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Apple iOS 8 Is Official Now & Was Officially Unveiled At Apple's World Wide Developers Conference on June 2 (Around 2:30 AM In India) .A beta version of the software was made available to developers that same day, with a public launch coming in the fall of 2014.
Source : www.uswitch.com
Key Features Of iOS 8 :-
- Family Sharing
- Quick Type Keyboard
- Shazam + Siri Integration
- Interactive Notifications
- Health App
- Continuity
In WWDC As Apple Releases iOS 8 with its new features like – continuity which allows ios 8 to better integrate with Apple OS X.iOS 8 Also offers improvements in its existing Functions like Notification Centre By Adding Third Party widgets to it , Messages, A Health App and a Quick type keyboard with also enabling Third party Keyboards to be Used instead of a stock one.
Apple iOS 8 Launches feature of "Family Sharing" In Which upto 6 Family Members Can Connect Together With itune Account that uses the same credit card and make the payment with one card only for all 6 and purchase apps,music,ebooks,etc over Apple Stores.
Family Sharing Also Lets Enable to Share photos,videos,etc between a family and can emerge clicks with one deice to all 6 family devices, and it lets parents to keep an eye on a kid activities and also helps in finding a lost device of a family member.
Now As With The launch of ios 8 and OS X Yosemite User can make or Receive calls and messages both from ipad and Mac As long as devices are connected to same wifi network.Making A Call on ipad and mac now can be done by Clicking on the number or profile photo in Contacts,calendar,safari.
And Now iPhone User can send Voice sms and Video Message through stock Message application only with lots of good features Enabled and no need of any third party app to send a voice message.
Source : plentyoftech.net
QUICKTYPE Is Designed To offer Word Suggestion While Typing. As the user will type it will show next word predictions and will adopt the suggestion learning from the style of inputs which user will enter while texting.And this keyboard will be enable in all the texting apps like Messages,Mail,safari,etc.
Apple also mentioned in WWDC that it will enable "Third Party Keyboards App" For the first time for users which will let the user decide that what type of Keyboard Style they will prefer, like – swype keyboards and others.
Source : drippler.com
Siri in iOS 8 Now can be activated through voice command "Hey Siri" as from now no need of Pressing the home button for a long time , this feature will be very helpful while driving . And now "SHAZAM" is also integrated with Siri to Help in recognizing the near by played music without a third party app. Siri now also support 22 International Languages.
iOS 8 now features a HealthKit suite which gathers all data collected from the device's tracking apps and various third-party accessories. Apple has teamed up with a number of partners on the health suite including Nike and the Mayo clinic. And In India may Be this Feature will be of No Need because as of now apple has collaborated with US partners only but still it's a Great integration to iOS 8 by apple.
Source : news.softpedia.com
Spotlight is one of the biggest change in iOS 8 because from spotlight one can not only search things from Device Internal storage but from whole Internet like now One can search for a movie and if the movie is being playing in your nearby theatres than spotlight will tell you every details about – cinema hall, timings,locations , etc.
If the User is searching for a Word than spotlight will show direct suggestions from wikipedia and from device storage too.
Source : www.newmobilelife.com
Panaromic Mode was Introduced On iOS a while ago, but with iOS 8 The Mode is now both capable on iPhone and iPad with a Self timer mode from 3 to 10 Seconds.The new time lapse video mode is also added to camera which let user to take click at dynamic selected intervals.
Source : www.macrumors.com
Notification Center Is also a Big Update in iOS 8 , it allows user right from notification center to give a reply to emails, calendar invitations, reminders, and more from Current notification Banner just by sliding it down without leaving the current app . This Features also enable user to Give reply to third party apps like – Facebook,Whatsapp by replying or commenting on A Post right from Notification Panel.
Source : www.mensquare.com
TouchID is A big update For iPhone 5S Users Because now in iOS8 users can have touchid lock on even third party apps which was not available on iOS7 So it's a Big step by apple in Privacy Protection.
Source : appleinsider.com
So As Apple iOS 8 Is Official Now , Developers will Be able to test the Beta Version of iOS8 , which is now being seeded to all Apple Developers For Testing. And Final Version of iOS8 is Soon to Expected in the year Fall.
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Posted on September 26, 2012 – 5:17 pm | Author: Susan Lulgjuraj Beckett Updates, Football, News Categories | 2012 Prominence 2012, Alshon Jeffery, Andrew Luck, Coby Fleener, Panini America, RG3, Robert Griffin III | Comments (2)
By Susan Lulgjuraj | Beckett Football Editor The newest football product 2012 Panini Prominence is on the shelves. One hobby box comes with just one pack of eight cards, including three hits. Some of the big names in Prominence include the 2012 rookies, especially Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III. With Wednesday being the first […]

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We Have One Big Issue With Justin Bieber's Apology
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The Top 10 Covers of Mark Ronson & Bruno Mars' 'Uptown Funk' (So Far)
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The latest video from Germany's Modeselektor features King Kong-inspired, cardboard animation and a great little story behind it courtesy of the video's director/graphic designer François Chalet:
We want to get married, and we want Modeselektor to play there … They'll NEVER come and play at a wedding … And we wouldn't be able to afford them … Weeks later I emailed Monkeytown Records in order to prove to Meike, my future wife, that this idea will always stay an idea … One day later at the phone – Monkeytown: "You contacted us at the perfect moment – we urgently need a good video because someone flaked on us!" One Skype conversation with Modeselektor … 3 weeks of hard work and little sleep … cardboard everywhere … lots of computer crashes and … Modeselektor will play at our wedding – hurray!
