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Labour vows: We'll pause one-dole-to-rule-them-all for drastic fix-up if elected in 2015
>It'd be cheaper, fairer, faster, and all round better, if we just abolish all benefits other than OAP, and give people larger tax free allowances - that way all work pays, and not working ceases to be a lifestyle choice.
People could then buy their own short term unemployment insurance from the private sector (as those of us with any assets must) to cover any transient unemployment.<
And presumably workhouses / prisons for those who chose to buy food instead of such insurance, etc.... you're obviously someone who's never been under financial pressure. I'm all in favour of stopping those who chose not to work from claiming benefits, but I'm a staunch supporter of the welfare state for those in genuine need. Unfortunately, those people often don't get enough help.
Ministry of Justice IT bods to strike over outsourcing fears
Re: Just strike on principle!
>Stike now and strike hard...outsourcing is the reason why so many government IT projects all blow up anyway. Continuing to do the same thing you have always done,the same way; and expecting better results is the very definition of insanity. (or stupidity). Speed does not equal efficiency, especially when you do the wrong thing faster.
Outsourcing should be illegal, everywhere!<
I agree, and I work for an outsourcing company!
Indie record labels to haul YouTube before the European Commission
Re: Old school here
Radio is ok if you don't mind being force-fed the latest playlist of heavily-promoted Simon Cowell rubbish, or the so-called 'classic' tracks from bands long gone.
If you're interested in anything else, radio is worse than useless.
DARPA hands IBM £3.4m to develop SELF DESTRUCTING CHIPS
Mobile Phones
Let's hope they reintroduce the ban on using mobile phones on an aircraft before one plummets out of the sky with fried electronics.....
When Symantec's away... 28-year-old Asigra becomes 'overnight' cloud backup success
'serious businesses'?
>We have over 1000 people in 350 businesses (FCA regulated and HM Government included) across four continents using our Cloud based Accounting and Business solution. Most definitely serious businesses!<
That's fewer than 3 people per business... those people might be serious about their business, but I don't think it's what the previous poster meant by 'serious businesses'.
Fat-walleted execs? Nope, it's a corporate tax swerve that REALLY ticks Brits off
>Avoidance is escaping unnecessary burdens. How can it be unethical if you realise you are overpaying, and work out a way to avoid that overpayment? How is it ethical to bully people (or, yes, corporations) into paying tax that they don't legally owe?<
They're only 'overpaying' based on the fact they they've found ways to avoid paying the full amount. If there were no loopholes then you'd have no argument. None of us like paying tax, but most of us realise it's there for the benefit of the country as a whole; avoiding a fair contribution is simply immoral.
The micro YOU used in school: The story of the Research Machines 380Z
Virtually unused at my school...
My school purchased one of these to use alongside our 3 Commodore Pets and ZX81. Unfortunately the matrhs teacher in charge of computing (a friend & I took over teaching the Computer Studies course from him!) was completely unable to understand the machine, and so banned everyone except one pupil who'd recently transferred from an other school & had used the 380z before, from using it! So he got the most powerful machine in the building to himself & the entire rest of the school shared 3 Pets and an ZX81....
Microsoft says axed certificates were FAILING its software biz
Re: Let me see if I understand this
I was very surprised to find that ITIL was taken & marked on paper too, being a British Computer Society exam
VMware plans courseware on smartmobes for Asian sysadmins
Am I reading this right?
Are VMware actually expecting people to take their certifications based on a short smartphone-delivered piece of 'training', having never touched the product itself?
How the clammy claws of Novell NetWare were torn from today's networks
The REAL reason that NT killed Netware...
...was that it was so easy to run it without buying expensive licences. Netware user counts were strictly controlled by licenses installed from floppy (similar to the CALs that SBS used to use), and if you had a 50 user licence then the 51st person would be refused login. With NT, on the other hand, you could buy the basic 5-user package and run as many users as your hardware could handle. Made it much cheaper if you didn't mind the illegality of it, and back then most companies didn't. I've always thought that it was a deliberate MS ploy to remove Netware market share even at the expense of licensing revenue.
Man the floodgates! David Cameron takes to Twitter
Re: Benefits keep going up.
>You can see spending accelerating under the last government and dropping back to 1988 levels in 2012 (we have a way to go until the pre boom levels of 1997).<
You seem to have fallen for the traditional right-wing trap of thinking that all government spending is wrong. Many people including myself think that a high level of spending (on the 'right' things) is much to be preferred.
>Disability benefits have risen from £26 Billion in 2007 to 32 Billion in 2012 which seems a little quick. if you think Britain has got 20% sicker in 5 years then fine, if not then checking if people are swinging the lead or suppliers aren't ripping us seems a sensible move. Its probably being done badly , most government initiatives are.<
I don't remember the date that it changed, but when the previous government put a 6 month limit on basic unemployment benefit it forced a lot of people who couldn't find work that paid a living wage into claiming that they were disabled. The policy did what it was cynically intended to do (lower official unemployment figures) but did nothing to solve the underlying problem.
>Note tax credits nearly doubled over a similar period.<
Probably because most of the 'new, private sector' jobs that the current government is relying on to bring us out of recession are part-time ones that no-one can survive on - and which don't bring in the tax/NI that the government needs to pay for things. It's a vicious circle created by morons who think that an entire country can be run on the same basis as a small business.
>and all those vicious NHS cuts have resulted in a 20% rise in NHS costs,<
Cuts usually do result in higher costs elsewhere, but it's OK because that money goes to outside ' business consultants' rather than being spent on those depressing unwell plebs....
>Look at the other figures for expenditure, note everything peaked in 2010 despite the fact we knew the bubble was bursting.<
And yet borrowing has increased enormously under the Tories - how do you reconcile that?
>Call Me Dave is not a great world leader but compared to the alternatives he is probably the only choice for the squeezed middle.<
Sounds like you're suffering from Stokholm Syndrome to me.
>Can you imagine the two Ed's in charge?<
Yes, I can. And I think their sympathies for the less wealthy would have resulted in a much less unpleasant situation right now.
