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Hi, i'm Reegan Jackson. Im 19 years old, trying to get my work out there and hopefully one day make a living with my passion. From as early as I can remember I have always loved drawing and making things. I have an ever growing wanderlust to see the world, I love nature and exploring foreign lands. I think these all tie into creating my diverse range of art work and how I approach life in general. I have dreams of going to University but my dyslexia has given me both a burden and a gift. I have never been able to get the grades to get into Uni, so I work hard and slowly rise. On the other hand, my dyslexia has also allowed me to form the creative ability and love I have today for what I do. Anyway, I hope you like the work I post and find it interesting. Peace.
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1 Then another message came to me from the LORD: | 1 The word of the LORD came to me: |
2 "Why do you quote this proverb in the land of Israel: 'The parents have eaten sour grapes, but their children's mouths pucker at the taste'? | 2 "What do you people mean by quoting this proverb about the land of Israel: " 'The fathers eat sour grapes, and the children's teeth are set on edge'? |
3 As surely as I live, says the Sovereign LORD, you will not say this proverb anymore in Israel. | 3 "As surely as I live, declares the Sovereign LORD, you will no longer quote this proverb in Israel. |
4 For all people are mine to judge -- both parents and children alike. And this is my rule: The person who sins will be the one who dies." | 4 For every living soul belongs to me, the father as well as the son--both alike belong to me. The soul who sins is the one who will die. |
5 "Suppose a certain man is just and does what is lawful and right, | 5 "Suppose there is a righteous man who does what is just and right. |
6 and he has not feasted in the mountains before Israel's idols or worshiped them. And suppose he does not commit adultery or have intercourse with a woman during her menstrual period. | 6 He does not eat at the mountain shrines or look to the idols of the house of Israel. He does not defile his neighbor's wife or lie with a woman during her period. |
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13 Put on sackcloth and mourn, you Kohanim! Wail, you ministers of the altar. Come, lie all night in sackcloth, you ministers of my God, For the meal offering and the drink offering are withheld from your God's house. | 13 Put on sackcloth, O priests, and mourn; wail, you who minister before the altar. Come, spend the night in sackcloth, you who minister before my God; for the grain offerings and drink offerings are withheld from the house of your God. |
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Fertilizer ban starts Tuesday, under new Naples ordinance
NAPLES - If you live in the city of Naples, homeowners and landscape maintenance personnel have until May 31 to make your final landscape fertilizer applications — specifically nitrogen and phosphorous — for the next four months, whether it be fertilizing a lawn, trees, shrubs, palms or annuals. The Naples Fertilizer Ordinance Chapter 52 article VII was passed on March 5, 2008, and mandates, along with other requirements, a no-fertilizer "blackout" period from June 1 through Sept. 30.
. Collier County, outside the City of Naples, has not passed a fertilizer ordinance. Marco Island has passed a best management practices (BMP) training requirement. County residents should follow fertilizer guidelines as established by the Florida-Friendly Best Management Practices (BMP) of Water Resources by the Green Industries (61 pages). See: http://tiny.cc/iwvvp
Or call our office for more information. The ordinance was passed as an effort to oversee one of the many variables which could possibly contribute to water pollution. Agronomist Laurie Trenholm (UF/IFAS) has completed a summary of three years of turf fertilizer and irrigation trials at three UF research facilities using urea (a quick-release nitrogen source) . She concludes that:
" ….percent of applied nitrogen (N) leached ranged from 0.2 to 4.4%, with higher percentages at the low nitrogen rates, which is typical of published reports. Maintaining a dense, healthy turf is an important factor in reducing nitrate-N leaching and it is important that proper turf management reflect this."
Applications of nutrients such as iron chelates or iron sulfate (not oxide forms, which are ineffective), micronutrients or potassium may be applied during the "blackout" period. But no nitrogen nor phosphorous is allowed, unless it is a new planting, which gets a 60-day exemption. Vegetable gardens are exempt as well.
The Naples ordinance guidelines regulating landscape fertilizers containing nitrogen or phosphorous were developed with the insight of Mike Bauer, City of Naples Natural Resource Director.
■ Fertilizers containing N or P cannot be applied during the rainy season (June 1 through Sept. 30).
■ The N content of landscape fertilizer must be at least 50% slow release nitrogen source.
■ Fertilizer shall not contain more than 2 percent P.
■ Fertilizer application rates cannot exceed 1 pound N per 1000 square feet.
■ Only four applications are allowed per year.
■ Shall not be applied within 10 feet of any water-body; deflector shields are required when making application near water or impervious surfaces.
■ Retail fertilizer businesses will post a notice to inform their customers of the new application limitations and the 2 percent phosphorous and 50 percent minimum slow-release nitrogen requirements and provide a city-supplied brochure on groundwater protection.