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For instance, if there is this funny character that is very popular in a certain country, and can be considered a "meme" in that country alone, but otherwise is totally unknown outside its borders. And his popularity being made by certain aspects of his behaviour that do not necesarily involve his native language. If such a "national meme" would be submitted, would it be considered a forced meme since nobody outside that country knows it?
Memes have to be international?
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This is what i'm talking about:
I can provide more videos, images and documentation on him and his popularity in my country, but i don't want to make another forced meme mistake.
Go for it!
We are currently trying to find ways to better support non-Western, non-English language memes. There are a ton of internets out there. Just because we haven't heard of it doesn't mean it isn't a meme. Even if it comes from another culture, we still have to evaluate it based on how it spreads and what makes it significant.
Ethan Zuckerman has a great write up of how the Kenyan meme Makmende was rejected on Wikipedia and deadpooled on KYM because neither of us bothered to try to understand a meme from another culture.
As Brad Kim, Tomberry, and the Japanese Meme Team have shown, there's a lot to be gained if we take the time to understand memes from other languages and cultures.
Playing Dead is confirmed, and is Korean.
There is a Russian meme in submission and also Brazilian, Spanish,Portuguese, French, Korean, Chinese ones so yeah, go for it !
Thank you, i will
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Well till the entire world starts speaking American, memes with be with certain nationality's, and while KYM trys to bridge out, we are primarily American.
Primarily American? I'm not so sure. Even though we're primarily English-speaking, there are a number of regulars here from Canada, Europe, the Philippines, and elsewhere.
@indubitabil, please do submit "national memes." we consider & review submissions from everywhere on the internets!!


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ancient region SW Asia Minor bordering on Aegean Sea ∗ Halicarnassus
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All About Kids inspires self-confidence in children through a varied curriculum of sports programs at its sprawling 47,000-square-foot Louisville flagship and equally impressive Oldham County location. Kids can undertake classes in dance, gymnastics, swimming, basketball, and soccer. Aside from organized sports, both locations feature play areas loaded with ball pits, inflatable mazes, and tunnels.
Since 1979, Shalimar Jewelers has preserved fine jewelry with meticulous repair services and crafted one-of-a-kind designs. At locations throughout Tampa Bay, shoppers can peruse jewelry for children, women, and men. Diamonds, emeralds, and rubies glimmer on engagement rings and wedding sets crafted from rose gold or platinum, and titanium bands offer a modern take on tradition.
For more than 60 years, Toys"R"Us has been helping kids be kids and grown-ups to revisit their childhoods by providing one of the largest selections of top-brand toys, electronics, games and everyday baby essentials. Founder, Charles Lazarus, revolutionized the toy business by modeling his stores after supermarkets, providing a variety of options to suit varying ages and interests and offering customers to help themselves and have fun in the process. Today, that sense of playfulness is evident at nearly 600 stores in the United States alone, including a flagship location in Times Square where kids are greeted by a 60-foot Ferris wheel, a 5-ton animatronic T-Rex, and a life-sized, 4,000-square-foot Barbie house.
Beyond everybody's favorite bikes, trains and video games, each Toys"R"Us store keeps its shelves stocked with the season's must-have toys as well as nostalgic standbys that never go out of style. Time-tested brands such as LEGO, Radio Flyer, NERF and Fisher-Price share the shelves with an expansive selection of electronics for older kids, including Wii U and tablets. And though the company has inspired generations of boys and girls to try their hardest not to grow up, it also strives to ensure budding brains develop right on track by devoting a significant portion of its stores to "smart-play" with a wide selection of electronic learning toys and software.
Toys"R"Us—whose extended family of brands includes Babies"R"Us and FAO Schwarz—has earned a number of awards and recognitions through the years, including a spot on Fortune's list of the World's Most Admired Companies in 2012. The company has also drawn considerable recognition for its expansive charitable efforts, which include partnerships with the Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation and Save the Children. This year also marks the tenth consecutive year that the company has partnered with the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation to collect new, unwrapped toys and monetary donations in its stores to benefit the organization.
Helmed by a mother-daughter team, The Classy Closet stocks new and gently used clothing and accessories from upscale designers. In the showroom, customers peruse purses, shoes, jeans, and dresses from high-end brands such as Louis Vuitton, BCBGirls, Betsey Johnson, and Coach, each marked at a reasonable price. Sellers can stop in as well, and can trade their goods for store credit or consign them for 50% of the sell price.
