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Lars Kepler, the author of The Hypnotist and The Nightmare, deliver his most thrilling novel yet. Flora Hansen calls herself a medium and makes a living by pretending to commune with the dead. But after a gruesome murder at a rural home for wayward girls, Hansen begins to suffer visions that are all too real. She calls the police claiming to have seen a ghost, but only one detective puts aside his skepticism long enough to listen: Joona Linna. Linna has spent more time at the scene of the crime than any other detective would.
The case seems obvious on the face of it: One of the girls at the home escaped in the middle of the night, leaving behind a bloody bed with a hammer under the pillow. But why does Hansen insist that the murder instrument was a stone, not a hammer? And what's the story behind the dark-red grain of sand, almost like a splinter from a ruby, stuck beneath the dead girl's fingernail? As Linna refuses to accept the easy answers, his search leads him into darker, more violent territory and, finally, to a shocking confrontation with a figure from his past.
Just as The Hypnotist and The Nightmare did, The Fire Witness has spent months at number one on the Swedish best-seller lists. As the newspaper Dagens Nyheter put it, you start the book "on the subway home, keep reading at the dinner table, and then don't stop until well into the wee hours." With publication to come in more than 15 countries, it's sure to join the ranks of its predecessors as an international sensation.
Translated by Laura A. Wideburg. Translation copyright 2013 by Laura A. Wideburg.
©2011 Lars Kepler; translation copyright 2013, Laura A. Wideburg (P)2013 Macmillan Audio
"Mark Bramhall gives a faultless, taut, and sympathetic performance, and that coupled with complex but controlled and fast-paced plotting and a silky-smooth translation makes this a completely absorbing production. Bramhall's timbre is attractively roughened, and his range of character voices is truly impressive." (AudioFile)
"Action-oriented, inventive, with over-the-top plots and larger-than-life heroes and criminals." (Los Angeles Times Magazine)
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What remarkable writing. Where does that come from? I couldn't sleep one night so I started listening to this book. Okay, then I really couldn't sleep! From the very beginning I was mesmerized, scared and intrigued by the story. The prime character Joona Linna is complex and at times endearing. The twists and turns throughout the story will keep you on your toes.
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"quite the interesting tale"
First time author, Lars Kepler. What's interesting here is that Lars Kepler is the pseudonym for a Swedish husband and wife writing team. As I was listening to the book, I couldn't help but wonder if they sat around over coffee in the morning and came up with the plot. The book starts out set in a home for young girls, age 12-17, where they are there not because they are pregnant but rather that society has given up on them. They all suffer from issues with sex, drugs, violence, even a combination of them. There is a gruesome double murder where the prime suspect is one of the wards, a 15 year old girl. Right after the murders happen the 15 year old disappers, runs through a dark forest at night, comes out on a road where there is a car parked beside the roadn, running with the driver's door open and the female driver having run behind a tree for a bio break. The girl takes off in the car only to discover that the lady's 4 year old son is in a car seat in the back. The chase is on and this is only the beginning of the book! The authors go on to write a tale that keeps you guessing, keeps you turning the pges and, often, is quite spooky. I really enjoyed it and will enjoy the next book when it comes out. These Scandavian authors really have it going.
"A definite MUST!"
If you liked the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo series, you will love Lars Kepler. GREAT stories that keep you wanting more. Unbelievable plot twists that will take you by surprise and you will fall in love with Joona Linna! A defintite MUST READ!!
5 stars is i love and i will read agani and again. 1 is i hate and i never want to hear about it ever again. YES = :))) - NO= :'(
"Incredible Book, But Not As Scary"
This is the first book i read from Lars Kepler and it was fantastic book, it reminded me of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (but i think mainly because both are swedish books).
The plot is based around a murder case where everyone is assuming one thing and you have the one who is sure its something else and his name is Joona. I have noticed that a lot of people are talking about how scary the book is, but its not scary, its a murder case with blood and death, but people kept on saying "oh there is ghosts and its too scary".. Its not scary, its a great book, and I'll go later on and get the other 2 books, this is the 3rd book from Kepler and its a stand alone book, but from what i have read Joona is in the other 2 books (haven't confirmed that myself yet)
If you are a fan of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, and Snow White Must Die, then you will like this book.
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"Fast paced, over the top, fun thriller"
This novel is very fast paced. The detective could be a superhero and all the twists and turns are over the top but the end result is riveting, scary and lots of fun. I wonder what it is about Scandinavian writers and thrillers...nobody does it better!
I have read "The Hipnotist" by the same authors. That book was equally suspenseful and entertaining but the plot was quite different although as over the top as this one. The writer manages to make us suspend belief for the ride and manages to entertain us and jostle us.
This is the first narration by Bramhall I have listened to. He was just perfect on this.
This is a detective novel about a gruesome double murder committed at a facility for disturbed girls. The novel starts with that evens and takes off from there. This is a book that you will really wish you could finish in one sitting.
"Nail biter!"
I want the story to end, but then I don't. I liked this thriller very much. Mr. Kepler writes very well and keeps you interested. There is, however, some repetition in the story line that could have been done without. That is the only reason I gave it four stars instead of five.
I'm loving all the Swedish and Danish detective series and I would compare to Jussi Adler, who I really like.
the many characters, each with his/her own voice. And, he read at a very good pace.
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The two formats have been competing in the vein of VHS and Betamax, but are still in the vendor and content provider level. Neither has reached the consumer luckily.