> Why not get Nick Leeson to run the economy, oh sorry their party did deregulate so he could break the bank.<
Hmmm... I'd be very surprised if he wasn't a Tory supporter, wouldn't you? And the Tories had consistently argued that there was still too much red tape, and that deregulation didn't go far enough.
Dredd movie review
Where's Walter?
I can't even imagine a Dredd without Walter the robot playing a major part.... ;-)
Yes, it IS a long time since I read a comic. But I am a grown-up.
Office 365 turns Lotus eater
Yep, the company I worked for a few years back migrated from Exchange to Domino. They were US-owned, though (where Lotus is much more common) and we were in bed with IBM for all hardware from PCs to mainframes, so that might explain it.
I still hate Domino/Notes, though....
'Picture of Dorian Gray' borrowed in 1934 is finally returned
Re: It's not what you know....
He also, if I recall, appeared in Kate's video for Experiment IV many, many years ago - alongside Hugh Laurie & French & Saunders.
North Tyneside: Mega-outsourcing deal will SAVE jobs
Re: "initial ten year term"
"Is anyone aware of any big outsourcing deal that has ever actually worked? Genuinely curious here."
I work for one of the big outsourcing companies, and no - I've never seen one that worked either. Beaurocracy that puts the public sector to shame, internal charging & so many different departments involved to do a simple job that it's ridiculous. It's no wonder insurance premiums are so high....
Deadly pussies kill more often than owners think
Extinction-Level Event
I used to live in an area that had a small wooded area 100 yards or so from my house, in the middle of a large housing estate; the only reason it hadn't been built on was because it was a conservation area, a pond in the centre of it was the only home in the UK to a particular breed of newt.
My cat developed a habit of catching these newts and leaving them (usually in pieces) around the house. In the last 2 years I lived there, though, no newts were brought home. I honestly believe that she single-handedly wiped out the entire species...
HSBC brands EVERY Apple iPhone 'an insecure PC'
I've had to uninstall this POS software from several customer PCs simply because it slows them to a crawl - even a recent quad-core machine was almost unusable. Once the software was removed it felt like a new PC.
Cable lays plan for graduate tax
Better solution
Drop funding for Media Studies, American Studies, and all the other crap that no-one really needs, and which really exist as courses only to reduce the unemployment figures. Provide free tuition in science, engineering andother subject that will benefit the country. Raise the bar so that not everyone can get a degree without reasonable effort, so that degrees aren't devalued in the way they currently are.
OK, fewer people will have letters after their name, but they can still get the same jobs they would have done with the nonsense degree - because they're rarely relevant to any real job anyway.
Carmakers and blind boosters boost noisy leccy plan
This wouldn't help my wife...
... who IS legally blind (partially sighted, can only see blurred outlines etc).
unfortunately she has the attitude that the car drivers will see her even if she can't see them, so steps into the road oblivious of what's coming. She's been run over 7 times now (didn't say she was a quick learner, did I?)
A related, but funnier, story is about the time she flagged down a fire engine thinking it was a bus....
Commissioner pledges protection for net neutrality
Re:The net should be neutral, ISPs need to start charging by usage
That's the way it used to be, but as soon as Demon introduced fixed monthly fees it quickly became obvious that that was what the public wanted - so all other ISPs followed suit.
What's new and improving about IT today?
Interesting, but...
... how does this relate to the Marillion business model?
(Sorry, in-joke!)
Branson's SpaceShipTwo rocketplane gets off ground
>Being above the atmosphere seems a bit of a misnomer I mean you can do that in a conventional airliner...<
Really? Wouldn't you need the atmosphere for the engines of any airliner I'm aware of to work....?
Proto-mammals survived ancient global warming in Antarctica
Am I missing something here?
If they didn't nurse their young, what makes them mammals? (or even proto-mammals?)
Surely the defining aspect of all mammals is the presence of mammary glands, which in non-human species is only ever used for nursing the young.
We, of course, have evolved to produce Paris and her ilk....
Nissan to debut anti-prang tech next week
Sales reps will love this...
Now they can pay even less attention to what's going on around them.
Microsoft marks Windows' anniversary with Windows 7
For all those calling Windows a Shell...
...how exactly does that differ from the GUIs in use on Linux?
Government Gateway login details found in pub car park
Who's to blame?
Whenever data gets lost the knee-jerk reaction is to blame 'the government'; but just who is this government? Correct me if I'm wrong, but have any of these losses been down to an elected official? I'm pretty sure that most/all of them have been the fault of the civil service or private companies, both of whom would still be there even if the elected government was changed tomorrow!
That's not to say that I agree with the totalitarian databases being banded around at the moment, and the risks involved do scare me silly. But let's put the blame for the ideas, and the current losses, at the right doors please.
McKinnon supporters plan Home Office demo
I'd like to see him sue the US Military...
Remember that is the country where burglars can successfully sue you if the fall down the stairs while stealing your valuables...
Surely there must be similar grounds when files are left on unprotected servers just waiting for you to trip over them?
Acorn alumni to toast tech pioneer's 30th anniversary
Atom wasn't the first...
I think you'll find they marketed a simple single-board computer with an LED display & hexpad for program entry before the Atom. I seem to recall it being called System 5, which suggests there might have been 4 earlier versions too, but my memory might be playing tricks on that front...
Houston, we have a virus
Linux Viruses
>A low risk Linux virus dated 2001, is that the best you could do? That's what
you consider "proof" that Linux is susceptible to viruses? What a joke!<
Any OS is susceptible to viruses, but until usage of an OS reaches levels capable of bringing in the profit they desire, most virus writers won't target it. I've always suspected that most of the 'nuisance' (as opposed to criminal) viruses out there are written by Linux users with a toolkit anyway...
And yes, I do know Linux quite well. I've been using various flavours of Unix professionally since the early 1990's, as well as Macs from an early stage. I have no doubt that should I be so inclined I could write a virus for any of them. Fortunately I'm not that antisocial! ;-)
Intel Classmate PC lands in UK for £239
RE:How are these any good in a classroom?