Prima Bead supplies chains, findings, makings, and beads ? all the essentials for a jewelry maker to go about their business. The company's in-house designers carefully curate the selection, hand-picking each product for quality. It's harder to package and sell inspiration, of course, so they give it away for free. They put together an extensive collection of how-to tips, which cover everything from basic techniques to advanced project ideas with step-by-step instructions.


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Re:Finally... (115 comments)
You must be new. Cerfification does not imply functional.
Announcing: Slashdot Deals - Explore geek apps, games, gadgets and more. (what is this?)
We are sorry to see you leave - Beta is different and we value the time you took to try it out. Before you decide to go, please take a look at some value-adds for Beta and learn more about it. Thank you for reading Slashdot, and for making the site better!
Re:Finally... (115 comments)
You must be new. Cerfification does not imply functional.
Re:Of course not (365 comments)
It would be easier to teach new programmers the old mainframe environment we used to use than the new Java environment that replaced it. Not that Java is inherently difficult in itself. It's just that the newer system had to reinvent so many wheels that were performed "under the hood" on the mainframe that the application itself became a lot more complex. On the older system, applications programmers could concentrate on the application and not networking, file logging, security, etc.
One of the reasons cited for moving off the old environment was a lack of people with mainframe skills. Mainframe isn't a skill
Re:Of course not (365 comments)
If you are over 30 and a programmer, your walker will be arriving shortly. Security will be on hand to escort you out.
Thankfully, not all companies are that shortsighted.
My most recent partner in crime (manager, teammate, etc.) just retired in January of this year. He had 20 years of seniority on me, literally, and he was still very very good at what he did.
Don't underestimate the combination of a good mind, good training, and a few solid decades of hard-earned OJT. Sometimes younger programmers are better, and that's good, but having an old fart or three around to mentor (and help by spotting and correcting blatant mistakes) is one of the fastest ways to learn. I had several mentors coming out of college, and i'm thankful for all of them.
Re:Conditions? (43 comments)
Many developers share that view. Many others do not. Is this really the time and place?
Re:Nothing new (102 comments)
"Go" at a stop light or stop sign means "go with caution" anyway, so the behavior of others doesn't matter as long as you drive defensively.
Re:Companies are known to strike back (320 comments)
I think most posters here are too young to know what you're talking about.
VirtuaWin is stable and fast. (470 comments)
VirtuaWin is neither buggy nor slow. I've used it for years on XP boxes, and even though I prefer some Linux virtual desktop implementation, this one is at least as good than most of those.
Re:Cool, so where do you go next? (738 comments)
Athletes degrade somewhat more than programmers do by the age of 40.
I juggle C, Perl, PHP, Java, Fortran, assembly, and a few macro languages most Slashdotters have never heard of in my current position, sometimes in the same day. You need it, I'll code it. If it's something new, I'll learn it and stick it in the toolkit with the other few dozen other languages I've learned on the job over the years...
Re:Nothing new? (738 comments)
In the programming world I've been a part of for almost 23 years, "programmer" has actually meant designer, developer, unit and system tester, tech writer, system implementer, and application/system support person as well as level 3 help desk and several other roles.
If you think I'd have been happy being a simple code monkey for two decades, you need help.
There are advantages in having one person able to do the work of a half-dozen others, and someone who does it well can get the job done without having to stretch the work week to unreasonable lengths.
It sounds like some folks simply haven't found a (relatively) sane shop in which to hang their hat, or have never really worked with a good experienced programmer.
Re:sci fi masterworks (1244 comments)
I will enthusiastically second Lord of Light. One of my all-time favorites!
Re:Latency (396 comments)
Would leading zeros be acceptable?
Re:Why the anxiety? (807 comments)
Wasn't support for older or dying platforms supposed to be one of the advantages of open source?
Do Open Source projects really want to put themselves in the position of being the reason people move to the latest version of the popular proprietary platform?
Re:Why the anxiety? (807 comments)
The internet is accessible to all kinds of machines and operating systems. Just because you're using the latest and greatest popular platform doesn't mean everyone else is. I sometimes use XP, Win2K, Win95OSR2, various flavors of Linux, and even old classics like BeOS 5 from time to time. Why should that concern you?
Luddite. Piffle. Good multithreaded GUI software used to run in 1MB of RAM. I would rather be a luddite than dependent in the horsecrap that substitutes for good software these days.
Re:Ubuntu (319 comments)
Not very intuitive for GUI-centric users, which would be a sizable percentage of Ubuntu's target audience.
Re:Step 1 (157 comments)
What spyware is installed on an iPhone out of the box, pray tell?
Mableton, GA USA (Greystone Power) (216 comments)
Unlike most of the Atlanta metro, I have the advantage of NOT having to deal with Georgia Power.
Greystone Power uses a seasonal system (summer and winter), and three tiers for residential power for each season.
For wintertime (which is now), they charge USD 0.074/kWh for the first 650, 0.072/kWh for the next 350, and 0.0637/kWh for anything over 1000 kWh.
