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The group has seen progressively improving trends in electronics end-markets since March, as well as some signs of recovery in steel production end-markets since May, though foundry end-markets remain very weak. These improving overall trends continued through the third quarter, which also benefitted from the normal trading seasonality of the Electronics and Precious Metals divisions and a slight pick-up in foundry markets toward the end of the quarter.
As a result, group revenue of £498 million (approximately $825 million) in the third quarter was 9% higher than the prior quarter at constant exchange rates (6% higher at reported exchange rates), although still 26% below the equivalent quarter in 2008 (18% lower at reported exchange rates). Trading profit improved markedly in the third quarter, reflecting the strong profit drop-through from the additional revenue and the incremental cost-reduction program savings.
These improving overall end-market and trading performance trends have continued into the fourth quarter, although the group anticipates the normal reduction in activity in December due to some customer production shutdowns. The board now expects trading profit for the full 2009 year to be around the upper end of the range of current analysts' forecasts. The group is therefore confident that it will be in full compliance with the financial covenants contained within its debt facilities as of December 31, 2009.
Third quarter revenue in the Ceramics division was £279 million (~ $462 million), 7% higher than the prior quarter at constant exchange rates (4% higher at reported exchange rates), although still 31% below the equivalent quarter in 2008 (24% lower at reported exchange rates). As anticipated, trading profit was substantially higher than in the second quarter due to the strong profit drop-through on the additional revenue-most notably from the steel-related product lines-combined with the increased capture of cost savings from the facility closures and downsizings announced earlier in the year.
Trading profit in September showed a strong improvement as the summer vacation season ended and steel-related end-markets continued their recovery. According to the World Steel Association, global steel production, which represents just over half of the Ceramics division's revenue, fell 6% in the third quarter of 2009 compared to the equivalent quarter last year. Steel production in China (which now currently accounts for just under half of global steel production) was 21% higher. However, market trends outside China are more significant for the Ceramics division in the short-term, as over 80% of the Steel Flow Control and almost all of the Linings product line revenue arises outside China. Excluding China, global steel production was 22% lower in the third quarter compared to the equivalent period last year, but 13% above the prior quarter.
Excluding China, the level of steel production in September was 20% higher than the average monthly production in the first half of 2009, with increases in all key regions: NAFTA up 23% (U.S. up 32%); the European Union up 28%; and CIS up 10%. The group believes that this increase in steel production marks the end of the de-stocking phase and the progressive realignment of steel production to underlying demand.
Revenue in Steel Flow Control (for which global steel production represents almost 100% of the end-market) grew by 17% in the third quarter compared to the second quarter (at constant exchange rates). Linings revenue, as expected, grew less markedly in the third quarter (a 2% increase at constant exchange rates). Linings was less affected in the first half of 2009 by the downturn in steel production, as around one-quarter of its revenue is related to other industrial processes and, in its steel-related activities, it benefitted in the first half from an order backlog of maintenance projects. Revenue in both product lines is still well below the third quarter of 2008: 26% lower for Steel Flow Control and 28% lower for Linings (both at constant exchange rates). Trading profit in Steel Flow Control grew very strongly in the third quarter compared to the second quarter, in line with the group's previous expectations, while trading profit in Linings was broadly unchanged between the two quarters.
The foundry castings market, which represents around one-third of the Ceramics division's revenue, continues to experience weak trading, although activity did start to pick up slowly toward the end of the third quarter. Foundry revenue in the second quarter of 2009 was 13% lower than the first quarter, but this trend has been reversed in the third quarter with revenue 6% higher compared to the second quarter. While encouraging, revenue in the third quarter was still 37% lower than the third quarter of 2008 (at constant exchange rates). Foundry reported a modest trading profit for the third quarter, compared to breakeven levels in the second quarter.
Fused Silica end-markets have continued to be weak, with revenue in the third quarter down 12% on the second quarter (at constant exchange rates) and reduced demand for both Solar Crucibles™ and tempering rollers used in the glass industry. Notwithstanding the weak revenue, this product line has remained profitable in the third quarter.
Electronic Materials end-markets (which account for approximately two-thirds of the division's revenue) have continued to improve throughout the third quarter, a trend that commenced in March 2009 as customer de-stocking started to come to an end. However, industrial and automotive markets (approximately one-third of the division's revenue) have remained weak.
