotsylvania Court House." The site is where "Stonewall" Jackson was nearly killed or captured and Confederate Gen. Charles S. Winder was mortally wounded while commanding an artillery battery.
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Billed as one of the most memorable awards show, last night's MTV Video Music Awards show was largely unforgettable.
I had high hopes for host Chelsea Handler, but her jokes and delivery fell flat. The best part of her shtick was finally seeing actress Lindsey Lohan fess up to at least one of her vices. During the opening skit, Lohan confronts Handler about the comedian's alcohol-monitoring ankle bracelet going off.
"Wake up Handler, pull it together," said Lohan. "You are a mess. Do you think anyone wants to work with a drunk? Take it from me, they don't."
Shortly after watching Usher's performance, I bailed on the VMAs, deciding I'd rather watch them on DVR this morning so that I could sift through the trash. He didn't even bother to lip sync during a performance that was better suited for So You Think You Can Dance. And the operative word here is think you can dance.
On the other hand, indie band Florence & the Machines killed it with "Dog Days Are Over."
I also enjoyed Eminem's opening act. The rapper performed "Not Afraid," which won for best male video and hip-hop video, and was then joined by Rihanna for "Love the Way You Lie."
Lady Gaga, who entered the night with the most nominations (13), also took home the most awards with eight wins. While accepting her Moon Man trophy for video of the year, Gaga revealed the name of her new record.
"It's called Born This Way," said Gaga, who then belted out a lyric. "I'm on the right track, baby I was born this way."
30 Seconds to Mars picked up best rock video for "Kings and Queens," beating out Florence & the Machine, Muse, MGMT and Paramore.
Paramore's Hayley Williams teamed with B.o.B. for "Airplanes" and then joined the rest of her band for "Only Exception." Watch it below.


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Point down 17-7, trying to come back and Adam Vesterfelt breaks through and goes all the way to make it 17-14 Stout's lead.
Stout tried to pull away, Blizel rolls right and scores from 2-yards out.
The Bluedevils win it 31-14.
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Mozilla slips SpiderMonkey into Dev Platform of the Future™
C++ -> javascript
I've just been exploring whether we should move our C++ app to javascript, and I don't buy your argument. You're right about libraries. And I miss static typing available when a parameter can only ever be an int; but that's the paradigm. Namespaces are there via '.' Debugging is no worse than C++. It *is* irritating to have to do overloading by hand, and even more irritating to have to write 'this' everywhere. But set that against all the issues of building a cross platform C++ GUI app, and I know my recommendation.
Calling all commentards: Want some new icons?
attonis wrote:
«The 'I'll get my coat'/'Mine's the one with the...' - everyone who uses it thinks they're funny, and they really arent.»
Actually, that means it's *working*: just IGNORE thee comments with a COAT. Now I'll get mine - because, well, how could I not?
Opera embraces Google's open source JPEG killer
I'm an Opera fanboi, but there's still no support for Object.create, Object.defineProperty, etc... will we get ES5 any time soon?
Interwebs stunned by musical atrocity
Okay people
Time to admit the track you paused in order to listen to Becca. Consider it a spot test of your of musical taste. And no cheating either. My shuffle had reached Missy Higgins: This is how it goes.
Google copyright purge leaves Android developers exposed
FUD? Not so sure any more.
That was my thought (see post above). But apparently, Google have replaced the LGPL GNU C libraries with their own "Bionic" Library. And it's the creation of these headers that is disputed.
I don't have access to the files, so I can't see what's in them. (Would it be too much to ask a journalist to look...? ;-) Maybe when people say "kernel headers" they mean "scraped the LGPL libc headers". Or maybe Google *have* scraped some kernel headers - after all, many of the POSIX function calls will be wrappers round syscall(2).
Anyway, according to Florian Mueller's (rambling) post:
simply replacing Bionic with Libc is not an option. And if the standard headers really do containe GPL material, then there is a need for Google to sort it out.
kernel_headers != posix_headers || C_headers
/* Where's the kernel header in this program? */
/* First, a C library header: on GNU this is LGPL; on Bionic it's BSD (according to Wikipedia) .*/
#include <stdio.h>
/* Next some Posix headers; these are part of the library, and come with the same licence as the above. */
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <unistd.h>
int main()
printf( "hello world; I am process %u\n", get_pid() );
return 0;
/* Kernel headers are for things like ioctls, and it's perfectly possible to write a C program without ever using one. QED. */
The 64-bit question
@doubling of register space
The ABI is significantly improved, too: with parameters being passed in register by default, and a pre-reserved "red zone" that eliminates the need for most "leaf" subroutines to ever twiddle with the stack. Unfortunately Microsoft limited their ABI to just four register parameters, whereas everybody else allows the first 6 integers and the first 8 floats to be passed in register. (And, as noted above, 64-bit mode uses XMM registers rather than the 8087) All of which contributes to the speed improvements. (The doubling of the register file is still a huge one, though.)
