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Corey Lenar Cade was born to the late Ms. Sharon D. Cade and Jessie L. Jenkins in Birmingham, Alabama on October 19, 1990. He was educated in the Birmingham City School System.
Corey was granted eternal rest on Tuesday, November 26, 2013.
Left to cherish his everlasting memories are: his father, Jessie L. Jenkins (Jackie); stepmother, Alice Jenkins;; brothers, Eric Cade (Stephanie), Jeremy Cade, Jessie Jenkins, Jr., Colbey Cade, Justin Jenkins, Javoun Turner and Ashton Jenkins; sisters, Tawana Pennington, Aleisa Cade (Walter), and Fneshia Cade (Timothy); sixteen nieces and nephews, Cavares, D'Arron, Timeshia, Jalisia, Eric Jr., Tyric, Erron, Aliyah, Erryian, Chase, Jerziah, Jeremy Jr., Jaylen, D'Avery, Jermyah, Darshon, Jayla and Erianna; grandmother, Catherine Bostic; great grandma, Carolyn McDonald; seven aunts, Angela Jones, Anita Woodruff, Crystal Cannon, Jennifer Bostic, Rosemary Bostic, Brenda Frazier and Vontanette Riley; a special sister-in-law, Santina Sanders; uncle, Dwight Cade; a special friend, Martez Brown; a host of cousins, other family members and friends.
Yolanda D. Glass was born May 15, 1968. After many courageous years of battling with sickle cell, Yolanda passed away December 16, 2013 peacefully with family at her side at UAB Hospital of Birmingham, Alabama.
She confessed Christ at an early age at Zion Hope Baptist Church under the pastorage of Reverend E.E. Robertson.
She leaves to cherish her beautiful memoires: her loving parents, Clarence and Carrie Glass of Birmingham, Alabama; one beloved daughter, Brianna J. Glass of Birmingham, Alabama; two caring brothers, Clarence Glass, Jr. of Minneapolis, Minnesota and Daniel Kimbrough of Atlanta, Georgia; two delightful grandchildren, Acari and Jacarion Glass of Birmingham, Alabama; a dedicated godmother, Vicki Truitt of Fort Myers, Florida; nine aunts, nine uncles, a host of other family members and friends.
Jazzmine Janel Green was born December 1, 1990 in Birmingham, Alabama to William Tatum and Rae Green.
She was educated in the Birmingham Public School System, and also received a culinary arts degree through the Job Corps System of Gadsden, Alabama, and later secondary training in San Francisco, California.
She leaves to cherish her precious memories: her mother, Rae Green; father, William Tatum; brother, Denerio Green; two sisters, JaNyqua Green and Tayler Love; grandmother, Minister Mattie Rogers; aunts, Kimberly Crear and Sherry Gosha; special cousins, Edward Webb, Sr. and Deydre Womack; a host of close cousins, other relatives and friends.
Jazzmine is now resting in the arms of the Lord, she was called to her heavenly home from her earthly home, Sunday, December 22, 2013.
Rickie Johnson was born April 10, 1952 in Birmingham, Alabama to the late Richard Johnson, Jr. and Elnora Johnson. He was raised in Birmingham, Alabama where he attended both Lane Elementary and New Castle High School. He departed this life on December 17, 2013 in Nashville, Tennessee.
He was preceded in death by: his parents, three brothers, Richard Jr., Tyrone Martin and Jerome Wiley; two sisters, Shirley Bossie and Cloria T. Johnson.
He leaves to cherish his memories: his daughter, Antoinette "June" Johnson; one grandson; three sisters, Betty Hill, Paulette (James) Parker of Birmingham, Alabama and Faye Johnson of Columbiana, Alabama; two brothers, Oscar Lee Johnson of Portland, Oregon and Elmore (Rosalind) Martin of Birmingham, Alabama; three stepbrothers and two stepsisters; a special uncle, Joe Johnson of Montgomery, Alabama; one aunt, Equilla Lawrence of Birmingham, Alabama; a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Shirley Ann Latham was born March 4, 1954 to Willie Mae Thomas and Eddie Lee Sanders.
She accepted Christ at an early age at Morning Star Church of God.
She graduated from Hayes High School in 1973. She retired from the Birmingham City School System after 25 years of faithful service.
She met and married the love of her life, John T. Latham on February 8, 1979. From this union three beautiful children were conceived.
She leaves to cherish her precious memories: husband, John T. Latham; two daughters, Shirrell L. Latham and Nicole J. Fitts (Edward); three grandchildren, Cameron R. Latham, Maleak Fitts, and Jayda (Newboot) Fitts; five sisters, Rose Thomas, Pamela Thomas, Jackie Thomas, Stephanie Sanders and Danelle Sanders; ten brothers, Marc Sanders, Alex Sanders, Howard Sanders (Betty), Kevin Sanders (Sharolynn), Curtis Sanders (Valerie), Brandon Sanders, Donald Thomas, Ronald Thomas, Jerry Thomas and Bobby Thomas; mother-in-law, Willie Mae Latham; three sisters-in-law, Debra Pendleton, Diane Latham and Angela Taylor; one brother-in-law, Michael Latham (one brother-in-law preceded her in death); one aunt, Mary E. Simpson; special friends, Lula Patterson, Wanda King and Angela Smith; a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Standing in her new home with open arms to welcome her are: her mother, Willie Mae Thomas; father, Eddie Sanders; loving son, Dedrick T. Latham; sister, Angela Farrow; brother, Stanley McGraw; and grandparents, Ida B. and Allen Simpson.
Mr. Thalmus Bernard Lewis was born August 11, 1953 to the late Mr. Thalmus Nixon and Ms. Voncile Lewis in Mobile, Alabama. He was a member of Greater Union Baptist Church, Mobile, Alabama. He later joined Shiloh Baptist Church-Norwood in Birmingham, Alabama.
He was called to rest on Wednesday, November 27, 2013. He was preceded in death by: a son, Corey Beck; brother, Anthony Lewis and grandmother, Mary Lewis.
Cherishing his memories: wife, Beverly Smiley Lewis; son, Thalmus (Kionna) Lewis, Jr. of Florence, Alabama; sisters, Martina Lewis of Birmingham, Alabama, Patricia (Jimmy) Hale of Mobile, Alabama; brother, Arthur Lewis of Birmingham, Alabama; nieces, Cori and Crystal Lewis of Birmingham, Alabama; one sister-in-law, Pearlie Taite of Akron, Ohio; two brothers-in-law, James Smiley of Mobile, Alabama and William (Delois) Robertson of Cincinnati, Ohio; godmother, Celestine Huff of Mobile, Alabama; very special friends, Reverend and Mrs. Nathaniel and Denise Humphrey and Carrie Pugh; a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Quintin "Quint" Long was born on September 10, 1991 to Laquita Long and Anthony Alexander.
