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My computer is Dell Dimension 9200. m Intel core 6700 2.66. 4GB ram. 64bit.
When I load Windows media player etc it slows my computer right down. A message often appears warning me that media player is using half my CPU.
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Go to "OPTIONS" of WMP, click the "LIBRARY" tab, click "MONITOR FOLDERS" button. You'll see a stack of folders its monitoring. Tell each folder to ignore however on Vista the \\MUSIC folder can't be ignored and try moving music to a different folder.
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I have been a patient of Dr. Corley's for 15 years. I have always found him to be very compassionate and when I am speaking to him I feel like I am the only person that matters to him then. He is also very bright. He draws on his years of experience but keeps himself up to date by taking courses. Dr. Corley also involves me in my care and insists on follow up.
I feel fortunate to have found such a caring and knowledgeable family doctor
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Dr.Corley is fabulous. He is VERY smart and I really like that if he is unsure of a diagnosis he isn't afraid to refer you on to a specialist. He is NOT a pill pusher, which all people may not like, but I appreciate :)
Some seem 'offput' by his slightly quirky personality, but keep in mind the man is a no nonsense genius! We LOVE Dr.Corley and hope he doesn't retire until we can find another doctor we trust as much as we do him!
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Dr. Corley used to be a great doctor, but seems to be going through some mental problems over the last couple of years or so. He has horrendous personal hygiene, weird twitches like randomly licking his stethoscope (eww), and talking to himself when he's thinking. While I think he is incredibly knowledgeable when he's having one of his "good days", he's just not stable. He can't keep staff or colleagues, and can't seem to keep his practice in one place for more than a couple of years. I seriously question his mental ability to offer medical support to people at this point. I have reached such a point of concern with his stability that I have considered writing a letter to the medical board. Definitely do no recommend Dr. Corley at this point.
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Dr Corley is an extremely knowledgeable doctor. He is spot on with his diagnosis. He is very committed to the care of his patients and will do whatever it takes to find out the reason for your symptoms. He thinks outside of the box and is able to draw on his medical knowledge to try and find solutions to complex problems. Although he is a general practitioner I found him to be more knowledgeable than the majority of specialists we have seen. Do not be put off by his "bedside manner" as this shouldn't be the reason for rating a doctor. I am very impressed by this doctor's commitment to his patients and would recommend him to anyone who wants the best care a doctor can provide. He is straightforward and to the point and knows his stuff. It will be a very sad day when he retires. His receptionist is also awesome!!!! and helpful.
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I really wanted to take the time to put in my two cents. STAFF = AWFUL - the receptionist is not very friendly and unapologetic even with major errors on their part- WOW, bad! Can't win em all... PUNCTUAL = standard... It would be amazing if things ran on schedule but I often make my appointments on Saturdays (yes they're open sat) for this reason. I will take a late aptm for the care I receive from Corely any day! HELPFULNESS - Dr. Corely is the only doctor I have ever seen that has made me truly feel like I have someone on my team, in my corner there to help on my path. I have a lot of health issues and I never feel rushed. Yes sometimes he'll want to try something. Do not mistake this for lack of knowledge. He knows its a trial and will happily discuss how it went after you return and work with you to find a solution that will work if what was tried didn't. Super charasmatic in my opinion... perhaps it depends on your personality? Fantastic doctor that Im dreading the retirement of.
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Please come back to Calgary. I used to see you at the 17th ave clinic... I can not find another Doctor as caring and thoughtful as you were. :(
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Incredible! Yes, he is a little strange in some ways, & as someone previously commented, this may be a bit off-putting. But don't let this scare you away! He is a bastion of knowledge, is amazing at diagnosing & is willing to really do the leg work to rule things out & make sure you get the best care. I actually call up the walk-in clinic that he works in just to find out when he will be in, & then I travel half way across the city JUST to see him. I trust him, & if you engage him in regular conversation, you'll discover that he is also brilliant & funny. After 2 years of suffering with the same problem that at least 10-15 other doctors totally ignored & dismissed, within a couple of weeks he had me getting the right tests with the right doctors. I am currently getting treated for a pretty serious condition that was overlooked all this time! I also feel like I can be totally honest with him about my personal preferences/opinions/theories and he seriously takes them into consideration.
