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Q: I just bought a new iPod shuffle, but when I plugged it into my Mac I got a message that I needed iTunes 10. When I tried to install iTunes 10 I got a message that I needed Mac OS X 10.5. Is this something I have to purchase? Is it not a free update? I'm pretty miffed that I can't use the new shuffle without having to pay more. Any help, advice or suggestions would be great. I'm not that computer/tech savvy. Thanks.
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A: Unfortunately this is the way that all of Apple's product updates work. When new iPods are released there is usually an iTunes update that is released alongside them and they normally require that version of iTunes. Likewise, newer versions of iTunes require newer versions of the underlying operating system as Apple doesn't want to continue supporting older versions of OS X, and in the case of Microsoft Windows isn't even in a position to support versions of Windows that are no longer being supported even by Microsoft.
This basically means that you have three options. The first and simplest option is to pay for the upgrade to Mac OS X Snow Leopard (10.6), which comes as a $169 box set that includes iLife '09 and iWork '09. This has the advantage of ensuring that you're on the latest version of Mac OS X and since it seems likely that you'll run into this as a requirement for other software in the future, it may make sense to simply take the plunge.
Alternatively, you can look to third-party iPod management applications that are partial alternatives to iTunes. These applications are very unlikely to provide support for more advanced features such as VoiceOver on the iPod shuffle, but should at least allow you to get your music onto your device. A Google search for "iTunes alternatives" should turn up a number of options, but you may find that many of these have not been updated in recent years and therefore may not even support the new iPod shuffle at all. You will also find that options for Mac users in this category are much more limited.
Your third option is to simply return or sell your fourth-generation iPod shuffle and purchase an older model that still works with older versions of iTunes. The second-generation iPod shuffle may be a reasonable choice for basic music playback, although you'll lose the VoiceOver feature and the ability to use more than one playlist—the third-generation iPod shuffle provides most of the same software features but lacks the physical controls on the device. In most cases you should be able to find older stock at some stores or even refurbished units directly from Apple.
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Thank you for answering my question (about starting over with a new iTunes library). I'm in the process of following your instructions and tutorial and will comment on how it went. I had one follow up question.
If I were to add an album of mp3s in the future that I got from some external location, how would I go about doing that in order to keep the music files in one location. I suppose I could import into iTunes from the location it's at (Desktop, for example) and, if I had "copy to iTiunes library, it would copy it to the new location and I could delete it from the desktop and not worry about it. What if I don't have the "copy to…" option enabled? Thanks!
Posted by Jim on October 17, 2010 at 6:08 PM (CDT)
I found the "Automatically Add To iTunes" folder and see how it works. That answers that question.
Posted by Jim on October 18, 2010 at 7:46 AM (CDT)
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I've got an iphone 3g, and the "other" portion of it grows day by day. I can't just restore, as it would update to iOS4, and I don't want to do that. Any way around it, or a manual way to get rid of the large "other" content?
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John Joseph Marchino, Sr. of Longmont, died June 23, 2014 at Longmont United Hospital. He was 72. John was born on December 23, 1941 in Harvey, Illinois to Vito Marchino and Connie VanDyke Marchino. John was raised in the greater Chicago area and following high school attended and graduated from Northern Illinois University. John married Judy Berden on September 7, 1962 in Niles, Michigan. The Marchino's moved to Longmont in 1979. John worked as a controller in the manufacturing industry. He worked over the course of 36 years, with Teledyne, Complex Tooling and Molding, and InterTech Plastics prior to his retirement. John was a man of great faith who served his Savior and Church for many years. Attending Rocky Mountain Christian Church, he served as an Elder for 13 years. In addition, he was a Sunday School Teacher and led an adult Bible study for 18 years. He was an enthusiastic member of the Sunset Men's Golf Club. He was a dedicated Rockies fan, avid golfer, loved to read and travel. John's favorite roll in life was to be Papa to his grandchildren. He loved his grandchildren with all his heart, and was especially proud that he passed on his sense of humor to the next generation. Surviving are his wife of Longmont; daughter Vicky Marchino of Longmont; sons Dr. John (Laura) Marchino, Jr. of Durango, Colorado; James (Missy) Marchino of Highlands Ranch, Colorado; and Tony Marchino of Bonsall, California; 5 grandchildren Gabrielle, Vito, and Isabelle Marchino and Drew and Devin Lewis; two sisters Sandy (Chuck) Conner of Sun City Arizona and Cheryl (Alan) Baker of Homewood, Illinois; a nephew Rick Conner of Fairfax, Virginia and a niece Katie Baker. As well as many friends and co-workers, including his good buddy Tom Gregory. A visitation will be held from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., Sunday, June 29 at the Howe Mortuary Community Room. Funeral services will be held at 3:00 p.m., Monday, June 30 at the Rocky Mountain Christian Church. If you knew John, please stop by and join the celebration of his wonderful life. Contributions may be made to the Wounded Warrior Project and mailed to Howe Mortuary. Please share your thoughts, memories and condolences with the family at www.howemortuary.com.
