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Novato, CA (August 2014)—Novato and Sonoma based SolarCraft announced the completion of a 518.5 kW solar power system at Marin County's New Emergency Operations Facility in San Rafael, CA. Designed and built by SolarCraft, the County's new solar panel system will reduce their carbon footprint while saving millions in utility costs in the years to come.
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Novato, CA (May 2014)—Novato and Sonoma based SolarCraft announced the completion of a 649 kW solar power system at Hess Collection Winery providing nearly 100% of the electrical needs for its Napa, CA production facility. Designed and built by SolarCraft, the new system will reduce Hess's utility costs by thousands every year, while reducing the load on the local utility grid.
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"they don't have a re-usable credit card number stored as they will if you swipe your credit/debit card. They don't get your name, nor any sort of unique information at all that lets them know whether you're a first time customer or visit them daily"
No, Apple get all that lovely info instead! and as any leading lady of the hunger games will tell you, Apple's security is top notch :)
Microsoft shoots Windows Live Messenger, brings in Skype IM
First major IM client?
What about ICQ? Surely that was pretty big way before MSN.
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It's an exploit that all dynamic data driven sites try to program against.the only newsworthy bit of this article is the information about what happens to the users after they're redirected off to malicious sites.
Sky wins TV riot battle
Sky was good but didn't anyone see Al Jazeera?
I was flicking through the foreign news channels to see their views (whilst Sky News showed adverts, and continued to repeat it's aerial view of the fire in Croydon) and there was a bloke with some body armour on, and some sort of riot helmet, standing outside a fence of Morrisons car park while people were looting the place, then they all started throwing things over the fence as the police turned up!
Now I dont know if this was another channels feed, or Reuters or something, but if not then I think Al Jazeera did a fab job with that report.
No one needs Blu-ray, says Microsoft exec
Not for a while
I too can't see how this can be realistic in the near future. I live in an area with reasonable broadband, getting on for 8mb, and I can't stream bluray quality movies over XBL at all, and even when one day I get 20mb broadband, when kids are in th bedroom playing online games, and missus in the kitchen doing her online shopping, i'll still not be able to stream my movie.
I only own a couple of blurays, but I rent them all the time from Lovefilm, and any movies I feel good enough to want to keep I do buy on Bluray, and for something to 'keep' I think people will always want to go to the shop and get something tangible.
I guess it's compared to how music has gone, but I think that has been pushed more by the portability of it, and also music is a far lighter bandwidth requirement.
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Google patents search that tracks your mouse moves
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Sorry, I was only really talking about a handful of comments that seemed to misunderstand the implementation.
By the sounds of it, they will only be collecting data about certain zones on a page, I assume those zones will be links in search results and the like, so people like you and me who would rather move the mouse pointer out of the way while we read/scroll through search results will probably not give them much in the way of tracking data anyway.
I did think so to
I thought there would also be prior art, however after reading the patent fully I now understand that it's specifically relating to changing the order of the search results weighted by which results a user has hovered their mouse over on previous searches, which probably hasn't been done before!
Not sure everyone posting comments has understood what Google are talking about, it's nothing to do with automatically sending you to a site just by hovering the mouse, not is it like a JS dropdown menu.
It's just about them collecting another stat on their search results (and will probably apply this to analytics too)
My interpretation of this is they'll have an area around each link/search result, when you move your mouse into one of these areas it'll start a timer, when your mouse has been there for a certain minimum period it'll send a tracking message, via ajax probably, to Google. I think I could probably code this in 10 minutes so i'm sure someone somewhere has prior art on this one?!
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...and so now our customers are going to start demanding their next rebrand or site is HTML5 and CSS3, more headache for me!
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When it comes to movies, audiences like to be amazed. Apart from theatrics and set design, makeup is a major key factor that will cause a film, or a specific celebrity performance, to stand out.
We may be in an era of computer graphics, but celebrities are still put in heavy or uncomfortable costumes, which may have taken them hours of exhausting work, only to have to perform for more hours in front of the camera. However, the hard work pays off. They become somewhat unrecognizable, and deliver a memorable performance.
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Madison, WI - Oct 18, 2011 - FDW Corp, nationwide distributor of professional audio, video and lighting equipment, has promoted Sean Sennott to the position of vice president and general manager. Sennott has served FDW Corp as its general manager and will continue to manage daily operations and administration for the company.
