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BIS, bash, bosh: El Reg solves BlackBerry 10 email bafflement
Is a BlackBerry that doesn't use BlackBerry's email service still a BlackBerry? The Company-Otherwise-Known-As-RIM (TCOKARIM*) hopes so. It thinks it's time to move on, and in an attempt to broaden its appeal to new punters the new BlackBerry 10 phones won't support the BlackBerry Internet Service (BIS). Instead, the devices …
During the RIM meltdown last year we invested in GOOD Technology that supports iPhones and Androids. One of the things they are raving about in the new phone is seperation of business and personal email. This is already part of GOOD and we use it effortlessly.
Even if the BB10 is perfect (and from what I see, it isn't) we are not going back to BB devices. Too little too late, I am afraid.
a question
I can see the separation of personal/business email being fairly simple but what about the rest. Can GOOD provide the same functionality to separate out things like applications and other data? This is fairly important as if you are looking at BYOD and then someone leaves you will want to remotely clear out all the business related stuff and if that hits any personal stuff then someone will not be very happy.
oh whoopie do for you.
It's not just the separation of business and personal email, that's easy, it;'s the separation of business and personal everything, including apps. So the user can install a personal app that has no access to corporate data for example.
Just ordered one, will find out if this really works as well as claimed.
Just have to hope that GOOD really fixed the issues that caused the company I once worked for to reject GOOD as too insecure. Someone other than me wrote up some of the issues with GFE at http://thomascannon.net/projects/android-reversing/
How does Good cope with rooted/jailbroken personal phones?
Re: @ Kevin Johnston
but what about the rest. Can GOOD provide the same functionality to separate out things like applications and other data?
Take a look at Sysmosoft's Sense platform. It's a "platform" app, which you can delegate apps into, thus seperating work & personal apps/data. There some downsides we discovered to this solution though, which are probably too detailed to post here.
It can, but what it does depends on what you specify in the useage policy.
"consumers will lose the end-to-end encrypted push email offered by BIS servers"
Oh great. Consumers will no longer be getting RIMmed - they'll be getting REAMED OUT thinking they've bought Blackberry's USP only to discover somebody's tinkered with their anus.
It's not that bad...
For smaller companies who have one or two Exchange servers, and didn't want the hassle of adding BIS to their infrastructure, adding ActiveSync to the clients makes the Z10 (and Q10) viable options. Say what you like about RIM/BB, but if it's primarily email you need on-the-go and a massive battery life to boot, then the classic blackberry handset form factor is hard to beat.
Great name
T'COK-A-RIM, great name. And if they do formally change, I trust you'll call them Blackberry - Otherwise Formerly As RIM - or BOF-A-RIM
Re: Great name
How about simply :
Company Once Curiously Know as RIM
Re: Great name
Has anyone on this site ever seen a chicken?
Re: Great name
pretty good....but
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Are we to understand there's a BES (corporate) e-mail client in BB10 but no BIS (consumer) e-mail client? If I already had an old BlackBerry, a BlackBerry SIM, and BIS via my network operator and I put my BlackBerry SIM in my Z10, my BIS e-mail wouldn't work no matter how much I tinkered with it?
I tried Blackberry-enabled SIMs and regular SIMs, and there's no difference. I thought it was a bug, rang Canada to check, but it's a feature.
You can make your own arrangement and buy a hosted Blackberry email account, or add Blackberry to a hosted Exchange account (it's a free addon from some mail providers).
The market is much healthier now than a few years ago, as most clients now support Exchange, and you can buy hosted Exchange for around £3/mth.
Re: Correct.
Thanks. So consumers who want to use both BBM and BlackBerry push e-mail on a Z10 could find themselves paying twice, once to the network operator for BBM via BIS if they don't throw BIS in and once to the alternate e-mail provider?
Do you know if the Z10 works with a BES Express server and gives you proper BlackBerry push e-mail (no need to hold the connection open all the time and send wakeup messages every so often)?
So they're over the RIM?
Presumably now sliding down the bowl and picking up speed on their way to the U-bend.
U Bend
Before you go, I would like to mention that toilets have S bends. There was a lovely lass at my university with that nickname. (No malice intended, of course.)
Baby out with the bathwater.
BIS (and the good text input) is the main reason I keep my 9700. What I would like to see the back of freezes and the need for daily reboots and the limited number of apps I can install. But if I would be losing the two things I like, what is the point?
Re: Baby out with the bathwater.
Lack of BIS is also making me iffy on this. Maybe I should go and upgrade to a 9900 instead, and sit out on this BB10 thing. I was going to jump in, but losing BIS is well, kinda losing the BB security advantage of having a BB. Yes, the handset itself is going to be FIPS 140-2 certified, but the email is going to take longer to get there, and it'll go unencrypted, *and* eat through my standard data plan.
On the upside, by the time I jump to BB10 maybe they'll re-open BIS and they'll have more apps to boot.
Re: Baby out with the bathwater.
If you've got IMAP via SSL it won't go unencrypted. But if there's no proper push e-mail for non-corporate users, there's no real reason for me to use a BlackBerry. (IMAP IDLE isn't proper push.)
Now I want one.
Been wanting a Blackberry for the last few years but refused to pay a fiver a month more for something that isn't that much better than the IMAP I already use.
Glad that my next phone doesn't have to mean giving all my data to Google or paying Apple's lawyeers to talk shit.
Remember back in the days before kitchensinkware?
Life really was much simpler back then.
I know how and where to apply the old tools. And where and when they are appropriate. Which is nearly everywhere. I seem to get more actual work done than my more "up to date" contemporaries using the latest bit of advertising-hyped glitter ... to the point where I am turning down unsolicited contracts, even in this economy.