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- 1/3 cup extra-virgin olive oil
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- 1 teaspoon coarse kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon dried crushed red pepper
- 2 pounds medium zucchini, trimmed
- 1/2 cup coarsely chopped fresh basil
- 1/4 cup pine nuts, toasted
- Small wedge of Parmesan cheese
Whisk oil, lemon juice, 1 teaspoon coarse salt, 1/2 teaspoon black pepper, and crushed red pepper in small bowl to blend. Set dressing aside.
Using vegetable peeler or V-slicer and working from top to bottom of each zucchini, slice zucchini into ribbons (about 1/16 inch thick). Place ribbons in large bowl. Add basil and nuts, then dressing; toss to coat. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Using vegetable peeler, shave strips from Parmesan wedge over salad.
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- Calories185
- Carbohydrates6 g (2%)
- Fat17 g (27%)
- Protein4 g (8%)
- Saturated Fat3 g (13%)
- Sodium453 mg (19%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat3 g
- Fiber2 g (7%)
- Monounsaturated Fat10 g
- Cholesterol2 mg (1%)
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TMB announce a vision of being leader in international trade
TMB announce a vision of being leader in international trade
Bangkok, 31 May 2010: TMB Bank targets to be a leader in international trade by helping exporters in cost reduction, financial support to enhance the liquidity for importer and exporter, and increase management effectiveness by differentiation over the competitor with new solution can help reduce cost and increase liquidity, TMB expected to gain 2.3% share from 14,000 target companies.
Mr. Piti Tantakasem - Chief Wholesale Banking said that TMB realized of the importance of international trade which the research shows that International trade grows up every year which Export was 70% of national GDP increasing by 40% from Q1 this year. Because of the importance of export section contributed to Thai Business, TMB see the importance of being partner to increase business capacity and able to compete in global markets.
Mr. Piti said that TMB dedicated investments are developing the infrastructure and technology to support business in order to issuing in-dept understanding of every single export process and every problems of operation which customers have faced in international trade.
TMB found that big problems for customers are high cost and lack of liquidity. With this in-dept understanding, TMB has new solution "Tier Export Financing Service" which cut interest rate after shipment. Unlike other leading banks, the interest rate is the same in both pre-shipment and post-shipment. TMB understands that post-shipment risk is lower because the product is already produced and in shipment process. TMB decided to cut interest rate after shipment to make lower cost to customers.
Another essential part of doing business is Account Receivable management. TMB also launched new solution "Discount without Recourse" that cut Account Receivable Outstanding off balance sheet and increase cash flow.
The 2 services above will provide both in L/C and Open Account. L/C will be launched in this quarter and Open Account will be in the middle of the year which most of exporter use.
