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Online Fashion Clothing that people purchased are, sometimes, very really attractive. Because it makes more space for us to select the most suitable ones. Namely, the time you spend on fashion clothes online search is definitely less than those which you go to a retail to pick one by one.
Personally, when you choose to buy a cloth online instead of going to the local store, you're doing a wonderful thing. Because, in this globalized situation, the world is getting smaller and smaller in some way. We are no longer in need of going to supermarket or franchised clothing store. According to my personal shopping experience, shopping at franchised clothing store, will always be a higher cost. While, all these drawbacks will be gone if you surf the internet and use the browser to type out the keywords. Some online fashion clothing emerges are mainly due to the internet development and the strong needs for online shopping. This really helps so many people that they sit just in front of the computer, type out the keywords in Google and then click. Then there will be so many online clothing stores for you to choose. You will find this is very enjoyable in your daily life.
Buying the famous brand fashion clothing is not the priority. As we know, the purpose of making a searching online should be very flexible. Then you'll get the online clothing stores as possible.
Online Fashion Clothing may bring you about the visual feast, that's exactly my girl's words. So we can see that there must be so many people hold the same idea. You don't have to worry about the times you can wear, what you need to think about is that you'll get happy with shopping at a lower price without going outside and bargain with them. You happy, your boyfriend will be happy too, for incredible price. Well, forget it, just a joke. Anyway, online fashion clothing could benefit you than what it is expected.


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Autism Certificate Program
The coursework for a Certificate in Autism is available both as a stand-alone certificate or an area of emphasis with the Master of Education in Special Education. Either way, the classes are completely online.
Program Overview
- 15 credit hours
- Coursework is completed online
- Prerequisite: bachelor's degree
- Completion time varies. Students may take up to three classes each semester and two each summer session, making completion time vary by individual.
- Semester-based courses align with the Academic Calendar of Texas Tech University. New students may enroll at the beginning of any one of the four semesters throughout the year.
- Coursework can be paired with a Master of Education in Special Education
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- Related degrees:
- Master of Education in Special Education
- Bachelor of General Studies
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Contact the program coordinator by phone.
- Name: Robin Lock
- Phone: 806.834.3976
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Although there is no application deadline, potential students are encouraged to submit all application materials at least two months prior to projected initial enrollment.
- Complete the ApplyTexas application.
- When asked to select your major, you will choose Graduate Certificate Program.
- When asked to indicate your major area of interest/specialty, type Autism.
- When asked what degree you will seek, choose Certification.
- In the Custom Questions section of the application, be sure to choose CAUT - Autism from the list of available Graduate Certificate programs.
- Complete additional admissions requirements as outlined by the Texas Tech University Graduate School.
- The initial application fee is $60. Each subsequent application is $50.
- Students who plan to pursue only the Autism Certificate and do not plan to earn a master's degree do not need to submit Graduate Records Exam (GRE) scores to the University.
- Applicants must have official transcripts from all colleges and universities previously attended sent to Texas Tech University Graduate School.
- International students must also submit a Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score to the Graduate School.
- Check the Applications tab in your Raiderlink for notification of a change in your admissions status.
- Upon your acceptance into the Graduate School and the College of Education, you will work with a faculty advisor to develop a degree plan. If you receive notification of rejection, you may contact the Associate Dean of Graduate Education and Research, 806.742.1998, ext. 436, for advisement regarding the admissions appeals process.
Interested in taking only one or two courses? Use Texas Tech University's Graduate Temporary Status to apply and take as many as 12 credit hours without completing the application process to a degree program.
Program Requirements
Certificate programs can be pursued independently or concurrently with a master's program. All coursework is offered online.
Required Courses (15 credit hours)
EDSP 5303 | ABA I: Applied Behavioral Analysis in Special Education |
EDSP 5306 | Instructional Strategies for Teaching Low Incidence Disabilities |
EDSP 5320 | Characteristics of Students with Low Incidence Disabilities |
EDSP 5345 | ABA II: Data Collection Methods and Single Subject Designs |
EDSP 5390 | Seminar in Special Education for Augmentative and Alternate Communication Systems |
For a Master of Education in Special Education, emphasis in Autism, 21 additional credit hours of coursework and a comprehensive evaluation or thesis will be required.

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text: Augustinian spirituality is a unique lens through which one can discover God. Stemming from Saint Augustine's own life, his writings, and his teachings, Augustinian spirituality can largely be summed up as the act of journeying together in search of the truth that is God. This journey, as Augustine's own life gives example, was not merely a communal and internal journey toward God, but rather a communal and outward journey. Augustine took scripture as a guide for truth, and specifically followed the example of the first Christian community described in the Acts of the Apostles. As such, he and the communities in which he lived followed Christ's outward model of love through service to others.


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The mini-doc opens with a narrator describing Harris's Perrine home: "Not far from the glamor of South Beach, in an out of the way corner of Miami is a sunburnt patch of land known to fight fanatics as America's mecca for backyard brawling."
From there, the producers tell the tale about the unsanctioned bare knuckle, no rules bouts that go down in Perrine. ESPN also introduces viewers to John "Boom-Boom" Andre, a 42-year-old 140-pound pizza maker who made $1,500 from one of Dada's fights. "I'm a champ without a belt," Boom-Boom explains. "I've been getting in trouble since 1988. I robbed people. I stole cars. I beat cops up. I went to prison."
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Gwen AraujoSubmitted by Guest Rapper (not verified) on Sat, 10/11/2008 - 3:19pm.
Don't you mean Edward Araujo?
If he had not passed himself off as a female while still biologically a male and engaged in sexual activities with males who were under the mistaken impression he was a female, he would still be alive today.
There's nothing wrong with coming out. There's something terribly wrong about tricking heterosexuals into homosexual activity through deception.
If I claim to be an astronaut, it doesn't make me an astronaut. Edward had the exact same genitalia at the time of his death that he had when he was born. Despite his and others' attempts to deny reality, he was in no way a daughter. He was a simply a son who received a post-morten name change in the California courts.
