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Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery has been awarded £4.8m by the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) towards the £9.7m 'Birmingham - A City in the Making' project
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Link your exact spec, if you would.
max out incite to help with trash, sticking with 51 points in prot means vig is the weakest ability if you're way ahead on threat which pretty much every tank is nowadays.
And I plan to start doing HM's on my warrior and priest now I've done em all in 10's on my DK, so prob thats why I'm surv focussed.
For burst aggro i like to heroic throw then charge SS. Then I always put vig on the strongest melee in the group since melee threat is higher than ranged threat and if a hunter pulls off and dies learn to MD k thx bai. When i am tanking in our progression 10m our mage pulls anywhere from 10-13k depending on fight and i never have issues with him. Also i know this is anti-rage but i bing HS to every ability because i tend to stay hit capped and close to exp cap so i never have any rage issues unless i am OT. But my guild all works well together. Our best geared tank is a pally but I do most of the MT on boss because i can out threat him and as a OT i am always rage starved and we risk a aggro loss on the initial swap if i dont pull first.
http://www.wowhead.com/talent#LVZhg00xZVGtrx0zVdIzsGo so when I get around to it I'll drop the vig to 3/3 incite because it's handy for pulling trash of the other tank in fights like LK etc, I could probably get rid of conc blow too but it's handy for chain CCing one of the saurfang adds along with SW while it get's burned by the melee (we only have one ranged dps in our grp :/ ). I thought about dropping some points in crueltly to max demo out.. dunno, it's just that with so much excess threat it seems silly for me to spec threat talents.
I guess vig is nice for an undergeared OT on something like HM fester or dual enraged mobs on LK, but we just CD it.. I get to heal them on my priest each week too and they're stupidly easy fights anyways.
One thing I don't get is why HM LK isn't a requirement to get your mount.. not that I'm complaining , I guess it's the difference between doing alone and one light..
Oh yeah, love the cat raiding changes! even though we have 400+ toons in our guild we struggle to get 25 competent ppl together so for progression 10's are it for us I'm afraid.
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you're having problems doing threat, but then you don't get full incite, or deepwounds or impale, also for survivability you gimp yourself by picking up 5/5 crit instead of 5/5 imp demo, and now you're gonna drop VIGILANCE? which is free 10% threat for 5% more crit on 3 of your situational rage dump/aoe abilities?
I'm sorry but I fail to see the rationale here.
Do your rotation right. Spec/Glyph accordingly. Utilize Tricks/MD. That's all you need.
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http://www.wowhead.com/talent#LVZGV0...idczsho:crTomM instead...maxing out on more effective talents and minimizing less useful ones. Debatable to take two points from somewhere and put them in safeguard as well, depends on raid makeup. I don't know why you would not take imp disciplines though. Boggling.
I like the fact that you feel you can dump Vigilance (which is a total of 20% threat buffer you gain without having to do anything in a fight), but you still have 2/2 Damage Shields. In fact, if you think threat is so lol ....
* Why don't you move the points from Armored to the Teeth to Imp Demo?
* Why do you have Incite, Imp. Revenge, 1H Spec, Sword & Board or Damage Shield while you could pick up Imp. Spell Reflect, Imp. Disciplines or Safeguard? All which do what you want fro a tank, reduce damage taken!! (And you'ld still have 8 'less useful' points left for DPS talents)
* Why don't you put your spec & gear in my spreadsheet and show us how much threat you actually average out? (rather than throw out a range that covers the entire ICC gearing scope)
Not to bash you, but you can't just come around and say to the people that have thouroughly tested all the talents and come up with the current 'standards' and just make bold statements without any evidence to back it up, especially if your own spec contradicts what you say.
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Hi there.
The specs you posted above are not ideal for either survivability or threat. An ideal survivability specs would have imp. Demo Shout for mitigation (as Kaze suggested). Plus, these specs are only useful for a handful of bosses, although if you don't have problems with threat you can use it on any boss for more mitigation and HP.
The Deep Wound build is a better choice for threat generation. But other than that:
- Shield Specialization isn't too useful for either threat of survivability, while Incite is great.
- Focused Rage help a lot with rage issues (if you find yourself starved)
- Damage Shield is great for AoE tanking.
