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On Tuesday afternoon, eleven members of the Mono County Sheriff Search and Rescue (SAR) Team responded to a report of a possible helicopter crash that turned out to be a false alarm.
Residents in the Old Mammoth area reported the possibility of a helicopter crash in the Mammoth Pass/Mammoth Mountain area. Smoke was thought to have been seen in the direction the helicopter was last seen to have flown, residents said.
After a temporary closure, the Tioga Road in Yosemite National Park closed Wednesday night but is still expected to reopen after the current winter storm, as long as there is little snow accumulation and dangerous winds die down.
The Glacier Point Road is now closed for the season.
All roads within the Yosemite National Park are subject to chain control or temporary closures due to hazardous driving conditions. Tire chains may be required at any time during the fall and winter season. It is strongly recommended that all motorists carry tire chains while driving in the park
Mammoth High School Principal Gabe Solorio will be out on medical leave beginning Monday, Nov. 21, until sometime in January, school officials confirmed today. Former MHS principal Mike Agnitch will take the reins as the high school's interim principal until Solorio returns.
Solorio became the high schools principal after Agnitch retired in 2009. Solorio was the middle school's principal for several years before becoming the high school principal.
Here's what the district said about the situation in a press release released the morning of Nov. 22:
A new and ambitious culinary program for the Mammoth Lakes Foundation made its first, tentative start last week.
The idea is to establish a top-drawer culinary program that eventually would mesh with Cerro Coso Community College, alongside other cultural entities.
It would serve as a training incubator that could feed, so to speak, the 150 restaurants and eateries in a corridor stretching down the Eastside.
Foundation CEO Evan Russell and consultant Bill Taylor unveiled the plans last week at the Mammoth Lakes Planning Commission meeting.
Mike Schlafmann left the Inyo National Forest this week, and for the outdoors types, it was like a star disappearing from the sky.
Schlaffman, the deputy district ranger who worked on the Inyo for 10 years, is headed for the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest outside of Seattle.
In the words of Mammoth District Ranger Jon Regelbrugge, ŌĆ£Our loss is their gain.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£I was his manager, but I never knew if I was managing him, of it he was managing me,ŌĆØ retired Inyo supervisor Sandy Hogan said of Schlafman.
After a dazzling performance at the 12th Annual Latin Grammy Awards Singer/Songwriter Violeta Martin from Mammoth Lakes will be headlining the official Town of Mammoth Lakes Tree Lighting Ceremony on Friday, Dec 2, in the Footloose Sports parking lot.┬ĀHot-hot-hot!. ŌĆ"
The Pathfinder is in our midst. Dr. Mike Karch likes to hunt, but in an old-fashiony kind of way. He wears moccasins instead of boots, and take that, CabelaŌĆÖs. ŌĆ"
Fido hates the woodstove.
Go figure. Dogs are supposed to love them, if you believe the pictures in the L.L. Bean catalogs.
ŌĆ£Get me out of here,ŌĆØ he pleaded. ŌĆ£What is this? Aruba?ŌĆØ
This was on one of those really cold days in early November, when the wind howled and the temperatures dove. Outside, our street was frozen solid, with icy spots all over the place.
I built a fire in the woodstove and things were darned cozy at our place, at least for me.
Fido retreated from the living room and took up a post under the dining room table. He panted.
ŌĆ£People get the wrong idea about Oakland,ŌĆØ Fido said.
ŌĆ£Yeah, I know. What makes you say that?ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£I was there for more than a month, and I didnŌĆÖt see anything like the stuff that showed up on the Jon Stewart Show or the TV news.ŌĆØ
Fido leafed through the California section of the Sunday New York Times, pondering the pictures. When Fido reads the papers, itŌĆÖs awkward because his finger dexterity is poor, and he tends to get distracted easily.
This time, he lingered.
Ski areas in California received good news this past week from the U.S. Forest Service, with the promise of up to 600 new jobs.
The Ski Area Recreational Opportunity Enhancement Act of 2011, which was signed by President Barack Obama on Nov. 7, is estimated to create and annually sustain up to 600 extra jobs nationwide.
ŌĆ£This is very good news for us,ŌĆØ said Mammoth Mountain Ski Area spokesperson Joani Lynch. She was not alone in her enthusiasm.
ŌĆ£This is great news for promoting job growth and economic stimulus in California,ŌĆØ said Regional Forester Randy Moore.
