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The heated indoor pool was nice.
The fitness room and equipment was less than desirable.
I called ahead because we couldn't find the hotel and the staff gave us great directions. Also, we had left something in the room and housekeeping let us back in and was very friendly.
The location was very difficult to find.
Location - very near the casino where we were seeing a show and an easy hotel to find. Loved the pool - it was warm!
Not enough tables at breakfast.
The room was a smoking room and I did not like the smell of the room. I did not ask for a smoking room.
price and location free breakfast
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beautiful decor! so fresh and modern...breakfast was wonderful and more than the standard continental style.
no...very nice!
Newer, well maintained property; rooms are nicely adorned.
No pay movies/Direct TV; only one elevator for large hotel.
It had a business center where I was able to catch up with e-mails and research, a nice restaurant and a pool!
nice breakfast, enough to get you on your way.
Room on the opposite side of front desk. We parked on that side after we went to a show and could not get in thr door. Went down to the next door and we were able to get in. The neighbors above us were extremely heavy when walking, expecially at 4am!
The check in was fast and the room was good.
The fitness center should have either air conditioning or a fan it really gets hot in there. Also the clock needs a new battery I reported it 3 times it still needs attention.
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Wildon Home ® Veneto Audio Cabinet
The Wildon Home Veneto Audio Cabinet has a stylish design and offers optimum storage space for your media equipment. This cabinet features two open shelves and one glass door shelf. Hence, you can store the components on open shelves or behind concealed glass doors. The shelves can store up to 55 pounds. The handles of the glass doors are made of metal. The storage unit comprises four shelves, two of which are adjustable. The back panel of the shelf offers ample wire management options so you can adjust the cables in an organized manner. The open space area in the cabinet ensures enough ventilation and its overall weight bearing capacity is up to 275 pounds. The audio cabinet has a gorgeous design to blend with your current entertainment unit and furnishing. Constructed using durable quality wood, this table has a refined appeal and is sure to be a great asset to your home. It is sturdy yet lightweight and can be easily installed in a couple of minutes. When placed in the living room, this cabinet is sure to bring out the best in the surrounding decor and you can enjoy quality audio with your near and dear ones.
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|Product Type: Audio cabinet
|Style: Contemporary
|Material: Wood
|Hand Painted: No
|Hardware Material: Steel
|Product Care: Wipe clean with dry cloth
|Solid Wood Construction: No
|Number of Items Included: 1
|Total Number of Shelves: 4
|Shelf Material: Wood
|Adjustable Shelving: Yes
|Cabinets Included: Yes
|Cloth Back Included: No
|Handle Material: Metal
|Glass Component: Tempered glass
|Multimedia Storage: Yes
|Casters Included: No
|Sand or Lead Fillable Legs: No
|Stabilizer Feet: Yes
|Ventilation Thermal Management: Yes
|Lighted: No
|Cable Management: Yes
|Country of Manufacture: China
|Weight Capacity: 275 Pounds
|Shelf Weight Capacity: 55 Pounds
|Eco-Friendly: Yes
|Assembly Required: Yes
|Installation Required: No
|Additional Parts Required: No
|Product Warranty: 1 year limited warranty
|ISTA 3A Certified: Yes
About the ManufacturerAt Wildon Home ®, our mission is to offer the latest designs for every room for your home at an unbelievable value. With more than 5,000 products for the bedroom, dining room, living room, office, and more, we make it easy for you to bring the styles you love home.
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Pamela from Midlothian, VA– Verified Buyer
I poured over sites for months, looking for the "just right" sized cabinet to fit under my wall-mounted tv. This fit and I was not at all dissatisfied with this piece. I spent a good while putting it together, but furniture assembly is not my strong suit and I wanted to get it done right and sturdy. Easy to put together. Happy with the purchase. Picture is accurate to color and look of it once assembled.
Quality Cabinet!
Paul from Eagan, MN– Verified Buyer
This was our first Wayfair order, so we weren't sure what to expect. I was actually very impressed with the quality of the cabinet and the incredibly fast shipping! The wood is solid and beautifully colored. The only pain was putting in the one of the horizontal shelves (the very bottom one, I think). The twisty connectors did not want to screw over the screw heads all the way. Seemed like an alignment issue with the predrilled holes. Not a big deal though. It's very secure.
Not COMPLETLEY real wood
Hayley from Washington– Verified Buyer
We were a little disappointed in the fact that the description says it's made from realy wood. This led us to believe that the entire cabinet was made of real wood when in actuality it's just the front of the cabinet that is real wood. The rest of the cabinet is veneer or that composite wood. That was a little disappointing. We do like the overall look of the cabinet. Assembly was very easy. Just be aware that the description is a little deceiving.
Bryan from Clifton, VA– Verified Buyer
Very happy with my new stand, perfectly fits my receiever and various other components of my entertainment system. It also looks nice with 2 tower speakers on either side centered under a wall mounted TV.
