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This digital voice recorder is very easy to use and compliments a host of features including an in-built time & date function, a voice activation mode, and an internal storage of two (2) GB flash memory. Also, as the recorder uses Plug and Play technology the unit can be used to store important files, documents, and pictures.
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total recording time of eight (8) hours in the highest audio quality (MP3 format) and longer in LP / SP - ideal if you are looking to create audio CD's or to upload / save as podcast ready MP3 files.
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has an in-built speaker so that you can instantly play back recorded audio without the need of a computer or, simply connect the digital voice recorder to your computer by the integrated USB connection and download the stored recordings to your computer for play back through your Windows Media Player. You may also store, archive or email the recorded audio in seconds.
Designed in a robust black and silver casing and measuring just 90 x 30 x 13 mm, this recorder not only looks and feels a sturdy product but the technology operates at a level expected to ensure all your important meetings, lectures, interviews, dictation or verbal slander are captured with a clear recording quality.
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Weight - 34 grams
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For anyone who has ever dreamed of the ultimate outback 4WD adventure into the desert areas of Australia, this five day tour is a must. Packed full of opportunities to go 'off road'; see historic sites; visit outback National Parks; and enjoy the adventure of exploring this fascinating unpopulated and special region of this vast country - Western Queensland has it all.
... moreNote: It is recommended to call the RACQ Road Conditions Report on 1300 130 595 before departing on the Birdsville Track, the Strzelecki Track, or into the Simpson Desert National Park. It is also recommended to take extra spare tyres, petrol, water, oil and spare parts when travelling in these areas. It is generally advisable to let the local authorities (Police) know where you are going as well before heading off.
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Distance | 1813 Kilometres | Itinerary Route | One Way |
Mode of Travel | 4x4 Car | Level of Difficulty |
Depart early from Brisbane, heading west towards Warwick. Stop briefly in Aratula on the Cunningham Highway, at the foot of Cunningham's Gap, the centre of the Main Range National Park and the site of a large stone cairn memorial to the early explorers. This is a good spot to stretch the legs before continuing over the range to Warwick.
If you happen to be travelling during the spring months, Warwick showcases wonderful roses throughout its parks and gardens. The red 'City of Warwick' or Arafuto Rose was developed especially for the town. Warwick is a great place to stop for lunch.
Head west to Goondiwindi, with a rest stop in Inglewood. Goondiwindi is located on the New South Wales border, at the junction of six highways, and on the banks of the MacIntyre River - reached by explorer Allan Cunningham in 1827. The local economy is based on beef, wool, cotton, and wheat. Sites to see in town include the statue of the famous racehorse Gunsynd - the 'Goondiwindi Grey'; Historic Victoria Hotel; tours of local grain depots and cotton gins; and a pleasant walking track along the river.
Stay overnight in Goondiwindi.
Head off again early, for an approximate five hour drive today - continuing through the Western Downs region to Cunnamulla.
On the way through Nindigully, check out the historic hotel from 1863.
Make your lunch stop in St George, on the banks of the Balonne River. St George is one of the last towns in Southern Queensland before arriving in the sparsely populated and empty areas of the Outback.
For those who have time, and want more of a 4WD experience, head south-west after St George to detour to Culgoa Floodplain National Park, via various 4WD tracks. The Park is 130 kilometres south-west of Dirranbandi, and is only accessible to 4WD. Campers must take their own provisions. The Park sits amidst Mulga country and features great birdlife. Camp here for the night.
For the less adventurous, or those with less time, continue driving west after departing St George towards Cunnamulla. On the way, make a stop in Bollon and try to spot a koala in the trees along the Wallan Creek - the home to a large koala population.
Arrive in Cunnamulla late afternoon and overnight here.
Spend the morning in Cunnamulla, Queensland's largest wool-loading station, with two million sheep in the area.
Follow the Cunnamulla Heritage Trail to uncover history and experience the unique character of the town. Get a taste of the beauty of the South West at a local photographic exhibition at Stephanie Mills Gallery.
The Paroo Pioneer Pathways and Riverwalk include a sunset viewing deck. Visit the 'Robber's Tree' - part of the Heritage Trail and the Bi-centennial Museum.
Continue west to the friendly town of Eulo. Capture the aromas and flavours of the unique date wines at Australia's most remote winery. Visit a date farm, take a mud bath. Learn about the legends surrounding the Eulo Queen.
