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i am currently in the nc national guard. how do i switch from guard to active duty. in the situation im in i really need to
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Odds are, you can't.... However, the process is as follows -
1) Secure a 386 Conditional Release from your Command. This goes up to your BC and it is *not* a fast process.
2) Once in hand, go to an AD Recruiter and see what they can do.
You may wish to speak to the Recruiter beforehand to see if they'll take your rank/MOS as a prior service soldier. If not, then you are simply out of luck.
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Originally posted by guardsmen22 View PostOk. I have a form from the active recruiter I have to give to my unit. I also have another question if you don't have transportation to drill and don't know when you will how is that arranged. I don't have a car
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Originally posted by guardsmen22 View Posthow would i see if a battle buddy is close to me when i havent been to drill yet with my unit
And why are you asking about switching to active duty after not even attending one drill? If you show up witht that form on day one it's going to look VERY bad on you. I would suggest waiting AT LEAST 6 months before bringing it up.
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Originally posted by eqmcclure View PostDo you have a phone?
Call your recruiter and/or someone from the unit and tell them your situation. You have a computer, so try e-mail too. Your chain-of-command can't help you if you leave them in the dark.
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Roger. We get what you are saying.
Can't tell much about your or you situation from your limited posts, but I'll make a few assumptions. Correct me if I am wrong.
A) New to the NG.
B) Just finished AIT and are now back home.
C) The AD pay you got during your IT was pretty nice and you want it back.
Now, the problem with trying to go AD at this point are multiple. A) The NG just spent a ton of $$$ training you for a job. B) You have nothing for them to evaluate you on save a DA 1059 and PT card. C) You are slotted in a MOS that they needed, hence, they recruited you for that slot.
You are an investment. They need you where you are currently at. They have a vested interest in your performing the job you volunteered for. So, going from NG to AD at this stage in highly, highly unlikely. You can try, but you need to mentally prepare yourself for them saying "No".
Now about you transportation situation. When you enlisted, your unit and locale were communication to you in your contract. You knew you would be having to go there for drill eventually. Now, yes, bad things do happen that cause issues... transpo is a fairly common one. What you need to do is to get in contact with your unit ASAP and ask for an alert roster and explain your situation. Again though, you need to mentally prepare yourself for hearing "You're an adult, you need to get yourself here". The NG is not bound to transpo you to and from your unit.
There are plenty of resources in your platoon and I am 99% positive one of your little hooah battle buddies will help you out. But you need to do that initial legwork and make that call.
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+100 to Tex.
Also, because of the drawdown, switching to AD may be challenging to impossible. Did the AD recruiter say that you will be able to remain in your MOS?
The first hurdle is getting your command to approve your request which may not happen at this time.
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Originally posted by guardsmen22 View Posthe didnt say. i'll give it to them. transportation will still be an issue though regardless if i get a family member or some one else to take me
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about 3 hours away. i dont know if there is one closer that has my mos. my situation was different, i had scored a 32 on the asvab and being color blind knocked me out of alot of jobs. that was the one avaliable and i know i should have said no but i didnt and that was my doing and plus there werent any other mos's avaliable, i know i should have waited. i dont have a car and i cant depend on my mom to drive me there all the time. and i fell for the belief when my recruiter said i would have a bout 7,000 saved up from basic and AIT, now i know thats bull.


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Used to love this place, but they dropped the no-dough pizza, so it's no good for us any more. :(
8000 Highway 20 W., Madison, AL 35758
Donatos Madison is our current favorite pizza place in Madison. It all comes down to their sauce, we think. My GF/DF family has tried a number of different pizza configurations and every one has been a winner. Delivery is fast and friendly. Ask for a manager when placing your order by phone and you will find someone VERY interested in helping you experience great pizza no matter what your requirements.
7460 N. Shadeland Ave, Suite 600, Indianapolis, IN 46250
best chicken wings EVER!!!!! the garlic wings are seriously the best I've ever had. i got the traditional wings NOT the boneless... and no gluten reaction!
7500 MEMORIAL PARKWAY SOUTH, Huntsville, AL 35802
Take & bake is great! Celiac friendly
1201 Columbus Ave., Lebanon, OH 45036
they now use Udis crust. so far best gluten free pizza I've had from a restaurant.
920 West Fair Avenue, Lancaster, OH 43130
The GF pizzas are cooked in the same ovens as regular pizzas. They're subject to contamination. There are frozen pies available that are from a certified facility but they have cheese I'm also dairy free.
12515 Jefferson Avenue #100, Newport News, VA 23602
Donatos gluten free pizza is the best!. Although I don't have Celiac, the build your own GF pizza is great. If you are looking for a certified GF pizza, they have a Take and Bake product that is awesome.
855 Lexington Avenue, Mansfield, OH 44907
Great gf pizzas on udi's crusts. We even got one with works but without cheese, and that was great, too. Lots of toppings placed up to the edge. Cost was $31.50 for 2 pizzas. Note: phone number here is incorrect.
712 Martin Luther King Blvd, Ashland, KY 41101
The best gluten free pizza I have ever had! Tastes like their regular pizza!
7500 MEMORIAL PARKWAY SOUTH, Huntsville, AL 35802
Had regular gluten free pizza from here today - not a "no dough" Tasted pretty good!
770 Nilles Road, Fairfield, OH 45014
Gluten free pizza is delicious but not okay for celiacs. They do offer a certified gf take and bake udis pizza though which is also pretty good.
712 Martin Luther King Blvd, Ashland, KY 41101
Good gluten free pizza. Not the best I've ever had but worth the detour.
3817 North Main Street, Hilliard, OH 43026
Always leery of eating out when there isn't a dedicated kitchen, but I didn't have any symptoms after. Quite tasty and they use udis brand crust!
111 Emmaus Road, Marysville, OH 43040
Yum. Just moved back and am thrilled to be able to eat Donatos pizza like I remember on Udi's crust. Delicious and I had no reaction. Even my family who can eat gluten loved it. That's a true sign of a good pizza.
5688 Georgetown Road, Indianapolis, IN 46254
Delivery was right on time, very fresh. They use Udis crust so you know that's good, their sauce, cheese, & little pepperoni were all great, not the cheap- tastes like a frozen dollar store pizza taste. I highly recommend & will definitely order from here again when I'm in the area.
2769 Northland Plaza Drive, Columbus, OH 43231
Now they have GF pizza crust. Too sweet and chewy for me, but I appreciate the gesture.