Going forward, Sennott will also focus on the development of FDW Corp's overall business strategy. Sennott joined FDW Corp two years ago.
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Tarceva And Radiotherapy in Locally Advanced Lung Cancer Non-small Cell Lung Cancer (TARLAL)
The recruitment status of this study is unknown because the information has not been verified recently.
Verified November 2009 by Odense University Hospital.
Recruitment status was Recruiting
Recruitment status was Recruiting
Odense University Hospital
Copenhagen University Hospital at Herlev
Rigshospitalet, Denmark
Aalborg Universitetshospital
Aarhus University Hospital
Naestved Hospital
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First received: April 24, 2009
Last updated: November 12, 2009
Last verified: November 2009
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The trial is a phase II study of daily Tarceva combined with definitive radiotherapy in inoperable locally advanced non small cell lung cancer (stage IIB-IIIB). The objective of the phase II trial is to examine Tarceva concomitant with curatively intended irradiation 66 Gy (2 Gy x 33 F, 5 F per week).
Non-small Cell Lung Cancer
Drug: Tarceva
Radiation: Radiotherapy
Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Concomitant Tarceva® and Irradiation in Patients in Local-regionally Advanced Non-small Cell Lung Cancer. A Phase II Study
Resource links provided by NLM:
MedlinePlus related topics: Cancer Lung Cancer
Drug Information available for: Erlotinib hydrochloride ErlotinibU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Odense University Hospital:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Local failure free survival at 9 months after start of radiotherapy evaluated at CT scan [ Time Frame: May 2012 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Toxicity [ Time Frame: May 2012 ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Local tumor control by CT-scan [ Time Frame: May 2012 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Overall response rate (CR + PR) [ Time Frame: May 2012 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Local tumor control at 9 months evaluated by PET-CT [ Time Frame: May 2012 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Overall survival [ Time Frame: May 2012 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Disease free survival [ Time Frame: May 2012 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Late toxicity [ Time Frame: May 2012 ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|May 2009
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|April 2012
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|May 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: 1
Drug: Tarceva
Tarceva 150 mg/dayRadiation: Radiotherapy
66 Gy/33 F/5 F per week for 5 weeks
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 90 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Age ≥18 years
- Patients with histologically or cytologically documented diagnosis locally advanced NSCLC stage IIB to IIIB without pleural effusion
- Performance status ≤2 on the ECOG scale
- Serum bilirubin must be ≤1.5 upper limit of normal (ULN)
- ALAT ≤2 x ULN
- Able to comply with study and follow-up procedures
- Patients with reproductive potential must use effective contraception
- Written (signed) informed consent to participate in the study
Exclusion Criteria:
- Any unstable systemic disease (including active infection, unstable angina, congestive heart failure, severe hepatic, renal, or metabolic disease)
- Any other malignancies within 5 years (except for adequately treated carcinoma in situ of the cervix or basal or squamous cell skin cancer)
- Inability to take oral medication, or requirement of intravenous alimentation
- Nursing mothers
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00888511
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00888511
|Contact: Olfred Hansen, MD
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|Aarhus, Denmark, 8000
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|Principal Investigator: Jens Benn Soerensen, Professor
|Sub-Investigator: Jan Nyman, MD
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|Herlev, Denmark, 270
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|Contact: Anders Mellemgaard, MD email@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Bente Holm, MD
|Sub-Investigator: Anders Mellemgaard, MD
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|Odense, Denmark, 5000
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|Principal Investigator: Carsten Brink, Physicist
|Odense University Hospital
|Odense, Denmark, 5000
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|Contact: Merete Martin, Research Nurse +45 6541 3238 email@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Olfred Hansen, MD
|Sub-Investigator: Tine Schytte, MD
|Department of Oncology, Vejle Hospital
|Not yet recruiting
|Vejle, Denmark, 7100
|Contact: Bente Soerensen, MD +45 7940 5000 firstname.lastname@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Bente Soerensen, MD
Sponsors and Collaborators
Odense University Hospital
Copenhagen University Hospital at Herlev
Rigshospitalet, Denmark
Aalborg Universitetshospital
Aarhus University Hospital
Naestved Hospital
|Principal Investigator:
|Olfred Hansen, MD
|Odense University Hospital
More Information
No publications provided
Keywords provided by Odense University Hospital:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on November 20, 2014
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Olfred Hansen, Odense University Hospital
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00888511 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|April 24, 2009
|Last Updated:
|November 12, 2009
|Health Authority:
|Denmark: Danish Dataprotection Agency
Denmark: Danish Medicines Agency
Denmark: Ethics Committee
Keywords provided by Odense University Hospital:
Lung cancer
Non-small cell lung cancer
Local-regionally advanced non-small cell lung cancer
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Carcinoma, Non-Small-Cell Lung
Lung Neoplasms
Bronchial Neoplasms
Carcinoma, Bronchogenic
Lung Diseases
Neoplasms by Site
Respiratory Tract Diseases
Respiratory Tract Neoplasms
Thoracic Neoplasms
Enzyme Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Pharmacologic Actions
Protein Kinase Inhibitors
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BOURBON — What does it take for a student to graduate from college while still in high school? In the first place, we are talking about a two-year associate degree or completion of a two-year technical certification, not a four-year degree.
