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Motel 6 San Ysidro - San Diego/BorderLocated 1.5 miles from the border of Mexico, this San Ysidro motel features a year-round outdoor pool. All rooms include cable TV with extended channels. San Diego Convention Center is 14 miles away.
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Located 7 miles from Sleep Train Amphitheater, this hotel in San Diego, California provides an outdoor pool and hot tub. Rooms include free Wi-Fi.
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On the border of the United States and Mexico, Rodeway Inn San Ysidro offers air-conditioned rooms with microwaves and refrigerators. Guests of the Rodeway are served a daily continental breakfast.
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City Express Junior Tijuana OtayLocated beside Tijuana's Baja California University, this modern hotel offers a free continental breakfast, free Wi-Fi and free parking.
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Closeness to the border line.
Found 3 tiny to roaches in the room, two in bathroom and one in the sink area. We were missing a tv control I went to the front desk and gave me one that was all taped up to hold batteries.
Towels looks dirty. And no clean very well the room (bathroom&sink)
Insects in bathroom. Door in bathroom was broken.
The bed and the AC
Very Noisy people.bed linens was teared apart and stinky..very low quality..
Bad attitude Didnt give our reservation
Nice quick stay, the facility was nice and clean and the staff was competent and easy to please the client. The value for the money was strong, plain and simple but very nice and well located in town. I will return,
There was, at least, a pool, and the rooms were kept pretty clean.
The hotel room lacked very basic amenities, such as a fridge, a microwave, and a coffee pot. There also weren't hair dryers, and the internet didn't work for my room.
Location is near border. Serves bare basic needs. Not basic needs.
The over night staff was extremely unhelpful n rude. My room key never worked everytime I came back. Tv didn't work. Phone is dead. Dirty bed. Ugly room. Don't stay here unless you have too.
Room was hot, turn air contioning on and it was so loud that u did not hear the tv, had to turn air conditioning off just to make a phone call because it was so loud. No wifi in the room, had to pay cash because they did not show I had made a reservation with booking.com, the rate was cheap $50 so I guess I got what I paid for, a cheap hotel
Price and location
I already commented on my dissatisfaction with Bookin.com and the failure to communicate with Knight's Inn about my reservation. The initial unpleasant confrontation over having a room or not may have colored my overall impression. It was only my insistence and refusal to be turned away that finally resulted in communication between Bookin.com and Knights Inn, even though I had to initiate the communication. I felt the staff could have been more accommodating. As a result I was given a room that I doubt would ordinarily by rented because of it's condition.
the swimming pool
I can not think of any thing we did not like.
Rooms to small, when I had made the reservations I had asked for a king size bed, the one we got looked like a full!
I didn't know what to expect but I was very pleased with the customer service and the room was pretty nice
Location was pretty much the best part of the stay.
Television was missing both the volume buttons and remote. Replacement remote was not working properly. Sink had many burnt marks on it. When asked for another room I was told no due to no rooms available.
Office mgr very helpful
Not good wifi signal
Convenience to highway
Management unfriendly
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A suspected NDFB(S) terrorist was injured on Monday in an encounter with security forces near Assam-Arunachal Pradesh border.
A tea trader was killed and two others including a tea garden manger were injured in a grenade blast by suspected NDFB(S) terrorists at Dalgaon area in Darrang district, police said on Sunday.
Two small tea growers were allegedly attacked by NDFB(S) militants near the Assam-Arunachal Pradesh border in Assam`s Sonitpur district.
Security forces gunned down a militant of National Democratic Force of Boroland`s Songbijit faction (NDFB-S) in an encounter in Assam`s Kokrajhar district, a defence spokesman said Tuesday.
A hardcore cadre of the NDFB (S), B Laijam was recently killed in an encounter by a joint team of the army and police in Kokrajhar district of Assam.
An NDFB(S) terrorist was on Sunday killed in an encounter by a joint team of police and para military forces in Udalguri district, a senior police official said.
Four NDFB (Songbijit) militants were arrested and several arms and ammunition recovered in Karbi Anglong district on Saturday.
