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- Common Statistical Fallacies (Flowing Data) — once you know to look for them, you see them everywhere. Or is that confirmation bias?
- Project Hijack — Hijacking power and bandwidth from the mobile phone's audio interface.
Creating a cubic-inch peripheral sensor ecosystem for the mobile phone. - Peak Plastic — Deb Chachra points out that if we're running out of oil, that also means that we're running out of plastic. Compared to fuel and agriculture, plastic is small potatoes. Even though plastics are made on a massive industrial scale, they still account for less than 10% of the world's oil consumption. So recycling plastic saves plastic and reduces its impact on the environment, but it certainly isn't going to save us from the end of oil. Peak oil means peak plastic. And that means that much of the physical world around us will have to change. I hadn't pondered plastics in medicine before. (via BoingBoing)
- web.go (GitHub) — web framework for the Go programming language.
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Four short links: 4 May 2012
Statistical Fallacies, Sensors via Microphone, Peak Plastic, and Go Web Framework
Understanding randomness is a double-edged sword
A review of "The Drunkard's Walk: How Randomness Rules Our Lives."
While Leonard Mlodinow's book offers a good introduction to probabilistic thinking, it carries two problems: First, it doesn't uniformly account for skill. Second, when we're talking probability and statistics, we're talking about interchangeable events.
Four short links: 13 September 2011
Lie with Research, Learning as You Teach, 3D Printing, and Future of Javascript
- Dan Saffer: How To Lie with Design Research (Google Video) — Experience shows that, especially with qualitative research like the type designers often do, two researchers can look at the same set of data and draw dramatically different findings from them. As William Blake said, "Both read the Bible day and night, But thou read'st black where I read white." (via Keith Bolland)
- Teaching What You Don't Know (Sci Blogs) — As that lecturer said, learning new things—while challenging—is also stimulating & fun. If that sense of excitement and enjoyment carries through to your actual classes, then you'll speak with passion and enthusiasm—how better to in turn enthuse your students? Ties in with the Maori concept of Ako, that teacher and student learn from each other.
- Bored of 3D Printers (Tom Armitage) — made me wonder how long it would be before we drop the "3D" prefix and expect a "printer" to emit objects. That said, I love Tom's neologism artefactory.
- Future of Javascript from Google's Internal Summit — Javascript has fundamental flaws that cannot be fixed merely by evolving the language. Their two-pronged strategy is to work with ECMA (the standards body responsible for the language) and simultaneously develop Yet Another New Language. I still don't know which box to file this in: techowank fantasy ("I will build the ultimate language and all will fall in line before me!" — btdt, have the broken coffee mug), arrogant corporate forkwits, genuine frustration with the path of progress, evil play for ownership. Read Alex Russell's commentary on this (Alex is the creator of Dojo, now an employee of Google) for some context. I have to say, We Will Build A Better Javascript doesn't fill me with confidence when it comes from folks producing Chrome-specific demos (causing involuntary shudders as we all flash back to "this site best experienced in Microsoft Internet Explorer" days). Trust makes Google possible: Microsoft wanted to roll an identity solution out to the public but was beaten to pieces for it; Google was begged to provide an API for gmail account authentication. The difference was trust: Google had it and Microsoft had lost it. When Google loses our trust, whether by hostile self-interested forking, by promoting antifeature proprietary or effectively-proprietary integrated technologies over the open web, or by traditional trust-losing techniques such as security failures or over-exploitative use of data, they're fucked. I use a lot of Google services and love them to pieces, but they must be ever-vigilant for hubris. Everyone at Google should look humbly at Yahoo!, which once served customers and worked well with others but whose death was ensured around 2000 when they rolled out popups and began eating the sheep instead of shearing them.
Four short links: 2 September 2011
AutoUpdater, Extrapolation Apocalypse, C Compilers, and Authentication
- Invisible Autoupdater: An App's Best Feature — Gina Trapani quotes Ben Goodger on Chrome: The idea was to give people a blank window with an autoupdater. If they installed that, over time the blank window would grow into a browser.
- Crackpot Apocalypse — analyzing various historical pronouncements of the value of pi, paper author concludes "When πt is 1, the circumference of a circle will coincide with its diameter," Dudley writes, "and thus all circles will collapse, as will all spheres (since they have circular cross-sections), in particular the earth and the sun. It will be, in fact, the end of the world, and … it will occur in 4646 A.D., on August 9, at 4 minutes and 27 seconds before 9 p.m." Clever commentary and a good example when you need to show people the folly of inappropriate curve-fitting and extrapolation.