Glyphs is something that was discussed here, but generally a glyph for imp. Dev is the best single glyph for extra threat. However, if you have a high DPS that constantly pulls off threat, you might wanna consider imp. Vigi. I use that one.
Further more, sometimes it helps having dual specs, for sustainability and DPS/TPS.
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Yeah moving some point to demo are probably what I need to do, I haven't looked too hard at it but it's probably a change I'll make.
Imp disciplines isn't something I've found I've needed, SW just isnt really used much more oftne than the standard CD. And since I tend to off CD SB/LS and maybe a GS if we're really worried, it could be worthwhile if I had to deal with something that hits really hard on a short CD but there isn't anything out there right now.. we don't even bother with tanks swaps on soul reaper, but then again we're only doing it in 10.. so a little easier I'm sure. The only really scary boss I can ever think of is maybe broodlord's massive shots, or algalon's brutal beatings..
I have thought about spell reflect but the spells that matter usually arn't reflectable, and I have to disagree about shield spec, the extra rage generated is what allows macro spamming.. 5% block is nothing to be sniffed at either. Safeguard is a waste.
I think the original point I was trying to make was if you're already miles ahead on threat, isn't it better to spec some more survivability?
Adrael: yeah dual tanking specs is a good idea, esp since prot dps is already pretty good.
I have HS and Dev right next to each other on my bartender.
Get a MD from the hunter, Do a heroic throw at the same time as a charge, then doing TC and SS. Start doing HS/Dev/HS/Dev/HS/Dev till you gain 5 stacks. Use SS/Revenge whenever its on cooldown.
The way I choose who to vigilance, find a high threat class (lock/hunter/rogue/dk.) I also usually choose who is going to have the most time fighting the boss. Such as saurfang, its a bad idea to put it on a ranged.
I pull 7-9k threat full time and can burst to 13k in short spans, depending on crits. If I'm not careful, I can easily pull aggro from my OT in ICC and such.
There's a ton of good advice here that you should follow which will greatly improve your threat. I just wanted to add that you should never sweat a hunter who is breathing down your neck on threat - if they get too close they can use Misdirection to transfer some threat to you or they can Feign Death and completely wipe their threat.
Question for everyone - If survivability/Def minimum isn't an issue, then wouldn't a slow dps weapon add to threat?
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The act of capturing, mildly sedating, and throat-fucking a loon.
Dave and I grabbed a 6 pack of Busch and headed down to the lake for some looning. Little fight, no bite.
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Looning - the way HIPPIES wander about in an aimless way, talking hippie nonsense and making strange movements and poses. Also is related to LOONS, the very wide bottomed flares hippies still wear even now. also related to LUNATIC and LOONY, as they appear demented to humans.
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The health-insurance marketplaces at the center of President Barack Obama's health law saw a surge of consumer interest Tuesday that surprised even many of the law's backers. But the debut proved patchy, with few applicants actually able to buy coverage on clogged websites that were bedeviled with technological problems.
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A woman signed up for more information about a health exchange at an Atlanta job fair Tuesday. David Walter Banks for The Wall Street Journal
Federal officials said more than 2.8 million visitors between midnight and late afternoon contributed to long wait times for access to healthcare.gov, the website they are running for 36 states.
Officials in New York state, which is running its own insurance site, said an unanticipated surge of visitors in the first hours left the marketplace only partially functional. California said its website fielded five million page views by 3 p.m. local time.
The swell of online traffic underscored potential demand for health coverage that has been inaccessible to many of the nearly 50 million uninsured consumers, who either couldn't afford coverage or were excluded from plans because of existing medical conditions—one of the major issues the legislation sought to address.
"That gives you a sense of how important this is to millions of Americans around the country," President Obama said Tuesday. "And we're going to be speeding things up in the next few hours to handle all of this demand that exceeds anything that we had expected."
But the volume of visitors to the online marketplaces, called exchanges, added to stubborn technological hurdles that officials have grappled with for weeks.