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After a rather wet and soggy weekend, I woke up this morning to a beautiful sunny day in Seattle. Despite it being a bit cool, I do enjoy the sunshine so much more than the dreary gray days of a Seattle winter. Most of the leaves have fallen from the trees which makes good mulch for the gardens, but just adds more work to my stack. The good news is that there is snow in the mountains and the ski resorts in the area have opened early this year, so I hope to get in some good ski days.
In the previous post I attempted to explain the subtle differences between unit testing and API testing. It should also be noted that testing at the API layer is different than testing through the GUI. API testing is primarily focused on the functionality of the business logic of the software, and not necessarily the behavior or the "look and feel" from the end user customer perspective. In fact, the 1st tier customer of the API tester is the developer who designed and develops the API. The second tier customers are the developers who utilize the APIs in building the user interface or applications that sit on top of the underlying infrastructure of a program. And finally, API testers must also consider the various end-to-end scenarios of the end user customers at the integration level of testing (without a GUI).
This post will discuss why API testing is an important activity in the complete software development lifecycle (SDLC). Teams that have multiple developers and a continuous integration (CI) build process can greatly benefit from API testing. Key benefits of API testing include:
- Reduced testing costs
- Improved productivity
- Higher functional (business logic) quality
Reduced Testing Costs
It shouldn't be a surprise to anyone that finding most types of functional bugs early in the SDLC is more cost effective. The primary goal of unit testing, and component/integration levels of testing (API testing) is to flush out as many functional issues in the business logic layer of a software program as early as possible in the SDLC. Driving functional quality upstream not only reduces production costs, but can also reduce testing costs.
API testing can reduce the overall cost of test automation. Automated API tests are based on the API's interface. So, once the API interface is defined testers can begin to design and develop automated tests. Having a battery of automated tests ready as the functional APIs come on-line pushes testing upstream in parallel with development rather than later in the SDLC. This also enables earlier tester engagement and closer collaboration between testers and developers.
Also, since API interfaces are generally very stable, so automated API tests are less impacted by changes as compared to GUI based automated tests. Many testers are familiar with the constant upkeep and maintenance typically associated with GUI based automated tests. The constant massaging of GUI automation is often a huge cost in a test automation effort and a contributing factor to why so many automation projects fail. Automated API tests in general require a lot less maintenance unless there is a fundamental change in the underlying infrastructure or design of the program.
Another significant way that API testing can reduce testing costs is by refocusing testing. Many test strategies rely heavily on finding functional bugs typically using exploratory type testing through the GUI. But, most software produced today is developed in "layers" (see Testing in Layers). A more robust test strategy should focus the bulk of functional testing at the API layer that contains the "business logic" of the program. Of course some functional issues will still be found while testing through the GUI, but the focus of testing at the GUI layer should be on behavioral testing. A test strategy that provides a multi-tiered approach is more effective than the typical approach of throwing a bunch of bodies to bang on the GUI in an attempt to beat out the bugs. A multi-tiered test strategy may even reduce the total testing time by reducing the need to spend long cycles trying to uncover a lot of functional bugs through the GUI.
Improved Productivity
There are different ways to evaluate productivity, but certainly one way is to ensure production keeps moving forward. Continuous integration is a keystone of Agile development projects, and at Microsoft this means daily builds. If the build breaks, production grinds to a virtual halt and forward momentum is blocked until the issue is fixed. A build break negatively impacts the productivity of the entire team. A suite of low level integration tests can help identify potential build breaks especially involving dependent modules before new fixes or features are merged into a higher level branch.
API testing can also improve productivity of testing. For example, structural testing is a white box test approach intended to test the structure or flow of a program. If increased levels of code coverage is an important goal, then the most efficient way to improve structural coverage is to identify untested code paths and design and develop API level tests that will tactically target untested code.
Perhaps the most significant improvement to productivity is gained through teamwork. Building and releasing great software products require a team effort. A team of people working closely together. Gone are the days of the adversarial relationship between developers and testers. Changes in technologies, changes in customer demands, and changes in how we build software require close collaboration between developers and testers, and testers being actively engaged throughout the SDLC and not just at the beginning (picking apart a spec), or at the end (banging out bugs via the GUI pretending to mimic a 'customer'). A team focused on delivering high quality can greatly add to a team's overall productivity.
Higher Functional Quality
One of the advantages and also disadvantages of testing at the API layer is that you can test the API in ways that are different then how the GUI interacts with the API. For example, the Morse Code Trainer has an interface for the methods that parse the dots and dashes and plays a system beep of 1 unit duration for each dot in the stream, and a system beep for 3 units of duration for each dash in the stream. The duration of a unit is based on the WordsPerMinute property value.
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Testing this property at the API level we could "set" a negative integer value to make sure nothing really bad happens. But, a well-designed GUI would never accept an integer value less than 1 (which is painfully slow) nor above 150 (which is ridiculously high). A better design might be to use a drop-down list of values ranging from 5 (the minimum requirement for a basic license) to 20 words per minute (required for the highest level amateur radio operator license). Of course, it may be possible to find functional anomalies while API testing that could not be found via testing through the GUI. But, the important thing an API tester must consider is how a bug found at the component or integration levels of testing adversely affects a scenario, or the customer.
API testers work alongside of the developers. An API tester may also provide input into the initial API design, engage in code reviews before check-ins, and of course write automated tests to test the API (component level) and APIs in end-to-end scenarios (integration level). Having testers engage with developers early and throughout the SDLC helps ensure team work and instills the idea that quality is a collaborative effort.


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Buckcherry is shooting a music video for a new song from the upcoming album 'Confessions' and they want YOU to be in it. This is a casting call for ANYONE who can be in Los Angeles (North Hollywood) on November 13th.
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Males and Females, 18-35, skaters, punks, rock & roll, punk rock, unique, special, high energy people. Bring 2-3 changes of clothes as options.
i.e. sports, bands, clothing labels etc.!!! Bring your own identity, come as you are!