Landscape maintenance companies and private enterprises (referred to as "institutional applicators") need to follow these guidelines.
■ Lawn and landscape maintenance shall be performed only by businesses with at least one supervisor and a minimum of 10 percent of their field staff certified by the city as lawn and landscape professionals (known as LS-BMP training).
■ At least one BMP licensed professional shall be present where maintenance is taking place. There is a renewal fee and a 3 hour (CEUs) refresher course required every year.
■ There are BMP certification decals which are to be clearly displayed on vehicles of the companies which have had graduates in this certification.
Since the LS BMP training began, in March 2006, the city has registered personnel from 175 companies, as well as Naples landscape employees, who have passed the six-hour LS BMP class for a total of 461 GI-BMP certified individuals. About 500 other landscapers who don't work in the city have taken the training as well. Of these, 87 percent said they would recommend this class to other landscapers.
The class is taught by Rookery Bay and University of Florida Extension faculty and Collier Soil and Water Conservation specialists and a few industry trainers who have been recently certified to teach.
The question remains as to how well the turf or groundcovers do inside the ten foot buffer zone along retention ponds. If the groundcover thins and the root system fades the retention pond bank may be at risk of failing; this is another good reason to have shoreline plantings (littoral shelf plant species). I plan to do a survey in some of the communities to evaluate this situation. Please contact me if you are interested in participating.
The next LS BMP class will be June 3 at Rookery Bay. See the Renee Wilson contact information below to sign up.
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Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe took a leisurely stroll with his girlfriend on Wednesday afternoon in NYC, and these two are pretty adorable if you ask us.
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While not many deets are known about the pretty brunette, the 22-year-old actor, who is currently starring in the Broadway revival of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, he did confirm to Larry King in a recent interview that he is "in love."
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Hotel Christina - Bucharest
Ion Slatineanu Nr.13 - Bucharest
1-877-662-6988Blending high-tech spaces with classical décor, this sleek, 6-story example of modern living is also happy to feature eco-friendly energy use, custom made furniture and soothing chromatic interiors. Business guests will find exceptional meeting spaces enhanced by state-of-the-art video-conferencing and audio-visual facilities, an Internet point, wireless Internet access and business services. The Green Lobby is the ideal spot to relax in afterwards with newspapers, or catch up with colleagues over a drink.
Superb dining awaits you in the stylish Lunch Café Christina, which occupies 2 levels and serves exquisite cuisine to tempt the most disciplined of palates. Don't hesitate to ask the experienced staff at this 4-star hotel about assistance with car rental, laptop hire, massages, laundry and anything else you might need for a truly hassle-free stay in Bucharest.
Pets and service animals are not permitted.
The staff was extraordinary kind and helpful! Our first night was on the 3rd floor...
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Facilities at Hotel Christina
- Bar
- Restaurant/Dining
- Luggage room
- Personal newspapers
- Multilingual staff
- City tour
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Concierge
- Laundry service
- Lift/elevator
- Room service - 24 hour
- Meeting Room
- Shuttle service from and/or to the railway station
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Internet/Email services
Know before you go
- This property offers transfers from the train station (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Children 8 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
Check-in: after 2 PM.
Check-out: before noon.
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Airport shuttle fee: RON 140 per vehicle (one way)
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Hotel Christina reviews
- June 2014
- Venere Guest
- Denmark
The staff was extraordinary kind and helpful! Our first night was on the 3rd floor and we were totally satisfied, our second night was on the 1st floor and we had a noise coming from a ventilation outside all night, which was disturbing.
- April 2014
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
Hotel Christina is superb value for money. The staff are excellent and are help very helpful and knowledgable. The buffet breakfast has plenty of options, unless you are in dire need of clogging your arteries with a greasy breakfast!! The location is well suited for the airport and city locations. You will need to spend a great deal money to surpass Hotel Christina.
- March 2013
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Ireland
I was really impressed by the standard of service and the friendliness of the staff. Breakfast was the best I have found in a long time with the variety of food and the quality first class. I really enjoyed my stay The WI/FI was excellent, overall I would highly recommend the Hotel Christina.
- October 2012
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Hong Kong
Unbeatable. I am more than satisfied staying in Hotel Christina. Everything is nice. Hardly can I find anything to complain. Highly recommended. I will certainly come back next time.
- April 2012
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Denmark
This was the nicest hotel I have ever been to. I highly recommend it! We will go there again. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful, the brekfast is very good and our room was very clean, new, spacious and well equipped with a Nespresso coffee machine and a fantastic bed.
- June 2011
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- United Kingdom
We stayed in Bucharest for 2 nights. Hotel Christina is beautiful, clean, modern and bright. Staff are helpful and friendly and the owner is a lovely man that really looks after his guests. Thoroughly recommended and wouldn't stay anywhere else if I ever go back to this city.