Revenue of £145 million (~ $240 million) in the third quarter was 5% higher than the prior quarter on an underlying basis (revenue at constant exchange rates, adjusted for the impact of differences in commodity metal prices and eliminating back-to-back customer equipment sales), but still 18% lower than the equivalent quarter last year (15% lower at reported exchange rates and not adjusting for metal prices or customer equipment sales). Monthly trading profit in the third quarter showed an improving trend, particularly in September as the summer vacation period ended and the division entered into its peak seasonal period.
The improving overall end-market and trading performance trends have continued into the fourth quarter, although the group anticipates the normal reduction in activity in December due to some customer production shutdowns. The board now expects trading profit for the full 2009 year to be around the upper end of current analysts' forecasts.
Trading performance in 2010 will be dependent on the speed and strength of the recovery in the global economy and in the group's key end-markets of steel production, foundry castings and electronics, which remain difficult to predict with any certainty. Given the actions the group has taken over the past year, it believes it is well-positioned once a sustained recovery in end-markets is confirmed.
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Located 20 miles north of Lakeview, this may be the Bates Motel of RV Parks. Signs indicate it's open, but the phone number listed in Woodall's has been disconnected. Pulled in; no one around the office and no one emerged from the nearby residence. Signs on office door, presumably about self check-in, faded to illegibility sometime during the Reagan administration. Lots of flies, but no other RVs in the park. They advertise Wi-Fi, but the only evident signal had a numeric ID and an encrypted login. No Verizon broadband. Decided to skip the place. You probably should too. - Pawticket
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Name: Cottonwood recreation are / cottonwood meadow lake Forest: Fremont - Winema Closest town: Lakeview, Oregon Directions to campground: from Lakeview drive west about 21 miles to fs road 3870. Turn right and drive ~ 10 miles to campground. Cost: $6/night No reservations 21 sites for tents /RV's up to ~ 30 ft Vault toilets (in good condition) and water spigots situated around (no water directly at each site) Garbage must be packed out. Open early June to mid October (weather permitting) Road is paved to campground. Narrow but with turnouts. Cottonwood meadow lake is a no motor lake (electric OK) so it is very peaceful and quiet. Camp host - however, host is far removed from campsite so we didn't feel very safe there. There are a few sites for horses also. Elevation : 6130 ft Do not confuse cottonwood reservoir with cottonwood meadow lake. The lake is spring fed and nicer than the reservoir (subject to algae blooms). Campground is also mentioned in "Oregon's Quiet Waters" by Cheryl McLean and Clint Brown. - theresal58
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Electrical is a 15 amp connection which was placed awkwardly so it was difficult to use our portable surge protector with the required 15 to 30 amp adapter, so we hooked up without it. Fairly level gravel spot with grass adjacent. Spaces are nicely spaced and good sized. Nothing spectacular here except that it is nice and quiet and the crowd was older and there were not the usual children running about that you find this time of the year. We were greeted by the friendly camp host. A nice quiet place to spend the night. We would stay here again. - Nevadatripin
What a beautiful campground! Private spaces on the perimeter with lawn area under shade trees and a view out to the mountains and the valley - perfect. Too bad the restrooms and showers are not kept clean. Must have been a week's worth of paper in the trash container in the restroom, and bits of toilet paper stuck to the floor. There are two sets of hosts on site for a rather small campground so I would expect the restrooms cleaned more frequently. - Campy
Great stop-over Oregon state park. Electric at the sites is 110V20A; however site #15 has a 30 amp plug (only one). Lots of wildlife around. - S_CAMPY
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This park is very well located. We stayed overnight and it was quiet. The spaces are nice but laid out a little difficult. Sewer hookups were located almost in the road with the other services toward the front of the space. It was all gravel and dirt and tons of goathead thistles. So watch your pet's feet. Staff was very friendly. - dumbodog
This campground is way overpriced. The roads are more dirt than gravel, the sites are full of weeds. It is very dusty here. A few sites have 50 amp, but most sites have only 30 Amp. The electric was often very poor (less than 110 V). There is noise from Hwy 395. The only positive things I can count are the availability of full hookups, cable TV and the free Wi-Fi. We will not return. - RVer from Oregon