Govt working on 'browser-based' solution for new cookie law
@displays complete ignorance of how broswers operate
Not only do temporary "session" cookies already exist, but sites can set an expiration time on "permanent" ones.
I dont't know, however, whether browsers prompt for session cookies when they are set to 'Ask' before accepting cookies, but switch your browser into that mode and you'll quickly be overwhelmed by requests.
Google ends Chrome hardware acceleration on 'old drivers'
I agree
I have a header file listing drivers and the bugs I've found in each. It's a pretty long file.
Self-erasing flash drives destroy court evidence
Thanks for sharing your experience and thoughts; they were as worthwhile as the article itself.
Apple under siege: Antitrust probes and product delays ...
This would have been a neat summary of the situation - if there had been links to the sources quoted...
German Foreign Office kills desktop Linux, hugs Windows XP
"Only a lunatic would prefer OpenOffice to Microsoft Office"
And I am that lunatic. (But it's on a Windows XP desktop.)
HTML5 kicked into 2014
It's like betting on snails...
...which will be ratified first - HTML5 or C++0x?
Google brings 2-factor authentication to Gmail
UK banks
Natwest implement a challenge-response handshake whenever a new payee is added to the account, but it's done via a card reader: http://www.natwest.com/personal/online-banking/g1/banking-safely-online/card-reader.ashx I believe Lloyds-TSB make mobile phone calls in the same situation. So, yes, our banks have got their arses.
Now, can I share with you some of my prejudices about Hungarians? :-P
Facebook causes eating disorders in teenage girls
Marcus Aurelius? Pah!
Ecc 1.2: "Vanity of vanities, saith the Preacher, vanity of vanities; all is vanity."
'Tree Octopus' proves journos no smarter than 13-year-old Americans
"It does raise questions about 11-year olds and whether they know that octopodes are marine animals..."
As any fule know: tree octopi are amphibious, start their life in water, and have a specially adapted skin which retains moisture in the damp, rain-forest environment in which they live.
Seriously, if an 11-year old was shown *only* the zapatopi site, then I'd expect 25/25 to succumb. And I'd expect a good few adults to fall for it, too.
Boffins squeeze a mesh onto Android handsets
Unregulated spectrum
"More recently, we have Peep Wireless, which...is now busy raising money on the back of promises to make every phone a relay using...the entire electromagnetic spectrum."
Well, there's a region of the EM spectrum around 600 THz that's not well regulated. And every mobile phone comes equipped with the hardware necessary to generate and receive these signals.
Chaps tolerant of girl-on-girl cheating by other halves
WARNING: Amrchar evolutionary psychology
When a man has an affair with another women, he remains sexually available to his original partner. But if he's dallying with other men, then the woman's probably out in the cold for good. So you could argue there's an evolutionary advantage to a woman disliking male homosexuality. Of course, there must be a ton of reasons why having homosexual men around is advantageous, otherwise they would have been eliminated from the gene pool.
Gov will spend £400k to destroy ID card data
Putting into context
£400,000 works out as:
* £30 per card. [13,200 cards were produced - http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/06/08/id_card_numbers/ ]
* 6 man-years at the pay rate of an ordinary back-bench MP, with the MPs taking four days to erase each card. [The salary of an MP is £65,738 according to http://www.parliament.uk/about/faqs/house-of-commons-faqs/members-faq-page2/]
I appreciate it takes a bit more than
for i in {1..10}; do dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/hda bs=512; done
but, even so.
Ace Reg reporter in career suicide shock
Sorry to hear you're being demoted...
<---but here's one more towards the hang over. Good luck, and all the best.
(And I vote we get aManFromMars to fill the post - because I'd like to see him demoted into the MSM.)
Called 999 recently? They've got your number
Expiration of data?
The issue here is that the police have kept records for 12 years. I only have to keep my tax records for seven.
Ofcom proposes UK phone numbers prefix re-org
Nothing is free, except in Utopias (and Star Trek).
"...calls to 0800 numbers are free for the caller only because they are paid for by the company receiving the call, who will have to pay more to receive the call over a mobile network."
Yeah, but nobody gives a shit while it's consumers paying "up to 40 pence a minute". Once businesses start having to pay ("it's affecting our competitiveness") prices will fall.
Good on 'em to Offcom, and +1 to TeeCee as well.
Windows 7 really was some girl's idea, rules ASA
@ Politically correct isn't a noun...
But *Player Character* is.
I'm a PC, and I'm a level 21 Fighter/Thief/Magic User.