- October 2010
- Venere Guest
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- United Kingdom
We stayed in Christina for two nights on our arrival by air into Bucharest and one night at the end of our Romanian trip. We were throughly impressed and delighted with our choice. The design is very stylish with beautiful lighting, the architecture has beautiful clean lines, the attention to detail, first class furnishings and the best bed we've ever slept in. First class breakfast and great food in the restaurant; friendly, helpful staff who made our stay in Bucharest so memorable. We can highly recommend Hotel Christina to anyone who wants first class accommodation at a very reasonable price. We would stay again without hesitation.
- September 2010
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Italy
Excellent Hotel with a very modern and elegant design. The restaurant offers an excellent menu.
- August 2010
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- United Kingdom
Goodish location but excellent, modern, bright, clean, comfortable rooms with helpful and friendly staff. I will go back
- August 2010
- Venere Guest
- Hungary
The hotel is really new, with nicely appointed rooms, decorated in a modern style. Rooms even provide features unusual in this price braket, such as remote control-operated curtains, motor-reclining beds, esspresso-making machine. The breakfast is very nice. The mini-bar in the room was empty, but there is a 24-hour bar happy to take orders. The room air-conditioning unit (modern and very silent) was not working properly when we arrived, but was immediately fixed upon our request and worked very well throughout our stay. All-in-all, a very nice, well-managed hotel, within walking distance of Bucharest's heart. Good value. Recommended for both business trips and holidays.
- June 2010
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Spain
Recently opened (Nov. 2009), everything new. Superb quality (curtain shades even open/closed electrically! Did you ever found a Nespresso coffee maker at your hotel room? Did you ever had breakfast in the room at no extra charge? The same for any meal?) and excellent quality-to-price ratio. Breakfast in dining room is very good. Want to know a "black" spot? They did not change my towels in three (3) days... (Nobody is perfect)
- March 2010
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Luxembourg
Hotel is brand new,modern and very well located. Staff is atentive and restaurant is serving delicious plates.
- July 2014
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Italy
- May 2011
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Cyprus
- October 2010
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Israel
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- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Italy
- July 2012
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- Couple
- Germany
- January 2015
- Venere Guest
- Not Specified
- Italy
- April 2014
- Venere Guest
- Italy
Hotel Christina reviews by TripAdvisor
Room Details
Hotel Christina offers 24 guest rooms with climate control. Rooms open onto balconies. Guests can unwind at the end of a long day and enjoy LCD televisions with satellite channels. Corporate travelers will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks, complimentary newspapers and phones during their Piata Romana visit.
Bathrooms are outfitted with hair dryers. Minibars and coffee/tea makers are supplied in each room to facilitate basic travel needs. Additional comforts include air conditioning.
Irons/ironing boards can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Telephone
- Air conditioning
- Mini bar
- Extra beds
- Coffee and tea maker
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Safe
- Ironing facilities on request
- Hairdryer in each room
- Satellite TV
- Desk
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- Wireless Internet access
- Terrace/Balcony
- LCD flat screen TV
Distances from Hotel Christina
Dinamo Stadium - 0.5 km / 0.3 miYeshua Tova Synagogue - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
George Enescu Museum - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
Ion Voicu Park - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Icon's Garden - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Romanian Athenaeum - 1 km / 0.6 mi
Museum of the Romanian Peasant - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
National Museum of Art of Romania - 1.2 km / 0.7 mi
Central University Library - 1.2 km / 0.7 mi
State Circus Park - 1.2 km / 0.8 mi
Revolution Square - 1.3 km / 0.8 mi
Palace Hall - 1.3 km / 0.8 mi
Cretulescu Church - 1.4 km / 0.9 mi
Cismigiu Garden - 1.6 km / 1 mi
National Theater Bucharest - 1.6 km / 1 mi
The preferred airport for Hotel Christina is Bucharest (OTP-Henri Coanda Intl.) - 13.4 km / 8.3 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Transportation services Hotel Christina
- Shuttle service from and/or to the railway station
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
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I bought this bag of 10 Anemone blanda mixed colors. It claims to be good for my zone 6-7. I placed them in a large pot and buried them as instructed last October. The soil is moist but not wet. If the temperature is too much below freezing, I move the pot back into a cool room. It is indoors for the entire January and most of February. But there is no shoot or anything. I checked the bulbs today and they have all turned into something mushy. I don't know what I did wrong. |
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What kind of soil was in the pot? Maybe planting on 2 inches of sand would insure drainage? What a disappointment. I've never had success with them. |
Posted by iris_gal z9 CA (My Page) on Sun, Feb 16, 14 at 0:05 I used the commercial potting soil and watered when I planted the bulbs, as instructed. If I try next time, I will place them in small and transparent cups, and observe what they are doing. It helps to relieve my disappointment to learn that you did not have success with them either. |