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We have seen Dr. Corley in Cochrane for several things over the last couple of years, and I have mixed reviews on his performance. When he is "on", he is bang on. But when he is rushed, he can make quick choices that aren't necessarily the best ones. He is an excellent diagnostician with an endless amount of knowledge, and can take a crazy long time with patients in order to understand their history. However, other times he can make quick (and not necessarily accurate) judgements without taking the proper amount of time to assess all factors. He also definitely has some quirks that may be off-putting for some. With that said though, I'd still recommend him as a doctor, with the disclaimer that you need to be prepared to ask a lot of questions, and know a bit about what your talking about to make sure everyone stays on track with best treatment options.
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I have visited Dr. Corley several times and have found him to be very helpful and takes plenty of time to answer my questions. I respect his schedule when there are other people behind me but he has been very generous with his own time when there are no other patients waiting to the point I almost feel guilty for eating into his lunch break. He has also helped an immediate family member near the end of life. We greatly appreciated his above-and-beyond help and compassion, even to the point of his making a house call. I have not heard of a doctor doing that in over 40 years!
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After seeing him the second time, I realized he was very unprofessional. The first consultation took less than 3 mins. A few days later I visited him again because the drug he prescribed didn't work at all. He said there is no problem with his prescription. Later I found out from the pharmacy line that the drug he prescribed will not eliminate my problems but instead it will worsen my symptoms. Wrong prescription!!! I think he should not be a doctor at all. God helps those who go to him for help.
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I have two clients who have paid for tuition expenses with money from a NY 529 plan.
Each client received a 1098-T from the school in the dependents name, and they also both received a 1099-Q in the dependents name.
Since the dependent is listed on the 1099-Q, do I have to report this, as well as the 1098-T, on the dependents tax return, and therefore remove them from the parents return?
My understanding is that 1099-Q distributions must be reported on the recipients tax return, and in order to avoid the penalty must show tuition expenses against them. In order to show tuition expenses against them I would need to report the 1098-T on the dependents return, which means they can not file as a dependent of another.
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After further research I have come to an answer on this so figured I would update this to show.
In situations such as this, the dependent must file (and can file as a dependent of another) and report the 1099-Q on their tax return. The tuition expense can subsequently be deducted against the 1099-Q to show no income and to file a 0 return. The 1098-T does not need to be shown on the dependents return.
As far as the parents are concerned, the 1098-T will still be filed on the parents return, and the child still claimed as a dependent.
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Rob PetersThe rise of craft beers in Cape Town has been rapid. Capetonians will no longer assault their gullets with mass-produces lagers. They want variety and they want quality. I spoke to Martin Tucker, owner of The Beer Merchant, and one of the organisers of the Cape Town Festival of Beer, to get a better understanding of craft beer around the city. Basically I wanted a guide on what the Mother City has on tap. He broke the market down into three different categories: breweries, tap rooms and places.
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Nicole BiondiI know - silly question isn't it? Naturally there are always loads of things to do in Cape Town on a Sunday, especially when that Sunday is a summery one. I could join the rest of my running fraternity and have an early morning jog alongside the twisty ocean-flanked road between Seapoint and Camps Bay, while drinking in the incredibly beautiful views. I could meander up the road from my house in Woodstock, stop for the Sunday papers and pick up some still-warm, dripping with syrup and smothered in coconut 'koeksiesters' (a Cape Malay donut-like treat) to have with my Field Office coffee. And most importantly, I could indulge in one of my absolute favourite Sunday brunch-time pursuits - I could head to the Winchester Mansions Hotel for their weekly Sunday Jazz brunch.
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Dr. Everette B. Penn: TAPS Co-founder and Associate Professor of Criminology at University of Houston – Clear Lake
As a criminologist, Dr. Penn has numerous publications and international presentations on youth, crime prevention, race and crime. He is the co-author of the book Race and Juvenile Justice and author of Texas Juvenile Justice. He brings the academic rigor and practical community crime prevention experience to lead TAPS Academy as Founder and Principle Investigator.
Assistant Chief Brian Lumpkin (Ret.): TAPS Co-founder, East Patrol Command, Houston Police Department
A 30 year veteran of the Houston Police department, Assistant Chief Lumpkin (Ret.) is assigned to East Patrol Command which oversee the patrol operations at four patrol stations. His career and leadership in law enforcement is vital in managing the law enforcement mentors of TAPS Academy-Houston including personnel and participation. Chief Lumpkin's leadership has been instrumental in launching the TAPS Academy program.
Chief Vicki King (Ret): Director of Advancement and Development.