He accepted Christ at a young age. He attended Jackson Olin High School for three years but graduated from school in Montgomery, Alabama.
He was a dedicated father and loving person who always had a smile on his face.
He leaves to cherish his memories: a son, Quin'Darius Long; daughter, Lil Miss Eriana N. Long; mother, Laquita Long; father, Anthony Alexander; three brothers, LeMonte and LaDarius Long and Antonio Jarman; two sisters, Cedra Jarman and Jayla Long; two grandmothers, Mrs. Alice Woodruff and Mrs. Lola Long; two grandfathers, Mr. Leon Woodruff and Mr. George Long; two great-grandmothers, Ms. Luise Pettway and Ms. Mildred Long; special aunts and uncle, Mr. Quarnielieus and Mrs. LaTonea Long, Ms. Rolanda Long and Ms. Carol Ann Macklin; special friend, Terri Everson; a host of special cousins, uncles, aunts and friends.
Lesa Griswold-Massengale was born August 17, 1958 to the late Mixon and Rosie Anna Griswold.
She confessed Christ at an early age and joined First Baptist Church of West End.
Her spirit took flight and went to be with the Lord on Friday, November 22, 2103.
She leaves to cherish her memories: three sons, Cedric (Shannon) Massengale, Jr., Carlos (LaToya) Massengale and Ceyione Massengale; one daughter, Cemonee Massengale all of Birmingham, Alabama; three grandchildren, Cedric Massengale, III, Cedric Massengale and Carlos Massengale, Jr.; two brothers, Willie C. (Annie Lee) Griswold and Mixon Griswold, Jr.; one sister, Darlene Griswold all of Birmingham, Alabama; three uncles, Willie James (Frances) Foster, Henry Rives both of Birmingham, Alabama and Henderson (Jimmie Lee) Foster of Saginaw, Michigan; five aunts, Lucy (Floyd) Wilson of Saginaw, Michigan, L. M. (Ernest) Bibbs, Frankie (Johnny) Yarbrough both of Cleveland, Ohio, Pearl Griswold of Birmingham, Alabama and Yolanda Griswold of Montgomery, Alabama; a special and loving friend, Richard Soles; special aunt, Tameria Givan; special friend, Eloise hall; a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Mrs. Earnestine "Jean" Patton was born on October 18, 1940 to the late Eugene Reed and Ella Hinson Reed. She was joined in Holy Matrimony to the late Robert Patton, Sr. and to this union six children were raised.
Mrs. Patton was educated in the Butler County Alabama School System. As an adult, Mrs. Patton moved to Birmingham, Alabama where she held employment as a laborer.
At an early age, Mrs. Patton confessed Christ and after relocating to Birmingham, she joined Sixteenth Street Baptist Church. She later joined Thirty-seventh Street Baptist Church and served in the choir. In 2006, Mrs. Patton received a Certificate of Ministry from Ministerial Praise Fellowship Cathedral for spreading God's word.
Mrs. Patton was preceded in death by: her parents and husband; her son, Robert Patton, Jr. (July 2011) and her daughter, Pamela Patton Harris (September 2013).
Mrs. Patton never met a stranger and she was loved, adored, and respected by many. She leaves to cherish her many fond memories: her daughters, Shirley Patton White and Phyllis Patton; her sons, Floyd (Anita Faye) Patton and Anthony Patton; two brothers, Frank Reed and Thomas Hinson; a dear sister, Maple Jean Carlisle; seven granddaughters, five grandsons, four great granddaughters, numerous other relatives and friends.
John William Pouncy, Sr. was born April 8, 1946 to the late Benjamin and Ida Bell Pouncy.
He attended Hooper City High School and later joined the United States Army in 1964.
He was preceded in death by: wife, Flora Pouncy; his loving and devoted parents, Benjamin and Ida Bell Pouncy; daughter, Sherita Farris; brothers, Louis and Robert Pouncy and a sister, Mary Frances.
He leaves to cherish his memories: five children, two sons, Micheal Farris (Linda) and John Pouncy, Jr. (Tammi); three daughters, Tonya Farris-Williams (Terrance) of Mobile, Alabama, Ronilyn Farris and Ameisha Farris; four sisters, Isalene Scott, Ann P. Mason (Clifford) of Atlanta, Georgia, Mary P. Buckhanon (Willie) and Gladys P. Haynes of Norfolk, Virginia; sister-in-law, Vivian Pouncy; three bothers, James Pouncy, Sr. of Atlanta, Georgia, Leon Pouncy (Connie) of Charleston, South Carolina and Alvin Pouncy (Lorenia); two uncles, Willie T. Pouncy (Lucille) of Pike County and John Humphries, Sr. of Montgomery, Alabama; three aunts, Rosie Oliver, Elizabeth Motley (Henry) of Montgomery, Alabama and Mamie Pouncy; 22 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren; a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and special friends, Jeanette Russell of Wetumpka, Alabama and Robert and Ruby Toyer of Birmingham, Alabama.
Norman R. Robertson, affectionately called "Uncle Trulley" was born July 19, 1930 in Gallion, Alabama. He was the fourth of eight children born to the union of the late Brooks L. and Ogreader L. Robertson.
He confessed Christ at an early age and joined the Tabernacle Baptist Church. He moved to Akron, Ohio and he later moved to Fairbanks, Alaska and worked on the pipeline. He then moved to New York City and resided there for over 40 years as a chef at a prominent restaurant.
In 1995 he moved to Birmingham, Alabama and worked at Robertson Glass Company and there he met the love of his life, Nellie Chappell. They were united in marriage May 27, 1999.
He was preceded in death by six siblings: five brothers and one sister, Rayvell, Brooks, Reverend E.E. Robertson, Harold, Jacob and Elar.