10020 Monroe Road, Suite 100, Charlotte, NC 28270
Attention Celiacs!!! I was so excited about meeting my friends for pizza!!! I am on a very strict gluten free diet, I have Celiac Disease. Can't eat the pizza dough, unless it's gluten free. Donatos advertises Gluten Free pizza. Pizza consists of dough, sauce, cheese, etc But mainly dough! Right? Well, they gave me pizza sauce and cheese, on a paper plate! They call that "pizza" Are they "celiac friendly" I don't think so!
7460 N. Shadeland Ave, Suite 600, Indianapolis, IN 46250
If you are not as sensitive, you can have a pizza with a gluten free crust baked in store similar to what domino's does.
363 South State Street, Columbus, OH 43081
Pizza is pretty good, actually. But you can only get veggies on it, which I don't like since I'm pretty big on meat, and they can't give you a personal pizza. I am tiny so this benefits me in no way. I can save pizza, sure, but 2 day old gluten free pizza doesn't appeal to me, and neither does wasting food. Oh, in case you were wondering, Donatos is apparently working with Udi's for their gf pizza.
1878 Hard Road, Columbus, OH 43235
Not celiac safe unless you get the take & bake (and why get it at Donatos when you can buy it for less at the grocery store?) They take NO precautions to prevent cross contamination when they make and bake your "gluten free" pizza.
9405 Kenwood Road, Blue Ash, OH 45236
Had no problem at all ordering and the staff was friendly at the time of my purchase.
15 DONNERMEYER DRIVE, Bellevue, KY 41073
awesome staff over understanding and educated in gluten free food preparation m
923 Indiana Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46202
I ordered the GF pizza using their online ordering system and had it delivered to the hotel we were staying at. The ordering was simple and the pizza was delicious. Nice crispy crust, very tasty!
1710 STATE ROAD, Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44223
excellent! Udis crust, so only one size. best part...they delivered to my hotel. toppings were fresh!
122 S Sandusky Street, Delaware, OH 43015
The only true gf pizza they sell is frozen take & bake. It's the same pizza sold in the grocery store freezer section but at a higher price.
7912 Paragon Road, Centerville, OH 45459
great hot pizza. lots of choices and i can even have their wings.
6555 Morrison Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28211
Donatos now has Udi's gluten free crust pizzas!
11309-A Montgomery Road, Cincinnati, OH 45249
They now offer glutine free dough...UDI's . I thought it was great! Pizza tasted just like I remember before I went glutine free. I thought better than LaRosa's or Donato's.
7460 N. Shadeland Ave, Suite 600, Indianapolis, IN 46250
I'm very impressed with the gluten-free "take and bake" pizzas. The crust tastes just as good if not better than normal pizza.
6810 PERIMETER LOOP DRIVE, Dublin, OH 43017
Got the GF veggie pizza with my sis and was pleasantly surprised! Very tasty!!
2205 Conner St, Noblesville, IN 46060
check with your local Donatos - if you can get or order a 'take and bake' cheese or pepperoni that is GF, it will be wrapped from the manufacturer, and no chance of cross-contamination
2922 Noe-Bixby Road, Columbus, OH 43232
You can order any pizza on a Udi's gluten free crust. However, they do not guarantee the toppings to be gluten free or that cross contamination won't occur. I am extremely gluten sensitive and have no problems so far.
688 East State Street, Athens, OH 45701
Since they got the Udis pizza crust it's pretty much my favorite place :)
3120 Maple Leaf Drive, Lexington, KY 40509
One of the best Gluten Free pizza's I have had.
8880 East 96th Street, Fishers, IN 46038
UPDATE: changed my review from 4 to 5 stars. They now serve an Udi's crust GF medium pizza, with more complete info on GF toppings, and there's a lot if stuff we can eat. They also have off-premise prepared pizzas to bake at home. Their prep practices seem very reasonable in terms of safety. Impressed!! This is a great Donato's GF-friendly location (have heard some others aren't so great with GF). Always very careful with GF no-dough pizza. We get home delivery and I pop mine onto a pre-made pizza crust and reheat. Yum!! Salads are excellent as well. Restaurant itself is just OK; kinda boring, not too comfortable - but we prefer delivery anyway. The FOOD part is great. They even have my special GF handling instructions on file, when we give them our phone #.
9405 Kenwood Road, Blue Ash, OH 45236
Just don't even go here, the people here are just so rude.
813 East Main Street, Brownsburg, IN 46112
"No dough" pizza doesn't really count as a gf pizza IMO
111 Seaboard Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27604
National chain with great prices, good take-out, delivery and take & bake products.
4515 Kenny Road, Columbus, OH 43220
They use Udis crust and it's absolutely delicious!!
3375 Dayton-Xenia Road, Suite A, Beavercreek, OH 45432
Good crust. Understood cross contamination risks. Also have a cheese pizza on GF crust rhat you bake at home.
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So fun, Missi!
I DO enjoy that you and Lydia had dinner at Hard Rock...just like April and I did last summer!
So fun, Missi!
I DO enjoy that you and Lydia had dinner at Hard Rock...just like April and I did last summer!
I am still bummed about us not taking a photo, Trina! At least we got some of the kids together. We will just have to post that one! ;) Wait - we should go waaaay back and post one from high school days! LOL
How neat Missi that you and Lydia were able to get together. She mentioned it to me, but I still am unable to drive. Maybe one day, I'll get to meet up too.Super photo ladies.
Post it - I know we're cute in it ;) LOL - eek - that was a LONG time ago already!
I am probably neglecting housework so I can be here... My Gallery
BTW it was really great meeting up with Missi and the kids at hard rocky ...what a nice bunch of kids..maybe i will post my foto too(margarita in hand toasting the upcoming new year's)...i even dragged my hubs out there too..and Missi... consider yourself lucky we met YOU since you'll never catch me out in weather under 50 degrees and it was freaking cold and windy in Orlando that night!!!!!!!!!!!!!..lolololol
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MS004: Pokémon 4Ever - Celebi: Voice of the Forest セレビィ 時を越えた遭遇 | |||||||||||||||||||||
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'''Pokémon 4Ever''' (Japanese: 劇場版ポケットモンスター セレビィ 時を越えた遭遇 Gekijōban Poketto Monsutā Serebii Toki o Koeta Deai, lit. "Pocket Monsters the Movie: Celebi: The Meeting that Traversed Time"; officially POCKET MONSTERS CELEBI A TIMELESS ENCOUNTER in Japan) is the fourth official Pokémon movie. It was the first one to be distributed by Miramax Films and fourth Pokémon film to be released in wide theaters outside of Japan in 2002. The original Japanese version was released in theaters on July 7, 2001, and the English adaptation saw limited theatrical release on October 11, 2002.
Although Kids' WB! currently airs the film, it aired on CBS on May 21, 2007 (due to the fact that Paramount released the film), being the third Pokémon film to air on CBS (the first two being the next films Pokémon: Jirachi Wishmaker and Pokémon: Destiny Deoxys).