As a veteran police commander, my mission was to develop and deploy the most effective police response to combat crime and criminality in the city of Houston. As I took up a second career in academia, I was introduced to TAPS and discovered a paradigm shifting approach to our current policing model. TAPS serves to enhance police effectiveness through increased awareness of the risk factors and thought processes of at-risk youth. Pairing officers and juvenile offenders sets both groups on a path of greater understanding and life altering dialogue. Far from a feel-good program, the interactions between officer and offenders are often gritty and raw. The power and potential is only now being realized. She am honored to join this ground-breaking initiative. TAPS holds the promise of profoundly altering police-youth relations.
Dr. Chenelle A. Jones: Director of Research
Dr. Chenelle A. Jones is Assistant Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Ohio Dominican University. Dr. Jones has spoken at national conferences on issues of policing, disproportionate minority contact (DMC), and comparative issues in criminal justice. Her research interests include policing, race and crime, juvenile delinquency and the administration of justice.
Lieutenant Jason Giuffre: Police Liaison, TAPS Houston
Lieutenant Jason Giuffre is the day shift commander of patrol operations for the Houston Police Department's Clear Lake Division. There he oversees twenty-five police officers and five sergeants. As the Officer in Charge of the TAPS Academy, Lt. Giuffre coordinates the police mentors and is the administrative liaison between the Houston Police Department and the University of Houston – Clear Lake. He received his Bachelor's degree from Stephen F. Austin State University and holds an M.A. in Criminology from the UHCL.
Megan Reynolds: Communications Director – Houston
Megan Reynolds recently received her Bachelors of Science in Criminology degree from the University of Houston – Clear Lake. She plans to return in the Fall of 2014 to pursue her Graduate degree. She is part of the Criminal Justice Honors Society, Alpha Phi Sigma, and The National Society for Leadership and Success.
Shannon Davenport: Assistant Director
Shannon is the Assistant Director of TAPS Academy. She graduated May 2013 with a Master of Arts in Criminology from the University of Houston-Clear Lake. She received her Bachelor's of Science in Psychology with a minor in Communication from the University of Houston-Downtown. Shannon is currently in pursuit of her PhD. in Criminal Justice with the concentration of juvenile delinquency.


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REGINA — A "renegade" who once staged a 38-hour filibuster in the Saskatchewan Legislature, a Tory leader who led his party out of the political wilderness, and a surprise witness at a sensational murder trial — that was Dick Collver.
The former Saskatchewan Progressive Conservative Opposition leader is being remembered as news circulated Monday of his Aug. 7 death in Thailand, where he had resided. Richard Lee Collver — known best as Dick — was 78. Information on the cause of death was unavailable.
"There's no question he was a pivotal figure in Saskatchewan politics," said Dale Eisler, a former Leader-Post political columnist and now a senior policy fellow in the Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy.
"He, more than anybody else, revived the Progressive Conservative Party ... which had been moribund for generations," he added.
Collver took over the helm of the PC Party in 1973. Two years later, the party won seven seats, including Collver's as MLA for Nipawin. The party climbed to 17 seats and official Opposition status in the 1978 election.
Eisler noted Collver's rebuilding set the stage for the party's 1982 election victory, under Grant Devine. Indeed, Eisler believes the current Saskatchewan Party government can trace its roots to Collver's groundwork. "One of the offspring of Dick Collver is the Brad Wall government," he said.
In a statement released Monday, Premier Wall called Collver "a strong conservative voice who led the PC Party from zero seats, when he became leader, to official Opposition status.
"Although he had not lived in Saskatchewan for many years, he certainly made a huge impact on Saskatchewan politics in the 1970s," Wall added.
Rick Swenson, provincial PC leader, lauded Collver for his "boundless energy and enthusiasm," and a desire to embrace new ideas for a party stuck in a "40-year electoral malaise."
"Watching Dick at the front of a hall was really something," said Swenson.
"I just had the utmost respect for that man. He took (the party) from nothing to everything," he added.
Despite the gains, they weren't enough to overcome the disappointment of the party's failure to win the '78 election. Facing lawsuits over his business endeavours, Collver became the target of an NDP smear campaign during the election and stepped down as PC leader a year later.
Within months of being replaced, Collver formed the short-lived Unionest Party, a western separatist party that aspired to join the United States. He persuaded another Tory to defect and join him. The NDP government passed retroactive legislation to deny a two-member party to qualify for public funding — prompting a 38-hour, one-man filibuster by Collver on a matter of principle.