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- Blu-ray is a whole new type of disc. It will be higher density and therefore store more information than current DVDs. It's supported for its better quality.
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- Blu-ray has creator Sony, Apple, Hewlett-Packard, and Dell, along with several movie studios: MGM, Sony Pictures, Walt Disney, and 20th Century Fox.
It looks like the sides are leveling again with this new addition. I know I'm still crossing my fingers for the superior Blu-ray to win. But then again, the inferior VHS won the last round.
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RUGBY's Foodbank is bracing itself for record demand with many expected to struggle to afford to eat in the run up to Christmas.
The service, which hands out food parcels to those finding it difficult to afford their shopping bills, is launching a collection campaign to ensure it has enough stock to hand out in December.
After starting in March, when it saw around 50 people, Rugby Foodbank now sees around 150 a month and has handed out some 5,000 meals in just seven months.
And it is expecting this to soar as people prepare to meet the costs of Christmas.
Volunteers have arranged to be at the entrance to the town's Tesco store, on Leicester Road, where they will ask customers to buy one item to donate to the service and help someone less fortunate than them in Rugby this festive season.
Diana Mansell, of Rugby Foodbank, said: "It's very sad people are in this situation and that more people need to come and see us.
"But at the same time it's encouraging people know we're here and they are coming to us for help.
"I fear demand will just grow and grow. Partly because there are more foodbanks cropping up, but also because there will be more needy people.
"With things the way they are, anyone can fall on hard times at the moment and need our help.
"It's really important we have these collections. Not everyone can give up the time or money to volunteer with us, but by doing this everyone can feel part of it and help our town."
Foodbank volunteers will be collecting at Tesco on Saturday December 1 and Sunday December 2.
They will have a shopping list of food and other items and will ask members of the public to buy one item from it to donate to the service.
Foodbanks have cropped up all over the country during the recession, with falling incomes and rising living costs making it difficult for some people to afford to eat properly.
They aim to give each person in need a food parcel containing enough for several balanced meals for them and their families.
Last year, some 128,000 people nationwide needed the help of foodbanks.
Rugby's Foodbank has around 60 volunteers and is based at the New Life Church on Railway Terrace.
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Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) and his aides swear the Syrian "rebels" he was pictured last year with weren't ISIS members or supporters, and the mainstream media is by and large buying the 2008 GOP presidential nominee's story.
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) has endured brutal criticism—media fact checkers, reporters, and political figures have shredded him—for questioning just who McCain posed with.
But a closer look at the situation tells perhaps a different story than McCain's office or the mainstream media have pushed.
The criticism of McCain centers around how the Arizona senator met with Syrian rebel leaders in May 2013 when he visited the country. McCain posed for photographs with those people, and since then rumors have sprouted up across the Internet that he met with ISIS or some other terrorist kidnappers or nefarious forces.
"The people in the pictures with Senator McCain in Syria included General Salim Idris, then-Chief of Staff of the Supreme Military Command of the Free Syrian Army (FSA), Mouaz Moustafa, the Executive Director of the DC-based Syrian Emergency Task Force (which supports the moderate opposition and helped arrange some of the trip), and fighters and commanders from the Northern Storm Brigade, a FSA-aligned group," McCain's spokesman Brian Rogers told Breitbart News.
Rogers said that the senator and his team aren't naming the "fighters and commanders from the Northern Storm Brigade, a FSA-aligned group," because "ISIS actually threatened to kill them all, and we don't want to put their lives at risk." Rogers provided Breitbart News with a link to the ISIS threat to those fighters.
"ISIS targeted the Northern Storm because ISIS considers them apostates and because Northern Storm met with Sen. McCain," Rogers said. "ISIS actually wrote out a statement that accused Northern Storm of treachery for reasons including: 'Meeting with U.S. Senator John McCain in the hangar and making a contract with him against the Islamists.' The statement goes on to demand that Northern Storm surrender and repent to ISIS or be killed."
"ISIS actually killed many Northern Storm members, and we're not going to put them at any further risk by naming them," Rogers added.
But there's just one problem with McCain's office's story. Now, McCain's team says the senator didn't meet with any bad figures but declines to name them, for what seems to be a legitimate reason—although those who are publicly leading combat against ISIS and against Bashar Al-Assad's regime are probably publicly known figures there.
Just last year, however, McCain's office had no clue who the senator met. When allegations surfaced that the senator may have met with terrorists who kidnapped someone, Rogers—McCain's communications director—went on the record to multiple media outlets to say he didn't know who he was meeting with, and if he did meet with kidnapper terrorists, that would be regrettable.
"None of the individuals the senator planned to meet with was named Mohamad Nour or Abu Ibrahim," Rogers told CNN in late May 2013, right after the trip. "A number of other Syrian commanders joined the meeting, but none of them identified himself as Mohamad Nour or Abu Ibrahim."
Rogers added later in his statement to CNN that he and the senator did not know who he was meeting with.
"A number of the Syrians who greeted Senator McCain upon his arrival in Syria asked to take pictures with him, and, as always, the senator complied," Rogers said. "If the individual photographed with Senator McCain is in fact Mohamed Nour, that is regrettable. But it would be ludicrous to suggest that the Senator in any way condones the kidnapping of Lebanese Shia pilgrims or has any communication with those responsible. Senator McCain condemns such heinous actions in the strongest possible terms."
