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Online Fax Service Reviews and Comparisons of 2014
Business software expert Stacy Bennett and the Reviews.com research team assembled a list of 38 online fax services and chose 9 of the best products to review based on 93 online fax features.
Business software expert Stacy Bennett and the Reviews.com research team assembled a list of 38 online fax services and chose 9 of the best products to review based on 93 online fax features.
Fax Design encompasses the features associated with preparing a fax for transmission. Including a customized cover letter and attaching multiple files for transmission are design necessities. Another important design feature is the ability to digitally sign faxes. For those who work in industries that often require signing documents, having the ability to digitally sign faxes can be a big time saver.
Fax Management is a relatively broad category that consists of all the features associated with managing received and sent faxes. Basic functionality like viewing, downloading, forwarding, and printing faxes are covered in this category, as well as fundamental storage features like a fax log and archive. The best online fax services will include powerful search capabilities, providing the ability to easily find and access previous fax transmissions.
Fax Receiving includes all the features associated with receiving a fax. Similar to Fax Sending, faxes can typically be received and accessed through a specified email account or through an online account. Having incoming faxes automatically routed to multiple recipient email addresses can ensure the right people have constant access to faxes, even if they are using smartphones and other mobile devices.
Fax Sending refers to all of the features associated with sending a fax. Online fax services generally includes the ability to send a fax from an online account or through an email address, automatic resubmission following a failed transmission, and confirmation that the fax was successfully received. Confirmation can be received through the online account or specified email addresses. Mail merging capability is less common, but for those with bulk faxing needs, it can be a very useful feature.
File Attachment Type encompasses the types of files that can be attached to a fax for transmission. Most services allow multiple files to be attached and sent in the same fax. The most common file type used in fax sending and receiving is probably PDF, but most online services also include the ability to attach a wide variety of image, text, and markup language files.
Contact Management references the features associated with managing contacts. Contact Management functionality can vary fairly significantly from software to software. Some online fax services include the ability to create and edit lists, and import contact lists from CSV or Excel files. Less functional services requires all contacts to be entered manually, and have limited editing and list building capabilities. Strong Contact Management capabilities will be very important for those with large contact lists, who need grouping and list building features.
Number Setup simply refers to the types of fax numbers that are available for new accounts. These options generally include selecting from available toll-free or local numbers. A few products will even allow you to select a vanity number. For those with well-established or widely published fax numbers who might be reluctant to change, many online services can port existing fax numbers over to the new online account, preventing the need for a new number.
Enterprise refers to the types of features most likely to be used by larger corporations. These features include having the ability to create multiple accounts with unique login credentials, assign an administrator, and allocate billing based upon usage. Enterprise features will not be important to individuals or small businesses, but for larger organizations with more diverse needs, these features can make a big impact.
Integration identifies whether the fax service provides an application programming interface (API), and what types of integrations are already built into the software. Integration with Microsoft products like Word and PowerPoint is the most common. However, the most forward-thinking services will be integrated with cloud storage sites like Box, Dropbox, and Google Drive.
Learning Materials includes the resources intended to help understand online fax services, troubleshoot common problems, and minimize the learning curve, independent of a support representative. The best online services will include user guides and a thorough FAQ section, as well as video tutorials and a knowledge base. Comprehensive learning materials are important for those who prefer to resolve problems independently.
The Mobile category addresses whether the online fax service provides a mobile application, and the types of tasks that can be performed on a mobile device. Mobile applications can add a layer of security, but they are not always necessary as most services includes the ability to send and receive faxes through email, which can be accomplished on any smartphone. Mobile functionality is particularly important for those who spend a lot of time outside of the office but still need access to faxing capabilities.
Support refers to the types of resources the online fax company provides to answer questions and resolve problems. Receiving support through an email/ticket system or on the phone are the most common options. Live chat is also becoming more prevalent. Fax services are generally not overly complex, but if problems do arise, knowing a support representative can be reached is important.
When selecting the best online fax software, each organization or person will be drawn to different faxing capabilities. All of the online fax services we reviewed provide access to a full-service software, but depending on the size of the business, one product may stand out above the rest. The lists below help identify the most affordable online fax services on the market, as well as those best suited for organizations of varying sizes.
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Btw I have a gtx 560 Ti and Fedora 16 works with it with open source drivers and 3d is enabled (the gnome shell works fine). I'm surprised since I thought mesa/nouveau don't support 3d stuff on these cards yet.
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Btw I have a gtx 560 Ti and Fedora 16 works with it with open source drivers and 3d is enabled (the gnome shell works fine). I'm surprised since I thought mesa/nouveau don't support 3d stuff on these cards yet.
I'd love to give Fedora a ride... but my guinea pig "only" has 512MB of RAM.
With release 15 I gave up on the text-based install fast: no way to customize the partitioning scheme, and I couldn't get it to launch (XFCE LiveCD).
I suppose I'm not their target audience.