Nice piece of furniture
Melissa from St. Louis, MO– Verified Buyer
This looks very nice put together. Was kind of a pain to assemble though... LOTS of screws. The only reason I did not give it 5 stars is because the cabinet door is not very sturdy and can come loose easily. It has slipped out of the hinges once already, but was easy to repair. Overall, I'm happy with the product and get compliments on how nice it looks in my living room.
good product
Scott from Greenlawn, NY– Verified Buyer
i read the reviews before buying this piece, and the only negative thing that I read was that it was not all 100 wood. Well, after getting it, it's exactly what I thought it would be, and would recommend it. The only part that's not wood is the back, which you can't even see anyway because it's backed up against a wall.
Nice Looking Product
Ronald from Seabeck, WA– Verified Buyer
This rack is nice looking and gets the job done. For what it is and the cost, I think it is well worth the money. It's not made out of real wood nor does it have top of the line hardware, but it is a well constructed and attractive cabinet. Assembly was pretty easy and it holds all of my stereo gear very well. For the price I think this is a good purchase.
Looks great!
Tiffany from Riverton, NJ– Verified Buyer
Would've given it 5 stars if the shelving had more options for height placement. The middle shelf cannot be moved because of the required placement of the door, which I understand... however the very bottom and very top shelves only have 3 height options- not allowing much variety for the types of things you may want to put in the cabinet. Either way, it's still a nice piece of furniture.
Martha from Redwood City, CA– Verified Buyer
I needed a cabinet to store my stereo and turntable. This matched my furniture perfectly and was really easy to put together. My husband and I assembled it in less than an hour. The only shelves adjustable in height is one inside the door at the bottom and one in the center on the top. It worked for us but may not for everyone.
Good choice!
Alexis from Aurora, IL– Verified Buyer
Despite the back piece of this audio cabinet arriving slightly damaged ( we believe the delivery service was responsible) once the cabinet was put together, you don't see the damage. The door was a little tricky to put on, but the cabinet looks very nice. We are extremely happy with our choice!
OUR SKU # TC0229Veneto Audio Cabinet is also sometimes listed under the following manufacturer numbers: TXI5135, TXI5135C, XIIXT5135


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Apple iPhone 5: The Potential Winners
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It's not just Apple, though, that stands to benefit from the comparatively early launch of the new iPhone 5.
"We are updating our estimates for AT&T (T), Verizon (VZ) and Sprint (S) to reflect the likelihood that Apple will launch the next iPhone this month (versus our prior expectation of a 10/1 launch)," explained Brett Feldman, an analyst at Deutsche Bank, in a recent note.
For all three telecom firms, Deutsche Bank increased its third-quarter iPhone unit sales forecasts. Nonetheless, Deutsche Bank lowered the companies' wireless EBITDA and earnings per share estimates for the third quarter and 2012, as a result of the subsidies the carriers pay for the phones."However, these impacts are mostly a function of timing and we generally view an early launch as a positive development for these carriers," added Feldman. "It should accelerate migration of their sub bases onto their new 4G/LTE networks and off of their congested 3G platforms." AT&T, which has the largest iPhone base, will see the biggest impact, according to Feldman, who raised his third-quarter iPhone estimate from 3.2 million units to 5.2 million units. For Verizon, the Deutsche Bank analyst hiked his iPhone estimate from 2.5 million to 3.5 million units. Sprint, which started selling the iPhone last October, should sell 1.7 million iPhones in the third quarter, according to the analyst, compared to his prior estimate of 1.5 million. "We are also maintaining our fourth-quarter iPhone forecast of 2 million as we believe that Sprint's unique position as the only carrier offering an LTE iPhone with an unlimited data plan should enable it to sustain strong sales through year-end." Component Suppliers The 'teardowns' that ritually follow major Apple product launches highlight a host of companies that have won coveted spots within the gadgets themselves. Last year's iPhone 4S launch, for example, revealed components from the likes of Skyworks Solutions (SWKS), Qualcomm (QCOM) and TriQuint (TQNT) lurking within the device. Almost 12 months on, power amplifier specialist Skyworks, in particular, is attracting plenty of attention. "We believe Skyworks will largely benefit from the upcoming Apple iPhone 5 event," noted Aalok Shah, an analyst at D.A. Davidson & Co., in a note. "Going into the event we anticipate Skyworks has expanded content in the new iPhone and likely won around $3 of content, versus our estimate of around $1.20 of content in the iPhone 4S." Skyworks had a power amplifier module in the iPhone 4S, and has become increasingly associated with the rise of Apple and Samsung, another of its key component partners. "Considering the pent-up demand, we believe that if the next iPhone starts shipping around the 21st of September that Apple could sell around 8 to 10 million units before the end of the September quarter," explained Shah. "Strong demand for the iPhone 5 will likely continue into the December quarter, boosting Skyworks cellular revenue by around $20 million. Skyworks shares have risen 84.4% this year. Apple, of course, keeps details of its new products a closely guarded secret (except for when prototypes are left in bars), so we won't know for definite what is in the new iPhone until Web sites such as ifixit.com start tearing it apart. --Written by James Rogers in New York. Follow @jamesjrogers >To submit a news tip, send an email to: firstname.lastname@example.com. Check out our new tech blog, Tech Trends. Follow TheStreet Tech on your wireless devices
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Obama's obsession to keep our borders open is beyond incompetency. It crosses the line from incompetence to a blatant disregard of our existing laws. He has used the Justice Department to thwart border states from protecting their own citizens and even hindering them from making sure that only Bona fide voters vote! Arizona should never have had to fight this fight. The sad thing is that even GW Bush had disdain for those who were keeping drugs out of the country. Remember how GW railroaded those border guards and only let them off the hook when they were going to get a new trial? Once again, Arizona, you make the rest of the nation PROUD!
