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I have some row text. I want from this text to create Events and intent activities, put them on lists and then import them on a db. Let me be more specific. Let's assume that I have the following sentence: "On Party1 we will take some drinks, eat very good food and play ps3 games. On Party2 we will do karaoke and dance with hip hop songs."
My desire output want to be:
Event 1: Party1
Activitie1: take some drinks
Activitie2: eat very good food
Activitie3: play ps3 games
Event2: Party2
Activitie1: do karaoke
Activitie2: dance with hip hop songs
What I have done until now, is allowing special characters "#,*" . So when I have * I produce an event and when I have # I produce an activity. As a result I can produce events and activities but I can't match them. I need to find a way to match(intent) the produced elements. My code:
string astring = Convert.ToString(lblrowtext.Text);
if (astring.IndexOf("#") >= 0 || astring.IndexOf("*") >= 0)
string[] Eventsarray;
string[] Activitiessarray;
List<string> listofEvents = new List<string>();
List<string> listofActivities = new List<string>();
Activitiessarray = Regex.Matches(astring, @"#([^\*#]*)").Cast<Match>()
.Select(m => m.Groups[1].Value).ToArray();
Eventsarray = Regex.Matches(astring, @"\*([^\*#]*)").Cast<Match>()
.Select(m => m.Groups[1].Value).ToArray();
if (Activitiessarray != null)
if (Activitiessarray.Count() > 0)
listofActivities = new List<string>(Activitiessarray);
ViewState["listofActivities"] = listofActivities;
Repeater1.DataSource = listofActivities;
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- Study and read as much information as you can about how to become a border patrol agent. Use the internet and the United States Customs and Border Protection website to help you locate information. Try to find currently employed border patrol agents and ask them what it's like to be a border patrol agent. Do not get arrested for anything, because this action can hurt your chances of becoming a border patrol agent.
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I applied online. The process took 3+ months – interviewed at EY in September 2013.
I had been on their automated email for job postings for close to 6 months and applied to several open positions. Finally after many failed attempts received a phone call and email from a recruiter asking me some questions. Nothing hard, just basic stuff like "what are you currently doing..", and "are you available to work at EY..".
That was followed by an email from their scheduler requesting several times and dates to have a phone interview with their recruiter. EY was very good at meeting my time requirements, and the phone interview went without a hitch. I received some basic questions like "tell me about yourself..", "..do you oppose travel..", and some other basic questions about my current job responsibilities.
This was followed by another phone interview with another recruiter probably verifying whatever the first recruiter thought, or there were issues and needed a second opinion. This again followed the same scheduling as the first phone interview. This interview lasted about 45 minutes, and it seemed that all we really did was chat about me and what i'm looking to get out of EY.
I waited a week or two and was contacted again for a face to face interview. The head recruiter asked me to supply several times and dates to meet. EY did a great job meeting my time requirements once again.
I met with 4 Senior Managers and each interview lasted roughly 45 minutes - 60 minutes. I killed the interview and was very pleased with the conversations. However i was very nervous for the long afternoon of interviewing. All the questions had been based on how I would handle a situation. I have a lot of work experience so I was able to tie similar scenarios to the questions. My advise is to prep for behavioral interviews. I didn't think I was well prepared and BS'd a lot. Be confident.
I waited another two weeks and was asked to come back for yet another face to face, but this time was with a Partner. I had no idea what to expect and couldn't find any relevant interview prep to meeting with a Partner in NYC office. I felt i went in cold and unprepared. All I did was make sure I had some questions prepared and I was able to answer the question "tell me about yourself"..though that never came up.
The Partner Interview went really well. I was made to feel very welcome and the conversation was more of two buddies catching up on current events. My advise here is to also tie old responsibilities to the conversation. For example, I'm an auditor and we had been discussing what I thought about a particular article that we both read. I shared a brief 2 minute story of something i had done a few years before. That type of scenario leads to more engaging conversation and allows the applicant to steer the questions and topics. Just don't talk to long.
That went really well and two weeks later I was called by the recruiter and we discussed salary etc. I wasn't wowed by the offer so I pushed back a little. About another week went by and I received a verbal offer followed by a written offer 2-5 days later which I had accepted.
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2+ months – interviewed at EY in September 2013.Interview Details
Interview process began after initial contact with a brief phone call with the recruiter. Some initial questions were asked to clarify my experience and knowledge. A few weeks later I had a phone interview with a partner from the recruiting office. A few weeks after that I went in for an office visit. Questions ranged from general inquiries into my past experience to reasons for wanting to leave my current firm. The feel of the office was very good, everyone was 'real' and approachable. I identified with them more than other big4 offices I had visited.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsRecruiter made oral offer via phone, very low pressure. I was offered time to consider, although I opted to accept immediately.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
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Emailed back and forth with an experienced hire recruiter, had several informal phone interviews with a Partner and a Senior Manager, and then was invited for an office visit. I had three 30 minute interviews with 2 partners and one senior manager. All three interviews were purely discussions of past audit experiences (nothing technical) combined with my goals and where I wanted to go in the audit. I came prepared with plenty of relevant questions. Overall the interviews were more career discussions and where I would fit in within the firm (i.e. clients, industry, tasks on clients, etc.).Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsNot too much negotiation, but they were open to negotiation.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took 4 weeks – interviewed at EY in May 2011.Interview Details
Phone interview, followed up in house invitation to interview with HR, audit manager, and audit partner. Pretty quick process.Interview Questions
Negotiation Detailsnot too much room, i was able to get extra $1k, that's all.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 days – interviewed at EY in January 2011.Interview Details
Great experience, great information on the company and its culture.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsIndustry related compensation, therefore not negotiated in to much detailAccepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
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I applied through college or university. The process took 1+ week – interviewed at EY in May 2010.Interview Details
EY mostly recruits from college but hires some experienced hires. Your experience will be much better if you can get hired from college because you will start with a group of peers from day one that will become your best friends. The interviews are in multiple rounds and are almost ALL about your personality. There is very little if any technical questions you will get - the presumption is that if you are interviewing with EY you are already smart.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsOffers are generally firm numbers, there is not a lot of deviation between a first year staff. Seniors and above may have some differentiation. But offers are generally firm.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took 7+ weeks – interviewed at EY in December 2008.Interview Details
I was working overseas in another EY office. When one of my friends moved to the New York office I requested him to refer me to New York Office. The interview process was painstakingly long. I was interviewed over the course of some 45-50 days. In between the interviews and even after them, the communication was really bad. I was told after more than 2 months that they want to go ahead and hire me, but the lack of communication was not appreciated at my end.Interview Questions
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I applied online. The process took 3 weeks – interviewed at EY in July 2014.Interview Details
I got a call from recruitment team from Melbourne. It was a phone interview. Because I applied for the position in Sydney office, then I was arranged to take an interview with two directors in Sydney office. They all asked me behavioral questions and it took 45 mins.Interview Questions
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one round of interview with the relevant department manager is sufficient for fresh graduate and the location is at its office.Interview Questions
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British Columbia Beachcomber Finds 107-Year-Old Message In Bottle
(CBS Seattle) — A man combing a beach south of Tofino last week discovered a glass bottle with a crusted cap containing what turned out to be a message from 107 years ago.