Even so, receiving a college degree and a high school diploma at the same time has been practically unheard of until now. With the cost of higher education and the tight job market, such an option for high school graduates is becoming more and more appealing. Such a dually-graduating student would:
• Pay much less for the two-year degree than on a college campus;
• Enter the job market with a definite degree or certification advantage over peers graduating in the same year; and
• Have a two-year head start on peers graduating at the same time heading for a four-year degree.
The concerns of professional high school guidance counselors stated in last week's article must be reiterated here. Some feel that the effort to help high school students earn a college degree is too much too soon. In order not to waste time taking college courses which do not apply to your associate degree, the student must have decided exactly what degree they want in what field and at the particular post-secondary institution partnering with the high school. The counselors' concern is that students may be forced or encouraged into career decisions before they are developmentally ready to make them. How can a student possibly be ready as an entering high school junior to make such decisions? (Dual credit courses are offered in the junior and senior years only, and then, sufficient courses are not usually available to complete an associate degree.)
Enter the latest innovation in this early college debate: the Early College High School model championed by the Center of Excellence in Leadership of Learning (CELL) at the University of Indianapolis. This organization is the same group that developed and sponsors the New Tech High School model, an example of which is the Weidner School of Inquiry at Plymouth High School, as well as schools in Rochester and at Oregon Davis. (New Tech high schools promote project-based learning and are not early college models.)
Janet Boyle, assistant director of CELL, said: "The Early College model was originally designed for poverty-level or first generation college students. It is now being expanded to include other students—B and C grade point students, for example." She summarized by saying, "Many high schools offer dual credit [actually, they all do—ed.]. Early College goes beyond dual credit. It is aiming at the associate degree."
Which county schools are forging into this all-encompassing arena? One school so far is actively progressing toward this designation: Triton Jr./Sr. High School located in Bourbon. Triton is now an "exploring" Early College High School. By fall, 2013, it plans to be an "emerging" school, meaning that it espouses the concept of ECHS and is actively organizing to fulfill that goal. After two years of "emerging," Triton will be eligible to be awarded the "endorsed" designation only given to schools which have proven successful with the ECHS model after two years of consistent success.
For the following statistics, refer to the map of Early College High School Development as of December. There are currently only three "endorsed" ECHS's in Indiana. They are Bellmont in Adams County and Ben Davis University and Tindley Accelerated in Marion County. Triton joins eleven other schools as currently "exploring." In the fall, Triton will be one of only six "emerging" ECHS's in the state. The closest "emerging" school is East Allen in Allen County, and the only relatively close schools which are even "exploring" are Rochester, Peru, and Wabash. It is a major commitment which can transform a school's persona and even that of the entire school corporation.
How do Early College High Schools deal with the guidance counselors' concerns about students not being ready for career decisions? Mike Chobanov, Triton Jr./Sr. High School principal, listed ways in which Triton is engaging students early in the career planning process. First, in the sixth and seventh grades, students work with strengths inventories such as "Drive for Your Life" from the state and "Your Interests" online. In the seventh and eighth grades, students learn prerequisites for early college and are involved in planning their courses before high school sign-up. In ECHS, students may take some classes as ninth- or 10th-graders, not just as juniors or seniors, as is almost universally true of Dual Credit classes.
