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Only a 3-minute walk from the beach, these stylish Marina Del Rey apartments feature full kitchens and free Wi-Fi. Guests can enjoy a game of tennis on the on-site courts.
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Only one mile from Venice Beach and 6 miles from Los Angeles International Airport, this California hotel has bike rentals and an outdoor heated pool. The contemporary rooms provide free Wi-Fi.
Score from 516 reviews Very good
Hyatt Place Los Angeles / LAX / El SegundoThis hotel has a free shuttle service to Los Angeles International Airport, 3 miles away. It serves a daily hot breakfast and features an outdoor pool. All rooms include free Wi-Fi.
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Located in a Venice beachfront building, each studio at Venice Breeze Suites features free WiFi and a full kitchen. Ocean Front Walk shops, street performers and shops are a minutes' walk away.
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Wanted to rebook for the next month and the price doubled. The staff did not offer for repeat business, if anything it was the opposite effect. Sort of a slap in the face. So we booked a different hotel, unforunately we would not try to book our 42 couples here in November as the prices changed so much and no one cared if we came back or not. Too bad as we are here once a month for the next 5 years. 1 week sales for atleast 2 or 4 people gone....
Beds are so comfortable.
Tv control does not turn tv on/off. a/c turns off in the middle of the night and I waked up several times to turn it on.
It's cheap with Hilton quality. Restaurant tastes great!
Hard to call taxi
the lobby and lounge area, the comfortable beds and pillows.
tight parking spaces.
Location close to beaches
Parking charge No safe deposit in room A/C was loud No bottled water in room
Location is very nice; staff is very friendly and helpful.
I think that it was too expensive for what you get. I could easily book a luxury 4-star hotel for the price that I paid.
Nice rooms, good breakfast buffet and great Wi-Fi.
They charged my card almost every day with weird amounts of money, and the only explanation was "problems with the system", even after promising "no more charges" they've hold twice more. I was very disappointed.
Nice courtyard pool and the staff were very pleasant and competent. It was clean, comfortable and well priced.
Paying for parking that is not secure or special was a bit odd and the building itself was nothing special.
Good Hotel and location, service good, local transport good. Would stay there again.
Good, clean, new, good location
Location and staff
Good restaurants in close proximity
Poor walking access to marina
Location near to the Marina Couple of nice restaurants close by Good swimming pool Really helpful reception staff and good maps provided
Paying to park is annoying Slightly further from the beach than ideal but once we found our way around it wasn't too bad Not keen on Los Angeles overall. Nothing against the hotel but wouldn't go back to LA
I mentioned it was my husbands birthday weekend getaway , and they surprised him with a decorated birthday platter with a slice of Lemon Almond Cake and a nice greeting card in the room. He was surprised and loved it. I thought that was very sweet of the staff.
No microwaves in the rooms. It would be nice not to have to run down to the lobby when you want to warm up some leftovers from the nearby eateries or your coffee.
Clean, well-appointed room and bathroom. Beautiful pool. Great restaurant and bar, pity we didn't get to eat there.
Very nice facilities, people are warm and kind
Doesn't have a safe box in the room There is ONLY one chair in the room
Very nice hotel in a very good neighbourhood, close to nice restaurants and harbour
Best bed ever... so comfortable. Staff were great and the hotel is really nice. Close to Venice and Abbot Kinney!
Paying $15 for parking
not worth the money no jaq pool not heated dirty balcony old carpet for the price it should be a lot better no chair on balcony
Rooms good and comfortable
Bar very expensive,booked 2 rooms together rooms allocated in different blocks!!!
No microwave in the room. No exhaust fan in the bathroom .
All was fresh modern and totally likable. Excellent hotel with great value for all. Friendly staff and warm cookies at arrival. Breakfast buffet was a pleasure! Also the appetizers at the bar. Definitely come again and you can always take an Uber to nearby locations.
That we had to leave...:(
Pleasant swimming pool.
The sofa bed was totally uncomfortable... Even a small child can't sleep correctly in it. You can feel the springs of the mattress.
The staff were very helpful. Although we got the impression this hotel was mainly used by business people they seemed relaxed about our young kids running about. The breakfast buffet is very good. Lots of choice.
The free Wifi is not available in all areas of the hotel. We had to stand one end of our room to get a continuous connection.
Great location. Near a shopping mall and great places to eat. Breakfast was good (not rating its price).
The staff didn't seem very happy and was not friendly with a few exception ones.. House cleaning didn't show up the entire day (we didn't have the "do not disturb" sign hanging outside our door) when we got back, around 22:00 we noticed the room was not cleaned we called the reception asking for house cleaning and they had no one to do it.. They all seem very confused and lost at the front desk. If I ever ended up there it would only be due to its great location but there are other more affordable and friendly places to stay in Marina Del Rey...
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Putty Hill makes no statement. It looks. It looks with as much perception and sympathy as it is possible for a film to look. It is surprisingly effective.
Unable to express the sorrow of Cory's passing or the larger sense of detachment from the world it represents, most of the people in Putty Hill try to remain disaffected. By pestering them with questions, Porterfield gets under their skin - and, in the process, ours as well.
Putty Hill doesn't strive for overt social commentary. It drops you into a world that the director, who grew up in the area, knows firsthand: a suburban fringe of stasis, downward mobility and lowered expectations.
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Feb 23, 2012Having been a lurker on the metacritic site for some time, Putty Hill is the movie that caused me to register so I could write reviews. This movie is terrible. How it found a distributor, let alone ever saw the light of day, is beyond me. The people are boring, the story, if you can call it a story, is boring, great gobs of dialogue are lost due to mumbling and/or bad sound engineering; you learn nothing, and Putty Hill does not inspire you to think or to draw your own conclusions about anything. Maybe it was meant to be a faux documentary or something, but this movie is not entertaining or thought-provoking in any way. Don't waste your time.… Full Review »

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Q: What relation does this have to common sense? Because it sounds very similar.