Good for overnight. Out in the open lots of gravel some shade. Found power under, didn't feel comfortable using a/c or microwave. Per our power meter was right at the lowest level to be safe. You get 5 cents off gas or diesel at their pumps. One plus it is right off 395 about 2 miles north of Lakeside. we had move once as the site was not level at all. Good cable and Verizon air card worked great. Felt 30.00 a night a bit high compared to other campgrounds. This not a GS or any other group has Woodall's sticker on the door. - margeandbob
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Great spot to relax, with a twist. The RV park is in the middle of a working cattle ranch. Large shade trees and we were told we could freely hike anywhere on this huge ranch. Very friendly laid back host. This is our second stay here and we just love the remote, slow paced feel. We will definitely be back. - yvspeck
A mile off the road through graveled well marked road, but well worth it! Host was very friendly and helpful and knowledgeable about the area. Fishing for free in a nice sized private lake nearby. Shade trees and graveled level sites. Would highly recommend this site if you are passing through Lakeview, Oregon. The alternatives don`t come close! - Bob Zobals
Very nice campground in the middle of a working ranch. Dusty road going into the campground and, since it's high dessert, a bit windy. Beautiful grounds, trees at each gravel site. WiFi worked acceptably. Great gathering area for groups, lots of tables/chairs, and even has a piano. Watched an antelope in the early morning. If you like being away from it all, this is it. Would definitely stay here again. - Lawsons
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Campground is self-serve. No one on-site, you pay at the kiosk. Six W & E (30 amp only) sites with a dump station. Water is shut off in the winter. A few more dry-camping sites that are five bucks a night. All sites are level, dirt & gravel with not quite enough gravel. It's a cheap place to spend the night before making the long, desolate haul over the hill to Winnemucca, NV - a trip you do NOT want to start any later than mid-day - and not much more. - Old Mountain Man


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The latest Bible-pic, Noah, opened to an impressive $44 million over the weekend while Divergent dropped to 2nd and Muppets settled into 3rd. The Muppets weren't the only family-friendly offering in theaters. Mr. Peabody & Sherman continues to do well with another $9.5 million, and although it is no longer in the Top 10, Frozen is still showing around the planet and became the highest-grossing animated film in history this weekend.
Here is the Top 10 for the weekend of March 28 – 30, 2014:
1. Noah ($44.0M)
2. Divergent ($26.5M)
3. Muppets Most Wanted ($11.4M)
4. Mr. Peabody & Sherman ($9.5M)
5. God's Not Dead ($9.1M)
6. The Grand Budapest Hotel ($8.8M)
7. Sabotage ($5.3M)
8. Need For Speed ($4.3M)
9. 300: Rise of an Empire ($4.3M)
10. Non-Stop ($4.1M)
New Movies in bold.
Figures from Rotten Tomatoes.
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Considering that the new MacBook Air is thin and light enough to be taken for a notepad, the Composition Notebook decal seems very appropriate. Extremely clever and thorough, it even comes with a lined paper skin for inside as well.
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Hotels in San Miguel de Allende + Colonial Cities
The expat culture, combined with its plethora of gorgeous architecture, has created a luxurious selection of B&Bs and hotels in San Miguel de Allende. Because this town is so popular with weekenders from Mexico City, you can save money by booking your San Miguel de Allende hotel on weeknights. T+L gives the details for some of the best hotels in San Miguel de Allende.
Casa de Sierra Nevada is comprised of six Spanish-colonial mansions. The gorgeous but laid back hotel has 37 colorful rooms, furnished with a blend of historic and modern decor. There are tables, rugs, and headboards from the 18th and 19th centuries alongside hand-stencilled walls and copper bathtubs made by local artisans. You can join the in-house chef Felipe Ramirez for a shopping trip to the San Miguel Market, and then come back for a cooking lesson. Casa de la Cuestra is a seven-room, Spanish Colonial-style B&B run by two long-time expats. It's also home to the beloved mask museum, The Other Face of Mexico. Hotel Matilda is a newish hotel on one of the town's cobblestoned streets with sleek décor, a lush courtyard and a great art collection, including prints by Mexico City photographer Eduardo Zaylan. Hacienda de las Flores, a lovely hotel in the heart of San Miguel, offers easy access to some great nearby attractions, such as the toy museum and several historic churches. There's an indoor pool, a bar and lounge and free Wi-Fi.
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A research group of the Universities of Granada and Jaen have studied the psychologicl and physiological reasons of food craving, an irresistible desire for eating certain foods (sweets, chocolate, ice-creams, nuts, etc.). The results of different studies, carried out by Professors Silvia Moreno Domnguez (University of Jaen), Sonia Rodrguez-Ruz (University of Granada) and M Carmen Fernndez-Santaella (University of Granada), have been collected in the book "What is food craving?", recently published by Pirmide publishing house.