Inside the glass was an envelope containing cursive handwriting signed by Earl Willard of Bellingham and dated Sept. 29, 1906, according to the Bellingham Herald. The envelope indicates the bottle was thrown into the ocean 76 hours into a steamship voyage from San Francisco to Bellingham aboard the steamer Rainier.
According to a 1900 U.S. Census, Willard, a Canadian citizen, would have been 17 at the time he allegedly threw the bottle into the ocean. Further records show Willard spent a substantial amount of time in Bellingham as a teamster before moving to Vancouver, B.C. and then Seattle. Willard reportedly settled in Los Angeles where he worked as an electrical contractor until his death in 1948.
Steve Thurber, the 53-year-old who discovered the bottle, says he doesn't intend to open the envelope in the near future.
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The tone of the article is grim. The timing of the arms delivery (finally) is suspect. With the withdrawal of support from both Qatar and Saudi Arabia (both Wahhabi Sunni nations), these "moderate" rebels are toast.The arms that we provide them now will still be in working order when the Islamic State rebels (Sunni) take them over.Doesn´t it feel good, US citizens, that we are arming the growing Islamic Caliphate? With another $500 million yet to come. [Don´t feel bad, ladies; if you´re over 46 when the Caliphate gets here, you won´t have to submit to FGM.]
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This is beyond stupid. The battle of al-qusayr last summer basically ended the war. Now all that´s left is the slaughter of humanity. The territory has been divided up. Sending weapons to the corrupt free syrian army only provides al nusra and isis more weapons. They´ll wind up with the weapons.
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We let the leader of the Caliphate out of prison. My understanding is that many of his fighters received US training in Syria. Trying to work through Turkey means we have to abandon Israel who is a much stronger ally. Why is Congress allowing this to happen? Are they that afraid of being called racist?
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I believe in moderate Syrian rebels just like I believe in unicorns.
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I expect these "rebels" will also appear in the West Bank and Gaza to join the fight against Israeli civilians.
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Denver quarterback Peyton Manning and the Broncos should have no trouble with the Oakland Raiders tonight.Leave it to the Oakland Raiders to ruin the renewal of a great rivalry.
The Raiders have done so this year by being, well, awful. Theyve dropped five in a row, four of them admittedly to decent teams. But they were outplayed by Cleveland in Oakland last Sunday, a true indication of how far theyve fallen.
Now the Broncos head to the Black Hole on Thursday night, already owning the AFC West title, but not likely to pull back any against the team Denver fans (and some players) always have loved to hate.
Its tough, Broncos cornerback Champ Bailey said. Their fans are probably the rowdiest fans youll see anywhere. Its tough, but youve got to go in there and block that out some kind of way, and the best way to do that is win the game or get up on them.
I like it. I like playing on the road because I like people to boo us and I like to make them shut up, so to speak. Thats just the way it is. I like winning on the road.
Denver (No. 4 in the AP Pro32) is on a seven-game winning streak, longest in the league, and is a 10-point favorite to handle the Raiders (No. 31, AP Pro32).
Oakland struggles against any sort of dangerous offense, and with Peyton Manning getting more comfortable each week with his receivers, runners and blockers, the Broncos certainly rate as a threat anytime they have the ball.
They will have the ball a lot, particularly in the end zone.
No. 29 Philadelphia (plus 7 1/2) at No. 15 Tampa Bay
Eagles playing for next year and beyond, Bucs playing for a playoff berth.
No. 9 Chicago (minus 3) at No. 18 Minnesota
Bears banged-up and Adrian Peterson is running wild.
No. 1 Houston (plus 4 1/2) at No. 2 New England, Monday night
Texans would prove a lot with a win here. Wont happen.
No. 6 Baltimore (pick-em) at No. 14 Washington
Beltway Bowl. Ravens overcome headaches thinking about RG3.
No. 20 Miami (plus 10) at No. 5 San Francisco
Jim Harbaughs QB decision needs to pay dividends here.
No. 17 New Orleans (plus 5) at No. 8 New York Giants
If this game was in Superdome, choice would be reversed.
No. 22 Detroit (plus 6 1/2) at No. 7 Green Bay
Packers are inconsistent, but Lions are consistently mediocre and undisciplined.