A: Another term for Folk Psychology is "common sense psychology". It's just common sense applied to psychological questions.
The entire 'manifestation' section seems to take Folk Psychology as 'pseudoscience' when it is instead the populist account of the human mind (i.e. a belief that emotion is real and that the human mind is not replicable / not formalisable).
--- —Preceding unsigned comment added by 184.108.40.206 (talk) 14:11, 29 August 2010 (UTC)
The article seems to make Fodor both a proponent and an opponent for the use of folk psychology in the future. Then he is contrasted with the Churchlands. Which one is it? --Tmh 01:03, 3 Jan 2005 (UTC)
We seem to be taking for granted here that folk psychology theory is an accurate model of the human psyche. Agree that it is a compelling theory, but considering we still have not been able to satisfactorily determine the nature of the consious mind, perhaps we should be careful of referring to the existence and nature of folk psychology as fact?Shaggorama 08:21, 13 January 2006 (UTC)
Dai Jones and Jonathan Elcock explain that although the search for explainations of behavior or ascriptions of personality characteristics are variously termed 'common-sense psychology', 'folk psychology', 'lay psychology', and 'everyday psychology', as if these terms are interchangable, each of these terms have specialist meanings, and proffer distinctly different approaches to psychologizing. The distinctions lay in the difference between what people do every day and the discipline of scientific Psychology.
"While disciplinary explainations of everyday psychologizing are interesting, they obscure the peculiar relationship between the discipline of Psychology and its subject matter." The problems here arose due to everyday psychology lacking a sientific basis, and therefore having a tendency to be inaccurate. Psychology as a scientific discipline developed in part to address that very rational. As Psychology developed as a scientific discipline, it adapted the language of the older and better established sister scientific disciplines. So while the initial development of Psychology as a scientific discipline was developed to inform the public inwhich it studied, the very language used was itself unable to inform that public because of the complexities that only the highly educated could discern. "Psychology has by and large failed to provide the lay person with the knowledge they need to improve their everyday psychologizing." Jones Elcock at p217.
To address scientific Psychology effectively creating "a social technocracy, where a priveldged few are possessed of a body of scientific knowledge that can be used to explain behavior", Psychology evolved, or branched, into distinct approaches. This branching of the discipline to reflexively inform the subjects it studies, is a causation of a psychology that produced popular self help books in layman terms. Everyday psychology, a topic of interest within social Psychology, is only concerned with interpersonal relationships. As Jones Elcock note, it is relatively rare for lay people to discuss the mechanisims underlaying perception or the processes of speech production; rather, everyday psychologizing takes a particular interest in areas of attribution and personality judgments. These areas of social Psychology commonly use the metaphor of 'the [lay] person as the psychologists'.
Folk Psychology on the other hand has a more technical meaning and has even developed its own language; Folk Psychology Language (fpl)and is more in line with a cognitive approach to Psychology. Folk Psychology deals more with the underlying motivations for the behaviors that everyday pschology predicts and describes. While folk psychology parallels cognitve psychology, these two approaches also have distinctions that are worth noting. Cognitive psychology attempts to describe information processing, whereas this approach to folk psychology attempts to describe person perception.
As a mere student of the world around me, I have no formal education to rely upon in my discernment, and thus must rely on well referenced texts such as that authored by Dai Jones and Jonathan Elcock: HISTORY AND THEORIES of PSYCHOLOGY; A CRITICAL PERSPECTIVE (2001) Oxford Univeristy Press Inc.,where you will find the above discussion in chapter 11. This text also provides many relevent research guides at the end of each chapter. I would recommend this text for any student-of-the-world.
I believe that by end of this text, Shaggorama may find that folk psychology (in any semantic context)was developed as a reflexive discipline and does not near a definitive dogma that can be accurately explained by discourse analysis. Each time the human mind has its concious explained, that mind (arguably through a physiological process) will then rise to a new level of conciousness, infinitely. We can describe the history of conciousness, but will never be able to predict and explain the future thereof.Jentingh1 (talk) 11:22, 14 February 2009 (UTC)
Folk psychology (sometimes called naïve psychology or common sense psychology) is the psychological theory implicit in our everyday ascriptions of others' actions, and includes concepts such as belief ("he thinks that Peter is wise"), desire ("she wants that piece of cake"), fear ("Alex is afraid of spiders") and hope ("she hopes that he is on time today"). Such ascriptions are collectively known as propositional attitudes.
I've just ran across this article here and noticed immediately that it explicitly endorses the view eliminative materialist view that folk phychology is, in fact, a theory. That seems to be a rather severe, if probably unintentional violation of the NPOV policy, no?? Let me explain: the question of whether or not folk psyhcology can be considered a theory on a par with other theories (even though erroneous ones) such as geocentrism and alchemy is oen of the fundmantal points of controversy between eliminativists and some of their opponents. The veiw that folk physchlogy is a theory has a name, as a matter of fact: the theory-theory (or theory-theory of mind). There are some (I can't of the names off the top of my head) important philosophers who opposes precisly the idea that folk psyhcology can be considered a systematic theory which can be judges based on its generalizability, predictive accuracy, internal logical consistency, fecundity, and so on. So, it's important to change the wording here right off the bat. Let's see what I can think up as an alternative formulation--Lacatosias 16:32, 9 March 2006 (UTC)
- When Alison Gopnik discusses the "Theory theory" in scholarly papers with other psychologists at prestigious universities, such as Carnegie-Mellon and MIT, in the context of cognitive maps, Bayes nets, causal maps, etc., and in her latest (bestselling) book The Philosophical Baby, she's not discussing Folk psychology, yet entering "Theory theory" in the search box redirects us here, which is a great disappointment. Unfree (talk) 20:05, 28 October 2009 (UTC)
fixed up[edit]
I just corrected the error and added a few paragrpahs of explnation just off the top of my head. I was in a hurry, so please check for typos and such. I hope that helps clear things up. --Lacatosias 17:41, 9 March 2006 (UTC)
Inaccurate on Dennett[edit]
"In the view of Daniel Dennet, propositional attitudes are simply dispositions to behave in certain ways." WHERE does Dennett avow this? Please find a source IN DENNETT before putting words in his mouth.