Anne Lyon, left, talks with Brandi Hawkins about different types of health insurance at the University of Arkansas in Little Rock, Ark., on Tuesday. Associated Press
Many consumers found they were unable to enroll for insurance, due to the long delays on the websites and glitches in the calculations for federal subsidies meant to help buy coverage, according to insurers such as Cigna Corp. and Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Florida, insurance brokers and government-financed nonprofit workers who are helping with the enrollment.
"Sometimes being first, you're the guinea pig out there," said Bruce Allen, marketing director of Blue Cross & Blue Shield of North Carolina, which wasn't able to enroll any subsidy-eligible customers Tuesday due to technical glitches.
A spokeswoman for the Department of Health and Human Services said that some applications made through both the state-based and federally facilitated exchanges had been completed Tuesday. But officials wouldn't say how many people signed up successfully.
The launch marks a milestone in the rollout of the Affordable Care Act, which was signed into law in March 2010. But administration officials and health companies that depend on the law's coverage for new customers say it is the beginning of long journey: The ranks of newly insured are expected to swell to more than 20 million by 2016.
A clear picture of the scope of the initial wave of enrollees could take months to emerge. States that launched their own exchanges were at varying levels of preparedness. In some states where political leaders oppose the law, outreach efforts funded by Washington and carried out by local nonprofit groups have been quashed. And while Americans will face new tax penalties next year if they continue to go without coverage, it is an open question among health policy experts how many people ultimately will buy policies.
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In Kentucky, more than 2,900 residents had either signed up for coverage from health-insurance plans or enrolled in the state's Medicaid program using its new marketplace Tuesday, said Gwenda Bond, a spokeswoman. In Connecticut, a state-run exchange enrolled just 83 people receiving health-law subsidies in health plans, but more in Medicaid.
Critics of the law were quick to seize on the glitches as a sign that its implementation is being rushed, and to argue that a delay, which some congressional Republicans have demanded as a condition of ending the government shutdown, is needed.
"This law was never ready for prime time and never will be," said Rep. Renee Ellmers, a North Carolina Republican.
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The steady stream of consumers seeking new policies suggested an unexpected level of demand for benefits, despite efforts by administration officials to play down consumer interest in the Oct. 1 deadline and a recent Kaiser Family Foundation poll showing only 15% of respondents were aware that the date marked the opening of the marketplaces.
In Philadelphia, Carmen Santiago, a 49-year-old with diabetes, shopped for coverage—something she had gone without because of high costs. At her household income level, about $30,000, Ms. Santiago and her family likely qualify for federal subsidies that would put an array of health plans within reach.
Like thousands of would-be customers around the country, Ms. Santiago learned she will have to wait to find specific details or buy coverage. After technical problems with the marketplace blocked her from signing up, an enrollment helper at a local health center told her she will have to wait a week for a response to her paper application.
But she didn't seem bothered by the delay: "I've tried to buy insurance [before] but when they find out I have diabetes the rates go up." She said she struggles to pay for medicine now.
Six people had lined up at a Miami health clinic's new office dedicated to health-law enrollment by 8:30 Tuesday morning. Throughout the day, a dozen seats in the waiting area filled and, at times, the crowd swelled to standing-room-only status.
Among them was Sandy Calderon, a 24-year-old house painter who said she never has had health insurance.
"It's hard to live through your day hoping you don't get sick," said Ms. Calderon, who learned she might be able to buy a minimal plan for as little as $40 a month. Once she is covered, she said, "I think I'm going to feel very, very secure."
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The governor is putting together his proposed amendments to the two-year budget for the General Assembly to consider when the 2013 session convenes in January. He will present his recommendations to legislative money committees on Dec. 17.
But McDonnell told reporters Monday that whatever he tells legislators that day may change substantially because of what's going on in Washington. President Barack Obama and leaders in Congress are in talks to avoid a "fiscal cliff" on Jan. 1, when tax increases and mandatory government spending cuts are set to take effect. Virginia's economic prospects are closely tied to whatever happens.
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Walking into Mordor may be frowned upon, but parkouring into it? A-OK.
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The horror franchise is making a leap into...free-to-play?
We recruit Polygon's resident Lord of the Rings overlord to talk all things Tolkien, gush over D4, and generate Destiny conspiracy theories.
The moon is on a mission and it's going to involve breaking your brain a bit.