Perhaps the pots weren't buried well and froze thoroughly ? Also, anemones don't really like being dried thoroughly (such as dutch bulbs are usually treated). It's usual that a good percentage will not sprout after being dried, however, if you ever get some going and treat them well, they will self-seed and multiply slowly. I have had A. blanda at three houses so far (planted by me). They aren't impossible...but they're not as simple as a tulip, glad, or crocus either. There's one in the back of my parents house that has lived in the lawn for 25 years and still blooms. |
dbarron, do you soak the buttons before planting? TIA |
I've done it both ways...it doesn't really seem to make much difference. One thing that seems to harm is to soak too long. The best thing you could do is order from a vendor that treats the bulbs correctly as to dryness/wetness. I know that I ordered (in the past when postage wasn't a nightmare) from rarebulbs.uk. I believe from ordering other plants that the same care would be given by Odyssey Bulbs here in the States. Russell has carefully sent other anemone species in a non-dessicated state packed with slightly damp peat or potting soil. Just like with cyclamen tubers, dessication is bad, so starting with a non-weakened tuber is sure going to increase your odds of success. |
It can be the case that most of a batch goes to that horrid white mush - and some survive. For me, they really like very good drainage, quite gravelly, in fact. And being planted not more than 2" deep. (Protect from hungry beasts if necessary.) I grow several of mine in an old enamel kitchen sink that's about 6" deep max, and has that generous drain hole, too. They share the space with alpine strawberries, which have an excellent root system and which soak up any excess summer moisture. They can be left for three years or so before it becomes necessary to refresh the mix - and thin down the competition. A dressing of bonemeal in spring is helpful. They prefer morning sun and dappled light - more like A. nemorosa than the big florist anemones. Unless you have an unusually dry spring - whatever rain you receive is generally enough. The tubers increase in size and don't have offsets. If you want more plants then you have to keep the surface aound them clear because they increase through seeds. Stay alert for seedlings when re-potting. One thing that can lead to mushy bits - planting late in the season and keeping them too moist. The longer they've been out of the ground the more vulnerable they appear to be. Might be like lilies - plant as soon after lifting as possible. If they've had an overnight soaking - plant into a barely damp mix and let them settle with whatever autumn rain you get. They naturalize under trees so there would be damp, not wet, leaf litter and the drainage given by the tree roots. A similar environment for you pot/s could help. They're not 'early risers' in the spring so they possibly spend a lot of their over winter growing time developing their root system before popping up, leaves before flowers. If you get that uneasy gardener feeling that 'something is not right belong the surface' you're probably right. Gently unearth a tuber or two and check. Planting individually into 2" pots could give you useful backup if a mass planting should fail. |
Thanks dbarron and vetivert. The buttons I bought were the mass marketed packaged ones. Very dessicated. Will look up Odyssey Bulbs. Thanks again. |
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What is and what is not free trade is a source of unending confusion, as the new World Trade Organization ruling on
It's a good thing to have the
The Bush administration pulled back from its disastrous steel tariffs only when threatened with WTO-approved sanctions. A regime whose policies are protectionism at home and war abroad, ignoring all critics and indefinitely locking up dissident citizens as "enemy combatants," needs to be checked by some institution. And as contentious as these WTO disputes are, they remind us of how much more civil the world of economics is than that of war.
Still, the US subsidy to cotton, which keeps production costs high and prices (relatively) low because of surpluses, is not somehow unfair to cotton farmers abroad, anymore than Brazil's subsidies to its aircraft industry are unfair to the US and Canadian aircraft industries. In the real world, there is no such thing as a "level playing field" in which producers all face the same costs of production; no seller and no buyer anywhere enjoys a right to compete only against suppliers and buyers who sell and buy at an approved price.
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Put aside the picture-perfect price models that
Free trade means the unencumbered exchange of goods and services, and nothing more or less. This means, for example, if wine from anywhere is knocking at our border's door, US consumers should be free to buy it. Free trade does not insist that the wine be produced and sold on a "level playing field" with everyone else. It does not demand that costs of production be the same in all countries. The right to buy and sell is not conditioned on the existence of a mythical, perfectly competitive environment.
What if
What if the government refuses to let the wine in for whatever reason? Americans will pay higher prices than they would otherwise have to, which only increases the waste of resources.
Let's underscore the point for theoretical clarity. The subsidy
Another example: if France squanders its national wealth to boost cheese manufacturing, that's a tragedy for those who pay—French taxpayers should rise up in anger—but an unmitigated boon for cheese eaters around the world, who enjoy cheese at cheap prices. What about those other cheesemakers around the world who long for higher prices? They will have to compete in other ways or get out of the business.