Also worth a visit in town are the Paroo Race Track (site of the annual World Lizard Racing Championships); the general store that stocks everything imaginable; the Bilby Burrow; and a series of short self-guided walking trails.
Take a short detour off the main road to Thargomindah to visit the friendly opal town of Yowah where you can get some tips from the locals before trying your luck fossicking for your own opals.
Get up early and explore the township of Thargomindah this morning. Learn how the power of the artesian water was harnessed to provide the town's electricity in the late 1800s. Amble along the Bulloo River Walk, discover the treasures of Leahy Historic House and shop for Bulloo Built souvenirs crafted from weathered timbers reclaimed from surrounding stations.
Leave early enough though for the drive to Innamincka - just across the South Australian border. The road starts as sealed bitumen for approximately the first 200 kilometres; then from here on in the rest of this journey is on unsealed roads/tracks only suitable for 4WD. Ensure you are prepared for driving in the Outback and semi-desert regions. Take plenty of provisions with you, including fresh water.
Just before arriving at the Queensland-South Australian border, you will reach the famous historic Burke and Wills 'Dig Tree' site on the banks of Cooper Creek, where the Burke and Wills expedition ended in tragedy, and the site of their original graves. Just outside of Innamincka, stop to view the Aboriginal rock carvings at Cullyamurra Waterhole on the Cooper Creek.
Continue on to Innamincka for the night.
Have a look around Innamincka in the morning before heading off. Visit the re-built Australian Inland Mission hostel, now the National Parks office.
Before setting off this morning, ensure you've checked road conditions and gained local information in regards to the best option for today's journey to Birdsville. It is suggested to break the journey with a night camping along the way to make a more relaxing and enjoyable trip. There are no townships or accommodation on the way; camp overnight where suitable. If road conditions are good though, you can travel today's journey in one day.
Make sure you have enough provisions and fresh water for two days driving, and enough petrol to get you to Birdsville; there is nowhere to purchase supplies before arriving at Birdsville. It is also recommended to take extra spare tyres, petrol, water, oil and spare parts when travelling in these areas.
Your journey ends in Birdsville, with a well-earned drink at the famous Birdsville Pub. Birdsville is also famous for the Birdsville Races that occur annually on the first Friday and Saturday in September, when the town's population jumps from 100 to around 6,000 people for the event.
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Start from: | 65 Gardens Point Road, Brisbane QLD 4000, Australia |
End at: | Bruxner Road, Boggabilla NSW 2409, Australia |
Distance: | 359 km |
Duration: | 4 hours 1 min |
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End at: | 177 Emma Street, Cunnamulla QLD 4490, Australia |
Distance: | 501 km |
Duration: | 6 hours 5 mins |
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Start from: | 177 Emma Street, Cunnamulla QLD 4490, Australia |
End at: | Bulloo Developmental Road, Thargomindah QLD 4492, Australia |
Distance: | 197 km |
Duration: | 3 hours 24 mins |
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Distance: | 375 km |
Duration: | 11 hours 59 mins |
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End at: | 4 Graham Street, Birdsville QLD 4482, Australia |
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If you mean that you can't fit in with all the mechanical brown stuff, then make something different! dokQ made a brilliant design with a powered wheel and a neat little trigger, nothing too complicated.
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We had a two night break at Percy's to celebrate my retirement with close friends. We booked all 7 rooms and had exclusive use which was fantastic. After an 11 hour drive from Norfolk cooped up in a minibus I was hoping that our trip would be worth the effort, it was ! Tony met us on arrival and was very welcoming. His dry sense of humour and general bonhomie during our stay kept the atmosphere very relaxed and informal. The rooms themselves were all very comfortable and well equipped with thoughtful touches like fresh milk and fruit. Tina's cooking is sublime, not arty farty, not pretentious but superbly well cooked and presented, using only the finest ingredients. After breakfast on the second day Tina took time out to give my brother in law a cookery lesson after he explained that he had been struggling to cook scallops successfully and could never get them right. It was a nice touch and much appreciated.
Sadly heavy rain and wind kept us from exploring the estate, which was a shame - maybe next time !
The visit was such a success that my friends want an annual reunion !
If you are reading this review and wondering whether this is a place you should visit too, stop reading, pick up the phone and book it.