In the wake of banned terror outfit NDFB(S) increasing its violent activities in Assam, the Union Home Ministry has asked paramilitary SSB to begin undertaking special counter-insurgency operations in the state and check the actions of the group.
NDFB(S) militants struck for the third consecutive day killing one person and critically injuring another in two different incidents in Assam on Sunday, police said.
A hardcore NDFB(S) militant was killed in an encounter with security forces in Assam`s Kokrajhar district, official sources said on Friday.
Three NDFB(S) militants were apprehended today while extorting money from a trader in Assam`s Chirang district, police said.
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PHILADELPHIA - OCTOBER 08: Scott Hartnell #19 of the Philadelphia Flyers looks on during the game against the Pittsburgh Penguins at the Wachovia Center on October 8, 2009 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
Categories: BREAKING NEWS Flyers News NHLTags: Matt ReadScott HartnellTye McGinnThe Philadelphia Flyers provided an update on the condition of forward Scott Hartnell ahead of the game against the Pittsburgh Penguins. Hartnell, who has appeared in just three games this season after a slapshot broke his toe, is expected back in the next 7 to 10 days (placing his total recovery at five to six weeks). While [...](Read more...)
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I guess you guys are wondering if the "Controversial DMG Hack" really works. Now that Forbidden Island Patch is here and there is no current bypass for the recent update, I might as well leak out what I know.
Firstly, DMG Hack really works on official. Or shall I say, "used to work" I don't know now because of the new patch. But I'm hoping it will still work.
Secondly, the process associated with PServers is the same with the official server. In this case, CabalPH.
Now they say that there are a lot of requirements in order to make this work. Yes there "are" a lot of info, items and a hefty fee of P350 to make it work.
Here's how it "WAS" done. I can't guarantee it'll still work.
1. Buy 350 CabalBot Load and load it up using CabalBot Version 1.11 (the one from botsmall)
2. Use CabalBot as a ByPass.
3. Now if not even earlier, you should've took the time in browsing this forum on how the DMG Hack was done in Private Servers. *Yes, the process is the same on official*
Now if you're asking or might even say "Lol. This won't work or I've tried it once" then don't believe me. The purpose of this post is to let you guys know or for those damn leechers I've read willing to pay money thru PayPal. Sheesh. Such desperate losers. The trick behind the "Loaded CabalBot" is that it is an effective bypass. It acts as a packet sender. For example, in PServers, when you edit Honor and make your class rank 8, then you can easily wear BOF+4 right? But in PH, when you do that and freeze your honor you get dc-ed. The problem is that you are sending a wrong info on the server. For those who are well aware of CE and its basics, this what CE detects as check sum. Check sum is 1 = yes. 0 = No. On client side your honor is high due to Value Editing in CE but at server side its still the same causing you to DC. Now if you have a loaded CabalBotPH as a bypass for CabalPH, the Bot acts as a packet reader and sender, if you equip the BOF+4, you won't get dc-ed.
That is basically what I observed and tried. Now stack the BOFs,EOSCs,EOGs to your heart's content.
I sure wish that if CabalBotPH 1.12 comes, DMG Hack still works.
P.S. If you didn't understand, just PM me and I'm more than willing to explain.
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A bunch of questions (and even a few answers) as a nation works on its bracket and CBS works on unfreezing Dan Bonner and Jim Spanarkel ...
OK, Kansas vs. the field. Whom are you taking?
Gun to my head? I'd have to go with the Jayhawks. I don't love Bill Self, either (he gave an interview yesterday on CBS and seemed to struggle to figure out where the camera was, always a little unsettling) but I think this team is good enough that he'll just stay out of the way. And we know about the killer Midwest bracket, but still. Did you watch the Big 12 title game? Kansas State is good. The Wildcats are Final Four good, even. Kansas handled them. A soup-to-nuts masterpiece of team play. And this was in a game that (big picture) meant nothing to Kansas and a lot more than nothing to Kansas State. Scary. Bottom line? Every other team in the field has at least one weakness, and Kansas has none. Works for me.