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TESSCO Announces Earnings Per Share For First Quarter Of $0.51
TESSCO Technologies Incorporated (NASDAQ: TESS), a leading provider of the product and value chain solutions required to build, use and maintain wireless broadband systems, today announced its results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2014, ended June 30, 2013. For the quarter, revenues totaled $144.1 million and earnings per diluted share were $0.51.
"We started our new fiscal year with strong core revenue growth," said Chairman and CEO Robert B. Barnhill, Jr. "Earnings matched last year's first quarter without the benefit of the former third-party logistics (3PL) relationship that contributed $70.0 million in revenue and $5.4 million in gross profit to our results a year ago. We have fully transitioned out of that low-margin 3PL relationship, allowing us to focus exclusively on being the Total Source of the product-solutions to build, use and maintain wireless systems.
"During the quarter, we were particularly effective in achieving an 87 percent revenue increase from our public network operator customers. This strong growth was a result of both the carriers' aggressive spend to enhance their systems and our success in expanding our market share. Sales of our Ventev ® products, which we design and manufacture to fulfill unmet market needs, grew 37 percent over last year's first quarter. We expect Ventev to be a major contributor to our revenue and margin growth as we go forward.
"Our business is now strategically stronger, with higher margins and low customer concentration. As we pursue the many opportunities resulting from the convergence of wireless and the Internet, our goal is to accelerate the expansion of our customer base and relationships, the introduction of new products and solutions, and the enhancement of margins and returns."First-Quarter Fiscal 2014 Financial Results For our fiscal 2014 first quarter, revenues totaled $144.1 million as compared to last year's first quarter's $192.4 million including the 3PL relationship, and $122.4 million excluding that relationship. Core revenues grew 18 percent from the prior year period. The public carrier market produced 87 percent revenue growth; the commercial dealer and reseller market produced 14 percent growth; and the retailer, independent dealer agent, and carrier market produced 4 percent growth. Revenues from the private and government system operator market decreased by 6 percent. Also, sales of our Ventev design and manufacturing division, which supplies products into all of our markets, grew 37 percent.
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Dialed In 180: Happy birthday, iPhone!
This week, the Dialed In crew wishes the iPhone a happy fourth birthday, pitches Microsoft on five ways to improve, forecasts the first Nokia-made Microsoft phones, and considers HTC's socially aware Android smartphone.
It was four years ago today that Kent slaved late into the night to review the first-ever iPhone. (He still remembers it with grueling clarity.)
Fast-forwarding to today, Poor Bonnie no longer has a phone named in her honor, as HTC and AT&T rebrand the Facebook-centric ChaCha as the HTC Status. This week, we also take up Windows Phone 7.5, pitching Microsoft on five weak spots it needs to improve before its mobile platform can really succeed. We then ponder Stephen Elop's judgment slip in quickly telling journalists not to film what could end up being Nokia's first Windows Phone. On that note, we have a few opinions of our own about Nokia's strengths and weaknesses in this area.
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JW Marriott Atlanta Buckhead Announces Robert Mitchell As New Executive Chef
ATLANTA, July 9, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- JW Marriott Atlanta Buckhead, a premier Atlanta, Georgia, luxury hotel, welcomes Robert Mitchell as its new Executive Chef.
Chef Mitchell has a tremendous passion for food, service and cooking techniques for cuisines from around the world. With more than 15 years of culinary experience in professional kitchens as well as proven leadership and training skills, Chef Mitchell is perfectly situated for developing tomorrow's leaders at the hotel's enticing
Buckhead, GA, restaurants.
From 2010 to 2011, Chef Mitchell held the Executive Sous Chef position at New Orleans Marriott where he was fully responsible for all aspects of the kitchen in the absence of the Executive Chef. As Executive Sous Chef he has won multiple awards at the New Orleans Wine and Food Experience. From October 2011 to June 2013 Mitchell held the Executive Chef position at New Orleans Marriott. Chef Mitchell also held the Senior Sous Chef position at the New Orleans Marriott from 2007 to 2009 and was part of the opening team for the new restaurant concept 5 Fifty 5. The hotel ranked top 10 in the company for GSS Quality of Food in their meetings and events.
In 2012 Chef Mitchell was recognized for his leadership capabilities in his previous role at New Orleans Marriott Downtown at the Convention Center.About JW Marriott Atlanta Buckhead Discover the timeless elegance of our Atlanta Georgia luxury hotel situated in the heart of Buckhead, Atlanta's exclusive business, shopping and entertainment district. This sophisticated lodging destination offers a premier location connected to upscale shopping at Lenox Square and is across the street from the Lenox MARTA Station. We are also just steps from Phipps Plaza, Legoland, fine dining, Buckhead spas and vibrant nightlife. Setting the standard in approachable luxury in an authentically crafted environment, we offer 371 exquisitely decorated guest rooms and more than 22,000 square feet of eloquently modern Buckhead meeting rooms. Experience a gorgeously redesigned lobby, deluxe amenities and personal service. Network with co-workers and friends during lunch at Nox Creek Lounge. Whether staying for business or leisure, experience the epitome of style and class JW Marriott Atlanta Buckhead. For more information, to make a reservation or to submit a request for proposal, call 1-800-613-2051 or visit www.JWMarriottBuckhead.com.
