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SludgeNET Dewatering Systems, Inc.
based in Highlands, TEXAS (USA)
Founder and President Jerry Nowling has built, owned and operated wastewater treatment plants in the Houston area for over 34 years. Frustrated that he was paying to have the water hauled with the sludge, he set out to build the first dewatering trailer. After a year of using the TCEQ approved trailer to haul sludge from his own wastewater plants he decided to build more ...
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based in Shinagawa-Ku, JAPAN
Tomoe offers the best residuals and biosolids dewatering, thickening, and services for the environmental market as well as other industry needs. Tomoe centrifuges offer the Lowest Total Cost of Ownership based upon market best process performance for economic process, rational centrifuge sizing, reliability in custom design features, materials of construction, and unit ...
based in Bremen, GERMANY
Established in 1997 as a not-for-profit organisation, BORDA (Bremen Overseas Research & Development Association) is a specialist organisation active in the fields of decentralised wastewater treatment systems (DEWATS), community-based sanitation and decentralised solid waste management within development cooperation and private-public partnership frameworks. BORDA ...
Merrell Bros. Inc.
based in Kokomo, INDIANA (USA)
Merrell Bros., Inc. is one of the leading Biosolids Management Companies in the United States providing a complete range of residuals services. We stand on our reputation of professional, ethical and dependable service you can trust. Merrell Bros., Inc is a nationwide biosolids management company helping municipalities, industries, and agricultural operations successfully ...
OR-TEC, Incorporated
based in Maple Heights, OHIO (USA)
Founded in 1980, OR-TEC specializes in the manufacture and sales of Waste Water Treatment Equipment for the Industrial and Municipal markets. Since its inception, OR-TEC has gained a reputation throughout the U.S. and Export markets as a premier manufacturer of high quality Sludge Dewatering Belt Press Systems, Volute Screw Press Systems, Screens, Compactors, Septage ...
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based in Houston, TEXAS (USA)
Flo Trend® has been in the filtration solids/liquids separation and solutions mixing business for almost twenty years. We have an extensive customer base servicing oil and gas, industrial, environmental, and municipal industries. Flo Trend® specializes in equipment such as Container Filters, the Filter Press, Centrifuge, Vibratory Screen Unit, Bag Filter Press, Cartridge ...
Alpine Technology, Inc.
based in Austin, TEXAS (USA)
Alpine Technology is a system integrator, specializing in automation and optimization controls for SOLIDS projects. Previous experience of Alpine technology personnel includes design and manufacture of beltpresses, centrifuges, belt thickeners, and polymer make-up systems. The Company supplies automation and optimization control systems for biosolids incineration, thermal ...
AQUA-Zyme Disposal Systems, Inc.
based in Van Vleck, TEXAS (USA)
AQUA-Zyme Disposal System`s patented Dewatering Box is designed to quickly dewater municipal sludge, residential septic and grease trap waste (generally within 24 hours). The injection of polymer causes the solids to coagulate as the liquid waste is introduced into the dewatering box. Clear effluent water drains from the box and can be sent to the waste water treatment ...
Clear Edge
based in Tulsa, OKLAHOMA (USA)
Clear Edge Filtration offers comprehensive industrial process filtration solutions meeting industry standards for clean, fresh, breathatable air. Precision products are specifically designed to enable the successful convergence of industry and environment.


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Closed | 2009 |
Religion | Roman Catholic |
Headteacher | Mr Peter Coady |
Location | St Davids Way Middlesbrough North Yorkshire TS5 7EY England Coordinates: 54°32′26″N 1°15′01″W / 54.54055°N 1.25023°W |
Local authority | Middlesbrough |
DfE URN | 111765 Tables |
Ofsted | Reports |
Students | 1,021 |
Gender | Coeducational |
Ages | 11–16 |
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St David's School was a Roman Catholic Technology College in Acklam, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, England, specialising in Mathematics, Science, Technology (cooking, textiles, electronics & wood work) and ICT. The school was awarded Technology College status in July 2002 and this was renewed for a further four years in 2007. It was also one of very few schools to offer a construction course.