Mr. Piti said TMB expected to solve these problems which can gain market share in international trade 2.30%, value 500,000 Million Baht from Agriculture industry 15.56%, Rubber 13.88%, Frozen Food 8.56% and other 13.64%. Expected customer are 24,200 companies which TMB has collaboration with other bank network more than 6,000 locations in order to service customers in everywhere of the world
In additional, TMB also offers the Knowledge Sharing Program consisting of interesting seminar to educate the importer and exporter, and monthly publication which has the dept information of international trade benefit to entrepreneur. The content includes Research, Case Study, and Solution which can help customer in getting the information in order to help in making business decision. Persons who interest in this program can apply at firstname.lastname@example.com by sending Name, Phone, Email, and Company name. TMB will contact back and send the monthly information every month.
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Liang Jing Hao and Song Rui En fell in love despite their social difference. Soon, they were engaged to be married. However, their happy union was shattered when he discovered that her philanthropic father was the driver who killed his mother in a hit and run years ago and the cause of his father's suicide on their wedding day. The devastated Jing Hao chose to disappear rather than exposing the crime committed by Run En's father. When he resurfaced years later Rui En had to choose either moving on with her life as he did with his or fighting for his forgiveness and saving their love.


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Thursday, December 11, 2008 2 comments Although I don't have much of a voice, I feel much better. It's sleeting and snowing out tonight, so I think I'll pass on walking outside. The poor dogs don't like the weather at all! They are both from Florida and I don't believe they have e... Read more
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Was a Bush ancestor responsible for robbing Geronimo's grave? And plundering his tomb? Sound outrageous? Well, the rumor has persisted for decades. It goes like this: during the first World War a group of "bonesmen" from the super-secret, ultra-exclusive Skull & Bones Society at Yale, including Prescott Bush (grandfather of George W Bush), robbed the remains of the great Apache warrior, Geronimo. Geronimo was/is buried in the Apache Prisoner Of War Cemetery at Ft Sill, Oklahoma. Legend has it that grandpa Bush and company traveled to Oklahoma in 1918, unearthed the Indian leader's remains and hid them in "the Tomb," Skull & Bones' super-secret, ultra-exclusive clubhouse at Yale. (We told you it sounded outrageous). Yalies describe "the Tomb" as a fortress, but this week, on the 100th anniversary of his death, Geronimo's ancestors have filed a federal lawsuit to attempt to penetrate it. "Members of a campus organization," says the suit," including Prescott Bush, father of George H.W. Bush and grandfather of George W. Bush, opened the [Oklahoma] tomb of Geronimo and removed his skull, other bones and items buried with the body and took them to the order's premises in New Haven…" The family wants "the Tomb" searched, and if remains turn up they want them buried on Apache land in New Mexico. Yale has no comment. The curator of the Ft. Sill Museum says there is no evidence Geronimo's grave has ever been tampered with. Even some Apaches question the motives of the Geronimo family. One Apache leader told today's Hartford Courant he believes the Geronimo clan has used the anniversary of his death "to gain attention" and doesn't want any further "desecration" of the Native American hero. The rumor lay dormant for years until 2006 when a writer, researching a book in the Yale archives, discovered a letter dated 1918. "The skull of the worldly Geronimo is safe in the Tomb," it read. "Together with his well-worn femurs, bit and saddle horn." That tantalizing "find" stoked conspiracy theorists who say it's proof — and skeptics who say it proves nothing. "They could have robbed the grave," an Indian anthropologist told the Courant, but it was more likely a college prank, "finding a skull at the medical school and calling it Geronimo's." Skull & Bones has produced generations of America's rich and powerful; Presidents, captains of industry. Harlyn Geronimo, who's leading the charge, may be outmatched. But whatever the outcome, the rumors will likely never die. Not with the names Geronimo and Bush attached to them.
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As per tradition, many famous faces have taken part in carrying the Olympic Torch in the lead up to Friday's big lighting. They include: Rupert Grint, of Harry Potter fame; singer John Legend; and Black Eyed Peas' member will.i.am.
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Cool it, folks. Keep calm. Don't let "The Penthouse" get out of control like "I, A Woman" did. Let's try to head off the vigilantes at the bend. This isn't an evil movie, and it's not an example of the pornography of violence, or at least not a very good example. What's more, it isn't deep and meaningful either, so don't think I'm going to devise some noble defense or anything.