Sledz is deadz.
Long live WoollyŌĆÖs Adventure Summit and the KidsŌĆÖ Carousel.
Mammoth Mountain snapped up the enterprise from a private owner during the off-season. While the transaction still is in escrow, the ski area is moving ahead with its plans.
The on-again, off-again tubing hill, situated on the right just off Route 203 on the way to Mammoth Mountain, now will be a part of the ski areaŌĆÖs continuing moves toward family-oriented snowplay, according to Mammoth spokesperson Joani Lynch.
ItŌĆÖs just not in the culture of Mammoth Mountain to miss an Opening Day ŌĆö natural snow or manufactured, blue skies or gray, rain, snow or fire and brimstone.
This season was no different.
The ski area opened yesterday with five lifts ready to go, including the Lower Gondola.
It also opened with 13 terrain features, said Joani Lynch, ski area spokeswoman.
Working on a base ranging from 18 to 24 inches, the ski area opened Chair 1 (Broadway Express); Chair 6 (Thunder Bound Express); Chair 11 (Discovery Express) and Chair 3 (Facelift). The first chair left Broadway at 8:30 a.m.
The City of Los Angeles has mounted a legal challenge to who owns the water rights to Mammoth Creek.
The challenge, which took the Mammoth Community Water District by surprise, was issued about 14 months ago in a letter from the City, said Greg Norby, the director of the Water District.
Norby paraphrased the essence of the letter at the Mammoth Lakes Planning Commission on Wednesday. His remarks came almost at the end of an exhaustive recap of Water District future plans over the next five to 10 years.
To say that his remarks came out of the blue would be an understatement.
A scam comes in many forms, but this one was over the top.
When Mammoth resident Irene Molloy realized Monday that the man who coerced her to send him $10,000 had been calling her ŌĆ£GrandmaŌĆØ instead of ŌĆ£Nana,ŌĆØ she realized sheŌĆÖd been had.
ŌĆ£I was sitting in a chair afterward, trying to regain my thinking, and I remembered,ŌĆØ she said. ŌĆ£He was the only grandchild I had that called me ŌĆśNanaŌĆÖ not ŌĆśGrandma.ŌĆÖŌĆØ
But it was too late. The money, wired to Lima, Peru, where a man claiming to be John Molloy had told her he would go to jail if she didnŌĆÖt send the money, was gone.
While the clock keeps ticking on the judgment payment agreement between the Town of Mammoth and Mammoth Lakes Land Acquisition, the disparity seems to be getting bigger. Insiders in the town office are hearing that the MLLA demand now is $42 million, while Mammoth can spare only $24 million. Conductor, does this train stop at Bankruptcy Station? ...
The Mammoth vs. Desert Christian football game was played Nov. 5 was at Lancaster High School. The reason? Desert Christian doesnŌĆÖt have its own football field ŌĆ"
Measure S passed by a wide margin tonight with a 73.76 percent to 26.24 percent ratio, according to preliminary results from the Mono County Elections office.
The vote still has to be certified, but the results of all the voting precincts were in at 10:20 p.m. Tuesday when the county released the results. The measure, an extension of an existing $59/year tax on property owners within the Mammoth Unified School District, needed to pass with a two-thirds majority, which it more than met.


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Recruitment agencies are especially looking for candidates with patience, an ability to learn quickly, and strong verbal communication skills, (bilingual applicants have a considerable advantage). Typing proficiency and IT literacy are also desirable qualities, but aside from these basic skills, there are no formal requirements for entry into the field. Training is typically given on the job, and no degrees or certification are needed.
Employees on the low end of the salary scale tend to earn between £13 and £15K annually, but experienced professionals, including team leaders and managers, usually earn closer to £25K. The overall average salary in the UK is about £17K. Employment is available on part-time and full-time basis, and the working hours are standard: rarely requiring overtime. Some companies, however, do staff night shifts and offer 24/7 customer support.