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Nice package overall, killer sale price
By Randman
from Green Country
About Me Avid Cyclist
Comments about Fuji SL-1 Comp LE Road Bike:
I bought this for my wife, luckily, it was the size she needed. You have to compromise somewhere, in this case wheels, brakes, tires, but overall, excellent for the sale price. Only complaint was a light flaw in the clear coat paint on the top tube, and a missing front derailer locking nut, which I had a spare. Very striking paint job, 105 where it counts!
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Not flawless, but great for the price..
By Jessie
from Tulsa
About Me Commuter
Has the feel of sweetness on the roll, could have had better instructions. First bike in 20 years, so a refreshing upgrade! Some of the lamanent looks loose in the fibers. Other than that, great bike that I will adapt to. Good price...
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Good Ride
By MM
from Columbus, OH and Encinitas, CA
I have a 2009 Fuji Supreme SL, and needed a second bike for our vacation spot 2.5K miles away, so wanted to experience the same fit without the high price tag. This bike was a STEAL, 2010 full carbon, and although it's not 15# like my SL, it's still respectable at just under 20# fully loaded with water and tools. Had the chance to ride it once already and it's a decent climber, super comfortable geometry for the longer rides, but sporty enough to race. Rolls solid at 30+mph on the downhills (brakes applied).
Great bike and Cust svc.
By JC
from Delaware
Front derailleur cable bolt came loose and was missing - Bike Nashbar sent me a replacement right away. Great bike, esp. with the added discount.
(3 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
By Craigsedona
from Sedona, AZ
Update, as another reviewer mentioned, altho an older model the SL1 has a neutral, stable ride. I called it sweet when new. Still is, but let me say this, the frame is saddled down with heavy tires and the wheelset. If you can see your way clear to folding tires, latex tubes/Stans tubeless, and a pair of Alpha 340/400 or Easton SLX's,what a machine you will ride. Rotating weight is so important and this frame comes alive when set up this way. My smiles continue to grow and I look forward to every ride.
(2 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
The perfect deal!
By LinaresDelRio
from Middlesex, NJ
About Me Casual/ Recreational
Just one month riding this beauty and I couldn't be happier. It's an old Fuji model (2010) but the technical features and the price are more than right. I feel well mounted when on the road. Actually, I could see how other riders appreciate the bike. Riding performance couldn't be better. I'm cutting more than 30 minutes (approx. ten miles) from my old 40 miles ride.
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Sweeeet, extraordinary ride
Very nice ride and super support from Nashbar, rear hub had an issue. I'm 5 7 and the small works for me, I'm long in the torso with a 29/30 inseam. All is good even in stock form with seat all the way back, and the handlebar stem could easily be lengthened if I so desire but certainly not now. Factory stem is short. Live at 4000 ft with hills so the compact ring is ideal. Hard to find fault in any area, you can't go wrong with this choice.
Excellent Value
By South Carolina Roadie
from Greenville, SC
Fast shipping, easy partial assembly (seat, handlebars, front brake, adjust cables to front brake and front derailleur)install front skewer, pump up the tires and go! Fuji is excellent value for the money!
(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
Worth the Price!
By Former Trek rider
from RI
I had previously owned an old Trek 2200 that had developed a crack on the front fork. I suddenly needed a new road bike and wanted a quality Carbon bike that was not going to cost a lot. Did some research and found that the Fuji SL1 Comp was rated pretty good. It was by far the lowest priced carbon bike with 105's. I have never bought any bike online and was a little skeptical since I had never riden it or had it sized to me. I researched the measurements compared to my old bike and they were pretty close (even though my last bike was 54cm. I decided that the 50cm (medium) was the right sized for me (I'm 5' 7").I have owned the bike for a few weeks now and am very happy with it. I had a Fuji dealer assemble it and the bike is sized just right. It handles and rides great and I am so glad that I bought it at 20% the listed price too! It was less expensive than my previous bike and I couldn't believe how much carbon rides better than aluminum. I found the bike is very responsive and it actually took a couple of rides to get used to it. I don't find the seat uncomfortable as other reviews, but maybe I just have had bad seats. If you do decide to purchase the Fuji SL1, and had an aluminum road bike before, you should be very happy with it.
(15 of 16 customers found this review helpful)
Amazing bike for the money. A-MAZE-Ing!!