Triton plans to begin its ECHS career with general studies classes, often called "liberal arts" or "basic studies." Students could thus earn an associate degree which would transfer and become the first half of a four-year degree. Later plans are to add technical programs and certifications which match the greatest employment opportunities for students not continuing past the associate degree. Chobanov indicated that in the future, Triton hopes to add mentoring with area businesses.
The general plan in Early College High Schools is to make interests and career paths a guiding principle throughout the school corporation — engaging students early, often, and meaningfully in coming to understand their own gifts and interests.
Boyle, who visited Triton before Christmas, explains some of the techniques used in other schools to create a seamless transition to college. "First, there is a college culture created in the high school," she said. "It begins with the teachers' degrees and preparation, and can include such mundane but useful things as college banners and bulletin boards and a lounge/study area for ECHS students." She continued: "Then, there is created a system of student support from ninth grade on to get students ready to succeed in dual credit courses. There are usually placement exams, tutoring, explanation of syllabi, and college visits every year — not just in the junior and senior years."
While each ECHS designs its own plan of total operation, larger high schools might tend to make the ECHS a segment of their total student enrollment. Smaller schools like Triton will tend to make the entire school ECHS. Tindley Accelerated School in Indianapolis, one of the three "endorsed" ECHS's, only has 250 to 300 students total in grades six through 12. This brings up the question: What if every student is not going to post-secondary education or training, and the entire high school is ECHS?
Ivy Tech is a post-secondary school which not only works heavily in Dual Credit programs, but has also endorsed the further concept of using its dual credit opportunities in Early College High Schools. Tracie Davis, executive director of marketing and communication of Ivy Tech's North Central regional campus which serves Marshall County, says: "There is a value to everyone in completing a college-level class. Ivy Tech President Tom Snyder says that this is a way for Ivy Tech to impact every high school student." In a smaller ECHS such as Triton, the goal is for every student to graduate with an associate college degree or two-year technical certificate. Even if that does not realistically happen, the effort expended will result in more students achieving this goal or at least gaining college credit in some classes.
Triton Jr./Sr. High School will be working throughout this semester to finalize its approach to gaining the Early College High School designation and approach. Exact strategies and methods are yet to be settled, but this small rural school corporation is destined to be on the cutting edge of motivating and educating students. Students who either live in the district or transfer in will have the real opportunity to graduate with, as principal Chobanov says, "Me handing them both a high school diploma and an associate college degree."


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Boone Cabin Rental Photos and Description
Cabin, 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, (Sleeps 6)
Appalachian Retreat was completed in May 2008. It has been furnished exclusively at the Hickory Furniture Mart with top of the line leather mountain style furnishings. The house is log sided, with a red tin roof, two porches and three levels.
Each level has its own private bath and sitting area. The main level and lower level master suite each have a TV with DirecTV. The main level has a stereo system that is MP3 compatible, so bring your iPod! The kitchen has granite counters, stainless steel appliances, great dishes, serving pieces, wine glasses, cooking utensils. The owners outfitted this house not as a rental home, but as if they would use it full time.
This cabin in the Blue Ridge Mountains has beautiful mountain views and is ideally located for visits to Boone and ASU, West Jefferson and the New River. The Blue Ridge Parkway entrance is five minutes away with great biking. Mountain biking and bicycle rentals are all close by. The owners have left travel brochures and biking guides to be used by the guests.
This cabin is in a great location to be able to have a quiet romantic getaway and then go into town for a great dinner. Blowing Rock and nearby Appalachian Ski Mountain is only 30 minutes away and the ski slopes of Beech and Sugar Mountains are about an hours drive. This cabin was purchased not just for its amazing looks, but for its fabulous location.
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We live all over the place but the North Carolina mountains have always had a special pull for us. We love to bike ride and we love hiking and exploring the outdoors. This home has given us a great place to come together and relax to enjoy all that North Carolina has to offer us. Every trip up to our retreat is another opportunity to explore and visit our favorite places, new and old.
Sherrie Bare purchased this cabin in 2008
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We fell in love with the area when we were kids and went to summer camp near Asheville. We knew we had to buy a home in the mountains. After one of us went to Appalachian State University we all spent enough time in the area to know that Northwest NC was the place. We searched all the surrounding areas and were lucky to find this new home in a perfect location. Our home is secluded yet we can get to Boone, Blowing Rock and West Jefferson in no time. We love being secluded, but having the ability to go ride Railroad Grade Rd and Kayak or float the New River. Our favorite night time adventure is driving the 25 minutes to Grassy Creek, NC to the River House for a fantastic Dinner and great company. We have furnished this house so that we never feel like we are in a rental, but that we are in our home. It is top notch and our little best kept secret. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do.