The school opened in 1970 as St. George's then it was renamed in 1984 after the amalgamation with St Paul's School, which in turn had been an earlier amalgamation of St Thomas's and St Michael's schools. The last headmaster of St. Davids was Mr Peter Coady who replaced Mr Phillip Tucker. School subjects included Applied business, Art, Design, Technology, rama, EAL (English as an Additional Language), English, Geography, History, ICT, Key Skills, Maths, Media Studies, Modern Languages, Music, PE, RE, Science, SEN (Special Education needs).[citation needed]
The school combined with Newlands School FCJ, also in Middlesbrough, in 2009 to form the biggest Roman Catholic School in North East England. The combined school is called Trinity Catholic College. In September 2011 the St David's site was closed down and all pupils transferred to the Newlands site, which is the site of the combined school.[citation needed]
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According to official sources, the department had sought details on sale of non-banking assets, particularly of seized vehicles and jewellery, apparently on default of repayment by the loanee.
The sources said the apex court in the 'Federal Bank Ltd vs. State of Kerala' case had held in March 2007 that when a pledged article was sold in auction, such a transaction was taxable under the provisions of the Sales Tax.
They said that under the VAT regime, someone involved in buying and selling was obliged to register as a dealer. Though certain institutions are non-dealers by their nature of functioning and resort to buying and selling occasionally, they become dealers to the extent of such transactions, which are liable for tax.
The tax attracted by resale of pledged vehicles was 12.5 per cent and that of jewellery one per cent.
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#567 – Farm for sale in Dummerston, VT (southeastern): 151A with 30A of open hay and pasture recently re-seeded and improved, about 19A of prime agricultural soils, about 27A of statewide important soils, woodlands well-stocked with good, mature timber, with a forest management plan from 2011, and two ponds. Buildings constructed in 2012 include a 24' x 26' garage with a metal roof and woodstove; a 30' x 60' barn with metal roof and sliding doors; and a 6' x 8' shed with a small solar panel. An open house will be held 11/8/14, 10AM TO 3PM. Additional details can be found at www.vlt.org under Property For Sale.
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+1 on not downloading anything without consent. -----Original Message----- From: Rob Weir [mailto:email@example.com] Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2011 12:11 To: email@example.com Subject: Re: Draft IP Review Plan for OpenOffice On Thu, Nov 17, 2011 at 2:40 PM, Dave Fisher <email@example.com> wrote: > > On Nov 17, 2011, at 11:16 AM, Rob Weir wrote: > >> I've consolidated and summarized the various bits of guidance we've >> received on this list and on legal-discuss, and distill in down into >> relevant guidance for this project. We don't need to all be experts >> in this, but I think everyone contributing code needs to understand >> the basics of what we may and may not do. Since I know that not >> everyone has followed all the threads, I think it is worth bringing >> this information together in one place, for easy reference. >> >> Since this is my interpretation of Apache policy, or even my >> interpretation of someone else's interpretation, I'd ask you treat >> this as a draft for now. But please do review, ask questions, and >> point out any information that you believe is incorrect. >> >> https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OOOUSERS/IP+Plan+for+Apache+OpenOffice > > Thanks. This is a good reference. > > Here's an area where we either already know the answer or need clarification. > > We've recently had the subject of language packs with various licenses and copyrights including category X. If point 5 of Source Release: > >> 5. We may also have a build flag that permits the inclusion of weak copyleft, category-b licensed modules (e.g., MPL). When this flag is used, it could trigger the automated download of such modules. But this should require an explicit, informed choice from the user. They need to know that they are enabling the inclusion of non-Apache modules that have a different license. > > If this statement is rewritten for Binary releases to allow informed installation of a Language Pack whatever it's host, license and copyright might be - as long as on installation choices were clearly visible and the user explicitly opts in or out. > Good point. The parallelism here had not struck me before. I just added it as a #3 under binary releases. I think, aside from any license considerations, we should not be automatically downloading anything without the user's consent. > This same IP framework could be used for Extensions and Templates - an area in total limbo with no volunteers active. > > These three areas are important to users and users would benefit if the whole "ecosystem" co-operated. > > Regards, > Dave > > >> >> Regards, >> >> -Rob > > | |
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I try to play pretty much everything and a free copy of AC does seem like a good time to check it out. Is that the best in terms of value and quality though? Hearing great things about LM too.
Which one of these is best value for your money? Never played an Animal Crossing before.
Is the social development in any way relatedable to the Persona series? I thought it worked incredibly well in those games and it could propel the story forward if done right.
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Sergey has one of these devices so let me take a few pics of the type using my wife's EOS 20D (which I have no idea how to use) but here goes...
Bitstream Swiss and Dutch and Freetype too. I wonder if hints are used? Probably not.