The real question is, would the EEE (or any alternative) run the software needed for the curriculum?
Solar-curtain "soft house" plan proposed by MIT prof
>A really picturesque concept, but about as realistic as expecting to heat your home by lighting your farts.<
My wife is vegetarian; I think that this would be a perfectly feasible solution.
Lenovo throws arms and legs around SMBs
Brand Prejudice?
>Well I've had IBM ThinkPads (renewed ever couple of years) for the last 12 years or so and have loved their robustness and quality. However, I wont be buying anything labelled "Lenovo" whatever services they bundle onto it.<
Even though it's the same company that actually manufactured your previous machines that you're perfectly happy with? It's a badge, nothing more.
OpenSUSE 11 a redemptive OS with a Mactastic shine
The advantages of Open Source?
>YaST needs to die, it is bloated and buggy and a steaming pile of crap!<
Surely the main argument put forward for the 'superiority' of open source is that any bugs will be found by thousands of development peers, and put right before anyone notices?
Stem cell researchers claim victory in battle with Church
Mixed Mitochondria
>I think the plan is to create embryos with human chromosomes (where most of >the DNA lives) and cow mitochondria. I have yet to read anything that tells me >the advantages of such embryos.
The only advantage is that they exist. If a good supply of genuine human eggs was available, then no-one would be contemplating complicated and expensive procedures like this, which won't produce 100% accurate results (but which will hopefully prove close enough to be worthwhile).
Dixons admits 'it's even worse than you thought'
If you pay peanuts...
...you get PCW staff.
Seriously, anyone with the level of knowledge we'd like to see working there would demand so high a salary as to be untenable in a retail chain-store environment. Their staff don't earn significantly more than the Tesco checkout operators - would YOU work for that sort of money?
And that's why these places (not just PCW) will die out, to be replaced by special offers in the local supermarket and online purchases for everything else.
Apple tops tech support success poll
>It's one thing to sell computers by the truck load (and Apple sure are doing that lately) but then to be there if they go wrong is the sign of a really great company.<
Really? I thought it was just a legal (and moral) obligation. For the 1st 12 months at least...
Unbundling could cost you £125
A to B to A?
I was fairly happy with my Talktalk connection, but wanted to move house - just 2 miles down the road. The owners of the new house were also on Talktalk. You'd think it would be fairly simple for me to take over the new connection? No. Both I & the other guy had to 'surrender' our line to BT, then ask BT to connect me at a cost of £125. Then, if I wanted, I could switch to Talktalk or another ISP - but I'd have to pay a penalty charge for only having the line a short time....
Complete ripoff.
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The rise of personal devices in the workplace in today's "bring-your-own-device" (BYOD) era has created an always-connected, modern, mobile workforce. As a result, today's enterprises are faced with unprecedented challenges, including the need to learn how to balance good IT security practices with user privacy, personal data protection and user productivity. Gone are the days when an IT group manages the purchasing, provisioning, and configuration of all the mobile devices in their…Continue
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If you're reading this article, chances are that your company is about to embark on idea generation for wearables and IoT or you're already knee deep in the process. This article provides a helpful framework to systematically develop the next billion dollar wearable…Continue
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The Internet of Things (IoT) has the potential to create massive disruptions in telecommunications, cable/ broadband, cloud computing and even…Continue
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Wearable computing will fundamentally change the user experience. Future wearable apps will become more anticipatory and less user initiated. Rather than requiring input from users, these wearable apps will be aware of situations and states, presenting contextually useful and timely piece of information,…Continue
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Like it or not, people are voting with their feet and mobilizing the enterprise with or without a plan from IT. The cost savings and productivity gains of BYOD are too compelling to ignore. However, the challenge of keeping the enterprise secure doesn't go away. It might even get worse for IT departments that aren't ready.
The number of people accessing the web via mobile devices has doubled over the past two years. A recent study by Computerworld claims smartphones and tablets…Continue
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While new wearable hardware might be getting all the media attention, Forrester indicates that wearable apps are the key to helping companies create a connection with…Continue
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Is your company turning away good customers in an effort to stop bad actors? Regretfully, all too often, Internet fraud mitigation efforts are so constricting they turn away real customers.
The reason businesses often turn away good customers is because every site visit or event immediately manifests the natural query inherent in any online transaction – can this transaction be trusted? Determining whether or not a transaction can be trusted is an immensely complicated issue in a…Continue
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Imagine this scenario. John, an employee of your business, is having a typical morning at work. It's 9:15 a.m. as he's checking his morning emails. Oddly, he gets a notice from the HR department asking for login information due to an error, so he hands it over.
But there is a problem. That wasn't the HR department.
John was just the target of an intelligent email phishing scheme. After he enters his data, it's used against your company as hackers enter your network. Once…Continue
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There's a very good chance that you're reading this article on a mobile device. 2014 isn't so much the year of mobile, but the year that businesses finally realized the implications of not getting to grips with it. Here are five common mistakes made by mobile marketers, with some practical advice on how to avoid alienating your mobile customers.
5. Ignoring mobile because it's hard. Many marketers have know for a long time that they must crack mobile marketing to…Continue
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Data recovery companies experience an influx of devices with weather-related damage in the warm spring and summer months. Here is a list of tips to protect devices while traveling for business.