I believe this is inaccurate (POV at best). You could make it stick on Ryle, but it's not what Dennett says about the PAs. What Dennett says about the PAs is that (for example) one believes that P just in case one can be predictively attributed the belief that P. Troublemsome though that might be, turning it into "PAs are simply dispositions to behave" can't be accurate. Dennett is quite open about the interaction of beliefs and desires in producing behavior. He would not, then, attempt an analysis of "belief that P" into tendencies to do certain things given certain conditions; the behavioral entailments of belief that P obviously determine on one's desires as well. In the "worst" case, Dennett holds that entire ascribed mental states are dispositional in character. But this much is not necessarily obvious either, since Dennett does not anywhere (that I have read in any of his work on the Intentional Stance) identify mental states with dispositions, he just says that their truth conditions lie in the predictive success of attributing them.
I tried to clean up some of this, but this page is frankly a mess and needs a rewrite. I wish I had the time 220.127.116.11 13:20, 1 May 2006 (UTC)
- I agree this is a mess. It's hard to understand what, if anything, is being said. 22.214.171.124 (talk) 09:45, 21 December 2008 (UTC)
Illogical characterization[edit]
"If X wants that Y, and believes that Z is necessary for Y, then X will do Z."
That's illogical. Look at the contradictory ways Y and Z appear in the statement. Without knowing what it means, I suggest that "that Z" be replaced by "that doing z" and that "that Y" be replaced by "Y to occur" and "for Y" be replaced by "for achieving Y". Then we'd have:
"If X wants Y to occur and believes that doing Z is necessary for achieving Y, then X will do Z." But what a ridiculous formalism for such a simple statement! It's equivalent to "X will do whatever he thinks he has to do." Unfree (talk) 20:28, 28 October 2009 (UTC)
Folk Psycholgy about an understandable language.[edit]
The foundation of folk psychology is giving the layman an understanding. When the explanation needs explaining, then the principles of folk psychology have been offended. Thus I agree, Z will do what it takes to get Y, if the motivation exists. 188.8.131.52 (talk) —Preceding undated comment added 19:54, 21 December 2009 (UTC).
POV in Crane section[edit]
The following sentence is POV (in addition to being improperly formatted): "Tim Crane refutes each of these claims in his book The Mechanical Mind." For him to have refuted it, the view must be false, but that's the kind of POV Wikipedia doesn't engage in. I wouldn't be surprised if Crane did refute it, but an encyclopedia shouldn't say that he did unless philosophers have come to a consensus that he has. Otherwise, it should say that he has attempted to refute it or that he has argued against it. There should be no implication of his success in doing so. Also, book titles should be italicized, and there should be a citation for the book. Parableman (talk) 12:53, 25 August 2010 (UTC)
This multiplicative function accounting for total deviations from the ideal can be very advantageous for the purposes of consolidating a more comprehensive domain of psychology.
The tone of this article seems to contain a lot of jargon that limits the accessibility of non-philosophers. I would like to edit some of it, and some of it is useful context, but the editing required to improve readability overall seems extensive to me, and I wasn't willing to rewrite a considerable portion of the article (especially as I am not an expert) without jumping into the talk page. Dogen83 (talk) 20:04, 27 June 2012 (UTC)


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The defending 4A-II conference state champions in the Mingus Union High School boys cross country team are primed and ready to make another run for a title in 2010.
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Other top returners for the Mingus girls team include juniors Emma Schraner and Alex Henley while sophomore Skyler Storie returns as well.
The only newcomer that should make an impact for Mingus this season on the girls team will be freshman Sienna Gehl.
Mingus is scheduled to begin its season on the road where they travel to the Payson Invitational on Wednesday, Sept. 8.
The Marauders will against host the famed Mingus Mountain Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 2, in Clarkdale.
The Division III Sectional Meet is scheduled to take place Saturday, Oct. 30, while the Division III State Championships are the following weekend beginning Saturday, Nov. 6.
The state championships are held at the Cave Creek Golf Course in Phoenix.
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I woke up this morning to a beautiful sight as the light streamed into my bedroom window in Oshkosh. I groggily made my way to the couch in my bedroom and sat down to stare at the light, after a few moments I got my iPhone and made this image. I was struck by one of Charles Stanley's Life Principles to Live By, Number Nine, "Trusting God means looking beyond what we can see to what God sees."
I love airplanes and I enjoy the airplane photographers but this is the end of a very long run. I feel sorta like Bill Murray in Groundhog Day when he had to live the same day over and over. My life as a Tech Rep is sorta like that, same stuff in a different city, day after day, week after week, month after month. Just when you say why God, can't I get off the merry go round, something happens that allows you to see what God sees. I had an old friend drop by this morning and as God arranged it, the media center fell deadly quiet for about a half hour. He shared with me that he had lost his son to a motorcycle accident some time back. We shared deeply about life, his loss, and God's good ministering to him. If I had not been in the media center alone, when he came in, we would have never had such a meaningful conversation. I know he ministered to me, and I think God used me to minister to him. I'm pretty certain that is why I was in Oshkosh today.
So God does have a plan, and even when we can't see it or understand, even when we are not too happy about it, it doesn't prevent Him from making it come to pass. I think my prayer should be, "Father, please let me see the light come through the window every day you want me to be where you placed me, and keep my heart focused on you, and keep me willing and ready to serve you. Thank you for working with me even when I can't see the forest for the trees…." Amen
the pilgrim
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On my way up to Milwaukee today I saw a great set of grain elevators, actually a few hundred grain elevators! These were very high detailed so I pulled off the road, killed the engine, ran up the ISO to 800 so I could get a really fast shutter speed, ( 1/2000th of a second ), and squeezed off a shot. I converted it to Black and White to accentuate the sharpness and then zoomed into 100% on the original file. My goal was to settle in my mind that you could get a super sharp image hand held.