To be sure, no government should be so stupid as to subsidize any industry anywhere. If
If we waited for every government in the world to stop manipulating domestic production through interventionist measures, no country would have ever traded with any other. In fact, within the
What we have here is a very old practice at work. The institutions of international trade are being dragged into a policy that aspires to create producer price parity across borders. This is a hopeless project, and the WTO will be no more successful at this than the other would-be world economic planners who have attempted this for the better part of a century.
With or without a WTO ruling, the
It is US taxpayers, the main victims, who ought to be petitioning for an end to
In all this wrangling, even the political left seems to have learned an economic lesson, and is now agitating for an end to the massive subsidies on US agriculture—not in the name of free trade as such, of course. The developing world probably does enjoy a comparative advantage in the production of certain agricultural goods. Only a free market within and between all countries can honestly sort out questions of production and geography.
As for US producers who have lived the lush life on subsidies, they ought to seek redress for the loss of subsidies in the form of dramatically reduced taxes and regulations. Eliminating the whole of the
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INDORE: H R Khan, deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), is on his maiden visit to Bhopal on Monday. He will attend an event related to financial education and inclusion.
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Looking for a 65-70" TV, which should I go with?
Hey guys, I need a new LCD TV at least 65-70" So I'm looking at either the Sharp LC70LE847U, Samsung UN65ES8000 or LG 65LW6500 The samsung is only 65" but is at least $3200. I can find the Sharp which is 70" and only $2200. The LG is kinda in between the two So is it really worth it to spend the extra money for the Samsung? Is the quality different really that much? Thanks I'm right 97% of the time. Who cares about the other 4%
Sounds like a question for Amazon's Showroom...obviously I'm talking about a trip to Best Buy.
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But honestly, how much better does it have to be to be 5" shorter and $1000 more expensive than the Sharp? My gf would pay $1000 for 5" more but that's another story |
EDIT...also, looks like the Skype DID get there, and is available on the Samsung. EDITx2: The Sharp has 0 pairs of glasses and the Samsung has 4 pairs. Both use Active syncing (battery powered) so that is easily a $200 savings for the Samsung. (Lowest I ever found glasses was $35 a pair for my Sony. $50-$60 is typical) Last edited by Curtieson; 03-05-2013 at 11:18 AM.. |
The Sharp is about $2200 from here: http://www.eastcoasttv So it's really $700 more. The samsung has dual-core CPU and skype thing, it's nice to have but I think the novelty factor will wear out after the first month or so. The dual-core cpu is for browsing web faster ... which will be useless since it's gonna have a nice HTPC connected to it Edit: Samsung is $2700 on the same website, so it's $500 more ... hmm Last edited by V0RT3X; 03-05-2013 at 11:21 AM.. |
With the Samsung, you have pointed it out some of the really in-depth differences...you are paying for a higher machine just with a smaller screen. if you are never going to USE those advantages (Skype...Motion whatever sensor...dual core CPU...) then there is no point in paying for them. You WILL however use the extra 5" pretty often...so often in fact, you will use it every time you turn on the TV. Do you have a smart TV already? I do notice a 'boot time' with our Sony. When I first turn the TV on, the picture comes up quickly, but I can't change the input right away, it gives me a delay (Say...I left it on HDMI3 for the Xbox, and want HDMI2 for the Cable...). Once the TV has been on for a minute or two, I no longer get that delay. A dual core would limit that even more, but we are talking about a couple of seconds maybe one morning a week. Last edited by Curtieson; 03-05-2013 at 11:27 AM.. |
Eastcoasttvs is not an authorized samsung dealer. This means you won't have a genuine Samsung warranty. Buydig.com and Amazon have the UN65ES8000 for $2699 who are both authorized retailers. Trying not to confuse you further the 2013 models of this tv have started to appear in stock currently they only have the 55" model UN55F8000 in stock but the larger sizes are going to be out shortly. The costs for the F8000 series are higher as you might expect for a new model.
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get a cheapo plasma IMO. I got a 65" recently, 699 for LG plasma, and I tell you, it's pretty damn good(MUCH better than my samsung 46 ultra slim first gen). I havent seen any low end LED/LCD's that can match the display quality, and the panel itself is slim with a small bezel(it's beautiful). It'll hold me over till 4K is matured.
I am also using an HTPC on my setup, and no image retention issues. My wife frequently uses the panel for web browsing ever since I got a full sized HTPC keyboard (logitech K400) Windows 7 x64 = Best HTPC software
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every time i try to play a song in xmms it freezes. it only seems to happen when i have move than 10 or so songs in my playlist, any ideas?