- clang — C language family front-ends to LLVM. Development sponsored by Apple, as used in Snow Leopard. (via Nelson Minar)
- OmniAuth — authenticate against Twitter, GitHub, Facebook, Foursquare, and many many more. OmniAuth is built from the ground up on the philosophy that authentication is not the same as identity. (via Tony Stubblebine)
Four short links: 20 July 2011
Meaningful Subsets, iPhone Reading, JSON Parser, The Epiphanator
- Random Khan Exercises — elegant hack to ensure repeatability for a user but difference across users. Note that they need these features of exercises so that they can perform meaningful statistical analyses on the results.
- Float, the Netflix of Reading (Wired) — an interesting Instapaper variant with a stab at an advertising business model. I would like to stab at the advertising business model, too. What I do like is that it's trying to do something with the links that friends tweet, an unsolved problem for your humble correspondent. (via Steven Levy
- JSON Parser Online — nifty web app for showing JSON parses. (via Hilary Mason)
- Facebook and the Epiphanator (NY Magazine) — Paul Ford has a lovely frame through which to see the relationship between traditional and social media. So it would be easy to think that the Whole Earthers are winning and the Epiphinators are losing. But this isn't a war as much as a trade dispute. Most people never chose a side; they just chose to participate. No one joined Facebook in the hope of destroying the publishing industry.
Four short links: 23 June 2011
Communities, Statistics, News, and Doubting Data
- The Wisdom of Communities — Luke Wroblewski's notes from Derek Powazek's talk at Event Apart. Wisdom of Crowds theory shows that, in aggregate, crowds are smarter than any single individual in the crowd. See this online in most emailed features, bit torrent, etc. Wise crowds are built on a few key characteristics: diversity (of opinion), independence (of other ideas), decentralization, and aggregation.
- How to Fit an Elephant (John D. Cook) — for the stats geeks out there. Someone took von Neumann's famous line "with four parameters I can fit an elephant, and with five I can make him wiggle his trunk", and found the four complex parameters that do, indeed, fit an elephant.
- How to Run a News Site and Newspaper Using WordPress and Google Docs — clever workflow that's digital first but integrated with print. (via Sacha Judd)
- All Watched Over: On Foo, Cybernetics, and Big Data — I'm glad someone preserved Matt Jones's marvelous line, "the map-reduce is not the territory". (via Tom Armitage)
Four short links: 14 June 2011
ASCII Diagrams, Bayesian Textbook, Telehacks Interview, and Table Resizing in CSS
- ASCII Flow — create ASCII diagrams. Awesome. (via Hacker News)
- Principles of Uncertainty — probability and statistics textbook, for maths students to build up to understanding Bayesian reasoning.
- Playable Archaeology: An Interview with the Telehacks Anonymous Creator (Andy Baio) — The inspiration was my son. I had shown him the old movies Hackers, Wargames, and Colossus: The Forbin Project and he really liked them. After seeing Hackers and Wargames, he really wanted to start hacking stuff on his own. I'd taught him some programming, but I didn't want him doing any actual hacking, so I decided to make a simulation so he could telnet to hosts, hack them, and get the feel of it, but safely. (Andy was the interviewer, not the creator)
- Responsive Data Tables — CSS ways to reformat data tables if the screen width is inadequate for the default table layout. (via Keith Bolland)
Four short links: 19 May 2011
Internet Access Rights, Statistical Peace, Vintage Jobs, and Errata Etymology
- Right to Access the Internet — a survey of different countries' rights to access to access the Internet.
- Peace Through Statistics — three ex-Yugoslavian statisticians nominated for Nobel Peace Prize. In war-torn and impoverished countries, statistics provides a welcome arena in which science runs independent of ethnicity and religion. With so few resources, many countries are graduating few, if any, PhDs in statistical sciences. These statisticians collaboratively began a campaign to collect together the basics underlying statistics and statistics education, with the hope of increasing access to statistical ideas, knowledge and training around the world.
- Vintage Steve Jobs (YouTube) — he's launching the "Think Different" campaign, but it's a great reminder of what a powerful speaker he is and a look at how he thinks about marketing.