Of course it's ludicrous to suggest that McCain would condone the act of kidnapping, and nobody serious is suggesting that. The point many critics of McCain's policies—including Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY)—are making is that Americans have no way of knowing which team any one of these figures is on.
"Here's the problem," Paul said in an interview with The Daily Beast this week. "He [McCain] did meet with ISIS, and had his picture taken, and didn't know it was happening at the time. That really shows you the quandary of determining who are the moderates and who aren't. If you don't speak Arabic, and you don't understand that some people will lie to you—I really think that we don't have a good handle on who are the moderates and who aren't, and I think the objective evidence is that the ones doing most of the fighting and most of the battles among the rebels in Syria are the radical Islamists."
Paul has been roundly criticized for the remarks, starting with the publication he made them to. The Daily Beast's Olivia Nuzzi wrote that Paul's statement means he "repeated a thoroughly debunked rumor." The Washington Post's fact-checker Glenn Kessler gave Paul "Four Pinocchios," its highest rating of dishonesty, for the statement. Kessler wrote that this story is one where he regrets "we are limited to just Four Pinocchios," because there is "zero evidence that any of the men that McCain met with in Syria are linked to the Islamic State."
Despite this pile-on by the media and political establishment, Paul has a serious point here, though. McCain really didn't know who he was meeting with, and even if they were the supposedly "moderate" Free Syrian Army, who's to know that they aren't elements of the Free Syrian Army working alongside ISIS?
Patrick Poole, an esteemed national security reporter and expert on radical Islam for PJ Media, has reported that the Free Syrian Army's commanders have admitted in public to working alongside ISIS. "As President Obama laid out his 'strategy' last night for dealing with the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), and as bipartisan leadership in Congress pushes to approve as much as $4 billion to arm Syrian 'rebels,' it should be noted that the keystone to his anti-Assad policy — the 'vetted moderate' Free Syrian Army (FSA) — is now admitting that they, too, are working with the Islamic State," Poole wrote on Sept. 10.
Poole cites the Lebanese newspaper Daily Star, which quotes a Free Syrian Army brigade commander as saying he is working with the "Islamic State and Jabhat al-Nusra, al-Qaeda's official Syrian affiliate — both U.S.-designated terrorist organizations."
Specifically, the quotes Poole pulls are:
"We are collaborating with the Islamic State and the Nusra Front by attacking the Syrian Army's gatherings in… Qalamoun," said Bassel Idriss, the commander of an FSA-aligned rebel brigade.
"We have reached a point where we have to collaborate with anyone against unfairness and injustice," confirmed Abu Khaled, another FSA commander who lives in Arsal.
"Let's face it: The Nusra Front is the biggest power present right now in Qalamoun and we as FSA would collaborate on any mission they launch as long as it coincides with our values," he added.
In a lengthy floor speech on Thursday, Paul ripped the foreign policy establishment in Washington for assuming that FSA and ISIS are really distinct entities.
"According to a New York Times report, over a year ago, the CIA began training Syrian rebels in nearby Jordan, thousands of them, along with delivering arms and ammunition," Paul said, according to a transcript of the speech provided to Breitbart News by his office. "New York Times reports also detailed the huge arms and financial transfers from Quatar to the Syrian rebels, beginning as early as 2011. No one really knows where that all ended up: Jane's Terrorism Center noted, the transfer of Quatari arms to targeted groups has the same practical effect as shipping them to Al Nusra, a violent jihadist force. The New York Times further detailed that Sudan has provided anti-tank missiles and other arms."
Shortly after those comments, Paul said that America can't be sure—since supposedly "vetted moderates" are working alongside ISIS—who any of them are. He added that even if some might be loyal now, they could change their allegiances in a heartbeat—saying that some officials estimate that more than half of FSA forces have defected to ISIS.
"So the idea that these rebels haven't been armed before is ludicrous on it's face. It is also ludicrous to believe that we know where all of the money, arms and ammunition will end up, or who will end up benefiting from these shipments. Why? Because we don't know for sure who the groups all are," Paul said. "Even when we think we do, loyalties shift and groups become amorphous, with alleged moderates lining up with jihadists. And finally, moderate groups have often sold their weapons or had them seized by the jihadist elements led by ISIS."
McCain's office, however, fiercely defends the notion that FSA is not working alongside ISIS.
"Also, these reports of some kind of 'truce' between the FSA and ISIS have also been debunked," Rogers, McCain's spokesman, told Breitbart News—citing a piece from the Daily Beast to back up his claims. "While there have been brief cease-fires between the groups to collect bodies of those killed during fighting, as this Josh Rogin article makes clear, there's no 'truce' between FSA and ISIS."
And maybe there is no formal "truce" between FSA and ISIS, but the reports of mass defections and quotes from FSA leaders and brigade commanders on record saying they are working with ISIS makes this much more complicated than the clear cut-and-dry issue the mainstream media have made it so as to rip Paul. When McCain's office won't name who exactly he met with, who exactly he's photographed with—after last year admitting in public they didn't know who he greeted in Syria—are we supposed to just take his word for it that some of those FSA leaders aren't now working with ISIS—or maybe have outright joined ISIS, like that other FSA commander Poole and the Daily Star quote?
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Mr. Speaker, last month, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas openly united with the evil terrorist group, Hamas, and this very moment they are raining rockets down upon the innocent citizens of Israel. Half of all Israelis have sought cover in bomb shelters across their tiny country. And the Obama Administration has had the reprehensible gall to praise Abbas as someone who is "committed to non-violence and … cooperation with Israel," and to further proclaim in an Israeli newspaper that, quote "Finally, peace is possible!"