The film focuses on Celebi who travels to the future and brings with a boy named Sam when being chased by a hunter. Meanwhile Ash, Misty, Brock, Pikachu and Togepi are on their way to the next gym in their Johto journey and get a lift from a man named Maki who takes them to his hometown of Arborville. They see a Suicune (who was actually the first Pokémon Ash saw in Johto). When they plan to enter a forest that is claimed to have many unusual and rare Pokémon, they are warned by an elderly lady about the "Voice of the Forest" which may carry a person off to a different period in time unless those hearing it stand still.
Ash finds Sam alone in the forest as Celebi has fled. Sam awakens and discovers he is 40 years in the future from when he was. He, Ash, and the others search for Celebi and they find it in a tree. After some convincing, the gang manage to gain Celebi's trust. They run into a member of Team Rocket, the Iron Masked Marauder, who has been trying to capture Celebi. Jessie, James, and Meowth also team up with the Iron Masked Marauder to capture Celebi.The heroes take Celebi to its home, the Lake of Life, where it is healed by the water. The group spend the night in the forest. The next day, Celebi is captured by the Iron Masked Marauder and is turned evil by the Dark Ball, a ball with special powers that will enhance the captured Pokémon's powers and turn it evil. The Iron Masked Marauder orders Celebi create a giant dragon shape made from parts of the forest. The heroes chase after Celebi in Maki's flying boat, but are brought down by the evil Celebi's attacks. The Iron Masked Marauder tries to kill Ash and Sam, but Suicune saves them. Onix and Suicune do battle with the Masked Marauder's evil Tyranitar, while Ash, Sam, and Pikachu clamber into the dragon shape and manage to get Celebi to remember its memories, successfully bringing Celebi back to normal.
With the destruction of the dragon shape, the Iron Masked Marauder falls into the lake. The other heroes rush to the lake's edge and find Ash and Sam with Celebi, who suddenly falls limp. Ash and Sam realize Celebi is dead and everyone weeps. However, the Voice of the Forest materializes in the sky and thousands of Celebi appear and resurrect Celebi. The Iron Masked Marauder appears and kidnaps Celebi and flies up with a jetpack, but Ash and Pikachu hold onto him as he flies away. Pikachu destroys the Masked Marauder's jetpack and they fall to Earth, but Celebi saves them. The Iron Masked Marauder falls down to the forest floor and is confronted by the old woman, her granddaughter Diana, and Maki.
Celebi prepares to bring Sam back in time. He has an emotional farewell with Ash and departs with Celebi. The movie ends with Ash and company talking to Professor Oak, who muses about the story and tells a confused Ash that he and Sam are going to be friends forever.
The credits end with Tracey clearing Oak's room and finds Sam's drawing pad, containing a faded sketch of Pikachu and Celebi. The reason being that Sam was actually a young version of Professor Oak, whose first name is Samuel.
Character | Japanese Voice Actor | English voice actor |
Ash Ketchum | Rica Matsumoto | Veronica Taylor |
Pikachu | Ikue Ōtani | Ikue Ōtani |
Misty | Mayumi Iizuka | Rachael Lillis |
Brock | Yūji Ueda | Eric Stuart |
Togepi | Satomi Kōrogi | Satomi Kōrogi |
Jessie | Megumi Hayashibara | Rachael Lillis |
James | Shin-ichiro Miki | Eric Stuart |
Meowth | Inuko Inuyama | Maddie Blaustein |
Vicious | Shirō Sano | Dan Green |
Towa | Mami Koyama | Veronica Taylor |
Diana | Unknown | Roxanne Beck |
Celebi | Kazuko Sugiyama | Kazuko Sugiyama |
Narrator | Unshou Ishizuka | Rodger Parsons |
This page uses content from Wikipedia. The original article was at Pokémon 4Ever. The list of authors can be seen in the page history. As with the Pokémon Wiki, the text of Wikipedia is available under the GNU Free Documentation License. |
The film was a box-office bomb, it received poor reviews from critics and fans. On Rotten Tomatoes it has a "rotten" rating of 14% based on 37 reviews and at Metacritic it has a 25 out of 100 based on 16 reviews and stating: Generally unfavourable reviews.


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The cereal Capn' Crunch with spiced rum Captain Morgan instead of milk. Crunch Berries are optional. This is also known as the white person version of pouring a 40 oz in your cereal.
I was having a bowl of Capn' and Captain so they didn't let me drive home.
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The Astros will be going with rookie left-hander Brett Oberholtzer in his final start of 2013. Against the Indians on Friday, he allowed two runs (none earned) on four hits in six innings for a loss.
"If we made a couple of defensive plays, we arguably could be standing here with a 1-0 victory," Astros manager Bo Porter said after the game. "He pitched that well. He continues to grind and make pitches and give us big performances."
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she said i don't swollow, so i wonky pirated the bitch.
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−ML Pork Chop Dinner11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Mayer Lutheran HS is hosting a Pork Chop Dinner on Sunday, March 9th from 11 am – 1 pm at the school. Adults are $10, 6-12 is $5, 5 and under are free. Proceeds are used for Scholarships, Orphan Grain Train, and Lutheran Hour Ministries.
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−Community Bingo2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Area Senior Citizens are invited to play Community Bingo on Sunday, March 9 from 2-3 PM in the dining room at Ecumen Pines. Community Bingo will be .25 cents per card, with the last game being a coverall and is $1.00 per card – WINNER TAKES ALL! Community Bingo is offered the 2nd Sunday of EACH month with complimentary coffee and snack immediately following.
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−Medicare Class1:00 pm – 2:30 pm
The Minnesota River Area Agency on Aging will be teaching an introductory class on Medicare. If you are getting ready to turn 65, new to Medicare or just want information about your benefits this class is for you! The class will be held at the Hutchinson Senior Center on Monday, March 10 at 1 pm. For more details and to reserve a seat please contact Ashley Ronglien at 1-800-333-2433 ext. 82024.
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−600 Club Meeting7:30 pm – 8:30 pm
The Hutchinson Womens 600 Club will be meeting on Monday, March 10th at 7:30 pm at Squeaky's Bar and Grill. Agenda includes the election of officers.
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−Brownton Legion Meeting7:30 pm – 8:30 pm
The Brownton American Legion and Auxiliary will be meeting on Monday, March 10 at the Community Center starting at 7:30 pm
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−Support Group6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
The next meeting of the local area support group for adult children, spouses, and friends caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's disease or a related memory loss will meet Tuesday, March 11 at 6:00 PM at the First Lutheran Church of Glencoe. The support group is open to the public and free of charge.