Dan. Just get the cookie. The cookie's right there. Grab It. DAN! COOKIE!
We double down on the Dan and Drew Double Disc Demo Derby.
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In which I spend a bunch of time messing with stream settings, watching some anime, and driving a bus.
Alex shares what he's played of Civilization: Beyond Earth, I lament how few people remember Rockstar's skateboarding game, and we talk through the week's news.
I mean, honestly, they've been shining a spotlight on him ever since the game was first announced, but whatever.
Why waste your time researching how to send a poet when you can build sweet space guns?
The latest Naruto game boasts 118 characters. I still can't tell if they mean in the title or the game.
It's hardly shocking to learn it's coming from former developers on The Last Guardian.
Dan and Drew are thrust into a waking nightmare with only their nervous laughter to protect them.
The worlds of Legend of Zelda and Dynasty Warriors collide... Join Dan and Brad as they bear witness.
As Creative Assembly prepares to release Alien: Isolation, its attention turns to its bread 'n butter.
Excuse me while I look for a time capsule that'll wake me up early next year.
Just in time for me to remember I haven't gotten around to playing the original OlliOlli!
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The cardboard cutouts of Chris Paul's head have never looked more realistic.
The crew teams up to fight baddies, steal one another's gold, and shoot a lot of food.
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The kids of tomorrow may have a lot of chores to do, but shooting big monsters with cannons seems pretty fun.
Dan and Jeff discover new and creative ways to role-play and murder. Beats by Skrillex.
Besides the questionable music choice, I'm not sure you could ask for a more exciting way to get ready up for BioWare's latest.
Brad and Dan take a road trip to Los Santos to check out the new visuals.
In an interesting twist, it's a game on Kickstarter publisher Devolver Digital has already committed to publishing, even if crowdfunding fails.
You have to admire how much free stuff the developers are giving away. Good on 'em.
War is lonely, but at least I'm surrounded by cheerful anime characters in this excellent PC port.
A shorter-than-usual show because my replacement TV showed up early, but we take your questions about the first games we ever reviewed, the prospect of an upgraded Xbox One, and more.
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Before Dead Island 2 arrives sometime next year, a cel-shaded spin-off promises some answers.
Alex finds the strength to talk more about Assassin's Creed, while I begin falling for Valkyria Chronicles. We also walk through the week's endless news about technical problems.
Jeff and Dan tape up their sneakers and turn up their 'tudes to check out the latest Sonic masterpiece.
If you get tired of capturing outposts and climbing towers, you can always go kill demons with your tiger buddy.
Drew's Raiden impression needs work, Dan once found love in a bathroom stall, Kojima really likes Kurt Russell.
When does this take place? Who are the main characters? Did anyone care about the story in Borderlands?
Alex heads back to school but this time decides not to show everyone the bird.
Jeff and Brad check out the other Assassin's Creed to see what's stabbin'.
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While generally applauding the late-hour congressional maneuvering that pulled the nation back from the fiscal cliff, farm groups were disappointed that in lieu of a new farm bill, the old one was extended to September, the end of the fiscal year.
In a statement, National Association of Wheat Growers President Erik Younggren, a wheat, soybean and sugar beet farmer from Hallock, Minn., said, "NAWG is pleased that leaders in Washington came to some agreement on fiscal and tax policy for our nation that includes an extension of farm policy through the 2013 wheat growing season. This will allow our nation's farmers to know the parameters of tax policy and the farm safety net for spring planting decisions and allow continued operations of critical foreign market development programs.
"However, the extension of the 2008 farm bill is not ideal and we are concerned about unknown implications of automatic spending cuts, known as sequester, which are now postponed, Younggren continued. "It is of the utmost urgency to our farmer-members that Members of the 113th Congress reauthorize a new farm bill expeditiously. We call on policymakers to come to the table, compromise and send a five-year farm bill to the president for signature this year."
National Farmers Union President Roger Johnson was blunter in his statement. "Once again, Congress has left rural America out in the cold. An extension represents a short sighted, temporary fix that ultimately provides inadequate solutions that will leave our farmers and ranchers crippled by uncertainty, he said.