"The Penthouse," quite simply, is a pretty good shocker. Shockers are standard fare in the movies and always have been, but successful ones are rare. It's a relief to find one that's made with skill and a certain amount of intelligence. "The Penthouse" isn't in the same class with "Psycho" (1960) but it's in the same school.
It's the first work of Peter Collinson, a 28-year-old British director who made it in slightly over three weeks and for less than $100,000. He also wrote the screenplay. When I interviewed him a couple of months ago, be said he was trying, purely and simply, to tell an exciting story. He did not believe in "message" movies, he said.
Since then, Paramount has moved, oh, so cleverly to exploit "The Penthouse" and make lots of bucks. Step One: A campaign of suggestive teaser ads ("If what happens in The Penthouse happened to you . . ."). This is to establish the movie as controversial and daring, and it was a big help when Ch. 5 refused to run the ads on TV. Step Two: A sanctimonious press release, supposedly written by Collinson in which he explains that the movie is really about the horror that lurks in the minds of men, and how when we discover our true inner selves we don't want to reveal them. Thus "The Penthouse" is really a movie with a serious message about self-discovery, etc.
Nuts. My advice is to forget the ads and forget the philosophy and go see it as a movie, if you want to. It's about a real estate agent (Terence Morgan) and his mistress (Suzy Kendall, and my, how she's grown since "To Sir, with Love"). They spend the night in the penthouse of an unoccupied high-rise. In the morning, there comes a knock at the door: supposedly the meter men.
They say their names are Tom (Tony Beckley) and Dick (Norman Rodway), and explain that Harry is waiting downstairs. Then they tie the guy into a chair, give the girl enough whisky to float a regiment of Irish poets, get high on pot, make love to the girl, taunt the man, recite long tales of self-pity, dig into the psychological motives for their behavior, and then start over again. Eventually Harry (Martine Berwick) turns up, in her first speaking role (her debut: "One Million Years B.C.").
By the evidence, the movie was photographed by the hardest working cameraman in history. He sneaks up on his shots from every angle except through the floor, and swoops, dips, whirls and zig-zags, meanwhile moving in and out of focus so dramatically you'd think he was Andy Warhol with skill. The result is overdone and a little dizzying. So is the dialog, which is out of Freud by way of Mickey Spillane and Tennessee Williams ("We're like those poor little alligators" Tom whines. "We didn't want to be flushed into the sewers, but we were. And we can't help it if we're alligators.")
Collinson doesn't actually depict as much sex as Paramount so generously credits him for, and there is little actual physical violence. He understands, as Hitchock does, that horror is more terrifying when the characters can see it but the audience can't.
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The American Heart Association just concluded its annual "Scientific Sessions" conference, where heart experts gather to discuss and share findings about the latest treatments, procedures and studies about heart health and heart disease prevention.
While many of the presentations targeted doctors to improve their knowledge and understanding about keeping hearts healthy and treating heart disease, some the presentations included information to help consumers understand how to keep their hearts healthy.
Professor Donna Arnett is the current President of the American Heart Association and she's the first epidemiologist to lead the AHA. She discussed four things that heart experts want you to know, based upon information presented during the conference:
1. Don't rely on multivitamins to protect heart health. A large study of doctors found that taking a daily multivitamin didn't reduce major heart events such as heart attacks, stroke or death from heart disease. Many people take multivitamins under the false assumption that they will prevent heart disease or other medical conditions. This study, which was also published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, found there was no difference in heart attacks, strokes and other heart events between doctors who took multivitamins, compared to doctors who received a placebo.
Arnett says the findings of this large study confirm previous smaller studies that found no heart benefit from taking multivitamins. "The American Heart Association has no recommendations for supplements except for fish oil," and that's only for people with very high blood levels of triglycerides, she says. Fish oil has been shown to reduce levels of triglycerides, a type of fat found in your blood, among people with high levels.