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"I liked it!"
Adapt: Why Success Always Starts with Failure is a book full of interesting stories, about some curious characters that I've never heard of. It is an easy listening that stresses trial and error and complexity of problems.
His 3 Principles- try new things/ ideas; make failure survivable; learn from your mistakes and adapt, and in the end, he gives the the forth principle: security (or delusion of security).
"Giving to others is powerful"
Can you give to others part of your time, part of your money or part of your knowledge to help others? The authors argue that you can and have lots of reasons to do so. It is a good book, with scientific researches and real meaning to life. Give it a try.
Get Up! Is a great book! There is a lot of scientific data backing it up and the story itself is compelling. Why are we sitting so much and playing so little? Get up and exercise, and have fun.
"Excellent Biography!"
This Great Master: Beethoven-- His Life and Music is a great find. The biography is non linear, told by a prizewinner professor, Robert Greenberg. The professor is a great enthusiast of Beethoven, and that shows in his lectures. He accompanies the biography with Beethoven music, and points out why that sonata is good, or not so good, and what was happening to him in that time. Great listening!
"Mini Habits May Work for You (and Myself)"
Although it is a small book and the writer tries hard to fill it up with scientific knowledge, the soul of Mini Habits is simple: create few-- up to 4-- mini habits, even laughable ones (like do one push up), and follow the script (or don't break the chain).
And yes, it may work.
I did something like that when I was writing my first book. At the time I was a resident at a cardiology hospital, my wife was pregnant, and I told myself: write one page a day and please don't break the chain. Most of the days I wrote 3 pages, and couldn't get hold of myself. I completed the book before my daughter was born.
Now for my second book I cannot write one page a day-- It seems too much effort. I have 2 kids, many patients to see, well, almost impossible (or so I think). And I postpone. I know that I could find time to write. Maybe if I told myself: "write 5 LINES each day" I could had completed my second book years ago.
Good idea, Stephen Guise!
"Brilliant Night!"
Night, by Elie Wiesel, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, is great book to read. His words are gentle, but he speaks of destiny, cruelty, disease, death. The ignorance about the diabolic nazi, the ghetto, the deportation, the cattle car, the starvation, the injustice, are still ringing in my ears, as well as to many who had read the book. I've got in touch with the book when I was a naive teen, but the audible version is much, much better.
The narration by George Guidall, at first sounded strange, hard to listen, but, when I got accustumed I reconsidered, and thought that it fitted just right with the gloomy atmosphere of the story.
The crude reality of a tragic war told by a gifted writer, and very much worth listening and never forgotten.
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"Slowing Down Time Itself"
Sometimes we gotta listen to something like that: soothing, motivational, relaxing, healthy. Better, we gotta listen to it on a regular basis. The book focus on concentrating in the moment, instead of thinking about the past or wondering about the future. We have to listen to our body, learn how to breathe, being fully there.
Jon Kabat-Zinn has a penetrating voice that convinced me to practice mindfulness.
Great book!
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Make it Stick, I think, is the best book that teaches how to learn-- the strategies, what really, really works, not only empirical data, but the researches, the scientific data. Do you think that reading all over again is a good plan to ace tests? Think again. There is so much good information that in the middle of the book I had to buy the written version. But don't be mistaken, the audible version delivers it all.
Make it stick is a must! Everybody who wants to increase brain power, that has a limited time to study, has to listen/read it.
Excellent book!
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I enjoyed Smarter-- I view it as the author's quest for choosing the right formula on how to increase his fluid intelligence. He meets a lot of great scientists, many who say that intelligence is immutable; others who insist that it is changeable and can be increased, reads lots of scientific papers, ponders, doubts,and then prepares his own regimen, mixing ingredients that he believes will augment his brain power.
Well, could he do it?
Read it and find out.
At least he "FEELS SMARTER"!-- good ending.
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"Great, from beginning to end"
I read "Cracking the Code" in one seat, or better, while doing groceries and cooking dinner. It is a great book: small, energetic, enthusiastic and fast paced. Go ahead and listen to it. You will love it too.
"Practical, but misses passion"
Commit to Win almost enchanted me. It is practical, well researched, objective, but something slipped from the author's view: I think it lacks passion. Heidi Reeder knows a lot about the subject of commitment and gives us the element to "going all in" or an alternative if it isn't working out (get out of the commitment without being ashamed or guilty), but the vast knowledge couldn't extrapolate to the pages with heart beating words. 4 stars, not five, but a good book after all.


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Breakfast Topic: Noob Encounters
I informed him that he should probably find a mage. Unhappy with my answer, he responded that I was being lazy and I should open up the portal, as he knows warlocks can move people from here to there and I shouldn't lie to him. Against my better judgement I tried to explain how summoning works, going so far as to suggest bothering a warlock in Darnassus. He replied with a few choice obscenities, put me on ignore and left the auction house. I can only assume he was heading off to find a Warrior to conjure him some water for his long trip to Darnassus.
This is not my first close encounter of the noob kind, but it was certainly the rudest. Most of the time I try to help, but some people just seem to be beyond any assistance you might provide. What's your most interesting noob encounter in Azeroth?
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PIERRE, S.D. (AP) – The state Agriculture Department and South Dakota State University are holding a symposium on challenges faced by beginning farmers and ranchers.
State Agriculture Secretary Walt Bones says the average age of a South Dakota farmer is 57. He says that's due to the continually rising costs of land, equipment and other inputs that make it difficult for young people to get started in farming and ranching.
The symposium will be held Nov. 27 from noon to 5 p.m. at the student union on the SDSU campus in Brookings.
University of Nebraska agribusiness professor Ron Hanson will give a two-part keynote address. Hanson is working on issues involving the transfer of farms and ranches to the next generation.
Bones says college students and young farmers and ranchers should attend.