(And if Sherron Collins is on the board when the Celtics pick in the first round and they pass, Danny Ainge might have some splainin' to do in a couple of years. Just looking at some online mock drafts, and he's going late first/early second round. Don't fall into the Gerald Green trap again. Teams love to take the guy with untapped talent over the guy that has proven over three or four years that he actually knows how to play basketball. Happened with Ty Lawson last year and it'll happen with Collins this year. And it'll be a mistake again. I'm not saying that Collins is going to be a 10-time All-Star, but at worst I think he's a solid rotation guy for a really good NBA team. Remember that when guys who averaged 4.6 points per game but have a 48-inch vertical go 15 spots before Collins.)
Best region?
My vote is for the Midwest. Can anyone else figure out why the No. 1 team in the country has the toughest road to Indy? Ohio State has the best player in the country, Tennessee already has beaten Kansas this year (with six scholarship players), Maryland was the co-champ of the ACC in the regular season and Georgetown is a legit Final Four team. Oh, and the other team Kansas lost to this season? Oklahoma State, also in the Midwest. Just a loaded group.
Worst region?
Full disclosure: Like most of America, I hate Duke. Hated Christian Laettner, hated Bobby Hurley, hated Wojo and his floor-slapping. I think Mike Krzyzewski is about 74 percent fraud, truth be told. For all the books and commercials and Dick Vitale backrubs, the guy has won exactly one national title since 1992, or as many as Jim Harrick and Nolan Richardson. Coach K has been Bobby Cox for the last 18 years, always there but almost always short at the end. And for someone who never has had a college team to root for, being able to root against Duke has given me a lot of joy. A grown man should never take pleasure in watching a college kid cry, but I hope for the chance to watch Kyle Singler weep sometime in the next three weeks. I hope, I hope ...
Great. Can we get an answer on worst region?
Sorry, I was getting there. The South, of course. Terrible. One of the worst I've ever seen. There is NO WAY that Duke doesn't get to the Elite Eight. Cal/Louisville winner in the second round and then a possible matchup with fourth-seed Purdue (without Robbie Hummell — and the Boilermakers are losing to Siena in the first round) or fifth-seeded Texas A&M (which is going to lose to Utah State. Book it. You get that double-digit seed vs. double-digit seed second-rounder every couple of years. We are about due. Utah State vs Siena for the right to play Duke in the Sweet 16.) Easy street. Gee, I wonder how this region was put together? It's not like CBS has a $6 billion contract with the NCAA, and I'm sure CBS wouldn't want Duke in the hunt, particularly in a year when there is no North Carolina, UCLA, Indiana or UConn.
You really think CBS and the NCAA made a secret deal to give Duke an easy path to the Final Four?
Probably not, but I still don't get it. I also don't understand why CBS thinks we all love Duke. Of course, CBS also thinks that we loved Tiger Woods (pre "clutch"), Peyton Manning, Kevin James and "Simon & Simon." Well, we did love "Simon & Simon," but you get the point. You and I both know that Duke vs. the winner of the play-in game will be on prime time Friday night, and 90 percent of the country will be stuck watching a 40-point stinker. But don't worry, after the game Coach K will salute the "courage" of the opponent and the CBS studio guys will marvel at his class.
Does Seth Davis play Mitt Romney in the TV movie or is it the other way around?
Tough call. How about we cast them as a father/son duo with a bitter history but a common love for forensics in "CSI: Salt Lake City."
Best guess for a possible "Danny Manning in 1988" kind of performance?
Evan Turner. Fully capable of averaging a 25-12-12 over six games.
Worst guess for a possible "Danny Manning in 1988" kind of performance?
That would be Mr. Rasheed Wallace. Hey, he's still got two years of college eligibility left. Any chance Danny Ainge can lend him to a school for the next month? He could give Kansas 10, 12 minutes off the bench. Another hideous performance vs. the Cavs yesterday (1-of-8 from the field, a plus/minus of minus-17 in 17 minutes) for the man that told us just six months ago that the Bulls' 72-win season was in serious jeopardy. But keep playing him 20 minutes a game, Doc. I'm sure Sheed will get going at some point. It's only been 65 games.