2. You're never too young to be at risk of heart disease. It's important for people to understand that heart disease isn't ageist when it comes to developing risk factors, as illustrated by the study showing that many younger people often do not get properly diagnosed for high blood pressure, Arnett says.
The study examined young adults age 18-24 who had high blood pressure and regularly went to the doctor. The young adults were 28% less likely to get a diagnosis and treatment for high blood pressure, compared to adults aged 60 and older. High blood pressure left untreated can damage blood vessels, resulting in heart attack, stroke, kidney failure and heart failure. Ask your health provider whether your blood pressure reading is normal and - if the answer is no - whether you need treatment.
3. Your reflection may show a future heart problem. What you see in the mirror and what your doctor sees when he examines you may offer keys to future heart problems.
Danish researchers found that people who had three to four specific signs of aging - receding hairline, balding at the crown of the head, earlobe crease or yellow fatty deposits (called xanthelasmata) around the eyelid, were at increased risk for heart disease and heart attack. Cardiologists have long known that people with earlobe crease and xanthelomas are at an increased risk, Arnett says. But this study tells people, "if you're getting three or four of those markers, it's a sign that you need to aggressively look at your risk factor levels and make sure that you check in with your physician about your measures."
If you have some of these signs, she says there are actions you can take, including talking to your doctor, having your cholesterol levels checked, and working on controlling heart disease risk factors by eating a healthy diet, maintaining proper weight, exercising and not smoking.
4. Heart attacks hurt your wallet as well as your heart. Here's another reason why fighting heart disease and heart attacks is important: it has a wide-ranging impact on more than your anatomy.
A notable study presented at the conference looked at the economic costs associated with having a heart attack or acute coronary syndrome, both on workers and employers, Arnett says. Researchers analyzed cost data including medical, pharmacy, short-term and long-term disability claims.
"Everybody's health insurance costs are rising, and it's a concern for both workers and employers," Arnett explains. The average worker lost 60 days of work in the short-term after an event; short- and long-term disability costs for employers were estimated at $52,473 for long-term and $7,943 for short-term.
The takeaway from this study, Arnett says, is "the importance of work site wellness and having programs that are available to employees to really understand how to embrace prevention."
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I love your teaching so much.professor Arnett.Most NIGERIAN don,t believe in doctor that is why dey die so fast.
Friggin' dumbest article on heart health or personal fitness I have ever read. "Look at yourself in the mirror ...." It's called aging and some folks are genetic prone to look older and lose hair early. With this type of verbal garbage, every balding man will be running to their doctor or cardiologist.
So the best advice from modern medicine is that vitamins and food supplements should be replaced with prescription drugs because vitamins and supplements can't be patented and therefor it's a waste of time to include them in a treatment plan. Your Doctor is better off prescribing a specific pill so he can get a specific payoff.
Too true unfortunately.....and too many $ in the way of honest advice from medical professionals
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Vitamins, as a whole, have not really proven to be effective. Your body does not absorb them in the same was as nutrients from food. Your body just flushs them through your system.
I had a heart attack. Changed my diet and exercised. I used a food program (not a supplement), called TruhealthMD.com. Lowered my bad cholesterol by 80 points. So it can be done, without drugs, but I do not believe multivitamins alone can be effective.
A healthy diet with adequate exercise is the best way to go. Adding some extra supplements such as coq 10, pycnogenol, fish oil and a multi every now and then can help. We must eat more of nature's food and less man made food if we want to keep our hearts healthy. And yes you can do it. A little junk food here and there is probably not going to matter too much. Make sure you are in a job that requires some exercise throughout the day. Those other signs that the news report indicated were signs of possible future heart disease has some truth to it in my opinion. Baldies do have more heart problems than hairy ones but that is just an observance. The message here is make a change today now and yes you can do it. Life is precious and nobody wants to see someone die of a sudden heart attack. Once you make those changes then you have to hope for the best. Prayer should be a part of that too. Act now and things can change for the better. It has for me.
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