I rather suspect I'm more "connected" (whatever that means) than most. Probably because I actually understand how the systems work, and don't just blindly do what the marketards tell me.
I have fewer security related issues, too. As do my clients. Imagine that.
Really, How Many Would Care?
Like dog plus 80% of world, I'm already downloading e-mail to my phone without BIS. In terms of data or power usage it's a minuscule thing. Push e-mail would be nice, but it's hardly a deal breaker.
I'm looking at the new Blackberrys to replace my Google phone not because I want or need BIS, but because I find the Nexus just isn't cut out for creating and handling information. By which I mean, writing an e-mail more than three sentences long.
I've been looking for BB reviews to get a better idea how well it will work for me, but have thus far been frustrated by the fragmentary and biased nature of everything I've found. Between the anti-RIM bitching, and the BB fanboi commentards, there is bloody little useful information to be had.
At least now I know how it will play with Gmail, which I use pretty much exclusively. I think I read that the BB will work OK with Google calendar. But beyond that, not much to go on.
For instance - real world battery life - not "if you turn off 4G." Battery with GPS, WIFI, and full phone function running.
For instance - how does the mapping and GPS compare to Google, or can I use Google's product on the phone?
For instance - how is the BB to use in cold or wet conditions - this is Canada after all, and the Nexus can be pretty irritating in snow and ice.
For instance - how does the camera rate? Does it, unlike my JB powered Nexus, allow me turn off the shutter click?
And, dare I say it, Twitter, Facebook, Google+....
Honestly, I thought that some of the reviewers who've had these phones for several week could have come up with a decently comprehensive review.
(Of course now I'll pointed to a half dozen such reviews. Oh well. (PS - a YouTube video of flashy features doesn't cut it either))
Re: Really, How Many Would Care?
>Does it, unlike my JB powered Nexus, allow me turn off the shutter click?
That's the law in some places, due to problems with pervs snapping upskirt photos.
@ Barry Rueger
Shutter click? that's a deal maker for you?
Quite an easy hack to turn it off on your nexus
how is the BB to use in cold or wet conditions?
Depends on the model, but if it has a touch screen, well it would be as bad as your droid.
And, dare I say it, Twitter, Facebook, Google+..
It can do them, just as well \ badly as the other smart phones
Re: Really, How Many Would Care?
Where? and how do they deal with "real" cameras, all of which AFAIK allow you to run silent?
Re: @ Barry Rueger
Quite an easy hack to turn it off on your nexus
I'm fairly hack friendly, and even ran CM for a while, but no, turning off the shutter sound is not all that easy on JB.
Re: Really, How Many Would Care?
People keep telling me this, but no-one ever can offer a link to a specific place or law. Web searches turn up nothing. I call BS on that old story.
Besides, every "real" camera in the world lets you runs of the noises.
A bit odd
I think dropping BIS is a mistake but I do understand the reasoning as discussed above, BIS is the main reason I went back to BB from a Windows 7.5 phone the data usage was horrendous as I manage 4 different business email accounts for my various small enterprises.
BIS has always given me great reliability, I didnt really suffer with the network issues as I simply logged into my email via other means.
My costs have been minimal since switching back but I do miss that big screen and apps from my iPhone 3GS.
I am none the wiser which way to go in november, Android is too fragmented, IOS could be it and BB has to give me a reason to stick with it....I was really hoping for a big win this time from RIM and its not clear to me (as a fan of BB) that I should stick with them....
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CHEVY CHASE, Md. A safety measure for people crossing the street has become a costly hazard for drivers.
Now community members are asking Montgomery County for a change.
Earlier this month, the Montgomery County Department of Transportation added what it calls pedestrian refuge islands along Jones Bridge Road.
But the crossing in front of North Chevy Chase Elementary School, just east of Connecticut Avenue, has become a trouble spot for drivers.
"Going west on Jones Bridge Road, you can't see it coming up the hill when the sun is in your eyes," says Robert Weesner, the village manager of North Chevy Chase.
The skinny island is already striped with tire tracks and has had noticeable chunks of concrete ripped away.
Bridget says her neighbor, who lives directly in front of the pedestrian island, was one of the first to nail it.
"She turned the corner at night, and she forgot it was like the second day she forgot that those were there. She sideswiped [it] and blew out two tires. $800 worth of damage to her car," she says.
Weesner wrote a letter to the County's Department of Transportation, spelling out the problem and calling for action.
"Get rid of this little skinny island. Period. That's the only thing in the whole project that we have a problem with," he says.
The space between the skinny island and the concrete barrier in the median is slightly more than 11 feet. The narrow space, combined with limited markings, have made it a magnet for front wheels.
"They have now been put on notice that it was a bad engineering job and that they probably are liable for any damages they cause because it was defectively engineered," Weesner says about his letter.
The transportation department has seen the letter, and the division chief and another chief engineer have been out to review the project.
A spokeswoman says the project is not yet complete and the final pavement markings have not been installed to guide vehicles through the new project. That has been one of the central complaints.
"Although they have marked it now, it's not well-marked, and it wasn't marked at all for the first week," Weesner says.
The transportation department uses similar designs throughout the county. At this particular site, the Coquelin Run Citizens Association had asked for improvements out of concern for speeding and pedestrian safety.
The so-called traffic-calming measures have been shown to reduce traffic speeds by 11 mph in residential areas, the transportation department says.
The county is investigating whether the drivers' collisions with the pedestrian island happened during construction or more recently. The transportation department says it will continue to monitor the effectiveness of the project.