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We loved staying at the "cabin" this weekend! Cabin just doesn't do it justice..... It was the most relaxed I've seen my husband in I don't know how long. Thanks again for letting us rent it for the holiday weekend. I have already contacted my sister in AL to see if we could do a family weekend there, as it is elder friendly, for our parents.


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Saudi royals seek ban on .virgin, .sex, .catholic, .wtf and 159 MORE
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has objected to the proposed new top-level internet domains .virgin and .baby – applied for by Virgin Group and Johnson & Johnson respectively – on the grounds that they will encourage pornography. The bizarre claims are among 163 complaints about new dot-word gTLD applications that the Saudi …
"Many societies ... consider homosexuality to be contrary to their culture [or] morality"
Well, that's funny - my society considers the oppression of women to be contrary to its culture and morality. It's a big world, and if you don't want to live in it then you don't have to. Just don't tell US how to live our lives.
I would also be looking askance at whichever member of that commission is automatically associating the word "baby" with pornography. I think it says a lot more about him than it does about "the decadent West".
Re: "Many societies ... consider homosexuality to be contrary to their culture [or] morality"
So in that case you won't be telling them that oppressing women is wrong, because it's their business not yours and you want to set a good example?
Re: "Many societies ... consider homosexuality to be contrary to their culture [or] morality"
I doubt that Jedit meant that. Personally I'm fine with telling Saudi Arabia oppression of women is wrong whether they keep their noses out of our business or not. There's a point where minding your own business becomes looking the other way.
@JDX - Re: "Many societies ... consider homosexuality to be contrary to their culture [or] morality"
There's a difference between saying "I don't like this and I don't think you should do it" and "I don't like this, so I want a law to *stop* you from doing it".
"I would also be looking askance at whichever member of that commission is automatically associating the word "baby" with pornography."
I imagine (and hope) they were thinking more of the popular music sense of 'baby' than that which Johnson & Johnson had in mind.
Or maybe they just object to all things Johnson & Johnson as it might encourage men to rub cocks.
Re: "Many societies ... consider homosexuality to be contrary to their culture [or] morality"
I have to agree, it's appaling that they treat women in the way they do, perhaps like how Japanese porn has their genitalia hidden, perhaps they should work on face recognition to ensure women have a hijab or burqa covering women's faces.
I couldn't give a hoot what they object to, perhaps they will just firewall any websites they object to and perhaps they will firewall our Government website to stop them seeing our Sex discrimination law websites, in the same way Chinese people are prevented to find out about what happened in Tieneman square.
If you want sharia law in your own country, but don't expect US to follow those laws, this is the UK and women are actually allowed to drive a car over here! or allow people to drink alcohol! etc etc
If a guy wants to poke another guy or do anything else gay, if they aren't doing it to you and your not being raped, then it doesn't concern you!! If two guys wanna do something gay, then it's up to them, not YOU! Keep your nose out of other people's business.
I seem to remember a heterosexual couple getting into trouble for holding hands or giving each other a quick kiss and ending up in jail, FFS what is you acutally do in your boring country?!?
Sorry, couldn't help a little LOL at "do something gay". I'm determined to slyly slip it into my next conversation with a gay and see how it goes down.
Re: "Many societies ... consider homosexuality to be contrary to their culture [or] morality"
"FFS what is you acutally do in your boring country?!?"
Camels, mostly.
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Hey, I try to do something gay every day. Puts a shine on the day. :)
Re: "Many societies ... consider homosexuality to be contrary to their culture [or] morality"
"Camels, mostly."
But only the female ones.....
Re: "Many societies ... consider homosexuality to be contrary to their culture [or] morality"
"FFS what is you acutally do in your boring country?!?"
I got drunk and hung out with Irish nurses, as a rule.
Honestly; there's not much to do in the evenings. No theatre, cinema, bars, clubs. The redeeming fact is that the shops are open until 10:30 at night (but close for the various evening prayers), and there are plenty of restaurants. It's far too hot to hang around outside too much, with temperature in the 30s even after dark. There's no culture, as such. Religion is the culture there. Local cuisine is dead sheep on rice, and not recommended.