His memories will be cherished by: his wife, Nellie Robertson; daughters, Loretta Clayton of Akron, Ohio, Bridgett Presswood, Yolanda (Jerry) Payne of Birmingham, Alabama and Latanya (Charlie B.) Davis of Columbus, Mississippi; sons, Norman Russell (Darlene) Clayton of Akron, Ohio and Alfred (Vontreava) Ramsey of Biloxi, Mississippi; grandchildren, Normika, Darice, Shawnee, Javontae Clayton of Akron, Ohio and Carlishia (Randy) Allen, Rachelle and Monika Lawrence, Alnisha (E.J.) Cunningham, Tevin and Kevin Ramsey all of Birmingham, Alabama and six great grandchildren; out of eight siblings he leaves one devoted brother, Willie (Ella) Robertson of Kansas City, Missouri; sister-in-law, Margaret (Willie) Lewis of Birmingham, Alabama; a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Sister Diana Williams was born on October 29, 1956 in Newbern, Alabama to the proud parents of Paul (deceased) and Nora dunn (deceased). She was graduate of the 1976 class of Sunshine High School and was employed with Liberty National Insurance Company.
Diana enjoyed being a member of The Assembly of Divine Reality, Inc. and loved singing in The Heavenly Atmosphere Choir. Football was one of her favorite sports and she really enjoyed watching Auburn play while yelling "War Eagle."
Sister Diana Williams departed this natural existence on December 7, 2013.
She leaves to cherish her memories: one son, Brother Corey (Elder Ericka) Williams; one daughter, Shonte' Williams both of Birmingham, Alabama; four grandchildren, Quintez, DeMaria, DKoreyah and J'Sean; six brothers, Marcus Banks of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Herbert Banks, Sid (Denise) Banks both of Newbern, Alabama, Willie james (Annie) Banks of Demopolis, Alabama, Tyrone Dunn of Augusta, Georgia and Paul Dunn, Jr. of Greensboro, Alabama; four sisters, Barbara (Samuel) Turner of Birmingham, Alabama, Jacqueline Williams of Newbern, Alabama, Tracy (Manuel) Densmore of Emelle, Alabama and Sheree Dunn of Birmingham, Alabama; along with a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, other relatives friends and the entire Assembly of Divine Reality, Inc. Family.


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Which toaster should you buy? Which car is safest or provides the best gas mileage? Which Broadband carrier best suits your needs? The answer to these and many more questions are found in Which? magazine. Which? conducts independent studies on products and services here in the UK (much like Consumer Reports) and publishes these findings in easy-to-read articles, charts and rankings. Print copies of the magazine can be found in the Mellon Library, or better yet, use our online subscription by clicking on the following link and using the username and password given:
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Summer is almost here
It's time to start thinking about the end of school and the beginning of summer, and as we do that, here are a few important dates to keep in mind:
Last day to check out materials: 23 May
All items due: 27 May
Summer checkout: 2-11 June
The summer reading lists are now posted under "Suggested Reading," but we'll post them here as well.
Remember, these lists are just suggestions. Studies show that it is imperative that students read, read, read during the summer so they don't lose the progress they've made throughout the year. The most important thing is that students get in the habit of reading for pleasure. Don't focus too much on what they're reading, focus on how much they're reading and their enjoyment of the experience!
Summer Reading Lists
Red Dot Books Explained
It was great to speak today at the MS Parent Coffee about "Red Dot" books in the Mellon Library, but I realize that the small screen may have made it difficult for those in the back to see the Keynote presentation; therefore, I've attached the slides here.
We are thoughtful about which books we label as red dots, but we realize that all children and families are different, so please do not hesitate to talk to us about choices your chldren are making when it comes to independent reading. We want all children to read the most engaging and appropriate books for them.
Thanks to the AMC for Another Great Year
We would like to thank all AMC members for their hard work this year supporting the ASL libraries through the book sponsorship program. A special thanks to Co-chairs Melissa Janssen and Liz Bengis who put in many hours and came up with great new ideas.
Thanks also to all the families who participated in the Birthday Book Club, sponsored a book, gave a donation or used the Amazon links this year. These generous donations keep the libraries strong.
We wish everyone a happy and safe summer holiday!
Library Due Dates & Summer Checkout
These past two warmish days in London remind us that summer is just around the corner. Please mark your calendars with the following dates:
All library books are due no later than 28 May.
Summer checkout begins 3 June and runs through 12 June.
Also, don't forget to stop by if you need help downloading and using the app for Overdrive, our audio and ebook library, so you can check out books all summer long from anywhere in the world.
Author Michael Grant to Visit
Author Michael Grant is visiting ASL on 23 April and speaking to sudents in grades 5 through 8. He's here to promote Light, his newest book in the Gone series.
Visit the author's website for more information. Click here.
Books will go on sale starting tomorrow in the Mellon Library. Light will be available for £12.99 in hardback. Other books in the series will be also be available in paperback for £7.99. The Children's Bookshop will have a table set up next week Monday and Tuesday as well. Books can be set aside for Grant to sign for those who are interested.
Author Event at St. John's Wood Library
Author Liza Klaussmann will speak at the St. John's Wood Library from 5:30 - 7 p.m. on Tuesday, 11th December. Born in New York, Klaussmann now lives in Primrose Hill and is the great-great-great-granddaughter of Herman Melville.
Her first novel, Tigers in Red Weather, has already sold in a dozen languages. In it, Tiger House, newly inherited by the beguiling Nick, is where the beautiful and the damned have always come to summer in Martha's Vineyard. World War II is just ending, and Nick's husband is coming home. Everything is about to change. Tigers in Red Weather is a simmering novel of passion, betrayal and secret violence beneath a polished and fragile façade.
The event is free. Please ask the St. John's Wood library staff to reserve your copy of the book email@example.com.
Mrs. Dyer-Westacott Tweets
When the question, "What should I read next?" comes up in the Mellon Library, everyone knows that Librarian Joan Dyer-Westacott is the go-to person.
Now you can keep up with what she's reading by following her on Twitter: JDWreadsagain.
Support ASL Libraries through Your Amazon Purchases
The American Memorial Collection (AMC) has started a program where you can help to support the ASL libraries when you purchase items through Amazon. It is very easy and costs you nothing! All you need to do is enter Amazon (either the US or UK sites) using our links below. When you make a purchase, a percentage of the total sales (all items are included, not just books) will be credited to the AMC account--the more items that are purchased, the more AMC earns! AMC will forward the earnings on to both libraries so the librarians can make purchases which are vital to maintaining their collections. Please create a bookmark so that every time you go to Amazon, you will go through the AMC link. These links are also on the AMC page on asl.org. Anyone can use these links, so please forward them to your family and friends and let them know that this an easy way they can help to support ASL! Questions to email@example.com.
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Upcoming Literary Festivals
You can find wonderful literary festivals all around England throughout the year, but here are a few of the more local options this fall.
The Blenheim Palace Literary Festival at Woodstock 2012
The Blenheim Palace Literary Festival gets underway this week, September 12-16 and features such speakers as poet Roger McGough Lord Ashdown, Geza Vermes and Diarmaid MacCulloch, Hannah Rothschild, and Liz Earle. For more information, see the festival website.