For summertime, they charge USD 0.074/kWh for the first 650, 0.097/kWh for the next 350, and then 0.108/kWh for anything over 1000 kWh.
There's also a generic $11.75 service charge every month.
Re:I deeply understand his frustration (835 comments)
If if compare the usability experience of the 1993 WPS on OS/2 and *any* modern Desktop Environment in terms of consistency, accessibility and general performance, WPS beats them all.
You know it. I know it. Sadly, the folks doing interface design for these projects don't know it.
Some format shifting is explicitly legal in the US (156 comments)
No, some format shifting is explicitly legal. The Philips 765 CD burner that I own, for example, is explicitly intended to convert analog audio from other stereo components into digital and record it on CD, or make digital copies of existing CDs, but it (a) will only burn to CD-R discs which are marked "Digital Music" (making sure the music industry gets a cut of the CD price), and has certain copyright features(SCMS) in place to limit making multi-generation copies.
The Audio Home Audio Recording Act of1992 explicitly allows for such format shifting as long as authorized equipment is used.
Re:Perversion of Capitalism (791 comments)
Translation: I already have mine. I don't have to care.
Re:Gracious Outrage (219 comments)
I used PROFS/VM (and OV/VM) for a decade, and I've used Notes for almost seven years.
I preferred PROFS by a mile. It had space issues, sure, but at least it would send e-mail reliably and tell you when new messages were in your mailbox in a timely manner. Notes here is terrible
Worst e-mail client I've ever used. I even liked the old "NITS" MAPPER interface to SperryLink better...
So, like, I installed DVArchive on my LAN so I can use my PC hard drives to store shows from my ReplayTV 5040, and it turns out that DVArchive stores 'em as fairly vanilla MPG files. Massage them a little with a tool like Mediacoder 0.5.1, and you can load 'em up on a Rockbox-enhanced Gigabeat and play them in color with sound.
I have the Halliwell sisters, Martha Jones, *and* both Jackie and Donna in my pocket! Proooot!!
Up to this point, I've also been dabbling in Linux off and on. I took Linux seriously the first time with the Slackware 3.1 release, the second time with Red Hat 5.1, and the third time with Mandrake 8.2.
I loved Mandrake 8.2. On my PPro hardware, it saw every bit of hardware, and it rocked.
Sadly, computers moved forward, Linux moved forward, but my PC LAN stayed much the same four roughly a decade. Win95 OSR2, Warp 4, BeOS 5 Pro, Mandrake 8.2, and a few other stranger (but still dated) OSes snuck in here and there.
I've played with some LiveCDs now and then. Puppy rocks, I like DSL, and I've even done a little playing around with Ubuntu, Xubuntu, PCLinuxOS, Mandriva, SLAX, Debian, and a bunch of others, but I've not really taken them too seriously.
This is changing.
A month ago, I picked up a $179 box from Tiger Direct for my wife to play The Sims 2. It's an unbranded COMPAQ SR5010NX being sold as a "Famous Brand Refurbished Intel Desktop Computer - Intel Celeron D 360 3.46GHz, 512MB DDR2, 160GB SATA II, DL DVD±RW/RAM with Lightscribe, 10/100 LAN, Modem, NO O/S". I dropped in a copy of Win2k Pro, found all of the drivers, and presto! An instant box for her game. I will eventually drop a new power supply and a real video card into it, but for the time being her issue with slowness and instability appears to be solved. w00t!
I also, during the course of configuring it for her use, got a chance to see how some of the LiveCDs I've been playing with on my older boxes (and on my work laptop) would fair on that box.
Puppy and Ubuntu *both* get top marks. Puppy saw all of the hardware (video, sound, network card, etc.), and all I had to do was use the network wizard once to kickstart DHCP. End result -- working distro. Ubuntu (and its siblings Xubuntu and Kubuntu) required even less effort; all I had to do was drop the disk in and boot.
Hmmm. I noticed that this new box of hers ALSO played the older Windows games I liked quite well (old stuff like NFS3, classic UT, Tribes 1, etc.), and the mommyboard had a nice PCI-E X16 slot for video and could also apparently be upgraded CPU-wise to a certain extent, so perhaps this was a cheapo way for me to get a new gaming box??
I was sold. I bought another. $199 this time (sale was over). And I don't regret that decision one bit.
I've dropped Win2k Pro and Ubuntu 7.10 on it thusfar, with Grub playing boot manager, and for now it's happy. Even with the crappy on-board video, TA Spring 76b1 (and the slightly older 75b2 which I'm loathe to delete) runs acceptably fast. What a wonderful time waster! And Ubuntu 7.10 dropped right in. DOSEMU runs most of the stuff I've thrown at it so far, and I've already grown to appreciate both TORCS (a free auto racing game with a variety of cars and tracks and a lot of potential) and Tux Racer. The latter is a LOT more fun on a faster machine. Yes, I'm easily amused, but there's something about hurtling through the air at 150kph with a shiny ice surface below that gets my blood flowing.