Any thoughts on Jennifer Hudson taking over the "One Shining Moment" duties?
Terrific. Swell. Look, I'm all for tinkering with the three best minutes of the sports year. Any chance we can get Daughtry to work as a sideline reporter during the Final Four? How about Ryan Seacrest covering Amen Corner at The Masters?
If you could ask Dan Guerrero (head of the selection committee) one question, what would it be?
"Do you realize that you look exactly like the late character actor Bruno Kirby? Uncanny."
But my second question would probably be this:
"You told us all about how important a team's finish to the season was in relation to the strength of its seeding. That's why Duke was given the overall 3 seed over Syracuse. So how, then, does Villanova (loser of five of its last seven) get a 2 seed while Temple (10 straight wins) gets a 5? Oh, and Temple has a higher RPI and beat Villanova by 10 points this season. How did this happen?"
Best first-round game?
I'm tempted to pick San Diego State vs. Tennessee, but I have no faith in Steve Fisher. How about Murray State vs. Vanderbilt? Doesn't do it for you? I'll go with Cornell vs. Temple. Everyone's favorite Cinderella taking on a potential Final Four team.
Hey, why can't there be a camera in the room during the actual tournament selection?
That would be the third question for Mr. Guerrero. We aren't exactly electing the Pope, right? So as long as we aren't hiding anything, there shouldn't be a problem. Leave a camera in the room the whole weekend and see what happens. That previous sentence, of course, was the plot for 11 Shannon Tweed films from 1988-94.
(I consider this semi-related, so bear with me. Why aren't the totals for the Academy Award ballots released? Don't you want to know how close "Avatar" came to "The Hurt Locker" for Best Picture? Why doesn't this happen? Possible embarrassment? I think Stanley Tucci will get over the fact that the world knows he got 12 votes for Best Supporting Actor. Fine. I'm half a man and you don't care about the Oscars. I suppose you didn't once wander over to HBO over the weekend and watch "Terms of Endearment," which was on three or four times. I'm not afraid to admit that I did. And guess what? Debra Winger dies. Consider. Yourself. Spoiled.)
How many points a game would Kevin Durant have averaged at Texas this year?
This was the topic of a half-hour phone conversation between my brother and I the other night. Remember, Durant would have been a senior at Texas (think they would have been higher than an 8 seed?) He's averaging 29.7 for the Thunder this season, so I think we have to look at that as the lowest possible number. I'd go with 38.8. You have to factor in blowouts and gimmick defenses, I guess. But I bet he'd be higher than 40 a game in conference.
Best story that everyone is talking about?
Cornell. We all got a kick out of Pete Carril and those Princeton teams over the years, but they were never a real threat. They could put a scare in a team, and maybe even win game, but they were never more than a supporting character in the tournament. A nice first-weekend diversion. But there is a simmering thought Out There that maybe Cornell is more. The Big Red stood nose-to-nose with Kansas at Allen Fieldhouse, right? They shoot, as a team, 43 percent on 3-pointers (best in the country.) In a year when parity seems to rule, isn't it possible that a team such as Cornell could sneak into the Sweet 16? Who doesn't want to see the Ivy League champ vs. John Calipari and Kentucky? And don't forget the ugly battle the two schools had over signing John Wall.
Worst story that everyone is talking about?
The bubble. For me, there isn't a team that has a huge beef this season. Illinois? A 10-8 record in a down Big Ten and an RPI of 75. Seton Hall? No great wins. Virginia Tech played nobody in its pre-ACC schedule. I guess if I had to take one team out and put one in, I'd swap Florida and Mississippi State, but I can't get worked up over it. Not a single injustice.
Are you ready for 96 teams next year?
Sure, who doesn't want to break down which team deserves the 22 seed in the West region?
Will you be once again be putting together a bracket that ranks the wives of the coaches?