After fading from political life, he moved on to business pursuits in Arizona but was briefly back in the limelight in 1984 as a surprise prosecution witness at the Colin Thatcher murder trial. Called in rebuttal, Collver told the jury Thatcher — whom he had once lured to his party from the Liberals — had, during a 1980 visit to Collver's Arizona ranch, expressed an interest in hiring a hit man to kill Thatcher's ex-wife.


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As we approach the end of April, let's not forget National Minority Health Month, and its theme - "Prevention is Power: Taking Action for Health Equity." As a nurse, you can continue in the coming months to champion the U.S.
As you know, April is National Minority Health Month, our opportunity to increase public awareness of the health disparities that unfortunately still impact ethnic and minority groups in the American population. Because the theme this year is "Prevention is Power: Taking Action for Health Equity," nurses are perfectly poised to take up the banner for highlighting the role of prevention in closing the health disparities gap.
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Anvil Bistro Restaurant
Saggart Village, Saggart
Price Range:
100 reviews
|12:00pm - 9:00pm
|12:00pm - 9:00pm
|12:00pm - 9:00pm
|12:00pm - 9:00pm
|12:00pm - 9:00pm
|12:00pm - 9:00pm
|12:00pm - 9:00pm
70 people
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Bistro, European, Irish
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1 reviews
First Timer
Credibility Score:30%
Reviewed 29th July 2014 (visited 28 July 2014 )
Staff were very unhelpful. We arrived at 11.30 for breakfast and were shown to a booth. It had a dirty fork and knife that the waitress ignored. She gave us menus without saying a word and then walked off. She came back a few minutes later and took our order. She was incredibly unfriendly at all times. She brought us our coffees and juice and just placed them in front of us and walked off. The milk jug had a small bit of milk, we just needed to call her over to bring us a fresh jug. This seemed to irritate her. We received our food off her with a horrible atmosphere, She was in no way friendly or welcoming and even though your food was very tasty we won't ever be visiting the anvil again.
6 reviews
First Timer
Credibility Score:42%
Reviewed 19th May 2014 (visited 18 May 2014 )
I had not visited in about 6 months but was delighted my trip. Friendly welcome, lovely atmosphere and delicious food. The addition of the High Protein menu is super! Tuna steak was amazing, Hoisin duck very tasty without being too fatty and the sneaky slice of After Eight cheesecake was incredible! Will be back a lot sooner this time!
Hungry Helen
9 reviews
First Timer
Credibility Score:37%
Reviewed 06th March 2014 (visited 5 February 2014 )
I brought a friend here for lunch. She had not been to The Anvil before, was very impressed and intends visiting it again soon. Food and service were excellent as usual.
Hungry Helen
9 reviews
First Timer
Credibility Score:37%
Reviewed 14th February 2014 (visited 13 February 2014 )
This is one of my favourite restaurants and my visit today did not disappoint. The food and service were excellent as usual. It is a pity they do not do a set lunch menu. I feel the Early Bird and set Dinner Menu are great value but the lunch can work out quite expensive in comparison.
57 reviews
Credibility Score:25%
Reviewed 11th January 2014 (visited 10 January 2014 )
My daughter and I could not wait to try the tapas here, and I have to say we were not disappointed. We had spicy wings, blue cheese dip, crab cakes, bread and dips, pilpil prawns, tempura prawns, wedges aioli, lemon sole and for dessert apple crumble and baked alaska. We washed this all down with the lovely Santa Digna Rose. We both thoroughly enjoyed the tapas, service was excellent and we would definitely return to try some others which are on the menu.
10 reviews
First Timer
Credibility Score:45%
Reviewed 12th December 2013 (visited 2 November 2013 )
Beautiful food and presented really well but is a little bit pricey compared to other places of the same quality and service! I would still eat here again but on payday or a special occasion!
6 reviews
First Timer
Credibility Score:57%
Reviewed 21st March 2013 (visited 20 March 2013 )
Myself and my wife went to The Anvil Bistro to celebrate our wedding anniversary and were very impressed. For starters my wife had lemon sole tempura and I had the terrine of Clonakilty black and white pudding both of which were delicious. We both had 28 day aged striploin steak for mains and again we were delighted. It was served on a substantial bed of champ and came with peppercorn sauce and beautiful mushrooms. My one small gripe is that my steak was not quite as rare as a rare steak should be, but this appears to be the norm in Irish restaurants. For dessert I had banoffee pie and my wife had apple pie which were very nice. The set dinner menu costs €29.95 for three courses which is good value for the quality of food on offer especially with no supplement for steak. The staff were very friendly and efficient and seemed to genuinely want you to enjoy your time in the restaurant. All in all a very pleasant experience and we will definitely be returning.