- Anatomy of a Fake Quotation (The Atlantic) — deconstructing how the words of a 24 year old English teacher in Japan sped around the world, attributed to Martin Luther King.
Four short links: 21 March 2011
Javascript Master Class, Stats for Pythonistas, CAM Floor, and HTML Extraction
- Javascript Trie Performance Analysis (John Resig) — if you program in Javascript and you're not up to John's skill level (*cough*) then you should read this and follow along. It's a ride-along in the brain of a master.
- Think Stats — an introduction to statistics for Python programmers. (via Edd Dumbill)
- Bolefloor — they build curvy wooden floors. Instead of straightening naturally curvy wood (which is wasteful), they use CV and CAD/CAM to figure the smallest cuts to slot strips of wood together. It's gorgeous, green, and geeky. (via BoingBoing)
- Extracting Article Text from HTML Documents — everyone's doing it, now you know how. It's the theory behind the lovingly hand-crafted magic of readability. (via Hacker News)
Four short links: 10 January 2011
Online Collaboration, Reputable Twitterers, Old Computers, and Web Experiments
- Tools and Practices for Working Virtually — a detailed explanation of how the RedMonk team works virtually.
- Twitter Accounts for All Stack Overflow Users by Reputation (Brian Bondy) — superawesome list of clueful people.
- The Wonderful World of Early Computing — from bones to the ENIAC, some surprising and interesting historical computation devices. (via John D. Cook)
- Overlapping Experiment Infrastructure (PDF) — they can't run just one test at a time, so they have infrastructure to comprehensively test all features against all features and in real time pull out statistical conclusions from the resulting data. (via Greg Linden)


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If you eat enough garlic, you'll not only keep your doctor away, chances are pretty good that you'll keep a lot of other folks at bay, too.
From their Hall County roots, Amy Paden and Eddie Ray are branching out to change lives worldwide through Hearts of America Inc.
Some people spend their whole lives chasing after love, but not Mark and Nancy Kelley.
Mid- to late summer is prime time for gardeners - a last chance to grow a second batch of fresh vegetables before the plant-killing frosts arrive. Add a few protective enclosures, such as cold frames, overhead sheets and hoops, and the harvest can be extended until Thanksgiving and beyond.
When it comes to a heart-healthy diet, most folks automatically flock to poultry or fish, but a recent study suggests it could be beneficial to reconsider positions on red meat.
We've all seen them: The folks who are too busy doing everything else except paying attention to where they're going.
It was just three words, not a very long sentence, but it was the most magical sound to Jennifer Lane's ears.
In addition to worship services, most churches have also played host to a fair share of wedding ceremonies. And it's not uncommon to hear a pastor acknowledge a wedding anniversary from the pulpit or in church bulletins.
Remember how much you loved taking naps on the chaise of the bed and breakfast where you stayed during your last vacation? Or how much you couldn't get enough of looking at the tropical flowers in the arrangements on the dinner table during your last cruise?
They can be joyous events, these gatherings of friends and food called potlucks. You know, a genial host and happy guests each toting a dish that perfectly complements salads, entrees and lip-smacking desserts spread across a flower-bedecked table.
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CHICAGO- If you stand in the right spot in Tom and Karen Renk's Sugar Grove, Ill., yard, you may notice that dozens of trees on the property are in perfect lines. That's because the area used to be a black walnut nursery, and the 50- and 60-foot trees date back to the early 1950s. These trees are not gardener-friendly."We found out that black walnuts, from the leaves and the roots, give off this toxin, juglone, that keeps many other plants from growing," Tom Renk says.
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http://espn.go.com/blog/dallas/mave...alathes-visits-mavs-wants-to-begin-nba-career apparently he's ready to start his NBA career and has talked with the Mavs about joining the team.
Cool. I've been hoping he would make that call soon. I'm really interested to see how he would do in the NBA.
Back to the topic at hand, I will be very interested to see Calathes in the league. For all his faults (defensive, finishing ability, set shot), he is a phenomenal pick and roll player with great court vision, quick hands, and unbelievable stamina. Not sure he fits what the Mavs are doing, but he any team that wants to play an up tempo game would do well to take a chance on him.