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As part of its investigation into this accident, the NTSB investigated an engine surge event that occurred in the right (#2) engine during a flight on January 13, two days prior to the accident. The engine recovered from the surge and the remainder of the flight was completed uneventfully. The NTSB determined that the surge was due to a faulty temperature sensor, which was replaced by maintenance personal following approved procedures. After the engine was examined with a boroscope and found to be undamaged and in good working order, the aircraft was returned to service.
On December 31, 2008, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued an Airworthiness Directive (AD) covering all CFM56-5B series turbofan engines, the same type that was on the accident aircraft. After examining the engine maintenance records and interviewing relevant personnel, the NTSB determined that all of the requirements of the AD were complied with prior to the accident flight.
During the accident flight, the flight data recorder revealed no anomalies or malfunctions in either engine up to the point where the captain reported a bird strike, after which there was an uncommanded loss of thrust in both engines.
Last week the aircraft was moved from the barge where it had been docked in Jersey City, NJ, to a secure salvage yard in Kearny, NJ, where it will remain throughout the NTSB investigation, which is expected to last 12-18 months.
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By Kaitlyn Schallhorn at Campus Reform Oregon State University (OSU) has paid $100,000 in legal fees and $1,000 in damages to former students to settle a lawsuit after the university trashed the conservative student newspaper's distribution bins. The lawsuit was formally dismissed Wednesday with the university found at fault by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. However, the school has not admitted to any wrongdoing. In 2009, distribution bins for The Liberty, the university's conservative student paper, disappeared from campus. They were eventually found dumped in a trash heap at the edge of campus, still containing newspapers. Bins for the The Daily Barometer, OSU's other student publication, […]» Read More
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Oregon State University (OSU) joins an elite group of colleges and universities by becoming just the 17th school in the country to receive FIRE's highest, "green light," rating for free speech policies. A college or university earns a green light when its written policies do not seriously imperil free speech. While the clear majority of the nation's colleges maintain policies that clearly and substantially restrict freedom of speech, OSU is now a proud exception. It is Oregon's first-ever green light school, and its policy change affects more than 27,000 students. "FIRE is thrilled to see another major state university eliminate its speech codes," said […]» Read More
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This fall, The College of William & Mary launched a Bias Incident Reporting System "to assist members of the William and Mary community—students, staff, and faculty—in bringing bias incidents to the College's attention." In its initial incarnation, the system was fraught with constitutional problems, from both free speech and due process standpoints. The system initially allowed for anonymous reporting, providing that "[a] person reporting online may report anonymously by leaving the personal information fields blank." The definition of "bias" was overbroad and encompassed constitutionally protected expression: "A bias incident consists of harassment, intimidation, or other hostile behavior that is directed […]» Read More
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The Student Press Law Center reports that last Friday, the governor of Oregon signed into law a bill protecting the free speech rights of high school and college journalists. House Bill 3279 provides that: Student journalists are responsible for determining the news, opinion, feature and advertising content of school-sponsored media.Any student enrolled in a public institution of higher education may commence a civil action to obtain damages under this subsection and appropriate injunctive or declaratory relief as determined by a court for a violation of subsection (2) of this section, the First Amendment to the United States Constitution or section […]» Read More
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November 8, 2006
A recent editorial in The Daily Barometer, the student newspaper at Oregon State University, picked up on the absurdity of FIRE's recent case at Marquette University where the chair of the philosophy department, Dr. James South, removed a quote from humorist Dave Barry from a graduate student's office door because South found the quote "patently offensive." The quote read: As Americans, we must always remember that we all have a common enemy, an enemy that is dangerous, powerful, and relentless. I refer, of course, to the federal government. If the quote doesn't seem adequately nocuous to create any sort of […]» Read More
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Earlier this month, Samantha reported that 2005 FIRE summer intern Luke Sheahan has been shining some much-needed sunlight on newspaper theft at Oregon State University. Luke is a student there and runs a student publication called The Liberty, hundreds of copies of which continue to be stolen—as if the theft of a distribution bin wasn't enough. Given all of this, Luke wrote to OSU's president with a very simple request: publicly condemn the vandals. The response? Nothing. So Luke also met with several other figures on campus—so far, to no avail. Of course, all of this might be understandable […]» Read More
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Luke Sheahan, one of FIRE's summer interns from 2005, has bravely taken the fight for free speech back to school with him. Sheahan is the publisher and executive editor of The Liberty, a student publication at Oregon State University. In October, a distribution bin for The Liberty was stolen from its location near the OSU bookstore. Sheahan quickly spoke out about the incident to the press and called upon OSU President Edward J. Ray to condemn the theft and reiterate the importance of press freedom. Sheahan stated: "I know that President Ray is committed to intellectual diversity and that he […]» Read More


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I have two version of Windows 7 Ultimate.
One at my office and one at my home. The one that is at my home contains the RUN dialog box that always opens programs in Admin Mode.
At office ( I am not on any office-specific DOMAIN/WORKGROUP) my Windows 7 Ultimate RUN dialog box doesnt show this option.
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Welcome to Seven Forums dersed. Are you Admin of the PC at work? The run dialog will open with admin privileges if you open it on an admin account. If you are admin, you can kill explorer through task manager, then launch a new explorer from an advanced command prompt and that would give you a run dialog with the admin priviliges. A Guy
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I'm on a slow connection to the net :-(
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Did you do recall doing something like this...
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Does restarting your work computer get rid of that statement under the Run dialog box's "Open:" field?
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The difference happens when the launched application will have full admin privileges, the message is a warning. Often that happens when you're admin and UAC is disabled, therefore everything runs as admin always. The warning may also appear if you're running under the built-in administrator account, which is by default immune to UAC and runs everything elevated too. Otherwise it should not appear, meaning that the new app will run with reduced permissions.