Sweltering summer sun can be brutal. Just think about the temperature inside a hot rental car on a bright day. Electronic devices were never meant to withstand being grilled in the sun, or lying on a blistering dashboard. Although many devices, such as tablets and…
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Smart wearables and sensor-laden devices (SLDs) have the potential to raise brand engagement to new heights. Wearables are not simply another extension of your social media strategy but can handle something that smartphones cannot, namely a constant interaction between the computer and user…Continue
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What if your mobile device provided you with exactly the information that you wanted, when you wanted and only for as long as you wanted it? What if it was possible to create a room on your phone or tablet that is dedicated to a purpose just as rooms in your house are dedicated. You have a kitchen for cooking, a bedroom for sleeping, a bathroom for ... well you get the idea. What if you could isolate rooms on your phone or tablet for very specific purposes? You could create a room that is…Continue
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With iOS 7 out for less than a week and already downloaded onto over 200 million phones and tablets, your business is probably coping with the new OS relatively well. However, iOS 7 represents more than just a design shift, it actually puts the enterprise first. Rather than just coping with the new OS then, you should take iOS 7's takeover of your business…Continue
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Bring your own device (BYOD) continues to gain speed and will likely remain a key to increased productivity and employee efficiency for organizations throughout the world. BYOD allows employees the ability to bring their own devices, as the name implies -- like smart phones, tablets and laptops – while using the company's network instead of a company-provided device.
BYOD strategies create a great many benefits, and risks, that each organization's IT department needs to…Continue
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Unsecured content, documents, and other data on mobile devices can be a huge liability for any enterprise. It's no exaggeration to say that it can be at least as big a liability as an unsecured website or wireless network!
Unfortunately, the mobile workplace becomes more fragmented and out of control all the time. The adoption of multiple devices running on multiple platforms (Windows, Android, iOS, etc.) quickly leads to "device fragmentation," which can be a nightmare for IT and…Continue
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It's no secret that the mobile industry is a moving target for enterprises. With new devices, operating systems, and complexities added every day, it's difficult to predict what solutions or services will be needed to keep up with the market pace. In addition, while mobile app adoption was predicted, no one expected it to explode the way it has today.
Enterprises are now racing to join the mobile revolution, but are discovering risks in sprinting to the finish line. Let's take a step…Continue
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In 2012, there were 267 million records exposed as a result of data breaches. That's more than 500 per minute or eight per second; and 2013 is on pace to be even worse. Perhaps it should come as no surprise then that consumers have become numbed to the seemingly endless stream of data breaches making the headlines. Merchants, daily deal sites, social networks, government agencies and healthcare giants have all been hacked during what might rightly be seen as the "Year of the…Continue
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Whether it is a business looking to reduce its capital expenditures on continuously buying new technology devices, or it is being driven by the employees who want to bring their personal devices to work – BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) is gaining momentum. As a small business, it's hard to know which tools or solutions are out there that can make managing this trend easier. And of course, there are a number of security considerations from this trend. Mobile device management is one solution,…Continue
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Remember coming into the office, tapping away at a desktop computer, and leaving work behind when you went home for the day? That continues to be a reality for some employees, but those days are long gone for most of us -- and if you're under 30, you may not remember them at all. Many of today's workers use a much broader range of devices – and work in a much broader range of environments – than they did 10, or even 5 years ago.
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When we talk about online security there's a school of thought that suggests you can either make it safe, or you can make it easy to use, but you can't have both. As we see a sharp rise in online fraud and identity theft it seems that traditional passwords are neither.
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Below is a list of some of the programs that will be offered in conjunction with Student Life, Student Health Services and the Office of Intercultural Services over the course of this semester. Please feel free to attend and look out for details of these programs on your Student Life Office bulletinboard and Blackboard emails.
• StressLess Series:
Test Anxiety:
- Wednesday, 9/17 (12:00 pm - 1:00 pm)
Time Management:
- Wednesday, 10/1 (12:00 pm - 1:00 pm)
Imagery in Stress Management:
- Monday, 11/10 (12:00 pm - 1:00 pm)
Destress Express:
- Mon-Wed, 12/1-12-3
• Global Connections in Healthcare
October 27th, November 5th, and November 17th
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We are joined by comic writer Cullen Bunn who is the creator of The Damned, The Tooth, and Sixth Gun by Oni Press. He written Captain America, Wolverine, Venom for Marvel Comics and is writing a new ongoing Fearless Defender(Coming out in February) for Marvel Now. Cullen will is writing a new Ultimate Wolverine(Coming out in March) four issue mini. http://www.cullenbunn.com/ We are now on Stitcher Radio This podcast is sponsored by Friendly Neighborhood Comics http://friendlyneighborhoodcomics.com/ Discount Comic Book Services http://www.dcbservice.com/index.aspx Instock Trades http://www.instocktrades.com/ Join us on the forums at http://www.forumforgeeks.com http://thetaylornetwork.wordpress.com/ You can also join us on the Facebook group TaylorNetwork of podcasts Also we ask that if you have some time leave us a rating and or Itunes review because that helps us greatly to promote the show.
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Peanut Butter Recall
Updated: 02/16/2007 - Check your peanut butter. Conagra Foods is telling consumers to throw away certain jars of Peter Pan and Great Value peanut butter.
Updated: 02/16/2007 - Check your peanut butter. Conagra Foods is telling consumers to throw away certain jars of Peter Pan and Great Value peanut butter.
Updated: 02/16/2007 - A new advertising campaign is aimed at Shenandoah Valley farmers, to tell them money is available to help prevent pollution in the Chesapeake Bay watershed.
Posted: 02/15/2007 - People had mounds of ice to deal with in Harrisonburg.
Posted: 02/15/2007 - It's been nearly 48 hours since some Valley residents have had power and heat.
Updated: 02/15/2007 - Health Care is one of Governor Tim Kaine's top priorities. That's why he's in the Valley tonight, celebrating the re-opening of a much needed clinic for citizens in the community.
Updated: 02/15/2007 - While local power company crews are working hard to restore power in the Valley from the recent storm, they've needed help from out of state companies.
Updated: 02/15/2007 - Virginia Congressman Tom Davis and several others plan to introduce a bill today that would give the FDA the authority to regulate tobacco.
Updated: 02/15/2007 - A state transportation bill is heading back to the drawing board.
Updated: 02/15/2007 - More than 270 members of the Virginia National Guard will be welcomed home from Iraq this afternoon.
Posted: 02/15/2007 - A man who was injured in a traffic accident Tuesday afternoon on Afton mountain is now listed in fair condition at UVA hospital.