"The legislation that passed fails to provide disaster aid for farmers or necessary support for our dairy industry, yet continues unjustifiable direct payments. The bill also does not provide mandatory funding for the energy title, specialty crops and organic provisions, and new important programs for beginning farmers and ranchers, Johnson continued.
"Farmers, ranchers, rural communities and all Americans deserve better and would have been better served with a new five-year farm bill. It is truly a shame that the bipartisan work of both the Senate and House Agriculture Committees has been summarily and entirely discarded. Not only was that work far better than what has passed, it also provided meaningful deficit reduction.
The National Milk Producers Federation said it will continue its push in the 113th Congress for a five-year farm bill that includes the Dairy Security Act. The renewal of current programs doesn't offer dairy farmers a meaningful safety net," said Jerry Kozak, president and CEO of NMPF. The fiscal cliff package, extended the MILC program through Sept. 30, 2013, and the price support program through Dec. 31.
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The wife and I want to be able to share lists between our iPhones. If I edit a list, or complete an item on my iPhone, I want her to see the change on hers.
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|barkerja says:
Shouldn't need to.. I mean you could essentially just use the same account on both iPhones..
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|willw says:
Sounds like you could just both log into the same account.
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|jim.austin says:
This is 'team' software. It's 'sharing' oriented and (look at the name) family oriented. There needs to be a mechanism for sharing with your family. If I have a pro account and my wife has a free account, let her access shared lists via her own account on her mobile device. We are not the same person, so we shouldn't have to use the same account.
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We have four in our house... I'm also interested in using it in my small business.
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For Seniors: How to Set a Reminder for Computer Maintenance
Keeping your computer in tip-top shapes helps you avoid system crashes. If you're the forgetful type, you can even set a reminder for your computer's maintenance tasks.
Choose Start→Control Panel→System and Security and then click Schedule Tasks in the Administrative Tools window.
The Task Scheduler dialog box appears.
Choose Action→Create Task.
The Create Task dialog box appears.
Enter a task name and description. Choose when to run the task.
You have two choices: only when you are logged on or whether you're logged on or not.
Click the Triggers tab and then click New.
The New Trigger dialog box appears.
Choose a criteria and any settings in the Begin the Task drop-down list. Click OK.
You can use the settings to specify how often to perform the task as well as when and at what time of day to begin.
Click the Actions tab and then click New.
The New Action dialog box appears.
Choose the action that will occur from the Action drop-down list and click OK.
Your choices include starting a program, sending an e-mail, or displaying a message. Depending on what you choose here, different action dialog boxes appear. For example, if you want to send an e-mail, you get an e-mail form to fill in.
Click the Conditions tab and enter any other settings.
If you want to set conditions in addition to those that trigger the action that control whether it should occur, the Conditions tab is where you do so.
Click the Settings tab and make settings that control how the task runs. After you complete all settings, click OK.
Your task is now saved.
If you like a more wizard-like interface for building a new task, you can choose the Create Basic Task item from the Action menu. This walks you through the most basic and minimal settings you can make to create a new task.
When the cell references in a formula don't change when you move or copy it. To make a reference absolute, add dollar signs before the column letter and before the row number. So, for example, an absolute reference to C1 would be =$C$1.
Text that has a diagonal slant.
A utility used to spot and erase computer viruses from a system.
A placeholder for a number, text string, or cell reference. Each function has one or more arguments. The arguments for a function are enclosed in a set of parentheses.
The height-width proportion for a box.
A catchall term for music and other sound files, such as books on CD.
The length of time it takes a laptop battery to run out of juice.
The lines that appear around one or more sides of each cell.
Consists of the cell's column letter and row number.
How the text interacts with the available space in the cell.
The very small, very high-tech semiconductor chip that acts as the brains of a computer. The CPU is stored in a computer tower.
To press and release the left mouse button.
To press and continue to hold down the left mouse button and then move (drag) the mouse to another location.
Predrawn generic artwork. Microsoft provides many clip art files for free with its Office products.
A temporary holding area in Windows.
The red button with the X in the top-right corner of the window. Click the Close button when you are done with the window. Close is also called Quit and Exit.
Compressing a file or folder reduces a large file or folder to a more manageable size.
When you roam the Internet, Web sites you visit download information, known as cookies, to your computer to temporarily allow you to access sites or services or to. Your browser stores these temporary Internet files on your hard drive.