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−St. Anastasia Rummage Sale8:00 am – 12:00 pm
St. Anastasia Church in Hutchinson is holding their Rummage Sale from March 12-14th at their School Auditorium. 25 cents for most items, Friday is $2 Bag Day, and Winter Coats are $1. Items of all kinds are featured. Hours Wed (march 12) and Thur (March 13) 8a-6p, and Friday (March 14) is 8a-Noon.
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−Senior Dance1:30 pm – 4:30 pm
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−Winsted Arts Council presents Dervish7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
The Winsted Arts Council presents Dervish, Magical Music from Ireland on Wednesday, March 12th at the Blue Note Ballroom of Winsted. Tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for children.
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−NA Farm and Power Show8:45 am – 4:00 pm
The North American Farm and Power Show is coming to Owatonna at the Steele County Fairgrounds on March 13-15th. See up to date technology by major manufacturers, agri business services, new product info, farm and ranch displays, educational seminars and more! Admission and Parking is free.
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−Fiber Arts Guild's next meeting4:30 pm – 5:30 pm
The Fiber Arts Guild is having their next meeting on Thursday, March 13th, starting at 4:30 pm at the Hutchinson Center for the Arts. Diane Karg of Litchfield is the featured speaker, presenting information on personalized collages…combining fabric, paper, and buttons.
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−Winsted Fish Fry3:30 pm – 7:00 pm
You are invited to the Winsted Knights of Columbus Fish Fry, Friday, March 14th from 3:30 -7:30 pm at the Blue Note Ballroom in Winsted. Tickets for the All you can eat meal are $11 in advance, $12 at the door, Ages 6-10 are $5, and under 5 are free. Drive Thru is available from 3 pm – 7 pm.
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−Howard Lake Expo9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Howard Lake's 33rd annual Community Expo is Saturday, March 15th from 9a-1p at HLWW High School. Features this year include: Entertainment, Book Fair, Prizes, Meet area businesses, the Dancers of "Miss Wendy's", and father/son duo or Allen and Matthew Carlson. Please bring an item for the local food shelf, register for door prizes, and stop by the Free Pancake and Sausage Breakfast.
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−Key Club Carnival5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Hutchinson High School Key Club is having a kids carnival Saturday March, 15 from 5pm to 8pm. Proceeds go to "Pennies for Patients" which sponsors the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Come and join the fun. Tickets are 50 cents each, each game is one ticket. There will be concessions available.
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−Cedar Mills Pancake Brunch9:00 am – 12:30 pm
Cedar Mills Rod and Gun Club is hosting their monthly Pancake Brunch on Sunday, March 16th from 9 am – 12:30 pm. Serving All you can eat Regular and Potato Pancakes, French Toast, Scrambled Eggs, and more. Adults are $8, Ages 6-12 are $4, and under 5 are free.
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−Brownton Chili Feed11:00 am – 2:00 pm
The Brownton Congregational Church presents their Chili Dinner on Sunday, March 16th from 11a-2p a the church. On the menu is Chili, Garlic Bread, Dessert, and Beverage…or choose a hot dog and chips. Take Outs available.
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−Renville County Caregiver Support Group1:30 pm – 3:00 pm
The Next Renville County Caregiver Support Group will be Tuesday, March 18th from 1:30-3 pm at the Willette Room of the RC Hospital in Olivia. All are welcome, the group is free of charge. Speaker this month is Stacie Roxberg, LSW from Golden Living Center on Caregiving and Alzheimer's
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−3M Food Packing Event12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
3M Cares presents a Food for Kidz packing event on Thursday, March 20th from Noon-5 pm at Christ the King Lutheran Church in Hutchinson. Donations are needed to help pay for the food, plus you can join them in making the food packets.
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−NCA Spaghetti Dinner5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
New Century Academy's competitive Robotics team is hosting a Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser on Thursday, March 20th from 5p-7p at the school in Hutchinson (east of 3M on 5th Ave). The menu consists of Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Lettuce Salad, Breadstick, Dessert and Beverages. Tickets may be purchased in advance or at the door and are $6/person or $3 for children age 10 and under.
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−Art Presentation9:00 am – 10:00 am
Students are invited to Martin Luther High School, Northrop for an Art Adventure Presentation given by MLHS students who were trained at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, studying the theme "Family, Friends and Foes." They will use reproductions of the original art work in their presentations. Sessions are: Friday, March 21st 9:00 a.m.for students in grades 7-12 and Tuesday, March 25th at 11:00 a.m. for students in grades 1-8. Please RSVP by calling 507-436-5249 or go to www.martinlutherhs.com to register online. There is no charge and everyone is welcome.
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−Lake Lillian Smelt Fry4:00 pm – 7:00 pm
The United Lutheran Church of Lake Lillian is having their Smelt Fry on Friday March 21st. Serving all you can eat from 4-7 pm. Cost is $10 for adults, $5 for ages 6-12, and 5 and under free.
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−Cosmos Legion Fish Fry4:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Fish Fry at the Cosmos Legion is coming up on Friday, March 21st from 4:30 pm until gone. All you can eat Pollack, Potato Salad, Coleslaw, Baked Potato, Bread and Beverage. Cost is $10 for adult, $5 for child under 12.
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−Benefit Wine and Beer Tasting5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Join Team Hunt for a Cure for a Wine and Beer Tasting on Friday, March 21st from 5-8 pm at the Crow River Winery of Hutchinson. Cost is $10 for wine tasting, $2 for beer special. There will also be games to win prizes. Proceeds raised go to the team, who is participating in the 3 day 60 mile Walk in August.
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−Pheasants Forever Banquet4:00 pm – 8:00 pm
You're invited to the 28th annual Mcleod County Spring Pheasants Forever Banquet on Saturday, March 22nd at the Mcleod County Fairgrounds in Hutchinson. Cackling Hour at 4 pm, Dinner at 6 pm, Events at 7 pm. There will be a raffle, special auction items, and more. For Registration or Questions call 320-587-0052 or go to McleodPF.org
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−Hollywood Beef Dinner11:00 am – 1:30 pm
St. John's Lutheran Church of Hollywood is having their Beef Dinner on Sunday, March 23 from 11a-1:30p at the church. Free Will Offering is taken, proceeds benefit the anniversary fund.
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−Antiquie Appraisal and Preservation Fundraiser1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
It's time for the Mcleod County Historical Society's Annual Antique Appraisal and Preservation Fundraiser. The event will be from 1-3 pm on Sunday, March 23rd at the Museum in Hutchinson. $3 admission or $7 per appraisal item. Local experts will be on hand to Appraise your items or teach you how to preserve them for the future. More info at mcleodhistory.org
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−Down with Diabetes Meeting1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
The newly formed Down with Diabetes Alliance is looking to bring together concerned citizens committed to helping locals affected by diabetes. If you know of or care for someone dealing with this difficult disease and you want to find fun and interesting ways to raise funds and help please join them for an informational meeting: Sunday March 23rd at 1pm at The Coffee Company in Hutchinson.