The authors ask: "Do you feel guilty whether you eat something you really want to? Do you feel a strong desire for eating when you are bored, angry, stressed or sad? Do you have real problems to stop eating something you really like?" If the subject answers affirmatively to these questions and considers that this is something with happens to him too frequently, he could be suffering food craving.
In the book "What is food craving?" the researchers try to go deeply into the psychological and physiological causes of this disorder from a series of studies carried out at the University of Granada with different types of populations (healthy peoples, persons at risk of suffering food disorders and persons with nervous bulimia). The results show that, when people prohibite themselves to consume certain foods because, for example, they think they are fattening, food craving arises as a reflection of the conflict between what "you can eat" and what "you do not want to eat".
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"But food restrictions or diets are not the only conducts which can povoke food craving the authors say: we have also found out that negative emotions can lead to consume an excessive amoun
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Andersen said he wasn't a big believer in big government or government interference. But the honesty and truthfulness problem surrounding this year's crop of candidates popped up. "Russ says 'I create jobs,' but politicians don't create jobs. Small businesses and businesses create jobs. Politicians can make the requirements more friendly," he explained. And as a businessman, he did like friendly regulations. Feingold's talk would be a "negative for me." Andersen added. "I don't like that kind of terminology."
At a thrift shop in Waukesha, seventy-year-old Jean Coshun who was volunteering told me she had thought Feingold was going to be good. "But he hasn't been. I just think he is a hypocrite because of the way he votes." Another volunteer, Joan MacGregor, agreed. She said she liked Ron Johnson because he is a "genuine American." "I think it's time we got rid of suave and debonair politicians. Feingold is smooth. The minute he opens his mouth I tune out. He's too smooth for me."
I asked MacGregor to explain what she meant by smooth politicians. "I like it when they stumble over their words," she said. "That indicates they are on the same plane with me." In other words, she seemed to be saying, she didn't care for pols who talked down to the voters. The fact Obama used a teleprompter for his speeches bothered her. "He has to have everything printed out. He cannot give a speech without the prompter." MacGregor said she was a Republican from Chicago and had little use for politicians from there like Obama. "He has no experience for this type of job."
I couldn't help relate all this talk about honesty to a series periodically running in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel examining the truthfulness of local political advertising, including Feingold's. While I was in the state, the paper examined Feingold's claim that "I've been outspent by my opponents every time I've run for the U.S. Senate," which the senator has used or a variation of it several times on the campaign trail. The Journal Sentinel looked at campaign spending numbers and found:
Though that (the claim) is true in two races, he uses some twisted logic—and math—to get there on the third, tallying up spending by Republican primary candidates he never faced to obscure that he vastly outspent the one he did.
Maybe fact checks like the Journal Sentinel's are beginning to color voters' opinions. On one level, that's what these truth squads are supposed to do. On another, they may be creating vague, general impressions among voters who may not have read all the fine print. In politics, though, impressions matter more than the details.


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In a joint statement, Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness said politicians need to work together to find "an agreed solution".
They said: "We recognise and support the right to peaceful protest but the way forward is through dialogue.
"The current protests are damaging Christmas trade and the local economy as well as disrupting peoples' daily lives.
"An absence of street protests would provide the space to allow us all to work together to find an agreed solution."
The latest in a series of protests saw around 1,000 loyalists demonstrate peacefully in the city centre on Saturday amid a heavy police presence.
Protesters also disrupted rush hour traffic in Belfast last week and more flag protests are being planned this week.
Assistant Chief Constable Dave Jones said police are "determined to do everything we can to ensure people can go about their normal business".
"People have a right to go about their daily lives, to shop and to socialise, to pick up their children on time and get home to their families without being held up by these protests," he said.
"We will continue to have sufficient resources in place to deal with this activity and will endeavour to keep disruption to a minimum. However, I am appealing to those wishing to protest to consider how their actions are affecting the wider community.
"Police remain fully committed to delivering a safe and secure Christmas for everyone. An extensive evidence gathering operation will be put in place and where appropriate people will be brought before the courts."
The vast majority of all communities in Northern Ireland simply want to enjoy the festive period with their friends and families in peace.PSNI ACC Dave Jones
The vast majority of all communities in Northern Ireland simply want to enjoy the festive period with their friends and families in peace.
PSNI ACC Dave Jones
Glyn Roberts, Chief Executive of the NI Independent Retail Trade Association, also reiterated the call for demonstrations to end.