No. 28 Arizona (plus 10) at No. 12 Seattle
First of three divisional games at home for Seahawks, who are 5-0 in Seattle.
No. 26 Tennessee (plus 5 1/2) at No. 10 Indianapolis
Another step toward the postseason for Andrew Luck and Colts.
No. 23 New York Jets (minus 2 1/2) at No. 32 Jacksonville
And the Jets are favored why, exactly?
No. 2 Atlanta (minus 3 1/2) at No. 27 Carolina
Falcons desperately want to stay home for entire playoffs.
No. 16 Dallas (plus 3) at No. 13 Cincinnati
This one is easy: Bengals are the better team by more than a field goal.
No. 19 St. Louis (plus 3) at No. 21 Buffalo
After handling Niners, Rams should flatten Bills, right? Nope.
No. 30 Kansas City (plus 5) at No. 25 Cleveland
Browns starting to show enough to maybe save Shurmurs job.
No. 24 San Diego (OFF) at No. 11 Pittsburgh
Could be a rout if Ben Roethlisberger plays for Steelers. Even if not ...
Against spread: 5-8-1 (78-99-7). Straight up: 11-5 (120-70-1)
Best Bet: 6-5-2 against spread, 10-3 straight up.
Upset special: 9-4 against spread, 7-6 straight up.
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Toxic toys not child's play
Our opinion: Where self-regulation isn't protecting children from toxic products, the law must. —You would think that keeping dangerous products out of the hands of children would be a fundamental of corporate citizenship. A new report suggests some local retailers have a way to go in meeting that standard. Perhaps laws under consideration by Albany […] [Read More]
Stop ignoring talc's risk
Our opinion: The federal government has an overly loose handle on potential contamination of talc by asbestos. Few minerals come into our daily lives quite as much as talc, the fine, powdery mineral known best for the generations of baby bottoms it has dried. Talc is actually ubiquitous. Talc is used in North America in […] [Read More]
Keep tobacco out of pharmacies
You can't have your cake and eat it too. You can't promote community health and wellness while selling the No. 1 cause of preventable death and disease in the United States. CVS Pharmacy recently set a national precedent when the company decided to stop selling tobacco products in its retail stores. This action should be […] [Read More]
Rail oil critics ignore use of fossil fuel products
I am always amazed by the "not in my back yard" environmentalists. Environmental groups and local neighbors are expressing concern over oil shipments through the Port of Albany and Selkirk railyards. The railroad facilities, CSX and the port have been there for generations, supplying jobs, transportation, commodities and economic development for the entire Capital Region. […] [Read More]
Accurate labeling can bring back jobs
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Is Jon Gosselin Having a Third Life Crisis?
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Everyone likes their freedom and moms and dads are no different, but once you make the decision to have a child is it ever appropriate to act like one? Life's milestones — turning 25, 30, or 50, braving marriage, starting a family, or changing careers — affect people differently. Some adapt and excel to their situations while others get the urge to break free.
The big announcement episode of Jon and Kate Plus 8 featured the 32-year-old father of eight sporting diamond earrings and a rather upbeat attitude toward the next chapter of his life. The soon-to-be divorced daddy who we used to watch change diapers and corral his kids, has been spotted smoking, hanging out at rural nightclubs with 20-somethings, and looking for a pricey bachelor pad in NYC as of late.
While Jon Gosselin is just one example (and not to say his actions are adversely affecting his children), do you think parents have a right to indulge in extended periods of "me time" while they are raising kids?
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76 lu 127, Sat, 24th Mar '12 5:21:17 PM from the Forest of Thorns Relationship Status: Loves me...loves me not
77 general tiu, Sun, 25th Mar '12 9:06:01 AM from Pekopon
needs caffeinehttp://www.flickr.com/photos/33634816@N03/7014361639/ Haaagh...the Mailbook ad...it IS misleading.
Let's party!
78 VmKid, Sun, 25th Mar '12 2:19:03 PM from Shuggazoom City Relationship Status: Robosexual
Nerdy. Weird. AWESOME.(Not-A-Mod disclaimer) General Tiu, please only use this thread for ads that are disruptive or contain viruses. Nothing can be done about "Misleading" ads.
edited 25th Mar '12 2:20:00 PM by VmKid
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79 Fighteer, Wed, 4th Apr '12 11:24:59 AM from the Time Vortex Relationship Status: Dancing with Captain Jack Harkness
Geronimo!Here's an odd one. I am getting a Flash ad on Ask The Tropers, although I also saw it on the forum top, that displays a progress bar that says "Automatic Updates", with a moving progress bar and fake buttons to "Restart Now" or "Restart Later". Analysis of the HTML reveals the frame source as follows: iframe:
www.lijit.com/delivery/fp?u=GiantRealm&z=135962&ljt_giantid=0ReF0nPe1GK424Rg04OqnH2_3S02vc02vc&n=1The Flash application itself is
content.yieldmanager.edgesuite.net/atoms/cf/97/43/01/cf9743010f1b57161045456e381e73f8.swfThere's lots of other material there, too much for me to easily copy/paste. And it breaks the forum width too.
edited 4th Apr '12 11:26:35 AM by Fighteer
Thanks. Will forward.
81 joeyjojo, Wed, 11th Apr '12 1:16:25 AM from South Sydney: go the bunnies! Relationship Status: Drift compatible
Happy Oktoberfest!I'm not sure if this is the right place to report this but if you type 'tvtropes.com' as as opposed to 'tvtropes.org' into the adress bar this page appears. Any reason for that?
Beer is proof God loves us and wants us to be happy -Gandolf In Harry Potter
Poachers sitting on the URL. They grabbed the .com name before we could.