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At the Nashbar list, this is a very good deal. For 20% off that price (with a Nashbar coupon code), this was an unbelievable deal. Or to put it another way, for about a cyclist on a budget, this bike is about as compromise-free a purchase as I can imagine. Only quibbles I can raise are the boat-anchor-heavy fork, and dubious crankset choice. But I guess Fuji needed to price these '11 model year remainders to sell, so out they went with the sturdy FC-770 AL steerer bonded fork, and a FSA Vero crank, which they set on a square-taper BB... No bother; parts wear out. And when they do, I saved enough money on this purchase to upgrade the components that I don't particularly fancy. But the 105 components ride great--smoother and quieter than my 2005-vintage 7800 DA gear. And the frame, though made of Fuji's slightly heavier C4 carbon, is a real keeper. I realize that the Fuji brand has gone through several different ownerships, but somehow they have managed to retain their neutral ride characteristics.(This I attribute to Fuji still being a developer, rather than just a packager...) In just a few short rides, the bike has revealed itself to soak up pavement irregularities, track stably on descents, climb nimbly, and handle predictably, if not at times brilliantly. I've only had it a few days, but this is the first bike I've owned in quite a while that makes me dread the end of a ride. Also, for some reason (psychology?), Fujis just seem to fit me better than other brands. Lastly, because it's a Fuji, and not a brand that's mainly sold by online discounters, I can bring this bike to a LBS if its in need of serious repair. Cheesy as it sounds, this is nevertheless important, as I do 80-90% of my own wrenching at home, but there are some tasks that I cannot perform as well as a professional mechanic, or for which I cannot justify the purchase of costly, single purpose tools.
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Three years is a long time for any product to hang around, especially when the technology changes as rapidly as it does for digital cameras. Though it's always had a big fan base, Canon EOS 5D users have nonetheless been itching for more. The successor Canon delivers: the EOS 5D Mark II is in many ways a must-have upgrade, especially for the wedding photography crowd for whom the 5D is a workhorse. And with many of the imaging components of the 1Ds Mark III (including a later version of the image-processing engine, Digic 4) for a price tag $5,000 lower, it's certainly an attractive alternative. It's also priced fairly aggressively compared with the competition despite its new 21-megapixel CMOS sensor and groundbreaking movie capture capability.
The camera comes in two official configurations: the body-only or a kit version with the EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM lens. Usually I'm not a fan of the lenses that ship as part of kits like this, but I ended up liking the 24-105mm a lot more than I expected and think it's a good match for anyone looking for a first lens to pair with the camera. As with all of the high-resolution models, however, it really makes a difference to go for the sharpest lenses in the arsenal.
Slightly heavier than its predecessor, the Mark II weighs just over 2 pounds. Canon says it beefed up the dust and weather sealing a bit around the card cover and buttons and improved rated shutter durability for up to 150,000 cycles. The body itself is a steel chassis covered with magnesium alloy. But while it's clearly solidly made, it nevertheless doesn't feel quite as tanklike as the D700. Like all of Canon's pro dSLRs, it's very comfortable to grip and shoot. The downside of the updated design is that it takes new accessories, including a new battery and new vertical grip.
Canon reorganized the controls a bit from the rest of its models. On the top sits the main dial plus four dual-purpose buttons that access adjustments for the metering (huge 3.5 percent spot, 8 percent partial, center-weighted, and evaluative) and white balance; AF (single, AI Servo and AI Focus) and drive modes; and ISO sensitivity and flash compensation. Unlike the Sony Alpha DLSR-A900 , the top status LCD displays complete information; you can pull the current settings up on the rear LCD as well, but can't navigate them the way you can on that camera. I miss that, as well as the direct-control metering switch on the A900 and Nikon D700. The mode dial on the top left offers just the basics--as it should: Bulb, PASM, Auto, three custom settings slots, and the Creative Auto mode that debuted in the EOS 50D.
The top rear right has buttons for initiating AF, exposure lock, and focus-point selection; down the left rear are the Live View/PictBridge, Menu, Picture Styles, Info, Playback, and delete buttons. Unfortunately, most of the buttons on the body feel identical to their neighbors. The 5D Mark II uses the same joystick multicontroller and Quick Control dial with Set button as its other recent models. I still like them. ( Click through the slide show for more on the camera's design and features.)