Of course. Why mess with tradition? Let's keep things semi-classy here and just say that in this bracket Syracuse keeps a top seed but we may have to bump Duke down a few spots. And this season I'm even adding the play-in game, which we will refer to as the Lois Tarkanian Invitational.
Who makes the Sweet 16?
Midwest: Kansas, Maryland, Georgetown, Ohio State
West: Syracuse, Vanderbilt, Xavier, Minnesota
South: Duke, Siena, Baylor, Villanova
East: Kentucky, Temple, Marquette, West Virginia
Elite Eight?
Midwest: Kansas, Georgetown
West: Syracuse, BYU
South: Duke, Baylor
East: Kentucky, West Virginia
Final Four?
Kansas, BYU, Baylor, West Virginia
Title game?
Kansas and West Virginia.
And the winner is?
Kansas. Collins as Most Outstanding Player of the tournament.
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In his rookie season in Grand Rapids, Smith had full reigns on the defense. He would consistently chew up 20 minutes of ice time and be the PP quarterback. His rookie season proved to many that the future on the blueline in the Motor City is all in the hands of the Red Wings' former 1st Round Draft pick in 2007. GM Kenny Holland was then faced with a similar situation this year. Holland had brought in Mike Commodore to bring the grit the Red Wings were in need of while Ian White was acquired to emulate the game of Brian Rafalski. Smith was stuck in a conundrum: Make the Opening Night roster and learn the best in the world while in street clothes or be the premiere player for the Griffins logging 20 minutes a night.Related Wings Links 360 Article: Quincy Reunites with Wings 360 Article: Winter Classic by: Garret K 360 Page: Wings Homepage Wings Video: - Talking about Quincy Submit fan article here
Smith was eventually sent to Grand Rapids. He knew though that his opportunity to make the NHL was possible if the event of an injury during the season. He was given that opportunity on the Red Wings roadtrip in late November when the Red Wings were skating against San Jose. Smith logged 19:18 in ice time and went without a point, but remained active with his defensive play. It wasn't until two nights later, the 19th against the LA Kings, that Smith would record his first NHL point on a nice breakout play that led to a Justin Abdelkader goal 15:38 into the 2nd period. And even though Smith hasn't put up a point every game he has played in, eating up quality minutes with being active on the defensive front and showing off his physicality have been prime for a team pushing for a Stanley Cup.
Fast forward to March 2nd. Brendan was recalled to the Red Wings after an injury to future HOF defenseman Nicklas Lidstrom. The Red Wings were already without star player Pavel Datsyuk and rugged defenseman Jonathan Ericsson. The Red Wings were playing the lowly Minnesota Wild. The Red Wings came out the gate firing as Valtteri Filppula scored with only 35 seconds elapsed in the game. Then it was Brendan Smith who potted his first NHL goal off of a rebound two Red Wings whiffed at. From there, the Red Wings would go on to rout the Wid 6-0 and really send a message that there recent losing ways were a fluke.
The season is on the home stretch. Most teams have fewer than 15 games left in their season. Though the Red Wings are battling numerous injuries, they are in prime position (4th in the Western Conference at the time of posting). Datsyuk's recovery from a minor knee surgery is almost complete and Jonathan Ericsson's broken wrist should allow him to see the ice just before the playoffs start. Having a young skilled defenseman like Brendan be thrust into a position of carrying one of the league's premiere franchises is special.
His skill is paramount to getting the Red Wings into a deep playoff run. And Smith is expected to be the 6th or 7th defenseman in Mike Babcock's defensive pairings when the real season begins. It's not every day that a defenseman having only played two full pro seasons can take the role of a 41 year old superstar and flourish. Lidstrom will surely teach Smith all he knows before he hands the keys to the Red Wings over to guys like Datsyuk and Zetterberg. Until this happens, Brendan Smith is still a student to the game. And the A+ accomplishment would be to hoist the Stanley Cup after taking the reigns on a greatest team in the Modern Era in a dire stretch.
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"'Apple will manufacture the player, which will not have the iPod name but will have the same design and features as Apple's third-generation iPod players, Phil Schiller, senior vice president at Apple, said in an interview. Also, the HP music player will come in "HP Blue," he said.