"These protests have cost the local economy millions of pounds and have put immense pressure on already struggling local retail and hospitality sectors this Christmas," he said.
"We would urge the protestors to listen to the joint call from the First and deputy First Ministers to end the protests and to go into dialogue to resolve this situation.
"Our local economy cannot afford to have roads blocked and town and city centres disrupted in what is the most important trading time of the year."
He added: "In this last week before Christmas, we urge the community to rally round and support local traders and not to be put off shopping in local town and city centres. Your local traders need you at this time and it is quite simply the case that if you don't use them, you will lose them."
On Saturday PUP leader Billy Hutchinson told UTV the process surrounding the removal of the flag earlier this month was "flawed" and "illegal" and suggested it may be possible to challenge the decision to put it back.
Violence erupted following a number of street protests, which have been held across Northern Ireland after councillors voted to only fly the flag on designated days at city hall and not all year round.
Forty people have been arrested so far in connection with the disorder.
Almost 30 police officers have been injured and a number of politicians have been subjected to death threats.
Two peace rallies were held in Belfast at the weekend, with over a thousand people taking part in a 'non-silent' demonstration on Sunday to show "the world that Northern Ireland has moved on from the Troubles".
On Monday, UUP leader Mike Nesbitt met with the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Theresa Villiers, and discussed a number of issues.
"I impressed upon the Secretary of State the importance of ending the current piecemeal approach to dealing with the past," he said.
"Given that sectarianism is the toxic legacy of the Troubles, this will be an essential element in creating a truly shared future."
Tesco to shut three stores with 170 jobs
CCTV released of Belfast armed robbery
Woman struck by car in east Belfast
Third teen arrested over Cheung murder
Knife used in mugging at city centre ATM
Cigarettes stolen in armed robbery
Bomb threat made against SF MLA McKay
Funeral of GAA player takes place
Tyrone men arrested over £640k tax fraud
Paul Clark to be awarded honorary degree
Amber snow alert in effect across NI
Belfast pub facing 350% rates hike
Frampton title fight to air on UTV
Call to review Irish school approval
Talks to avert planned healthcare strike
Public warned not to eat spilled fish
Armed thief flees after staff intervene
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that was buying,hanging and finishing and priming. I want to know if this was a good price or should it have been higher. ceiling and walls. 14 ceiling 36 on walls. |
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I assuming 14 and 36 are the number of sheets. Level 3 finish? So we have $1350 ÷ 50 sheets = $27. Sounds a little low to me but it doesn't matter what I think, it's what your market bears. |
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Moooi 70.8" x 21.6" Paper Additional Room Divider
Paper, cardboard and papier-mâché are familiar to all of us. They bring back memories of kindergarten and their first experiences of making things. Inspired by classic icons, but manufactured like contemporary day furniture. Studio Job and Moooi have brought to the collection this great accompaniment for your home.
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Navigon 7200T GPS going for style and substance
GPS manufacturer Navigon unveils its new high-end Navigon 7200T portable navigation device with free lifetime traffic and reality view.
Having to compete with the likes of Garmin and TomTom is no easy task, but Navigon is hoping to woo some new customers with its latest portable navigation system. Today, the GPS manufacturer announced its new Navigon 7200T, a high-end in-car GPS that's out to win you with style and substance.
The Navigon 7200T is certainly a stunner as far as design. It largely keeps in line with the company's previous models, such as the
Moving beyond appearances, the Navigon 7200T comes preloaded with maps of the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands and offers Zagat ratings and reviews of various points of interest. You get a number of advanced features, including text-to-speech functionality, a voice recognition system for address entry and more, free lifetime traffic alerts, and integrated Bluetooth.
Now, while the Navigon 7200T certainly looks good on paper, we're a little reluctant to get our hopes up since we haven't had the best real-world experiences with the company's GPS. The user interface isn't the most intuitive and there's been problems with sluggish performance. However, the 7200T is sporting a faster processor and new software, so perhaps this time will be different? Fingers crossed. The Navigon 7200t is expected to hit store shelves in October with a price tag of $499. We'll, of course, publish a hands-on review as soon as we can get a unit, so stay tuned.


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The LNC100 Lorex LIVE Ping Wireless Network Cameras allow users to remotely monitor their home or business through a secure, password protected connection that requires no networking knowledge. Simply connect the ip camera into a router, run the installation CD and users are on their way to see, hear and protect what matters to them most. View on your PC, Mac or compatible smartphone.