83 joeyjojo, Wed, 11th Apr '12 5:38:17 AM from South Sydney: go the bunnies! Relationship Status: Drift compatible
Happy Oktoberfest!dastards, still no big lost I guess : /
Beer is proof God loves us and wants us to be happy -Gandolf In Harry Potter
Yup. Just an annoyance.
85 Deboss, Wed, 11th Apr '12 7:20:07 PM from Awesomeville Texas
I see the Awesomeness.Try to always google search instead of trying to enter the actual website. It helps you steer clear most of the time.
Not malware, but: So I have Firefox set to reopen the tabs I have open last time (as I do with all my browsers except IE which doesn't offer it so I have to do it manually using Tools > Restore Last Browsing Session). This time, I open Firefox and a short time after it's started loading the pages the following joins the tabs on one of my windows: ib.adnxs.com/acb?member=316&width=300&height=250&pb=20&cb=1332563234&referrer=http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/main/citizenshipmarriage This eventually redirects to some site shilling god-knows-what. It's an odd duck, as despite the "width" and "height" variables in the URL it's not a pop-up but simply becomes another tab on my tab bar, a new tab as opposed to hijacking the tab with Citizenship Marriage on it, nor has TV Tropes opened a pop-up ad before, and I didn't click on anything on the page, or even make the Citizenship Marriage tab active. link edited to keep someone from clicking by accident - Willbyr
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87 Joaqs, Wed, 11th Apr '12 10:25:42 PM from Argentina
Técnico ElectromecánicoPlease edit the link with some spaces, removing the http://, etc so it does not directly link to the page of the advertising so people do not press it by accident, etc.
edited 11th Apr '12 10:31:08 PM by Joaqs
88 Earl of Sandvich, Wed, 25th Apr '12 5:05:16 AM from the Palouse Relationship Status: Gonna take a lot to drag me away from you
Please assume the position!Now and then I kept hearing ads on this site about Lysol spray and some sort of carpet cleaning product. Getting kind of annoying, as I typically listen to music while browsing.
edited 25th Apr '12 5:09:57 AM by EarlOfSandvich
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89 chihuahua 0, Mon, 21st May '12 6:58:25 PM from Standoff, USA Relationship Status: I'm in love with my car
Writer's Welcome WagonI wouldn't say it's malicious, but this one ad from StubHub keeps freezing Google Chrome up and producing this message:
A script in this movie is causing Adobe Flash Player to run slowly. If it continues to run, your computer may become unresponsive. Do you want to abort the script? Yes / No
edited 21st May '12 7:01:37 PM by chihuahua0
91 Willbyr, Tue, 22nd May '12 3:43:30 AM from North Little Rock, AR Relationship Status: Pining for the fjords
Anime-tedCrossposting, from TParadox: I know TVT isn't directly responsible for the ads, and it wasn't inappropriate content, but I was looking for the right place to report an ad that may be undesirable, and couldn't find one, so I went here. I got an ad with sound. One of those that say something like "Congratulations, you're a winner" when they load. I hadn't even known it was there, since it was below where I'd scrolled. It was flashing yellow with a smiley face, and similarly vague "you're a winner" text. This may or may not be the kind of ad you'd want to report to Adsense. I know the most annoying ads pay the most, but ads with unbidden sound are even worse than popups, and I don't get the idea we're that badly off right now.
I got the same ad as above. Screenshot incoming if requested. (Seems to be from a site called Local Promotions (dot) Info, or at least, that's the URL listed at the bottom of said ad.)
edited 22nd May '12 9:10:38 PM by DarkConfidant
reported. Plays by itself audio is the worst.
94 32 Footsteps, Fri, 1st Jun '12 8:27:58 AM from Just north of Arkham Relationship Status: THIS CONCEPT OF 'WUV' CONFUSES AND INFURIATES US!
Think of the mooks!Don't have a screenshot, but I've gotten an ad for adult novelties to appear a couple times today. I don't know if it's still in the queue or not (haven't seen it in the last hour or so), but I think, particularly with the more family-friendly guidelines we're shooting for, that we should request it not be shown here.
Wel, if anybody else sees it, get a screen cap. Hard to report it if we know nothing about it.
96 32 Footsteps, Fri, 1st Jun '12 9:15:53 AM from Just north of Arkham Relationship Status: THIS CONCEPT OF 'WUV' CONFUSES AND INFURIATES US!
Think of the mooks!No problem. By the way, what's the stance on ads for questionably legal services, such as ads for games that are almost certainly hacked or pirated?
Not our job to police the internet, I think. Dudes who advertise their illegal activities have short-ish crime careers, anyway.
98 32 Footsteps, Fri, 1st Jun '12 9:27:18 AM from Just north of Arkham Relationship Status: THIS CONCEPT OF 'WUV' CONFUSES AND INFURIATES US!
Think of the mooks!Fair enough. As long as we don't get blowback from them being Too Dumb to Live, I'm fine with letting them basically put up billboards to get caught.
99 VmKid, Fri, 1st Jun '12 9:08:14 PM from Shuggazoom City Relationship Status: Robosexual
Nerdy. Weird. AWESOME.Are you talking about those fake Minecraft ads? I severely hope Mojang knows about them.
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Hmm. There seems to be a new ad from Bed Defense (dot) com that's coming pretty close to some indecent exposure of a woman suffering from bedbug attacks. Seems at the very least something to be aware of.
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Murdoch muscles BBC out of Formula One driving seat
Like many others I have been a huge F1 fan for many years (since the very early eighties). It is one of the highlights of every-other weekend and my kids are both great fans now too. One of my big concerns with this move is the damage it will do to the UKs leadership in F1. Bar Ferrari, all the teams are based in the UK. All the drivers have homes here (albeit domiciled in Monaco for Tax purposes!) and the Universities around Silverstone and Brands Hatch dominate motorsport research across the world.