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Things I liked:This is an amazing gun. I've had it for about 2 months now and all I can say is wow. I can stack pellets at 50 yards and depending on the day maybe even 75 yards. I can smack sparrows easily around the farm with this gun. If you buy this you will not be disappointed. I would recommend it to anyone. Things I would have changed:Really there's only a few things I would change. One being the but plate. It isn't THAT bad but if you plan on doing lots of shooting of long periods of hunting it can get a little annoying. Also if the scope rail could be a little higher since I'm a rather big guy ;) What others should know:If you are going to scope this gun which most do. You almost NEED to get high profile rings. This is for most people, if you are a little smaller or hold it differently you should be fine. Overall this is a wonderful gun :) Things I liked:Picked up a .22, Very light, easy to get through the brush with, consistent enough (for not being tuned) 1" groups @ 50 yards are as simple as a steady rest. It groups better than my .25 condor did when it was new, but many upgrades later my condor will put 49fpe into a .4" group @ 60 yards using 25.4 JSB's or Polymags. If I can get that kinda result from a 12" barrel I will be amazed, but I am more than happy with the performance I'm getting from it stock. Things I would have changed:but-pad on tank isn't comfortable for long shooting sessions. Very Pellet picky, the beeman silver bear almost slides through the barrel and the ftt 14.33's are very tight. Include the sound-loc kit from the factory, the endcap helps but its still surprisingly loud if the hammer preload wheel is over 3. What others should know:Filling to 2800psi gives the best consistency for me and I have tried a plethora of pellets (ftt 14.33, Premier HP's, Barracuda 21, polymag 16, beeman silver bear 12.65, etc, but so far to get tight groups I'm stuck with JSB 18.13's (PW on 5.5) and 15.9's (PW on 5). My tank leaks pressure slowly, about 150-200 psi overnight. Pyramyd air didn't have any tanks so I called AF and they sent me one out the next day, I just have to mail this leaky one back to them when the other gets here. Pretty good CS but snail mail delivery of parts is kinda bad. Things I liked:For the price, out of the box(stock) is a excellent entry in to pcp air guns. I got the 2011 model no spin -loc in .177 average fps was around 980. At 35yrd it is spot on 5 shot on a dime, 50 yrds in a quarter; price you pay for lighter and smaller rounds. I got 3 types of ammo TF 8.5 pointed, crosman 10.5 rounded, and EJ 16.1 round. All 3 for me performed the same at 35yrds and the EJ's where more consistent at 50yrds plus. I got the pump for it. For the amount of shots you get out of a fill, the effort is fair trade. Will be getting a 24" barrel in the .22 cal for better performance. I did pair this with a leapers 3-12x44 AO swat, it is a little bulky the compact version would be better. The barrel is fixed with 4 grub screws, they do keep the barrel centered and true with the frame. Things I would have changed:I would have like to see integrated sling swivels, a basic set of iron sights, and wish it came in anodized orange. Possibly a metal trigger shoe, the plastic one works fine but gives it a toy feel. From a mfg stand point this would kill productivity, but the number one complaint for me is the top hat was too far out for my rifle so it was wasting air. Take a little more time and adjust it to fit the rifle the tank is boxed with. What others should know:First thing i did was clean the barrel, 10 swabs to clean the rust. It wasn't a flaking rust, possible metal dust from factory. I did coat the inside with some fp10 let it set 24hr then dry swabbed excess out. WARNING!!! Make sure to keep all patrolium products away from the tank(bad things happen if they get in there serious injury or death is possible) think of how a diesel engine works. This rifle has so much potential with the accessories available and research the web, Airforce has been around a while there are simple thing that can be done to optimize this unique rifle. Be sure to check all you screws a couple on mine where loose, no biggie these are things you should check with any rifle. Like others have said 2800 psi is optimal for the power curve for starting psi. If you take the time to learn this rifle, you will enjoy shooting it. Always safety first and have fun. Show Other ReviewsCreate an online review and share your thoughts with other customers
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Posted: Sat Feb 13, 2010 9:29 pm
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So anyone else trying the 10.50 beta? I really like what they've done with the skin.
At first it was very much a case of going, 'What have they done?!' Bit of a shock compared to the awful FisherPrice theme they used to have. But this is the one release in a while now that I don't really feel any temptation to go and get a user made skin for. Used to be to free up the screen space, the last version of Opera was incredibly chunky in its default skin. This one's actually quite trim. Spent the last 20 minutes or so screwing around getting the status bar set up the way it used to be before realising the new way's actually better.
Didn't install over the top of my old version of Opera, being a beta, so having to set up notes - bookmarks etc again. Searching now much easier. Makes me wonder why they bothered with the multi-search box; everyone's just going to go to Google anyway.