The answer with a high enough shutter speed and good technique? I think is yes!
the pilgrim
Technical Details: D800, ISO 800, 1/2,00oth of a second at f 6.3. Nikon 24-120 AF-S VRF f 4 lens, set at 120mm and with VR turned on.
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I drove up to Milwaukee today on my way to Oshkosh in the morning for the big Air Show. I had a burger at one of my favorite chain places, Steak & Shake, and then headed on up the road. Approaching West Liberty, Indiana, I saw a road sign for a place that claimed to be the best burger anywhere! I wasn't hungry but I couldn't pass up that challenge so I got off the interstate and drove the 3 miles into town.
Triple XXX Family Restaurant is just that a great old place that got it's name from a local favorite root beer Triple XXX which they still serve today. The establishment opened in 1929 and the sign says "We were here before your mother was born!" It was listed by USA Today as the "Best Burger in Indiana", in their story on the 50 best burgers in America. They were also featured on the Food Network show, Diner's, Drive-Ins, and Dives. They have the distinction of being the oldest drive-on in Indiana!
O.K. I know what your thinking, why is he putting off the rating??!! Actually, I really loved this place, the people were great, very friendly, it had the perfect atmosphere for a burger and I love the history, but……. the burger was not what I had hoped for. Don't get me wrong it was a good burger, just not a great burger. Why? First the meat was pretty thin, I should have ordered the triple paddy, that would have helped a lot. Second, they used Miracle Whip (salad dressing) instead of mayo. I love Miracle Whip on certain sandwiches, but not burgers, (admittedly a personal thing.) The bun was fine, and the fries average. But hey I would go back, though I might not be welcome after this less than glowing review! I have to say they were very nice folks, it's just that a lot of people out there have raised the level of the great burgers you can find today. So I would say a 3.8 out of 5, not bad, just not in the top 25 or so top burgers. But hey, really nice folks!
the pilgrim
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What a blessing to call Ricky Skaggs a friend! I did a project for Nikon several years ago and it put Ricky and I into contact, and as is always the case with brothers in the Lord, we became fast friends. The other day Ricky had a birthday and my son Wes saw it in the Lexington paper, so I just wanted to take a moment to wish Ricky a good one! I also wanted to take a moment to thank God for the great friends He has surrounded me with! This mornings devotional in, In Touch spoke of Paul's last messages and how he spoke of those friends that stood by him. It reminded me how fortunate we are to have those people in our lives that are our best friends. I count Chuck Summers and Jim Begley as two men that God has placed in my life to help me, and guide me, what a burden that must be, I need a lot of help! Many others are on that short list, but from fear of leaving someone out, you guys and gals know who you are, I won't start a list here. Needless to say it is a great blessing when God gives us such riches, friends.
A friend is more than an acquaintance, a friend is there with you, for you, in prayer for you, ready to council you, or just listen! A friend is someone you can trust, and believe in. If a friend lets you down it is the last thing they would ever want to do! I'm truly blessed, but more important, I want to try to be a friend to others, only with God's strength can we ever do that.
Father give me Your wisdom, Your love, Your steadfastness, as I attempt to be a friend to those that have blessed and honored me with their friendship!
the pilgrim
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Prepare the day before:
Trim all the skin and fat from the meat. Cover with the salt and leave for 6 hours, turning regularly.
Rinse the meat, put in a large bowl, together with the vegetables and garlic, and pour in the wine, Madeira and port. Cover the bowl with cling-film and leave to marinate in the fridge for 24 hours.
On the day:
Remove the meat and vegetables, reserving the marinade. Pat the meat dry and dust it in a little seasoned flour.
Heat some oil in a large heavy-based ovenproof pan and brown the meat all over. Add the vegetables and sauté for a little longer, until light coloured.
In a separate pan, boil up the marinade and skim. Add the marinade to the pan with the meat and vegetables, together with the belly pork, orange rind and herbs. Cook very slowly on top of the stove for 1 hour.
Meanwhile, preheat the oven to 160C / 325F / gas mark 3.
Add the stock to the pan, cover and transfer to the oven for 4 hours. The pork is ready when it falls apart readily when a fork is inserted into it. Remove the meat from its cooking liquor and keep warm.
Strain the liquor through a fine sieve into a clean pan and bubble up until reduced to a sauce-like consistency. To finish the sauce, wave in the butter and liquorice.
Slice the meat and serve with the sauce and celeriac and asparagus mousseline. Garnish with cooked white and green asparagus. Top with asparagus crisps.
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How to Be a Man - How to Be the Best with David Koechner
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It's Go Time! … Rangers at Capitals
Game 39. Rangers at Capitals. The post-Christmas break ends, and the Rangers begin a five-game road trip that will take them into 2014 and the second half of the season. Ya boys have won two in a row and are 3-1-1 in their last five, with a hideous loss… Read More →


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November 22nd, 2014 by Seputeh Office
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November 22nd, 2014 by Seputeh Office
In a move to ensure 2,600 public toilets in the country are clean, Putrajaya has decided to take over the cleaning job from local councils come 2016.
The takeover is in line with the Solid Waste and Public Cleansing Management Act 2007 (Act 672), and the Local Government Transformation Action Plan by the Urban Wellbeing, Housing and Local Government Ministry.
Minister Datuk Abdul Rahman Dahlan, in a statement today, said this was to ensure that these toilets remained clean and safe for use at all times.
He said his ministry had set aside at least RM5 million annually to upgrade and build toilets nationwide, and this year, RM26.5 million was distributed to local governments for the repairs and upgrades of public toilets around the country under the My Beautiful Malaysia (My BM) programme.