Here's the Swiss, used in the UI - looks a bit blotchy up close...
These are not quite in focus, but it looks like the bold might be fake?
More UI
And Dutch used for the eBook content. Stem 'color' seems uneven.
Would you like fake small caps with your fake italics? ;-)
More Dutch text up close.
More like it, Calibri embedded in a PDF - stems still inconsistent, spacing is whack (compared to Office 2007 and Adobe Reader 7). I had to generate the PDF at a small paper size (here 4 x 6) because the 11pt type was too small at A4. Device does not appear to have good zoomability. :-(
Word 2007 and Adobe Reader 7 rendering as a comparison.
Close up
And Cambria.
The original in Word.
One other quirk, spotted by Sergey, (maybe specific to Word generated PDFs?) is that PDF pages that use fake bolds take a long time to render on the device. That will teach people for using fake bold! An electric shock would be good too.
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I'd been pestering the local Sony Style store for months, asking when the thing would be coming in. I guess it's out now - I'm going to try to see it in person on Thursday, and maybe take some macro photos myself.
Take along some PDFs if they'll let you upload them. Dutch isn't such a treat. ;-)
Rather than the Sony Store, maybe head to your nearest Best Buy parking lot where the fanboys are camping in the rain for their shot at a PS3 - I'm sure one of them will have one of these to show you. ;-)
Looks promising. When a company that hires capable UI designers—that Sony UI is just...*shudder*—puts out a second gen product I'll probably pick one up.
This one is the v2 - here's the V1...
The e-ink display definitely shows promise.
Take a PDF on a what to be able to copy it over?
Memory stick and SD...
What about browsing to an online PDF?
I don't think it can do that (yet).
>... head to your nearest Best Buy parking lot where the fanboys are camping in the rain for their shot at a PS3 - I'm sure one of them will have one of these to show you. ;-)
Scratch that idea - http://www.engadget.com/2006/11/14/ps3-hopefuls-part-iii-best-buy-shoos-...
There was another, older, thread on this, found here.
Thanks for some updated information!
Thanks for pointing to that old thread. Back in April we were speculating about the type. To me I can understand subtle spacing issues (I've seen worse) but the lack of true italics (and maybe true bold) is just bizarre - seeing as Bitstream has them. I can't believe no-one else identified this as a problem that needed to be fixed in the past six months.
I would see that as good evidence that slant is 99% of what an italic is, and cursiveness is moot. Which is not to say we shouldn't make true italics for fonts, but maybe: we should start by mechanically deriving it from the roman; and we should charge much more for a "true" italic.
Si --
In a certain forest-and-trees exchange, you've focused on the letterforms and managed to say nary a word about the atrocious typography in that screen shot of "The American University of Paris proudly presents..." Even if the fonts were perfect, it'd still be lousy text typography, which is what ultimately matters.
By the way, when did "Dutch" and "Swiss" lose their Bitstream numbers and become typeface names? They were always intended as categories, not names; only with a number (e.g., Swiss 721) does it identify a particular type family. Not intuitive, perhaps, but at least logical.
Guys, I didn't make it to the Sony Style store today - maybe next week.
John, I think the assumption is that the layout can be improved,
but the text quality is probably pretty much at its maximum.
(BTW, nice to see you around here again.)
I would see that as good evidence that slant is 99% of what an italic is, and cursiveness is moot. Which is not to say we shouldn't make true italics for fonts, but maybe: we should start by mechanically deriving it from the roman; and we should charge much more for a "true" italic.
I tend to agree here. The general public seem to have the impression that italics are just slanted type and I've seen no evidence that most readers are at all bothered by fake italics (fake bold is still awful to try and read, tho). Maybe the tradition of doing script-based italics is just, well, unnecessary in many cases.
Of course, for the sake of the designers who have to stare at them for hours at a time, real italics are probably worth holding onto.
Most people can't tell the difference between Arial and Helvetica. Most people don't know much about type in general. This doesn't mean that those who do should get lazy.
The same could be said for any art or profession. The "nobody will notice" mentality is becoming way too prevalent these days.
- Lex
>In a certain forest-and-trees exchange, you've focused on the letterforms and managed to say nary a word about the atrocious typography in that screen
True, probably a result of my job where I have little influence over how the type we produce gets used :-( If you'd like to do a fuller review (maybe for Creative Pro) then I'm sure Sergey wouldn't object to you coming in to the office and using his Reader for an afternoon.