Mr. Speaker, I thought nothing this president could say or do would surprise me anymore, but his flushed and breathless rush to embrace terrorists launching rockets at Israeli children is an unprecedented act of cowardice and betrayal.
America's fleet should this minute be off the coast of Israel, and the world, including Abbas, Hamas, and Hezbollah, should know that America's arsenal of freedom stands ready to defend our most precious ally in the world.
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"Getting our veterans timely access to healthcare must be the top priority. Steps can and must be taken to reduce the backlog. The Phoenix VA needs to immediately hire 20 more primary care providers, and we should ensure this is given top priority and not buried under layers of red tape. Veterans are dying as they await follow-up appointments, which is inexcusable."
"Not one of the Phoenix VA leadership team sounded the alarm as the situation worsened, and we must hold those responsible accountable for their actions. The Phoenix VA system director must be fired, not just placed on leave," continued Rogers. "We must also learn exactly how big the backlog is and how extensive this 'secret list' has been. To ensure complete transparency and to restore the public trust in the VA system, the results of the investigation and the steps being taken to fix this problem must be made public and posted online."
Wendy Rogers is a 5th-generation U.S. military officer, having retired as a Lt. Colonel from the U.S. Air Force. She was one of the first 100 women to serve as pilots in the Air Force, and she has made defending our veterans' access to healthcare, education, and jobs one of her top campaign priorities


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from the rolling-'em-out dept.
First we build and test a good image on a machine for a couple of weeks.
Then we either use that image,if it was correct the first time, or build a new one from it if it required touching up.
We use Apple's free Disk Utility which comes free with all macs.
We then get about 10 - 15 firewire drives and copy that image on them. (You have to make sure the drives are bootable, you can actually deploy that same image onto the drive itself.)
Then we line up 10-15 machines and use again the Disk Utility to image them.
Depending on the size of the image, just about the time you have the next 10-15 unboxed and set up (very easy to do since they're all all-in-ones), the first batch is ready.
Works for us, but then again, our schedule is flexible and we can afford a couple of days of leisurely imaging.
Oh, yeah, and if you do have an image you can also work with Apple, they'll preload it on for you.
I preemptively beg mods not to bury this comment. We all know that Linux is great on hackers' workstations and on servers and in computing clusters, but not so great as a desktop system for average users.
Well large managed networks is two miles away in the distance on the scale of things Linux is awesome at. Active Directory, Exchange, Terminal Services... Windows really does have a very impressive offering in this area, while Linux stays behind the scenes and rarely faces the user.
I'm a bit lost on this post!
I work for a two year tech school and we have about 200 Macs and replace them every 4-5 years without many failures. We have alot more failures with our Dell systems and self built systems we use to have the IT Students build. They don't cost that much more, for the time we save with the macs with all the PC troubleshooting paying a little extra is worth it.
Sounds like you didn't understand the Mac platform enough!
Plus with todays Macs you can run Linux, Windows, and OS X on one machine if you choose to do so. We just purchased a bunch of iMacs for our telemarketing people because Dell couldn't match the price of what Apple gave them to us for and I expect we will have alot less failures. They will be running Windows only, but so far things have been running fine!
We all know that Linux is great on hackers' workstations and on servers and in computing clusters, but not so great as a desktop system for average users.
We do? Well, we're not really talking about Linux here, we're talking about Apple, which is a whole different ball game. But as to your Linux comments, people repeat these anecdotes so many times, they are taken as fact even though there is really not much to back them up. Recent Ubuntu and Red Hat offerings (and to a lessor extent SuSE and Mandriva) prove this tired anecdote to be essentially no longer true. Just because the Über Geeks use Debian, *BSD, or roll their own doesn't mean that's a true representation of the current state of consumer and enterprise desktop Linux.
Egh, Active Directory is just LDAP with Kerberos and some proprietary crap thrown on top to make in hard to interoperate with other OS's. The group policy tree is just a centralized registry management system. So, no you're wrong. It isn't as plug and play, but a LDAP setup with single sign on via kerberos and a puppet system to manage the config files (Linux does not use a registry) thrown together with a custom package repository (the SUS equivalent) and you're good to go.
However, where Microsoft wins out is that that isn't easy to roll out. MS has the marketing and the 5 clicks that lets a "manager / phb" install MS server and call themselves admins. The bottom 2/3rds of the Microsoft install base, at the server level, mostly don't know what they're doing and really don't understand the underlying tech of what AD is. Once you start rolling out large Fortune 500 style install bases you really do need to know your stuff and most admins at this level probably could do a Linux / UNIX / OS X setup of the same scale with a little work and reading. However, the end users / managers don't want this since they've been rather well indoctrinated by the MS marketing team.
Personally, I like to sum this up by stating that with MS it's very easy to turn the key and go from 0-40MPH, but to make it all the way to 60MPH it gets difficult and the hood of your car is welded shut. The Linux's and BSD's of the world make you learn how the engine works first, but once you've got it figured out you still make it to 60MPH before MS does.
2007 Shuttle PC, dead after one year (just out of warantee)
Custom PC tower, 5 years, finally fails to make it past post last week.
2006 Mac Mini - still rocking on.
Most of our corporate machines are towers or standard desktops, internals never upgraded since purchase. A fleet of 2009 minis would be fine for these, and iMacs for reception (or senior managers).