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Kim Cattrall's new job... opening Harrods sale
Sex and the City film hysteria has barely settled down, and yet surely Kim Cattrall isn't hard up for work already? The actress has been invited to officially open the doors to this year's end-of-season spring/summer '09 sale at Harrods.
"The clothes, shoes, handbags, sparklies and smellies... I've been a faithful Harrods shopper since I got my first credit card," she gushed, at being given the honour.
Cattrall, an avid Vivienne Westwood fan, will be joined by Harrods chairman Mohamed Al Fayed next Monday morning to signal the beginning of the bi-annual sale. Last year Sarah Michelle Geller was there for the official countdown.
"As a Brit it's going to be a real thrill for me to open the sale at one of the UK's national institutions. I was so delighted that they asked me to participate," she said.
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Kate Middleton and her husband Prince William are to visit Ireland in 2014.
Buckingham Palace is finalising plans for the Royals to follow Queen Elizabeth across the Irish Sea.
The trip is expected to take place in the first half of next year and has been planned since before Middleton's pregnancy.
The Irish Sun reports that Prince William's role as a search and rescue helicopter pilot in the Irish Sea is expected to be central to the visit.
Read more: Prince William and Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton voted the world's most perfect couple
An insider said: "The fact that Prince William is based in Anglesey in Wales gives a good hook for the visit.
"There is a lot of co-operation between Britain and Ireland in that area. Very tentative steps were taken before the Duchess of Cambridge became pregnant, but obviously because of the baby that had to be put on hold."
Ireland's Foreign Affairs Minister Eamon Gilmore signalled the move in the Irish Parliament.
He said: "It is a priority" to deepen ties with Britain via events such as a visit by the couple."
Prime Minister Enda Kenny had informally invited the royal couple to visit Ireland last August when they were introduced at a pre-Olympic reception at Buckingham Palace.
He said afterwards: "They were very enthusiastic."
Read more: Royal fury as Italian magazine publishes photos of pregnant Kate Middleton in a bikini
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The Foreign Ministry unveiled a new plan this week: Paying talkbackers to post pro-Israel responses on websites worldwide. A total of NIS 600,000 (roughly $150,000) will be earmarked to the establishment of an "Internet warfare" squad.
The Foreign Ministry intends to hire young people who speak at least one language and who study communication, political science, or law – or alternately, Israelis with military experience gained at units dealing with information analysis.
Beyond the fact that these job requirements reveal a basic lack of understanding in respect to the dynamics of the online discourse – the project's manager argued that "adults don't know how to blog" – they are not too relevant either. An effective talkbacker does not need a law degree or military experience. He merely needs to care about the subject he writes about.
The sad truth is that had Israeli citizens believed that their State is doing the right thing, they would have made sure to explain it out of their own accord. Without being paid.
Foreign Ministry officials are fighting what they see as a terrible and scary monster: the Palestinian public relations monster. Yet nothing can be done to defeat it, regardless of how many foolish inventions will be introduced and how many bright communication students will be hired.
The reason is that good PR cannot make the reality in the occupied territories prettier. Children are being killed, homes are being bombed, and families are starved. Yet nonetheless, the Foreign Ministry wants to try to change the situation. And they have willing partners. "Where do I submit a CV?" wrote one respondent. "I'm fluent in several languages and I'm able to spew forth bullshit for hours on end."
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HUNTINGTON, Ind.— In recognition of a combined 74 years of service to Huntington University, a student award has been named in honor of retiring professors, Dr. Francis Jones and Dr. Winfield Wetherbee. The Jones/Wetherbee Mathematics and Computer Science Award has been established by faculty, staff, alumni and friends in recognition of Jones' and Wetherbee's service to the university. The award will be given to one student in the mathematics and computer science department each year. It will encourage the student to continue pursuing mathematics or computer science by supporting the purchase of mathematical software or other technology to assist in his or her academic pursuits."The award honors the teaching legacies and many departmental contributions of Dr. Jones and Dr. Wetherbee who have earned distinction for themselves and Huntington University through their teaching and inspiration to students, professional associations, scholarly endeavors and institutional service," said Dr. Ruth Nalliah, professor of chemistry.Jones, professor of mathematical sciences and department chair, joined the faculty in 1971. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Huntington College and a Ph.D. in mathematics from Michigan State University. Wetherbee, professor of mathematical sciences, joined the faculty in 1977. He received a Bachelor of Science degree from Wheaton College and a M.S. and Ph. D. in mathematics from Clarkson University. The two were recognized during a reception on May 1.
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We like to think that veterans come home safe from war and simply blend back into society.
The reality is that some war veterans who have made huge sacrifices to defend our country spend the rest of their lives trying to recover from their wounds.
One veteran said he could handle the physical pain and scars but being forgotten is the hardest part of it all.
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A REFUGEE advocate and humanitarian lawyer accused of raping four of his male clients has lost a legal bid to keep his identity secret.
Lawyers for David Bitel, 60, argued the law firm he worked for could go under if the allegations against him were aired in the media, Downing Centre Local Court heard on Thursday.
Mr Bitel, a managing partner of Parish Patience Immigration Lawyers, has been accused of assaulting four men at his office in Sydney's central business district between 1995 and 2004.
He was arrested on Wednesday and charged with four counts of sexual intercourse without consent and three counts of indecent assault.
Mr Bitel's lawyer, Murugan Thangaraj, SC, sought to have his client's name suppressed until the criminal proceedings against him had been finalised on the grounds that Parish Patience would lose business and ultimately fold.