Saudis shop, or go and see family generally. Young Saudis wander around malls, dropping contact cards onto members of the opposite sex walking by underneath, or leaving bluetooth connections open in order to contact boys/girls.
Re: "Many societies ... consider homosexuality to be contrary to their culture [or] morality"
They actually do a lot of the stuff they pretend to dislike.
It's called Hypocrisy and it's ok as long as you don't get found out.
Why doesnt someone apply for .anonymous
or maybe .tory or .idiot
of course el reg should apply for .reg .vulture and maybe .lohan
or .forwardslash, just to mess with some brains.
Re: .reg, .vulture, .lohan
It costs $185,000 a pop to request those. In total, that's 100,000 pints of Soho-priced beer!
Re: .reg, .vulture, .lohan
Blimey, where do you drink in Soho for £1.20 a pint? Come on, spill the beans!
Re: .reg, .vulture, .lohan
You're not from London, are you? ;-)
EDIT - AAAAAAAaaaahhhhh got it - 100kilopints for *all three*, that's more like it ;-)
Re: .reg, .vulture, .lohan
$185,000 across 6.6 million readers is ~$0.028 per reader.
So where's the kickstarter for .reg?
Re: .dot?
aitch tee tee pee colon slash slash slashdot dot forwardslash ?
so long as Saudi is OK with it
I'll have .prophet, .mohammed and .islam
Re: so long as Saudi is OK with it
it's .goat for me!
aitch tee tee pee
Pretty typical. We love using your technology, as long as it suits our means.
Just for reference, remind me what "freedom of speech" is...
Re: Nice
"We love using your technology, as long as it suits our means."
I wouldn't even go that far. Internet was only introduced publicly in Saudi in about 2001.
remind me what "freedom of speech" is
something which is decided on a nation by nation basis, not some world utopian ideal.
@JDX - Re: remind me what "freedom of speech" is
"something which is decided on a nation by nation basis, not some world utopian ideal."
Ah, so you think Freedom of Speech means "you have the right to say things that *we*, the Government, agree with".
Re: remind me what "freedom of speech" is
As a matter of fact, it is a world ideal. Defined in the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights. Signed by the overwhelming majority of nations in the world, it defines your rights as a human being, regardless of the government you live under. These are fundamental rights that are innate to being human, not rights "granted" by a government.
It is our duty as citizens the world over to uphold and defend these rights. It is through our collective defense of these rights against all who would attempt to suppress them – governments, corporations and individuals – that we as a species give these rights their meaning.
This isn't a "Utopian Ideal." This is the legacy – and duty – passed onto us by our forefathers. If we wish to remain free, to free others and to see our descendants enjoy freedom then we must indeed remain eternally vigilant. The rule of governments – and their laws, lawmakers and so forth – are granted by the governed. The rights outlined in the UDHR belong to every human being, no matter what any tin pot dictator – elected or not – chooses to say on the matter.
I am willing to die, if necessary, defending the above. What kind of person are you – how self important and entitled must you be – that you would not be? What must you believe that you would tell someone – anyone – that they are aught but chattle, granted rights as a whim, to be retracted just as effortlessly?
If that is what you truly espouse sir, then I think you are a terrible human being who is actively engaged in attempts to undermine one of the only great things our species has ever achieved…even if you are only doing through speech.
As a fundamental human right, however, I would still defend your right to air your opinion. No matter how contemptible I believe it to be.
Re: remind me what "freedom of speech" is
I agree with the vast majority of what you say, but the practical implementation of the freedoms differs somewhat from the original intention.
Freedom of speach except in cases on libel, fraud, defamation, racial hatred etc etc. The vast majority of what I mention is quite sensible, giving people the right to open their mouth but making them responsible for what they say. The problem is who draws the line and where it is drawn. It isn't abolsute nor is the right to free speach. I'm not sure it should be because that would divorce people from being responsible for their actions. We have an ideal, but in practical terms we do not have free speach just as we do not have a true democracy. For as long as the line is drawn by vaguely sane, well motivated people it is not entirely bad that people be allowed to say what they think but are made responsible for untruths and hate, but if the line is manipulated by vested interests then there is a problem.