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maybe you don't have enough ram available...
how much would be needed? i have 256
you should probably have 512 ram...there are many processes running and use much as it seems of your ram.so if you open xmms and load a playlist of n-number of songs it uses ram (creates new processes which are putted in ram of the system) so it makes it go slower.if there is not enough then it crashes...maybe you should resize your swap to be 2*amount of ram of your system=>512mb..
ok thanks, guess i'll head to best buy and get some more RAM, again. thanks!
There's no way you would need more RAM to use XMMS!
Sorry, but that made me a bit upset. Unfortunately, I don't know what's wrong, but rest perfectly assured that it's not because you need more than 256 MBs of RAM. If you want empirical evidence, my sister has 128 MBs, and she's running FC2 and XMMS with a playlist of a couple of hundred songs. You don't even need 32 MBs to do that.
would the fact the i have stuff like apache and mysql running affect it at all?
Are you trying to play a format you don't have the plugin for?
Is your audio output set to the correct sound server for your system?
they are ogg vorbis and mp3 files and play fine in other apps.
Were they precompiled or did you build from source? I would suggest downloading Xmms and compiling it, if it was a binary. If it wasn't, and you compiled from source, there are a some options: Upgrade, downgrade, or debug. If it persists, ask again ;)
I am sorry fellas, but if you don't know the answer. DO NOT take a stab in the dark and say he doesn't have anough ram ... jeeze. Even if it were ten songs, that's 50 megs of ram... The songs aren't preloaded into ram, infact I am pretty sure there is little buffering to ram at all, and that's in the current song playing.


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Guillermo Barro and Pablo G. Pérez-González have travelled to the Observatory of the Institut de Radio Astronomie Millimetrique (IRAM) in Pico Veleta (Granada, Spain) to carry out observations of distant star-forming galaxies at radio wavelengths (1.2 mm) using the MAMBO2 instrument on the 30 meter telescope.
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Re:Water cooling FTW (371 comments)
very rarely do water cooling systems incorporate a completely external radiator.
All mine have had an external radiator. In fact, I haven't seen one that wasn't external.
Re:Before assuming "they didn't control for" (152 comments)
Irrelevant. We cannot possibly know "all variables" - and thus stating that all variables have been accounted for is bunk.
However, that doesn't mean that the study is wrong - it's just not good enough.
Re:Wow... worse than old usenet binaries. (193 comments)
Storing a lot of data on Youtube can be done. It can be done in a hacky and good way - and it can be done in a shitty, QR-code, spacewasting way.
Re:why glass should respect privacy (154 comments)
OP is not me - but I often post as AC because I can't be arsed to log in.
Re:Just goes to show. . . (256 comments)
Yes, you could write a stopwatch app which runs on the bare metal, without relying on anything but the hardware (OK, and the part of the BIOS which starts the bootloader, unless you want to re-flash the BIOS). However that would be more complicated than you think. You'd have to initialize all the hardware yourself and handle everything on the lowest level.
The BIOS initializes all that is needed for a text-mode stopwatch. It would really not be hard to write in asm.
Doing a GUI stopwatch on the bare metal would be no more complicated than doing a text stopwatch on the bare metal ("CLI" wouldn't exactly apply then, because without some operating system, there would not be a command line to begin with, unless you'd take the unnecessary complication of additionally writing a CLI to run your stopwatch from). Just the data structures to be copied into video RAM would be a bit bigger. But then, the mouse handling code would probably be much simpler than the keyboard handling code you'd need for the text version.
While USB keyboards work in compatibility mode - requiring no USB driver, the same is not true for a mouse. That would require USB drivers. That in it self would be far more complex than writing a text-mode stopwatch.
Re:3D printer ready? (111 comments)
You can fork the software and hardware designs. Depending on how incredibly advanced your 3D printer is, you could in theory print it too...
Re:SSD Drives (140 comments)
Bare NAND is presented as a block device. NAND SSDs are also presented as block devices. That does not imply that they are equal. SSDs have a controller that does remapping on the fly, in many cases on the fly compression, bad block handlling and much more. Bare NAND does not have that layer. That is why the ACs comment should be moderated informative, and you should be moderated "plain wrong".
Re:COME ON! (305 comments)
So, no, he doesn't have the wrong definition of nutritious. You just read the first two paragraphs or so.
He also has the completely screwed-up definition of nutritious:
How can something that reduces your exposure to pesticides and antibiotic-resistant bacteria not be "more nutritious" than food that doesn't?
Nutritious means to provide nutrients, not to exclude other stuff. And he also jumps to an unsubstanciated conclusion in that sentence. Minor exposure to pesticides might not be harmful at all. Minor exposure to bacteria is in many cases beneficial, since the immune system builds up immunity...
His article is at least as flawed as the study, and thus can be ignored.