Mr Bitel was responsible for ''the vast majority of fees'' brought into the firm, which employs 35 people.
''We are concerned the firm will collapse, [affecting] 35 people who have nothing to do with these charges,'' Mr Thangaraj said. ''This is not a case of a single person losing their job.''
Lawyers for the Director of Public Prosecutions, the ABC and Fairfax Media opposed the suppression order, labelling claims Parish Patience could go under as ''pure speculation''.
''To suggest the entire firm is going to collapse is just not made out in the evidence,'' said Mark Polden, representing Fairfax Media. ''The premises of open justice are vitally and fundamentally important.''
The magistrate, Michael Barko, agreed, saying: ''It's an inevitable consequence of the justice system that there can be adverse impacts on colleagues, employees, family and friends.'' He dismissed the application.
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Boston Celtics at Miami Heat (8:30ET on ESPN): Game 1
- Stat: With Avery Bradley on the floor during the regular season, Dwyane Wade's +/- per 36 minutes was -2.1. When Bradley was on the bench, Wade registered a +9.2 mark, an improvement of 11.3 points.
- Take: Though he's out for tonight's game 1, the status of Chris Bosh for the remainder Eastern Conference Finals is still up in the air. With each passing day, though, it seems increasingly likely that he'll miss the majority of this series even if it goes the maximum seven games. That's obviously a huge coup for Boston on both ends of the floor, as the Heat are left without an ideal defender for Kevin Garnett and the spacing Bosh provides the Miami offense is key against a Celtics attack that overloads the strong side of the floor to yield jumpers from the other. All that said, the injury that could have as much or more impact on the outcome of this series is that of Bradley, Boston's quick, strong, aggressive, menacing, and best (pay this no attention in thinking differently) perimeter defender. On the surface Bradley seems a near perfect matchup for Dwyane Wade, especially given the way he sliced and diced through Indiana's defense to devastating effect and efficiency in the final three games of round two. Though Wade's one of the more underrated back to the basket scoring options in the league and has 30 or more pounds on Bradley, he didn't post to great success against the Pacers and the Celtics typically don't yield many opportunities of that ilk anyway, so the clear advantages he has on Bradley – strength and length, in that order – don't influence this particular matchup the way those aspects of Wade's overwhelming physical profile normally do (Bradley, it should be noted, actually did very well defending Wade in the paint during the regular season). Unfortunately this is all for naught, of course, as Bradley's unstable left shoulder failed him one too many times and the Celtics rightly shut him down for the remainder of the playoffs, robbing us of what was arguably going to be the best individual battle (on one end of the floor, at least) of either Conference Finals. Boston and not the blogosphere is the one really fretting Bradley's loss, though, as his effectiveness checking Wade is fleshed out in many more ways than just basic plus/minus. As is our recent tendency, to the bullets for emphasis! (Wade's numbers per 36 minutes with Bradley on court in green, off court in red)
- Points: 15.2 vs. 22.6
- FG%: 33% vs. 54%
- Free Throw Attempts: 4.8 vs. 7.3
- Assists: 3.5 vs. 6.7
- …And tears slowly roll down from the eyes of Celtics fans everywhere. Bradley's loss just can't be overstated, and these numbers bear that out. Look at it like this – Wade's a low efficiency, ball-dominant, can't-shoot shooting guard when Bradley is guarding him, and is the Dwyane Wade we've come to know over his nine-year career otherwise. And while sample size is always a tricky thing in relating regular season results to the postseason, Wade played almost as many minutes with Bradley on the court, 52, as he did with Bradley on the bench, 59. No, we don't have years of data that suggest Bradley is the quintessential "Wade-stopper," but combining what we saw these past few lockout months with what we know of Bradley as a defender overall is easily enough to conservatiely say that his presence bothers Wade. Something that is much more than can be said for an ever-hobbled Ray Allen, Mickael Pietrus or scrapheap pieces like Keyon Dooling and Sasha Pavlovic. And with Wade rolling like almost never before, that's a sobering thought for a Boston team that must keep the score in the low 80s to have a puncher's chance in this series.


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Get ready for the 2014 Six Nations Championship held in February and March.
England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales have competed in the Six Nations Championship since 2000. Started as the Home Nations Championship in 1883, it was the first international rugby union tournament. Wales is the two-time defending champion.
This officially licensed tee has the six nation flags screened on the front. Royal Bank of Scotland have sponsored the tournament since 2003. The RBS Six Nations badge is sewn on the right sleeve. RBS Six Nations is also sewn inside the collar.
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Great case for the Tmobile version of this phone. It fits perfectly and there is a hole for where you turn the phone on and off. My husband bought a much more expensive gel case and it doesn't have the hole for that, which as he says, is quite irritating.
Great case if you have the T-Mobile version of this phone. This was much cheaper then buying it from T-Mobile. I have no complaints. Only wish that it came in more colors so I can mix & match.
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The amazing and super-talented identity specialist, Melissa Love gave us a whole new brand identity!! We LOVE our new site and we wanted you to hear from Melissa, the process that we went through.
Having a strong brand is one of the most important things for your business and we highly recommend that if you have any $$ to spend, put it toward having a solid brand that represents you well! Remember, perception is reality. You may be the BEST photographer out there but if your brand looks unprofessional and not put together, that is what people will perceive your business as.
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Spent the last few years living in Canada, NZ and Cham... now in Shipley?!! Ah well...