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The trend for canine fashion has become widespread and is commonly seen among many neighborhoods and parks across the country. From festive dog bandanas, booties and hats to shirts, dresses and even dog sports jerseys, there is a growing assortment of dog clothes available. While many pampered pooches don't mind parading around town in fashionable outfits with either matching collars and leads or dog bandanas, there are many pooches that don dog apparel entirely for safety purposes. Deliberately developed for maximum visibility, a dog safety vest is popular for year-round use. Ideal for dogs that actively engage in outdoor activities, such as hunting and running with their pet parents, a dog safety vest also helps to prevent accidents by allowing dogs to be seen from further distances. Meanwhile, intended for protection from ground surfaces that may either be too hot or too cold as well as from burrs and thorns, there are dog booties available to protect your dog's paw pads. Keep your pooches strutting in style and safety all year long with various types of year-round dog apparel and accessories.
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Kensington Home Has High-Tech Panic Room and Instant Pool
This 6,000 square-foot home in Kensington, UK, is stuffed with impressive, though pretty standard control and audio/video systems for a luxury home. But there are a couple features that set this one apart, which makes me believe it may be occupied by an agent of MI6.
The core system of this home is Crestron automation. Crestron touchpanels located throughout the flat give the owner access to music and movies piped from a Kaleidescape server, tucked away on a rack with thousands of dollars' worth of other control gear.
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But it's not the 24 audio zones, personal elevator or even the mechanical stacked garage that makes this place so interesting—it's the paranoia . This home contains not one, but two reinforced panic rooms.
This is a creative solution to a parking problem.
This reinforced door will keep out any assailant.
The first panic room is in one of the bathrooms. The reinforced door can withstand a 10 kilogram TNT bomb. Inside, there's a video monitor where the user can watch what's going on outside via CCTV while soaking in the tub.
Move down to the basement and you'll find a 1,600 bottle wine storage room (and 3,100 cigar humidor) which sends the owners email alerts every time someone opens the door. To keep the wrong people out, the room includes a biometric entry system.
Then there's the theater, but it's not an ordinary home theater (complete with a nice JVC projector). This is a panic theater with a terrorist-proof reinforced door, a secure telephony system, an independent air purification system and CCTV access.
But wait, there's more. The dance hall is not simply a dance hall. Press a button and the floor drops turning the dance floor into an indoor swimming pool.
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The Colorado Rapids Women consists of two ladies teams, one which competes in the W-League Western Division of the United Soccer League's National Women's League and a younger developmental U-20 ladies team which competes in the Super 20's National Youth League. The W-League side competes in the 30-team competition featuring teams from the United States and Canada and attracts players from across the world. The Rapids W-League side fielded several international stars in their inaugural 2012 season with players joining the team from countries such as Denmark, Brazil, England and Australia. The 2012 season saw the Colorado Rapids Women finish in a respectable 4th position in the Western Conference and enjoyed several home wins including highlighted victories against rivals Seattle Sounders and Vancouver Whitecaps. The Colorado Rapids Women U-20's are the current North American Champions after a Championship victory over DC United in July 2012.
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Easy Apple Butter
I'm not going to lie, apple butter is not pretty. After a summer of berries and peaches and plums, apple butter looks well, Brown with a capital B. Despite it's less than photogenic appearance, I make a batch every year using this recipe as my guide. Sometimes I add more spices and sometimes less depending on what I can find in my terribly unorganized spice cabinet. You could even try adding some vanilla or bourbon as both taste great with apples. Heck, make a few batches with different flavorings. Apples are CHEAP right now and I'm sure you have a friend or two who would love to help you peel and chop in return for a jar or two of fall spiced goodness.
Apple Butter
yield: about 5, 1/2pints of finished butter
adapted from 101cookbooks
4lbs good eatin' apples, peeled, cored and cut into bite sized pieces (I used gala and ginger gold, because they were the cheapest)
3-4 cups apple cider
1 1/2-2 cups sugar (I went with the smaller amount)
2 teaspoons cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon cloves
1/2 teaspoon fresh nutmeg
Juice of one lemon
5 sterilized half pint jars and lids
1. In your biggest, heaviest pot combine the apples and enough cider to cover them. Bring to a simmer and cook the apples until tender. A bit of foam will form on the surface that should be skimmed off, it's okay if you can't get it all.
2. When the apples are tender, remove the pot from the heat and puree the mixture until it is smooth (an immersion blender is the best tool for this). Stir in sugar, spices and lemon juice.
3. Simmer the mixture, stirring occasionally, until it darkens in color and begins to pop and bubble, about 1-1 1/2 hours. Make sure to watch the pot carefully and stir often in the last 1/2 hour to prevent scorching. I would usually tell you here to cook the butter until it reaches 220º, but I couldn't get mine above 210º and the set turned out perfect. Ladle the hot apple butter into your prepared jars, wipe the rims with a clean towel and process in a hot water bath for 10 minutes.