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−4 day mission6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
The Shepherd of Souls Area Faith Community will host a four-day mission at St. Philip's Catholic Church in Litchfield from Sunday, March 23rd – Wednesday, March 26th. Fr. Greg Schimdtt, a redemptorist priest from Chicago, will speak on the theme, Renew Us O Lord. All are invited. Each evening will begin with a soup and sandwich supper at 6 pm, followed by Fr. Schmidtt's presentation at 7 pm. Call St. Philips's (320-693-3313) for info on childcare or transportation to the event.
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−LP Paper Drive8:15 am – 5:00 pm
Bethel Lutheran Church of Lester Prairie will have a Paper Drive, March 24-April 11th at the Church Parking Lot. Items to be collected include: Newspaper, magazines, catalogs, phone books, cardboard and anything paper. Please no Strings, ropes or plastic around the paper, PIZZA BOXES WITH FOOD WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. Questions please call Church Office
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Harmony River auxiliary meeting will be Monday, March 24 at 2:00 in the lower level conference room at Harmony River Living Center.
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Just had to say it (editor wars, yay!). A little more seriously: Thanks for that more advanced command interpreter. I find myself using the command line A LOT (all the time using Linux on other boxen has gotten to me ). For all those who don't know how much you still can do with the commandline in 2K/XP, try running cmd.exe and do a "cmd /?" and a "<command> /?" for all those built-in commands it lists. There is a lot of stuff hidden there, that you can tweak. To name one smart trick: I made perl script executable programs on the commandline, so I only have to write "script.pl <enter>", and it'll automatically run perl.exe on it. -------------------- Close the world - TXeN eht nepO
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Regarding Emacs, I made a honest attempt to use Emacs for a long time, and purchased multiple Emacs books, and even made my login shell Emacs - Nothing worked unless I was in vi mode. EMACS IST DEATH =)
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Lavasoft is the creator of Adaware, and NO computer running any flavour of Windows should be allowed to be connected to the internet without this. So much malware and spyware is out there, and this is pretty much the only guard against all that s***.
XChat is a great IRC client that is proving itself more and more interesting. The upcomming 2.0 release should have some nifty support for Python scripting. With that said, I am still using mIRC because I couldn't code C, C++ or Python if my life depended on it, whereas mIRC scripting is rather easy. I hope to have time to really learn Python some day, as the concept sounds really cool to me. Pan is a free (as in speech) usenet reader for GNOME, but there is also a Windows port in the works. IMO better than Xnews, and certainly a lot better when it comes to handling binaries. BlackBox for Windows. What more can I say? Well... if you want something fast and small to replace explorer.exe as your default shell, this is it. It does take a lot of work to get used to though, which is a definite minus. I tried it, and I liked it, but ultimately, it took a little too much time to set up. YMMV. ActiveState - home of native Windows builds of Perl, Python and Tcl. Lots 'n lots of programming fun :D POVRay is a free (as in beer -- the source is available though) raytracer. Quite good too. It can be a lot of fun to toy around with, and the included sample files warrant a download alone, just to see what it can pull off. IRTC (the Internet RayTracing Competition) often features images made with POVRay or one of its derivatives. -------------------- Close the world - TXeN eht nepO
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I'm a registered AdAware Pro user, but I'm staying away from it until Release 6. It has been more than 3 months since it's been updated, and it now misses about 75% of current in-the-wild Spyware. SpyBoy S&D is being updated about once a week now, and I'm sticking with it until AW6 comes out.
XChat is interesting, yes, but in my experience, it doesn't come close to ScrollZ and it's features. For an example of what can be scripted in SZ, you've gotta check out sz/os (in only works on an older version of SZ however, not 1.9). It's back from 1998, but still, probably the best example of SZ scripting. It uses libraries and modules which are infinately extensible. OpenChat/2 was probably the best IRC client I ever used, but it's only available for OS/2. Never used Pan or Blackbox for Windows so I can't comment, but I have used ActiveState's environments before, but without any real issues or fanfare, since I don't program in Perl, Python, or Tcl/Tk. Never was into raytracing. I don't think we should be talking about program like POVRay, I mean, we can live without raytracing, but we can't live without IRC and file editing I guess. =) |
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Hey TrNSZ, very nice post!
Btw. you said you use IE. You should test MyIE2. It uses your IE-engine, but adds so much features.. Of course the most important are tabs-support (multiple page support, if unclear for somebody) and mouse gestures. You use the same software which I'd have mentioned also first.. (4NT,Ultraedit,Kerio,IsoBuster..) But here are some more free utilities I use. Total Uninstall should be the best uninstallation utility for win32 apps. Dimension4 is probably the lightest time synchronization program considering all the options available (Doesn't work well with XP which has internal option for this). Also nice for modem users, since it detects when you are online. Miranda ICQ is very much more "lite" than ICQ lite. Latest nightly build available here. Aida32 is a nice free (for personal use) system information, diagnostics and benchmarking program running on Win32 platforms. A bit to the same category goes Belarc Advisor which builds a detailed profile of your inspected system's software and hardware and displays the results in your browser. Other useful non-free software I use: Remotely Anywhere remote administration&remote desktop with (JAVA-support needed for remote desktop) web-browser, FinePrint for my different printing needs, F-Prot 3.12c Win32 antivirus is very light and reasonably good, Beyond Compare for all kind of file/folder/ftp/source code/etc comparison. Well, there's more, but these came to my mind quickly. This post has been edited by JohnV: Jan 12 2003, 04:15 -------------------- Juha Laaksonheimo
Jan 12 2003, 04:20
Group: Developer Posts: 717 Joined: 25-September 01 Member No.: 20 |
Hello JohnV,