I been using Fedora 16 beta for a while, I'm currently downloading Fedora 16 final release but two things that kinda make me sad are that in Fedora 15 brightness keys where working just fine, in Fedora 16 if I keep the increase brightness pressed the whole system freezes for a second and then stays at full brightness all the sudden (it is definitively usable but it was flawless in Fedora 15 and now it isn't), also with Fedora 15 if enabled in the gnome mouse settings tapping with my touchpad I would get right click with two finger tap out of the box and also I could activate and deactivate two finger scrolling (which seems broken in Fedora 16). I'm just hoping that these things get fixed when I install the final release but with Fedora 15 these things where working even in beta phase :/
@josian_220 When you found the issue in Fedora 16 beta, did you file a bug report in bugzilla? That would have been helpful but maybe it did get fixed nevertheless.
It would be nice to have a boot time comparison between Fedora and Ubuntu. Now that systemd is fully deployed. I`m very curious about systemd performance.
My Bulldozer build will happen this weekend; I think I'll take F16 for a spin (it's time to try it again after some time on Debian.) I want to run btrfs+Flashcache for a SW build workstation so I'll probably want 3.2 asap. Any feedback on such a configuration would be appreciated.
No Weißwurst for me though. Weißbier, on the other hand...

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An Open Response to Arne Duncan's Open Letter to America's Teachers
Just in time for "Teacher Appreciation Week," Education Secretary Arne Duncan published an "Open Letter to America's Teachers."
After reading his letter, here's the response I posted in EdWeek's comments:
The biggest problem in education -- all around -- and the one that is keeping teachers from doing the best they can is one that very few people are willing to address: the high percentage of teaching time that is lost due to disruptive, unruly, undisciplined students.
Classically, the "solution" is to insist that teachers have better classroom management skills, but that overlooks the other 1/2 of that equation: our students need to have the skills and character/emotional development that allows them to be "managed" in a classroom environment.
When teachers, all across the country, are losing between 25-50% or more of classroom time managing behavior -- not to mention other "related" problems such as bullying, teacher assaults, etc., it's no wonder they can't get the job done. Oh, and it also results in a $100 BILLION drain on the education budget nationwide, EVERY YEAR.
Recently, EducationWeek and others published the results of a study that showed broad-spectrum social skills education in the classroom resulted in an 11 percentile point gain in academic achievement, as well as other benefits like decreased discipline problems. Yet, instead of focusing on this aspect of education, we scream that we need to better prepare our students by giving them more technology? Heck, even the best technology will be useless if students aren't attentive, respectful, and willing to participate in learning.
For more on this, I encourage you to visit http://socialsmarts.wordpress.com/2011/03/10/education-ills-connecting-the-dots/
Mr. Education Secretary, if you truly want to do something to transform our ailing education system, I welcome a 15-minute chat with you. This is not only good for teachers, it's good for our children and it's critical for our future.
- Corinne Gregory
Now, I doubt he'll take me up on it, but frankly, I'm tired of the teacher-bashing. Yes, ok, there are some really lousy teachers out there who are really only interested in getting tenure, making it retirement, and getting out. But, you can say the same thing for any other profession: bankers, government workers, scientists, web programmers...there's good and bad in all of them. But you have to believe that the majority of teachers want to do the best they can -- otherwise, why even BECOME a teacher? It's sure not for the salary, perks or the glory! If we want to improve the state of education, we have to really look at ALL the factors involved, together, and be honest and willing to say what works and what doesn't. Instead of the "quick fixes" we are always looking for, be willing to look under the hood and consider that there might be a better way. Sure as heck, what we've been doing for the past 40 years isn't it.
If you truly appreciate teachers, how about you make sure they have both the skills and the environment to do the job you expect them to do? Not only will your teachers, but your students -- who it's supposed to be all about -- will thank you.


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Per the challenge's rules, teams of two or more students, along with a teacher or mentor, invent the game, then upload a nuts-and-bolts video explaining how it works to YouTube (and example video has been posted online). Students can create all manner of games--from card and board games to apps--tackling a wide range of mathematics. All participants will receive prizes, and winners will be honored at a national math fair.
The game-a-thon is open to submissions through July 6. Entries will be evaluated by a team of educators, mathematicians and game designers affiliated with Mind Research's ST Math software program. Evaluation criteria includes use of math themes (40 percent), creative game design/material (30 percent), originality (20 percent), YouTube likes (10 percent).
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The biggest problem with nobody bringing Omarosa back into the Boardroom is that it robs us of the hilarity of watching Trump come up with clearly lame excuses to keep her around just because he is of the misguided opinion that she makes good television. For crissakes, at least make the man sweat a little bit in keeping her. By not even bringing her back, you're doing all the work for him! As Trump himself said — while managing to once again pat himself and his show on the back — "In the history of The Apprentice, 13 seasons, top show, I've been surprised a handful of times. The most surprised ever was that Omarosa was not brought back by La Toya. I think the second is you not bringing back Omarosa. You're bringing back Lil Jon?"
Yeah, what the hell was that?!? Lil Jon got more praise than anybody on either team. Why? Because he busted out a little Uncle Sam action, and we know how Farouk feels about Uncle Sam. (Almost as good as he feels about Aubrey O'Day.) "I think it's a stupid decision," said The Trumpster.