Kind of north of Bradford
Best Climbing Experience
Too many to choose from... climbing trip in Patagonia... summit of Mt Cook... happy memories of limestone cragging in the sun... leading my first VS... and my first E1... first ascents in Greenland... skiing powder under blue skies... Bugaboos... learning to jam (still trying!)... first ever multipitch being Scottish winter... remembering all the happy days on lake district crags...
Favourite Climbing-Related Discussion Topic
Planning and dreaming. Talking about training, but never doing it.
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Moderator for 4 crags, checking missing climbs added to the logbooks: Tunnel Mountain, Heart Creek, Chapel-le-Dale Lower Tier, Chapel-le-Dale Upper Tier
Interests Outside Climbing
Skiing, photography, running.
About My Photography
Used to always take a DSLR out with me, but found it never came out of the bag... now I use an Olympus PL2 micro 4/3rds system, photo quality seems variable (?) but quantity has multiplied tenfold...
On a mission to kit boyfriend out in non-black clothing to improve 99% of shots.
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User Profileregistered 08/Nov/07
updated 06/Dec/12
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Trad - E1
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A Cracking Good Climb VS
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On the first day of tips and tricks my MLS gave to me, a mobile search in Kurio.
On the second day of tips and tricks my MLS gave to me, two ways of searching.
On the third day of tips and tricks my MLS gave to me, three links to Realist.
On the fourth day of tips and tricks my MLS gave to me, four sites worth viewing.
On the fifth day of tips and tricks my MLS gave to me, five social sites.
On the sixth day of tips and tricks my MLS gave to me, six time savers.
These days we're all looking for ways to be more efficient. The fact is, the less time you spend in front of a computer on the MLS the more time you'll be on the road doing showings and having listing appointments. That's why today's tips and tricks are going to be so helpful to you. Today I am going to show you six small shortcuts that can help you to speed up your time inside MLXchange.
1.) Two clicks to all the forms you need. Whether you're looking for IDX forms, listing forms, membership forms or even forms from your local board, they are all just a quick two clicks away.
2.) Find multiple properties by MLS # from the front page of MLXchange. If you have a handful of properties you want to find information about, you could run a more advanced search or you could just grab the MLS #'s for each and enter them on the front page of MLXchange. Like this…
3.) Using the hotsheet: Do you usually jump into MLXchange and go right to the search tool bar on the navigation menu? Why not start with the hotsheet. Once you have your criteria set up, you'll be able to take a glance at what has changed on the market since the last time you were in MLXchange. Take a look at out how to set up your hotsheet.
4.) Use the iBubble to access ANYTHING: Don't leave your results just to edit a listing or see the photos on a listing, simply use the iBubble to open these things up directly from your listing results. How do you do it? Check out this video below.
5.) Make a snapshot CMA in Realist 2: Ever been in a rush to meet a client for a listing appointment and haven't had time to run a CMA? I thought the answer might be yes. Try this quick and easy solution inside Realist.
6.) Plot your MLXchange results on a map in one click: It's all well and good to get your CT real estate results laid out in a list, but what if you want to see where they all are in relation to each other. In just one click you can get your results plotted on a map. See what I mean…?
I hope these tips will help you save a little bit of time while your racing around trying to tie up loose ends during the holidays. With so much to do and so little time to do it all, getting a shortcut here or there can only help you with time management.


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2S: Superstars! Keep checking the blog to see what is new ... what will you find?! :-)
Year 1 Grand Prix
Published Tuesday, December 15, 2009.
The end of our Transport topic had arrived and the whole of Year 1 jetted off to a glamorous destination (the Foundation Stage block!) for the annual Year 1 Grand Prix. 1S loved every minute of their time as both supporters (cheering all the other children on around the track) and participants (making sure that they gave their all to be the fastest they could possibly be). It was a great morning of racing and cheering as the photos of some of the children show!
Ready for the off!
The racing was close!
The ladies take to the track.
Skillful overtaking!
Make sure you are looking where you are going!
This could not be much closer.
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Beyond Indigo Pets Principals
Kelly Baltzell, President, Chief Executive Officer
Kelly Baltzell, MA is President and CEO of the Beyond Indigo family of companies, which she founded in 1997. Under her leadership, Beyond Indigo companies have developed all types of veterinary websites (small animal, exotic, specialty, equine, mixed animal) that now reach millions of people a year. Kelly's depth of experience, passion and visionary approach to the industry have made her an unparalleled leader in Internet marketing.
A true relationship builder who works to promote her clients and broadcast their stories to the world, Kelly speaks frequently about marketing trends and website design at national conventions and private functions. Prior to creating Beyond Indigo, she served as Site Manager for Online Psych, the mental health community of America Online, and designed customized mental health programming for the AOL Health Channel. Online Psych had up to four million page views per day and attained placement on AOL's Welcome Screen. After Online Psych merged with iVillage.com, Kelly became Director of Interactive Health and was later promoted to Executive Director of Health. She helped generate more than 18 million page views a month for iVillage.com.
Kelly was graduated from George Washington University with a degree in International Affairs & Economics and received her Master's degree in Counseling & Psychology from St. Mary's. Kelly is a proud parent, currently living with her family in Minnesota.
Jeanne Pelletier, Chief Operating Officer
Jeanne Pelletier is Chief Operating Officer of Beyond Indigo. With nearly 20 years of experince in technology, she uses her diverse skills to develop robust online tools that help change people's lives. Since joining the company in 2000, she has developed a multitude of responsive, intuitive interactive web applications. She oversees the production of all Beyond Indigo websites and tools.
Jeanne's background includes urban planning, human services, programming management, and database administration. Prior to joining Beyond Indigo, she was the administrator of a large public mental health system, responsible for a $10 million budget and a staff of 35 people.