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Oh yum! Apple butter is one of my favorite things. On the blog I made apple butter with a recipe from the book Canning for a New Generation using a slow cooker to cook down the apples for 8+ hours and it turned out great. Your jars look lovely- dark and thick spread perfect for toast or stirred into oatmeal.
ReplyDeleteHopefully, I'll be going apple picking this weekend, and I will definitely be making this with my bounty. I made the apple butter from the Ball Blue Book of Preserving a few weeks ago, and while it was good, it wasn't nearly as autumn-y as this one seems, with the addition of apple cider instead of water. Can't wait to try this!
ReplyDeleteI just made a batch and threw it into my slow cooker. As I was cleaning up I realiized that I'm pretty sure I forgot to add the lemon juice. I juiced the lemon but I think I threw the juicer ( still with the juice in it) into the wash water. Is this going to be a problem when I can it? I used my last lemon and won't be able to get another one until tomorrow. Can I add the lemon juice right before I can it?
ReplyDeleteThanks. I panicked a little last night and decided to add 3 tbls of Ponzu, which is basically lemon juice, vinegar and citric acid.
Next question (this is my first attempt at canning), I did the slow-cooker method and have been cooking it on low for well over 12 hours but it hasn't really thickened. I may have started with a little too much cider. Do I need to hit 210 degrees even with the crock pot or is that only on the stove top?
Thanks so much. It may be runny but it tastes delicious (I added a little bit of Maker's Mark too)!Tmo- I am not a slow cooker pro, but some varieties of apples contain more water than others and slow cookers vary a bit with their temps so I wouldn't worry that it hasn't fully thickened yet. If you can stand waiting a few more hours, try turning up your pot or cracking the lid if it doesn't seem to be making any progress. You can test the butter for doneness by spooning a bit on a plate that you have chilled in the freezer. When the apple butter is done it will begin to hold its shape and there won't be a ring of liquid surrounding the solids on the plate. I bet your kitchen smells amazing with that bourbon apple butter cooking away!
ReplyDeleteOoops. too late. I did crack the lid open a bit for the last couple of hours and that seemed to help a bit. I had six half pints and a probably enough for 2 more (started with a 5 lb bag of Galas). My 4 year-old son said it was spicy (the alcohol evaporated off, right?). I liken it to a cross between applesauce and spiced cider. Not sure I'll be able to spread it, but will try it on yogurt and oatmeal. Thanks for all your help!
ReplyDeleteOMG. Is this THE apple butter recipe?! The one that I ate straight from the jar on the subway and finished before I got home?? If so, I know what I'll be doing today.
Just in time too--family is coming to LA for Thanksgiving, and I've volunteered to help with the pies and some other things. I think I will make some of this to impress everyone ; ).- DanielleDecember 4, 2012 at 6:21 PM
When you say process in a hot water bath for 10 minutes. What exactly does that mean?


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Plug the address for Pizzaria Lola in your GPS, and you'll wonder why you find yourself winding through a residential neighborhood filled with little brick homes built in the 1950s. And once you arrive and squeeze your car into an off-street spot, you'll see a standing-room-only spot, even on a Tuesday night at 7 p.m. About 70 people can squeeze into Pizzaria Lola's, and as soon as one table clears, another group comes in to wait for 14 kinds of pizzas that run the gamut from Old Reliable, a sweet-tomato-sauced cheese pie ($10), to Lady ZaZa, topped with house-made Korean sausage and kimchi, serrano peppers, soy-chili glaze, scallions and sesame oil ($15.50). We tried Old Reliable and the Korean Barbecue, made with Grass Farms short ribs, mozzarella and soy-chili vinaigrette drizzled over a mountain of chopped arugula. The Korean influence comes straight from the owner, and the scent of sesame and scallions wafts across the table when it arrives. The peppery arugula made our lips tingle for several minutes after we ate the first slice. The thinly sliced short ribs provided a sweet balance to the vinaigrette, and the whole pie offered a nice complement of flavors and textures. The cheese pizza oozed melted mozzarella and pecorino. What stood out from both was the crust: a Neopolitan wonder that was chewy and left our fingertips dusty with charred flour. Clearly, the pizza scores, but the vibe is cool, too. The disco ball perched on top of the oven and the $3 photo booth in back (plus the strips from the photo booth hanging on the wall) help make this neighborhood spot a super fun place to have dinner.