Stores your work in a particular application.
Typically have a large tower that contains the computer's central processing unit (called a CPU). The keyboard, mouse, and monitor are separate. Desktop computers take up more space than laptops and are not portable, but they're usually less expensive.
Icons that reside on the desktop and provide a shortcut to opening a software program or file.
Windows has built-in desktop themes that you can apply quickly to change the look of your computer's desktop. These desktop themes save sets of elements that include menu appearance, background colors or patterns, screen savers, and even mouse cursors and system sounds.
Two rapid clicks of the left mouse button.
Each Office application has a variety of viewing options available. Each view is suited for a certain type of activity in that application. In Word, Draft view is speedy to work with and presents the text in a simple one-column layout.
Also called shading, the color or pattern that fills the background of one or more cells.
Keeps other people or programs from accessing your computer without your permission.
A standard way of making each letter. (It's also called a typeface.)
Controls the height of the letters. The font size is based on the distance from the top of the tallest letter to the bottom of the lowest letter, measured in points.
A math expression that begins with an equals sign, such as =2+1. Formulas can also contain cell references. For example, =A2+B2 adds the amount found in cell A2 to the amount found in B2.
In Excel, a function refers to a certain math calculation.
Usually larger than icons, gadgets display information, such as the time (in a clock) or the current weather report.
Computers with more sophisticated sound and image capabilities. These gaming or multimedia models typically require a larger hard disk to handle these functions.
When you look at a Microsoft Excel worksheet onscreen, you see faint, gray-blue lines — gridlines — that separate the rows and columns.
All the tangible computer equipment, such as the keyboard and mouse,
Determines how each line aligns between the right and left margins. The default is left alignment, where each line begins at the left margin.
Describes whether the text is left-aligned, right-aligned, or centered when the cell is wider than needed to accommodate the entry.
When the mouse pointer is over an area where you can place text, it turns into an I-shaped pointer called an I-beam. The shape of the I-beam makes it easy for you to precisely position it, even between two tiny characters of text.
Small pictures that represent programs, which perform functions, or documents such as letters and photos. Icons provide a way to run a program or open a document.
To shift the position of one or more paragraphs in relation to the left and/or right margins.
A little line that indicates where the next action will take place. The insertion point is the flashing vertical marker (cursor) that shows where the text that you type will appear. You can move the insertion point with the arrow keys, or you can click where you want to place it.
A way to chat with others by typing messages and sending them through your computer using a technology called instant messaging. These messages are exchanged in real time
Display recent and frequently used documents and options belonging to a specific program.
Similar to a typewriter keyboard. In addition to typing words, you can use a keyboard to give the computer commands.
Portable, weighing anywhere from two to eight pounds (the lowest weight ones are called netbooks). The monitor, keyboard, and mouse are built into the laptop.
Recorded bits of code that can automate certain activities in a program, but they can also carry viruses.
The space between the edge of the paper and where the text begins. Ideal margins depend on many factors, including the document type, the need to limit the number of pages, and the audience's needs
Click the Maximize button to hide the desktop and other open windows, to concentrate on this one window, and to see as much of the window's contents as you can.
Refers to something other than text: Audio and video are examples of media.
A horizontal strip containing various menus, the menu bar appears below the title bar, starting at the left edge of the window. To use a menu, click its name and a vertical list of related items drops down. Then click the item you want to use.
An accessory that provides virtual pens and brushes for use in play, serious art, or art therapy.
Shrinks or hides the window contents. The program that the window contains is still running and open, but the window is out of sight. You'll still see the program's icon in the taskbar. Click the Minimize button when you want to ignore a particular window but aren't actually done with it.
Displays images on its screen, such as the Microsoft Windows desktop or a document in a software program.
A tactile device that you use to give your computer commands. You move the mouse around your desk with your hand, which moves a pointer around on-screen. Using this pointer, you can click items like buttons that cause an action, or click the screen and drag the mouse to select text or an object to perform an action on it.
Cells that don't border each other.
The dialog boxes used for chart formatting are nonmodal. Any changes you make in them take effect immediately, and the dialog box can remain open while you work on other parts of the worksheet.