Re:iPhone can stream video to TV... (466 comments)
How many AirPlay-compatible TVs are there?
Anything with HDMI.
So my TV is AirPlay-compatible? How come my TV doesn't come up as an Airplay device? There is no such thing as an AirPlay-compatible TV, atleast that I am aware of. Feel free to enlighten me if I'm wrong.
So you ask how many TV's I can stream to, but then bring up a small subset of TV's that support your WiFi streaming.
Because you specifically said that the i-products could stream to the TV, when that is obviously not the case. AFAIK, there is not a single TV being sold that has AirPlay-support. Again, feel free to correct. There are, OTOH, thousands of different models that do support streaming from Android devices. They don't need to have WiFi, but it's nicer that way.
How is that any different really?
Now, let me see:
System that requires extra hardware, cabling, power. Versus system that has built-in support. No difference there, obviously.
I'll bet you paid more for your TV than I did for mine, and with the extra money saved you can buy an AppleTV to work with whatever modern TV you have.
It was quite possibly more expensive than yours. But the price difference I paid for a "smart" TV, vs. the otherwise identical "dumb" version was somewhere between $30 and $40. I haven't seen AppleTVs in that pricerange, at least not yet. And buying an AppleTV doesn't make my TV AirPlay compatible. I'll just be connecting a HDMI-device to my HDMI-compatible TV.
Why would you prefer a system which limits the TV's you can buy?
Because I don't want more crappy boxes underneath my TV. I don't want more cables messing up the living room. That's not a very hard concept to grasp, is it?
Why would you prefer a system which limits the devices that can stream to your TV? I can stream from Windows, Linux, Android and iOS directly to my TV effortlessly. For me, that makes sense. Why would I buy an extra device that can only stream from OS X and iOS, when my TV supports streaming from pretty much any mainstream device/operating system available?
(Yes, I consider AirPlay OSX/iOS only. It's a proprietary protocol which has horrible support on other oses)
You should try it again, there's more uptake than you think (it's cross platform across a lot of different platforms). Google doesn't show police either.
Well, I don't think I'll be trying Waze every other week. It isn't growing that fast. Google has had proper traffic info since this summer. Waze has nothing yet.
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Remember that one time when Google implemented turn-by-turn directions for iOS maps app? Yeah, me neither
How do you propose Google make changes to an app that Apple developed in-house? The Google maps app wasn't written by Google. It was written by Apple. Throw your feces in the correct direction please.
Re:Google Maps of iOS 6? (466 comments)
1) Porting it should be really easy. For Apple. Because the Google Maps app wasn't written by Google, but in-house in Apple, using the Google maps API. So Google has to write such an app "from scratch".
Re:iPhone can stream video to TV... (466 comments)
It can, using AirPlay.
How many AirPlay-compatible TVs are there? Oh, so you can't stream to the TV, you can stream to another "accessory" that is connected to the TV, and adding to the already bad cable mess. Excellent.
My android devices can stream to my TV. Using wifi. Not a single cable, no extra devices, nothing.
Like the AC said, get Waze. This has crowdsourced traffic... but also Apple wil be offering crowdsourced traffic to (in fact because of the Waze partnership it might even BE Waze traffic data).
Meh. I've tried Waze. Concept good. No uptake among locals. OTOH, google maps gives me pretty accurate traffic info.
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The Atom Z2460 beats most phones in benchmarks, and plays in an even field regarding power usage.
Compared to most phones produced last year, yes. Compare it with HTCs One X or the Samsung Galaxy SIII (or the iPhone 5), and try again.
Also, it beats few phones on GPU performance. That, and power consumption, is probably why Motorola slapped a crappy 540x960 screen in the phone.
Also, the Motorola Razr i has a 1780mah battery while the old Razr M had a 2000mah. Both are specified to run roughly 24h.
Spec sheet for the Razr i says "Up To 20 Hours". That's make it worse off for power consumption than the old Razr M.
Seriously though. Are those actual standby numbers? Do these phones have to be charged atleast once daily, without being used?
I easily get 48h+ on my Galaxy Nexus with light usage (a few phonecalls, some sms/gtalk, checking twitter/mail). It's got a 1750mAh battery.
Re:It's well deserved. (296 comments)
IE doesn't break compatibility with web standards every single release. What IE breaks with every release is bug-for-bug compatibility with older versions of IE. The competent solution would have been to build your company's web site to be compatible with the intersection of the set of web standards with the set of features that some version of IE supported.
The "company website" is doing just fine. It is the applications that aren't.
If they web developers at your company are competent, they can even handle cases where IE doesn't support web standards and never will. For example, IE is never going to support mathml, but you can get support for it through mathjax.