By removing F1 from the public conciousness there will be few younger people wishing to get into the sport and we will lose another or the increasingly few things we are good at.
As for my interests in F1. That is now at an end. Perhaps, if a significant number of people refuse to watch, they will get the idea but I doubt it. Bernie is only interested in selling the rights for the maximum he can get and UK based sponsorship of teams is virtually zero so I doubt it will bother them as they chase the asian and middle eastern viewers.
UK Cops 'duped' into arresting wrong LulzSec suspect
Missing something
Everyone seems to be missing a rather pertinent point here;
The guy stole the identity of ANOTHER member of Lulzsec. So, even if they don't have "the official spokesman" of the group, they still have another member of the group - albeit a junior one.
Obviously this (as with all comments above) works on the basis the story actually has any truth to it.
Three prunes prices of smartphone contracts
Misleading advertising
From the headline I thought I could now get a smartphone contract for the cost of just three prunes.
Re: What would be useful
"If I could use sliding controls on a configurator screen, to adjust the quantities, and the cost adjusted accordingly"
There was a telco (probably virtual) called Cloud9 that were due to launch with exactly that 3 years ago. I remember playing with the sliders and figuring out what I would need. I assume they ran out of funds before they ever launched as I never heard of them after the initial announcements.
Microsoft pushes Windows Phone Mango out to Japan
Re; Wow multitasking
"Welcome to 2009..."
Ahh, so you read "The History of Smartphones" by St Jobs - the one where smartphones were invented only a couple of years ago and then, in a moment of inspiration, he decided to (sort of) add multi-tasking to them?
2009 my arse. Smartphones have had multitasking for a decade - and that includes Microsoft.
Digital singles all the rage in Europe
Re: No it doesn't
You can also use iTunes cards - available all over the place (WH Smiths, HMV etc). It does seem a strange point Reg. I'm very far from being a "Yoof" but the ones I know get all their music through iTunes (shudder) and none of them have credit cards.
Punters favour Amazon to block Apple tablet flood
Re: Minor point on the pie chart..
"it asks "Are you planning to buy one this year" and **all** the answers are variations on "Yes".
The original version of the pie-chart has a little disclaimer at the bottom indicating that they have only used the "Yes" answers. If you go to the source you can see the original chart but the survey was "Of people who want a tablet this year, who will buy what".
IT boss jailed for plundering Scottish library
Re: Not all the story
"An organisational structure that puts the keys to the cash register in a man's pocket and then turns away is at least as much to blame as the man who fails to withstand the temptation."
If I leave my front door unlocked am I "at least as much to blame" as the burglar that nicks my stuff? For the love of Newton, what kind of a fucked up prick thinks you are as guilty as a criminal for trusting someone who then steals from you? Presumably the same sticking piles of shite who think women are "at least as much to blame" for being raped if they wear a short skirt?
Attack on 'Cyberbullying' critic prompts raid by armed cops
Re: cyberbullying a cyberbullying critic
"my nephew (not quite 2 years old yet) could have thought that one up. "I don't like them... hit them""
I agree with what you're saying but....
"mushroom cloud because these types of idiots need to be nuked from orbit"
...you kind of pissed all over your own point there, didn't you?
HTC Salsa Android smartphone
So which is it? 1250mAh or 1520mAh? The box-out says 1250 but the text says 1520. Don't suppose it matters much but enquiring minds and all that.
Microsoft previews 'Juneau' SQL Server tools
SQL Server Management Studio
"the query and design tools should mean that developers rarely need to switch to SQL Server Management Studio"
Thank god for that! However, will the Visual Studio Tools continue to randomly corrupt my databases forcing me to re-build them from script at least once a week?
Nokia reaps the Dilbert years
Nokia's big problem seemed to be that they both made the hardware and the software - or rather, that they had invested hugely in the software and to turn their back on it would have been unthinkable. When Apple introduced iOS it became obvious new software was going to be needed. For the other manufacturers that was relatively easy. All they did was make the hardware. What OS was running on it was irellevant. So, for most, they produced the same model with 2 or 3 OSs and let the market decide which they wanted - turned out it was Android but Smasung, HTC etc didn't give a damn as long as the phones sold.
Nokia, on the other hand, just couldn't switch from Symbian. It was only when things had become utterly retched that the unthinkable actually became thinkable. Things NEEDED to get that bad.
The thing is, Nokia aren't in that position now. Okay, they have committed their future to WinPhone7 and there are contracts in place but I'm sure, in reality, they could switch to Android in a year or two. Or, more likely, they could switch to whatever the hot new OS turns out to be in a few years time when the market suddenly changes again. In fact, there is only one phone manufacturer that couldn't do that now. Only one manufacturer is in the position Nokia were in 5-6 years ago in having the whole house invested in the hardware, the OS, the software development, marketplace etc....
Are Apple the new Nokia?
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy: Blu-ray extended edition
Now I get the other two - they are great films and quite a lot happens. I'm not so enamoured with them to regard them as "landmark" and, already having the original trilogy on DVD for less than a tenner, I have no intention to re-buy them but they are good films.
But the fellowship? 30 minutes extra? Nothing happens in the original 72-hour cut. The plot is "Small village, wizard arrives. Group sets off with a ring". That is it. Litterally NOTHING else happens. It could have been shown as a five minute short before the second film.
Shale gas frees Europe from addiction to Putin's Pipe
Re: Methan in the water supply
Are you guys talking about that sham in the gaslands film? That has been proven to be complete bollocks. I'm not saying Shale Gas extraction is safe or otherwise but the Gaslands film was a farce and that whole "setting fire to the water" thing was nonsense - and they have admitted so.
Euro beaks to rule if TVCatchup.com is legal
There is no TV signal where I live.