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Day by day we are seeing an increasing number of program installers coming bundled with third party offers/advertisements. Why? Simply because these third party offers/advertisements allow developers to take advantage of a business model that differs from the traditional make-money-by-selling-software mindset and enters the freeware-but-ad-supported system (shareware/commercial software that have third party offers/advertisements are just plain pathetic). After all, freeware developers are only human and they also desire to make money – can't really blame them for that. The problem is adverts in program installers are notoriously unpopular among users.
Users have come to accept adverts on websites (although some users do block them, most realize that ads are needed to keep a website alive). So, then, why are ads in programs so hated? Isn't the principle the same – adverts in program installers are needed to keep freeware alive, right? Well the root cause of the problem lies in the fact that adverts bundled in installers started off with useless – and often dangerous and malicious – programs being offered in the ads. While this is now changing, as developers realize that advertisements in programs are potentially a good money maker they are trying to get legitimate advertisers instead of undesirable ones, that sinking feeling about adverts being malicious in installers is still there among users. Plus it doesn't help that many users often accidentally and unknowingly install third party/unrelated programs because many adverts are opt out instead of opt in.
So, then, that brings me to the main question of this article: What are your thoughts on third party offers/advertisements bundled with program installers? Do you support and encourage them, do you dislike and discourage them, do you dislike but accept them, etc.? To get the discussion started, I will share my opinion first.
As a website owner, I realize how critical advertisements are as a source of revenue. So, I support adverts in software installers (for freebie or freeware software only – not paid/commercial software) simply because freeware/freebie software developers need a source of revenue also. However, the software offerings in the adverts need to be
- 100% legitimate (not malicious or harmful in any way, shape, form, or fashion)
- Opt in (the best way to do this is to have neither "Yes install this" or "No don't install this" selected by default – let the user select which one they want)
- Clearly labeled as not being a part of the software the user originally downloaded to install
That said, what is your opinion in the matter? Feel free to share in comments below.
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I agree completely with your opinions, Ashraf.
Thanks for your work! -
I'd only add that things like Adobe's Acrobat Reader, or Flash, or Sun's Java, that, while free, exist only to drive the market to buy actual products from Adobe/Sun/Etc., shouldn't bundle stuff. They made a decision to base their business model on that software on a "free plugin, paid authoring tools" basis, and if that's no longer tenable, well, maybe they should stop supporting it.
Basically I find this offensive because the companies are trying to profit off of you TWICE. Once by using you as yet another user out there with the plugin installed to try to convince people to buy their software, and then again as a way to get some money from a bundled offer. They want their cake and eat it too, and it's really disgusting. (Oh, and if you actually do buy their offerings, they're shooting for profiting off you three times since then you're an actual customer too, as well as a statistic to drive more sales.)
Reality Check
I agree with Ashraf's conclusion. I hate it when developers of BOTH freeware & paid programs try to sneak in unwanted toolbars, etc during an installation.
If the advertising company doesn't allow a developer to clearly show in an installer that a 3rd party software isn't part of the desired program, can a developer add a page to the installer process that informs users that the next page offers optional programs from supporters?
Freeware programmers put a lot of their time into creating programs for others to use for FREE! It is not wrong for them to want monetary compensation. Bundling toolbars and such is fair game as long as there is a clear option to remove the additional software.
Anything that installs toolbars or shortcuts without the option to remove the applications during the setup is irreparable to a user's trust and deserves to be scorned. Few people actually read the EULA so owners of the bundled software can get screen time on many computers.
If anyone is too lazy to research the freeware they're installing, or in a hurry to try a piece of new software, I'd recommend EULAlyzer. It scans text from a EULA for key words that notify the user if the EULA contains suspicious terms, not only pertaining to bundled toolbars and shortcuts.
Of course, it is best to know what you are installing! -
I foresee a larger problem for the developers who adopt this practice. If you have a good product and bundle install it with some less than reputable product what image do users have of your product? I blame Microsoft squarely for the click click click installers that got people to be complacent about not reading what is actually being done with the install. (Do you wish to install? click Are you sure? click Tired of reading these instructions? click etc…) and the indecipherable legal language of the EULA. There is no magic bullet to fix this issue, except for users to call companies on this practice. Email the developers and express the harm they place their product in by bundling this stuff in. Create an environment that discourages this practice by boycotting the product, posting a "warning" about the bundled software on forums and sites like cnet etc… That being said, there is another party to blame and that is the undereducated public who repeatedly click through install software. We have a responsibility to protect ourselves and others from this "marketing" behavior. Sorry for the rant, just my two cents. (Yes, I repair comps daily and clean them up from this mess.)
As everybody mentioned here, I too agree 100% on what Ashraf's take on 3rd party bundled specially in freewares. But to lessen the chance of getting all these additional obtrusive installers, one must take caution and responsible to NOT HAVING THE HABIT of click and click, instead, READ carefully so you know what exactly you are clicking. By doing this, none of this browser toolbars would get in to your system. I understand the developers of programs need to earn to sustain and continue with their programs future delevopment, that is why they include such advertisements and toolbars to their programs. Hope i share some clarification here.
Ultimately, most who provide a service will only do so for reward so IF programmers aren't going to charge for their work, this is the alternative and I don't have a problem with that.
If you don't like it, you can always uncheck the install box or, if you mistakenly accept it, uninstall later. Opt in, opt out, it doesn't make a difference. If you want to see the program development continue, take steps to see that the developer gets paid.
I agree with the principle, provided it's also easy to uninstall any 3rd party toolbar or software, and the consequences of accepting such 3rd party software are made clear.
I utterly detest deception- for example, where you expect a license agreement for the software you're installing, but are presented with one for the 3rd party software; the general appearance of the prompt to 'accept' is what you expected for the program…
One I met recently had completely mixed accepting the license for the software with accepting the 3rd party offering- one checkbox. To install the software without the 3rd party add-on, you had to reject the program's license too!
Dr Nitin
Welcome back Friend,
I agree 100%
The opt out option must be there.
Dr Nitin -
Install??! I've switched to only Free Software. If it doesn't come with complete source code, I don't use it.