November 22nd, 2014 by Seputeh Office
Umno Cheras divisional Chief Datuk Seri Syed Ali Alhabshee's response to my statement dated Nov 20 shows one simple fact—that he is not bold enough to raise 1MDB issue at the Umno General Assembly.
In order to hide this fact, he has chosen to make baseless attacks against me and DAP. The attacks include the allegation that I have in the past insulted the position of Malays and Muslims.
It is not surprising that he has not backed his attacks with any evidence because his allegation is a complete lie and there is no way he can produce any evidence.
November 21st, 2014 by Seputeh Office
Tonight I was invited to attend the TOP ASIA CORPORATE BALL 2014 at Palace of Golden Horse ball room. The event was organized by RHA Media Sdn Bhd, publisher of Top 10 of Asia magazine.
In the past years, I used to be invited by commercial magazines which organized such award-giving ceremonies as special guest who gave away awards and prizes. But tonight, I became one of the recipients of an award. I was honoured with the "Malaysia's Top 10 Most Inspiring Woman Award".
The organizer said that they had put up names of some 20 women public figures online and I was one of those voted into the "Top 10″. Ha ha……. the voters must have been "inspired" by my controversial "Onederful Malaysia" video clip which had caused me to be the target of the "slap for RM500 cash" threat and to be charged under the draconian Sedition Act.
Tonight, Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Wee Ka Siong was the Guest of Honour who officiated the event. Thank God the organizer did not arrange for me to receive the award from him, as he was one of those who whacked me on my video clip after some Malay NGOs started their "drama". I received the award from Dato' R. Rajandran, Founder/CEO of the Top 10 of Asia magazine.
Well, I will hang the award on the wall of my office. I hope I will inspire more women to produce creative video clips that reflect the truths in the society……. Ha ha! :-))
November 21st, 2014 by Seputeh Office
It was reported yesterday that the Pahang sultan has reprimanded Natural Resources and Environment Minister cum Camerons Highlands MP Datuk Palanivel for not being serious about the Camerons Highlands landslides.
"What has he done? Nothing… the people are suffering mentally and physically when such a tragedy happens.
"The people voted and chose him during the last election; is this what he gives them?" Sultan Ahmad Shah was quoted saying.
While the environmental ravage of Camerons Highlands has happened for some time, Palanivel and Pahang Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Adnan Yaakob must take responsibility for not taking serious, quick and effective actions and measures to save Camerons Highlands.
Datuk Seri Adnan Yaakob was reported to say on Nov 7 that he had surveyed Cameron Highlands many times by air and noticed that Cameron Highlands forest had been stripped bare due to excessive land clearing, whether done legally or legally.
November 20th, 2014 by Seputeh Office
National Evangelical Christian Fellowship (NECF) denies supporting calls to bar the serving of alcoholic drinks on Malaysian Airlines flights.
Referring to the the Malay daily Sinar Harian's report yesterday, NECF's executive secretary said that he was "misquoted" and that his words were "taken out of context".
"I never at any time stated that I or NECF supported the proposal to bar the serving of alcoholic drinks on MAS flights.
"My words were taken out of context. I was completely misquoted," he said to Malaysiakini when contacted today.
Tais added that the question on the proposal to support the bar was never put before him or NECF.
November 19th, 2014 by Seputeh Office
Last week, Umno Vice President Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein announced that topics expected to dominate upcoming Umno General Assembly include single-stream schools versus vernacular schools and the role of government-linked companies in strengthening the Bumiputera economy.
Amid recent insensitive and even seditious calls by Umno divisional leaders to discuss abolition of vernacular schools at Umno Assembly, the Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib has subsequently responded at the MCA General Assembly held on October 12 by assuring the Chinese community that they need not worry about the future of vernacular schools as their rights were enshrined in the Federal Constitution
The Deputy Prime Minister cum Education Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin also said in Parliament on Nov 3 that the government is firm in its stand that vernacular schools are part of the nation's legacy.
So what is it that Umno Assembly wishes to achieve by making vernacular schools a main debate topic and in the context of single stream versus vernacular school?
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November 18th, 2014 by Seputeh Office
KUALA LUMPUR, 18 NOV: Ketua Parlimen DAP Lim Kit Siang mencabar semua Menteri Kabinet agar mendedahkan apakah anak dan cucu mereka mendapat pendidikan di bawah sistem pendidikan negara atau swasta dan luar negara.
"Inilah masanya untuk semua 33 Menteri Kabinet mendedahkan sama ada mereka telah menghantar anak dan cucu belajar di sekolah swasta dan antarabangsa, di dalam atau di luar negara," katanya dalam satu kenyataan, hari ini.
Beliau berkata demikian sebagai respon kepada kenyataan bekas Perdana Menteri Tun Dr Mahathir yang memberi amaran bahawa jurang perbezaan sosial ekonomi negara akan melebar jika kebanyakan orang kaya menghantar anak-anak mereka belajar Bahasa Inggeris di sekolah antarabangsa dan di luar negara manakala golongan miskin terus tertinggal di sekolah kebangsaan mahupun vernakular.
Menurutnya, Mahathir sebenarnya tidak mendedahkan sebarang rahsia apabila mengatakan bahawa menteri-menteri menghantar anak-anak mereka ke sekolah swasta dan antarabangsa.
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Sleeps 4. One bedroom "Sunshine Haven", is a beautiful, new, 2nd flr, self-catering apt with full air-con in the Great Kings complex, Kapparis area of Protaras and has been decorated with a warm welcoming feel. Ideal for 2/4 people, with room to entertain. Lovely Beaches, Water Sports, Horse Riding, Shops and Restaurants are all within a short stroll. 5 mins in a car / taxi will take you to Paralimni or Protaras, where you'll find even more entertainment. Transfers from the Airport available.
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Sleeps 2/4. 1 bedroom spacious, well appointed apartment on 1st floor of luxury, high spec development with superb pool, waterfall and sunbathing area. Brand new, very well furnished and fully air-conditioned. You'll find plenty of bars, superb restaurants, supermarkets plus several sandy beaches all within easy walking distance.