My first impressions of the Ubuntu LiveCD version were back in the 5.x days, and it really didn't do it for me back then. I'm not sure what it is, though, but I'm really liking 7.10 on my hard drive. Could it be an OS/2 replacement? I'm not sure yet, since I've only been exploring it for a week or so. But I've not hit any roadblocks yet. We shall see. Film at 11!
Xerces/C++ isn't difficult to use at all. It was fun to convert stuff to/from XML and get a test message gateway going. I wonder if we'll ever use it?
I've been taking an XML Basic Concepts course all day and I think all those DTD's are frying my brain.
Next stop -- learning the Xerces SAX2 parser. Cool beans!
I've been here for longer than I can remember, but I'd never bothered to pay attention to the Friends/Foes feature until today. Huh.
It seems that I need to pay more attention to my environment.
I may start making journal entries, too. How's that for scary?
Discovered Journal function today. Interesting. Maybe I should spend more time exploring the


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Reviews for: New Harmony Farm CSA, LLC
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Certified Organic CSA
By: Audra Cooper (Jan 16, 2013)
After moving to the area, I started looking for a CSA that was certified organic. I lucked out and found New Harmony Farm located in Newbury, MA. This is my first time at joining a CSA and I'm very happy with the results.
The quality has been fantastic and there's always a good variety of veggies to choose from. Erin also brings in organic vegetables from other farms to give more variety to the shares.
There are two different days for pickup at two locations which is very convenient. Another thing which I do appreciate are the reminder emails for pickup, along with suggested recipes for the veggies that will be distributed for the week.
I'm looking forward to another great year!
-Audra Cooper
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By: Niall Robinson (Dec 6, 2012)
The things I look for in a CSA are food quality, harmony with nature, local and price. I have been in two other CSA's in the Newbury/Newburyport area and switched to New Harmony Farm when I heard Erin purchased the land. I have not been disappointed! Erin promotes "organic and beyond" farming methods at a fair price. The quality is excellent and the location is close to Newburyport, a busy town.
New Harmony farm is blazing a trail in new organic methods for growing vegetables and sits on the cutting edge of exciting new research into mineral rich farming. Erin combines all of this in a very friendly, open and community focused environment. I would highly recommend New Harmony Farm.
Niall Robinson
Father of two
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New Harmony Sings
By: Elizabeth Marcus (Nov 16, 2011)
I was a CSA small share member at New Harmony Farm this year. I have belonged to CSA's for a decade now, but this was my first with New Harmony. I was very satisfied with the quality, quantity and variety of the produce we received. I particularly liked some of the varieties we received that you would never see in the supermarket ... especially not organic.
One of the best parts of the CSA was the enthusiasm and availability of the farmer, Erin Stack. She was always there ready to answer questions, solve any issues, or to just visit. This was the first year for the New Harmony CSA, which Erin took over very late in the season from the former owners. She pulled it together admirably for this year and has great plans for next year. I can't wait to see how it all develops!
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Since a few weeks I have issues with jack2 on Arch
1. It's gone pretty verbose, filling any terminal from where a jack
application was started with lots of messages. These mingle with
the client's output, rendering it more or less unreadable.
Neither --silent nor the --verbose flag change the amount of jack's
output.2. It behaves as if the -T (--temporary) flag where given, i.e. exits
once all clients have closed their connections.Some example output, which is the result of jack2 started with
jackd -d alsa -d hw:0 -p 128 -n 3, then starting and quitting mplayer.
http://sebsauvage.net/paste/?6fd645cc70f83404#8NHeh0ASRuLREkgFbPBNMRi4M8...Arch currently provides 1.9.8, but this seems unrelated to the version.
Downgrading to older jack versions or package releases does not fix
this, despite those having been perfectly fine at the time.Compiling locally and experimenting with configure flags didn't help
either.Searching the web&Arch fora brought nothing up,
so here I am, asking for help.best,
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The Valley of the Sun Chapter of the National Football Foundation will honor 39 high school and college football scholar athletes March 1 at the Scottsdale Plaza Resort in Scottsdale.
Headlining the event are Gannon Conway, All-Pac 12 defensive end honorable mention, who helped anchor the Arizona State front seven that was among the best in the nation in several categories, and Drew Emanuel (Northern Arizona University) a semifinalist for the William v. Campbell Trophy which recognizes the best scholar athlete in the nation in college football.
Conway, an honor student who received All-State honors out of Higley High School in 2008, will serve as an inspiration to several of the high school scholar athletes being honored that may not have received the college recruiting interests they deserved. Gannon was in consideration for the 2013 Burlsworth Trophy, which is given to the most outstanding collegiate football player who began his college career as a walk-on.
Having received no Division I scholarship offers, Conway opted to play for Mesa Community College and helped lead them to the Valley of the Sun Bowl Championship, in 2008. Then, after a two-year LDS mission in the Dominican Republic, he walked-on at ASU, eventually earning a full-ride scholarship, and became an integral part of new Coach Todd Graham's stalwart defensive scheme that resulted in the Sun Devil's 10-3 record – and a post-season Holiday Bowl appearance. In ceremonies preceding the San Diego Bowl game, Conway was awarded the Admiral U.S. Grant Sharp Trophy, given to an individual who demonstrates unselfish commitment, motivation and teamwork. Gannon, now at 6-foot-4, 285 pounds, hopes to get a good look at an opportunity to play in the NFL.