>By the way, when did "Dutch" and "Swiss" lose their Bitstream numbers and become typeface names?
We could check with Bitstream but as I recall from my early days of doing tech support on Bitsream Facelift and other similar DOS products the generec sans and serif had these unnumbered designations. I could of course be wrong.
>I tend to agree here. The general public seem to have the impression that italics are just slanted type and I've seen no evidence that most readers are at all bothered by fake italics
But if it's not acceptable in the cheapest paperback book then it shouldn't be acceptable on a $300 device - no?
> This doesn't mean that those who do should get lazy.
There's laziness of action, then there's laziness of spirit. Speedily making something that's both ideologically and practically sound doesn't have to be the former, and spending time making yet another overly-cursive italic can often be the latter.
That said, I agree that "nobody will notice" isn't a good enough argument, especially since reading is essentially subconscious. But when you couple it with "we shouldn't be doing it anyway" then it gets pretty convincing!
Essentially, my own argument here involves a rejection of the conventional "italics must be more cursive" dogma, something that even leads to people making so-called "upright italics" and thinking they can get away with that.
> But if it's not acceptable in the cheapest paperback book
> then it shouldn't be acceptable on a $300 device - no?
You don't know that it's not acceptable. It would be interesting here to check for any negative reader reactions around the turn of the 20th century, when ATF was churning out mechanically-slanted Romans in place of real Italics ("thanks" to the pantograph).
I think that it's up to the type designer to decide what the Roman and Italic (if any) look like.
However, if a font is intended to be used with true "cursive" italics, then it should be set that way (unless, of course, there is reasoning behind the use of a slanted Roman). Artificially slanted and boldened(?) text should be used only in the absence of true italics or bolds.
- Lex
A new NYT review...
...sadly the fact-checkers were out to lunch...
"The typeface is a computerized version of Courier and pleasingly readable"
I played around with the Sony reader over the last weekend. It's interesting, but definitely not ready for anyone who doesn't buy $250+ gadgets for the hell of it.
The screen redraw is extremely irritating. It's not the second it takes that's the real problem, it's the jarring experience of the screen flashing black and two pages of type overlaying each other and then settling on the new one. Also irritating is the interface; there are too many buttons and the layout makes little, if any, sense. It needs a manual page attached to the inside of the screen cover, like the little character drawing guides included with Palm OS devices.
Regarding type rendering the reader is a winner. Characters are rendered crisply and pages are very easy on the eyes. Layouts, however, are gross. Poorly-placed page breaks, widows, and orphans abound. It's not just bad in the sense a designer will understand, this thing churns out lines that look like early drafts of high-school term papers. The only book on the model I tested was The Da Vinci Code, and the reader managed to make Dan Brown's deplorable prose even worse. This could be dealt with by just setting standards for books sold via the official store, or even a firmware update that sets some simple rules for displaying text on-screen, but Sony isn't the sort of company that will make it happen.
The problems with the Sony reader make me expect it to flop just like the old LCD ebook readers did. It could have a future if it sold for less, and if books were sold at a massive discount to make up for having to read them in this dreadful state. But that not being the case, I cannot see why any serious reader would buy the Sony reader.
PDFCropper is the application, designed to solve the problem with preparing for reading normal sized (A4-like) pdf's on relative small (Sony Reader PRS500/PRS505, iRex Illiad etc.) devices.
The problem is that pdf is not reformatable by nature. Yes, there is reflow mode in Acrobat Reader, but at first Acrobat Reader is not available for most e-book readers (especially for e-ink devices),
and second even with reflow function reading of complex content (technical books, magazines etc.) is not comfortable. Bad formatted pdf's and wide white spaces make the situation even worse.
The only way how this problem can be solved (at least based on my experience) to cut original pages into smaller pages with removing white spaces.
This is exactly what program do. But comparing with similar software PDFCropper is much more flexible, that allows to prepare books with much better quality in a very short time.
Currently PDFCropper can produce text and image pdf's. Later additional output formats (lrf, lrs, wolf etc.) will be added.
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Trial version of PDFCropper is fully functional, but output pages are shuffled and include watermark (which by the way displays registration code that you need for obtaining license).
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I've looked at two units at two different stores, and whatever else one might say about this, what strikes me most is how unacceptably low the display contrast is. If there's a way to raise it, the store staff couldn't help me.