Did you read my post? Didn't think so. Reread my post, read the bit about external vendors/apps. Also read the bit about these applications having no real alternatives. Then just fuck off.
Re:It's well deserved. (296 comments)
Chrome isn't an alternative at all. But if it was, there's a good chance we'd have about the same release cycle as with IE. Ie, IE6 -> IE8.
Re:It's well deserved. (296 comments)
Because company intranets often use specialiced apps. Often catering to a unique need, written by specialists in a not-IT-related field. In most of the cases we deal with, these are basically irreplacable apps developed outside our company. These do in most cases, not have commercially viable alternatives.
Which means we have to test the new browser release with 600+ apps and make sure they don't break. This in it self takes a whole lot of time and work. When the troublesome apps are identified, they have to be fixed. Some we can do in-house, other we depend on vendors to fix. Now, this shit costs a lot of money and resources. We went from IE6 to IE8, which reduced the cost somewhat. I expect the same will be done when IE10 is released.
Re:It's well deserved. (296 comments)
We can't. We depend on specialist applications for which there are no alternatives. You would have known this if you bothered to read my post.
Re:It's well deserved. (296 comments)
"Don't pick someone using ancient technology". Good for you that you have that choice. If you had bothered to read my post, you would have noticed the part where I said there are several apps for which no alternative applications are available.
Also, "Not using IE" isn't an option, since most of the external apps require IE. Having two browsers for handling different applications is going to be a heck of a mess.
When you conclude on the best solutions by ignoring basic facts of my post, you are displaying gross incompetence.
Re:It's well deserved. (296 comments)
I think you'll find it's a bit more complicated than that.
So we deserve to be left out in the cold, because we have a need for applications that have yet to be upgraded to support IE9+? Our IT department employs 260+ people, and while you may claim that they "haven't got their shit together" I know these people pretty well, and they're pretty competent. IE8 is three years old. That isn't stoneage. And since IE breaks compatibility every single release, that means that more than 600 of the applications we provide (most external, some internal) have to be updated, re-tested and pushed. Almost once a year. Are you f*cking kidding me?
Chrome with their incremental upgrade model is a complete no-go. We can't have the browser suddenly upgrading and breaking a critical system either. Firefox has major revisions every other week, which is even worse for an enterprise setup.
In a small IT shop with Office and little else, being stuck on XP and IE8 would be gross incompetence. For a large company supporting more than 3k applications, it's not so much a choice. And it's not as easy as switching to other applications either, since many of these are specialist apps for which no alternative applications are available.


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Physician suspected of 'horrific' slayings of partner, toddler son
Dr. Louis C. Chen, the physician found bloody and semiconscious in a First Hill apartment on Thursday, has been ordered held in connection with the slayings of his partner and their toddler son.
Seattle Times staff reporter
A physician found bloody and semiconscious in a First Hill apartment on Thursday has been ordered held in connection with the slayings of his partner and their toddler son.
A King County District Court judge on Saturday determined there was probable cause to hold Dr. Louis C. Chen in custody on investigation of two counts of aggravated murder in the double homicide. Chen remained hospitalized Saturday at Harborview Medical Center.
Dan Donohoe, spokesman for the King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office, said the judge made the ruling by telephone after reviewing an emailed copy of the document of probable cause prepared by police and prosecutors. A document of probable cause outlines the law-enforcement case against the accused.
Donohoe said the document of probable cause will be released on Monday.
The deadline for filing charges against Chen is Tuesday, Donohoe said.
Chen, 39, who was scheduled to begin work this week as an endocrinologist at Virginia Mason Medical Center, was found bloody and semiconscious in his apartment on Seattle's First Hill Thursday morning.
A hospital representative who had gone to Chen's apartment found two men in the living room. Law-enforcement sources identified the dead as Chen's partner, Eric A. Cooper, 29, and the couple's nearly 3-year-old son.
Sources said the toddler's body was in the bathroom. All three appeared to have suffered knife wounds, according to a source.
Police described the scene inside the penthouse apartment as "horrific."
On Friday, Chen was listed in serious condition at Harborview, where he was under police guard. His condition was not available on Saturday, but police earlier had said that his injuries were not considered life-threatening.
Chen, a 2000 graduate of the University of Chicago's Pritzker School of Medicine, had completed a three-year residency at Duke University in the spring.
Property records show that Chen and Cooper shared an address in North Carolina and had moved into the First Hill apartment together in July. Public records additionally show that Cooper had returned to North Carolina at some point.
Although details about the child were scarce, one source familiar with the case said he had been adopted "out of some pretty bad circumstances" in Southeast Asia.
Another source said Chen's family had flown in from Taiwan and had obtained counsel for him.
When reached by phone on Saturday, one of Chen's attorneys, Raymond McFarland, declined to comment on the case.
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