I'm gonna add a defrag program here, as it was mentioned as essential on IRC: PerfectDisk - This would be my defragmentation application of choice. I first became famaliar with Raxco's high quality products when working with PerfectDisk for OpenVMS. The Windows version is probably the best defragmentation program I've seen and they offer a trade-in program. It also has a command-line interface and only requires 5% of the drive to be free to perform defragmentation; Diskeeper needs at least 20% and the Microsoft version requires up to 25%. It also installs a driver that monitors your file usage behaviors, so if you always access FOO.DLL right after BAR.DLL, these files will be placed physically close to eachother on the disk to improve performance. If we are gonna talk about uninstallation programs, I haven't used Total Uninstall, but I do use ART, the Advanced Registry Tracer to monitor what these programs do to my registry. It also helps with, eh, software "reverse engineering". I don't use ICQ and I can't comment, neither can I comment on those system information utilities because I haven't used them. If I do need to get system information, I use HWiNFO and HWiNFO32. As far as time sync goes, I use XP, but I disable the time sync application and just use a port of NTPDATE from the University of Delaware's reference NTP implementation. You can get a decent port here. Example: $ ntpdate.exe -p 8 tick.usno.navy.mil tock.usno.navy.mil ntpdate.exe[1212]: step time server 188.8.131.52 offset -76.470552 sec I don't believe in printers or printing. I will not and do not own any printers, except for my NeXTlaser, which I don't have networked, once again, because I do not believe in printers. If I have to print something, I use the Adobe Acrobat capture driver and take the PDF file to someone who does believe in printers. About MyIE2: IE is just fine for me really, at least I think so. I don't use my mouse much; In real-life I only touch my once maybe once or twice an hour so things like mouse gestures just scream useless to me. I use software that covers my tracks and removes any personal information from my system -- automatic filling out of forms with stored data goes against everything I believe in! I usually fill out forms with fake data anyway. URL aliases are provided by a tool from the Microsoft IE Web Accessories for IE5 that still works fine for me in IE 6 SP1, and I use that feature maybe once a year. I normally browse with all toolbars, explorer bars, and anything other than the status bar disabled - I only have the File/Edit/View/etc menu and the bottom status bar. This also makes the auto-hide toolbar feature useless since I disable it always anyway. The website isn't very informative of all features, and it's too slow to use right now, but is there anything else in there that might interest me? |
Jan 12 2003, 04:44
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QUOTE (TrNSZ @ Jan 12 2003 - 05:20 AM) About MyIE2: IE is just fine for me really, at least I think so. I don't use my mouse much; In real-life I only touch my once maybe once or twice an hour so things like mouse gestures just scream useless to me. I use software that covers my tracks and removes any personal information from my system -- automatic filling out of forms with stored data goes against everything I believe in! I usually fill out forms with fake data anyway. URL aliases are provided by a tool from the Microsoft IE Web Accessories for IE5 that still works fine for me in IE 6 SP1, and I use that feature maybe once a year. I normally browse with all toolbars, explorer bars, and anything other than the status bar disabled - I only have the File/Edit/View/etc menu and the bottom status bar. This also makes the auto-hide toolbar feature useless since I disable it always anyway. The website isn't very informative of all features, and it's too slow to use right now, but is there anything else in there that might interest me? Well, there are too many features to list here. Some that come to my mind are grouping (you can group sites and open those at the same time), you can disable many things with one click (like ActiveX content,Javascipt,images etc.), auto-scroll (heh), auto-refresh, a feature to show only all the links of a site, etc..really too many things to list. Good thing is that there's no install.. You just unpack and run the myie.exe. Anyway, the biggest thing for me is the tabs-support. my nerves can't handle a browser without it anymore.. I know about the commandline time sync tools, but non of those had all the features I wanted. -------------------- Juha Laaksonheimo
Jan 12 2003, 05:54
Group: Members Posts: 61 Joined: 30-September 01 Member No.: 79 |
I personally can't live without my Gator, Comet Cursor or SaveNow!
Couldn't resist. FileMon monitors every single file operation performed on your windows box, with powerful filtering capabilities. RegMon does the same with the registry - priceless utilities. PsTools for remote process manipulation - starting, killing, listing, etc. on remote administerable machines. HeleCabCompressor for creating CAB files - high compression that can be decompressed on any windows box without 3rd party software. FFdshow decompresses and filters various video formats. Precious. -h |
Jan 12 2003, 06:10
Group: Developer Posts: 717 Joined: 25-September 01 Member No.: 20 |
I've been following ffdshow development, but I've been afraid to install it for some reason -- it scares me.
I use Microsoft MakeCAB for making my CAB files. It does look like that other program you mentioned might compress better. Does it support a command-line interface? Also, yes, all the SysInternals/Winternals stuff is great, but I don't consider it essential for my system. |
Jan 12 2003, 09:05
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just to mention few for windows:
- EditPad Lite http://www.editpadpro.com/editpadlite.html (general-purpose text editor) - office http://www.openoffice.org/ (an office) - total commander http://www.ghisler.com/ (file manager, ftp client, ect - previously windows commander) - mbprobe http://mbprobe.livewiredev.com/ (cpu temperature meter, ect) - abyss http://www.aprelium.com/ (www server) - getright http://www.getright.com/ (http, ftp download manager) edit: - trillian http://www.ceruleanstudios.com/trillian/fe...features-1.html (my icq replacement) edit2: - catfish http://www.equi4.com/catfish/ fast, simple, free disk catalog browser (almost forgot that one, only thing i miss is multiple search results) any1 know a better free app? --------------------------------------- toys: - iZotope Vinyl http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/vinyl/vinyl.html (Vinyl for DirectX) - terragen http://www.planetside.co.uk/terragen/ ('simple' landscape renderer) <offtopic> for the old real3d users, there is a new demo version to download: http://www.realsoft.com/ </offtopic> This post has been edited by smok3: Jan 23 2003, 03:17 -------------------- PANIC: CPU 1: Cache Error (unrecoverable - dcache data) Eframe = 0x90000000208cf3b8
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Jan 12 2003, 09:21
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I've been following ffdshow development, but I've been afraid to install it for some reason -- it scares me.
Well, all it does is install 3 DLLs and 1 AX file (none of which go into the windows tree), and register some CLSIDs for playback. Worries me much less than installing say WMV8. I use Microsoft MakeCAB for making my CAB files. It does look like that other program you mentioned might compress better. Does it support a command-line interface? It's just a frontend for MakeCAB, there's no command-line functionality. -h |
Jan 12 2003, 16:57
Group: Members (Donating) Posts: 916 Joined: 30-September 01 From: Berlin, Germany Member No.: 112 |
Yo TrNSZ, very nice, thanks! I also use quite a lot of the programs you mentioned.