(I'm talking to you too, Ubuntu.) -
I am not so sure about the '100% legitimate.' I mean, who can be sure of that unless you know it beforehand.
D. Strout
I feel that having third party installers bundled with a program is an acceptable way of getting revenue. I do not like the opt-out idea, but if you keep your eyes out when installing software, you shouldn't get tricked into installing anything you don't want. Of course, you should be watchful all the time you are on you're PC, so you can remain safe.
Dan Laemont
I don't like it, but I do realize it helps reduce costs of the applications
I hate but accept
I whole-heartedly accept the fact that these software developers need these ads for revenue. As long as they don't use deceit to force you to install these bundled nonsense, then I am a-ok!!
Agree on all points with you!
…necessary evil for freeware only, opt in required
For myself, I just ask for a easy way to NOT load ANYTHING else. But I hesitate to suggest it to someone less tech savvy if it is not easier to skip the extras than it is to add them.
Agreed as to the need for the developers to make money (although I dislike the intrusion that the ads bring).
However, the problem has been the semi-deceptive way in which the installer ads have been placed, resulting in unwary user installation of toolbars that are not wanted.
IMHO, the situation needs to be reversed, strongly.
Donald Bowker
Agree with your thoughts on this. I would expect the default to be marked as not agreed ahead of time, with the option of changing to yes or accept. This way if you did not notice and proceeded with install you would not have the third party software added by default. Missed your articles and welcome back. DonB
If they are upfront and very, very obvious with yes/no options OK.
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Normally I have no problem with third-party stuff, as long as it is clearly labelled and easily deselected, or even, as has happened in a couple of cases when I was distracted whilst downloading, easily removed after accidental installing. What I do object to is the sneaky approach, where the extraneous stuff, requiring an opt-out rather than opt-in, is only mentioned in small type amongst the sort of verbiage that nobody ever reads. Recently, after one particularly nasty infestation,I found myself having to go into about:config to get rid of an unwanted toolbar and hijacked search engine. Somehow it had managed to hide itself from view, now that did annoy me for some reason.
I' m ok with add-on software, if I see it on the moment to install it. So I can accept or reject it. In the case of CCleaner, if you don't take care you install a new search engine on your browser. If I use google…it's for a good reason. I can choose to clip on a paid ad or to look for the search results in an easy way. I use Internet since 1988 and I never liked yahoo or MSN. I want result and no pub. So I don't use them and don't want to be on my PC.
First, welcome back. To answer your question, they blow sulphur dioxide. Nuff said. FYI…your site does not play nice with Palm Pixi.
It is not worth it to have no choice but to have ads in software.
Truthfully, I still have a few MS-DOS based programs from the 1980's with advertising, and like many an old hacker I quickly created batch processes with SendKey-like functions to get past them.
Even with web sites, I cannot tell you the last ad that I noticed, let alone read, and I suspect (and see in other comments) that this is not uncommon. With the proliferation of freeware and non-advertised commercial software, I can still find that which does the job for me without ads. It would have to be the "cat's meow" for me to now settle for something so intrusive, yet unwanted and ignored.Oh, and by the way, welcome back!
Bruce Fraser
I've never written a line of code in my life, aside from some relatively simple batch files. I stand in awe of people who write programs. Further, I am so thankful to those programmers who, having spent huge amounts of time making their program, then give it away for free. I don't begrudge them at all making some money from their labour. Even though I'm cheap and rarely send them a donation, I will gladly put up with advertising on their website.
BUT: Much freeware is distributed through other websites, such as Download.com. So people may never even see the programmer's website. So if another business gives them money for including an optional toolbar in the install program, I have no problem with that. They are easy to opt out of. And even if they are installed by mistake, the extra toolbars are easy to uninstall. (Some years ago I heard of one which was extremely hard to remove; but that's the rare exception, not the basis of this discussion.)
Clearly labeled as not being a part of the software the user originally downloaded to install
Bleh,, if it was labelled that well the advertising company won't allow it anyway ;-)
Me too! I agree 100% with Ashraf & all who agree with him!
Sure, freeware needs "sponsors" or ads, that's fine. Commercial software, NO! Even shareware, NO! I have never bought a program that uses ads or toolbars, nor if they try any tricks or scare tactics. There is just no reason to, as there are plenty of great software out there that is good solid stuff & doesn't need to do such cheesy things. I don't use an ad or popup blocker for sites, but I never buy programs that have ads, toolbars, or other software bundled in it, whether it lets me opt out or not. If it has 1 of those, it gets no $ from me.
If a product has things like that, to me it screams "Look at how bad a product I am!" -
Yes Ashraf, I agree with you. They can't be blamed for that. After all we are getting their labor for free, so in any way we have to pay them. Either by knowingly disallowing its installation or by unknowingly allowing that.
It is better than getting a free version that is much crippled compared to the paid version. -
I agree with you.
If I want a toolbar or updating software…or even shortcuts being placed on my system, I'll simply download and install them on my own….separate from any software package. I find it irritating and bad business practices that software developers include such things with software that cost the user money.
Ads on sites are different, at least in my opinion. Sites need revenue to continue one way or the other and I don't mind them on trusted sites that I enjoy and support. Others I block in case of malicious or content that I don't care to see or deal with.
Freeware, it's more or less expected that they will include some form. They have a right to try and earn revenue as well….though it should be something safe and legit when they attempt to. The problem arises when they include things that they shouldn't, malicious addins, make it appear that it's needed….or force the user to keep those included.
This has unfortunately been what most have done in the past, many still do. It's also what's been the downfall to many that make the software. Some are looking for that "quick buck" and don't care how or where it comes from.
It doesn't matter how good the software is….if users can't or won't trust getting it and having it…..it will fail and so will the developers making it. That goes for both Paid and Free software. Trust comes with time and proving it/they deserve trust to be given. -
Shava Nerad
Every toolbar should be opt-in, and have a link to the toolbar producer's privacy policy in plain language live linked from the install page.