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Cards look to start run against rival Brewers
Milwaukee asks Estrada to stay strong since return from DL
Although the Cardinals find themselves in the thick of the National League Central race, nipping at the heels of the first-place Pirates, consistency hasn't been one of their strengths of late. But when St. Louis heads to Milwaukee to take on the Brewers on Monday, the Cardinals will have a chance to do something they haven't done since July 21-25: put together a three-game winning streak.
After dropping seven in a row to end July, St. Louis has gone 9-8, winning two straight on three separate occasions, including Saturday and Sunday against the Cubs. The Cardinals' longest winning streak reached six games at the end of April and early May, and manager Mike Matheny said it's hard to put together such runs with all the factors that could lead to a loss on any given day.
"I think there are going to be periods where you're not getting one [win] right after another," Matheny said. "Hopefully those streaks of getting one win right on top of another are somewhere in the near future. This could be the one that starts us."
If St. Louis wants to string together a winning streak, Milwaukee is a good place to get rolling. The Cardinals, who will send right-hander Shelby Miller to the mound, enter the three-game set 8-2 against the Brewers and 4-0 at Miller Park in 2013, which marks St. Louis' only four-game sweep of the season. And with their next 17 games after departing Milwaukee coming against playoff-hopefuls Atlanta, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, the Cardinals would be well-served to pick up as many wins as possible.
However, the Brewers are looking to play the role of spoiler. Even out of the postseason picture, manager Ron Roenicke expects the same intensity this series that the NL Central rivalry has shown in the past.
"I hope it is," said Roenicke, who will give the ball to Marco Estrada for the opener. "There's always a little something different with the Cardinals, so I'm hoping we come out and play well. I don't want to say come out and throw shutouts, like our pitchers are doing for the last [two months], but their offense is obviously very good, and our pitching has to be good."
Cardinals: Miller looks to bounce back
After being knocked out of his Aug. 7 start against the Dodgers two pitches into the game when a Carl Crawford line drive bruised his elbow, Miller struggled in his return on Wednesday.
Although he threw six innings, Miller tied a season-high with eight hits allowed, which helped lead to five runs (three earned).
Miller has had success against the Brewers, though, going 2-0 while giving up just one run in 13 innings across two starts.
Brewers: Estrada strong since lengthy DL stint
Since coming back from a two-month stint on the disabled list with hamstring and back issues, Estrada has given up just one run in two starts. He threw five shutout innings against the Giants on Aug. 7, allowing one hit while striking out six. He followed that with six innings of four-hit ball Tuesday against the Rangers, surrendering just one run on a solo homer.
Estrada has thrown 76 pitches in each of those starts, and Roenicke said he pulled the 30-year-old right-hander due to fatigue against the Rangers.
Unfortunately for Estrada, St. Louis is not a team he's enjoyed much success against this season. In three starts against the Cardinals, he's gone 0-1 with a 9.00 ERA, which was inflated by a May 5 outing in which he allowed eight runs on five walks and six hits 3 1/3 innings.
• Although a timeline for his return has not been determined, Brewers center fielder Carlos Gomez resumed baseball activities Sunday after spraining his right knee when he hit the wall making a catch Thursday against the Reds.
"Everything is going like it's supposed to," an optimistic Gomez said. "It's way, way better."
Worth noting
• On Monday, the Brewers continue a stretch in which they play 32 of 35 games against division rivals. They're 2-2 after a four-game series against the Reds opened the tough run of games.
• The Cardinals are 30-21 against the NL Central this season, including a 15-11 mark on the road.
• Jon Jay leads the Cardinals with 26 hits this month after going 2-for-3 with an RBI double and a three-run homer Sunday against the Cubs.
Jeremy Warnemuende is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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O.K. - I found IPSEC and will read up on it. I couldn't find VPN - I saw OpenVPN (openvpn.net) in pkgsrc; is that what you are referring to?
Also, will this work with the gateway (AT&T 2701HG-B) that also needs to communicate via wired to the tower that is currently running Slackware and the laptop when I feel like plugging it in? The gateway is the access point, not the laptop - and the gateway doesn't have too many options (it's a consumer DSL) - I just wonder if the gateway can handle this.