Savings: no AV software, easier deployment of apps and policies, dont require MS Active directory or client CALs to manage them - however, not knowing month to month what hardware is going to come available from Apple would suck. Windows apps could be easily delivered using citrix or teminal server for those that need it.
Ever tried to manage 100 notebooks and backup personal data? Howabout encryption software - finally available with bitlocker if you get Vista Pro or premium - but then system folders encrypted too, a pain to manage. I liek just the encrypted home folders - which can also be mounted from an OS X server - and replicated for laptops.
Also how about common accessories like power adapters for 100 laptops and a single OS image that will work for everything?
If you can break the MS monopoly then there are savings to be made up to a certain scale.
However I will admit managing more than 1000 of these puppies could be challenging and I havent seen much that would help except maybe Zenworks from Novell - but then eDirectory is not cheap, but again savings from requiring fewer people to manage everything and fewer servers required.
For a bulk deployment I'd also look at splitting home off from the boot drive, and have a spare boot image with minimum required apps on every Mac, and script an RSync to keep it fresh from a single image.
There may be a couple reasons to run OS X Server, but the only one I can think of off the top of my head is if you need AFP. Apple's AFP implementation is not without problems, but there are a lot fewer of them than with any 3rd party AFP implementation I've looked at.
Otherwise it's pretty miserable, and may God only help you if it doesn't work, which it won't in some non-trivial sense. Then it's back to the command line tools, which may or may not be the utilities and config files you expect, and may or may not do what you expect, and for which documentation may or (more likely) may not exist, so that the settings created by such may or may not be clobbered the first time you forget not to start the GUI tools.
As far as I can tell OS X Server is an optimal solution for almost no one: it's not braindead simple, and if you're smart enough to figure out how to make it work you're probably also smart enough to realize it would be easier to accomplish the same thing with BSD and a lot less heartache. At least aside from running AFP.
Novell solutions pwn Microsoft, sorry to say.
Actually, no they don't. Not by a longshot. The school district I attend (with over 100 schools) uses ZenWorks, NDS, GroupWise, etc. Yes, ZenWorks is extremely powerful, and Novell has good integration. Yes, you can do a lot of cool stuff with it. Novell also happens to make incredibly slow software. Our district can't afford new computers on a standard 5-year cycle (or chooses to blow their money on computers twice as expensive as they need to be yet still with crap specs, but I digress), so many of our machines are 8 yearold Celerons and P4's with 256 or at best 512 MB of RAM. With the blank/minimal XP image on them, they run pretty decently. Not super fast, but quite usable. As soon as the Novell components get added onto the systems, boot times go up astronomically. It often takes more than 60 seconds for the login prompt to appear after the user presses Ctrl+Alt+Del, whereas it happens immediately with the standard windows login. The ZenWorks application launcher also takes a very long time to start up, and the systems are generally far slower once they've bee Novell'd. Novell may have superior designs, but at least with Active Directory the computer actually works.
What makes it weird, from the perspective of a *nix admin, is that there are all of these daemons and utilities that look oh so familiar, but they're not quite right. They give them these cute little GUI's to help you manage it, but the true flexibility of the underlying utilities are hamstrung and if you actually know what you're doing it will only serve to frustrate. Yes, you can manually edit config files, but the side effects of making changes in the GUI are sometimes unexpected, rarely if ever documented, and just downright strange. And then there was netinfo, which has been finally ditched (thank god), but the replacement is no more useful in my opinion. And you will see dangling remnants of the heart of unix that were ripped out of it, for instance the
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Not a native English speaker, and yet a regular Slashdot reader, an OT question: Why could this be considered funny?
Isn't this kind of the point? If You can spend 2 hours and have a domain deployment with all the features You need done by a average paid admin, why spend two weeks by a linux guru?
I think the previous poster was quite clear it adds a lot of flexibility going forward, especially for large scale deployments. And it's not like you have to personally hire an on staff Linux guru. There are dozens of IT services companies happy to set this up for you and even manage it if you don't want to hire an admin. You don't have to pay any license fees going forward and any modifications you want done to the actual system can be done by multiple contract companies you can make bid on it, instead of just MS, if they feel like it.
I happen to be working right now with a large organization that does have a nicely crafted LDAP setup with single sign-on, across the organization, portable preferences, calendaring, and pretty much everything you get from AD. I'm working with some commercial, some, custom, and some modified commercial tools and all of them work flawlessly with the system because the system is completely under the control of the organization. In my experience that never happens with AD, unless you limit your tools to the subset of commercial offerings that already do it.
IT on a basic level is not something that adds immense value so why spend a lot on it?
IT can have cascading and unpredictable costs going forward, especially when you lock yourself into a single vendor and make all your solutions going forward brittle. What new devices and services do you need to offer in 5 years? What about in 10? Will you need to pay to upgrade? Will there be cost effective devices and service that can't work with AD? Suppose this time next year Google Wave has proven itself to be vastly superior to traditional e-mail and messaging and individuals have begun adopting it left and right bypassing your e-mail and some of those users are people with more clout than IT has. It would be immensely useful to implement Wave servers in your organization for interaction with others and security reasons. Will it work with your AD smoothly or will you be forced to use a Web client for single sign on? Can you integrate the calendaring with Google Wave for online meetings? Are you going to be waiting for MS to think about implementing interoperability or do you have the ability to take bids from a dozen different firms to make it happen?