The year's best... PC games
Q: "Who doesn't have a soft spot for GW"?
A: Anybody who watched Warhammer destroy the British role-play gaming industry. And I speak as someone owning White dwarf in double-digits (i.e. back when it was good).
Mine's the one without polyhedral dice in the pocket - I went diceless.
Google defends native code Chrome play
typo: s/dissemble/disassemble/
DisASSembling is what I'm supposing to be doing to now. Dissembling is what I'll do when the boss asks me how it's going.
Nick Cave smashes speed camera with Jag
"...innocent tool of governmental oppression..."
"Our foremost finger-wagging journal..."
Both are brilliant turns of phrase; right on the money.
Network card rootkit offers extra stealth
@The early bird catches the worm.
This is NOT a root-kit that runs on the local x86 CPU. It is NOT being "loaded in a completely normal way".
The NIC contains a "MIPS-2 instruction set" "RISC core", used for running custom packet filters. It has its own EPROM, and this hack targets that processors. It's the kind of thing the Security Services will be soon be using to monitor us - nip in and flash the network card while we're out.
Opera 11 goes beta with extensions, stacked tabs
Yeah, 10.5 was a shocking release, but the 10.6x series has been a lot better. I can't recall having a single crash in 10.63, and performance is certainly better than 10.5
Top Ten Retro PC Games
The jester says, I have the key
My ten, in no particular order.
* DigDug, the CGA version that was a 64k .com file got so much wear.
* Command Keen. Why is there no 3D pogoing game?
* Lemmings - I only played the PC version; so I'm including it.
* Prince of Persia. The original. I got mine with my first VGA card. And I have played it all the way through without saving. Sands of Time is pretty original with a great story, too.
* Monkey Island.
* Tomb Raider. Nobody has brought it up, but I though it was revolutionary for the time, and the keyboard interface remains the best I've ever used.
* Alone in the Dark - for the atmosphere.
* Doom.
* Myst.
* Dungeon Keeper.
Netstorm: Islands at War, Magic Carpet, Seventh Guest, and various Duke Nukems and Nethack could have all got on.
Looking at everybody lists, what's clear is how uninventive the games industry seems to have become.
Boffins devise early-warning bot spotter
@ (The risk of feeding a troll) JaitcH
And the problem with some commentators is they don't read the paper before hitting "submit", because the research is no help to bot network operators. (?botters)
Bots require unregistered domain names to host their command and control servers. That means the distribution of names they generate must always be slightly different to those of legitimate domains, and so they'll always be detectable.
In fact, the current generation of bots use name generators that are inferior to the best academics have cooked up, and the techniques in the paper can defeat even those higher quality name generators. So, even supposing your argument was valid, the scientists were safe to publish this time.
International Telecom Union drags self out of past
I didn't know El Reg had a bureaucracy desk. But I'm glad it does. Thanks for the reports Kieren.
Inside Windows Phone 7: ghost of Zune
6502 vs VB
I'd rather program 6502 Assembler than VB. (And I'd rather program 6809 assembler, than either.)
Microsoft & Multitasking
Yeah, but MS has form on this; it took them till Windows 95 to get preemptive multitasking. So don't fret, they'll have it sorted before they release WinMo/Windows Phone 95.
Perseid meteors 'thrill star-gazers'
Very limited success.
I saw a couple at ~12.30am, despite heavy clouds to the east, and Perseus being only just above the trees; then the clouds moved in. Last year was better, despite the moon.
http://www.imo.net/live/perseids2010/ has just one UK hit: an observer at Glenarm Glen managed five minutes but saw 7 meteors.
Extreme porn law on the ropes
@Re: what next, illegal to have a w*nk
Bouncing up and down in your back garden on a trampoline at 5am is also frowned upon.
*For the hard of remembering: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/07/30/naked_trampoline/
UK ICT classes killing kids' interest in tech
My tuppence
Irrespective of the kit and courses, would you rather be playing with new technology, designing web sites, and coding applications or teaching kids to do the same (and then spending your evenings marking it)?
That said, if the local school offered a few hours a week I might be prepared to put some time in.
Microsoft should starve on radical penguin diet
No they just need to make silverlight cross platform
As a LAMP developer, I curse every time I see an ad for ASP/.NET, but its immensely popular and those people are not going to want to relearn their skills (just as I don't want to learn ASP/.NET). So Microsoft need to put their effort into making the "Microsoft mindset" work on every platform. I have no idea what the current state of Mono/Moonlight is, but its clear Microsoft should be developing it in-house alongside Silverlight.
Acer beTouch E400 Android smartphone
We needz!!! easyt!!!!!!!!11! access!!! 2 exclamation!!! MaRKs!!!!111!!!!!11!!!!!!!