Right now I can pass comments on our political leadership. say for instance there is a party called the pachyderms, and say perhaps they haven't put forward a presidential candidate in 20 years that could string together a coherant sentence. Now say their current leader (G Shrub) is involved in some shady things. I can pass comment on his leadership under most circumstances without fear of retribution. I cannot, without very strong evidence, suggest he has commited a crime or any other defamatory comment that isn't covered under exemption. In times of war the line is moved further. One view is that allowing people to speak but making them responsible for that speach is a way of keeping things honest and fair. However, truly free speach it is not.
With rights come responsibilities, this is no bad thing, but it isn't fashionable these days to make people responsible for their actions.
@ Trevor Pott
Excellent post, Trevor, and sentiments I absolutely support. I also admire the measured and rational manner of your response to JDX, since what I felt like saying to him in response to his idiotic comment would not have passed moderation. Well said.
What's with the sadface Saudi Arabia?
Not keen on stoning-children.wtf ?
Oh wow
They have internet in Saudi Arabia, and people actually know how to use it? Will wonders never cease?
Re: Oh wow
Question is are Saudi women allowed to use the internet?
Re: Oh wow
Yes, for certain restricted values of "internet", "know" and "people".
Re: Oh wow
"They have internet in Saudi Arabia, and people actually know how to use it? Will wonders never cease?"
Yes. They are the same species as you. You do realise that, right?
Given that thick bastards can 'use Internet' enough to update Facebook and watch TOWIE on streaming media, I think it's a bit racist of you to for a moment consider that it's beyond the capabilities of someone born in a different country.
This from...
...control freaks who believe in imaginary friends.
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But only the right sort of imaginary friends. Imaginary friends that come from a different magical book are offensive and must be banned.
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Imaginary friends who cannot ever be portrayed in any image whatsoever, ever!
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Actually the one that can't be portrayed was very much a real person and not imaginary at all.
If you want to see what he looks like, you'll just have to use your imagination.........<HEAD EXPLODES>
I don't understand why the people in the societies that object to these Internet Domains don't just apply some self control. e.g. If it is morally wrong for you to look at a web site that has a suffix '.virgin' don't look?
Is it that either the believers of these religions question there own beliefs, or is them some valid reason for these objections? I really can't see the objections being for any other reason than my first suggestion.
FYI. If you happen to live in Saudi Arabia the last time I looked Virgin runs airplanes, and trains.
Re: Objections
The problem is that these people aren't questioning their own force of will, but that of their neighbours (of course in the event that these domains are registered, they will need to monitor them to ensure that they remain pure *cough* *cough*). As no one is of more pure soul than they are, and as such need to have an eye kept on them at all times.
Re: Objections
"The problem is that these people aren't questioning their own force of will, but that of their neighbours"
Would these be the neighbours visited every weekend by Saudis in their droves, in order to drink, gamble and fornicate?
@Titus Technophobe - Re: Objections
"I don't understand why the people in the societies that object to these Internet Domains don't just apply some self control."
Ah, but you see it's not *their* self-control that they're worried about, because they're all morally upright and pure-of-mind people, it's *our* self-control they are worried about because we are weak-willed and morally bankrupt and cannot be trusted to see/ read/ watch all of this corrupting material without wanting to go out and do bad things!
Oddly enough, the Government run by the Vicar of St Albions had similar views...
Re: Objections
Actually that raises a good point; rather than objecting to these TLDs the Saudi's should be encouraging them. Then they can just block the site with the undesired addresses with relative ease.
Personally I have no time for their opinions. With their lavish wealth what exactly do they contribute to the world these days apart from bigotted opinions.
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But it's the men drinking, gambling and fornicating so thats ok. It's the women that need protecting.
Presumably from the hypocritical, sadistic mentalist men. How they can keep a straight face when they say women are week and need protecting when the men are so easily swayed by any and every vice is beyond me.
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"With their lavish wealth what exactly do they contribute to the world these days apart from bigotted opinions."
They are exporting Wahabism.That´s the most conservative interpretation of the Quoran.
They where,and are setting up thousands of Madrasses (Quoran schools) in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Brainwashing boys from 3 years up who then end up being blown to pieces whereever there superious send them with a belt of explosives. Bringing dead and destruction to who ever happens to be nearby.
IT angle? There´s a guy in safe distance who sends the explosive device a SMS.
Could this lead to a situation were countries end up blocking a whole TLD? Funny if it did, I think the whole TLD auction is a cynical attempt for ICANN to bring in more money anyway.
Re: Hmmm?