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I suppose this is the intransitive use of "enjoy", as found in the infuriating exhortation "Enjoy!".
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Spock-style gadget can SMELL my PEE! Weird gizmos of CES 2014
Block The Pirate Bay? Arrr, me hearties, new P2P client could sink that plan
the sooner the NSA will be able to insert the seeds of future backdoors into it
No doubt. But I don't think the NSA or comparable organisations like GCHQ would see it in their interests to share this information with the copyright protection faction. They might all be evil in their own way, but this doesn't amount to an alignment of interest. Intelligence organisations are invariably reluctant to share.
Italian woman stunned by exploding artichoke
Re: Appeal.
"the poor appealed to her husband"
I assumed this was a symptom of machine translation. In Italian "la povera" means "the poor woman", but it translates literally as "the poor".
Coca Cola slurps millions of MAC addresses
Stevia etc
Every decade seems to have its own artificial sweetener. Stevia is the flavour of the moment, preceded by Sucralose, Aspartame, Cyclamate and Saccharine. Animal feed companies have a repertoire of other sweeteners that are presumably not certified for human consumption.
Unfortunately there is evidence that consumption of artificial sweeteners is associated with extra calorie intake and weight gain. Hence, presumably, their use in animal feed.
Gay hero super-boffin Turing 'may have been murdered by MI5'
In this frenzied homophobic atmosphere, all gay men were regarded as security risks
This would be about the time when John Maynard Keynes was sent to America to negotiate the post-war loan on behalf of the British government. It seems unlikely that nobody knew about Keynes' sexual orientation, so clearly the judgement was more nuanced than this implies.
El Reg's contraptions confessional no.5: The Sinclair Sovereign
Re: Ahh, the days of real calcluators
The first electronic calculator I used was in a council Treasurer's office. It was about the size of a cash register, and had eleven rows of eleven keys (0-9 and decimal), and the display used Nixie cold-cathode tubes. This was about five years before decimalisation, so we had to convert £sd to decimal before entering and back again to use the result. A conversion table was stored by the calculator, but I'm still surprised it was worth the effort.
In the early 70s I had a job where I spent weeks performing calculations on magazine readership statistics using a slide-rule. I tried to persuade my boss to buy an electronic calculator, but it appeared that my time was cheaper than the calculator, so all I got was the occasional loan of horrible old electro-mechanical things, still with 11x11 keyboards. The basic models would only add and subtract. The more advanced ones could multiply and divide, but the interminable gear-grinding process made you wish you hadn't bothered.
No anon pr0n for you: BT's network-level 'smut' filters will catch proxy servers too
"...annonymisers [sic]," the BT spokesman said
You must have an exceptionally good ear for pronunciation. What exactly was it about the way the BT spokesman said "anonymisers" that alerted you to the fact that if he had written it down he would have spelled it incorrectly?
Or do you, perhaps, mean "wrote", rather than "said"?
Analogue radio will CONTINUE in Blighty as Minister of Fun dodges D-Day death sentence
"We think it would be great if the BBC made Radio 1 or Radio 2 DAB only!", Paul Keenan, Bauer CEO told the Go Digital festival
It may come as a surprise to you, Mr Keenan, but BBC radio stations are run as a service to the listeners, most of whom are the people who pay for the service. They aren't there to provide leverage for your failed marketing effort.
Excise Xmas prezzie indecision MISERY with El Reg's gift guide²
Am I the only one...
... who read the title "Excise Xmas prezzie indecision misery" and expected a story about somebody's gift stuck in Customs because they couldn't decide what it was?
How Britain could have invented the iPhone: And how the Quangocracy cocked it up
games like ... interactive carpeting
Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but I have to say that "interactive carpeting" sounds like the dullest game ever. I assume that it's a computer simulation of the thrill-packed life of a carpet fitter.
Hey Linux newbie: If you've never had a taste, try perfect Petra ... mmm, smells like Mint 16
Authors who care about comprehension usually qualify abbreviations the first time they use them. So what's a PPA? OK, this is a technical site where explanation may be considered otiose. But I'm enough of a technician to earn a good living at it, I'm also a regular Linux Mint user, and I haven't a clue what a PPA is. Perhaps I haven't been paying attention.
Google is your friend, of course. But would it have cost anything to indicate which of the 2,520,000 PPA results is meant? Is it Professional Publishers Association, Prescription Pricing Division, Performance Preparation Academy, Personal Package Archive, Power purchase agreement, The Play Providers Association, PPA Awards, The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, or one of the other 2,519,992?
Heart part more art than state-of-the-art: Shine wearable activity sensor
Nothing new
Most of the functionality seems to duplicate an application that I installed on my phone (about three years ago, so there are probably better versions available). Obviously that doesn't do swimming, but it does use GPS and records altitude change.