Few additions: Metapad, a really cool text editor for Windows. I use it especially for quoting messages in forums that don't have a proper quote function, and for composing emails (very good for replying to messages with dirty quoting). Proton Code Editor for PHP scripting (and other languages if I were able to ). The HTML editor also available on that site simply rocks, but it's German-only. Apache2/PHP/MySQL of course. (Haven't been put to much use recently though...) Little, hardly known helpers: ReadOnly for mass-removing Read Only attributes (because Win98 can't do this natively). It's a little buggy, on large selections it sometimes misses a few files. Icon Sushi, a cool image editor. WinTop, part of the MS PowerToys. Very nice tool that displays all running processes and reports their CPU usage correctly. (Important on Win9x, because SYSMON.EXE is very unreliable for CPU usage reporting.) DelTemp, simple VB Script that deletes the TEMP folder on startup if it's safe to do so (if a setup wizard reboots and continues to install from that folder, DelTemp won't erase it). |
Jan 12 2003, 19:31
Musepack Developer Group: Members Posts: 359 Joined: 17-October 01 Member No.: 309 |
QUOTE (Volcano @ Jan 12 2003 - 05:57 PM) ReadOnly for mass-removing Read Only attributes (because Win98 can't do this natively). I think it can (attrib -r <path>\*.* /S), although it can take ages to complete. |
Jan 13 2003, 02:35
Group: Developer Posts: 717 Joined: 25-September 01 Member No.: 20 |
4NT/4DOS eliminates the need for tools like ReadOnly.
CODE TrNSZ@CERBERUS:~ $ attrib /? Change or view file and subdirectory attributes. ATTRIB [/A:[[-]rhsda] /DE /I"text" /PQS] [+|-[AHRSNOT]] file ... /A:(ttribute select) /P(ause) /D(irectories) /Q(uiet) /E (No error messages) /S(ubdirectories) /I (match descriptions) Attribute flags: +A, -A Set or clear archive attribute +H, -H Set or clear hidden attribute +R, -R Set or clear read-only attribute +S, -S Set or clear system attribute +N, -N Set or clear normal attribute +O, -O Set or clear offline attribute +T, -T Set or clear temporary attribute Also, I don't see the need for all these textpads when you have Vim, except for binary editing, for which I use UltraEdit32. Total Commander is kind of cool, but I still prefer the text based utilities such as ZTreeWin and CMFiler. |
Jan 13 2003, 03:56
Group: Members Posts: 935 Joined: 3-June 02 From: USA Member No.: 2204 |
http://www.lavasoftusa.com/ http://www.lsfileserv.com/ http://www.lavasoft.de/ Freeware version, contains no spyware or built in ads. Just one of the spyware removal utilities that should be on any and all Windows systems to combat the garbage that infects our systems. AVG Anti-Virus System: http://www.grisoft.com/ Free edition, contains no spyware or built in ads. I use the freeware version of AVG. Although the program in looks isn't my first choice of giving a good lasting first impression (unlike BitDefender) the interface however has become my favorite Windows antivirus scanner, simply because of its simplicity without having to worry about missing a vital configuration option. It's bare-bones basic, however it gets the job done, and its resident shield doesn't bog down Win98 by being over aggressive. CookieCop: http://www.pcmag.com/utilities/ Freeware, contains no spyware or built in ads. CookieCop has been the mainstay of filtering out the excess garbage that I don't want in my Internet experience. Although it doesn't filter each and everything such as WebWasher, it has the major advantage of having one of the best event logs I've ever seen which comes in handy if one needs to know why a particular website doesn't work properly. Without CookieCop the Internet would be a burden full of distracting, spyware planting ad banners, and cookies that I don't want loading on my system. CDStarter: http://www.wentnet.uklinux.net/ Freeware, contains no spyware or built in ads. One of the easiest utilities (although not the prettiest) I've seen that can help create an autorun CD in under 5 minutes. Defrag_to_shutdown: http://medlem.spray.se/mokkelmannen/ Freeware, contains no spyware or built in ads. The best launchers for the system default Win95/98/Me Disk Defragmenter I've seen, with the ability to shutdown, logoff, or restart the system it is more than handy. The ability to optimize hidden and system files (undocumented, maybe unsafe Microsoft defrag switches) is rather interesting. Download Mage: http://www.dlmage.com/ Shareware, commercial software. Download Mage has been the best download manager I've ever used and actually purchased. Its ability to sniff out cryptic URL's and find the actual download file is most impressive, whereas some other download managers cannot download from such URL's. FreeExtractor: http://www.disoriented.com/FreeExtractor/ Freeware, contains no spyware or built in ads. FE is one of the best self-extracting Zip archive creation programs I've ran across, and it is always one of the first utilities I re-install after Win98 needs to be re-installed. With the ability to create desktop shortcuts, extract to specific Windows directories (Desktop, System, Start Menu, Start Menu Program Group, etc) using parameters not specific directory names which will extract into the right area regardless of how someone setup their system. F-PROT Antivirus for DOS: http://www.f-prot.com/download/ Free for personal usage, contains no spyware or built in ads. I really think F-PROT in any form DOS, or the commercial Windows scanner is a very good antivirus package. Although I use the DOS scanner which I have integrated into the Win98 right click shell it is still very useful for finding viruses, virus destroyed files, and suspicious files that other antivirus scanners would miss. Inno Setup: http://www.jrsoftware.org/ http://www.innosetup.com Freeware, contains no spyware or built in ads. Inno Setup without a doubt is one of the best installation creation programs I've ever used. IrfanView: http://www.irfanview.com/ Freeware, contains b3d.dll (BodyPaint 3D) as a plugin which some spyware detection programs see as spyware. IrfanView is my main image viewer on my system. Win98 just wouldn't be the same without this little app that loads a plethora of image formats and still weighs in as a not being a bloated program. Kerio Personal Firewall v2.1.5: Google Search Freeware, contains no spyware or built in ads. The successor of the freeware Tiny Personal Firewall. A power firewall by all means which allows me to surf the web without being paranoid about being attacked or hacked. If I didn't have KPF I wouldn't even bother having an Internet connection. MetaPad: http://liquidninja.com/metapad/download.html Freeware, contains no spyware or built in ads. A good Notepad replacement. Has uses that are really lacking in the very feeble Notepad, hence the reason it is named Notepad.exe on my system. Resource Hacker: http://www.users.on.net/johnson/resourcehacker/ Freeware, contains no spyware or built in ads. A neat little app that allows one to safely modify some executables. I've rearranged many buttons in programs to suit my needs, etc., want a bigger display window -- you've got it. Speeks Frontends: http://home.wanadoo.nl/~w.speek/speek.htm Freeware, contains no spyware or built in ads. Too many to mention. The best, easy to use frontends. Spybot Search & Destroy: http://security.kolla.de/ Freeware, contains no spyware or built in ads. Probably the most robust freeware spyware removal utilites I've seen. I think it outclasses Ad-aware. Sygate Personal Firewall: Standard free edition, contains no spyware or built in ads. http://smb.sygate.com/products/spf_standard.htm TaskZip: http://www.pb-sys.com/ http://jupiter.drw.net/matpie/PBSystems/pr...skzip/TZip.html Freeware, contains no spyware or built in ads. TaskZip is a top-knotch zipping utility that sits in the system tray next to the clock and will automatically created backups in either the Zip format, or by simply copying them to a different drive/directory/partition. Tweak Revisited: http://www.jsware.net/ Freeware version/Shareware version, contains no spyware or built in ads. Probably the best utility I've used to change the system default crappy looking Win98 icons to my re-worked for Win98 support WinXP icons. It's one of the only robust system-wide modifying utilites I've seen that won't totally screw up Win98, so long as you understand what you're doing. Ultimate Packer for eXecutables (UPX): http://upx.sourceforge.net/ Freeware, contains no spyware or built in ads. I'll just say I don't like compressed executables, .dll's, etc., therefore I use UPX to decompress all the damn compressed files I'm constantly running into. WinRescue 98: http://www.superwin.com/ http://www.superwin.com/frescue8.htm Shareware, commercial software. A Windows Rescue utility for Windows 98, need I say more. The closest thing to system restore that Win98 will ever see. Other versions are available for other versions of Windows, e.g.; WinXP. WinRescue XP: http://www.superwin.com/ http://www.superwin.com/frescuex.htm Shareware, commercial software. A Windows Rescue utility for Windows XP. Can help restore the registry to settings that System Restore fails to do. WinZip Self-Extractor: http://www.winzip.com/ Shareware, commercial software. Love the SFX Zips. Edit 1: Updated some URL's that were dead links. Edit 2: Added some programs. Removed some programs. Removed jv16 PowerTools free version since it times out and stops working. This post has been edited by Andavari: Jan 10 2004, 07:27 -------------------- Complexity of incoherent design.