In the past I had no TV but the TV licensing authority still treated me like a criminal. I sent them a cease and decist order but was basically told "Fuck off. Those laws don't apply to us. We'll harass you as musch as you wish".
So, I eventually bought a TV and DVD player and got myself a TV license. But I could only watch DVDs.
Then TVCatchup started and I was finally able to get the service I am forced to pay for - though there is really nothing on worth watching. I probably watch less than an hour a week but I HAVE to watch it through catchup because the BBC refuse to provide the service they insist I have to pay for.
Now they are prosecuting a company who, in return for watching a 15s advert once in a while, provide a service FOR FREE that the BBC refuse POINT BLANK to provide but still take £145 a year for. I am utterly, utterly speechless. They are utter cunts.
MPs probe science behind bogus gov booze guidelines
Re: Guinness is Good for you
Too right. My Nanna used to get Guinness on the NHS! Ahh, the good old days.
Russia's space telescope in orbit
Re: Lost in Space
The UK maybe but the Isle of Man has gone from zero to fifth in the international space leagues inside a decade and is currently looking good for a major role in the future. All it takes is some imagination and forward thinking. Dr Brian Cox was over here a couple of weeks ago to see what the Island is doing right and reporting back to Cameron with recommendations as to how the UK can leverage its relationshio with the IOM to get back in the game.
And I tell you something, there is NOTHING like a sucessful (ish) space industry to get the kids excited about Science. The kids over here are getting massively excited about the space industry. Just since June we have had three major events for the kids. First an open day at a hanger storing some old Russian space stations and a re-usable module (being renovated to be used as a space hotel). You could barely move around the hanger at 10am it was so busy. Then the visit from Prof Cox with an audience of nearly a thousand kids. Finally four of the astronauts on February's shuttle mission (Nicole Stott married a Manx Man) did a tour of several of the Schools. And all of those things have been hugely busy and the number of kids choosing A Level Sciences is up and rising.
The stagnation in the US (and beyond) is putting space out of the news meaning fewer kids will get excited about it so there will be fewer well-qualified scientists to get things going again in 10-20 years time.
Scientists snap amazing technicolour dreamtoad
What's the point? What have we gained by "discovering" this "lost" species? Presumably the toad knew where it was and that's what's important. Unless it is really tasty and nutritional leave the damn thing alone and concentrate on some of the real problems.
Facebook begins to challenge Google in UK internet
Something seems wrong
I wonder why the media in general (and TV in particular - and the BBC even moreso) make such a big deal about Twitter then? 3% of Social Media traffic seems tiny. I mean, Microsoft has a bigger proportion than that of the smartphone market and yet it has been written off as a disaster.
Ten... wireless speakers
Re: No "affordable" options?
Yeah, I'm with Tim here. Even a bit in the box at the top of the first page indicating the price range would have been handy. As it is, I had to click through five pages of kit and read all the summary boxes to find out there wasn't a single model that I could even begin to afford.
I mean, it's only a wireless speaker. I have a San Francisco Smartphone and a no-name chinese Android tablet that, combined, cost less than the cheapest of these speakers. And I guarantee I'll get a lot more use from the phone and tablet.
Moto cold shoulders upgrade-hungry Xoom users
Not true
"you had no way of knowing it wouldn't be a Google Experience Device, and that you'd be update starved. -1 for Motorola."
That's not true. You could simply have looked at Motorola's previous behaviour with every single Android device they have released. If you buy a Motorola Android device expecting a software update you WILL be disappointed.
Sony launches 3D adverts channel for Bravia tellies
Re: Other than the BBC
You're joking, right? The BBC spend a huge amount of time advertising. They advertise BBC programmes, BBC websites, BBC iPlayer, the full range of BBC magazines, other BBC channels, BBC Radio, BBC DVDs, text services, competitions, Glastonbury, T in the Park etc. etc. etc.
Sweaties decode ultimate mystery of chips
Re: I wish.....
"a healthier composition, such a less starch and more protein"
Eh? Since when was starch unhealthy? Potatoes are one of the healthiest foods around. It's the process of deep-frying them in fat that makes them unhealthy. Unless the boffins can find a way of genetically modifying the spud to taste like a chip straight out of the ground there isn't a lot they can do about that.
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Samsung BD-D8900 Blu-ray player and DVR combo
Re: How Long
It's not standard (as the review makes clear) but Blu-Ray players do take a while to load discs. Nobody seems to know why. However, having had a Sony BR player for about 18 months, I can genuinely say it has never bothered me. I don't know how long it takes to load BR discs - I'm not sad enough to time them. DVDs start near-enough instantly. Knowng BR discs take a little while I normally put the disc in first, then turn on the telly, close the curtains, turn down the lights etc and by the time I actually sit down the disc is up and the animated menus are on with the (always too loud) background music.
If you remember that most discs come with about 5 minutes of ads before you get to the damned film anyway (yes YOU Disney!) the few seconds waiting for the disc to load is immaterial.
I do wish I knew why, though.
Parmo v poutine: The ultimate post-pub nosh deathmatch
Slight error
The gravy goes on last. It is Chips, cheese and gravy. Not chips, gravy and cheese.
Lenovo ThinkPad Edge E420s 14in Core i5 laptop
Re: Low Res & Too Short, Too Fat
Whilst I absolutely agree 100% about the verticle resolution thing there are things you can do to make it less painful. I've taken to sticking the Windows toolbar up along the right-hand edge of the screen so that, at the very least, I have the full verticle resolution available to me. A verticle toolbar can also display a lot more apps before they start disappearing. I also then set the toolbar to auto-hide but I know this drives most others mad :)
Bug-Byte Manic Miner
What a great game
I played this for, literally, years. The O and P keys on the (rubbish) keyboard eventually died and we had to re-map them to U and I - until they, too, died and we worked our way back down the keyboard. It was probably a year before I was able to complete it (I was only 6 or 7!) and there was no save game. If you wanted to complete it you had to do it in one setting.