After being raked all over the coals for being scared to take on Omarosa in the Boardroom, Claudia dug an even deeper hole for herself: "Wait a minute. Can I change my mind?" Way to stick to your guns, woman! No, she couldn't, and like last week, it was a case of a dead Project Manager walking as she waited to be brought back in alongside Lil Jon and Dennis.
At least we got a little intrigue in the reception area while they waited to go back in. I'm referring not to Claudia's lame attempts to get Lil Jon to help her gang up on Dennis while sitting mere inches away from the man ("Let's get him fired. He's dead weight."). No, I'm referring to Dennis Rodman trying to get his Farouk Shami on by blatantly hitting on Amanda the phony baloney receptionist. Back off, Rodman! That's MY girl! Or maybe it's Adrian the elevator operator's girl. She's both of our girls! It's a weird love triangle thing I don't really want to get into right now. The point is, there's no room for a fourth here, so keep it moving. Thankfully, Brande was looking out for me and interrupted their little flirty chatter by asking Dennis for a hug. But wait, was Brande looking out for Adrian and me or does she want Amanda all to herself?
In any event. Claudia got skewered some more for not bringing Omarosa back, Trump wondered out loud if he should go to his impersonator's funeral, and then Ms. Jordan was fired. All in all, it made for what was my favorite episode of the season so far — not surprising seeing as how the entire thing was dripping with Shami.
Now it's your turn. What were your favorite moments of the episode? Are you Team Farouk or Team Basim? And will someone ever bring Omarosa back into the Boardroom? Hit the message boards to let us know. And for more Celebrity Apprentice news and views, follow me on Twitter @DaltonRoss. Until next week: Cluck, Cluck…Splash!


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Can you believe Sony's MLB: The Show series has been sticking with the PS2 and PSP up until now? MLB 12 marks the series' departure from those increasingly rustic platforms, and as this clip shows, the payoff is an increased focus on Move and the greater presentation power of the PS3 and PlayStation Vita.
Due for release on March 6, MLB 12: The Show's TruBroadcast presentation aims to blur the line between viewing and playing America's Game with dynamic camera transitions and extensive recorded commentary. We loved the game's predecessor, and are looking forward to seeing what SCE San Diego can do with an installment built exclusively for current-gen platforms.
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Front row: Whitney Lian, Matt Green, Austin Czichotzki, Kristine Neu, Jackie Dullinger, and Yangchen Gurung.
Two preliminary designs were prepared for each community. All four designs were a collaborative effort between the University of Minnesota, Crookston and Twin Cities campuses. The Warren designs are being displayed at the Marshall County Fair from July 27-31 while the Crookston designs will be displayed on Tuesday, August 2 at National Night Out held in Crookston's Central Park.
The nature-based play space preliminary design concepts were created by Kristen Murray, U of M, Twin Cities landscape architecture graduate student, and Kristine Neu, U of M, Crookston environmental landscaping undergraduate. Both students were advised by Eric Castle, landscape architect and U of M, Crookston assistant professor of horticulture.
A nature-based play space is not the average playground. It looks more like woods, prairie, or garden. Unlike the open woods, the designs have a border, so that parents know where their children are, and children can play freely in the space. The designs incorporate plants and materials native to the area, with the intention of highlighting local stories and the talents and skills of people who live in the area.
Nature-based play puts kids in touch with nature by encouraging them to play with rocks, water, sand, leaves, sticks and other materials found outdoors. Nature-based play includes everything from active play (climbing, jumping, running) and creative play (make-believe, building, art-making). Usually this play is unstructured: kids can choose what they want to do, unlike in a structured group activity or class. Research is demonstrating that this is necessary for healthy child development.
The design process for both Castle and Island Park has been ongoing since early summer. In June there was a gathering of community members in each city to share ideas about how to transform a portion of their community's park into a nature-based play space. Further input was gathered from small group interactions with parents and children. The ideas gathered, along with countless hours of research, turned into the two preliminary designs for each community. The June brainstorming sessions were part of a larger process to develop plans, create, and install the play spaces.
Displaying the preliminary designs at the Marshall County Fair and National Night Out is part of the process of gathering community feedback about the designs. In the coming weeks the project team will be using community feedback to draft final designs for each site to be revealed in the end of August. Installation of the nature-based play spaces will begin this fall and carry over into next spring. The projects will likely be completed in phases.
Members of the Children Discovering Nature in Northwest Minnesota project team at the Marshall County Fair in Warren, Minn. with two preliminary design concepts for a nature-based play space for the city of Warren. A similar presentation of designs for Castle Park in Crookston, Minn. will be made Tuesday, August 2 at National Night Out. Pictured are (L to R) Daniel Handeen, U of M, Twin Cities Center for Sustainable Building Research; Kristen Murray, U of M, Twin Cities landscape architecture graduate student; Frances Tougas, North Valley Public Health SHIP coordinator; Kristine Neu, U of M, Crookston environmental landscaping undergraduate; and Eric Castle, landscape architect and U of M, Crookston Assistant Professor of Horticulture
In addition to creating new play spaces for children, the project is investigating how the process of designing these spaces can influence public health. Assistant Professor Eric Castle remarked, "a main objective of this project is to stimulate people to start thinking about children's health as well as their own health, and getting people outdoors is a great way to do that."