Hi, Ashraf
Unless it is absolutely essential for me, I automatically discard any freeware that I find intrusive. When I say "intrusive", I mean freeware that makes compulsory to install thirty software during the installation process (even if you can uninstall them separately later). I am who decides what I need and so what I install on my PC, and I expect this level of respect from the developers.


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The Sexiest Words In The World (And A Challenge)
I love words. Though really, by now, that statement should not come as a great surprise to anyone here. I may have mentioned, in passing, how I feel about these units of language a time or two ... or ten. In any regard, I honestly do have a deep and abiding affection for them.I adore how words can be manipulated and moulded like clay to form sentences and stories that are beautiful, priceless works of art. I am enthralled when I discover new words, especially those previously un-known gems who definitions so perfectly describe something interesting, important or relevant to me. To that end whenever I make a new and exhilarating find I've posted it here, on EP, wanting to share my delight with similarly minded linguaphiles.
To my extreme delight it turns out my fellow impish sprite shares this particular affinity, especially if the word in question is useful in articulating things of a flirting or sensual nature. This week alone the two of us have discovered and shared such precious finds as: Apodyopsis, Basorexia, and lets not forget Odaxelagnia! Oh my, I am still fanning my self over that last one and some of the comments posted regarding it. However, while their meanings are quite provocative, the words themselves leave something to be desired.
Therefore, my "little grey cells" began to wonder: What makes a word "sexy" and just how many "sensual" words are there? I'm referring to the types of words that when combined with just the right touch can evoke a response within us, be it of a physical or emotional nature and can arouse us. Words that we can use to create a sentence or story that makes your body want to curl in on its self, that causes uncontrollable shivers and goosebumps, perhaps even the occasional gasp or moan. Tools that If wielded in an especially adapt manner might even cause one to bite their bottom lip
So, now intrigued and consumed by the thought I consulted "The Google", typing "sexy words" in the search field and found this rather lengthy list of what are apparently the sexiest words in the English language. (If you don't have hours to spend reading it all just skip to the bottom for the challenge.) Presenting the 100 sexiest words:
ablaze adventurous afterglow alive allure astonished ambiance ample animal animated anxious artistic attain aural awaken bed bite blazing blend blithe blowing bosom breezy bronze brooding bulge bursting calm capricious caring carouse ceaseless chasm cherish cherubic chiseled course compatible constant content contortion covert cram crazy dancing dangerous daring decadent decent delicate demure desire diffident dreamy drowsy dwell eager earthy easily ecstatic effusive electrify enfold enigma enrich erotic eternal ethereal evocative evoke expose exuberance eyelash fabric facile familiar fantasy fascinate fathom feathery feisty feline fickle fidgety figment finesse fleshy flirt florid fluid foamy frenetic frisky frontal furtive fury fuse gait gallant gap gentle glad glimmer glitter gloomy glorify glorious gorgeous great greedy groan groin grope guarded guide gush habit hair haven hazy headstrong heady heart heavy hidden hiding hollow hope hug humid hunger husky hysterical icy idealistic illuminate illusion image imagination immense impish impulse incendiary incite indecent in-depth indiscreet infinite inflame inflate infuse inhibit innocent insistent intense interpersonal interval intimate intoxicate irascible itch ivory jam, jaunty jealous jiggle jubilant juicy jut keep kind kindle kinky lacy languid large laugh la
I was surprised, pleasantly so in fact, to discover so many lovely words - especially as my poor cerebellum had only been able to recall a hand full. Then the possibilities begin to emerge for me, wonderfully sensual and provocative sentences began to form themselves at random. Thus spawning me to create this new group and a challenge for those of you with equally delicious and titillating minds. So for you, my fellow cunning linguists and master baiters (Thanks to another dear friend for those two phrases), I present this challenge.
The Challenge: In the comments below create a 15 word story to excite and arouse the senses using as many of the words from the above list as possible. You may of course use connectors and desc
One final thing: Please, keep it sexy, sultry, and intelligent. No crude humor or anything too obvious (and let's try to avoid the tendency to write a trashy romance novel or **** as some have). Try to be unique and creative. I look forward to seeing what you come up with!
Now, if you'll excuse me I need to go try and find that damned halo!
P.S. - I created a new group especially for this category of words. If you find some new ones or if this list inspires you in some manner or you want to write a phrase or story that's longer than 15 words please feel free to post a story.
I like velvet.. seems a nice look and texture.. the visual and tactile.
fantastic writing...TL...you have gift..
De rien, cara mia!
Silhouette...is a word that has always intrigued me.There are lovely phrases and idioms, as you have quite rightly said, manipulated well that only adds to the beauty of the written and spoken word
It's not the words that excite, it's how they're used, who says them, and why.
Ample bosoms...Innocent thrills... hhaaazzy values... earthy lussstinesss... blending infinitely lonely modesty...wildly wanton majesty.
Chiche! I want to take that challenge. You cerebellum works in wonderful ways!
I forgot to complete it...oh dear! ...I must. Allow me a few days and I will share with you my take on it..
Thank you for reminding me.
He tantalized her imagination with heady romantic phrases that intimated romantic pleasures of the most sensuous sort
Thank you for inviting me! I cannot resist a good word challenge :)
Used 13 this time. Getting better ;-)
Scent intoxicating, his masterful tongue probed, tasting, eagerly pleasing. Her nakedness quivered radiating glorious release.
I kind of like that too...lol
He whispers savage desires in a sultry tongue, enticing, teasing, and daring, exposing erotic fantasy.
I used 11. This was fun. I love a challenge. I'm going to have to come back and try it again.
I am going to either join or create a group....just because of this......
I'm curious of your group idea :-). This was a fun challenge. I saved the words in word to work on some more.....lol.
a PROVOCATIVE PLUNGE and a SULTRY STARE KEEP INDISCREET ILLUSION MERE IDEALISTIC, ETHERICAL, PASSIONATE REPOSE
I feel like I could have done better.