The Soho Literary Festival
The Soho Literary Festival will take place at the Soho Theatre from September 27-30. Speakers include: John Major, Michael Palin, Ruth Rendell, P D James, Michael Frayn, Kate Summerscale, Charlie Mortimer, and Fay Weldon to name a few. To see a complete listing, visit the festival website.
The London History Festival 2012
The London History Festival is scheduled from November 19-28 at the Kensington Central Library and Waterstone's Kensington. Speakers include Sam Willis, Keith Lowe, Leonie Frieda, Antony Beevor, Susan Ronald, Helen Rappaport, Kate Williams, Tom Holland, Hugh Thomson, Sonia Purnell, Paddy Ashdown, and Patrick Bishop. More information can be found on their website.
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Spreading sickness and disease among the men
Grubby creed!
What are ye but the soulless meat?
Cancer consuming Thy race from inside
No grace awaits Thee in the crying skies above
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Don Grady, who played the dimpled-chinned Robbie Douglas on the 1960-72 sitcom My Three Sons – and, at age 12, was a Mouseketeer on Walt Disney's original The Mickey Mouse Club – died Wednesday in Thousand Oaks, Calif., after a battle with cancer, according to the Hollywood Reporter. He was 68.
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"The risk alert seemed to cover a large landscape of information security," he said. "The threats continue to evolve, and our security continues to evolve to counter the newest and greatest threats."
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Blood drive garners 50 units
Texas A&M Health Science Center Baylor College of Dentistry's February blood drive was a roaring success, according to Sharon Limes, college nurse in the Student Health Clinic.
Sponsored by the Hispanic Student Dental Association, the blood drive garnered 50 pints of blood that Carter BloodCare says could help save up to 150 lives. It attracted 62 participants, of whom 51 were students. There were 12 deferrals.
"Students really met the challenge," Limes said. "The HSDA was pretty terrific, too. Their strategic plan got the job done."
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WASHINGTON -- The latest analysis of the troubled Silver Spring Transit Center says that problems in design and construction were apparent as early as 2010 "but were not effectively addressed."
Montgomery County Inspector General Edward Blansitt says the purpose of this latest analysis was to identify not just what went wrong, but how and why. The cost of the project ballooned as the flaws resulted in delays for repairs.
The analysis by inspector general's office estimates the cost was $35 million in 2004. By 2013, the estimated cost ballooned to $104 million and now stands at roughly $120 million.
The analysis finds that by November 2010, a number of signs of trouble emerged, including:
- Cracks in concrete slabs and girders;
- Concrete that broke away from the finished drive surface (spalling), revealing post-tensioned tendons and evidencing that an insufficient concrete cover had been placed over the tendons;
- Issues related to post-tensioned tendon elongations and tensioning;
- Reinforcing bars that were incorrectly installed or partially omitted in a slab pour.
The report recommends that an objective, third-party peer review should be sought by an outside expert for future projects with complex designs.
In an emailed response to the inspector general's report, David Dise, director of the Montgomery County Department of General Services says:
"While this added oversight is useful, by itself this measure would not have detected or prevented the major flaws in this project any sooner than the County's and WMATA's own efforts. In fact, 'peer review' of the Transit Center design was performed in that WMATA reviewed and approved the entire design independent of the County."
Also, Dise repeats statements he's made before the Montgomery County Council: that private contractors responsible for flaws will be held responsible for the cost of repair, not county taxpayers. But in previous comments to reporters, Dise has conceded that contractors will likely challenge the county's position in court.
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About the ManufacturerHorizons East, LLC was established in 1974, and has been a continuous presence in the gift industry ever since. Over time, a particular focus on Christmas decorations developed and the company has been involved in this segment of the industry for over 30 years. For the past 25 years, they have been designing and copyrighting their own unique styles of wooden nutcrackers, and have become a leader in this segment of the industry. They offer custom design nutcrackers, especially for major customers for whom they direct import orders, and also as needed for any of their customers. For factory reasons, there are some entry level quantities for special design, and with that in mind they offer their retailers a wide choice of styles and sizes out of their warehouse in Stamford, Ct. so that any store can display an attractive variety of nutcrackers, as well as any other of their products, such as music boxes, nautical Christmas, nativities and of course, the traditional snowmen and santas.
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By GENE JOHNSON, Associated Press Writer
SEATTLE (AP) — Last week's animal-abuse arrest of a convicted cocaine smuggler wasn't the first time authorities had found something linking him to bestiality.
A Monroe police commander said Monday that when Douglas Spink's sport utility vehicle was pulled over in 2005, Spink was strangely protective of a female German shepherd that was with him, and he had stickers on the car indicating he was an animal-man-love activist.
Investigators didn't bother with those clues because they had much more pressing concerns, namely the 372 pounds of cocaine in the SUV, Cmdr. Steve Clopp said.
"It struck us all as very odd," Clopp said. "We really hadn't ever dealt with it before. I mean, you're driving around with 169 kilos of cocaine, you might be concerned with yourself or the predicament you're in. But he was just really concerned with the dog."
Authorities searched Spink's farm Wednesday after prosecutors received a tip from a public defender's office in Tennessee. The office reported that Spink had been calling them incessantly about a jailed defendant in a bestiality case in Tennessee.
That man, James Michael Tait, (right) had previously admitted filming a man having sex with a horse in Enumclaw, Wash., in 2005. The man Tait filmed died of internal injuries suffered during the incident. He received a minor sentence in the case because Washington had relatively weak bestiality laws at the time. It's not immediately clear why Spink was calling Tennessee about the Tait case.
Spink's lawyer insists there's no evidence Spink engaged in bestiality.
Read the rest of the Associated Press story by clicking the link below.
Spokesman-Review columnist Doug Clark dedicated a column to this case today. Check it out here, and enjoy a song he wrote about Tait's case here.
A man who helped trigger the passage of a law banning bestiality in Washington has once again been linked to sex with horses, this time in Tennessee.
Sheriff's investigators said Tuesday that 58-year-old James Michael Tait (right) was having sex with horses on a Maury County farm. He and the farm owner, 44-year-old Kenny Thomason, are charged with animal cruelty.
The Seattle Times tackled this story last week. Check it out here.
Read a story on Washington's bestiality bill, which passed in 2006, here.