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i wonder what the price will be…
Posted by steve jobs on January 8, 2004 at 2:44 PM (CST)
does anyone else think this makes Apple look like HP's bitch?
Posted by jon on January 8, 2004 at 2:47 PM (CST)
not at all jon… it makes HP look like Apple's bitch.
HP is the one needing to "borrow" a music store, HP is the one needing to "borrow" a player.
Because the 2nd largest manufacturer of PCs in the entire world is admiting they can't top Apple's product!
Posted by Dave on January 8, 2004 at 3:34 PM (CST)
Who care's who looks like what. It's all good for Apple.
Boy do I hate dumb comments.
Posted by The Raven in USA on January 8, 2004 at 3:58 PM (CST)
Having read the article, it's basically a home run for Apple as all HP Pc's will come loaded with iTunes, now that's alot of desktops along with hopefully a lot of HP Ipod's (should we call 'em Hipods or just Hipos?). Apple have a cross platform application that works well and is a must have item, so why not go forth and multiply, I bet Dell wish they had thought of that. My only concern is for the dark destroyers lurking over in Redmond.
Posted by glad1959 on January 8, 2004 at 4:25 PM (CST)
What this shows is that HP has the intelligence to make a strong alliance with the market leader. Why try to reinvent the wheel when you can leverage what is already the superior product. I think this will bode very well for windows ipod users as the windows integration is bound to improve and it all good for Apple's bottom line. It also adds legitimacy for Apple in the windows world.
Posted by adam on January 8, 2004 at 4:27 PM (CST)
What this shows is that HP has the intelligence to make a strong alliance with the market leader. Why try to reinvent the wheel when you can leverage what is already the superior product. I think this will bode very well for windows ipod users as the windows integration is bound to improve and it all good for Apple's bottom line. It also adds legitimacy for Apple in the windows world.
Posted by adam on January 8, 2004 at 4:27 PM (CST)
STUPID! I think it's a very dumb move on Apple's part…they will be competing with themselves. HP should design their own crappy hardware…
Posted by mongoos150 on January 8, 2004 at 4:28 PM (CST)
Sorry for the double post.
Posted by adam on January 8, 2004 at 4:29 PM (CST)
HP is LICENSING from Apple. This means for every HP-branded mp3 player, Apple gets money. And since HP-mp3 users will be using iTunes, Apple will have an even larger user base for the iTunes store. Increasing their market share seems like a very unstupid move to me.
Posted by steeef on January 8, 2004 at 4:47 PM (CST)
I wonder. Can Apple keep up with say, an extra million tech support phone calls a year? The extra returned units? The production of an extra million ipods, while maintaining quality control? (Apple has had its share of qc issues with the pod as it is)
I also wonder. Does this mean that Apple doesn't really sell many ipods directly, through their stores and website? Seems to me, if the demand via direct sale was large enough, there'd be no reason to seek other sellers for rebranding, as the price of an iPod to HP is probably 10%- lower than retail, perhaps less…money which Apple obviously pockets when selling directly. I'll bet HP's per unit cost is lower than Best Buy's too.
If so, it seems odd to me that Apple would be interested in this deal. There could be a strain on the manufacturer to keep up with production, (weren't folks recently complaining about ipods being sold out for the holidays?) a strain on the support staff, and less profit than selling directly.
If I were Steveo, I might have spent my money and energy putting up Apple owned iPod kiosks in malls, department stores and airports, and Apple Express Stores in strip malls.
But that's just me.
Posted by mcdj on January 8, 2004 at 4:52 PM (CST)
I'm really suprised as to how far Apple has gone with iPod and iTunes. Is this perhaps the first time Apple has succeeded on both platforms?
Posted by Fiddytree on January 8, 2004 at 4:57 PM (CST)
This is market share, people. Apple gets to put iPods (sorta) in more pockets, and iTunes on more PC desktops. It's a good business deciscion, and to be honest, I'd rather own a HPod than an iPod mini.