Also, the cost was a fraction of the price of this gadget, and I can wear a proper watch instead of a nasty plastic thing.
Lightning strikes USB bosses: Next-gen jacks will be REVERSIBLE
Re: @ Kubla: Where have you been? USB has always had a square connector!
I was aware that there had always been a square connector. What I didn't appreciate was that the small connectors on portable kit are also Type B. Having never seen any other devices with full-size Type B, I assumed that it was a connector specific to printers.
I know better now. Thanks.
my laptop has a plethora of USB2/3 connections on it
Does anyone know why there has to be a special USB connector for printers? I can understand the motivation for min and micro USB variants, but what's the driving force behind "just like USB, only square"?
When the lights went out: My 'leccy-induced, bog floor crawling HORROR
Re: wood chip
Why shouldn't trees be felled for power generation? We're not talking immemorial elms and Amazon rainforests, but trees that are grown as a crop. It makes as much sense to deplore the use of potatoes for food.
On my drive to work I pass fields full of trees that are clearly being grown as biomass. I don't know what species they are, but they're spindly and close-packed. As far as I know they're harvested long before they grow into big trees. It's the modern equivalent to coppicing.
IT MELTDOWN ruins Cyber Monday for RBS, Natwest customers
Thank goodness Alex Salmond has is going to rid us of the Royal Bank of Scotland after Scottish independence.
What? He doesn't want it?
Re: Again?
I bet the RBS shareholders are seriously worried about the security of their investment. Oh, hang on....
El Reg Contraption Confessional No.1: The Dragon 32 micro
I have a PDP-11/05 (circa 1975)
How big is it? I worked on a slightly younger PDP-11/23 and it was the size of a wardrobe, with massive lead weights in the bottom (which we only discovered after carrying it upstairs). I also briefly worked on a PDP-8. That was the size of two sideboards.
DON'T PANIC: No FM Death Date next month, minister confirms
50% of what?
There will be no switchover until the majority of listening is digital
with the number of adults with access to a DAB digital radio up 10%
It sounds suspiciously like there's an assumption that when the number of adults with access to a DAB radio exceeds 50% that will mean that the former condition has been met. This is emphatically not the case.
Amazon fires up worldwide Read Replicas for hosted MySQL
"...shifted between geophysical regions..."
Would I be correct in supposing that "geophysical regions" are the same as geographical regions, except they sound more impressive? Or are Amazon running databases in parts of the lithosphere and mantle?
PC market: ABANDON HOPE all ye who enter here
There's a long list of once-invincible companies that are now history. The technology industry is especially unforgiving. Think of Kodak and Polaroid. To some extent it even happened to IBM; they managed to survive, but they have nothing like the reach that IBM had in the third quarter of the last century.
So the same fate probably awaits Microsoft, Intel, Apple, perhaps even Google.
'MacGyver' geezer makes 'SHOTGUN, GRENADE' from airport shop tat
Re: why this obsession with aeroplanes?
Why do terrorists try to blow up aeroplanes? Like other criminals they seem to be more driven by vague emotional motivations than cold logic. Why do crack-heads steal car radios? In a world where the only people without one are those who've just had one stolen, I don't suppose they fetch a lot of money.
Maybe it's because the airliner is a symbol to them of western technology. Maybe it's because people already fear flying despite the fact that it's one of the safest ways to travel.
Richard Stallman decides Emacs should go WYSIWYG
I'm very much not an emacs expert, but in my experience the problem is not the absence of WYSIWYG.
What You Get may well be What You See, but it's not necessarily What You Expected. For someone of my modest skills, emacs is a sort of WYGIWYG (What You Get Is What You're Given) editor.
The latest stupid yoof craze: Taking selfies - while DRIVING
Re: Almost
AFAIK the law prohibits use of a mobile phone. There's no way to tell from the picture whether it was taken with a mobile phone (illegal), or whether it was a full-plate camera complete with a tripod (presumably not explicitly forbidden).
What's new in SQL 2014?
Re: SQL 2014
"I didn't realise SQL was shorthand for SQL Server ;)"
It's actually shorthand for badge-engineered Sybase.
Codd almighty! How IBM cracked System R
Re: The fourth R
OO-programming turns your brain to mush
I'm an OO programmer myself, so I'm bound to disagree, either because you're wrong, or because my mushy brain is incapable of seeing that you're right. Mushy or not, it can identify the syntax errors in your post.
The fourth R
Almost all the systems I've worked on in the past 20 years have used relational databases as their back-end storage. One curious thing I've noticed is the extent to which otherwise competent, even brilliant, developers fall apart when they start to work on a database.
It's the same thing over and over. A primary key is too much trouble - let's just have a unique index. Normalisation is for anal-retentive obsessives. Why use a surrogate key when we can index several attributes? Let's just pretend that the database is a kind of flat-file storage.
This surprises me. I'm a self-taught developer with nothing more than O Level maths, but it seems obvious that getting the data design right is fairly easy and pays big dividends. My colleagues, on the other hand, who have been educated and trained to a high level in this stuff, mostly fail to get it.