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Collision Of Worlds Lyrics - Brad Paisley
At the first sign of morning light ol' glory's in the sky
Across the pond, it's afternoon, and the Union Jack flies high
We're on our first cup of coffee
We're on our third cup of tea
And we can't pretend to live on different planets, you and me
In this collision of worlds
Watch the new day dawn on a distant shore
In this collision of worlds
Oh, you can't sit this out no more
Abbey Road, Route 66,
CIA to the MI-6, right lane, left lane,
Metric, imperial, pounds, dollars
Howdy, cheerio,
That V8 growl to a V12 scream
Hail to the chief, Well, God save the Queen!
Cops, Bobbies, Tabasco, Wasabi
Pistachio... Ice cream!
In this collision of worlds
Well it's too late, you can't stop it now
In this collision of worlds
Yeah, find you a place and just watch it now, watch it now!
Yeah, you're a good ol' boy
Well, you're a decent bloke
I say it's irony, I say it's a joke
When I look around, now I can see
We ain't so different, you and me
Meat and potatoes, bangers and mash
Dollars, pounds, dosh, cash
Autobahn, to the rising sun
The I10, to the M1
Congress, Parliament, President, The Queen!
Petrol, you say gasoline
Now grab your bird, and get your girl
Now it's a small world!
Collision of worlds
Watch the new day dawn on a distant shore
In this collision of worlds
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Unique villa 1900. overlooking the Trestrignel beach, at 150 meters by walk. breathtaking sea view from most of its room. closed garden. double aspect sea view terrace. closed to the 2 Perros-Guirec beaches and sailing harbour.
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Surface Pro 2: It's TOOL-PROOF and ultimately destined for LANDFILL
Re: What decade is this?
They did, and it is for recycling purposes. However, it is not enforced as rigorously as it should. Electronics are not being policed not rigorously as car manufacturers, which have to _PROVE_ that their creations have 90% recyclability score before being allowed on the market.
Re: Fans?
Quote: I wouldn't want a passively cooled one, they would get too hot.
Well, here is the answer to your question - they probably have the wrong CPU in the first place. Intel may have improved their benchmarks. However, once you build a system with an Intel CPU you realize that they have improved their benchmarks and it is still "Intel Inside".
It is not a question of repair
It is a question of recycling too. I do not see how a system like this can comply with recycling requirements of the WEE (and its USA equivalents). It is a pity that these are not enforced in electronics as rigorously as they are enforced in other areas like car manufacturing. If you build a car like this, it will not pass CE certification.
Microsoft boffins test rival 'Google Glass' geek goggles, say insiders
Re: Another SciFi sighting
Well, as we are descending towards the society described in that book, we might as well wear the same eyeware.
By the way, while Stevenson is a great master of rants, the rant about pizza delivery in that book beats all of them. By far.
Top architect: The TRUTH about dead Steve Jobs' new spaceship Apple HQ
Well, the lab gheto is still in the corner of the plot out of sight of dream offices - it did not fit into the new "superbuilding".
ICANN approves Arabic, Russian and Chinese global domain spaces
Not really
We are now ready for НSВС - this is by the way Cyrillic "N", Latin "S", Cyrillic "V", Cyrillic "S".
Isn't it just lovely? Every phisher's lucid dream coming true...
Bacteria-chomping phages could kill off HOSPITAL SUPERBUGS
Factually incorrect
USSR continued research into phages long after WW2 and developed usable phage treatments which were used in the food industry.
In the UK fresh fish and fresh meat counters gets a "healthy" dose of disinfectant spray (makes me laugh when I see organic labels on them). USSR actually used a bio-weapon instead allowing them to do with much lower doses of disinfectant :)
So there is a massive amount of prior art on that. It may be abandonware and without a present owner, but it is prior art none the less.
Wait for it, waaiiit for it: We update an Atom tablet to Windows 8.1 Pro
Re: 2hrs 45minutes and still not done !
Quote: "At least one poster on the Debian forums claims never to have reinstalled since Woody, "
My house server is like that. Since potato actually. When the time to do hardware swap comes along it is tarred, untarred onto a new RAID set in a new box to replace the old one. It has been in-place upgraded since some time in 1999. I have not had a single upgrade issue on it in 15 years (it has a full desktop software installation just in case too so you can run xterms off it). However this is Debian, not R00tH4t which has this polished to perfection.
As far as the general install - I have a "packing list" for new machines so I just do an apt-get install with it after initial install and continue on whatever I was doing before it. Depending on the fatness of the Internet pipe and the freshness of the cache, a fully installed, fully patched and ready to use machine is ready between 30 and 90 minutes later.
I have to do the same process at work every few months after the geniuses from IT deregister my Windows VM from the domain controller for lack of use. It takes (even with lots of magic incantations to get super-performance out of kvm on a 16G RAM box) half a day or more. It also fails half of the time because the 5GB ISO with the "latest" corporate standard happens to be 2 days out of date with the install server. After that it needs 1-2h to apply all updates. All of that just to have a fully compatible windows typewriter. Nuts...
Microsoft holds nose, shoves Windows into Android, iOS boxes
Re: Bollocks
You do not need local client software for fully functional RDP to a Tablet. 2XS has proven this long ago. I use it for demos - works flawless of my phones and tablets to a windows VM. No local client required.
WYSE pocket cloud is not a good example of an RDP client, neither is the cytrix one. They are "gateway drugs" to dope you into their eco-system with RDP being the bait.
AMD avoids a red-ink-stained quarter for once, market says 'meh'
Not surprised
Looking at my shopping invoices for the last Q I have contributed to these results. What they ship now for desktop is so much better than Intel that it is not even funny. The APU have come of age and is no longer the cheap runt trying to make onboard el-cheapo GPU perform slightly better. Their mobile and small system CPUs are good too. So the results are not particularly surprising.
Kids hooked up with free Office subs at Microsoft-addicted schools
Re: If you get them young and you will have them for life
From Tom Lehrer, The Old Dope Peddler
"He gives the kids free samples,
Because he knows full well
That today's young innocent faces
Will be tomorrow's clientele."
I guess Microsoft is going back to the tried and tested methodology. 20 years ago MSFT "educational reps" in Eastern Europe and MSFT "partners" were handing out "pirated" keys and CDs for Windows 95 the way a drug gang hands out dope laced candy. That was during the "great Eastern European recession" so the economies there had nothing to pay for it anyway.
Once the economies in the target areas picked up Billigatus himself paid a visit to the president, piracy was discussed and measures were taken. The "pirated" keys were revoked and an enforcement campaign followed. As a result Microsoft had 99% market penetration served on a plate.
Give it a wrist, fellas: Sony's back with $200 Android Smartwatch 2
Re: Success
I do not think it is about cool. It is about functional.