Updated: 02/15/2007 - Two people with political ties to Governor Kaine told the associated press earlier today that Kaine could announce his support for Senator Barack Obama as early as this weekend.
Updated: 02/15/2007 - For those without power or who are left out in the cold, there is a place to stay.
Updated: 02/15/2007 - City crews are using more than just conventional plows.
Updated: 02/15/2007 - It seems folks in the Valley heeded the warnings by staying off the roads Tuesday night. That meant less accidents and calls for rescue crews.
Updated: 02/14/2007 - This icy snow makes it much more difficult to clear sidewalks and parking lots. That's because it's a lot heavier than powdery snow.
Updated: 02/14/2007 - It's definitely cold outside and with power lines down throughout the Valley, it's turning out to be a cold day for many residents who are without heat.
Posted: 02/14/2007 - As VDOT continues to salt the roads tonight, the Smart Traffic Center is continuing to monitor the roads as well.
Updated: 02/13/2007 - Governor Kaine has authorized Guardsmen into active duty immediately.
Posted: 02/13/2007 - Although weather forecasters are predicting up to half an inch of ice right here in the Valley, folks statewide are battling this winter mess.
Posted: 02/13/2007 - The Virginia Department of Transportation says it is ready for whatever bad driving conditions come our way.
Posted: 02/13/2007 - It won't be long before Rockingham County Schools have a new superintendent.
Posted: 02/13/2007 - Intersate 64 on Afton Mountain Reopens after multi-car accident closes highway for hours. One person seriously injured in accident.
Posted: 02/13/2007 - Virginia Governor Tim Kaine Declares a Statewide Emergency In Advance of Winter Storm
Updated: 02/13/2007 - A parole violation calls in the Critical Incident Response Team and closes down an Econo Lodge on route 250 in Staunton this on Tuesday.
Updated: 02/13/2007 - While officials are urging people not to drive at all, some of us will have to venture out into the bad weather.


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By Charles Fischer and the "Grizzled Ol' Coach" Mike Morris
We have ALL been fooled by Spring Games of the past, as players who starred in these May games would not ever see the light of day on the football field in the fall – or they transferred out. Yet other times they have shown us glimpses of the potential some of the young Ducks possess and it gives us a valuable heads up for study in the summer.
As a fan, you try not to place too much importance on them, yet we watch them by the boatloads of people! Why? Because we fans are starved for football and it is the only tidbit of football nourishment before fall camp due to the restrictions on fans.
The 2014 edition of the Spring Game had it's share of yawners, but there were a couple of lessons to take away from the tape as the "Grizzled Ol' Coach" and I were excited with our updated view of a couple of players AND plays! Let's dive in!
I was surprised to see something new actually presented in the Spring Game … and the game had several. One was the "Naked Sweep" play that we have not run since 2011, but for an occasional appearance. Oregon blocks the Outside Zone Read to the right (above) with every intention of going that direction. Because of the "bucket-steps" at the beginning by the offensive line — it is very convincing to all the defenders who then work to defeat the blocks along that outside wall.
What is most unusual is how Marcus Mariota is Zone Reading the Middle Linebacker to determine his gap commitment; is the MLB going to plug the gap he is responsible for against the OZR, or is he going to move outside to the left to stop the running back who could be taking the handoff for a sweep without lead blockers? The linebacker has clearly taken a step toward the inside gaps of the OZR, thus Marcus hands off to Thomas Tyner.
The defenders above are clearly sold on an Outside Zone Read coming their direction and are tied up below on that. Tyner sets up his TE block nicely by cutting inside to allow the TE to get angle on the defensive back, and then he pops outside for the a nice gain. It is great to see this play dusted off and brought out of the playbook again!
This play above combines all the components we love about the Oregon offense; it employs the Zone Read, it allows our most skilled offensive players to have open field one-on-one running opportunities, and it puts the defense in the difficult spot of defending TWO plays at once.
You see, the QB can keep the ball and follow the OZR blocking, which he did later in the game! Or … the Ducks can still throw the Bubble to the top of the screen, and can run play-action passes off this entire set of movements within this play. It is very-very difficult to defend! (Thanks to Coach Morris for pointing it out to me)
There are some notes we need to take concerning our defensive line, as that area to me was the most pleasant surprise. The Grizzled Ol' Coach has been concerned about the Nose Tackle position as to whether we have enough push and space-taking capacities from our Nose Tackles. He and I were both impressed with what we saw of the improvement by Alex Balducci.
A discussion for another analysis is the "Bear" look the Oregon defense employed a number of times, where they lined the NT head up on the center and had defensive tackles lined up to plug the "B" gaps, which is the space between the guard and tackle of the offense. The linebackers are threatening run-blitz at the same time
The screenshot above was especially exciting to the Coach and I as we watch Alex employ PERFECT defensive line technique by standing up our starting center, and then slipping his head to the side of the center's head to check where the play was going. Note how the other defensive linemen are in the process of doing the same thing! This entire process and technique was best demonstrated by Taylor Hart in the Alamo Bowl, and the coach and I detailed it in this Fish Report.
Above we see Alex begin to discard the offensive lineman and begin to move to stop the Inside Zone Read that is coming at him. I'll let the GIF show the rest of the play.
This play above took tremendous strength, leverage, and technique to make this tackle, and it brought big smiles from Coach Morris as he described the action for us Oregon fans.
It is kinda hard to see above, but No. 44, DeForest Buckner, is showing us WHY many believe he will be up for All-Conference and possibly even national honors next year. The red arrow points him out as he is finishing a Swim Move for run defense. Normally you see this strategy on the pass rush, as we saw in the UCLA game Fish Report detailing Arik Armstead employing this move.
Buckner is not satisfied (above) with just making a tackle-for-loss as he punches the ball out of the running back's hands and creates a fumble!