Drew Emanuel (Highland graduate), received All-Big Sky playing accolades as a junior, while playing tight end for Northern Arizona University. On Feb. 18, Emanuel was recognized nationally as the NFF Scholar Athlete of the Day.
The Chapter's Scholar Athlete of the Year is quarterback Zach Werlinger, of Chandler Basha. Zach posted a near perfect 3.98 GPA, with an honors-weighted 4.548 GPA, and was a DI 1st Team All State QB. And yet again, another stellar scholar athlete with great physical attributes – at 6'2" and 190 pounds – seemed to go unnoticed by the Division I schools. But, this baffling lack of attention abruptly ended when Werlinger quarterbacked the Arizona All Stars to a third consecutive Canyon-Coast Classic win over the Southern California high school All stars, in January. Soon the Sun Devils, Wildcats, and other big-schools came courting, and Werlinger will be attending the University of Arizona as a "preferred walk-on" this fall.
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A 37-year-old Nebraska woman died of unknown injuries Friday afternoon after a snowmobile rollover accident on Buffalo Pass.
Jodi Beier, of Dakota City, Neb., was snowmobiling with family members in the Long Lake area, Routt County Coroner Rob Ryg said.
"She got separated from them, and they looked for her for about 15 minutes until they found her," Ryg said. "She was underneath the snowmobile when they found her."
Beier was snowmobiling with her husband, son and nephew, and the family was staying in Kremmling, Routt County Search and Rescue member Riley Polumbus said.
Members of her snowmobile party were administering CPR when they called for help shortly after 2 p.m., and they continued efforts to revive her until Search and Rescue crews arrived, Ryg said.
"She was basically gone when they got there," Ryg said.
A rescue team of six reached the woman shortly after 3 p.m., Polumbus said. Rescuers used an automatic external defibrillator but got no response, Polumbus said.
Search and Rescue crews and Routt County Sheriff's Office deputies remained on scene until shortly after 6 p.m.
Because no one witnessed the accident, it's not clear how or why it occurred, Ryg said. An autopsy will be performed to determine Beier's cause of death.
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Hi geniuses,
Does anyone know if it is possible to set up my Sky+ recorder to accept a cable Freeview set up?
Where I live satellite dishes are not allowed and I do not want to chuck it out.
Thanks in anticipation
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If that is what is allowed in your area
carries a fair selection of SKY[but not all]
in addition to Freeview
But thats it if no dishes are allowed
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Posted March 18, 2010 at 8:21AM
As I haven experience of what a SKY+'box can do
is to experiment.
If you go for cable it comes with its own 'Box'
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Can't see a satellite signal and a cable signal being similar.
The Sky dish is dealing with an infinitesimal signal.
A cable signal, by the very nature of normal cable losses, will be much stronger.
If you don't get an answer here try the Digital Spy forums.
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Perhaps the word "Infinitesimal" should not be used in this context as a Sat Signal is measurable.
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A dish needn't be mounted high on a wall. Anywhere in the garden with a clear view of the satellite will suffice.
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The simple answer is NO. The Sky+ system will only work with a Sky subscription, if you cancel this then the + functions are lost. In any case it won't work with cable.
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I stand to be corrected dms_05 but I have been told that if you cancel your sky sub you still receive some channels, I'm not sure which ones but that's what I've been told
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I haven't had a Sky+ digibox for years (as I'm now on Freeview) but when I cancelled my subscription, the recording facility stopped working but I could still receive the free-to-air channels.
I don't think this has changed.
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Quite correct - as I said before the Sky+ features won't work. However the box will continue as a receiver only and will have no record or playback functions at all - regardless of the channel been Pay or FTA.
No Sky PVR will allow any input from an external source even if you have full Sky+ features enabled.
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SURAT: Investigations into the suicide of an assistant sub inspector's son have revealed that the 21 year-old- boy had not gone to college for the last two years and had lied to his parents about his having done engineering.
Devang Patil had shot himself on Monday afternoon with the rifle of his father Manhar who is posted in Valsad crime branch. The boy had shot at his forehead with the 0.22 bore rifle and had died on the spot. He had chosen his father's room for taking the extreme step at a time when only his mother was at home. His body was spotted by his father when he came for lunch.
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Men were more than twice as likely to have COPD as women. But while smoking was, and is, a significant risk factor for COPD in China, only 24% of the females with COPD were smokers, as opposed to nearly 82% of males, suggesting that womens risk might be more strongly associated with the use of biomass fuels, especially for cooking in poorly ventilated areas.
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4 month old topic. let it rest.
Fanboy Wars topic. How did this go to 3 pages?
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@lostrib said:you botched this thread by not having 500 postsSorry TC, but those are the rules for System Wars. See the Survival Guide sticky for reference.