There is a whole raft of jobs where you cannot pull your phone every 10 mins or so to check something while you may actually need to do so.
Bosses organizing "no phones allowed" all day meetings, dealing with far east and to a lesser extent middle east customers, or just the plain convenience of not dragging that 5+ in super-slab pretending to be a phone out of your jacket inner pocket.
3 years ago in the days of SmartWatch 1 things were different - the average high end screen size was sub-4in diagonal. We also used the phone for phoning not as our main net access gadget. So overall, I would not be so sure about the success or failure of this one.
In any case - Sony's gadget actually looks like the only one that is not locked in to a particular vendor "ecosystem". It will also work with non-factory firmware (Cyanogen, etc). So, if my current watch kicks the bucket for whatever reason I may consider buying one.
EasyJet website crashes and burns
In fairness both of them are heading towards a dead end
The fact that all flag airlines have stopped trying to chase them and barrel scape should say volumes to both. They now have enough (and more by the day) customers which prefer being treated like customers instead of being treated like scum.
I have stopped booking with EasyJet after the last Grand Bazaar update to their website when they put numbers of people "looking" at the same ticket to force you into panic/herd buying.
250 other people looking at the same obscure ticket as me. At 6:15 am? Sorry, I find it difficult to believe it. That part of their sales process walks like something that needs a OFT intervention, talks like somehing that needs an OFT intervention and it probably needs one. I guess they will come up with the excuse that they have a "different definition of looking", mentioned in 5pt print somewhere near the rectal portion of their website (wherever that is as a URL).
My last two booking on routes I have been taking with EasyJet for the last 5 years were with LuftHansa and Iberia. The former was 20% cheaper, the latter was 75% cheaper. Nuff said. Low cost - not really. Nowhere near. Price gouging - definitely. I am also definitely not booking with them ever again.
Island-hopping Beardy Branson: I'm dodging rain, not taxes
Re: So tell us Mr. Branson
Jealosy much?
Let me spell it for ya: "For the same bloody reason I have rebuilt a derelict propery in the mountains of a Eastern European country which happens to have _HALF_ of UK tax rate".
I did it so I can spend a few months a year in an unspoiled location where I can work without dealing with the joys of day to day UK life. I manage to achieve ~ 200-400% of the productivity I get in the UK despite having to chop wood, fill water daily and constantly repair the bits of the house that try to fall apart after yet another 2m of snow in winter.
Hopefully, one day, I can semi-retire there (I am not one of those people that can stop working). I did not chose the place for its 25% tax rate. I chose it because it was in a middle of a wood in a national park with the closest village 13 miles away and closest city 30 miles away. The house was a ruin, the place was drop dead gorgeous.
He had more money than me when he chose his, that's all. I believe in his reasoning.
Who here needs to explain things to ELEPHANTS?
Re: Something to point with?
That is different - the dogs are pointing at, not you pointing at and the dog groking what you want.
Twitter-mad twits trade 14 million shares in BANKRUPT zombie biz
Quote: This is a trader fail
You missed the quotes around "trader".
MI5 boss: Snowden leaks of GCHQ methods HELPED TERRORISTS
Re: The problem is
I would second that.
As long as UK government provides political assylum and protection for the mouthpieces and political leaders of "incidents" like Beslan I find it very difficult to believe in their definition of terrorism being the same as mine.
Same goes for Al Qaeda computer specialists from Libya being given assylum.
Same goes for support for a lot of "actors" from the conflicts in ex-Yugoslavia
Same goes for supporting Syrian jihaddist militias and so on.
Same goes... The list goes on... Dunno... We probably have different definitions of terrorist I guess...
Samsung Ativ Book 9 Lite: 13.3-inch slimline notebook with a secret
Re: Too much moolah for too little performance.
After a short moment of temptation I noticed that the RAM is soldered. So Sammy has intentionally crippled perfectly good hardware (this APU can take 16G per DIMM slot of normal DDR3). The situation with the drive is less clear - specs list it as SATA3 so there may be some chance to replace it with something more decent like a 1TB hybrid drive.
For example my considerably older and less powerful Sony 11 incher (using E series APU) has 16G already and will get 32 once the 16G DIMMs become common place. Default spec lists it as 4G Max. The situation is the same with all AMD APUs - if the vendor BIOS has not crippled this in order to provide "fair" competitive advantage for Intel offerings, they will eat as much memory as you will give them.
If it had upgradeable memory I would have gotten it straight away (I actually need memory for my stuff). However as it is non-upgradeable, sorry - no buy.
RIP charging bricks: $279 HP Chromebook 11 charges via USB
Re: Mmmm.... ChromeBooks!
@Yet Another Anonymous coward
I have one running a frankenstein off the internal disk (debian with CrhomeOS kernel because Samsung and Google violate the GPL and do not post sources for their handywork). "Most of us already have more PCs" - true, however most of us do not have one that can last 7h on one battery charge, cost 250£ and have 1360x768+ resolution. That is MacBook Air territory.,
Re: Why?
However, it being HP there is a likelihood of compliance to the GPL including publishing the config for the kernel as well as a viable source tree tarball. So that you (or Ubuntu/Debian) can actually build a viable fully functional working kernel for it.
There is still _NOTHING_ published as required by the GPL for sammy's handywork. Contributions to 3.5+ do not count. The machine ships with 3.4 so Sammy should actually publish its changes to 3.4 for all to see. None of that is available.
So the clusterf*** with Exynos around AOSP and recent crop of Google devices is clearly not an exemption - it is the "Sammy Rule" which in English should translate to "we comply with the law only when we feel like it".
New Terminator-style 'bots can self-assemble, leap, climb and SWARM
Not Terminator
Stargate & Stargate Atlantis Replicators... Much scarier...
Robot WildCat slips its leash and bounds around parking lot
Re: OK
Quote: "I have to imagine they studied slow motion films of cats running, "
Wrong animal to study. Cats are sprinters - all of them. Try having a walk with your feline if you have one. You will note how little it takes even for a very fit cat to get tired and decide that a walk is not for it.
If you are going to copy an animal you might as well copy one of the long distance runners: dogs and wolves, horses or even an ostrich.
. and now think of the psychological effect of seeing...
Yep, an RPG-17 costs about 0.01% of the cost of it and should do it in one hit. Next...
Ballmer intends to remain on Microsoft board after end of CEO gig
Re: Wall St won't like this...
That is known in Britain as "Bury Bad News".