She holds a Bachelor of Science in Urban Studies from Worcester State College and earned certificates in Web Development and Rapid Application Development from New Hampshire Community Technical College.
She and her husband Roland live in Dover, NH when it is warm, and Tucson, AZ when it is not.
Scott Wallace, Chief Financial Officer
Scott serves as Director of Internet Marketing Services for the entire family of Beyond Indigo companies. He assists his wife, Beyond Indigo president and CEO Kelly Baltzell, MA, with sales and marketing strategy development.
Prior to joining Beyond Indigo, Scott worked in the financial services industry for 13 years. His vast experience in risk management and financial planning enables him to effectively integrate clients' ideas into sound business development plans. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in English from Bemidji State University and an MBA in Entrepreneurship from Jones International University. He lives in Hanover, Minnesota with Kelly and their two children. In addition to having his pilot's license, he adores ice hockey and secretly lives for 80s music. And although he's not a current pet owner, he happily allows his neighbor's cat, Storm, to live under his porch.


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Yahoo News reports Supreme Court "Punts" on Affirmative Action Case Ruling sends Texas case back to lower court for rehearing. Legal reporters scramble to decipher 7-1 decision
The New York Times provides "Live Analysis of Supreme Court Decision on Affirmative Action."
Scotus Blog is the Supreme Court blog with live updates of decisions and opinions.


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Practitioner Recommendations For Emergency Management Collegiate Student Research Projects
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The purpose of the Practitioner's Corner is two-fold. First is to create another way for emergency management practitioners to communicate their thoughts and ideas concerning collegiate-level hazard, disaster and emergency management courses and programs to the educators responsible for those courses and programs.
Solicited are volunteered short papers on such subjects as:
· Competencies, knowledge, skills, and abilities EM educators should be seeking to develop or bring out in their students.
· Philosophical perspectives on the different ways to look at or approach the emergency management position.
· The most appropriate organizational placement of emergency management responsibilities at the local government level.
· Lessons learned in disasters.
· Lessons learned in bureaucratic politics.
· Success stories, obstacles overcome, and challenges met.
· Emergency management public policy issues.
Submissions and questions should be electronically forwarded to the FEMA Emergency Management Higher Education Program at firstname.lastname@example.com. Papers offered for consideration will be selected and posted on the Higher Education Project website based on originality, unique perspective, clarity, and perceived usefulness to emergency management practitioners and educators. FEMA reserves the right to edit content.
Second is to provide a place where emergency management professionals can communicate their suggestions for emergency management student research topics.


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Written by Katie Piacentini Friday, 20 July 2012 00:00
Competitive drills were held at the Denton Avenue Training Facility at Michael J. Tully Park in New Hyde Park on Friday evening, July 13 and Saturday morning. The Port Washington Fire Department provided the following results from the Motorized Tournament: Westbury Turtles, 1st place; West Hempstead Westerners, 2nd place; Port Washington Road Runners, 3rd place; Roslyn Highlanders, 4th place and New Hyde Park Termites, 5th place. Results from the Old Fashioned Drill Team Tournament were: Malverne Chipmunks, 1st place; Freeport Nighthawks, 2nd place; Rockville Centre Woodlands, 3rd place; Oyster Bay Teddy Boys, 4th place and Lynbrook Tumblers, 5th place. The winning fire departments displayed their trophies on trucks during the parade.
Donald Alexander, former captain of the PWFD Protection Engine Company No. 1, was the master of ceremonies at the reviewing stand during the parade. Hundreds of old and new firetrucks, ambulances and fire chief vehicles rolled down Port Washington Boulevard, onto Main Street, and then to the Long Island Railroad parking lot across the street from the Flower Hill Hose Company on Captain Robert H. Dayton Way (Haven Avenue), where the block party was held.
In addition to fire departments in Nassau County, parade participants included the Fire Riders of Nassau County, the Nassau County Fire Commission, and the Nassau County Firemen's Association, of which James Interdonati, former PWFD fire chief, is the new president. Bands, such as the Nassau County Firefighters Pipes and Drums Band, the Thomas O'Shaughnessy Memorial Pipe Band, the Gordon Highlanders from Locust Valley, the Nassau County Police Emerald Society Pipe Band and the Nassau County Firefighters Pipes and Drums Band marched along with the fire departments.
New York State Drill Teams announced the results of the parade on their website, nysdrillteams.com. Best Appearing Fire Department, Category A, went to Lakeview (1st place), North Merrick (2nd place) and Roosevelt (3rd place). Best Appearing Department, Category B, went to North Massapequa (1st place), North Bellmore (2nd place) and Syosset (3rd place).
The Franklin Square and Munson Fire Department won 1st place for Best Appearing Fire Department Drill Team.
For Best Appearing Fire Department Juniors, Floral Park won 1st place, Great Neck Alert Fire Company won 2nd place and Massapequa won 3rd place.
Best Appearing Ladies Auxiliary went to North Bellmore (1st place), Elmont (2nd place) and East Meadow (3rd place).
For Best Appearing Commercial Musical Unit, the Tappan Zee Bridgeman, who marched with the Westbury Fire Department, won 1st place.


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While the idea of a performance-tuned hybrid may have seemed nonsensical only a couple of years ago, as the earth-friendly vehicles become more mainstream, the sub-segment will undoubtedly grow to attract a fair share of our attention. Case in point: reports from overseas indicate that Mugen is seriously toying with the idea of creating a high-performance version of the upcoming Honda CR-Z. The Honda tuner par excellence shares a close, even familial relationship with the factory, and it reportedly sees the electric motor in the hybrid drive as a sort of replacement for a turbocharger,... Read More


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She's been telling everyone who'll listen for ages that she's keen to have a break from music and try her hand at other projects. Well, now it seems she's settled on an idea – Vintage Dress hire. We're disappointed to have to go without her bittersweet confessional pop ditties next year – but admit this next thing looks rather cool.