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Sleeps 1/5. 1 bedroom, ground floor apartment with communal pool and private parking bay. Peaceful location less than 10 mins from nissi beach. Supermarket, shops, restaurants and pubs all within short walking distance. Short drive to best water parks in Europe. Centre of Ayia Napa 20 min walk away. Internet now available in the property may 2012.
Apartment in Protaras, Ayia Napa - Paralimni, Cyprus
Sleeps 4. Beach-front one-bedroom luxury apartment on Coralli Spa Residence Complex. Wonderful sea/mountain view. Two private swimming pools, Moments from the beach. Tennis court, children's playroom, Wi-fi access, On site coffee/snack bar, pool table, table football, Supermarket within 2 minutes walk. Protaras centre is 5 minutes walk. Close to Fig Tree Bay which is 5 mins walk. Wonderful beaches, views. Five Senses Spa/Massage Centre. Sauna/Jacuzzi, Gym
Apartment in Cavo Greko, Protaras, Ayia Napa, Cyprus
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Sleeps 2/4. Spacious and both modern and very well equipped 1 bedroom apartment. Our lovely landscaped garden surrounds the apartment on three sides with shrubs, aloa vera plants and a variety of fresh herbs available. The main cycle path from Protaras to Agia Napa runs outside the apartment and on a stroll towards Protaras and you will reach the first tavernas within 2-3 minutes. Situated in a highly desirable location and is only a 5 minute walk to some superb beaches and quiet coves.
Apartment in Kapparis, Paralimni, Cyprus
Sleeps 2/4. 1 bedroom fully air conditioned penthouse apartment with lift, communal pool, large terrace and beautiful view of the Mediterranean sea. Idyllic beaches and coves a 10 minute walk. Golf courses easily accessible. Watersports, Scuba diving, Restaurants, Bars, Childrens play area, Shops, Supemarket, Banks with ATM, Doctor etc all within walking distance or on the main route for the local bus service. Perfect destination all year round.
Apartment in Ayia Napa, Cyprus
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Sleeps 2/4. Situated on the La Casa di Napa complex this 1 bedroom apartment is in the heart of Ayia Napa and has been finished to an excellent standard. The stunning communal pool and complex has the benefit of a superb restaurant and waiter service around the pool serving hot /cold snacks all day. This is a small complex with privately owned apartments and ample parking. Minutes from Ayia Napa town with its many shops, restaurants and bars make it perfect for families and couples.
Apartment in Protaras, Paralimni, Cyprus
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Sleeps 2/4. 1 bedroom apartment with large shared pool and stunning views. Peaceful location within 15 minute walk of sandy Fig Tree Bay beach with many restaurants and bars. Protaras town with all amenities is 10 minute walk.
Apartments in Protaras, Paralimni, Ayia Napa, Cyprus (Unit 2)
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Sleeps 2/14. Luxury 1 and 2 bed ground floor apartments with communal pool and easy access, in new quiet development. The apartments are finished to a high standard and kept in an excellent condition. They are located 5 mins by car to Ayia Napa or Paralimni. 15mins walk into the centre of Protaras, main cycle path nearby! 5 mins walk to Green Bay Beach. Bus service 1xmin walk, runs every 30mins. Car free with 2Xbed apartment. Wf-Fi internet. Restaurants and water sports.
Apartments in Protaras, Paralimni, Ayia Napa, Cyprus (Unit 3)
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Sleeps 2/14. Luxury 1 and 2 bed ground floor apartments with communal pool and easy access, in new quiet development. The apartments are finished to a high standard and kept in an excellent condition. They are located 5 mins by car to Ayia Napa or Paralimni. 15mins walk into the centre of Protaras, main cycle path nearby! 5 mins walk to Green Bay Beach. Bus service 1xmin walk, runs every 30mins. Car free with 2Xbed apartment. Wf-Fi internet. Restaurants and water sports.
Apartment Near Protaras, Paralimni, Kaparis, Cyprus
Sleeps 2. 1 bedroom, brand new ground floor apartment in front block with a beautifull sea view. The resort has a gym, sauna, pool and children's pool as well as a small play area. The Ayia Napa clubbing experience is just 15 minutes bus/taxi ride away or if you prefer a quieter evening there are many cosmopolitan restaurants in the old town of Paralimni. It's within 5 minutes drive from several lovely beaches and coves and just 7 minutes drive to Protaras with its famous Fig Tree Bay.
Luxury Penthouse Apartment at Nissi Beach, Ayia Napa, Cyprus
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Sleeps 2/4. 1 bedroom brand new luxury south facing penthouse apartment with shared pool. Air-conditioned. Satellite TV. Overlooking the sea and pool. Only a 5 min walk to the fabulous and very famous Nissi Beach and Bay. The warm shallow turquoise waters allow you to walk in the sea across to the little Island that is so popular with water sport lovers.
Apartment in Fig Tree Bay, Protaras, Parilimni, Cyprus
Sleeps 2/4. 1 bedroom stunning apartment on a superb new resort complete with spa and gym. Air-conditioning and Wi-Fi (chargeable). Overlooking the bay and end balcony affording uninterrupted views out to sea. Situated just a few minutes walk from the beautiful beach and bars of Fig Tree Bay. Larnaca - 35-40 minutes drive. Beaches, resturants, shops, watersports, boats trips and historical sights. See our website.
Kapparis, Paralimni, Cyprus
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Sleeps 2/4. 1 bedroom, en-suite bathroom and separate shower room. Lovely 1st floor apartment. Fully air-conditioned with communal pool and children's pool. Sea views. Located in a 5 star complex in Kapparis, which is a lovely resort and there is a good selection of bars and restaurants. Complex has a luxury of a gym and sauna plus a children's playground. Peaceful location. Supermarkets and Beach within walking distance.