Calathes' defensive inadequacy has often been exaggerated here. He was no defensive ace (well, maybe in the Euro league), but I seem to recall Donovan putting him on the other team's best offensive perimeter player fairly often. He has decent size and moves his feet better than most here give him credit for (even though it's true he can't jump very high). Besides what rserina said, Calathes was also exceptional at moving without the ball (even though he handled it most of the time he was on the court for the Gators), and he had a knack for coming up with loose balls/rebounds. I loved Nick's play as a Gator, but I've always been a fence-sitter regarding whether his remarkable college play would translate to the NBA level. But, I really hope we get a chance to see him try.
Nick has size and he has been in Europe for a while, so I am sure that he can now flop with the best ones. Isn't that enough D for the NBA?
For the life of me I still don't understand how he can't dunk. I'm almost exactly 6' and when I was 18 (and 40 pounds lighter) I was maybe an inch from being able to dunk and was nothing close to a pro athelete. He's 6'5" so he's only a foot or so from the rim when he puts his arm up just standing and has played basketball all his life so he's had plently of opportunity to practice jumping. he should invest in those shoes Jimmy from Seinfed was selling.
Not quite... I'm 6'4" and my reach is about 8'-2" flat-footed. I have fairly long arms so I would bet that Calathes' reach is about similar. That being said, he should still be able to dunk!
Same for me. At 6', I could dunk a volleyball in high school, but I was the only person on our volleyball team who could do so. My vert was about 30". If Calathes' vert is about 25" (which I think is correct), he should have some trouble dunking in a game.


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it would be weird and a bit disapointing to get back from the lab I agree at the same time I really dig these yellow shots!!! Cheers and thanx for the recent visits/likes!!!
@koduckgirl thank you so much! i really like them too! they remind me of the hot sun and summer. Now, when it is winter here in moscow and everything is covered with snow, these shots make me feel warmer)))
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Some women experience sadness, anxiety, onset of compulsive behaviors, and many other psychological issues after giving birth to living infants! Guess what, researchers: Pregnancy is a major life event and all major life events have psychological risk factors associated with them.
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When Congress blocked new school meal nutrition rules that were under consideration by USDA, new reports said politicians were "fighting over fries" and that food industries stymied efforts to provide students with healthier lunches.
That's not what's happening in Billings area schools, nor in most schools across the country. Want to know what K-12 students are having for lunch?
Take a look in Billings Public Schools cafeterias and you'll see fresh fruit and veggie bars. The high schools have "chop sticks" stations where noodles, lean meat and veggies are served in Chinese-style take-out cartons. There's pizza, too. But this isn't your typical pizza pie. All Billings school pizza has a yummy whole-grain crust and low-fat USDA commodity cheeses. In addition to low-sodium commodity tomato sauce, the taco pizza is piled with lean beef, lettuce, fresh tomatoes and veggie salsa. Students can add more veggies and salsa. Trumoo chocolate milk is a student favorite — delicious with calcium and protein, yet fat free with little added sugar.
Trumoo is one of many examples of how industry has worked to meet nutrition guidelines for schools with food that kids will eat, said Dayle Hayes, Billings dietitian and author. The white, whole-grain pizza crust served in Billings area schools is a ConAgra product.
Healthier commodity foods
USDA has changed the nutrient profile for 180 commodities that are now lower in fat, sugar and sodium than when most of today's parents were in school.
Bette Hunt, who is in charge of Sodexo food services for Billings public and Catholic schools as well as Lockwood, has worked for years with local nutrition experts and food suppliers to make school meals healthier. Hunt recently hosted a meeting for local food producers to discuss how they would supply school programs. A recent statewide school food service meeting in Helena brought in suppliers to showcase healthy products for school meals.
"The overall message is that industry, government and Sodexo have really changed food," Hayes said.
Hunt and Hayes know that students will choose foods that taste good, not necessarily foods that are nutritious.
"You don't really want to advertise whole grains and brown rice," Hayes said. "You want to offer good food."
French fries and other greasy, fried potatoes haven't been on local school menus for years. However, baked potato wedges and baked potato bars where students can help themselves to healthy toppings are featured in local cafeterias. A recent national survey found that 89 percent of U.S. schools don't serve French fries.
With school lunches already on track to be healthier, why was there a congressional lunch debate?