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The reasons for valuing and dismissing the opinions of individuals may vary from situation to situation, but invariably, one common truth will surface.
One of the first things you learn when announcing your intention to marry or share a pending birth is that everyone has an opinion. People will share their own personal secrets for a successful marriage or a happy baby. They will tell you to avoid going to bed angry and how to make sure your child isn't "that kid" who terrorizes everyone else. Everyone has an opinion.
In business, the same is true. Ask ten people what they think and, with no time wasted, you'll get nine answers and one person who doesn't want to be bothered. Of those nine voices, you'll find value with a couple and dismiss the rest. The reasons for valuing and dismissing may vary from situation to situation, but invariably, one common truth will surface.
We are all biased by our own personal experiences and views; in business, there are no agnostics. You can be an atheist, but you cannot opt out of a view. Those without a view are either nonessential to your process because they are not close enough to matter, or they are a deterrent to progress because they have decided to stay away from difficult processing and decision making.
You want people with opinions, but it's imperative you understand what motivates their position. Past experiences and future aspirations play an essential role in individual recommendations. Those empowered to fail and try again may be less reserved in making suggestions than those burned by the past. Likewise, those aiming to keep the status quo because it serves other interests may be more hesitant to push for change than those who are incentivized to deliver business growth, regardless of where it comes from.
As a business leader, it's not enough to just solicit the opinions of others. A true leader must assess people's opinions not only for what they are saying, but also for why those opinions were given by the individuals giving them. If you truly know the people you trust to give you counsel, then you will know their personal bias.
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Mon 12 Dec 2011Story by Carrol Pedersen & Leanna Young
With Christmas just around the corner, what better way to celebrate the holidays than with our own virtual Christmas Twitter party� #FoodRevParty style! Christmas is a time to share and have fun with family and friends, and that�s just what we did. Tweeps from around the world joined in our virtual Christmas #FoodRevParty and offered some great ideas on how to make this holiday season a healthy holiday!
Twitter Party: Tuesday, December 6, 2011 @ 7pm PST/10pm EST
Theme: Virtual Christmas #FoodRevPARTY!
Recipe of the week: Oatmeal Raisin Cookies - Bake �em up, snap a photo of your delicious creation and post it to the Food Revolution Community Page for all to see. Rumour has it that these are Santa�s favourite cookie!
So many of us that join the weekly Food Revolution Twitter parties have become online friends, although have never met in person. Since �tis the season to get together with friends and family to celebrate the holiday season, this week�s Christmas #FoodRevParty was the perfect opportunity to share ideas for a healthy holiday amongst each other. There was lots of excited tweeting, and many first time Food Rev partiers notably joined in, too! There were so many great festive ideas that it was challenging to select just a few �best tweets�!
Party Questions and Some of the Best Tweets
Q1. Cheers to the holidays! *Clink* What�s your favourite festive beverage that you enjoy at this time of year?
@Eatingarainbow We love making Hot Apple Cider from our fresh apple juice! Yum!
@Sidetrackedmom I make homemade eggnog that is delicious!
Q2. What are some ideas of holiday foods to serve/share that are healthier?
@mstaresinic Use yogurt instead of cream as a filling or topping
@SeptemberAcres I cut sugar almost in half on most sweet baked goods. No problems yet but please don�t tell my husband!
Q3. What are some foodie gifts you like to give (or receive!) to friends and family?
@Outoftheboxfood This year�s homemade gifts: apricot jam, truffle roasted almonds, rosemary sea salt & tangerine vodka
@LZXpress With older relatives we offer to bring a meal to them; we use healthy recipes but the focus is on the visit!
Q4. While there are many people that are in need of food donations throughout the year, food plays an even more prominent part over the holidays. In what ways do you donate food at this time of year (i.e., via food hampers, soup kitchens, senior centres) and what types of food?
@Lanaprekprogram I try to donate healthy, substantial canned soups. (Why would I not want to eat junk myself, but relegate it to others?)
@WildwoodSpa We mostly donate warm staples: soup, pasta, sauce and proteins: peanut butter, tuna, beans
Q5. We�d love to hear your favourite holiday traditions, food related or not!
@Eatingarainbow We always make homemade cards for each other and write out our favourite things about each other
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The two shooters in the Las Vegas rampage that claimed the lives of two cops and a civilian in a Walmart have been identified as Jerad and Amanda Miller, a husband-wife team reported to be white supremacists obsessed with conspiracy theories.