With a quick & easy 3 Step Set-Up with no PC required, all you have to do to activate your camera is plug it into power, connect to the internet with the press of a button, then simply scan the QR code on the back of the camera with your smartphone or tablet using the free downloadable Ping App. Never before has it been such a breeze to set-up a wireless network camera. The QR code acts as the camera's ID, and once you scan it, voila you're instantly viewing live video right from your mobile device without the need of a PC!
Versatile and advanced the Ping is capable of connecting to the internet over Wi-Fi with WPS. Connect over Wi-Fi with no hardwired connection to the router necessary, so there's no need for an Ethernet cable as long as your router has a WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) function. The camera can detect and connect to your Wi-Fi network and start streaming video right away.
Conveniently choose to either record straight to your camera on a microSD card using the built-in video recorder, or record directly to your smartphone, tablet, PC or Mac with the free remote viewing applications for mobile devices, laptops and desktop computers. Using H.264 video compression technology to maximize recording space and conserve Internet bandwidth, enabling you to playback that captured footage on your device straight away.
This camera was built with a dual lens to deliver enhanced day imagery and excellent night vision observation. One lens is used specifically for day time operation providing a clean and colourful picture. While the other lens is solely used during low light conditions, with the image automatically switching to a crisp and clear black & white night vision. The camera features a powerful infrared LED that allows for viewing of up to 30ft away in total darkness. Be in the know at all times no matter what time of day or night.
Featuring dual motion detection technology with both Passive Infra-Red (PIR) and smart video motion detection. Alert accuracy is drastically improved, providing superior motion sensing that ensures more precise motion-activated recordings, push notifications and email alerts with snapshot attachments of the event sent directly to your device. The built-in PIR (Passive Infrared) sensor tracks heat from moving objects such as people or animals, while the video motion detection with customizable sensitivity levels catches all the motion that doesn't generate heat and is also outside of the PIR sensor's 20ft range. Instantly know if anything happens at your home, small business or vacation properties all at once!
Featuring a powerful built-in microphone that lets you hear what's happening around the camera straight to your mobile device or computer. The LIVE Ping also supports a two-way talk feature by connecting an accessory speaker (sold separately) to the audio jack, helping bridge the gap between the camera and the end user. Being able to talk to your camera from anywhere in the world is a great function to have. Whether you're just upstairs in the house or traveling across the globe, you can calm your frantic pet or communicate with family members in the house with the press of a button!
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The IP camera supports two-way voice communication over the Internet. External speakers are required.
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Location: Vancouver, BC |
I wanted a security camera that is easy to install and easy to use; and I have found the solution in LNC100, its keywords are: simplicity and easiness. |
Location: Rhode Island |
I just bought this cam. I love it. I bought it because it was on sale for $69.99. I would not have bought it for full price which was over $200 but for $69.99 it was a steal. The picture quality is very good for such a small device. We bought it so that we could see what our dog was doing while we were away. Found out she is pretty lazy hahahha... |
Location: indiana |
worse hardest to use product ever. worse customer service EVER. wish I could rate it less than zero |
Location: Toronto Canada |
Well at this point I wish I could write a great review but ..........
Location: Myrtle Beach, SC |
Very easy set up if you follow instructions !! Don't forget to re boot camera at the end and all will work fine !! Mine does, 5 minutes out of the box ! |
Location: West Hollywood |
Try as I might, the thing does not work. Junk, and I have to send back. So disappointed as I have a dog with a recent cancer diagnosis I wanted to keep and eye on , like tonight when I came home from diner with a friend and she was falling on the floor trying to get up and had been there for some time. |
Location: New York |
I purchased a 3 pack of the LNC116 cameras to monitor my summer home. I was amazed at how easy it was to install the cameras. I watched the video prior to the arrival and did not need to review the quick start guide. I am able to view my summer home on my computer, iPad and iPhone from anywhere. I would purchase additional cameras from Lorex should the need arise. |
Location: Southern California |
I recently purchased an LNC116 camera on sale. After quickly learning what it was capable of I purchased 2 more while they were still available. I'm extremely impressed. It can see across the street with great clarity. With minimal adjustments I had them capturing a high quality picture day and night at the push of a button. With the Android app I can view each camera while I'm away and hear whats going on too!
Mike In Providence
Location: RI |
A bit pricey but you get what you pay for and this is a great product. Extremely easy install, great web support, and works as advertised.