The National Institute of Medicine proposed new school meal standards to USDA in January. USDA asked for public comment and within 90 days received more than 130,000 responses. Many involved an IOM proposal that four "starchy" vegetables be served no more than once a week. Those vegetables are potatoes, green peas, corn and fresh lima (butter) beans. USDA was in the process of reviewing public comment and word was circulating in nutrition circles that the "starchy vegetable limit" would be modified, according to Hayes, who worked for the National Potato Council on this issue. The American Dietetic Association and school food professionals had objected to the OIM guidelines.
"We heard USDA had conceded the starchy vegetable point and the sodium standard also was being considered," said Virginia Mermel, who has long chaired the School Health Advisory Committee for Billings. Mermel, who holds a doctoral degree in nutrition and works from Billings, said the IOM drew up school meal guidelines without involving dietitians or food service experts. She said that the IOM's extremely low proposed sodium limit would be appropriate for an adult who had extremely high blood pressure.
"Sodium is not a problem in school meals," Mermel said.
"The things Congress did last week do not set back meal standards in any way," Hayes said.
The congressional school food fight and much national media coverage of it was more smoke than fire. What parents and taxpayers should know is that local school lunches offer healthier choices than ever before — thanks to collaboration between local volunteers, schools and food suppliers.
Congress didn't have to intervene by blocking rules that hadn't even been adopted when it passed a partial budget bill. However, our lawmakers found it easier to stand up for starchy vegetables than to finish the national budget, which is now nearly two months past due.


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Try this inexpensive and fresh version of a chicken casserole--no need for processed soups or sauces! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 36.1g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 8.8g | Protein: 27.9g | Calories: 320.6
A great side dish that complements any entree. Submitted by VICKYGAYLE Carbs: 12.1g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 4g | Protein: 2.6g | Calories: 53.3
The secret to this hearty vegetarian chili is butternut squash. It holds its shape and adds a layer of flavor and sweetness. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 51.4g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 18.6g | Protein: 12.9g | Calories: 263.4
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Just one serving of this creamy soup contains 1 serving of vegetables, 1 serving of milk, 4 grams of fiber, 17 grams of protein, and more than a day's supply of Vitamin C. One serving equals just 2 Weight Watcher's points. It can also be made to fit a Zone 40-30-30 diet plan*. Submitted by ELMNOP Carbs: 15.3g | Fat: 3g | Fiber: 4g | Protein: 16.8g | Calories: 149.5
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Mine's ok Luvs, besides the usual ivillage crap that floats across every now and then. Hope you aren't having problems. Have you tried any other sites to see if it's doing the same thing? ~Anj |
Is it only this forum? Also the age old questions: Have you done a Disk Cleanup and defrag lately? Have you cleaned out your cookies? That sometimes helps. I haven't noticed any GW slowdown today. |
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I was having the darnest time with the forum posts opening up and then closing down my AOL. Seemed it was taking forever to close down. I did a Live Chat with an AOL rep and was told it could be that since I opened so many pics in emails and other stuff, that they were being saved in my "offline storage" area. I was told to open AOL but not sign on, go to "Settings" in the AOL menu bar, then to "Offline Storage" and reduce the amount of space from "60" to "35" and then go to "File" and "Exit" the program (not just "X" it down). Next step was to reopen AOL, again not sign on, again go to "Offline Storage" and reset the storage space to "60" - again close down using the "File" and "Exit" buttons. After that my AOL opened quicker, forum pages opened quicker, etc. Luvs, it could also be a "music program" that may have been an attachment to an email (without you knowing about it). I had this happen months ago also. When I chose to "Shut Off" a screen would pop up saying this so-called music program was closing down - it was "in the background" so to speak. I did a technical search and found others in the computer world had this same music program problem when shutting down. The solution was to go into your "Programs" and literally "delete" that music program. Maybe doing some of the above will help you but I will agree doing a disk cleanup and Defragmentation of your computer will get rid of things you think you deleted completely but are actually still stored on your computer. A defrag will get rid of those deleted files and temp files, etc. and give you more space on your computer. |
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My Samsung Hard Drive has developed a fault showing bad sectors on the device and I need to return it. I brought it 3 Years ago from Ebuyer so obviously can't send it back I phoned Samsung today and they said to goto SamsungHDD.com to fill the request there but I'm not sure what to do.
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I have checked the SamsunHDD site and doubt they will be able to help. I think your only course of action is to see if you can get someone to open up your laptop and replace the HDD. I would suggest you try a local computer shop not one of the big boys and if they can help, get a quotation not an estimate for the cost in case it is unrepairable and then you shoudn't have to pay. It may be the cost will be more than a new laptop.