RIP Frederick Sanger: Brit bio-boffin who pioneered DNA sequencing dies
Sanger was a truly great Briton. In view of this, and of the fact that the Sanger Centre is in Cambridgeshire, and spells its name correctly, why does the article say "in 1993 he would open a research center"?
I don't believe there have ever been any research centers [sic] near Cambridge. There used to be Build Center [sic] and Plumb Center [sic], but I'm glad to say they seem to have failed to prosper, and now have different names.
LOOK UP! Comet ISON could EXPLODE in our skies – astronomers
Re: I predict
"Heavy clouds and a lack of visibility in the British Isles"
We call this Winter
Summer is similar, but shorter.
MANUAL STIMULATION: Whack me with some proper documentation
What is it with glyphs, icons, hieroglyphs etc? We've spent 3000 years developing a system for unambiguous written communication, and we're getting to the point where nearly everybody in the world can read it. But instruction leaflets and public signs increasingly consist of a set of glyphs and icons like some pre-school party game. I look forward to the law suit where the plaintiff says he couldn't understand the instructions for his chain saw because they were entirely in picture language, whereas grown-ups communicate in words.
Re: Spot on.
Do you remember the container loads of manuals that, for instance, VMS came with?
I certainly do. Six feet of shelf space. Even more remarkably, I think I read about 60% of them.
super-friendly quips and jokes
No jokes in the VMS manuals, admittedly. But I recall one of the RSTS manuals that described the excruciating process of linking executables in such a way that the system could swap overlay segments in and out of memory. The linker in question was called the task builder, and the manual contained a full-page cartoon of a workman, with the caption "Tommy the Taskbuilder".
Re: spaces in credit card number
Just yesterday I fell foul of a form that objected when I entered my card expiry date as "dd/mm" (the way it's written on the card) rather than "ddmm".
Coroner suggests cars should block mobile phones
Re: Yes well... Country roads
Removing all the bends in country roads would probably cause more disruption than is justified. And it's not just the bendy roads that are a problem...
I drive to work across the fens near Peterborough. One of the roads I use is dead straight for about 8 miles, but that doesn't mean it's safe. Fenland roads float on some kind of brushwood mattress, and are continually subsiding. The surfaces are so bad that a common accident is bouncing off the road into the adjacent ditch (if you're lucky - river if you aren't).
Tales from an expert witness: Lasers, guns and singing Santas
Re: Does the expert witness have to get his facts right?
A fascinating article. But am I the only reader to detect a conceited "I'm a scientist, so I'm always right" attitude? The author's belief in the infallibility of his methods is strikingly similar to the policeman's belief in the infallibility of his speed gun.
A bit more humility about the fallibility of the system he works in wouldn't be amiss. His attitude to the Sally Clark case, an appalling tragedy that resulted directly from the shortcomings of the expert witness system, seems to be "Shit happens".
Justin BIEBER ploughs cash into NaaS: NARCISSISM-as-a-Service
peering at selfies was infinitely more entertaining than gaping at pictures of "coffee or salad"
Who gapes at pictures of coffee or salad? Have I (yet again) I missed out on a major social craze?
The only word more annoying than "selfie" is "onesie".
Needless to say, it doesn't appear to mean "a selfie taken by the Queen".
Look at how many ways we ruin your life, Redmond boasts
It's important to distinguish between the justifications for out-of-hours work.
In many circumstances people do it because it's an emergency, or out of a sense of obligation to their team. The supermarket manager who spent Christmas day shifting frozen food was probably motivated in this way. The payback for this should be that you're more valued by your colleagues and bosses.
In other cases people accept the imposition because it comes with extra pay. I once bought a (second-hand) Porsche 911 largely out of the proceeds of out-of-hours support.
The real curse is the job where everybody works extra hours every day and takes work home, and nobody manages to use up the full holiday allowance. These companies are cultivating the vice known as "presenteeism". There's ample evidence that they don't actually get any more done than humane employers.
Will small biz get a bite of mega UK.gov IT pie? Yes: if it can pass the bulls**t sniff test
Re: I get the impression Govt projects *never* plan for change
Taxes go up, taxes go down, new regulations for married couples, special exemptions here and there...
In most systems things like this are expected to be variable. Taxes may go up and down, they may be charged on different things and calculated in different ways, but the basic principle of taxation doesn't change. The rules change, even if the requirement to follow rules is fixed.
That's the difference between a computer system and, say, a clock. One is adaptable, the other always does the same thing.
Oooh! My NAUGHTY SKIRT keeps riding up! Hello, INTERNET EXPLORER
Re: Tired of hearng the same old bull muck!
I've used IE for years and years!
I don't think IE is vilified for the user experience it offers. The earlier versions, especially IE6, were a source of numerous problems for web developers and designers because they failed to adhere to HTML standards in some quite important ways. This has nothing to do with "MS bashing", unless you think that whatever Microsoft does is the de-facto standard.
When I was younger...
When I was younger, I used to be a clumsy, slow and awkward girl.
However, just like the story of ugly duckling, people told me that I have really matured and changed over the years. I feel confident in my abilities now, and I'm eager to show you what I can do.
Pass the sick-bag, Alice.