We had Jet Set Willy, the follow-up, but it never caputred the joy of those original 20 caverns. My opinions are obviously coloured by nostalgia but I would still rate it as one of the greatest games with Half-Life and Geof Crammond's F1.
BSkyB/News Corp merger: Wait for the cops, says Ofcom
Quick Question
My understanding is that News International have basically admitted the hackings took place and have handed over emails, invoices etc corroborating the facts (not suggesting they would have done this without the Guardian investigation. Just that they HAVE done this). So the police investigation is not to determine whether anything untoward has happened. All parties have already admitted this. The investigation is purely about how much was going on and who knew about it and when did they find out.
All of which is irrelavant to the question of actual guilt. So why the delaying tactics? Same, incidentally, goes for Tesco who say they want to see the results of the police investigation before taking any decisions. Why? Who knew what when is irrelevant to the decision they have been askeed to make.
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Re: Permissions
"Why in hell does a navigation application need permission to make phone calls"
As pervious poster explained, that is one of its new features
"read my contacts list"
Because you navigate to contacts (have you ever used a SatNav, by the way?)
"read my phone state"
All phone SatNavs need to know if a call is in progress in order to decide what to do with the voice instructions, figure out what is on the screen etc. It's a vital part of the system.
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Re: I don't get it
"All modern TVs can function perfectly well as a computer monitor"
Exactly. So what is the point of this?
Aussie retailer accuses UK shops of HDMI 'scam'
I've never had to pay for a cable no matter where I bought it from. No sales-rep worth his salt is going to turn down the sale of a new telly if you start walking away over a £1 (cost to them) cable.
Apollo 14 'naut attempts to flog Moon camera for $80k
Strange responses
Lots of people saying "he risked his life. Nasa should let him keep it". That seems like a bizare reposnse. It looks like NASA were perfectly happy for him to keep it. He had it for 40 years. It is his attempts to sell it to the highest bidder that have raised a few eyebrows! If his space memorobilia is of such personal importance to him, great. The guy is a feckin' hero after all. But selling a piece of national and personal history with no regard to who's hands it might end up in.....
Wimbledon grunters turned down by viewers
Re: Please do this for the footy
It's been done and available for many years. Red button on the BBC offers it and certainly Sky used to have different audio options. BBC offer TV, Radio or "no commentary" options with the crowd noise and pitch mics still active.
As for the women's tennis I haven't watched a match in years. During the 90s when Sampras, Kraicjek and Ivanisevic ruined men's tennis as a spectacle women's tennis was fabulous. Since Seles, the Williams sisters, Kournikova et al started the grunting I just vote with the off switch.
Tennis is a professional sport which means it has to be entertaining enough for people to pay to watch it. If everyone refuses to watch grunters then the tournaments will have no option but to rule against grunting or risk losing sponsors.
Spam volumes show massive drop - but why?
Re: Junk Mail?
> I've abandoned several customers who have taken to third-party "marketing" techniques
Quite right. At a company I worked for a marketing bod came to ask what she could do about the fact that the marketing emails she was sending out kept getting blocked by the recipients' spam filters. We suggested she contact them and ask for them to put an exception in place.
"Oh, but we don't know them. We're just sending out marketing emails to them"
We argued with them until we were blue in the face but they were never going to aknowledge that they were sending spam.
Proper scientists: Old folk should drink MORE, not less
Given the state of the economy don't we want elderly people to die swiftly and cheaply? Unless the medical profession has a legal solution to this conundrum they should just shut the hell up. I mean, what are we paying them for?
Brewer bashes Beeb over anti-beer bias
Re: EastEnders no longer centred around a pub then?
You appear to be mistaking larger with beer. Larger is fizzy, expensive piss drunk by students and Southerners. Bitter covers an enormous range of beautiful beverages beloved of bearded boffins and old men with flat caps and whippets.
Man battles police siege with Facebook
Re: AC "Unless you're the British Government"
Since when did the Britain claim to support Freedom of speech? It never has. The British have always understood that problems can arrise from people being allowed to say what they wish (inciting racial or religious hatred. Supporting terrorism etc) so Freedom of speech has NEVER been supported in Britain.
Oz alkie gets hammered on hospital hand sanitiser
Re: Bitrex
As any dedicated nail biter will confirm, it doesn't take long to get used to the taste of bitrex - unfortnately for my nails. And for a physical addiction/illness like alcoholism it would be a totally ineffective detterent.
Yuri Gagarin lands at Royal Albert Hall
Very excited
Tomorrow morning I'm off to Jurby (a tiny little village on the Isle of Man) to see two spare modules from the Mir Space station (spares that were never used, obviously) along with a re-usable capsule. I'm going under the pretence of taking my son who is hugely into everything space but I am WAAAAYYYYY more excited than he is.
They are the ones some company hopes to put into orbit as a Space Hotel (charging $35 Million) and they are opening the place up and running (free) guided tours for one day only. Can't wait.
Facebook fuels Israeli cottage cheese insurgency
"Curdish Revolt"
Sony releases Android music streamer
At 32.4MB for the download they can feck off.
Microsoft warns on support scams
I thought I had the answer
I'd been called by one of these and just hung up but thought it might be "cleverer" to tell them I didn't have a computer if they ever phoned back. Bad move. The bloke insisted that I DID have a computer and could I please log into it so that he could fix it for me. This went back and forth for some time ("but I don't have a computer so why would I have a slow internet connection" - "Oh but Sir our records certainly show that you have the internet so can you please start your computer so that I can help you to fix the slow connetion" etc) before I gave up and put the phone down.