Some improvements under the hood too, apparently, JavaScript is supposedly swifter - things like that. Can't say I've ever noticed it being slow before but *shrug*
Some issues scrolling pages with embedded video like youtube but I imagine those will be smoothed out for the full release.
Really smooth package this time round. Give it a go, if interested of course:
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I haven't tried it yet -- I don't usually run beta browsers unless there is some compelling feature I want to try out. I do keep a wide selection of browsers installed (Firefox, Opera, Safari, Chrome, IE, a few more obscure ones) for testing purposes.
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More obscure? XD
Synced the bookmarks and everything over from my other instances of the browser; my netbook and the earlier version of this. The embedded video problem went away after a reboot.
On the privacy front I'm actually trying out the password manager this time around. I've always felt kind of iffy about using them before - after all it's just a .dat file somewhere on your HD. But at the same time if your computer has been compromised that far I assume a keyloger is just as likely.
Just have to remember to write my passwords down somewhere and encrypt the file. They could improve the wand password manager a bit - allow you to retrieve passwords into plain text if you have the master password, store the passwords and the site association so if a form become disassociated you can alter the password's associations.
With a few touches here and there it could actually become practical to use decent passwords O_o
The integration with the mouse gestures is a nice touch. Come across a password form and just press the right mouse button and flick over to the right to tell it to fill the bits in and load the next page. Quite impressive.
Kind of as an aside I now quite like the idea of having a USB key with strong passwords and a program that does that sort of thing on a plug and play basis really. Something you carry around that's physical so you don't end up leaving your passwords on the work's machine. Make it encrypted obviously, use your fingerprint to authorise it when you plug it into a machine so that it doesn't matter if you lose it. It'd have to be cloneable too, people lose far too much stuff - obviously you'd need the fingerprint to do that so that people couldnt just run off with your passwords.
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Firefox is good; I like the idea of the addons. But thats also its problem I think it just doesnt hang together particularly well. Got it set up to work like Opera once, sidebar and mouse gestures and notes and so on, took a lot of messing about to make it something that already exists.
Opera's problem on the other hand is while it's very useable it's something you have to learn. My father sat down at my computer a few months back - and I do pretty much all my browsing with the mouse gestures and the side bar - a lot of the other stuff is packed away to save screen space. Ten minutes later he'd downloaded a copy of firefox. =p
I think it's always going to be an excellent niche browser - at least for as long as it's around, so maybe not
; and the new features are really nice; but I'm not sure how it can seduce people who don't want to invest a half hour or so to get to know it.
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Firefox forever!
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What's this about ''mouse gestures''?
You can't look dignified when you're having fun.
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Hold down the right mouse button and make a gesture with the mouse to perform a specific command.
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opens a new tab.
closes a tab
-> moves you forward / logs you in if there's a login page and you've stored the password
<- moves you back
Things like that. You can customise what they do too. Takes some getting used to but it really is an incredibly natural way to browse since the commands require very little hand movement to execute - they are in effect always under your mouse.
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I've used the mouse gestures a few times, it's actually kind of handy once you get used to it.
I'm a fan of Firefox, myself. I tried out a bunch of other browsers back when I switched from IE, but Firefox is what stuck with me.
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That's why we have a five-button, tilt-wheel mouse.
And right-click-and-drag is for moving-with-menus. So... no draw.
You can't look dignified when you're having fun.
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Squee never really cared for Opera...The feature bloat is...ugh. Squee switched to Chrome a couple months back from Firefox, because Squee realized that Squee wasn't using any addons for day-to-day browing, and Chrome is by far the simplest of the browsers. All those other features, Squee just doesn't need much
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Nadolig Llawen oddi wrth Yr Athro Ardd a Bwlb Bychan!
Diolch i'r holl ysgolion sydd wedi cofnodi ac anfon eu data dros y misoedd diwethaf. Rwy'n edrych ymlaen at glywed am pan fydd y blodau yn dechrau tyfu yn y Gwanwyn!
Mae rhai ohonoch wedi adrodd am genllysg neu hyd yn oed eira! Ewch i weld eich sylwadau isod. Wythnos ddiwethaf yng Nghaerdydd, roedd gennym gryn dipyn o genllysg. Hyn wedi gwneud i mi ryfeddu, sut yn union mae cerrig cenllysg ffurfio? Roedd yr atebion gyda Derek (The Weatherman). Cliciwch yma i weld ei flog a llun o garreg genllysg mawr a oedd wedi gwmpo ger Caerdydd yn 1968. http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/walesnature/2011/12/how_hailstones_are_formed.html
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christmas decorations part two.