It shows that "unrestricted" TLDs was badly thought out in the first place.
In reality we should be getting rid of all non-geographic TLDs (including .com, .net, .org, etc) so that all domains can be tied to a geographic country whose laws they will comply with. Registrants can choose which jurisdiction they want to have registrations in (no limit, just comply with the laws of the country of each registration for all content related to that registration no matter where it is hosted).
Cuts through this messy "you've got a .com so you must be a Merkin" when you claim to be offering services elsewhere. .us - comply with us law. .gb, comply with UK law. Etc
Re: Hmmm?
Should make a few quid for ICAN as well as Google.co.uk,
We need Google.co.england.uk, Google.co.Wales.uk. Google.co.ni.uk, Goolge.co.Wales.uk.
Then of course if it effects any local bylaws you might have to have Google.barnsley.co.uk
Such an advanced nation of forward and free thinkers.... I'm surprised we don't take more advice from them. They are so wise. Maybe then our country could be as free and fair as theirs.
Ah... if they didn't happen by blind chance to find themselves standing on oil, we wouldn't even know who they are.
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Correction : if they didn't happen to be standing on oil, they would have been absorbed into another country by now.
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A monthly meeting of Buckley Town Council reached boiling point as debates descended into a series of slanging matches.
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Among the rows were disputes about councillors talking between themselves during the meeting and even a spat over which members should and should not have been in a presentation photograph published in the Leader.
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Cllr Carol Ellis said: "This council is becoming bitter and twisted and there is a bad atmosphere.
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But further back-biting followed when the subject of a £600 donation made by the council to Buckley Football Club came up as councillors clashed over who should and should not have been in a presentation photograph published in these pages.
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The lot of them should either grow up or quit. It's Buckley Town Council, not Westminster
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What a disgrace! I know that there one or two members of the council who genuinely want to make the town a better place to live and work but this clearly shows that the majority are in it for their own ends!!!!
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There is no way that I have found of preventing this behavior, the reinstall is often quicker as it does not actually have to write the files just check that they are there and the correct size and version.
This is probably fairly simple but I will ask anyway
When you use group policy to deply MSI's. it installs, and then on subsequent reboots, it detects that the product is already installed, and skips it
But why, when I have taken an image after software is installed, and then gone through sysprep, does the software reinstall over the top of itself? Yes the PC name and SID are different but why can it not detect the exact same software is already installed? What does it look at to detirmine if a machine needs the software?
And is there a way to stop this happening? I could take images without any MSI packages I suppose but theres a chance a GPO could get removed from an OU and when a machine was imaged it would be missing software
There is no way that I have found of preventing this behavior, the reinstall is often quicker as it does not actually have to write the files just check that they are there and the correct size and version.
was the software you installed on the image PC done via software deployment?
Oh ok thats not too bad then, I thought it was going through and reinstalling it all
marco yes it was. I can see why it might reinstall if the software had been installed locally
I only ask because i think even if the software was installed by the same msi, but not through software deployment it wouldnt reconginse it as the same software and therefor attempt to install it again.
The group policy relies on time stamps and needs to start in the same OU with the same GPO each time, when you sysprep the PC and then add it to the domain it thinks there are new apps to install. As SYNACK says it usually just goes through checking that it's the same version and runs a repair but if you ever remove that app from the GPO and deploy a later version you will see the old version listed as it won't remove the old windows installer information that was there before you joined the domain.
The best way around this problem is to image your OS without software and then have it deploy once you join the network.
Yeah, migth well have to try that
Ive always used MSI's but its not until recently Ive made an effort getting all the common stuff like Smartboard, Shockwave, Net Framework etc to install through them
Problem is some of my colleague are very stuck in their ways, changing something like this could end up being pretty frustrating. Eg they will never remember to not install certain things locally, or they wont trust it and insist on installing things on the image
TBH we gave up using imaging software a while back RIS / WDS is so much simpler if you have the right cards or PXE bootable ones, even using a flat image on reasonable spec PC's doesn't take all that long and your clients are under the control of group policy right from the off.
I can see the advantages, but there is still too much software that isnt MSI'able
Its easy to create them for some packages but some are so poorly written it would be impossible.
Although I could most deployable, the odd package might not matter
We have just paid about £5k for Ghost licences though so I better use it for a while yet
Yep i suppose that's a good enough reason :-)
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