Fair play to "Jack" though. He was persistent.
Stand by for more big, windfarm-driven 'leccy price rises
Re; I notice nuclear appears viable without the subsidies....
Erm, not exactly. The power stations themselves were built by the government - not private enterprise. So we aren't paying for ROCs but they certainly required public investment. As always, the Register goes on and on about renewable subsidies as if public funding for power is an exception rather than the 100% norm.
Motorola Atrix dual-core Android smartphone
Don't make me laugh
an update to 2.3 will be coming later this year???? Yeah, right. This is Motorola we're talking about. If you aren't happy with what is on the phone, don't buy it. Motorola never deliver updates.
Mio Spirit 687 satnav
Why Why Why Why Why?
Who needs a widescreen sat nav? I want to see what is AHEAD. Not what is to either side of me. What a waste of money.
Online tools to 'end the scandal of empty homes'
Re: Holidays homes
I'm not entirely sure that stacks up Paul - though I could be wrong. On second homes/weekend homes etc you are absolutely spot on. On actually holiday homes where someone buys a house, converts it for holiday use and rents it out, I would have thought this was not very much different to hotel space. It is specifically for holiday accomodation and should be occupied 60%+ of the time. Those visitors will be bringing money into the area etc. I can see the impact on local kids not being able to get on the property ladder (happens where I live too) but not sure it has any impact on taxes. The country needs a certain amount of holiday accomodation to meet the demand. If there was too much, the market should kill off the waste thereby bringing down prices. But to get rid of the accomodation or - worse still - put it all in London, would destroy a particularly profitable part of the UK economy.
Roboprobe spacecraft off to grope asteroid
It's just a bit sad
Cheer up. It isn't all that bad. Robert Zubrin (The Case for Mars) priced up getting to Mars, creating a manned base and - eventually - small-scale terafirming and it wasn't too bad by Space exploration standards.
Space travel etc only looks expensive because we are used to the heavily politicised NASA model - which is really more about creating jobs and votes than space exploration. Mars can be reached for a couple of tens of billion over ten years or so - peanuts really. The main sticking point - other than NASA - is getting past the problem the uneducated masses have with sending a small Nuclear power plant at the top of a launch stack.
Danish embassy issues MARMITE WAFFLE
Re: Boycott Danish Bacon & Lego
Wouldn't touch their bacon with a barge pole. Its 90% water anyway. Lego, however....I don't think my boys would forgive me if I didn't let them play with lego.
Vodafone touts low-tech phone for app-phobes
Quite a few of those OAP's are the reason you don't have to speak German.
What a pointless argument. As History is always written by the victors we'd all be glad we were speaking German and people would be using such empty phrases as "if it wasn't for OAPs we'd still be speaking English". The English lost the battle in 1066 so presumably, by your logic, they were a bunch of useless bastards and should be pilloried for leaving us to be run by the French for over 1000 years?
In any case, I AM part German and CAN speak it thanks.
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I remember seeing a recipe that used maple sap as the hot liquor but I could never find a source of sap. I suppose you could simulate it with some maple syrup added after the boil.
I would say your recipe is dark & robust enough to handle the sugar. Keep the temperature on the low side of the recommended range. I've used both brown sugar and molasses in ales. Last year, I did an English Old Ale that took 24 oz of dark molasses. Molasses is more expensive here than extract and it completely dominated the flavor. Most people though it was a malt note, but a few identified it correctly. Was much better at 2 months.
Thanks for your help David. I've bought a kilo of Muscovada light unrefined sugar which I plan to boil for an hour to invert. Quite inexpensive and I hope that will add something to it. Thanks everyone else for you help too, and lupus for that sugar link, very informative.
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The Chronic was a turning point. One of the best and most influential albums ever made, it changed music forever when it dropped 20 years ago on Dec. 15, 1992, introducing G-funk, shattering sales records and birthing several new stars — Snoop Dogg, Nate Dogg, and of course, Dr. Dre himself. And although Dre's face adorns the classic cover, it was truly a group effort, with a rotating crew of guest rappers, ghost-writers and co-producers giving their all. Many of them went on to have their own amazing careers; others weren't so lucky. Here, two decades later, we catch up with the team of heavy hitters that made The Chronic a classic. —Alex Gale
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Ticket to Tempur-Pedic
Make Sleep Train Your Ticket to Tempur-Pedic!
During Sleep Train's Ticket to Tempur-Pedic event, get 36 months interest-free financing* with no money down, on all Tempur-Pedic mattress models purchased with your Sleep Train credit card 11/12/14-11/30/14. 36 equal monthly payments required. In-store only.
Plus take home two FREE pillows! You'll even get free same-day delivery and Sleep Train's risk-free 100-Day Money Back Guarantee.
Interest-free financing, free gifts and same-day delivery — all backed by Sleep Train's 100-Day Money Back Guarantee. Sleep Train is your Ticket to Tempur-Pedic!
Interest free financing available for in-store purchases only. Find a Sleep Train location near you.
*Offer applies only to single-receipt qualifying purchases. Available on Tempur-Pedic or Serta iComfort mattress sets. No interest will be charged on promo purchase and equal monthly payments are required equal to initial promo purchase amount divided equally by the number of months in promo period until promo is paid in full. The equal monthly payment will be rounded to the next highest whole dollar and may be higher than the minimum payment that would be required if the purchase was a non-promotional purchase. Regular account terms apply to non-promotional purchases. For new accounts: Purchase APR is 29.99%. Minimum Interest Charge is $2. Existing cardholders should see their credit card agreement for their applicable terms. Subject to credit approval.
Call or visit a store location for complete details. Offer ends 11/30/2014.