70 reviews
Credibility Score:65%
Reviewed 30th September 2012 (visited 28 September 2012 )
A group of us dined for lunch, as usuall the site was busy and noisy. we all went for the Burger which was good and well cooked as for the chips well lests just say they left alot to be desired. The staff seemed under scarce on the visit and when we all ordered tea after we were informed there were no biscuits .... ah well
1 reviews
First Timer
Credibility Score:45%
Reviewed 15th May 2012 (visited 4 May 2012 )
10 of us from work went for lunch in the Anvil last Friday. The menu is great, lots of really mouthwatering dishes to choose from and the wine list is moderatly priced too which is always a bonus! We pre ordered our food by email due to time pressure so when we arrived, we sat down and the food arrived within minutes. Service is great and the food was delicious. I had the Anvil salad and while it was really tasty there wasn't a lot of it on the plate. The curry, paninis and chicken wings all got rave reviews and I have to admit I had a mild case of food envy. The coffee was great, good quality and a decent sized cup! The only niggle is the noise. I found it quite off putting that I couldn't hear anyone that wasn't sitting beside me. The ceilings are high and the accoustics are terrible, they might have to look at putting in some rugs or maybe some insulation because we all came out with ringing in our ears. All in all though, good food, not too pricey and great staff!
12 reviews
Credibility Score:52%
Reviewed 02nd May 2012 (visited 6 April 2012 )
Four of us meet here for lunch on good friday it was only open until 5 so it was very busy as most places around was closed. We were seated at a nice quiet table by the window which was great as there was a party down the end which were very noisy. I had the goats cheese tart which was really good so fresh and you could taste it was home cooked one of the best I have had. The rest had the carbonara which came out in a huge bowl very generous portion the other two had chicken wraps they were so good and came with chips and salad. The only downfall was we were waiting ages to get our bill and then even longer for our change I think they were too busy trying to close up.


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I just got back from my daily trip to Starbucks (SBUX). They recently installed a drive-thru window at the one near my house, so I'm pretty excited. Generally speaking, I'm not a lazy person — but time is money, my friends!
So, here's the deal. I order the same thing every day; a tall, iced chocolate milk with a shot of almond flavor. (I know, pretty lame.) Some days, they charge me $2.91 and some days, they charge me $2.59. Initially, I just felt lucky on the $2.59 days but now when I'm charged $2.91, I cause a stink because I feel that they're overcharging me and their inconsistency makes me feel like I'm getting ripped off.
Perhaps some of the servers have just been nice by charging me less, or perhaps they have inconsistencies in what they charge for different products. It isn't the $0.32 that makes me frustrated — as though I'm too cheap or can't afford to pay an extra few cents — it simply makes me feel like I'm being taken advantage of.
When we receive a piece of customer service, whether it be a nicer greeting or a discounted price, we expect this treatment consistently.
I am always amazed that people buy any coffee from Starbucks -its totally awfull – how depressing that your choice for coffee is Starbucks -there is a whole world out there with coffee that is drinkable – and with a reasonable price!
According to a Starbucks junkie friend of mine, some days they may just be too "lazy" to charge for the syrup, or they just want to be nice. He says he sometimes gets coffee for free, but he also goes there enough that the whole crew greets him by name.
Andrew-you're right, there are a lot of drinkable coffee, but you forget that the success of Starbucks is from their changing people's view of coffee. They have somehow taken coffee from a bland necessity to a luxurious experience.
I think Starbucks have done a great job. I just don't think they kept on top of it and others are now leading the coffee craze.
Love coffee and drink way to much.
Nothing lame about an iced chocolate! Besides, starbucks do a pretty good iced chocolate. Id agree with Reuben that the difference in charging probably arises from the extra for syrup, but still, inconsistencies like that are never great for a customers experience!
I know this is like 3 years later, but I have to round it out for anyone who just randomly stumbled upon this:
What probably happened here was an inconsistency in whatever extra additive this blogger requested.
For example, adding another syrup or another espresso shot would result in a few more cents.
So the writer doesn't actually have a reason to be angry; getting ripped off has nothing to do with it. It's probably just a lack of knowledge on the barista's part to add (or not add) to the order.
A simple way of remedying this would've just been to ask for the receipt instead of being confrontational. If the receipt matches your drink as requested, then that is the legitimate price. If not, it may not be. It's that simple.


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