I LIKE the way her LOVELY LIPSTICK was still LIGHTLY LINGERING after our LUSTy kiss.
astonished by the fleshy bulge; unfamiliar and fascinated with erotic desire; the electrified bronze quivered. 15 on the dot. 10 given words + 5 connectors
I crave the sensual essence of her orgasmic desires that capture and bind my soul.
I indulged in her velvety fluids from her orgasmic folds of sensuous desire.
I lick her and taste her lingering juice, from her lustful folds of climactic desire.
I have a constant desire for the refreshing odor of smoldering animal organs and hunger for the velvet fluid that is slowly oozing out
May I TASTE the THRILL of your TONGUE TOUCHing mine, as I TAME the TENACITY of my TOUCH.
I TAME the TENACITY of my TOUCH, as I TASTE the THRILL of your TONGUE .
I accept the challenge however, may need a day to do it.
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Posted By: heidiDate: April-30, 1998 at 11:52:01
In Response To: Veal is often like that... (Joan)
Hi, Joan & Linda!
I'm just poking my pointy nose in to say: yes, the effect of the meat upon our O systems is HB. However, I avoid veal because of the lives these young critters must endure, in the little while (to us) before we kill them. I jes' doan' like it.
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Kalm is a little town not too far from Midgar.
Use select to bring up the world map and find out your location relative to Kalm. You can use the map on the right to line yourself up and find Kalm easier. Once you've arrived let your team head inside the Inn. There are some things you should grab before you forget about them. At the top of the screen there are three houses. The house on the left has an Ether in the closet, the middle house has an Ether upstairs in the cabinet beside the bed, and the last house has a Guard Source upstairs in the closet. The shops also have some half decent items you should pick up.
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(-1 Yuffie) if Yuffie is in party
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"No way" (-2 Barret) if Barret is in party
Inside the Inn you'll get a nice little sit in and discussion of things past, again. Let Sephiroth take care of the fight against the dragon with you. Anything you do is pretty much pointless.
When you arrive in Kalm follow Sephiroth into the inn. Choose to get some rest when he asks you.
Continue the trek along Mount Nibel following the team. After the bridge collapses take the team up through the trail on the right. Follow it along until you reach the reactor at the top and then follow Sephiroth through the reactor.
Save the game once you're given the opportunity. More storyline will ensue shortly after. Once you're in the mansion head into the top right doorway.
The book panel in one of the rooms will reveal a secret passage. Sephiroth can be found at the bottom. Leave him be when he tells you to. When you wake up in the other room go find Sephiroth again. After he tells you he's going to find his mother go out and find him in the town. You'll meet up with him again in the reactor for one last cinematic.
A few more words in Kalm and were on our way…
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Prior to the meeting, Assistant to the City Manager Rob Ferrier had provided to Chair Burtner (who, in turn, provided copies to TWG members for discussion at this meeting) a proposed schedule for the RFP to select a consultant for the feasibility study and a timeline to completion. Mr. Ferrier's timeline included the study results and TWG formal recommendation to take place in mid November. Chair Burtner expressed concern with the timeline and noted that he would expect Carl Samantello (who was absent this date) to also have a problem with the timeline. Paul Stover agreed, considering that Mr. Samantello had previously indicated that November was the first window of opportunity for E-rate filing. Chair Burtner suggested the deadline should be a month earlier – mid October.
Chair Burtner also pointed out there was a problem with Mr. Ferrier's timeline (or possibly an error), noting that it included a study completion by the end of October, but a presentation of the study results to the TWG mid October.
Mr. Sandford suggested some 30 to 45 days might be cut from the timeline, noting that it should not take 30 days to put together an RFP, and the consultant selection timeline might also be reduced. He suggested the initial focus should be on exactly what the TWG wants the study to do, which would expedite the writing of the RFP and result in a sharper focused study and a faster response. Mr. Stover suggested that perhaps a more important element would be determining who the consultant might be, and that person could provide the best answer in terms of what the turn-around should be for the study. Mr. Sandford agreed, noting that identifying potentially good, useful consultants needs to start immediately.
Larry Iboshi asked for clarification on why the RFP/study was needed. Chair Burtner recapped the results of the meeting held in December 2007 between the school district representatives, City Manager Chris Meyer, Rob Ferrier, and TWG members. In that meeting the school district superintendent expressed particular concern not about the upfront costs of the I-Net but the ongoing costs and what cost savings the school districts might achieve. As a result of the cost concerns, the City Manager offered $25,000 to hire a consultant to prepare an RFP. School District Superintendent Giokaris offered to add $15,000, for a total of $40,000 for the RFP. City Manager Meyer then indicated that he wanted the RFP to consider all options, including AT&T. Therefore, the RFP was to encompass not only a feasibility study in terms of cost and cost savings, but also an analysis of different options for getting significant bandwidth beyond what is currently available to the potential participants.
Paul Stover reminded the group of the roundtable discussion held in 2007 that focused on creating support for the I-Net. The case made it very clear that we were all in this to build a very high bandwidth telecom system, which is considered essential to new collaborative forms of education, public safety, health care, and economic development. In addition, the purpose was to create a gigabit Ethernet, customer-owned fiberoptic network that will serve the current and future telecom needs of the institutions in the City of Fullerton. The network that was presented was modular, scalable, and easily expanded. Other institutions such as health care facilities, private schools, etc., that want increased bandwidth and control of their telecom infrastructure could become partners at any time. But there would be two sides to the equation: funding support and technical requirements.
Mr. Sandford agreed, and suggested that the consultant needed to review the work and projection of needs on the part of both the City and the school districts to either validate or update the projections and, secondly, to look at the options for serving those needs – provide the pros and cons, whether it's AT&T or another system, and to help both the City and the school districts to understand the costs for both installation and maintenance, compared to the projected cost for providing the service using current systems.