In my last post I mentioned that I would be running a drop in arts and crafts session on the 17th december in Oriel 1, St Fagans: National History Museum. We will be taking inspiration from 1950s decorations, and to get some good ideas I went around the site with my camera the other day and took these photos.
Do you have anything similar at home? don't forget to let me know your memories of Christmas decorations in your house when you were growing up too!
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I will be running an arts and crafts session on Saturday 17th December and we'll be making Christmas decorations! whoop!
I've been busy creating some samples of what we will be making, so if you like what you see come and make them with me! It's a drop in session and is suitable for both children and adults, we'll be making tissue paper pom poms, crepe paper chains and gingerbread men out of felt - i'll also try and remember to bring some christmassy playdough for the littlest ones and some colouring sheets too.
I've taken inspiration from decorations from the 1950s and have a few decorations from that date to show you! (will take pictures and blog about them too). We're also keen to collect some information from you - what decorations did you have as a child? let me know here or fill in one of my forms on the 17th.
The gingerbread man in the photo is from our collection and dates from around 1912. Inspired by this, I thought it would be fun to make some gingerbread men felt tree decorations too (and, yes, I realise I'm not sticking to my theme!).
Staff are busy decorating the historic buildings in St Fagans: National History Museum as we speak, so on the 17th you'll be able to get some first hand 50s inspiration for the 1950s decorations by visiting the Prefab and the 1955 Rhyd-y-car house.
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God is to be praised in the kingdom of grace. (1-5) In the kingdom of providence. (6-13)
Verses 1-5 All the praise the Lord receives from this earth is from Zion, being the fruit of the Spirit of Christ, and acceptable through him. Praise is silent unto thee, as wanting words to express the great goodness of God. He reveals himself upon a mercy-seat, ready to hear and answer the prayers of all who come unto him by faith in Jesus Christ. Our sins prevail against us; we cannot pretend to balance them with any righteousness of our own: yet, as for our transgressions, of thine own free mercy, and for the sake of a righteousness of thine own providing, we shall not come into condemnation for them. Observe what it is to come into communion with God in order to blessedness. It is to converse with him as one we love and value; it is to apply ourselves closely to religion as to the business of our dwelling-place. Observe how we come into communion with God; only by God's free choice. There is abundance of goodness in God's house, and what is satisfying to the soul; there is enough for all, enough for each: it is always ready; and all without money and without price. By faith and prayer we may keep up communion with God, and bring in comfort from him, wherever we are. But it is only through that blessed One, who approaches the Father as our Advocate and Surety, that sinners may expect or can find this happiness.
Verses 6-13 That Almighty strength which sets fast the mountains, upholds the believer. That word which stills the stormy ocean, and speaks it into a calm, can silence our enemies. How contrary soever light and darkness are to each other, it is hard to say which is most welcome. Does the watchman wait for the morning? so does the labourer earnestly desire the shades of evening. Some understand it of the morning and evening sacrifices. We are to look upon daily worship, both alone and with our families, to be the most needful of our daily occupations, the most delightful of our daily comforts. How much the fruitfulness of this lower part of the creation depends upon the influence of the upper, is easy to observe; every good and perfect gift is from above. He who enriches the earth, which is filled with man's sins, by his abundant and varied bounty, can neither want power nor will to feed the souls of his people. Temporal mercies to us unworthy creatures, shadow forth more important blessings. The rising of the Sun of righteousness, and the pouring forth of the influences of the Holy Spirit, that river of God, full of the waters of life and salvation, render the hard, barren, worthless hearts of sinners fruitful in every good work, and change the face of nations more than the sun and rain change the face of nature. Wherever the Lord passes, by his preached gospel, attended by his Holy Spirit, his paths drop fatness, and numbers are taught to rejoice in and praise him. They will descend upon the pastures of the wilderness, all the earth shall hear and embrace the gospel, and bring forth abundantly the fruits of righteousness which are, through Jesus Christ, to the glory of the Father. Manifold and marvellous, O Lord, are thy works, whether of nature or of grace; surely in loving-kindness hast thou made them all.
Psalms 65:1-13 . This is a song of praise for God's spiritual blessings to His people and His kind providence over all the earth.