The nature-based play spaces in Crookston and Warren are two of several regional installations under the Children Discovering Nature in Northwest Minnesota Project, which is providing design and financial support for nature based-play spaces in six area communities. The project team also includes Daniel Handeen and Virajita Singh, both research fellows at the U of M, Twin Cities Center for Sustainable Building Research (CSBR), and Linda Kingery, executive director of the Northwest Minnesota Sustainable Development Partnership (NWRSDP). Kirsten Fagerlund, interim Statewide Health Improvement (SHIP) coordinator on behalf of Sarah Reese, SHIP coordinator, is serving as the liaison between the community of Crookston and the project team. Frances Tougas, North Valley Public Health Statewide Health Improvement (SHIP) coordinator, is serving a similar role in Warren.
The team is working with city officials who will be instrumental in the approval of the design and installation of the space. In Warren, the team is also working with the Jaycees as the group will be providing a portion of the financial resources and volunteers to make the installation of their community's play space a reality. A portion of the financial support for the planning and implementation of both play spaces is being provided by a grant received from the Otto Bremer Foundation.
The project team is interested in forming a core advisory committee for the nature-based play space in each community. This committee would be comprised of a group of volunteers who will help make decisions, organize other volunteer efforts, and generally help create a vision for the play space into the future. If interested in being a part of the advisory committee in Crookston, community members are encouraged to contact Kirsten Fagerlund 218-281-3385 email@example.com for more information. Community members of Warren should contact Frances Tougas 218-745-5154 email@example.com.
Concepts for Castle Park in Crookston (above)
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The City of Round Rock is seeking input regarding the Railroad Quiet Zone project. We held an Open House to present preliminary information and gather public input on Wednesday, Aug. 22, at the Baca Center.
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text: 17 June 2013 Little Bats, Big Problems Posted by: Defenders of Wildlife | 13 comments | Share: Nina Fascione, Vice President of Development I was watching TV with my family last Saturday evening at our house on Maryland's Eastern Shore when we heard a scratching noise in the wood stove. Another bat had come down the chimney and was stuck in the stove pipe. My husband Steve put on gloves and fetched it out. It was a big brown bat – Eptesicus fuscus – one of the larger of the Maryland bat species. It was beautiful. And pissed off, refusing to hold still for a decent photo. We released it outside and went back to the (bad) movie we were watching. The fact that we regularly find bats in our second home doesn't bother us. Steve and I are both wildlife professionals and fully appreciate the myriad ecological benefits that bats provide. Anyone who has spent time on Maryland's Eastern Shore has experienced aggravating swarms of mosquitoes and other disagreeable pests that insectivorous bats help to control with their voracious appetites. And bats aren't just helping us out with the annoying bugs (although I'm delighted that they eat stinkbugs). Bats help control insect pests that cause billions of dollars in agricultural damage in North America each year. From pecan growers in the southeastern U.S., who have bats to thank for their consumption of the damaging pecan nut casebearer, to the Texas cotton farmers whose crops are safer because millions of Mexican free-tailed bats love to dine on corn earworm moths, bats provide tremendous ecological services. A study in the journal Science estimated that the value of bats to the U.S. agriculture industry ranges from $3.7 billion to $53 billion per year. For these services, we are happy to share our home with these visitors from time to time. What does worry us is that although this most recent visitor was a big brown bat, we are not finding little brown bats in our house, as we did several years ago. We are concerned that this might be due to white-nose syndrome, the devastating bat disease that is ravaging populations of hibernating bats in as many as 22 states and five Canadian provinces. Populations of the little brown bat – Myotis lucifigus – have crashed in recent years; by more than 90% in some states and known hibernation caves. Little brown bat with white-nose syndrome(Photo courtesy Ryan von Linden/New York Department of Environmental Conservation) White-nose syndrome is named for the fungus Geomyces destructans, which looks like a white power on the bat's nose, ears and other body parts. Ten North American bat species have been infected with the fungus to date, and more are potentially vulnerable. The disease has killed upwards of 5.7 million insectivorous bats, and so far scientists have not found a cure. Most frightening is that losses are so severe that researchers are predicting regional extinctions of the little brown bat – previously one of America's most common mammals – in northeastern states within 15 years. For the past few years, Defenders has been engaged with a coalition of groups working to secure federal funds for white-nose syndrome research and management. Our coalition successfully obtained four million dollars in the 2012 fiscal year budget to go toward research into treatments, surveying caves and educating the public about this problem. Now we are working to stop budget cuts to wildlife funding that would impact bats and other wildlife. While all wildlife programs are important, and those that deal with imperiled species particularly need to be fully funded, bats are in an especially dangerous position and we can't afford not to do everything we can to help them. We will continue to raise the issue of white-nose syndrome on Capitol Hill so that our elected leaders understand the need to halt this disease. One hopeful note is that white-nose syndrome is a non-partisan issue. I have met with congressional leaders of both parties who understand the impacts of white-nose syndrome and want to help (I even had two Republican congressional offices ask me how to put up bat houses!). Staff from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service survey bat caves to find where the disease has spread. In this cave in Missouri, the bats are healthy. (©Ann Froschauer/USFWS) Everyone can take steps to help bats. First and foremost is to stay out of caves and mines where bats are known or suspected to roost. This is especially important during winter months when bats are hibernating. Bats have limited fat reserves to keep them alive during the long winter – and bug-free – months. Once aroused, their metabolism speeds up and they burn vital calories. One of the main causes of death from white-nose syndrome is starvation, as the fungus wakes bats and they have no food available. Human disturbance only adds to this lethal problem. Another way to help is by spreading the word about the importance of bats and the threat of white-nose syndrome. Urge your federal representative and Senators to support adequate funding for endangered species recovery efforts. This would benefit the listed Indiana bat and gray bat, both of which have been heavily impacted by the white-nose syndrome fungus, as well as other critically imperiled wildlife species. And Steve and I will continue to provide a home for bats in our attic. Let's hope we see some little browns this summer. 