Posted by UTEP_MinerPod on January 8, 2004 at 5:01 PM (CST)
The weirdest thing of all about this hPod is that they will be selling it in blue. This is weird cause their new range of PCs are all in Apple ripoff white plastic. The iPod will match much better than the hPod - I guess they will have to repaint the PCs blue.
Posted by jackson on January 8, 2004 at 5:13 PM (CST)
With every taking under of business alliances, changes have to be made. Apple is a big company, and I'm sure they're been hammering this out for a long time. It
Posted by dethbrakr in Tacoma, WA on January 8, 2004 at 5:16 PM (CST)
I expect that HP will bundle a low end hPod with high level PCs - a good inducement to buy that over a dell; better perhaps than a slightly faster processor or graphics card. Probably a very good way to capture PC market share.
Posted by jackson on January 8, 2004 at 5:19 PM (CST)
They are not going to make it les expensive. More and more people will buy the HP version rather that Apple's Version, but that wont make up the difference that apple will lose form orginal ipod sales. I still cant imagine A BLUE IPOD
Posted by Persian Punisher on January 8, 2004 at 5:24 PM (CST)
Apple has taken the way of Limp Bizkit and sold out to the extreme.
Posted by Ferrari on January 8, 2004 at 6:41 PM (CST)
who cares apple may make more selling to hp then selling the ipod its all good! If this deal didn't happen I do no how much long ipod would have been king, but I like apples chances now! the future is much brighter. I wonder how pissed gates is now?
Posted by joe on January 8, 2004 at 6:54 PM (CST)
It seems that instead of fading out the 3G iPod with the launch of the stupid mini, Apple is still trying to build the market share on the 3G iPod in different ways like this deal with HP. I have a feeling that the Original 3G iPod will not go away, but become bigger in various ways !!! As for the mini, Apple just see it as a sub-product line. I do not believe Apple will build on much support for it. So, i suggest that people who are interested in the mini-pod to save up and just wait for the 4G iPod.
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I'm mighty reluctant to say that a really stupid movie encouraged me to travel. My much younger self would disagree, because she still remembers the words to the song from Eurotrip: Scotty doesn't know that Fiona and me do it in my van every Sunday. She tells him she's in church, but she doesn't go; still she's on her knees, and Scotty doesn't know. Whoa, Scotty doesn't know-whoa. Don't tell Scotty. Scotty doesn't know. Scotty doesn't know.
I shoved my palm against the open mouth of autumn and pressed down hard enough to feel its teeth cutting into flesh. I leaned in really close, and asked if it worried about too much heat. Odd lessons learned through conversations with strangers — mostly about myself. Yesterday's revelation involved a keen sense of personal fatalism that forces me into action, flipping over monopoly tables and the like. At the end of six hours exchanging texts, I arrived at the realization I'm probably better off than I thought I'd be, but I worried for the gentlemen on the receiving end of these confessions. Two days later and we decided we were just trying to outdo each other in collective damages. Took a breath. Tried to find the perspective that usually holes me up and locks down those old vulnerabilities, and couldn't find it. I'm okay with this. I don't know how that happened. We switched topics, laughing, but part of the resulting internal dialogue kept me up half the night. Live fast, die young, bad girls do it well. Over and over.
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When it's all said and done and there's no other recourse, and you've made your best efforts — in the end it's the end and you make your tearful goodbyes. Agree that this guy who's been your best friend for the past two years isn't the right fit and it's time to move on anyway, and promise yourself that when you can handle it in a couple of months, you will go out for pints at the pub that you used to go to together all the time and laugh a bit after you spend just enough time dwelling on those good moments that you couldn't rekindle.
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I've lived two lives. There's a time before, and a time after, and the designation between one and the other is marked off by a shift in perspective brought about by the death of two family members, an extended period of mourning that resulted in severe writer's block, and the abandonment of fandom for two years. That's a tough way to start off any blog post, so I want you to understand this right off the bat: if you're coming from fandom, welcome. You and I have a distant relationship.