Jan 13 2003, 10:11
Group: Members Posts: 234 Joined: 30-September 01 Member No.: 117 |
Star Downloader. Never heard of it before, but a friend pointed it out. A freeware download accelerator/scheduler.
Jan 13 2003, 10:40
Group: Banned Posts: 344 Joined: 14-September 02 Member No.: 3365 |
TheBat! - best e-mail client for Window$
TaskInfo2003 - TaskInfo2003 is combination of Task Manager and System Information Utility, It visually monitors different types of System information in Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP System Mechanic - good all in 1 tool. Has regcleaner, netbooster, uninstaller etc. tools. Jabber - free multiplatform communicator. I use PSI communicator. RightWeb Monitor - Tool for automatic searching for web & program updates. I set it to check latest versions of Foobar2000... If anyone find free alternative for Window$, tell me please. AGSM - "aGSM is alternative Game Server Monitor, a new way to quickly find and monitor multiplayer servers for many most popular games. It's a tiny 32bit multithreaded Windows95/98/ME/2000/XP program using WinSock2 (the new network connectivity standard). Our ultimate goal is to give gamers a complete toolbox for all their multiplayer gaming needs - a one small, fast, reliable, and handy freeware tool." This post has been edited by Cobra: Apr 17 2003, 16:04 |
Jan 13 2003, 11:07
Musepack Developer Group: Members Posts: 359 Joined: 17-October 01 Member No.: 309 |
Never thought of software as essential, now I do...
Currently in my systray (honor to be loaded on startup means they're essential, I guess): Miranda, mainly because it doesn't kill my system on startup Keybord Ninja, sort of automatic keyboard layout switcher / on-the-go corrector with many handy features. When properly configured (not in my case) it can handle ~90% of typos or other types of mess coming out of keyboard (if you forget to switch language, accidental caps...). Well, as many automation tools it does little bit more than you expect, but I can live with it (but hardly without it, it appears). Other residents: Audio / video: it'll be bsplayer and fb2k for playback and lots of utils for manipulating. CD burning: definetely Nero, since shipped with my drive, I have never used any other cd burning app for any considerable amount of time on my pc. Well, except EAC. File handling: Flexible Renamer and CDCheck. Still looking for good file comparer, frontend for fc.exe with drag'n'drop and text output would be enough for me. Browser: Phoenix. Now that i finaly managed to get completely flat and clean look with tiny icons out of it, it's just sweet. DL manager: FlashGet, the only one I know that can cooperate with Phoenix, and because I get used to it. Text editor: TxtPad all the way. It hasn't been updated for ages, I thought they dropped the development, just checked now, looks like they didn't. Me happy. Misc: TrueLaunchBar (QuickLaunch substitution), mainly because of it's rocking and rolling MailMonitor plugin. |
Jan 13 2003, 11:44
Group: Members Posts: 38 Joined: 4-December 02 From: Russia Member No.: 3980 |
FAR Manager - file-archive manager with true NT orientation but TextUI and commandline. And, of course, his plugins.
The russian answer for emacses! |
Jan 13 2003, 17:03
Group: Members (Donating) Posts: 916 Joined: 30-September 01 From: Berlin, Germany Member No.: 112 |
Add another one - the thread on virus scanners made me give an alternative to Outlook Express another try:
Kaufman Mail Warrior. This really is a neat mail program. It has all I need (thank god it doesn't support HTML mails), and a *really* nice user interface. I'd definitely recommend giving it a try. Oh, and it's just 700KB large. The only drawback is that its database files are very easily readable with any text editor, but OE doesn't do much better than that. The lack of SMTP authentication isn't that much of a problem for me because my email provider allows me to switch to SMTP-after-POP instead, but other users will think otherwise. CU Dominic |
Jan 13 2003, 21:10
A/V Moderator Group: Moderator Posts: 1762 Joined: 30-April 02 From: Slovenia Member No.: 1922 |
QUOTE (JohnV @ Jan 12 2003 - 04:47 AM) You should test MyIE2. It uses your IE-engine, but adds so much features.. Of course the most important are tabs-support :) good stuff, so far iam (ab)using 'undo close window(s)', tabbed browsing, no popups. tested phoenix also, very nice, still prefer the ie engine tho B)
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Jan 14 2003, 01:17
Group: Members Posts: 336 Joined: 27-December 01 From: Stockholm, Sweden Member No.: 780 |
Damn long lists you have...
Notepad, Winamp, cmd, explorer, JquickTrans, mIRC, Bullet Proof FTP Server, Miranda IM, Kerio Personal Firewall, Daemon Tools, The Bat!, OpenOffice.org , Windows Media Player 6.4, EAC, FLAC + FlacDrop, DeGlitch, WaveGain, PsyTEL AACEnc 2.15, Phoenix and Paint shop pro 5... That should be enough for now... |
Jan 14 2003, 06:23
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I find UltraEdit indispensible. Are there any good opensource/free equivilents which are almost as good?
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Positioning the LCD screen from an old Dell laptop so that the camera costume can display images of the captured photos (Photo: Tyler Card)
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