13 Responses to "Little Bats, Big Problems" Don June 17th, 2013 How DO you build a simple bat house that works? Reply Nina Fascione June 18th, 2013 Hi Don. There are a some good resources online about how to build or buy a good bat house. These two are particularly helpful: http://www.batconservation.org/bat-houses http://www.bats.org.uk/pages/bat_boxes.html One thing to remember is that it can take a while for bats to decide to move into a box – sometimes more than a year or two. Even with the perfect bat box, it's not something that happens immediately, so be patient and see how things go. Good luck! gherb October 27th, 2014 bats are cool J. Talley September 10th, 2013 We have bats living in our fireplace. Some have even gotten into the house. We do not want to hurt them, but we do want them to move. How can we go about this? Reply Defenders of Wildlife September 10th, 2013 Thank you for wanting to pursue a safe way to remove the bats from your home. Bat Conservation International has a detailed guide on different methods to keep bats out of your home – they even have a section specifically on bats in the chimney: http://batcon.org/index.php/bats-a-people/bats-in-buildings/subcategory/69.html If any bats do make their way out of the fireplace and into your home, here are some helpful guidelines to follow for gently and safely helping them find their way out: http://www.batconservation.org/about-bats/nuisance-bats/bats-in-the-house Sharon September 2nd, 2014 Hi, I would love an answer to what do I do with them after I catch them? I just caught one with a butterfly net flying around my living room. I have three cats VERY interested. It is night time about 9:00pm. Should I release him outside? I have a lot of wildlife outside. Raccoons, po ssims, foxes, cats and others. I do not want to hurt him….HELP Defenders of Wildlife September 3rd, 2014 Sharon, you should release the bat back into the wild, as that is where its natural home is. Please do not touch it and release it very carefully! Alan Burns September 14th, 2013 Bats trying to get back in house!! Creepy… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PboxnFXdXgM Reply Lucille October 7th, 2013 How do I find a bat that is in our house, and how do I get rid of it — we're old. Reply Richard Federation April 7th, 2014 If you have bats living in your home or have one that made it into the living quarters then I would suggest hiring a company that has experience with bats. For the do it your selfer, yes you can go to bat con and some other sites and get some info on getting bats out of your house but take it from a company that sees hundreds of do it yourself bat exclusion jobs HIRE a professional. More homeowners kill many more bats then they save from doing it improperly, just using to few one way valves will kill many bats. I own a nuisance wildlife removal company and we find dead bats in peoples home all the time and most of these are from a homeowner doing it himself with a little help from the internet. I have even come across a few companies that are clueless when it comes to getting bats out in a safe manor for all involved including the bats. So please if you find you have bats please, please call a professional because one dead bat is way to many Reply shena April 29th, 2014 Please tell me who to call to get this bat out of my house Reply cheryl May 4th, 2014 I have hired a company to get rid of bats in an attic at a cottage that we own. Do I have to worry about bat feces and being at the cottage at the time? I was told they wear masks and gloves when they do they removal of the insulation in the attic where the bats have been living. I am more concerned about it for my 18 month old granddaughter and my daughter-in-law who is 5 months pregnant with another grandchild. Is it safe for them to be there at the time of the clean-up? Reply Dorothy September 2nd, 2014 I have had bats on my porch this summer and called an animal eradicator who charged me $50 to remove it to another location. I did not mind paying this fee but don't want to continue this. I have left the porch light on and that seemed to solve the problem until I forgot one night and then another bat came. They make such a mess with their poop right in front of my door. I used a hoe to prod it to fly away and will just have to use the light and hope it stays away until winter when they have no flying insects to eat. Reply Post Your Comment Click here to cancel reply. Name (required) Mail (required) (will not be published) You May also be interested in Wolf Weekly Wrap-Up Wolves on the Move in Oregon; Another Mexican Gray Wolf Found Dead in Arizona – Poaching Likely; We're Almost There! 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Director, Continuing Professional Development, Partners Healthcare
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Dáil Éireann - Volume 569 - 26 June, 2003
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28. Mr. Sargent asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs when bilateral social security agreements will be reached with European Union applicant countries. [17899/03]
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Minister for Social and Family Affairs (Mary Coughlan): On accession to the European Union on 1 May 2004, the existing EU legislation on the co-ordination of social security systems will apply to the ten new member states. This legislation provides for the aggregation of periods of insurance on employment of people moving within the EU and ensures that they do not suffer disadvantages in their social security rights. The legislation, contained in Regulation 1408/71, supersedes and replaces any prior bilateral agree[1179]ment. There are currently no bilateral agreements on social security between Ireland and any of the accession countries, and in light of the above, the question of introducing any such agreement does not arise.