Well known for her personal style, Lily's undergone a style evolution since 2006 from bouncy prom dresses with trainers and the blingest creoles around, to becoming a Lagerfeld muse, both performing at the Chanel catwalk show and pouting Audrey-style in the campaigns.
The project, with her sister and business partner Sarah Owen is called Lucy In Disguise and she's going to launch it this summer, at the Vintage at Goodwood Festival - a music, vintage, retail (and even hairdressing) event at Goodwood this August.
Lily announced "I'm doing a vintage clothes shop with my sister, it's amazing stuff that would be really expensive but we're renting it [out] for a fraction of the price, so girls can come and get dressed up for a night out and have a laugh."
She's full of enthusiasm for the project, even saying she's in the office every day "sourcing clothes and getting really excited about my new venture". Well good for you Miss Allen. She told the Evening Standard that despite the fact the Goodwood fest features lots of live bands, she certainly won't be on the lineup, and emphasising that March 7th at the O2 will be her last live performance for the time being. Aaw. Lily - she's alright, still.


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- "There's nothing a man can do that I can't do better, whether it's serving drinks or slaying trolls."
- ―Olfina Gray-Mane[src]
Olfina Gray-Mane is a Nord barmaid in Whiterun. She is a part of the Gray-Mane clan.
Personality and TraitsEdit
Similar to most of her kind, she considers herself to be a tough warrior maiden. She often shows a need to confirm her independence and scolds anyone that questions her decisions.
Olfina is the daughter of Eorlund and Fralia Gray-Mane, sister to Avulstein and Thorald Gray-Mane and niece of Vignar Gray-Mane.
Feud with Battle-BornEdit
She thinks that the feud between Gray-Mane and Battle-Born is stupid and wishes for it to end. One reason for this is that she's romantically involved with Jon Battle-Born, as can be seen from the Letter from Jon which can be pickpocketed from her.
Rescue MissionEdit
Olfina Gray-Mane is a possible target for the Rescue Mission where the Dragonborn needs to rescue her from Serpent's Bluff Redoubt and escort her back to Whiterun.
The Fishing JobEdit
Delvin may ask the Dragonborn to pickpocket Olfina Gray-Mane for her Diamond.
Liberate WhiterunEdit
If the Dragonborn sides with the Stormcloaks and Whiterun is taken, Olfina becomes housecarl to the new Jarl, Vignar Gray-Mane.
Hunting the MonsterDGEdit
Gunmar asks the Dragonborn to extract the location of a Master Vampire from Olfina.
- "There's nothing a man can do that I can't do better, whether it's serving drinks or slaying trolls."
- "What's the matter? You can't stand the sight of a strong Nord woman?" (To male and/or non-Nord characters)
- "It's not easy being a woman in Skyrim, I know. But stay strong, men will come to respect you, and maybe even fear you." (To female Nord characters)
- "It's a fine day with you around."
- "You, every time I look at you my blood boils." (if the player joins the Imperial Legion)
- According to the Creation Kit, she was originally intended to be called "Olfine the Golden".
- She is voiced by Corri English.
- Olfina's romantic relationship with Jon Battle-Born seems to be a nod to the famous William Shakespeare work Romeo and Juliet.
- Despite her many quotes making her out to be strong, Olfina's amount of health allows her to be killed with a single punch.
- Olfina may send Hired Thugs after the Dragonborn if she/he steals anything from House Gray-Mane or from the Bannered Mare.
- Olfina may also send Hired Thugs after the Dragonborn if the Dragonborn chooses to kill Fralia Gray-Mane for the quest Deceiving the Herd.


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Missoula 3:16 Thrift Boutique and Home Furnishings is located at the corner of Front and Orange Street. When Saint Patrick Hospital decided to gift their thrift boutique to a local non-profit, as one of three applicants we submitted our proposal and were very blessed to receive the store. What a great celebration on opening day, June 2, 2009!
Since then, the store manager has done a wonderful job in creating an atmosphere of a cozy but stylish boutique. Quality donated goods are sold as a double benefit to the buyer and to Missoula 3:16 ministry participants. All proceeds from the store support the ministries of Missoula 3:16 Rescue Mission, but financial contributions are not the only means of support happening at this boutique. Each day, people tack up prayer requests to the Prayer Wall and Boutique staff are available to pray in the dedicated Prayer Room.
Our Women and Children's Emergency Motel Shelter Program brings Thrift Boutique staff and volunteers alongside Program participants to build work skills and begin a stable support network with these families, often for the first time in their lives. Mentorship is initiated as short-term shelter is provided. The mentorship process is then personalized through relationship-building to focus on strengths, resolve challenges, and plug into community resources.
Working hand-in-hand with all Missoula 3:16 ministries, the Thrift Boutique is the central distribution location for the Mission. While food donations are brought directly to the Day Center, other donations of clothing or hard goods are brought to the Thrift Boutique for sorting and disbursement to the ministry area with the greatest need.
For example to distribute a recent large donation of blankets, image trying to sort and distribute those fifty blankets during meal service to the homeless at the Day Center! Instead, the Thrift Boutique stored them for distribution of ten at a time to the Day Center, enabling uninterrupted meal service and orderly distribution to those most in need of these blankets in the freezing winter weather.
Store Hours
10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday - Saturday
400 W. Front Street
Missoula, MT 59802