Mr. Canfield pointed out that an I-Net feasibility study had already been completed and questioned the need for yet another feasibility study. Mr. Stover agreed. Chair Burtner noted that perhaps "feasibility" may be the wrong term at this point. Mr. Stover suggested that the "feasibility" language be removed – that it's not an issue of feasibility anymore, it's an issue of how to get it done. Mr. Stover questioned why money should be spent on yet another "feasibility" study, and suggested that the TWG go directly to a contractor who does this type of work to get the cost information needed.
Edward Smith agreed, but noted that you cannot go to a contractor for cost information without a set of specifications, and it appears that, at this point, the TWG still does not have a firm set of requirements that the parties have agreed to.
Chair Burtner suggested that the first step should be to determine what the different groups want to see in the RFP, and that TWG representatives should meet with the school districts, and possibly Helen Hall and Rob Ferrier, and work out the details as soon as possible. Mike Carter agreed, noting that the focus should be on what the study needs to produce in order to convince the appropriate people to move forward.
Paul Stover suggested that it would be very helpful to look at the technology plans of the different institutions to see where commonalities and differences exist, but noted that to his knowledge the City's CIO has never created the technology master plan for the City, even though it was part of the formal recommendations the TWG made to Council in 2002. He further noted that the Council had approved and adopted those recommendations in July 2002, yet there is still no technology master plan in place for the City of Fullerton.
I-Net RFP for FJUHSD
Chair Burtner asked Mr. Sandford for an update on the I-Net RFP for the school district. Mr. Sandford indicated that Mr. Samantello was out of town until July 7th but had related in an email that he thought the I-Net RFP that Mr. Sandford had prepared for the City was adequate, but lacked the technical specifications needed for his specific activity. Mr. Sandford noted that Mr. Lamberth was planning on working with Mr. Samantello with respect to the technical specifications. They will plan to move forward with that after July 7th, but Mr. Sandford suggested that he would prepare an outline of projected needs in advance for their discussion.
2. Citywide Wireless
Wireless Options for City Council: Council Study Session
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3. Future Directions for TWG
For the TWG's consideration, Mr. Stover offered three suggestions regarding future directions for the TWG:
1. Look at the existing technology plans of potential partners or anyone willing to share that kind of information. It would be extraordinarily helpful in terms of decision making.
2. The telecom master plan recommended by the Technology Infrastructure Task Force and accepted by Council in 2002 should be in place before the TWG ever sunsets. We need to determine how that project should be approached and completed.
3. Survey segments of Fullerton's population regarding their technology needs: are their needs being met, are they aware of Fullerton's downtown wireless system, etc. Feedback from the community would be helpful to those making technology decisions.
To be determined.
Chair Burtner announced that several members of the TWG would be attending the Orange County Business Council meeting June 27. He noted that the focus of the meeting is to see if there's anything that could or should be done working with municipalities countywide in terms of having a wireless solution for all different types of applications. He pointed out that one of the speakers at the event would be the City of Riverside CIO, and that Riverside and the City of Minneapolis are two cities that are being held up nationwide as models for citywide WiFi. In both cases, the cities are serving as major anchor tenants. The cities do not own the systems, but they guarantee to purchase a certain amount of services per year (from $1 million to $1.25 million worth of services from AT&T for Riverside, and another provider for Minneapolis).
Paul Stover suggested that Chair Burtner forward the OCBC agenda to City Manager Chris Meyer and City Council so they are aware that members of the TWG are attending, and also to be aware that Tropos, which is a part of the presentation segment, and the same vendor for the City's wireless radios, is still engaged in this market.
With no further business, Chair Burtner asked for a motion to adjourn. The motion to adjourn was made by Larry Iboshi and seconded by Thad Sandford. The meeting was adjourned at 10:01 a.m. The next meeting date is set for July 17.


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Calories | 0 |
Total Fat | 0 |
Saturated Fat | 0 |
Cholesterol | 0 |
Sodium | 0 |
Total Carbohydrate | 0 |
Dietary Fiber | -- |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 0 |
Calcium | 0 |
Illustration by Michael Toland
Serves: 6
Total Time: 1 hr
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- 3 pint(s) strawberries, 2 pints coarsely chopped and 1 pint thinly sliced
- 1/2 cup(s) sugar
- 1 cup(s) water
- 3/4 cup(s) sweet dessert wine, such as late-harvest Riesling
- 1 tablespoon(s) unflavored gelatin
- 1/4 cup(s) unsalted shelled pistachios
- 1 teaspoon(s) pure maple syrup
- In a medium saucepan, combine the chopped strawberries with the sugar and coarsely mash with a potato masher. Let the strawberries stand until they release their liquid, about 20 minutes. Meanwhile, prepare an ice-water bath and set a medium bowl in it.
- Add the water to the crushed strawberries and bring to a boil, then simmer over moderate heat until the strawberries are softened, about 5 minutes. Stir in the dessert wine and strain through a fine sieve set over the bowl in the ice bath, pressing lightly on the solids. Stir occasionally until chilled, about 5 minutes. Wipe out the saucepan and return the strawberry liquid to it. Sprinkle the gelatin over the strawberry liquid and let stand for 5 minutes.
- Set six 1/2-cup ramekins on a rimmed baking sheet. Spoon the sliced strawberries into the ramekins. Cook the strawberry liquid over moderate heat just until very warm and the gelatin has completely dissolved, about 2 minutes. Ladle the liquid over the sliced strawberries and refrigerate until firm, at least 6 hours or overnight.
- Meanwhile, preheat the oven to 400°F. On a small, lightly oiled rimmed baking sheet, toss the pistachios with the maple syrup until coated. Spread the pistachios in an even layer and bake for 3 minutes, or until glossy. Let cool completely, then coarsely chop the nuts.
- To unmold the gelées, run a thin knife around the inside of the ramekins. Dip each ramekin in a bowl of boiling water for 5 seconds, then invert the ramekins onto plates to release the gelées. Sprinkle the strawberry gelées with the candied pistachios and serve.
- Make Ahead: The candied pistachios can be stored in an airtight container for up to 5 days. The gelées can be refrigerated for up to 2 days in their ramekins. Unmold the gelées just before serving.
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