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This is probably pushing the boundaries of what is considered photography, but the only real alteration is the burning-in of a pattern that could be produced in a darkroom. For this, I'm placing it in Digital Darkroom Photography instead of Photo-manipulation Digital Art; aside from the star-chart pattern image scan from an old textbook, the image is pretty-much unchanged.
The image was taken at St. Mary's Lighthouse, in Whitley Bay. I The clouds were surreal that evening, as is shown in this image; they themselves looked like mountain tops breaking through cloud cover. The tones were most interesting, too.
The post-work occurred almost at-random. The star chart itself is from public domain.
It was an old scan I took from a textbook that I previously used in my old school art projects, so I presume it's in the public domain else my teacher would have said something. I've edited the description to make the source more clear. :]
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500+ bikers raise money for Special Olympics Delaware
Records were set for the 7th annual Ride to the Tide on Sunday.
More than 500 bikers raised more than $27,000 to benefit Special Olympics Delaware as they rode from Newark or Dover to Rehoboth Beach.
Ride to the Tide has now raised more than $108,000 for the organization.
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Autobot Ukulele: Strumbot in Disguise
December 5th, 2011
If you know someone who's a Transformers fan, and who also knows how to play string instruments, I think I just took care of your entire Christmas list for you. Yep, it's a ukulele, fashioned in the shape of the Autobot's symbol.
This awesome ukulele is crafted from Ipe and Maple hardwoods, and is handmade by Asheville, NC's Celentano Woodworks (who also made the equally geeky Pac-Man and Snailshell ukes.) The only thing better would be if he combined the concept with Brian Chan's Folding Ukulele, so it could actually transform into a truck or something.
Transformers fanatics can get their grubby little mitts on this ukulele over on Etsy for $550 (USD). Keep in mind that since each one made to order, it's not likely to be something you can put under the Xmas tree this year. Still, you could order one and put a photo under the tree, then just blame the Decepticons for the delay.
MORE:Geek Art + Craft | Just Plain Fun | Robots | Science Fiction | autobot | awesome | musical instrument | transformers | ukulele
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This is a very, very cool Transformers guitar-thing (ukelele?). If I knew how to play one of these things, I'd go ahead and shell out the 500 gees lol.
All things Transformers are tops to me. Been a fan since I was a kid and my brothers used to hack apart Voltron to try and build Transformers parts lol.
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A Modern Country Getaway
A small Connecticut townand a community of artists and designershelped Priscilla Caldwell realize a dream she shared with her late husband: a family getaway as cozy as it is spare.
By Beth Ann Fennelly
Kid's Room
Art by friends greets the gallery director at every turn, from Joe Fyfe's painting in the dining area to a mixed-media work by Robert Kushner—an artist Priscilla represents at DC Moore Gallery—in her daughter Caroline's bedroom. These works serve as reminders of the community that has nurtured Priscilla through her loss.
In this photo: John Robshaw linens and a Madeline Weinrib rug enliven this space. The beds are by Ducduc. The floor is painted Skimming Stone by Farrow and Ball.
Bright idea: Give canisters new life as bedroom lamps, like the red one on Caroline's bedside table.


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Throughout life, the genome within cells of the human body is exposed to mutagens and suffers mistakes in replication. These corrosive influences result in progressive, subtle divergence of the DNA sequence in each cell from that originally constituted in the fertilised egg.
Lung cancer
Occasionally, one of these somatic mutations alters the function of a critical gene, providing a growth advantage to the cell in which it has occurred and resulting in the emergence of an expanded clone derived from this cell. Acquisition of additional mutations, and consequent waves of clonal expansion result in the evolution of the mutinous cells that invade surrounding tissues and metastasise.
The identification of genes that are mutated and hence drive oncogenesis has been a central aim of cancer research since the advent of recombinant DNA technology.
The Cancer Genome Project is using the human genome sequence and high-throughput mutation detection techniques to identify somatically acquired sequence variants/mutations and hence identify genes critical to the development of human cancers. This initiative will ultimately provide the paradigm for the detection of germline mutations in non-neoplastic human genetic diseases through genome-wide mutation detection approaches.
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Cancer Gene Census:
Mutated genes causally implicated in human cancer.
Catalogue of somatic mutations in cancer
Whole Genomes:
Somatic mutations from systematic large scale screening of genes in human cancers.
Cancer Cell Line Project:
Resequencing of known cancer genes and other analyses of human cancer cell lines.