Location: Florida |
I would give it 5 stars, however, the lens should have been a wider angle to encompass a greater field of view for small spaces. In a home environment all rooms are not gigantic and this renders this camera useless.
Location: Seattle, WA |
This camera exceeded my expectations. Allows me to monitor my home from my MacBook Air, iPhone, and iPad while I am away. The Mac software is beta and is adequate; I trust it will improve over time. |
Barrett Johnston
I bought these for my office. They work great--especially for the price. Clear picture in light and dark. I thought they were very easy to set up, even with my password protected wireless internet. I would recommend this product. |
Laurie Filipiak
great item works easy was worth trying. easy set up and use. I have called for tech support and they were helpful |
Isaac Dayan
Location: Rockville, MD |
This is my third camera of this kind. Pretty stable and self sufficient. If you have a NAS drive, it will be very easy to set the camera up to store days worth of surveillance videos on it. |
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Before the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, Kew Gardens resident Moviz Siddiqi was never targeted for being a Muslim-American. He and his family easily walked the streets of Queens, enjoying the country he has called home since leaving Pakistan 15 years ago.
Then came Sept. 11, 2001, and, as has been said countless times, everything changed.
Like many Muslims throughout the city and the country, Siddiqi, the public affairs officer at the Islamic Circle of North America, a group based in Jamaica that focuses on charity work and disaster aid, found himself facing an increasingly hostile environment for members of his religion.
"I remember one incident when my sister-in-law was wearing hijab and someone yelled, 'You are Osama bin Laden, go back,'" Siddiqi said. "I myself feel like a second-class citizen. After Sept. 11, there is no doubt about it, I can feel totally different."
Since the 2001 attacks, numerous reports have been issued by a variety of organizations, including the New York Civil Liberties Union and the Gallup Organization, that cite a host of problems Muslim-Americans have faced, including being improperly detained by law officials, bullied in schools and encountering a rise in anti-Islamic sentiment in the country.
According to a recent poll by the Pew Research Center, 30 percent of Americans said they had favorable views of Islam, down from 41 percent in 2005. Over the past decade, Muslim Americans have routinely found themselves in the news. Over the past year there has been a national debate over whether an Islamic cultural center should be allowed to be built a couple blocks away from Ground Zero, and U.S. Rep. Peter King (R-LI), chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, has held three hearings on "Muslim radicalization" that have largely upset members of the Queens Muslim community, as well as other religious organizations like the Catholic nonprofit charity group Pax Christi and the Interfaith Alliance of Long Island.
"When Peter King says the things he does, that doesn't just hurt Muslims, that hurts everybody," said Harpreet Toor, a Richmond Hill resident who is a Sikh.
Sikhs, some of whom wear turbans and grow beards, have, like Muslims, been victims of harassment or violence since the 2001 attacks. The Sikh Coalition reported there have been at least 700 attacks or bias-related incidents against Sikhs since Sept. 11.
Federal officials have not kept separate statistics on violence against Sikhs, tracking hate crimes against them in the same category as crimes against Muslims, Arab-Americans and South Asians. In 2000, there were 28 anti-Islamic hate crimes reported to the FBI — a year later, there were 481, according to federal Department of Justice numbers. According to the most recent statistics available from the federal government, reported anti-Islamic hate crimes have dropped to 107 in 2009.
"Life definitely has not been easy," Toor said. "Have we made any strides since 9/11? Yes. Are we where we need to be yet? No. You still get these comments. Somebody pulled up in a car next to me while I was walking and told me to 'go back.' Why do I have to prove my patriotism to someone because I look different?"
Siddiqi said his organization increased its efforts to do charity work and disaster relief domestically after Sept. 11 and has been working with groups like Catholic Charities and the Federal Emergency Management Agency to provide aid for victims in places like New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina and now for people affected by Hurricane Irene. Such work, he hopes, will shine a good light on Muslim-Americans trying to prove they are good citizens.
"People have to understand, we are not going anywhere, we are as American as anyone else," Siddiqi said. "We are doctors, engineers, computer programmers. The Muslim community, we are not receivers, we are givers. Yes, there are some bad apples, but they are few. Our religion teaches people to respect others, to respect the law."
Asad Bajwa, a Queens Village resident who is the public affairs officer for the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, said his organization has recently launched a nationwide blood drive with the hope of collecting 10,000 bags of blood.