I suppose this is some kind of confession, and it should read:
When I was younger I was a crap browser that didn't comply with standards and I caused the proliferation of invalid HTML pages.
However, just like the story of ugly duckling, people told me that I have really matured and changed over the years. Unfortunately, it's too late. By the time I became a swan there were lots of other swans, and many people liked penguins more, so nobody cared.
Re: If your not Asian, your opinion on this means nothing.
If you can't spell "you're", your opinion on this means nothing.
Your kids' chances of becoming programmers? ZERO
Re: Old Manuals
The reference implementation of the C compiler costs £0 including full Source Code.
Exactly! I doubt that there are any current languages for which you can't get a free compiler. Many of them offer a free IDE. In the Java world, it's a battle between four or five IDEs that are either entirely free or offer a free version. I think Microsoft offer some sort of .NET freebie. If you're truly perverse and you search hard enough I bet you can even get COBOL free.
Thought you didn't need to show ID in the UK? Wrong
Re: I think we should become more European with this
The countries on the list with the least stringent ID requirements seem to be the places where you might want to live.
Re: What exactly is the problem here?
the place you have to drive through when going to France
As @bigtimehustler points out, Belgium isn't a sensible route from England to France. Actually, I thought Belgium was the place the Germans always invade on their way to France. Perhaps the frequent German presence has inured its citizens to the imposition of identity papers.
Re: (EU standard) photo card
I've had no problems using my paper licence to hire cars in Europe and use courtesy cars in England.
I refuse to incur the inconvenience and cost involved in getting a plastic photo card. But it's getting to the stage where I need to charge for wear and tear on my paper licence every time I'm required to show it, as I don't know how much longer it will last. The licence I paid for when I passed my test was a nice little red booklet. I don't know who thought it would be a good idea to replace it with a folded sheet of A4 paper - these things are supposed to last a lifetime.
Aussie bloke hacks way to top of music charts with MIDI-based tunes
Re: Makes you think....
I suppose the original value of the charts was to help record shops decide what to stock. Vinyl records consumed quite a lot of space and capital (before vinyl, shellac 78s consumed even more), so retailers would want to maximise their stock turnover by concentrating on the fast-selling titles.
It's all changed now. First of all, there's the "long tail" phenomenon where big online retailers can carry massively diverse stock, and then with the change to music downloads there's no relation between sales and stock volume, and the stock occupies negligible space.
Big Beardie's watching: Alan Sugar robots spy on Tesco petrol queue
I've rarely used a Tesco filling station where you didn't have to queue to pay. Which member of the queue is going to determine the targeted ads? Or will it be an average? Not much point if it is.
Can we give the system a nervous breakdown by shifting around in the queue so that it has to try to target an old geezer and a teenage woman both at the same time?
Adobe users' purloined passwords were PATHETIC
Re: Its the combination an idiot has on his luggage
An idiot is someone who thinks a lock on his luggage provides some kind of security.
Facebook fans fuel FAGGOT FURY firestorm
Re: This is disturbing
The word "faggot" meaning "bundle of sticks" is almost certainly derived from the Latin "fascis", which was notably used to describe the bundle of rods carried by lictors, the officials who accompanied Roman consuls. The bundle represented the right of the consul to inflict corporal punishment; when it contained an axe it represented his right to execute.
The best-known term derived from the fasces is, of course Fascism. In the flat estuaries of East Anglia, the rivers are contained by fascine banks, made of bundles of sticks that trap silt.
Need an internet antidote? Try magic mushrooms
Re: Boletus edulis
Probably best known to foodies by their Italian name, porcini, or their French name, ceps. Readily available dried.
Now if you'd found morels...


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FIFA was always an attacking game, but before, when you were defending all you did was just hold a button. There's not really any skill or fun in that. Introducing a system that made you think was the right move. When we looked at the telemetry from our game and who's using Tactical Defending over the old system we found 93% of our players use the new system, while only 7% are using the old Legacy system. I think that speaks for itself. If we got 93% of people to like what we did every time I'd be over the moon. I'm pretty pleased with Tactical Defending and the way it changed the game.
Do you think First Touch Control has the potential to have as big an impact on the FIFA series as 360 dribbling had in FIFA 10?
I've been asked before that, if last year was a revolution, then is FIFA 13 an evolution? Looking at our three major features last season (Precision Dribbling, Tactical Defending and the Player Impact Engine) they all fundamentally changed matches.
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Android 4.4 KitKat arrives on Xperia Z1 and many others, courtesy of CyanogenMod 11 nightlies
Up until now, the latest version of the CyanogenMod ROM was available for these devices, but the builds were experimental and quite unstable. With the introduction of the nightlies, ROM enthusiasts that sport one of the newly-added devices will benefit from steadier builds.
However, take into consideration that nightly builds usually contain a lot of bugs and it's not guaranteed that they will work flawlessly.