The duo boasted of having spent time at Cliven Bundy's Nevada ranch during a recent standoff between armed militia and federal agents over a grazing-rights issue embroiling the West, the Las Vegas Sun reported.
After ambushing the two lunch-eating officers, the Millers draped a 'Don't Tread On Me' Gadsden flag over over one of the officer's lifeless body. The Revolutionary War-era flag has become a symbol of the modern tea party movement.
The Millers reportedly stormed a Cici's Pizza on the northeastern edge of Las Vegas, where two police officers were eating their lunch. They shot the two officers — both at point blank and one in the head — and then ransacked their bodies for ammunition and weapons, the Daily Mail reported. The couple then reportedly tossed a "Don't Tread on Me" flag over their bodies.
The dead officers have been identified as Alyn Beck, 42, and Igor Soldo, 31.
The shooters then yelled to nearby diners: "Tell the police the revolution has begun," before running from the scene to a nearby Walmart, he Daily Mail reported. One of the suspects then shot a female civilian in the entryway to the store, police said.
SWAT officers arrived on scene and the female suspect reportedly turned the gun on her male partner and shot and wounded him, before killing herself, police said. The male suspect then shot himself dead, police said.
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Did my first AG Friday. It was a Double Chocolate Stout. I could not have done it without all of the informative posts I have read here. My setup consisted of a mash tun made out of a rectangular cooler I already had, a 35 quart turkey fryer setup, and an immersion chiller. I must admit, the only thing I was really careful with was sanitation. I did a batch sparge with about 3 gallons of strike water, and 5 gallons of sparge water. Held to within one degree of the specified mash temp just by (educatedly) guessing the strike temp. I didn't have to add any water for temp control. In all it took about 4 to 4 1/2 hours, and I was within .002 of hitting my target gravity. I can live with that! This was my first time out of the kitchen, first full wort boil, first time chiiling without using an ice bath, and first time using my oxygenation system. It was fermenting strongly before I went to bed. Again, thank you to everyone on this board who has asked or answered a queestion, as my post count reveals, I have not posted much, but have found answeres to all my questions just the same. So far, from the advice from this site, I have made great extract and partial mash beer, built a two keg kegerator, built a stir plate for my starters, made some very good equipment purchases, and from the looks of it, made an awesome AG batch. I thank you deeply for your help...my check book, not so much Finally, for anyone on the fence about going all grain, it can be done relatively cheaply, the time investment turned out to be less than I had expected, and it was certainly alot of fun. I heartily recomend hopping off the fence and heating that strike water!
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NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Personal computers are getting cheaper than ever -- but that doesn't necessarily mean you should go for the low-hanging fruit.
Analysts say consumers shopping for back-to-school PCs will benefit from improvements in microchip technology, which leads to faster, more efficient computers. The bottom line: If you're willing to spend a little more, you'll get a lot more bang for your buck.
"The consumer has options -- they can buy a cheap box, but unlike a year or two ago, they can also buy a much more capable machine where the 64 bit processor is the most important element," said Mark Stahlman, technology strategist at Caris & Co. "If they wish to spend a little more they can get a lot more -- there's a lot more choice."
Stahlman said consumers are starting to view 32 bit machines as obsolete.
"This upgrade to 64 bits, which begins with servers, workstations and high-end game machines, is going to ripple through the entire market place," said Stahlman. "A year from now, very few people are going to be looking for 32 bit notebooks. This is a very big change. All the new software being written is (for 64-bit processors), so the consumer has a real choice for the first time in maybe 10 years."
Bill Fearnley Jr., an analyst at FTN Midwest Securities, said that along with the decrease in price, the machines are also higher quality.
"The screens are better, particularly in the notebook space; notebooks are lighter, and more of them have wireless capability either added in or built in," he said. "They look good, they have good displays, and they're not as heavy as they were a year ago."
There are also more options than last year for notebook users. For instance, the standard screen size used to be 15 inches; now, there are more 14-inch displays, which are smaller and lighter, and 17-inch displays, which can act as desktop replacements.
But if price is your main concern, there are still plenty of options. Dell still sells an entry-level desktop PC for $299, while Apple just debuted its updated Mac mini PC, which does not include a keyboard or monitor, starting at $499.00.
If your heart is set on paying the least you possibly can for a new PC, be prepared to stick to your guns, as sales reps will probably try to get you to upgrade.
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