1. Praise waiteth for thee--literally, "To Thee silence praise," or (compare Psalms 62:1 ), To Thee silence is praise, that is, Praise is waiting as a servant; it is due to Thee. So the last clause expresses the duty of paying vows. These two parts of acceptable worship, mentioned in Psalms 50:14 , are rendered in Zion, where God chiefly displays His mercy and receives homage.
2. All are encouraged to pray by God's readiness to hear.
3. God's mercy alone delivers us from the burden of iniquities, by purging or expiating by an atonement the transgressions with which we are charged, and which are denoted by--
Iniquities--or, literally, "Words of iniquities."
4. dwell in thy courts; . . . [and] satisfied with the goodness . . . temple--denote communion with God ( Psalms 15:1 , 23:6 ; compare Psalms 5:7 ). This is a blessing for all God's people, as denoted by the change of number.
5. terrible things--that is, by the manifestation of justice and wrath to enemies, accompanying that of mercy to His people ( Psalms 63:9-11 , 64:7-9 ).
the confidence--object of it.
of all . . . earth--the whole world; that is, deservedly such, whether men think so or not.
6-13. God's great power and goodness are the grounds of this confidence. These are illustrated in His control of the mightiest agencies of nature and nations affecting men with awe and dread ( Psalms 26:7 , 98:1 , &c.), and in His fertilizing showers, causing the earth to produce abundantly for man and beast.
8. outgoings of . . . rejoice--all people from east to west.
9. visitest--in mercy (compare Psalms 8:4 ).
river of God--His exhaustless resources.
11. thy paths--ways of providence ( Psalms 25:4 Psalms 25:10 ).
12. wilderness--places, though not inhabited by men, fit for pasture ( Leviticus 16:21 Leviticus 16:22 , Job 24:5 ).
pastures--is literally, "folds," or "enclosures for flocks"; and in Psalms 65:13 it may be "lambs," the same word used and so translated in Psalms 37:20 ; so that "the flocks are clothed with lambs" (a figure for abundant increase) would be the form of expression.


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Director Laurie Follmer is seeking two males, ages 50-70 and two females ages 50-70. British accents are required for roles and are requested for auditions. There is no actual singing in the show. Singing ability and experience is not a requirement. Audition sides are available at http://www.cattheatre.com on the Audition Page. > Read more.
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You know the way it feels when you lie down on the beach in perfect sunshine and there's a bit of an ocean breeze, just so it's not too hot and you wonder, does life get any better than this? If that analogy confused you, it's just that I'm missing the Malibu. Darren Ford and Manny Burriss combined for the winning run this afternoon and watching minor leaguers have a moment of triumph at the major league level is a feeling like that. It's what baseball is all about, you know? Ford getting a hit and then using his speed and Burriss walking that field at all after all his foot trials and tribulations are just beautiful moments. I want "It's Magic Inside" plastered all over those walls again.
I'm sad the Bay Bridge series is over because it is too much fun, but it is another landmark in the season towards the inevitable end that is exciting. June baseball is comin' up. Now I'm hoping for a Giants- A's World Series. I don't think the odds are super high on that (Oakland is in, um, last place.), but I would kill (not literally) to see that.
And then the question of why the heck the Giants walk off so much is still standing. I am full out of theories. Which is a first, for me. I am perplexed, but in a happy kind of way.
I miss AT&T Park almost as much as Malibu. Actually, more. So I just bought my tickets for Tuesday's game against the Marlins, who are a game and a half back in the NL East. I am confident. Isn't it something how fast baseball can turn around?
The damper on the day was the 60 Minutes interview with Tyler Hamilton this evening which I watched because I come from a cycling family and I nearly cried. It was so incredibly sad. I never liked Lance Armstrong, personally, and none of what Tyler said came as a big surprise to me. Cycling is just a broken sport and as a sports fan, it feels cautionary to me. Obviously they're different sports but my worst nightmare is watching someone do that about current baseball (leaving aside the steroid era, it's happened). Could they at least just not lie so blatantly? (On a lighter note and speaking of dopers, I stood a few inches from Ivan Basso as he prepared for the San Francisco Grand Prix in 2005 and it was one of the greatest moments of my life.)
Diamond Girl
p.s. I went thrifting for quirky clothes for a photo shoot the other day and came upon a beautiful Brewers cap and just had to buy it, even if it doesn't look the least bit (and I mean the least bit) couture. It's making its debut this July.


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