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Suggest that you start with the warranty check Samsung HDD warranty check
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Code 103 The product has been brought in from outside of this service region and cannot be serviced. Please contact your reseller or distributor.
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I think it means you pays your money and makes your choice. If you are lucky you may be able to get the laptop repaired. There is the point if you have a Factory Image on the HD you will have to buy a copy of Windows which may make the decision to buy a new laptop the cheaper option.
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Sorry my error. After 3 years I feel you may be banging your head against a brick wall making a claim, but nothing to lose. At least replacing a HD in a PC is not too difficult. Make sure you set it to Master. You may be able to install the faulty unit in the PC as a slave and move some of the dats elsewhere.
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Please DO NOT use Map Quest, nor Apple Maps. Use Google Maps or the Direction on this page. Make sure to ASK the Attendant that you are at VIP facility. Hard copy of reservation is required at check-in. ____ Minimum Charge is 3 DAYS. ____ No Grace Period. ___ NO Over Sized Vehicles, NO over 7 Foot items. ____ IF Lot is FULL you must LEAVE your keys. Please arrive at VIP Airport Parking 15 minutes prior to the time you want to be at your airport terminal. Vehicles must be at the lot at least One Hour and 15 minutes prior to the Flight. The Terminal is only 3 minutes away.
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The parking lot was a hard to find for me. I passed by it the first time but I wasn't able to make a safe a U-turn around the area. The lot is tiny so it is advised you do not bring a truck or a large SUV. I also wouldn't advise bringing any high-end cars or any car you think is precious. This "parking lot" is literally a lot with lines. The shuttle was prompt when heading to the airport but took some time on my way back to the lot. Lastly, there's only ONE PERSON operating this lot (hence the low rate).
This was such an excellent value and so close to the airport. Everyone was very friendly and got us quickly to our terminal. When we called for pick up we didn't have to wait more than 5-10 minutes. I would HIGHLY recommend this Airport Parking Service!
Surprised to find you have to leave your keys, which isn't needed at other lots here. I did so with a little anxiety. However, I found everything OK when I returned. I expect to use you again.
Very fast and friendly service all around!
i will not use VIP Parking again ...
I arrived at parking lot at about noon. Nobody was there, office was closed and lot was jammed with no empty parking spaces. There were no signs on the office explaining if/when anyone would return. I was in my car, leaving to look for a different lot, when the shuttle van drove up. One man was working at the lot AND driving the shuttle van! He said it was always like that. At least they should put a sign on the office so people will know to wait for the van! However, on my return, the van was at the curb 5 minutes after I called -- very fast.
parking was easy, transpotation to airport was quick, pickup from airport was quick, I did self service but the driver helped with bags departing and returning, and most of all the price was low and the service was excellent. I will use this service again.
I liked the prompt and courteous service, both at departure and at arrival. They are easy to find and close to the airport and freeway onramps off of highway 880 in Oakland. I will use them again! Manny
Parking lot is a little crowded but there was sufficient space - especially since I made a reservation.
My reservation was for 4:30 a.m. and when I arrived at the lot, it was closed. No one arrived until 4:42 a.m. I called the number listed and a man answered and said he would be there in 2 minutes...took him over 10 minutes to get there. I called two more times at 4:40 a.m. because he had not arrived and I didn't want to miss my flight, but there was no answer. When he arrived, there was no greeting, no apology, and didn't even look at me. He took his time opening the gate and moving his shuttle from the entrance so that I can enter the lot. Then he found a space for me and told me where to park. The airport was not too packed and I did not have to check in bags so I was able to get through the gate quickly and not miss my flight. But if I would have had to check in bags, I would have missed my flight. The way back was smooth. Same attendant. He picked me up withing 10 minutes of calling and drove me to my car in the lot. Will not park here again, cannot risk missing my flight and having to rush.
very satisfied
This parking lot is smaller than the ones I used before, But, the service is good.
The attendant was extremely rude and unprofessional, referring to other customers in front of me as "idiots". He was impatient and demeaning when I asked questions regarding a portion of the parking fees which I did not understand. He walked out of the office while I was still attempting to understand; dismissing me and my concerns, and refused to answer ANY questions. VIP Airport Parking should not be advertised as an affiliate of Oakland Intl. Airport. I will never again do business with VIP, and promise to share my absolute dissatisfaction with fellow travelers, as well as other social media sites.