@Lulu_Lulu said:No we don't..... we want Deep games, not Complex Games.Interesting that you phrase it that way. Extra Credits has a really insightful video on the correlation between depth and comple...
Never more have I seen a thread fail to make a point. With this going nowhere, it's a lock.Also, relying on the readers to have to look up information themselves doesn't make a foundation for a topic.
@Wasdie said:Well the PS4 trolls have won if you even had to make this thread in the first place. Kudos to them.Knowing that it's just the fakeboys making these disingenuous claims, which aren't even...
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@Blabadon said:I miss the old SW rules nowThere's still the cardinal rule; This is System Wars, not Fanboy Wars ;)
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This really isn't System Wars material. And all you need do is check with your local gamestop.
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"We started 1-3 on our way to changing our offense including two extremely close losses to Brown Deer and Eisenhower," Moroder said. "But the season quickly turned around in a 16-14 victory over Pius XI, and we finished the season 3-1 on our way to qualifying for the playoffs."
Junior running back turned quarterback Dylan Wiese finished second in Woodland Conference in total rushing yards among running backs with 750 yards in seven games.
Besides being a playoff qualifier, the Vikings were also named the 2012 Week 6 AM 1250 Team of the Week.
Three players made All-Conference First Team - senior defensive end Matt Hewitt, junior interior defensive lineman Lukas Lauer and junior offensive lineman Brett Connors.
The Vikings had 10 honorable mention players - running backs Wiese and junior Bryan Watson; offensive linemen juniors Kevin Thiessenhusen, Spencer Stanfield and Lukas Lauer; junior defensive end Nate Latus, junior linebackers Alex McLeod and Ben Meleski and defensive backs senior Trent Krickeberg and junior Travis McKeon.
Meleski was also an All-Conference All-Academic choice.
Moroder will lose 12 seniors - Hewitt, Krickeberg, Luke Austad, Kevin Dempsey, Paul Kennedy, Adam Linssen, Sean Marton, Steven Nersesian, Ricky Seidl, Dylan Somogji, Matt Stranger and San Juan Yepez.
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Get ready to GLOW, El Paso. El Paso Susan G. Komen will host a one of a kind after-dark running experience with a music-filled glowing race course at Ascarate Park on Friday.
The event, presented by Hoy Fox Volkswagen and benefiting Susan G. Komen El Paso will kick off at 7:00 p.m. with the first wave of runners followed by walkers at 7:15 p.m.
Event organizers say that Glo the Park is an after-dark running experience that is less about how fast you run, but more about enjoying the music-filled glowing course around the lake with your friends and family.
Participants of all ages, shape, speed, and size are welcome at Glo the Park. You're encouraged to come for the run, but stay for the DJ-led After-Dark Glo Party, which will continue until 10:30 pm. Participants will also enjoy the Hoy Fox Volkswagen Neon Showroom showcasing the tie-dyed Volkswagen Beetle.
Up to 75 percent of the funds raised at Glo the Park will remain in El Paso to provide breast health education, screening, and treatment services for the underserved men and women in El Paso. The remaining 25 percent goes to fund national research to discover the causes of breast cancer and, ultimately, its cures.
Participants can register online at http://komenelpaso.org/glo-the-park/. Registration fees are $25 for participants ages 19+ and $10 for ages 6-18. Groups of 10 or more will receive a special rate of $20 per person in the 19+ age group (offline registration only). All registered participants will receive a previous year's Race for the Cure shirt to decorate, glow items to help Glo the Park, one neon race bib, and entry into the After-Dark Glo Party. Visit www.komenelpaso.org or call 915-533-4433 for more information on Glo the Park.


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Americans love the idea of a second chance, of watching someone persist until they get it right. So there's something especially thrilling about the successful rebooting of Church & State, a French bistro in downtown L.A. that opened to sullen reviews back in 2008. The place always had a great look—carnival lights, antique mirrors, brick floor, and a great location in the vintage Nabisco building—but it wasn't until the talented chef Walter Manzke (formerly of Bastide) arrived earlier this year that the food began to match the charming atmosphere. For lunch we had a moist, bacon-y roasted chicken à la Bourgeoise with pearl onions and carrots, and a croque-monsieur so light and fluffy it could have doubled as a tea sandwich. After a summer job at a cannery in Alaska many years ago, I thought I never wanted to see a shrimp again, but a plate of sweet Santa Barbara spot prawns, accompanied by garlic aïoli and topped with a handful of English peas and fresh wild arugula from Manzke's parents' garden, had me rethinking my boycott. The place was noisy, the tables full, the prices reasonable. Church & State is in a somewhat dicey neighborhood, but who doesn't want to support a comeback, especially in this town?Margy Rochlin, first published on Gourmet.com
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Various branches of the Web-based system maintained by the project are affected: one vulnerability allows attackers exploit the "buildid" entry of a form for bug reporting to launch a cross-site scripting attack. Additionally, a call to "Email::Send::Sendmail()" can be exploited to inject malicious code.
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The Phoenix Coyotes defeated the Anaheim Ducks by a score of 5-4 in a shootout at home Saturday night.