Apply the above scenario to every device and technology to come out and think about how flexible your solutions are.
By your own admission it *WAS* a hidden cost to Macs. Now that you *CAN* find them 3rd party, you're whining about the past.
Its still a hidden cost, its just less now.
Plus the whole selling argument Apple makes for getting a Mac is to avoid stupid technical hassles. This is a stupid technical hassle that wastes tons of time -- that's a cost too. I can't count how often Mac users have to go scurrying about because they forgot the adapter in their car or office or at home. Nor can I count how often I've huddled around some dimwits 13" or 15" screen to watch a presentation in a conference room with a projector sitting right next to it.
So you're convinced that hanging on to connectors created 10 or more years ago on laptops is a good engineering design call?
They are a good design call until more people than not don't NEED it.
Here's some light reading on the topic for ya.
I have nothing against displayport. I have nothing against the progress it represents. You seem to think I somehow dislike displayport or progress in general. That couldn't be further from the truth. All 3 monitors on my desk are hooked up via DVI. And my newest one supports both displayport and hdmi as well, so it should be forward compatible with my next video card too.
But it ALSO has a VGA port, which has proven useful on many occasions. And its good to have that legacy option, because despite the fact that its 'obsolete' its still MASSIVELY IN USE. And that's on a stationery device that never goes anywhere, where having an adapter or two isn't actually inconvenient, nor apt to be left behind or misplaced. Virtually all monitors and projectors you encounter right now take VGA and will have a VGA cable hanging off them ready to plug into your laptop... so yes that is the most sensible port to put on the laptop.
If they want to add displayport too, that's awesome.
Oh yeah, that article ends with three or four advertisements for places that sell cables... cheaper than Apple's.
Glad to see you are coming around to my original argument then. That Apple grossly overcharges for them.
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I was a hotel valet for a while, and I parked cars with and without backup cameras. They are helpful for things like figuring out how much room you have, but they do nothing for safety. My opinion of them is that they are like side view mirrors. They can be helpful, but just like when changing lanes, you need to turn your head and look too. I see the same people who change lanes by only looking at the side mirror, backing up by only looking at the backup cam.
Backup cams only give you a decent view of what is directly behind you, but not what is directly behind the corners of the bumper, or incoming traffic. Although a backup cam does add viewing in addition to the rear window, it does not give a better view than personally checking behind the car before getting in.
A good driver will always look behind their car before getting in it to back up. While backing up, a good driver will constantly be looking behind, and will be able to see if something comes in from the side into the low blind area. I can only see the camera being helping by showing you something that may have moved behind the car quickly, but was missed because you were checking the other side.
As for bad drivers, or drivers who are usually good but rushed or distracted, I see backup cams encouraging unsafe driving behavior. Some people are too lazy and inconsiderate to ever look behind, so I suppose that the cam will help make these people safer. I think this will be offset though by the people who without a camera usually check behind, but will do so less often since they do have a camera.
I see people just using the backup cam so that they can be lazy and not turn their heads. I drive around an hour on a 6 lane (3 each side) highway every weekday, and probably twice per month I have to get out of the way of someone moving into my lane because they did not check their blind spot. Why didn't they check their blind spot? It's because they were lazy and considered the side view mirror to be "good enough", even though it isn't. People will be the same way with backup cams. They'll think the camera is "good enough", and not look properly.
There is no reason to legally require backup cams. The government should only legally require something when it is obvious that it will help, and that is certainly not the case with backup cameras.
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The Glenville Stops
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87 Glenville Ave
Allston, MA 02116Neighborhood:
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Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
The Glenville Stops
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.glenvillestops.com/
- Phone: (617) 903-3638
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Sunday – Wednesday: 5:00pm – 10:00pm, Thursday – Saturday: 5:00pm – 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Wine Bar, Gastro Pub, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Juan Pedrosa, formerly of Trade
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Gluten-free Menu, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wine
- Special Events: Cask parties, call for details
Getting there
- Cross Street: Price Road
- Public Transit: Harvard Ave. or Griggs Street on the B Line on the T. From Cambridge, take the 64 bus (Harvard Sq.) or 66 bus (Central Sq.) to Commonwealth Ave.
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: Limited street parking, more available on Commonwealth Ave. easily accessible by B Train on the green line or by 64/66 bus if coming from Cambridge
A word from The Glenville Stops
Here at The Glenville Stops, our motto is quality over quantity. We carry the finest selection of craft beers, superb wines, and stellar food. Head Chef Juan Pedrosa is meticulous with his menu: Charred Octopus is as much a piece of art as it is delicious. Drawing on his Puerto Rican heritage, he takes contemporary fare and puts his own Latin American flair into it. Juan makes his menu diverse as well, you'll find as many vegetarian options as dishes for meat lovers. To complement Juan's cooking, we have the best wine by-the-glass program in our area, as well as 30 world class beers on draft. Come by and visit us, you won't be disappointed.Continued
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The Glenville Stops reviews from OpenTable diners
43 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.4
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (39)fit for foodies (30)notable wine list (18)good for groups (16)romantic (8)late-night find (7)vibrant bar scene (5)hot spot (3)special occasion (3)kid-friendly (3)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- Great neighborhood place!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/22/2014We live in walking distance to the restaurant, so we had to try it after seeing all the great reviews. The place is very nice, the staff is friendly, knowledgeable and the food does not take time to arrive on the table after ordering. I have to say I wasn't blown away with the food, but it was good. We will most likely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cathys CheescakeJohnnyDDined on 11/19/2014Step#1- Get lamb meatballs Step#2- Get Cathys cheesecake Step#3- Leave happySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Surprising spot with surprisingly good foodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/15/2014Everything was perfect except the parking was tough. Don't leave without trying the short ribs and Brussels sprouts dishes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lovely environment and serviceanonymousVIPDined on 11/10/2014Beautiful ambiance, quiet, very expensive and food was uneven - great lamb meatballs, sweet potato appetizer was inedible and quite overpriced.