"We wanted to spread the message that the definition of Islam is sanctity of life," Bajwa said. "On 9/11 life was taken away, and we want to people to know that Islam stands for life, which is why we're doing the blood drive."
To find out when and where a blood drive is happening, visit muslimsforlife.org.
Siddiqi said the jump in anti-Muslim sentiment after Sept. 11 was devastating for him, and other Muslim-Americans, who felt increasingly isolated in the country where many of them grew up, or moved to long ago.
"The Tea Party has held big demonstrations against us, and that is really heartbreaking," Siddiqi said.
Siddiqi and Toor said it is crucial to focus on dialogue promoting cross-cultural understanding in the city and throughout the country.
"American people are the best in the world," Siddiqi said. "They're more open. They can come to us with questions about Islam, and we can explain what we are and they listen."
Toor said he also believes it would be helpful if Sikhs in the NYPD were given more visible positions.
"Something that would help is if we have people with beards and turbans in the NYPD protecting elected officials," Toor said. "If people see that the elected officials are safe, they will feel safe too."
Mark Rosenblum, the director for the Center for Ethnic, Racial and Religious Understanding at Queens College and an expert on the Middle East, said he wanted students to engage in dialogue about contentious topics immediately after the Sept. 11 attacks, which he and his Modern Middle East class witnessed from the Flushing campus.
"We were sitting right in front of Rosenthal Library with an unobstructed view of downtown Manhattan," Rosenblum said. "We saw both of the buildings come down. One kid in the class had a father in the building."
In Rosenblum's class, there were about 12 Muslim and 13 Jewish students, and, on the night Sept. 11 — which he spent at Queens College with students stuck there because there was no transportation — the professor, following a heated discussion between a Muslim and Jewish student, began to think about creating a curriculum that would "force students to confront the event and walk in others' shoes."
Rosenblum has since created that curriculum, as part of which students who are members of groups that have historically been at odds with each other — Israelis and Palestinians, Turks and Greeks or Indians and Pakistanis, for example, will "enter into difficult dialogues with one another."
The Center for Ethnic, Racial and Religious Understanding has also brought numerous speakers and other performers to Queens College and recently hosted an event that featured a discussion between Daisy Khan, wife of Park51 Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, who favors building the Islamic cultural center near its proposed site a couple blocks from Ground Zero, and Jim Riches, a retired city Fire Department deputy chief whose son died as a first responder on Sept. 11 and who has opposed the Islamic center.
"This year we're hoping to engage more mosques and synagogues and get people to visit each other's holy places to have dialogues," Rosenblum said. "We have students who've undergone transformations because of our dialogues. We have a soldier who's the head of the young Republicans here who did several tours of duty in the Middle East and is going back to Afghanistan, and he's developed a close friendship with a Muslim woman who had once been deeply suspicious and didn't appreciate the fact that he was a soldier in Afghanistan."


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This is another cactus that of which I lost the botanical name. |
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- Posted by chaparralgirl Sonoran Desert CA (My Page) on Sat, Dec 3, 11 at 19:14
Yikes! I can barely see it through all those spikes! Is the body cylindrical, like a barrel cactus, or flat-ish, like an Opuntia? |
- Posted by rinomanfroni 7 (My Page) on Sat, Dec 3, 11 at 19:16
It's actually made of small columnar cacti grown in cluster. |
- Posted by cactusjordi z10 CA (My Page) on Sun, Dec 4, 11 at 0:43
It might be an Echinocereus Jordi |
- Posted by wantonamara 8bTx (My Page) on Sun, Dec 4, 11 at 14:56
I notice that you loose ID's a lot, well , some. I put the tags under a rock near by. I also have a folder in my Photo library where I have a picture and place a name by it when I first buy a plant. I am just now doing this because tags break and get lost in my garden. I loose ID's all the time and it is really irritating. I also hate the tags in my garden. I have a Echinocereus that looks like this but I lost its tag. Some of the hairy ones include E. triglochiiatus, E englemani, E. stramineus, E tricocereus, E nicholii. Many more. Good luck |
- Posted by wantonamara 8bTx (My Page) on Sun, Dec 4, 11 at 15:06
Correction E. triglochidiatus....or something like that. This species has many variants with gobs of needles and some with out many needles at all. |
- Posted by cactusjordi z10 CA (My Page) on Sun, Dec 4, 11 at 15:54
Yes, it might go in the direction of Ecer stramineus, but none of the others mentioned. Jordi |
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