So let's get this right; he beats his man at the snap of the ball, creates a fumble in the backfield, and then recovers the fumble (above) as well? Wow — Coach and I were hopping a little in our seats watching the technique in slow motion showing the desire by DeForest to make a big play for the defense! It has been so exciting to see such refined defensive line technique by our veterans, as the repetition that takes place in practice is manifesting itself on the field of play.
I have been searching my mental data-base for a comparison to DeForest's agility, strength, and speed at our defensive tackle position and I'm drawing a blank. The combination you see above is rare, and the closest I can think of is Marcus Woods of 1989-90, but he was at Nose Tackle. The simple reply is "Haloti Ngata," but he primarily used the Bull Rush, (which was incredibly successful, BTW) and he plays NT now in the NFL. Any help here?
OK … it's official. I am completely distracted in this Fish Report by the defensive line improvements the Coach and I are seeing. I can hardly believe my eyes as I see T.J. Daniel (above) use PERFECT technique to get his arms and hands inside the offensive tackle and slide his head over to the side of the offensive lineman's to check the gap he is responsible for and the play. Look how ALL of the defensive linemen are doing that! I think the "Coach Aiken" effect is beginning to show from his years of experience coaching both in college and the NFL.
Is this process becoming familiar? Daniel (above) is using the same process we saw from the veteran Balducci earlier and now he is discarding the blocker to make the tackle of the play coming right at him!
Not only did we see superb technique from the sophomore (above) but it appears that T.J has grown further and put on some very solid weight; frankly, he looks pretty studly (a technical term).
As you can tell — I have not uncovered all the gems of the Spring Game, as the Grizzled Ol' Coach and I were thrilled with the progress of the Oregon defensive line. I will be doing another analysis in the near future to finish our observations, but as we leave the defensive line discussion — I am struck by the words of Coach Mike Morris as we watched Daniel and new JC transfer/monster Tui Talia (above):
"Charles … our second team defensive line might be every bit as good as the first team!" Whoa! I could not disagree, as we saw Tui plug gaps and block the passes of the opposing QBs as well as chase them out of the pocket. The delightful surprise of the Oregon Spring Game? The amazing improvement and depth of the Oregon Defensive Line, and I suspect they are going to create some big plays for us to cheer this fall.
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I've been asked several times now what would be considered 'sci-fi'. The simple answer is science and fantasy. The long answer can be found on Wikipedia, I've linked the subgenre's below so you can look through and get clarification, inspiration and get the juices flowing!
Via Wikipedia, the definitions are as follows:
Science fiction is a genre of fiction dealing with imaginative content such as futuristic settings, futuristic science and technology, space travel, time travel, faster than light travel, parallel universes, and extraterrestrial life.
Categories of sci-fi are as follows:
Hard science fiction, or "hard SF", is characterized by rigorous attention to accurate detail in the natural sciences, especially physics, astrophysics, and chemistry, or on accurately depicting worlds that more advanced technology may make possible.
The description "soft" science fiction may describe works based on social sciences such as psychology, economics, political science, sociology, and anthropology.
- 5.1 Other speculative fiction, fantasy, and horror
- 5.2 Fantasy
- 5.3 Supernatural fiction
- 5.4 Science Fantasy
- 5.5 Cli-fi
- 5.6 Horror fiction
- 5.7 Mystery fiction
- 5.8 Superhero fiction
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November 27, 2014
DENVER (AP) - Colorado school administrators are ready to make their case for getting $380 million from the federal government to improve education.
The state makes its pitch Tuesday for competitive grants the Obama Administration has set up to spark innovation. Colorado's 150-page plan includes incentives for top teachers, resources focused on failing schools and sharing data across the state.
Colorado's plan is less clear on how to evaluate teachers. That's a stated goal of the administration, which is using the grants to coax change.
It is not clear how many states will be chosen to receive the first round of competitive grants.
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Politicians in Houston, Texas, have apparently adopted Kremlin tactics in dealing with dissent. The city of Houston has issued subpoenas demanding a group of pastors turn over any sermons dealing with homosexuality, gender identity or Annise Parker, the city's first openly lesbian mayor. And those ministers who fail to comply could be held in contempt of court.
This all began when the City Council passed an ordinance allowing, among other things, men to use women's rest rooms and vice versa. The action was part of the city's "non-discrimination ordinance." Read More»
With a firm grip on his dual mantra of making everything about political impact and never letting a crisis go to waste, President Obama has appointed a Democrat heavy-duty political operative named Ron Klain to be "Ebola Czar."
Never mind that Klain has no medical or disease expertise. Now we get to watch news reports of a few thousand of our troops diverted from their military duties, plus trainloads of American dollars, pour into West Africa to build medical infrastructure while the Ebola Czar labors to make Obama look good. Read More»
Some people I know refuse to watch the news or read the papers these days, and who can blame them? The headlines are depressing and no one seems to be in charge.
The stock market rises and falls, playing "now you see it, now you don't" with your 401k, the Ebola virus is on the move, infecting more and more people, while the United States pretends there isn't anything at all to worry about. Read More»
Goddard College's recent decision to have its students addressed from prison by a convicted cop killer is just one of many unbelievably irresponsible self-indulgences by "educators" in our schools and colleges. Read More»
It happened a few months back. My father-in-law celebrated, to our great joy, his 88th birthday.
There was no pomp or circumstance involved. He abhors that. Because he is among the most beautifully well-mannered people I have ever encountered, he politely took all the calls though he really wished we would just treat it as another day and leave him alone to watch the news channel. Read More»
Normally a synod of Catholic bishops does not provide fireworks rivaling the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, where Mayor Richard Daley's boys in blue ran up the score on the radicals in Grant Park.
But, on Oct. 13, there emanated from the Synod on the Family in Rome a 12-page report from a committee picked by Pope Francis himself — and the secondary explosions have not ceased. Read More»
Three preachers were having lunch at the local diner, when one said, "You know, I'm having a lot of trouble with bats in the church attic. I've tried everything, but nothing seems to scare them off."
The second said, "We're having trouble, too. I've had hundreds living in my belfry. I even had the place fumigated, but I can't get rid of them."