- never would have guessedbostonresidentDined on 11/6/2014It's not the best location, or is it? I'd say get while the getting is good. Mike and Juan both obviously care about their place. A short evening sitting at their bar on a first date, there was a lot going on. We were trying to size up each other, and size up the place. The beer and wine choices were really good, and the dishes that we ordered were very well thought out and executed with nice little touches to set things apart. Both my date and I were really impressed, and will definitely return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great little hidden gemJDunbarDined on 11/6/2014The good was delicious, especially the sticky riblets. Great selection of craft beers and wide variety of wine. Went in on a Thursday night for a date and was surprised it wasn't packed. The place has a nice feeling of being classy yet not stuffy. I'd recommend it to anyone in the area looking to escape the college bar scene for a more upscale environment without having to head downtown.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Beer listfoogie05Dined on 10/24/2014We loved every thing we eat. Enjoyed the service. Eating with young crowed was fantastic. Will go bake. But may be they need few more dishes so if you revisit frequently there are verities..Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ArooneyVIPDined on 10/13/2014Went here for a Monday night dinner, it had a surprising number of people by the time we left but wasn't crowded. Small menu but everything looked delicious. We had the carrot soup, which was delicious, the cod, also delicious and the pork riblets, which were great!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Interesting Little Spot!Pumpkin09Dined on 10/11/2014Great food experience, a tad strangely decorated, but overall a wonderful late night discovery.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fifth Time at The Glenville StopsDadsDinnersVIPDined on 10/1/2014We love this place and keep going back. This time we took friends visiting from Seattle and they raved too. We're worried, because it isn't very busy despite great reviews here and on Yelp. I notice that the online menu now says to call them if you're having trouble parking - I think they have a couple spaces nearby. Maybe that's the issue. The menu is great for any hunger level - there are choices which are small "bites", regular small plates, and full sized entrees. The only reason I didn't give the food 5 stars is because there are few "light" small plates (but I haven't tried everything) - most have somewhat rich (but incredibly delicious) sauces. A very extensive beer selection both bottled and on draft. Great bar.Special Features:
- A Dining Oasisbscott105VIPDined on 9/22/2014With all of the student-oriented and international restaurants in Allston, Glenville Stops is unique and a refreshing change in terms of being a quiet, unassuming restaurant that has a small but diverse menu, a great wine selection and an outstanding beer selection. It is tucked away on Glenville Ave, and you don't want to try to find parking so take the T or walk. But once there, Mike will greet you at the bar and will be happy to describe and recommend a beer for you from his selection of local/state craft beers as well as beers from his native England. I had the mussels and they were outstanding. It is definatly worth a try.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- yummmmgabituDined on 9/20/2014I just moved to Boston and live at allston area. My family was visiting and after the whole day walking around the city we just wanted a bite somewhere close to the house. Found this little place at yelp and let me tell you that I'm SO happy I did cause I will definitely go back!!! We tried pretty much everything on the reduced menu. The ribs are superb!!!!! Deliciousness! !!! The lamb meatballs are as well pretty good. Amazing wine list.. order the Brussels sprouts. . Fantastic too! The ceviche is good but it's not worth it on my opinion. Try out this new spot. The bar is beautiful and the bathrooms are spotless.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- That shrimp!EmijeanDined on 9/18/2014We shared the shrimp, cheese, meatballs, mussels, scallops, and riblets and everything was phenomenal! Definitely recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 5 stars for the foodOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 9/13/2014Every dish we tried was outstanding, including lamb meatballs, a tomato plate, fried cheese, and a chicken dish. We sat at the bar and found the bartender to be friendly, responsive and knowledgeable. The seated dining area is quite small and felt a bit sterile, but the bar has a nice, warm feel to it. We do not live in the neighborhood and I'm glad we went out of our way to try this place. It's worth a trip (and the parking hassle if you are driving).Special Features:
- A real gemCollieDined on 9/13/2014Have been here several times when we are looking for great food and drink without the fussiness of a larger restaurant. The food is fantastic and unique -- not the tired gastropub stuff -- and particularly like the masa veggie burger and roast cod. Fantastic beer selection that is really unique. The best of its type we've been to.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food and beer list, very slow!MollyDined on 9/10/2014The food and beer list were both great, but the service was so slow, and there was basically nobody else in the restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious VarietynomgnomeDined on 9/1/2014I love the interesting variety of small plates that they have on the menu at the Stops. We had the lamb meatballs, the scallops, and the asparagus when we came, in addition to salads. Everything was incredible. I also enjoyed the beer, but I can't recall which one I had (the list of options were quite long).Special Features:
- A great change for Allston!cgillman99Dined on 8/30/2014This is a slightly more "adult" scene than your normal restaurant/bar in Allston and it's a welcome change. The food is great and the beer and wine offerings are well thought out and delicious - nothing was disappointing. These guys are giving us long time residents of the neighborhood a well deserved break from the high octane "bro" atmosphere Allston can usually serve up. A great oasis!Special Features:
- Really great timeueamanVIPDined on 8/26/2014Went with a friend who lives in the neighborhood and had a really nice time. The maître'd was warm and welcoming, the waitress was attentive and the food was delicious...interesting ingredients and combinations that were well prepared. All in all it was a great time. I look forward to returning soon !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- PeterVIPDined on 7/22/2014This is a really fine neighborhood place with much-better-than-bar-food offered along with an excellent choice of wines and beers. Very clean, well designed and with pleasant unobtrusive servers. We'll make sure to come back again soon.Special Features:
- Hidden but convenient & deliciousRachaelDined on 7/18/2014Very centrally located, just a few blocks over from most of the area bars (and a few blocks from my apartment!). The food was just so much more beyond what we expected, delicious and special...and a good value! Great beer & wine list. Currently, it is a plus that you can reliably walk in and be seated right away, but I hope that more people discover what a great spot this is!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cute place, don't driveOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 7/16/2014I loved the unique menu, the food was awesome, the wine & beer list unique. Only problem is PARKING. But that's our own fault for not taking the T!! We'll definitely go back if we're in the area.Special Features:
- ForartVIPDined on 7/7/2014This is a wonderful restaurant for the neighborhood--lucky people living in this area of Allston! We had an excellent dinner with great service. The small plates were inventive, filled with fresh ingredients, and delicious. so was the "masa" burger. It was a real treat.Special Features:
- best gastropub in townCollieDined on 7/5/2014I have used OpenTable for years and have never written a review. Had to this time. I read about this place in the Globe where it had an awesome review. Great lineage from the owners -- Trade is one of our faves and folks from there run this place. Absolutely fantastic food and an amazing selection of beer and good wines. Not your typical -- nothing like faux English/Irish pub scene -- bright and welcoming. On a quiet neighborhood street a block off Comm Ave but absolutely worth it. We're going back soon now that I've figured out parking.Special Features:
- Great neighborhood jointJackDined on 6/27/2014Elevates the food level in the neighborhood to another level. Lets hope they keep it up!Special Features:
- Neighbourhood gem for DrinkingmeepokmanVIPDined on 6/18/2014Glenville Stops is a hidden gem and hence is not overly crowded. However, do not mistake the quiet joint for poor quality / service. It has a extensive and extremely good list of wine and beer. The quiet setting means that it is an ideal place for a large group of friends to hang out (and without having to shout to have a conversation). The food is pretty good but we wished there were more selection (of mains). The food menu is ideal for small bites / bar bites. Not really the place to go if you would like a full meal.Special Features:
- Worth the hunt!nancyVIPDined on 6/14/2014The food and service were very good! Parking is an issue, but it's really worth the effort!Special Features:
- Great neighborhood gastropubannabeleeVIPDined on 6/5/2014This was a last minute reservation because my daughter wanted a burger and I was intrigued by the prominent placement of octopus, bacalao, and ceviche on the menu. All the food was generous in portion and delicious. The service--by the two owners--was warm and thoughtful. I am definitely going back for the octopus and bacalaito and can't wait to try the ceviche. Top-notch, well-curated wine list and beer list. The owners truly care about the wine and beer and let the chef have a great time with many dishes from his native puerto rico. And yes, the burger was delicious, as were the fries.Special Features:
- great addition to AllstonOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 6/3/2014Great food, really nice beer/wine list. Chef and servers were really great! This is an actual restaurant with really good food in Allston, not just a college kid hang out.Special Features:
- Tucked away neighborhood gemChaniganVIPDined on 5/30/2014A very beautifully renovated burnt down building turned neiborhood tavern... Interesting and diverse menu, mostly smaller plates, a great way to try a lot of dishes....the complimentary dip for bread like an eggplant hummus is simply delicious..the waiter is attentive and excellent with remembering 7 or 8 dishes without needing to write it down....only problem is not easy to park in that area unless you have resident permit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- New placeOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 5/13/2014This place is hidden in Allston but is such a great find. The burgers were delicious, both regular and vegetarian! The beer selection is good and the service was attentive.Special Features:
- Delicious!BCK1rby207Dined on 4/25/2014I had the rib eye with bubble n' squeak. It was great! The best tasting steak I've had in ages. Vegetables were delicious as well. Great beer and wine selection as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice FindHappyVIPDined on 4/25/2014We had excellent burgers (meat and veggie) and a nice chicken sandwich. The tapas style lamb balls and little grilled cheeses were good as well. The french fries were delicious and the dip served with bread before the meal was awesome. The bears were all good and my Greg Norman wine was tasty. Our server was fantastic. The ambiance was casual, yet warm. It would be a great place to hang out after work. The only challenge they will face is parking. We lucked out and found two parking spots relatively nearby, but most of the parking is for residents only.Special Features:


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I recently managed to acquire some vintage dresses, which I transformed into more wearable pieces.
Here is the first of those (you can see more on "my blog": http://dreamingofavonlea.wordpress.com/2013/09/01/a-vintage-up-cycle-or-2/ )
Jul 6, 2014, 08.40 AMby janene
How lucky to get hold of a dress like this. Love it!
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Thanks – Cardiff is getting some good vintage shops actually now
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Great dress :) School style :D
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Thanks – it's really hard to wear though without looking like uniform! x
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You did a lovely job on this, i love the other dress as well x
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Thank you! x
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