Let's just say that you get what you pay for! ! ! ! The lot is extremely small and can only accommodate about 40 cars or so. We did not feel comfortable leaving our keys with the attendant. We were afraid our car would get damaged because it would need to be moved many times during the stay. I would not recommend this lot to anyone. Paying a bit more is well worth the peace of mind.
The ride to the airport was prompt and the driver very friendly. The ride back....horrible! The driver did not speak to us except to yell. Made us load and unload our own bags. He took 15 minutes to reach the airport, which I can understand, but waited an extra 20 minutes for someone who must have called when her plane was still taxiing. We asked once if he could drop us and come back and he scolded us in his language while shaking his finger pointing at us. Meanwhile Park n Fly and one of the other companies made 4 trips in the time we waited. VIP parking was awful and furthest thing from VIP service. I will spend the extra bucks and go with another company on my next trip.
The attendant Hamin is wonderful.


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TAMPA, FL -- United Soccer Leagues announced the Team of the Week honors for the 15th week of the USL season, honoring Portland's David Hayes as the USL First Division Player of the Week and Western Mass' Almira Barbosa as the USL Second Division Player of the Week.
The Portland Timbers established a new single-season USL First Division unbeaten streak record at 16 games (9-0-7) with a 1-1 draw and a 3-0 victory over the weekend in South Florida, surpassing the 15-game (10-0-5) record set by Montreal in 2005.
Trailing 1-0 late in Friday's contest in Miami, perhaps it was only fitting that defender David Hayes was the man to provide the equalizer to keep the streak alive and tie the Montreal mark as the Timbers defense had allowed only eight goals in its previous 15 games.
After sending a free kick outside the edge of the box over the bar three minutes earlier, Hayes would get another chance in the 78th minute when Miami committed a foul outside the box on the left side. Hayes stepped up and curled a shot from 25 yards out around Miami's two-man wall and inside the left post for the equalizer at 1-1.
Leading 1-0 two nights later against the Blues, he nearly doubled the lead from another set piece. In the 40th minute, a free kick from the defender almost found its way into the back of the net from 35 yards out. He aimed a shot at the top left corner of the frame that slipped through the hands of Pat Hannigan, but the goalkeeper got just enough of the ball to send it over the crossbar. Instead, Hayes would have to settle with helping lead the defense to its eighth shutout of the season.
Sitting in the lower half of the table, the Western Mass Pioneers picked up a critical four points in a pair of matches against the visiting Bermuda Hogges on the weekend with striker Almir Barbosa leading the way with three goals and an assist.
On Friday evening, The Pioneers got off to a good start with a 5-0 drubbing of the last-place side. Already comfortably ahead late in the second half with a man advantage at 3-0, Barbosa added to Bermuda's misery with a strike in the 82nd minute and set up defender David Tyrie four minutes later for the final tally.
On Sunday, however, it was a different story as Bermuda stunned the hosts with the opening salvo in the first half. But Barbosa proved the hero in the second half with the equalizer in the 69th minute, and the go-ahead goal just three minutes later. With a win in sight, the Pioneers had to settle for a draw, however, as Daman Ming hit a spoiler three minutes from time.
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Johnny Moran added 16 points for UNI (17-10, 7-8 MVC), while Marc Sonnen scored 12 points and handed out six assists. Chip Rank was a spark off the bench with 10 points for the Panthers.
Bryant Allen paced Illinois State (16-10, 8-7) with 17 points. Jackie Carmichael added a double-double of 14 points and 13 boards as the Redbirds two-game winning streak came to an end.
UNI led 40-34 at the intermission after it shot 53.6 percent from the field and connected on 8-of-11 from beyond the arc in the opening period. The Redbirds hung around by making 50 percent of their field goals in the first half.
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Most people who want to become actors hit the road and head to Hollywood. But an actress who moved from New York to El Paso a few years ago says she's managed to make her career take off right here in the Sun City. This -- while being a wife and taking care of her three year old son.
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Kathryn is probably best known for playing Kasey Sprows on the ABC television series "Scoundrels".
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Kathryn started her television career on the soap opera "As the World Turns" while she was living in New York City. She played the java hostess. Kathryn also had a role in the USA Network's television series, "In Plain Sight" and in ABC's The Deep End.
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