Apartment in Fig Tree Bay, Protaras, Paralimni, Cyprus
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Sleeps 4. 1 bedroom apartment in modern apartment complex. Only 10 minute walk from the main area of Protaras and Fig Tree Bay beach. The apartment is ideally located on the first floor and is south facing providing views over the sea and lovely sunshine for most of the day. The resort has 2 swimming pools, a childrens paddling pool, tennis courts, a gym and spa and new for 2013 will be a cafe bar.
Studio Apartment in Ayia Napa, Southern Cyprus
Sleeps 2 adults plus 2 children or 3 adults (4 is possible, but crowded). Spacious studio apartment located in central Ayia Napa, in a quieter part of town but only 5 mins walk to the action and 15 mins stroll to the beach.
Apartment in Ayia Napa, Famagusta region
Sleeps 5. Superb ground floor one bed apartment, can sleep up to 5 people This luxury ground floor one bed apartment is just a short walk to the fabulous Nissi Beach. All of the surrounding attractions in the area are just a short distance away and can be reached on foot or by bus or taxi if you prefer. The apartment has access to a large communal swimming pool and is set on a small but very well set out and maintained complex with an abundance of restaurants and famil...
Apartment in Protaras, Cyprus
Sleeps 2/3. 1 bedroom lovely studio apartment with shared pool. 600 metres to Ayias Triada Beach. 10 minutes drive to Figtree Bay. Fully air-conditioned, new satellite TV. Bus stop outside the complex runs every 15 minutes and takes you all around the island. Supermarket on-site and bakery opposite, 2 restaurants on-site which are Greek and Chinese and 2 bars. Pool open all year.
Apartment in Kapparis, Paralimni, Cyprus
Sleeps 2/4. Lovely well furnished S/C 1 bedroom apartment, fully air-conditioned. The complex has a kidney shaped communal pool with children's pool. In a quiet area of Kapparis. Close to supermarket, 24 hour bakery 5 minutes from a golden sandy beach and 2 minutes from a great selection of restaurants and bars. Ideal for families or couples. Prices held for 2012
Sleeps 4/5. Stunning one bedroom sea front apartment, located in a quiet bay, yet only a 10-minute walk from the famous Fig Tree Bay and the popular resort of Protaras. Occupying one of the best positions in this apartment complex, with sea views from both the lounge and bedroom windows. Eat in using the fully fitted kitchen or eat out at a wide variety of local restaurants. One double bed, a double sofa bed in the lounge, plus a single folding bed if required.
Apartment in Protaras,Cavo Greko, Cyprus
Sleeps 2/4. Our 1 bedroom Top Floor apartment (there is only two levels -ground and 1st or top floor). Sits in a superb and quiet location with only a short 15 minute walk to the hustle and bustle of Protaras. The main cycle path from Protaras to Agia Napa is about 100 metres away, and on a stroll towards Protaras and you should reach the first tavernas in only 3 or 4 minutes and you are also a short 5 minutes walk to a variety of excellent beaches and quiet coves.
Penthouse Apartments in Kapparis, Paralimni, Cyprus (Unit 1)
Sleeps 1/8. 2 x 1 bedroom luxury penthouse apts with shared pool. Located in the 5 star complex of Alexandra ll, in the increasingly popular resort of Kapparis with sea views. The complex itself has a large communal area, pool with separate children's pool, private gym and sauna and also a children's play area. Kapparis offers many bars and restaurants opening all year round, discover sandy coves and beaches with crystal clear waters or enjoy the water sports on offer!
Penthouse Apartments in Kapparis, Paralimni, Cyprus (Unit 2)
Sleeps 1/8. 2 x 1 bedroom luxury penthouse apts with shared pool. Located in the 5 star complex of Alexandra ll, in the increasingly popular resort of Kapparis with sea views. The complex itself has a large communal area, pool with separate children's pool, private gym and sauna and also a children's play area. Kapparis offers many bars and restaurants opening all year round, discover sandy coves and beaches with crystal clear waters or enjoy the water sports on offer!
D5 A1, Nissi Golden Sands, Apartment in Ayia Napa, Cyprus
Sleeps 4. 1 bedroom garden apartment located at the popular Nissi Golden Sands complex just minutes from Nissi beach.
Protoras , Pernera Nr. Kalamies, Cyprus
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Sleeps 4. 1 bedroom apartment. This is a newly refurbished private apartment within a hotel complex close to the local harbour and beach of Pernera. Comprises of one double bedroom with A/C, kitchenette, shower/bathroom, lounge with sofa bed also with A/C, 32 LCD TV with X-box and games, DVD player with films and balcony overlooking the hotel pool. All mod cons including ironing board and additional put up bed. All the privacy of an apartment with the amenities of a Hotel.
Ground Floor Apartment Bowker in Pernera, Nr Protaras, Cyprus
Sleeps 2/4. An exceptionally large one bedroom apartment with large communal pool on the Polyxenia Complex in Pernera. Fully air-conditioned, 100m from beach with promenade connecting Pernera with Protaras. On site cafe/restaurant. Bars, restaurants and shops all within walking distance. WiFi now available in the apartment.
Apartment in Protaras, Paralimni, Cyprus
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Sleeps 2/4. Luxurious seaview 1 bedroom apartment, on the Coralli Spa Residence. The apartment is housed in a complex that has all of the main amenities and services that you require for relaxation and pampering, or a fun filled break in the sun! Also featuring conference facilities, landscaped gardens and tennis courts!


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A wedding venue with close to 2,000 square feet. The Austin Gallery once housed the executive offices of the bank, and today offers private rooms off the main Gallery and a large balcony above overlooking the space.
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Watch your back, Here Comes Honey Boo Boo. Here comes a show that could challenge you for the most ridiculed show on TV - and it's on your own network, no less.
TLC is launching Best Funeral Ever, based on (yes) a funeral home.
Best Funeral Ever will air on December 26 as a one-time special.
If its behind-the-scenes look at Golden Gate Funeral Home in Dallas - a truly unique establishment - gets good ratings, it's expected to be picked up as a full-time series.