CGP copy number analysis in
Analysis of copy number variation in cancer.
CGP trace and genotype archive:
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Analysis of drug sensitivity data in human cancer cell lines.
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The landscape of cancer genes and mutational processes in breast cancer.
Nature 2012;486;7403;400-4
PUBMED: 22722201; PMC: 3428862; DOI: 10.1038/nature11017
The life history of 21 breast cancers.
Cell 2012;149;5;994-1007
PUBMED: 22608083; PMC: 3428864; DOI: 10.1016/j.cell.2012.04.023
Mutational processes molding the genomes of 21 breast cancers.
Cell 2012;149;5;979-93
PUBMED: 22608084; PMC: 3414841; DOI: 10.1016/j.cell.2012.04.024
Systematic identification of genomic markers of drug sensitivity in cancer cells.
Nature 2012;483;7391;570-5
PUBMED: 22460902; PMC: 3349233; DOI: 10.1038/nature11005
Genome sequencing and analysis of the Tasmanian devil and its transmissible cancer.
Cell 2012;148;4;780-91
PUBMED: 22341448; PMC: 3281993; DOI: 10.1016/j.cell.2011.11.065
Somatic SF3B1 mutation in myelodysplasia with ring sideroblasts.
The New England journal of medicine 2011;365;15;1384-95
PUBMED: 21995386; PMC: 3322589; DOI: 10.1056/NEJMoa1103283
Exome sequencing identifies frequent mutation of the SWI/SNF complex gene PBRM1 in renal carcinoma.
Nature 2011;469;7331;539-42
PUBMED: 21248752; PMC: 3030920; DOI: 10.1038/nature09639
Massive genomic rearrangement acquired in a single catastrophic event during cancer development.
Cell 2011;144;1;27-40
PUBMED: 21215367; PMC: 3065307; DOI: 10.1016/j.cell.2010.11.055
The patterns and dynamics of genomic instability in metastatic pancreatic cancer.
Nature 2010;467;7319;1109-13
PUBMED: 20981101; PMC: 3137369; DOI: 10.1038/nature09460
A comprehensive catalogue of somatic mutations from a human cancer genome.
Nature 2010;463;7278;191-6
PUBMED: 20016485; PMC: 3145108; DOI: 10.1038/nature08658
A small-cell lung cancer genome with complex signatures of tobacco exposure.
Nature 2010;463;7278;184-90
PUBMED: 20016488; PMC: 2880489; DOI: 10.1038/nature08629
Somatic mutations of the histone H3K27 demethylase gene UTX in human cancer.
Nature genetics 2009;41;5;521-3
PUBMED: 19330029; PMC: 2873835; DOI: 10.1038/ng.349
Lung cancer: intragenic ERBB2 kinase mutations in tumours.
Nature 2004;431;7008;525-6
PUBMED: 15457249; DOI: 10.1038/431525b
Mutations of the BRAF gene in human cancer.
Nature 2002;417;6892;949-54
PUBMED: 12068308; DOI: 10.1038/nature00766
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Edwin Greenslade
LOVERING, Barbara
Date: 1983
Media: pastel, charcoal and pencil on paper
Size: 317 x 255 mm
Acquired: 1985; Gift
Accession Number: 85.207I
Edwin Greenslade was awarded the B.E.M. in 1947, for setting the world record for cutting coal. In a six day period he cut and loaded 150 tons of coal. He died in 1977 aged 66.


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All the bedrooms have been refurbished and all the bathrooms have been modernised, several with large walk in showers. Several of the bedrooms have sea views across the bay. 26" flat screen tv's, laptop safes, iron and ironing boards are provided in every bedroom, along with free wi-fi throughout the hotel and free parking for residents.
Just a 5 minute walk into town, the Days hotel will cater to your needs with helpful and friendly staff to assist.
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Recent comments
- anonymous
- November 20, 2012 - 14:01
A mammoth commercial operation should not be allowed in a residential neighbourhood. People have to have some peace and quiet. The whole Avalon is starting to look like an open pit mine. Land is being backfilled and terraced way too much. Good for the town to stand up to these neighborhood bullies. What kind of world would we live in if the individual can do what they please with no regard for others. I drove by this site and this is not a landscaping project as the media stated. It is a large commercial-scale " landfill" project. 50 to 60 foot banks cannot be sloped nicely. What a disaster!
- harve
- November 18, 2012 - 09:11
Don't no what the big deal is!! .Level it off properly,slope it nicely, hydro- seed it.This time next year you never know it.
- John
- November 17, 2012 - 23:45
Do you really thing in any urban area you could truck 1500 loads of fill and dump into a site without a permit. Some of the other writers here think that just because it is small town Newfoundland they should be able to do any they want because it's their property and hell, it's only a small town so if in their mind they are making it better they should be allowed to do what they want. Guess what, you still should have address whether or not the community will want your "improvement". How about this if you want to start changing things in a town the go to council and ask for approval regardless of whether there are rules and don't be disappointed if you don't get it approved. Small towns are ill equipped with proper regulations to handle¬Ýlarge¬Ýdevelopments and the landowner took advantage of that resulting in his own problems when people complained. If he had gone to council first instead of assuming it would have been okay then maybe he could have avoided all this mess himself.