Use the overall stinky situation at the moment to get as much as you can. Commendable effort on Billy Boy's and ChairThrower's part. I do not think it will fly though. Despite the markets being preoccupied with the banana republic situation and the impending USA bankrupcy, they are not likely to ignore this one. MSFT shareholder's revolt. Sweet... Popcorn please, I would love to watch that...
Samsung DENIES benchmark CHEATING, despite evidence
Re: If my car leaned out it's fuel mixture to give me 60mpg ....
Quote: But cars are exactly optimised to do well on 'standard tests'
Indeed. I can think of at least one manufacturer that has been caught more than once doing it. A french one.
Quote :"What do you mean it's not cheating? If your bank ATM was to tell you that you had £500..."
The bank has more like 250. If it is for all customers. If not less (as per current liquidity rules).
Probably not
It most likely looks at the actual signed developer info in the apk metadata. So simple renaming will not work here.
Sony Xperia Z Ultra: The quad-core 2.2GHz MEGA SCREEN PHONDLESLAB
Re: Looks like a nice bit of kit..
Quote "experience I had with the Arc S".
Nothing wrong with the Arc S - Sony has contributed everything you need to run a decent Android on it to Cyanogen and since this summer you have reasonably fresh (4.x - equivalent) nightlies to run on it. They also give you the unlock code straight away.
1. The Cyanogen sony load has some Wifi Problems. If you get them, enable WPA Enterprise on your AP (you need a radius server for that).
2. You need to use fastboot to flash the kernel every time. The normal update does not flush it
Apple wins patent for entrance to retail store
Re: Does The Government Shut Down Affect The US PTO?
Unfortunately it does not.
All US govt agencies which are self-supported by fees are fully operational. This includes USPTO, visa issuing (but not immigration checks), etc.
Steve Jobs AIRBRUSHED from history by APPLE months before his death
Patent law 101
A patent which does not correctly specify the inventors (regardless of are they live, deceased or ascended) is null and void.
BlackBerry ripped itself apart wooing CIOs AND iPhone fanbois - insiders
I am going to answer your question
Quote: Where were those CIO's when iThings were flooding the enterprise?
Reading another clueless Gartner article which proclaimed that we should all do BYOD now. Just the usual stuff CIOs do.
BB was not listening to the techies. It was listening to the techies' managers. That has "Demise", "Doom" and "Destruction" spelled all over it. Just ask a typical techie grunt in a typical non-techie fortune 500 company what does he think about his boss vision and ability to plan and foresee the future.
Now, think... Are you going to base _YOUR_ company's future on that?
EU move to standardise phone chargers is bad news for Apple
Re: Standardised connector
Yeah, right. Just like 30 pin (or 16 pin) monstrosity has any elegance whatsoever.
I would have preferred if they settle on mini-USB as it is generally more sturdy.
In any case, USB can support data at rates necessary for audio, video, storage and networking. So as a last resort, you can implement nearly any "innovation" as network protocol. A good example here would be Mirror Link - something which is years ahead of anything Apple themselves are doing.
Google's robot army learns Spanish
Re: One problem with this approach
You will be surprised on the size of the dataset. It is much smaller than you would expect.
Right, where should we start - this method is not original. This is the Schliman Method. Schliman used this method to be a successful translator/trade rep for varuous german traders and manufacturer associations. This allowed him to collect the capital needed to go and play with amateur archeology and discover the lost civilzations of Troy and Mikena.
The reason why the size of the dataset needed is much smaller than you would expect is that most languages belong to a handful of language groups. Example - if you know one language from each indo-european subgroup you start understanding the whole group (even if you cannot speak all of the languages properly). A neural network can pick up the similarities very easily so nothing surprising here.
Rare gold iPhone 5s goes up against 50 caliber high precision rifle
Quote: "There has got to be something wrong..."
Nothing wrong with using a phone for target practice. Or furby for that matter. As long as you have the money to do it, this is no different from "Will It Blend?".
The wrong starts when you:
1. Think that this rifle is any good to you to defend against your evil government. Hint - government, has tanks, missiles and drones. Going against that armed with a rifle - give me a break.
2. Think that having that rifle is unalienable right. There is no such thing as unalienable right to wield a deadly weapon. It is a responsibility, so a civilized sosciety is fully entitled to ensure that you know what you are doing and are responsible for your actions before you are allowed to have it. It is also entitled to remove it from your hands if this is needed to ensure the safety of the others.
In any case, effectively removing firearms from the hands of the criminals does very little to reduce headline violent crime. They just switch to knives (as in Nottingham and a few other places in the UK) and if the government manages to remove even knives (Stalin tried that) they switch to sharpened screwdrivers and other "dual use tools".
Google reveals its Hummingbird: Fly, my little algorithm - FLY!
Re: "Relevant"
The original map-reduce was delivering relevant results. Ever since "dumb ass" was replaced with "smart ass" (actual internal google code names) the search results have gone down the drain. It is spewing back roughly at the quality of Altavista during the worst of its days at the moment.
30 years on: The day a computer glitch nearly caused World War III
Re: Sir
As a matter of fact, he was given some. Not by USA, not by Russia either. By the EU. It is in some of the russian language articles.
USA and Russia have given him some trinkets. USA a statue, Russia - a few medals (I cannot recognise any of them as one of the higher level distinctions that change your military or civilian pension).
I remember those days - it was some seriously trigger happy time. It was reeking of war. In fact, we should probably be thankful that Andropov failed the war on corruption and mafia at the same time. His atempt to use his backing from the KGB apparatchicks misfired pretty badly and failed. Hint - a lot of people who have lived in Moscow during that period have some doubts in his death certificate. Rather unsurprising considering that the "anti-fraud" (quotes intended) squad from the milicia (police) and their counterparts from kgb were having shootouts on the tube and everyone pretended that nothing has happened.
There's ONE country that really likes the iPhone 5c as well as the 5s
Clueless Analysts
The analysts are clueless. China is and will remain for the time being a severely stratified country. Lots of poor, few new rich. Having a 1000$ phone is a status symbol. There is no way in hell someone with status symbol mentality in mind will show off an inferior status symbol to his peers. This is the same reason why you do not see any new mid-class exec saloons in an "emerging economy". You see either an "enormous shiny boat on the road" with an appropriate badge (Merc or BMW) or something out of Mad Max driven on gutter oil. The boat is driven (or in China chauffer driven) by the new rich while the mad max contraptions imported from the scrapheaps of the richer countries are being driven by the poor.
There is no way someone who wants to be perceived as one of the "successful" will buy the lower spec gadget. In fact, trying to ship a "slightly cheper" option to places like China shows that you have no clue. You either make it as cheap as _THEY_ can make it (rather difficult) or you make it a status symbol. Inbetwen does not sell.