Golden Gate's funeral director, John Beckwith, helps each grieving family plan an unconventional memorial service followed by what he calls a "wild party."
Extravagant funerals occasionally make the news, but this is the first we've heard of a funeral home going out of its way to create such scenarios.
"We do not have generic funerals," Beckwith says, stating the obvious to a family attending a planning session. "Everybody's experience has to be different."
He says his services have roots in the African-American community and are constructed as a more vibrant and positive occasion than some traditional funerals.
When Whitney Houston passed away this year, her family sent out invitations that said the services would be done in a somewhat similar "homegoing" style.
"We're trying to make these families extremely happy at the worst moments of their lives," Beckwith said, and for that, you have to at least respect his honesty.
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I'm not going to bury this show, so to speak, before it airs since I'm always interested in homegoing celebrations. Treating a death as a celebration of life helps some people get through the mourning process, and it looks like what Golden Gate offers is something that reflects the personality of the departed. I'm going to set a timer for this program on my DISH Hopper so I won't miss it. With 2,000 hours of recording time on my DVR, I can keep up with all the offbeat programs without needing to delete my other programs. I know I'll be bringing up this program with my DISH coworkers and get their take on homegoing festivities.


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Drawing up the '999' route on the chalkboard. Matt Bowen
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The two route concepts we consistently see in the NFL to target the top of Cover 2 (or Tampa 2) are Flat-7 and 4 Verticals. Today, let's take a look at one more vertical concept out of a 3x1 alignment that puts stress on the open (weak) side FS in the 2-deep zone coverage: "999."
Check out the route drawn up on the chalkboard and then we will get into some coaching points to breakdown the play…
Personnel: Posse (3 WR-1 TE-1 RB)
Formation: "Doubles Slot"
Route concept: "999"
Defensive scheme: Cover 2
Route breakdown: Wide, vertical release from both No.1 WRs (X, Z) to run the clear out 9 (fade) route with the slot receiver (W) taking an inside stem and pushing up the field on the seam route. That leaves the TE (Y) running the post route to the opposite hash mark to create a 2-on-1 vs. the FS and Mike Backer. A simple way to run (and disguise) 4 Verts out of a 3x1 alignment.
Outside release (X and Z): This is key to the route. CBs in Cover 2 are coached up to force an inside release (drawn up with the dashed lines) to take stress off the safeties in the deep half. However, from an offensive perspective, winning at the line of scrimmage and getting that hard, outside release will force the SS and FS to widen off of their landmarks (top of the numbers). And that creates room to run the inside concepts.
Attacking the FS: The FS is going to read the release of No.1 (X). A hard, outside release equals one of two routes: fade or comeback. Now, he has to get his eyes back to the QB (and look front side) in his deep half drop. With the Mike carrying W on the inside vertical seam, the FS has to drive on the Y to make the play. However, if he does widen his release to play over the top of X, this is a throw an NFL QB will make almost every time. The FS has to stay square in his drop. Not an easy technique vs. two verticals.
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Should Grosse Pointe Shores leave Wayne County to join Macomb County? That's the question before the city council tonight. Council member Dan Schulte has proposed the move…which he says would save property owners millions of tax dollars. A small portion of the Shores is already in Macomb County. Residents would have to vote on the issue…and then it would be up to voters in both counties to approve or reject the move. WDET's Noah Ovshinsky will cover tonight's meeting.
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By Connie Osborne Friday 16 November 2012 Updated: 22/11 11:26
INDEPENDENT candidate Bill Longmore has swept to victory after being elected as West Mercia's first ever Police and Crime Commissioner.
The former police officer beat rivals with 71,955 votes after two rounds of counting, having failed to pick up 50 per cent of the vote first time round.
During the campaign Mr Longmore, who spent 30 years with Staffordshire Police, promised to ensure local policing teams were properly resourced, tackle anti-social behaviour and improve the relationship between the police and partner organisations such as the council, community and voluntary sector.
He also pledged to monitor police numbers and challenge the Government on cuts which compromise the effective delivery of frontline policing.
Labour candidate Dr Simon Murphy was eliminated after the first round with only 34,652 votes.
When Dr Murphy's votes were redistributed to the other two candidates based on their second preference, Mr Longmore received over 21,000 votes compared to just 5,201 for Mr Blackshaw, leaving him with a final total of 54,499 votes.
Despite the fact Dr Murphy had come first in Redditch and Worcester, he failed to win support across the rest of Worcestershire and the majority of West Mercia.
In the borough, Dr Murphy received the most votes with 2,688 originally beating Mr Longmore by 150 votes. Mr Blackshaw came last with 2,242 votes.
In neighbouring Warwickshire independent candidate Ron Ball was also celebrating after being elected as Police and Crime Commissioner for the county.
It has been hailed the worst turnout in the UK's history, something which was echoed in Redditch where only 7,824 people turned out.
In the Bromsgrove section of the vote, Conservative Adrian Blackshaw won by just five votes.
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It was a disappointing turnout, with just 13.3 per cent of those eligible across the district using their right to choose.
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Galloping COLTT will offer two Adobe workshops on October 8 in the CU-Boudler Dal Ward Athletic Center (DAWL), and you're invited to attend.
The sessions are as follows:
Session 1: Create a Professional Looking Web Site with Adobe Muse
October 8, 2014
9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Since our campus has switched to using the i>clicker national registration database for clicker registration, the CU-Boulder registration database (cuclickers.colorado.edu) is no longer needed and will be retired on October 1. The switch to a new registration database means that all instructors must update to the latest version of i>clicker software. If you neglected to update your i>clicker software at the start of the fall semester, there is still time to do so.
The Office of Information Technology and the CU-Boulder Police Department are once again providing a free registration service for laptops and other portable computing devices and record numbers are taking advantage. A registered computer is less attractive to would-be thieves and is easier to recover if it is ever lost or stolen.