- Don II
- November 17, 2012 - 12:34
If the neighbors don't want the land developed they should buy the property and keep the land undeveloped. They should put up or shut up! How can you clear or fill in land without creating a temporary mess? This harassment of land owners is typical in small town Newfoundland. This kind of thing goes on all the time. I have seen landowners accosted simply for trying to clear trees and bush from their boundary lines with a chain saw. I have seen water front land owners stopped by Town Councils from building wharves, fences or retaining walls along their waterfront land. The Councils claimed that the waterfront land was Crown land and ignored the fact that the land was a privately owned registered fishing room and water lot before a Provincial Government or Town Councils even existed in Newfoundland! There are reasons why a lot of people from away will never buy land in any small town in Newfoundland. They know that there would never be a minutes peace with the locals. The neighbors would be threatening and calling their friends and relatives on the Town Council. The Town Council would be calling and e-mailing the officials in the Government in St. John's every 5 minutes trying to haul the land owner into Court. If that did not work, the Council would be sending their henchmen to serve the land owner with trumped up Stop Work Orders. If that did not work, the Council would refuse permits or change the zoning to stop the land owner from developing his land. I am aware of one case where the Council told a land owner he could not build his new house because a protected watershed existed on his land. Documents show that the Town Council knew or ought to have known that the watershed protection had been removed years ago after a new municipal water supply from a different pond had been constructed. If the Council can get you into Court they will spend tax payer money to try to beat you or outspend you. The Town Council has more pull with the Court and they use that advantage to get the Judge to further abuse the land owner. I know of one Town Council that wanted to grab somebody's land and claimed the land without having any history of title. When that did not work, the Council trespassed on a land owners property and filled in the land without the land owners permission and then tried to claim title to the land. The Council claimed that water and sewer pipes were under the land. When it was proved that there were no water and sewer pipes under the land the Council tried to convince a Judge that there were pipes under the land. When that did not work, the Council tried to expropriate the same land that the Council had earlier claimed that it owned. Why would a Council expropriate land that it already owned? There is no end to the rackets, schemes and abuse that small town cliques and their Town Council pals will resort to trying to harass land owners who are just trying to improve their properties. Giving some of these Town Councils unbridled power under the Municipalities Act is like allowing a two year old to play with a loaded gun! These Councils have power and hidden agendas and they will do what they have to do to get their way. I know of one Town Council which destroyed over 200 feet of fence that had been built on private land destroyed because "We don't want it there." This is typical of Town Councils abusing their power when they trespass on private land, fill it in without permission and say to a land owner who has every legal right to build a fence to demarcate their land boundaries that 'We don't want it there." Excuse me! The Government of Newfoundland either does not know or does not care how some Town Councils abuse their power. The time has come for the Government of Newfoundland to start closely supervising Town Councils and putting a stop to their unchecked abuse of power.
- Anonymous
- November 18, 2012 - 10:10
Wow, you know a lot about town council's don't you Don...I think you're more upset than the actual homeowner!
- Gerry
- November 17, 2012 - 10:38
Jesusmary&joseph...get a life people. Good thing these whiners didn't live between Torbay & Pouch Cove up until the earlier 80's when a lot of folks still had cows, hens & some still used a horse and cart on the roads. Or when folks spread manure & caplin on potatoe grounds & kitchen gardens....of course, these same whiners would be crying about the smell of horse, cow s**t and caplin assaulting thier delicated olfactory sense.....grow up
- the jones
- November 17, 2012 - 08:40
No problems with him doing the work. It is jsut he nieghbours complaining that his property will now look better than their's once he gets the landscaping done. I am sure he is not blocking anyone's view. I am sure that there would be no drainage problems or run off from his land into anyone elses. While it might be an eyesore and headache right now, this is no different than any construction or renovation. In the long run it will make the area look more beautiful and put the neighbours to shame.
- torbayboy
- November 17, 2012 - 07:55
Honestly people get a life!!!!! Its the mans land not yours so suck it up buttercup and move on .


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in not being able to do more for him, but I had to keep my distance. It was the only thing protecting me from the pain I saw Margaret experience with each death. Still, I regretted that I did not have one more chance to see him.
Alina met Régis at the airport as she had promised. She sat with him and waited until the time of departure. He was wearing his three-piece suit again. Her description of his departure sounded like one of those newspaper accounts of a prisoner going to the electric chair. I was even more relieved that I hadn't gone with her. Evidently somewhere during the days since his discharge Régis had regained his composure. She told me he was calm and seemed resigned. Once again, he thanked her for all she had done for him and asked her to thank me one more time. He pressed her hand, smiled, and then boarded the airplane alone. I knew it would be only a brief stop in Haiti before La Sirène escorted him to Guinen. As I later learned, in Voodoo cosmology the souls of the dead are guided by a mermaid, La Sirène, under the sea back to Guinen, their ancestral homeland, the Haitian equivalent of paradise.