Software that runs all the programs and organizes data on your computer.
Refers to the direction of the text. By default, text runs horizontally from left to right.
Determines whether the height or the width of the page is greater. If the text is parallel to the narrow edge, that's Portrait. If it's parallel to the wide edge, that's Landscape.
An array of colored squares from which you can choose a color.
Click and drag the photo to move it.
Accessories such as a printer, speakers, webcams, and microphones. These items may or may not come with your computer when you buy it, but your computer does come with slots (called ports) where you plug in various peripherals.
1. (noun) One point (pt) is 1/72 of an inch. 2. (verb) To move the mouse pointer to a specified location without clicking.
A type of laptop mouse. A pointing stick is a small button located among your computer's keys.
A collection of one or more slides saved in a single data file.
Installed software installed that uses certain settings to tell your computer how to find the printer and what to print.
Your computer contains a processor contained on a computer chip. The speed at which your computer runs programs or completes tasks is determined in great measure by your computer's processor speed.
A group of one or more cells. You refer to a range by the address of the upper leftmost cell in the range, followed by a colon, and then followed by the lower rightmost cell in the range. For example, the range consisting of cells A1, A2, B1, and B2 is written as A1:B2.
To turn off and turn back on your computer.
When you move or copy a formula, Excel automatically changes the cell references to work with the new location.
The button that appears after you click the Maximize button; it replaces the Maximize button. Click the Restore button to return the window to its previous size, which is in between maximized and minimized.
A group of settings that were in effect last night, last week, or at some other time.
All Office 2010 applications have a common system of navigation called the Ribbon, which is a tabbed bar across the top of the application window. Each tab is like a page of buttons. You click different tabs to access different sets of buttons and features.
A single press and release of the right mouse button.
Text that is straight up-and-down.
A thin sheet of plastic that you place across your monitor that can help prevent scratches and, as a bonus, keep your screen clean, as well.
Controls how sharp and detailed a picture your screen displays.
Animations that appear after your computer has remained inactive for a time.
A pop-up box that tells the button's name and/or purpose. It appears when you hover the mouse pointer over a button.
To roll the a wheel in the center of the mouse up or down to navigate through a document or Web site on your screen. Just roll the wheel down to move through pages going forward or scroll up to move backward in your document.
The blank rectangle you drag in the scroll bar. Its size indicates how much content you can't see at the moment.
Text that is highlighted is selected, meaning that any action you perform, such as pressing the Delete key on your keyboard or clicking a button for Bold formatting, is performed on the selected text.
A circle or square on the border of the box. Each box has eight selection handles: one in each corner, and one on each side. (The green circle handle at the top of the selected box rotates it when dragged.)
A popular program, program is available on the Internet, that enables you to make online phone calls using your computer.
An individual page of the presentation. The term page isn't a perfect descriptor, though, because PowerPoint slides are designed to be displayed on a computer screen or with a projector rather than printed.
A combination of one or more content placeholders slots (ports) where you plug in various peripherals
Installed on your computer hard drive, which resides in the computer casing (either in your laptop or, for a desktop computer, in the computer tower). Software is what makes the hardware work or lets you get things done, such as writing documents with Microsoft Word or playing a Solitaire game.
A technology that enables you to speak commands.
Malicious software programs.
Appears along the bottom edge of the window and displays information about the window or its contents.
An accessory that puts yellow notes directly on your computer's desktop.
Applies to an individual paragraph, or a block of selected text.
A folder you place within another folder.
The sequence of arguments for each function;
This foundational memory, part of which is stored on the system's hard drive, tells the computer about its world —what disk drives are attached, what other kinds of memory it has, and other details involving all the hardware that makes up the machine.
System Restore, featured in all current version of Windows, is a computer version of a time warp, allowing you to go back from the future to a specific restore.
A configuration file that governs the default settings for the documents that are based on it.
Controls how the text lines up within cells.
A design set that you apply to an entire document or presentation to change several elements at once, including background, color scheme, fonts, and the positions of the placeholders on the various layouts.
The top line of the window, containing the title of the program you're using. When you use a program to create a document, the name of the document also appears in the title bar.