Monday night, the Coyotes beat the same team by the same score in the same fashion.
�Yotes head coach Dave Tippett told Arizona Sports 620's Burns and Gambo a lot of the credit for his team's recent success goes to the contributions his defensemen have made on offense.
"In the NHL today you have to have your defensemen contribute on the offensive side," he said. "It's hard to score goals and we're fortunate we have some guys that can really move the puck in (Oliver) Ekman-Larsson and (Keith) Yandle."
In Saturday's victory, the Coyotes' defense helped get things going on offense a bit. In the second period Yandle notched his ninth assist of the year while Ekman-Larsson got his 11th in the third period.
The defense really stepped up Monday night for Phoenix. Ekman-Larsson tallied his 12th and 13th assists in the second period against the Ducks, with his second of the night setting up fellow defenseman Yandle for a slapshot goal, his fourth on the season.
Not to mention, Ekman-Larsson put the game winning goal right past Anaheim goalie Jonas Hiller's glove in a shootout. However, the Coyotes wouldn't have had the opportunity to win had not defenseman Michael Stone scored to tie the game at 4-4 with 7:49 left in the third period.
"Mike Stone has a really, really hard shot that when he can get it away he can do some damage," Tippett said. "We've got defensemen that we push them to try to contribute on the offensive side as well as being good defenders. Last night was a good example of that coming true for us."
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Nomura Securities International Inc. expects the Brazilian central bank to cut the benchmark interest rate by 75 basis points to 9.75 percent at next week's monetary policy meeting, according to a research note e-mailed to clients today.
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The house has a gable roof over the garage (gable vent on driveway end) tied into a hip roof over the main part of the house.
The roofer installed a ridge vent across both the gable and hip sections of the roof . He left the power vent (near the peak of middle of the hip roofed section ) the but told me to disable it which I did. However, the attic seems to be hotter than before. I am thinking that the area opening of the relatively short length of the ridge vent at the peak of the hip roof is too small to efficiently exhaust the hot air What are my options here ( run the power vent, add some more passive vents ("turtle back") high up on the hip roof fairly near the ridge etc ? - Thanks |
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In theory, the attic temperatures are not an issue of concern. The roof ability to vent the moisture is what is the critical element. Yes, zoned AC systems that are in the attic do have to work harder if that is the case, but speaking purely theoretically, the temp is not the issue if your envelope (air) and insulation layer of your attic floor are intact and sufficient. You will always want to have more incoming air than you have exhaust air. If not, you run the risk of creating a negative pressure in the attic and thereby removing conditioned air from the conditioned zone below. This is what is often happening when people run attic fans and feel like they are "working" by keeping the attic cooler. They are, but at the expense of sucking conditioned air into the attic. I am guessing that you have soffit vents for the incoming air? Have you checked them and are they unblocked and open? If they are and you have good continuous make up air coming in, putting a couple of vents in the roof (not powered) is okay if you are concerned. Again, it is not really a necessity if your attic insulation and envelope air tightness is good. If you are worried about a second HVAC system running in inhospitable environments, a little more exhaust to get the air moving shouldn't be too back. That being said, even a small ridge vent should flow plenty of air. Check your soffits. |
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My onboard sound is an intel 865GBF, and I wanna know how do I install the drivers without having to recompile the kernel. Reason being I wanna have some sound ...
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go into your kernel-dir (e.g. /usr/src/linux-kernelversion) and type
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read the help for your module cuz there stands which name the module has!
after that save your config and back in konsole:
Code:make modules modules_install
Code:modprobe <modulename>
make install not love
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- 03-10-2004 #3
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hmm... it says its already a module? intel i8* sound support. maybe its not supported in RedHat?
- 03-10-2004 #4
- 03-14-2004 #5
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I got it to work but now when i go into Counter-Strike, i can hear the menus PERFECTLY but when i enter a game it stops, and when i exit the game the menu sound stops? I tried OSS and ALSA? anyone have any ideas? o I disabled the ESD sound server


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About the property
Converted into a cosy, fresh, modern and fully equipped cottage ideal for a couple to enjoy. A multi-fuel stove creates a cosy atmosphere no matter what the seasons bring. Through the patio doors, there are stunning views of Eigg, Muck, Rhum and on a clear day the Cuillins of Skye can be admired from the comfort of the living room. Also just a stroll away awaits sandy shores and secluded coves to enjoy and explore. All on one level with laminated wooden flooring throughout: open plan kitchen and lounge with dining area and multi-fuel stove. Front entrance to hall leading to one double bedroom and shower room with toilet and washbasin.
Local Information
By Road
2 miles to Sonachan Hotel (Internet access available), Ardnamurchan Lighthouse and tearoom.
6 miles to Ferry Stores, Community Centre (Tearoom, Indoor activities, Gym, Tourist Information, Surgery), Kilchoan Hotel, Kilchoan Pier where the ferry to Tobermory departs.
1 miles to Bay McNeil, to Sanna Bay
As always – fantastic! Thank you.