What this data shows is exactly what was expected. iPhone 5C is not made for "emerging markets". It is made to fight Android mid-tier in established markets. Like the UK.
Oracle sued over $33,000 bill for SaaS: STRIPPERS as a SERVICE
This does not surprise me
It is a regular occurance at Oracle World. I guess it comes with the audience.
Not surprising really - it is the only industry junket I can think of where you get stripper discounts. Even Mobile World Congress does not have that privilege.
UK.gov's e-Borders zombie still lurks under the English Channel
@MrXavia - again, welcome to Shengen
Quote "Seriously though the right to asylum should be on first safe port".
Once again, waddaya think the Shengen regs are? Exactly that - first safe port. If you try to claim anywhere else you are loaded on the first train/ship/plane to your homeland.
This particular part of the Shengen regs does not make the Italians (especially the ones living on Lampedusa) and the Spanish very happy, but that is the way it is. So Britain being part of it would have funnily enough made more difficult to claim assylum, not easier. Yeah, I know, the Daily Beobachter and the other nazi rags do not like this fact.
Just join Shengen and get over with it
Based on the amount of hassle (or actually lack of) when travelling in Shengenized Europe and the amount of hassle at British borders I can say: "We should just join shengen and get over with it".
This solves it once and for all. I know this will leave a lot of unionised home office parasites out of work so it is rather unsurpsing that anything leading to that has been sabotaged for the last 15 years.
Europe has had that too and had both its customs and border pararistes removed. They had their saboteurs too (removed and overriden).
I know about the ID part. I got one and it is quite handy as well. Makes for a good passport supplement/replacement. It allows you to travel around all of the Eu while one of the wannabie dictatorships that still want visas is molesting your passport @ their embassy pretending to do security "checks".
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I tested the device manager on 5 android test devices floating around my desk as well as my phone.
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Travel and tourism already run into the 50% +. That is definitely the case in Prague, Paris, Budapest and Barcelona. You are better off just walking down the street and picking a place based on looks and who is in it instead.
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2. There is a statistically signifcant number of verified reviews and/or ratings. Once again - "size matters". It is difficult to compete with Amazon or booking.com here.
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Funnily enough this may have merit
LinkedIn does not explicitly specify that it will send an invite to all of your contacts once it harvests them. If the invite is to be considered an unsolicited marketing communication on behalf of LinkedIn (it walks like one, it talks like one, it is probably one), then this falls foul of a whole raft of existing statutes related to unsolicited marketing (via email or otherwise).
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Program Files and Program Files (x86) - any way to merge these?
Hi, first off I know there has been discussion about this before - I'd like to ask something more specific.
I'm one of these people who just likes to keep applications on a separate partition (apart from those I consider as an integral part of the system, such as drivers etc...). Using this, I've found no problems installing applications such as Photoshop with x86 and x64 versions side-by-side to the same partition (Folder structure = P(rograms):\Adobe\Photoshop and P:\Adobe\Photoshop (64-Bit). By default, Photoshop would have installed x86 and x64 versions side-by-side in a similar structure in Program Files (x86) anyway.
What I'm saying is, I understand the idea in keeping x86 and x64 applications (and their resources) in separate directories for less confusion and cross-incompatibility issues, but do they have to be kept in entirely separate superdirectories? Wouldn't C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IE(x86) and C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IE(x64) work just as well for these dual versions as the standard layout?
I just like to be organised and keep things in one place.
On a side note, again I understand the needs to keep x86 and x64 separate, but seeing as I have a 64-bit machine, do I need x86 and x64 versions of apps like Sidebar and Defender? I know that IE x86 is there for compatibility with web standards (I'm looking at you, flash!) but it seems nonsense that I need two versions of, say, Windows Mail (just in case, you know, I happen to receive "32-bit E-Mail".
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For one thing, the x64 and x86 versions of iexplore.exe have the same name, as well as other files in the Internet Explorer folders.
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Windows 7 uses separate directories for 32-bit and 64-bit applications to avoid conflicts with things like Active-X controls and personally, I wouldn't consider merging them.
You mention Internet Explorer in particular. As far as I'm aware, if you uninstall one version you do in fact lose both as both get uninstalled.
You also mention Flash. Adobe have released a 64-bit Flash version that also includes the 32-bit version when installed.
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@bbearren - I know, but I'm not talking about both .exes in one directory, more like one IE directory under program files, with two subdirectories - one each for the files, .exe etc for each version
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@seavixen32 - I understand avoiding conflicts, just seems odd that none of these conflicts arise when using other applications with two versions, each in a subdirectory of a main directory for the program, like I mentioned with photoshop's default install location, and flash isn't the only part of the web unreachable by 64-bit browsers.
Also, things like Sidebar (The system is 64-bit, the OS is 64-bit, the desktop environment is 64-bit, if I ever really had the urge to use sidebar, why on earth would I use a 32-bit version. Similarly, to what extent is the usefulness of 32 and 64-bit e-mail apps. Even photoshop, I only ever use 64-bit (in fact I sometime install only 64-bit, and leave 32-bit out) and have no compatibility issues, nor missing any features.
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Not sure whether this is of use to you, but you might want to read through this article: Single Package Authoring
And this one too: http://www.samlogic.net/articles/32-...6-syswow64.htm
Although no help to you now, with the proliferation of 64-bit computers there'll come a time when all software is written for 64-bit systems, so the problem won't arise then.
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@seavixen32 Thanks, looks useful. Way to knackered to actually put it to good use at the moment though. Bookmarked.
On a side note, my installing of x86 and x64 applications (totally separate applications that don't share names) on a separate partition under a single directory, shouldn't cause any problems?
Another, even more of a side note - You're in P'boro - I'm from near there (well, near enough - St. Ives)
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@seavixen32 Thanks, looks useful. Way to knackered to actually put it to good use at the moment though. Bookmarked.
On a side note, my installing of x86 and x64 applications (totally separate applications that don't share names) on a separate partition under a single directory, shouldn't cause any problems?
Another, even more of a side note - You're in P'boro - I'm from near there (well, near enough - St. Ives)
I know St Ives well. We sometimes park up there and take the guided busway into Cambridge.
In fact, there's even talk of extending it through to Ramsey and Peterborough using the old railway trackbed.
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Some installers give you the option of where to put software and others do not. I personally keep things the way they were designed by Microsoft. It keeps things simpler and less liable to problems. If you really want to move software around there are a lot of portable apps out there which don't need installing and can reside anywhere.
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