Below the menu bar, some programs display a toolbar of icons that you can click to perform various functions.
The most common type of laptop mouse, a touchpad is a flat area, located beneath the keyboard.
Essentially an upside-down mechanical mouse with its roller ball built into a mouse body or even into a keyboard. The ball rests loosely in a cavity, where sensors track horizontal and vertical movement.
The flourish that occurs when you transition between one slide and another.
The process of transferring digital photos to your computer.
A USB flash drive store information. They are about the size of a package of gum, and you insert them into a USB port on your computer.
A common type of connection ports.
Describes whether the text aligns with the top or bottom of the cell, or is centered vertically between the top and bottom, when the cell is taller than needed to accommodate the entry.
Uses your computer and Internet connection to place calls.
Tiny, inexpensive video cameras that capture and send your image to another computer.
Protects your computer from unwanted intrusion by malicious programs called spyware.
Makes sure your computer has the most up-to-date security measures in place.


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Three weeks after her release from a New York hospital with a blood clot on the brain – a health emergency mocked on the right as "Benghazi flu" — Secretary of State Hillary Clinton gave Senate Republicans their day of rage over the Sept. 11 Benghazi killings on Wednesday.
From the intellectually underwhelming Ron Johnson of Wisconsin to the ever-angrier John McCain, with cameos by unimpressive 2016 hopefuls Rand Paul and Marco Rubio, Clinton stood up to the raging bulls with grace and fire of her own.
The stature gap between Clinton and those possible 2016 rivals – OK, nobody's announced they're running, but I couldn't help thinking about it – was enormous. When Rand Paul huffed "had I been President at the time and I found that you did not read the cables [from Benghazi] I would have relieved you of your duties," it wasn't intimidating but funny. President Rand Paul? Try to say that without laughing.
Steely yet sometimes emotional, Clinton defended the State Department's handling of the Benghazi story while not denying the underlying Libyan unrest or security troubles that caused it.
"For me, this is not just a matter of policy, it's personal. I stood next to President Obama as the Marines carried those flag-draped caskets off the plane at Andrews," she said in her introduction, with her voice breaking. "I put my arms around the mothers and fathers, the sisters and brothers, the sons and daughters, and the wives left alone to raise their children."
After that, she was lectured and hectored by guys who don't quite measure up to her and never will. Clinton spent almost as much time answering for Susan Rice's now world-historical Sunday show appearances Sept. 16 as she did talking about what happened at the compound and her own leadership decisions.
On a morning in which senators vied for the worst moment, Tea Party darling Ron Johnson of Wisconsin stood out. "A very simple phone call to these individuals I think would have ascertained, immediately, that there was no protest prior to this…it was an assault," he told Clinton condescendingly. The fact that Johnson could envision "a very simple phone call" in the wake of the Benghazi carnage – has he even seen photos of the devastated compound? – shows that he's a very simple man when it comes to foreign policy. Johnson's entire point was to ask, again, about Rice "purposely misleading" the Sunday shows five days after the attack.
Clinton began by pointing to the mayhem in the wake of the devastation, with an agent still recovering at Walter Reed and the FBI moving to gather information in an investigation that's ongoing. "Senator, when you're in these positions, the last thing you want to do is interfere with any other process going on," she told Johnson, to which he replied:
"I realize that's a good excuse," but Clinton corrected him.
"Well, no, it's the fact." And she went on:
With all due respect the fact is we had four dead Americans. Was it because there was a protest or was it because there were guys who went out for a walk one night who decided they would kill some Americans? What difference at this point does it make? It is our job to figure out what happened and to do everything we can to make sure it never happens again.
McCain remained unhappy, calling Clinton's answers "not satisfactory to me" and harrumphing "The American people deserve to know answers, and they certainly don't deserve false answers," McCain said. It sort of sounded like he was calling Clinton a liar. ( On second viewing: Clinton did a great job disarming McCain, a little, with warmth, replying calmly: "I understand your very very strong feelings. You knew Chris [Stevens], you were one of the staunchest supporters of the effort to dislodge [Moammar al-Qadaffi] and try to give the Libyan people a chance. And we just have a disagreement. We have a disagreement about what happened, and when it happened and with respect to explaining the sequence of events.")
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