UK.gov abandons 2012 rural broadband pledge
@You might be better off
Well you are already subside postal and telecommunication services to these places. (BT and the Royal Mail have Universal Service Requirements. And even if you don't pay BT directly, your operator will be paying them on your behalf.)
And secondly, because once there is universal broadband, the government can provide on-line only services, with appropriate "savings".
Disclaimer: I don't live in a town and have >2Meg broadband if I want it.
Microsoft patches Freetard-by-design bug
Scrub the joke icon
@AC 7th July 2010 05:41 GMT
Spot on. That post should be issued as orientation to every wannabe commentard.
Beware of cold call scammers pushing rogue antivirus
+1 more
They called my mum a couple of weeks back. Fortunately I was there. Again they claimed to be a Microsoft partner, and gave her a phone number to call back on when asked. Alas, I was too paranoid to have her string them along for more than a couple of minutes. :(
Why we love to hate Microsoft
Long memory
When you talked about "dubious business practices" I thought you were going to mention DR-DOS and all the shenanigans surrounding Windows 3.1 That's how far back some of our memories go. But here are a few things they could do that would help me believe they've changed:
- port their stuff to other people platforms, and make it comparable to the Windows version;
- deploy other people's technology, where appropriate, rather than reinventing a Microsoft version;
- collegiately support existing and emerging standards (say by upgrading their OpengL stack to 2.1 and add VP8 to the default IE9 distro)
- embrace standards without then attempting to extend and extinguish them;
- decrease cost and increase quality.
Of course none of that will make me a fan. To do that, all they have to do is produce a must-have consumer gadget and have Anna Chapman advertise it - but I think she is going to be unavailable for a while.
Opera stomps on 'extremely severe' security holes
@hisgest [sic] severity
No, Andrew's whining ( :-P ) about the four bullets listed below - you know the one's rated "extremely severe", "highly severe", "moderately severe" and, erm, "less severe", as per his article.
Personally, I'm glad they wait a few days before telling the black hats where to look. (Particularly as I'm using Opera@USB, http://www.opera-usb.com/operausben.htm, which can take a couple of days to come through.)
Oh, and the Reply/Report buttons on these forums are still invisible on 10.54/win. *sigh*
Apple not yet dominant enough for anti-trust action
I just wannna say...
...Nice article. Thanks.
Business leaders call for health cuts
Translation #2
There are millions of unemployed people, so forget the old, the infirm, the sick and the skint bastards overseas - we're not going to be short of staff any time soon. What we need is for you to spend money on *us*. Because we're as bad at business as you are at government. And if you don't prop up our business then we'll be like, um, poor, too. And then our whole way of life will be recked. And that's just not fair.
[Source Forum of Private Business: "16% of respondents anticipate needing support" meaning they need "finance for training...working capital...assistance with legal compliance and...support on meeting tax requirements". http://www.fpb.org/news/2334/Rising_costs_and_fears_of_tax_hikes_hitting_confidence_of_small_businesses_ahead_of_Budget.htm]
Mass hack plants malware on thousands of webpages
You don't even need to quote the params...
It's been a couple of years since I did any web programming. But if you bind the parameter to a placeholder, then it doesn't need to be quoted, e.g.
my $stmt = $dbh->prepare( 'SELECT name FROM users 'WHERE email = ?' );
$stmt->execute( $param );
You can do that in PHP, can't you?
Gadget tax needed 'to save US newspapers'
Re: How is the guardian still in business.
You could equally ask how are the Times and Sunday Times carrying on with losses "twice" that level?
Modern newspapers have become vanity projects; the Guardian may not have an Australian oligarch behind it, but it's owned by a not-for-profit company (the Scott Trust) which exists to fund the Guardian, and measures its "return on its investment in terms broader than pure financial performance". (http://www.gmgplc.co.uk/ScottTrust/tabid/127/Default.aspx)
Financially, the Guardian Media Group made a stonking profit in 2007-8, and have been living off it for the last couple of years. The 2009-10 accounts are not out yet, but unless they've found some exceptional items, their accounts are going to be threadbare - although they've plenty of investments which could liquidated to ensure they keep Andrew's ire simmering. ;)
Captain Cyborg sidekick implants virus-infected chip
Security experts
<<Computer security experts were quick to describe the experiment as an absurd exercise in scaremongering.>>
Adding, "That's our job."
Adobe man to Apple: 'Go screw yourself'
@How does this stop...
// Yeah, like this:
extern char flash_app_data[];
int flash_interpreter(const char*);
int main() { return flash_interpreter( flash_app_data ); }
// run it through gcc and you have a natively compiled app...
Associated Newspapers, GMG to pool newsrooms
The best...
I was into the third paragraph before I twigged...it just seemed so plausible. Nice work.
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