Without further ado, here is the list of the devices that receive nightly builds:
- ASUS Transformer Pad (tf300t)
- ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity (tf700t)
- Google Galaxy Nexus (Verizon, Sprint)
- Google Nexus S (crespo)
- HTC Droid DNA (dlx)
- HC One S (ville)
- HTC One X (endeavoru)
- HTC One X+ (enrc2b)
- HTC One XL (evita)
- LG G2 (International, T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon)
- LG G-Pad (v500)
- LG Spectrum (vs920)
- Motorola Droid Bionic (targa)
- Motorola Droid Razr (spyder)
- Motorola Razr (utms_spyder)
- Samsung Captivated (camptivatedmtd)
- Samsung Epic 4G (epicmtd)
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1. KINGJUAN27 (Posts: 196; Member since: 02 Jul 2012)
Is it advisable to root one's phone? :/
6. SleepingOz (unregistered)
I can't imagine myself using an unrooted device. Rooting will get the most out of your droid. And if you're not happy with it, you can always unroot your device. That's the beauty of Android!
11. Darkhell (Posts: 33; Member since: 03 Nov 2013)
Root it, so what if it voids your manufacturers warranty? How many phones have you had repaired by the maker? Me one, my Razr speaker went out and I unrooted my phone first and then sent it in. What phone do you use?
12. bigstrudel (Posts: 518; Member since: 20 Aug 2012)
Honestly, if your device is running a newer Jelly Bean or Kit Kat build already: I'd advise against rooting your device. Most new Android releases have included most of the things people used to root for.
2. Harold1066 (Posts: 17; Member since: 01 Jun 2012)
Rooting your phone does void the warranty on it, but offers far more customization options. I would recommend rooting for slightly older devices, maybe 18 months or so. Newer devices will have far more OEM support while owners of older devices will often have to look to third party devs to get enhanced functionality. I have my Nexus 4 and 5 unrooted, while my Optimus G, Streak 5, and Atrix 4G are rooted.
3. alvinl (Posts: 2; Member since: 28 Dec 2013)
i don't get it, how does the gnex for sprint and verizon receive the nightlies but the gsm version don't?
4. Harold1066 (Posts: 17; Member since: 01 Jun 2012)
The Galaxy Nexus GSM does get CM11 nightlies. The list above doesn't list all devices with CM11 nightlies.
13. bigstrudel (Posts: 518; Member since: 20 Aug 2012)
Galaxy Nexus is still a very popular device for people that leech all the bandwidth from the Verizon network because of the huge number of left-over unlimited internet vultures.
But the GSM version always have Dev support first because they dont use backwards ass CDMA like Verizon does :)
5. InspectorGadget80 (Posts: 6743; Member since: 26 Mar 2011)
I'll wait till its official thanks.
7. Beholder88 (Posts: 81; Member since: 30 Mar 2012)
I have the Note 2 currently running CM 10 and it's great. Now I'll have to check out the nightlies and see if it's worth a permanent switch yet. Sometimes it's best to wait for the fully stable build.
14. bigstrudel (Posts: 518; Member since: 20 Aug 2012)
How's that camera :D Every time I use a stock ROM instead of the OEM ROM, the camera is ruined.
8. PapaSmurf (Posts: 8925; Member since: 14 May 2012)
Um Note 3 has been sporting CM11 for quite some time PA.
9. PeterK. (Posts: 132; Member since: 13 Nov 2013)
Sure, Smurf. CM 11 was available for your Note 3 and other flagship devices for some time now, but the devices listed above received CM 11 support only yesterday. Hence the necessity of this article.
10. PapaSmurf (Posts: 8925; Member since: 14 May 2012)
Gotcha. Thanks for the info!
15. Darkhell (Posts: 33; Member since: 03 Nov 2013)
I can't find CM11 for AT&T Note 3.
16. PeterK. (Posts: 132; Member since: 13 Nov 2013)
I belive that there re currently no CM 11 nightlies for the AT&T Note 3.


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|I have a narrow space along the side of my house, aprox. 45'x3'. I need to be able to have access to and walk down the side of my house. I would like to plant a higher branching clumping bamboo that will provide screening around 6" and up. Does anyone have any recommendations as to the best variety to plant? What will my maintainence be like?
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|So the three foot space along the side of your house, will be used for planting and having a walk area?
|I wasn't clear on that either -- is it 3' total, or 3' for bamboo (with another 3' or whatever for the walkway)?
|sorry. the space is narrow, ~3' wide. it is on the side of house where the utilities are located. so access is needed, but not like a formal walking path. i would like to plant bamboo but am wondering if the clumping bamboo will need all the space (width-wise) to provide an adequate hedge.
my neighbor cut down our "mutual" vines and i have always liked bamboo's look. we had bamboo in the past in our backyard as a screen, but it was the run for your life variety. i would like to use clumping bamboo as a screen between houses.
|With only 3' of space, you'll need something very upright, with very short branches. I don't know if any clumpers fit that description, or would fit in that space when mature.
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No. The Act requires: "The landlord shall:... (2) Make all repairs and do whatever is necessary to put and keep the premises in a fit and habitable condition." (See ARS Sec. 33-1324(A)(2)). But the Act does not require the landlord to: (1) paint the walls, (2) replace or clean the carpet, (3) sanitize the kitchen or bathrooms or (4) change the locks, before renting to a new tenant or at specific intervals. Naturally, the landlord may do all or some of those things, but the Act does not require it.
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