The third said, "We've had lots of bats, also, at our place, but I found the solution. I baptized all of mine, made them church members, and they all disappeared. I haven't seen a one since they joined." Read More»
Yep, I know. After reading this story, the parents of school-age kids out there will be irritated at me for months simply because I said it's okay to break rules.
Trust me, it's not intentional. But if you do get really upset, please don't send emails to my editor. Send all of them to my dad in Florida. After all, it's his fault. He and Mom taught us kids that honesty is the best policy.
Rules are meant to be broken. The rules of English, that is. Read More»
It had been a long time—a very long time—since I had walked through the doors. Some things had been changed, added to, moved, or eliminated...but it was the same: familiar, warm, and comforting. I was back in my hometown of Kingsport, Tennessee and it was a Sunday. It was just before 11:00 a.m. and I found a seat about two of the way back and settled in. After 41 years, I was back in a pew at Mountain View United Methodist Church. Read More»
Today I write to you about an important new ministry that is present and active here in Fayette County. This ministry is "There Is Hope." Its founder and leader is Fayette County resident Pastor Gary Taber, who is quick to tell us that his passion for this ministry comes from personal experience within his own family. What I will do here today is share with you what Pastor Gary presents as he talks about the growing and vital need for this ministry. Read More»


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Dark Enemy Lyrics - Xentrix
Blackness, fills the sight I see,
Destruction, malignancy.
Intense pain, ripping through my veins,
Try so hard but this enemy remains.
Demonic passion, you can't dismiss,
Bleak depression, you reminisce.
Enforce the grip, on your life,
Try to remove it, with a knife.
Face your dark enemy.
Face your dark enemy.
Infestation, you can;t see,
Realisation is yet to be.
Infection, pumping through,
They don't know, haven't got a clue.
Remember what it was like before.
It grabbed you, blacked out all you saw.
Conspiracy, inside your head,
Until you think you're already dead.
Face your...
The pressure's on, time ticks away,
Immobilized, you try to delay.
Memories gone, you're unaware.
Your will to live replaced by despair,
Screams of pain you emanate.
Have no faith you're full of hate.
Helpless now, so full of fear,
No point in this, your end is here.
Face your...
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Stop us if you've heard this one before: an apocalyptic event forces humanity to seek refuge underground. You emerge from your vault-like shelter some time later only to discover what's left of the ravaged Earth has been be claimed by competing clans of bandits, raiders, thieves and mutants. Oh, and you're special – as in "key to humanity's survival" special. Still not ringing a bell? We bet you a few bottle caps you'll find the story behind id Software's upcoming Rage somewhat familiar after watching this latest developers' diary (and a few more caps that you'll be too intrigued to care).
Similarities to Fallout (and to a lesser degree, Borderlands) aside, Rage looks pretty interesting and... well... just damn pretty. It's evident id Software is making full use of the its new id Tech 5 engine, and that it isn't intent on simply riding on the coattails of previous post-apocalyptic fare.
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Cold and breezy weather will greet you in Minneapolis if you are headed north for the Husker game this weekend.
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Dozens of Michiana teens danced the night away at LOGAN Center Saturday night.
Harris Prairie Church of Christ partnered with the LOGAN Center to put on a prom for all the disabled high school kids living in the area. The theme of this year's prom was "Golden Night," inspired by Britt Nichole's song, "Gold."
Besides music and dancing guests of the prom enjoyed pizza and a ton of desserts. Students from Penn High School helped out at the event, saying there hadn't been anything like it at their school before.
"Over spring break I was thinking about starting everything and it came together after that. I went to the principal and got it approved, and then I started spreading the word around the school," said Lauren Nidea, president of Dream Commission Society at Penn, "I think everyone was really excited about it because there hasn't been anything like it at Penn."
The prom ran until 9:30 p.m. Saturday, May 4. The responses were so positive that all parties involved plan to put on another prom next year.


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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -- A Virginia Senate Committee has rejected a bid to prevent Medicaid patients from having abortions when doctors determine the fetus has profound deformities that make survival unlikely.
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Date: January 25, 2013
by: Pam Eubanks | Managing Editor
This morning, Foundations Academy and The Tabernacle Christian School celebrated the winter season with snow days.
Students enjoyed sledding, Sno-cones and other snow-themed treats and activities during each school's respective snow day event.
The winter celebration continues tonight, as Church of Hope hosts its second annual Snow Slide event. The family gathering, which costs $15 a person and is open to the public, includes a 3-ton snow slide, campfire cookout, coffee and cocoa bar, wintertime hayride and more. Festivities run 6 to 9 p.m. at the church, 1560 Wendell Kent Road, just off I-75 and Fruitville Road.
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Is DiNardo's crab house still as good as it used to be?
I live in the SF Bay Area now, poor me, and have no access to a good dirty crab. We used to go to DiNardo's at 15th and Race when I was in school there. Is it still WONDERFUL? The spicy crabs, the spicy fries.
Sigh. Dungeness don't measure up.
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So, Walt's? Any other crab house? DiNardo's used to be SO good. But that's going back >10 years.
I'm only familiar with DiNardo's (Race St. between 3rd and 4th) going back a couple of years, but I think it's a great place for crabs. My sister and I went last Monday and yes, the crabs and fries are still spicy and yummy. Haven't ever had cold crabs served to me...Lawslaw, did you by any chance order the "all you can eat" crabs? I can imagine that those aren't cooked to order.
No, I orded 6 crabs--larges--and they were REALLY disappointing. I pointed out that they were cold and the waitress just said that oh yeah, they're cold... and walked away. It was really rude and bad.
I ate there five years ago and had the "Steamed Crab". These were significantly better than the "Garlic Crabs" even though you wouldn't think so (how can you go wrong with Garlic?). It could be that even the "steamed crabs" have gone way down since then, but these were clearly what you HAD to order.
The only problem I had there is it was WAY expensive and probably a bit of a tourist trap. That's probably the main reason I haven't been back.