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PONCA CITY, Okla. - Beryl V. Drumm, 87, died Feb. 22 in Ponca City, Okla. Born Dec. 6, 1924, in Longford, he was the son of Frank and Esther (Russell) Drumm. In 1942 he graduated from Longford High School and in 1952 from Kansas State University. On April 15, 1949, he married Ida Elizabeth Stetler. He coached and taught in Alton, Alta Vista, Cedar Point, Sabetha, and Bushton before retiring in 1988. In 2007, he moved to Ponca City, Okla.
ALBANY, Ore. - Roger Vernon Schrater, 65, of Albany, Ore., was called to heaven Thursday, Feb. 16, at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center.
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WILSON - Lenhardt (Leonard) Homeier, 86, died Feb. 19 in Great Bend. Born May 1, 1924, in Ellsworth county, he was the son of Wilhelm Homeier and Emma Friebus. On July 28, 1947, he married Alice Zeman. She died in November 2011. A lifetime resident of the Dorrance/Wilson area, he was a farmer, dairyman and carpenter.
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YUKON, Okla. - Lillian I. Hoffhaus, 91, died Feb. 20 at Integris Health Care, Yukon, Okla. Services are pending with Bryant Funeral Home, 1425 Patton Road, Great Bend.
WASHINGTON - Wellington "Mark" Radford, 82, died Sunday, Feb. 19, 2012 at the Linn Community Nursing Home.
ELLINWOOD - Fred Charles Back, 82, former Ellinwood resident, died Feb. 13, 2012 at Washington, Mo.
TULSA, OKla. - Alma Beth (Fox) Fleske was born March 5, 1921 to Henry & Mary (Eller) Fox in Springer, N.M. She passed from this life at the age of 90 on Saturday, Feb. 18, 2012 in Tulsa, Okla., where she moved in 2007 with her husband, Edward August Fleske, to be closer to her family.
ST. JOHN - Ruby D. Pinkston, 81, died Feb. 18, 2012 at her home.
WICHITA - Hubert B. Ochs, 87, died Feb. 18, 2012 at Larksfield Place Retirement Community in Wichita. Services are pending with Bryant Funeral Home.
GREAT BEND - Barbara J. McPherson, 81, died Feb. 18, 2012 at Cherry Village Nursing Home in Great Bend.
GREAT BEND – Marilyn K. Preston, 72, died Nov. 12, 2014 at Via Christi St. Francis Regional Medical Center, Wichita.
SHERWOOD SHORES, Texas - Eva Mae Skinner, 88, died on Nov. 7, at Sherwood Shores (Lake Texoma), Texas. She was born on Jan. 9, 1926, in Great Bend, one of eight children of Isaac William and Ethel (Booze) Root. Her parents operated a feed and poultry store on Main Street in Great Bend. She graduated from Great Bend High School in 1944 and was employed by the telephone company in Great Bend and later as a bookkeeper. She married Dewey Lee Skinner on May 19, 1946 in Great Bend. He was employed by Bell Engine Service and later ran his own ...
Pauline Wagner, 90, died Nov. 9, at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita. Born Dec. 27, 1923, in Ellis, she was the daughter of Joe and Agatha (Gaschler) Weber. She married Gilbert Aloysius Orth Sr. He later died. On Sept. 13, 1968, she married Daylon John Wagner in Cheyenne Wells, Colo. He died on March 26, 1994. A Great Bend resident since 1969, coming from Hays, she was a beautician.
Irvin E. Burton, 87, passed away on Sunday morning, Nov. 9, at his home in Great Bend. Born on July 29, 1927, in rural Hoisington, he was the son of Walter and Myrtle (Bradshaw) Burton. On Sept. 24, 1988 he was united in marriage to Betty Jo Byerly in Great Bend. Irvin was a route salesman for Dr. Pepper, Schlitz Beer, and Guy's Potato Chips for many years until his retirement, and worked several part-time jobs after he retired. He enjoyed fishing, gardening, antique John Deere tractors, and he dearly loved his dog, Molly.


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