Dinardo's isn't the greatest seafood place, but it isn't that bad either, especially if you want to gorge yourself on crabs. $30 Monday night, all you can eat blue crabs with Old Bay fries, slaw, bread, etc. I've been there a bunch of times, the crabs have always been hot and plentiful. The place is somewhat of a landmark so it is always worth a trip (if you like crabs). The brew pub in Manayunk has all you can eat crab legs on Tuesday nights.
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Try Bonk's in Port Richmond and while there, please mention your mis-pronunciation of Philadelphia to others nearby, they will greatly appreciate your humor. Kind of like when others refer to the city by the bay as Frisco....in which decade did you last visit Philly?
PS, they're Blue Claw or just plain Blue crabs anyway....not sure what's a Blue Point...
hm, i'm generally vegetarian but growing up down in maryland i can't help but help myself to a dirty blue crab every now and then and i do admit they are tough to find in philly!
we visitied dinardo's at 3rd and race about a month ago and, realizing i'm not in baltimore anymore, i can admit the crabs (ordered 6 regular) were pretty good! very hot, fairly dirty... though i don't get that hot sauce "philly style" thing. not good! we pushed that to the side and continued on. i found the service fast and extremely friendly. and at 8pm on a saturday night with no reservations - hard to believe i didn't even have the chance to finish my first beer at the bar before they announced our table was ready! the dining room is warm & cozy. i have no complaints other than they close too early. ;)
Just ate at Bomb Bomb Cafe on wolf btn, 10ty&11th, allyou can eat on monday cold but very good cheap and great ribs,mussels & ltalian foog


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Have a $1,000 budget for a new notebook? Look no further than the ASUS M51S. Touted as a multi-media notebook, it offers a 15.4" screen, 250GB HD and 3GB of RAM. Included also are 4 USB ports, DVI and VGA outputs, full numpad, fingerprint reader, a face-detection logon system and more.
ASUS is well-known for producing top-quality products, and as a result, their products tend to cost a little more than the competition. The M51S, however, is a little different. In the past, we've taken a look at two ASUS notebooks valued at close to $3,000, and to date, the least expensive model was just under $1,500. So I was surprised when I first received the M51S, as it's priced right around the $1,000 mark. I immediately knew this was going to be an interesting product to test.
Before jumping into things, let's clear up a few things about this model, and where it stands in relation to the rest of the ASUS line-up. First and foremost, the "M" stands for "Multimedia". Some models will also have another letter at the very end, which in our case is "n". There is an "r" version as well which includes an ATI GPU and faster processor. It retails for around $300 more than the "n" model.
Also, when ASUS releases a revised version of a notebook, they'll add a revision letter and number at the end. Our model is -A1, which has just been replaced by the -B1. The primary difference I can see is that the processor has been upgraded from a 1.66GHz offering to a 1.83GHz one. Both notebooks appear to have identical pricing, so it's something to be on the lookout for.
To make things a little more confusing, ASUS also has M50S notebooks, and despite the lower number, it's a higher-end offering. The M50S notebooks have better specs overall and some include a Blu-ray drive for high-def movie viewing. These retail for around $400 more than the M50S.
ASUS designed the M51S for those who want a capable multi-media notebook at a great price. In the case of this exact model, the SRP is $1,029US (~$1,059CAN). Comparing the M51S to other notebooks on the market, the ASUS proves to carry a small premium, within the ~$50 range. One Dell notebook, for example, had an Inspiron offering with similar specs, but cost $100 less. It also had a much weaker GPU, however. So all in all, this notebook is priced competitively.
Included here is a 15.4" display capable of the 1280×800 resolution, a large 250GB hard drive, 3GB of DDR2-667 and wireless with support for 802.11n. To power the machine, ASUS chose to use Intel's T5450 Core 2 Duo, clocked at 1.66GHz and equipped with 2MB of L2 Cache and a 667MHz FSB.
As mentioned above, though, the latest revision of this notebook includes a T5550, a similar offering but bumped up to 1.83GHz. As far as I can tell, the exact revision I am using would be discontinued, because all e-tailers I see, seem to be carrying the model with the faster processor. Given both are priced the same, be sure you are picking up the one with the T5550.
The M51S' chassis is coated with a sleek textured black skin. It's difficult to see the texture in the small thumbnail, so I recommend viewing the full image.
On the left side of the notebook, we have the Kensington security lock and also our DVD-RW drive.
Most of the peripheral ports are to be found on the right side of the notebook. From left to right we have a USB port, IEEE1394 port, a seemingly empty port, TV-Out port, DVI-D, VGA and finally, modem and LAN ports. Not shown, to the absolute left of this side is an ExpressCard slot.
The "empty" port is one that confuses me, and by press time, I was unable to find an answer. In the manual, it's referenced to as being an Antenna Input, but on "select models" only. This notebook doesn't have a TV tuner card built-in, so I'm led to believe this is left empty (or plugged, rather), because it doesn't exist. It might be upgradable later. Once I find out a definitive answer about this, I will toss an addendum at the end of the review.
In the back, we have a power port and two more USB ports.
Finally, in front we can see a wireless LAN on/off, microphone and audio output ports and also the "Push" button to raise the cover. Though not shown in this image (another image later shows this), to the absolute right-hand side of the front is another USB port and also a multi-card reader.
Overall, I have absolutely no complaints about the peripheral support or locations of the ports. The M51S includes not two, but four USB ports, support for both DVI/VGA and also a TV-Out. The only thing lacking is an HDMI support, but that's moot given the fact that this is a ~$1,000 notebook.
One small complaint I have, is that the rubber bands around the web cam, as seen in the above photo, have the potential to come off if pulled out of a stuffed notebook bag or backpack. It didn't happen to me on this particular notebook, but has on a similar ASUS notebook in the past. As long as you don't yank the notebook out of a tight bag (so that it rubs tightly against books or something else), it shouldn't be a problem. If they do come off, they easily fit back into place.


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