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Or have a look at authpf http://netbsd.gw.com/cgi-bin/man-cgi?authpf++NetBSD-4.0
You don't need to be a genius to debug a pf.conf firewall ruleset, you just need the guts to run tcpdump |
That being said, WPA2 at least right now, is only able to be cracked through brute force, so if you have a very strong key, I would say you are good to go. Of course, if you like experimenting, setting up OpenBSD with authpf and ipsec is always a fun weekend project for an alternative method of securing your router.... Cheers, Alphalutra1 |
While IPSec is the gold standard, it's tricky and the ssh is/was a lot easier (for our context). /S
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Cheers, Alphalutra1 |
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If all you allow is SSH connectivity.. clients would be required to authenticate.. so unless they stole your key & passphrase, you should be safe. Also, in that sort of setup... typically you wouldn't want to use password-only authentication.. as it would be brute forcible. |
- SSID Broadcast: If the SSID is always being broadcast then a war-driver will see the network within a short period of time even when there are no clients using it. When the SSID broadcast is turned off, someone has to be using it at the time for a war driver to see the network. - MAC filtering: if a client is not using the network, and the intruder spoofs the MAC address, then this line of defense is not relevant. But imagine you are using your MAC address when an intruder attempts to spoof yours for their own connection to the gateway- that leads to very funky, broken connections, and can tip off a user that something is amiss. Think of it as a tripwire. So, to summarize, these steps taken on their own is not a wise path. But looking for the single "Holy Grail" of security isn't, either. Once your single 'ultimate solution' has a chink in it's armor, you are almost as insecure as using the above methods on their own. Using as many techniques at your disposal, on the other hand, will make things more difficult for an intruder, and can sometimes tip you off that there is even an intruder lurking in the first place.
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It's encrypted and authenticated traffic only. /S
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Double bingo! /S
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Comparing with wired, wireless networks are not very safe/useful under DOS attacks. And anything can't help you in this situation, except if you invest some money in your home decoration |
At least M$ got that one right To stay on the same note, I am shopping for SGI O2 to do my online banking. SGI O2+OpenBSD, I call that real security through obscurity. Bok, OKO |
Hi JMJ,
You can protect your home network by using network access password. Be sure to register all devices on your network, including computers, laptops, media players, and networked storage if you are using MAC filtering. Also, be sure to enter the MAC addresses correctly as if you enter the wrong ones, you will not be able to connect the computer to the router to change them back and you will need to reset the router. Some routers allow you to save them while they are connected. thanks!! |
Re: SSL
I don't see where SSL would be considered insecure if properly implemented. The biggest issue I would think is that it only authenticates from the Server side, and doesn't authenticate the client. In other words, someone who can gain access to your credentials (say online banking passwords etc) can 'authenticate' from anywhere since the session establishment is only one-way. Also, as evidenced by the recent Comodo partner-hack, it can take some time before a Certificate Authority finds out that a certificate has been issued by the wrong hands.... SSL only works for TCP too, not UDP which as I understand it, things like VOIP use. |
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So what does that mean for people like me that like to implement single purpose systems, using Busybox running from an initrd? Do we have to use systemd, bloating and complicating our systems only to see output on the screen and have user input? What happens when the kernel panics before it is able to load one of those log modules? Will we ever know what happened?
I don't get why this developers try to kill off kernel components with only desktop systems in mind. Hello, welcome to reality, the largest install base of Linux is on Android devices, no systemd there, so no, systemd/logind is by far not the standard session handler.


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Alright guys Im gonna go ahead and start this thread for my bumper build and update it as progress continues... materials: 1) JD2 pipe bender 2) 1.5" schedule 40 pipe 3) level 4) tape measure 5) welder 6) drill press Heres what I got started last weekend... had to mount our new JD2 pipe bender, since I knew we had no place other than dead center of our guest house garage, I knew it would also have to be movable, so I used female concrete anchors, so I could store it out of the way when not using it. setup done, now time for lots of measuring and tedious thinking... here was my first two bends... second two bends... my brother is holding it up for a visual reference once again visual reference now to begin my point of no return... starting with sawing off the frame horns... here was after my first cut (THE METAL BLADES ON THE SAWZAW CUT THROUGH LIKE BUTTER!) looking good so far after second (what was supposed to be final cut) then I noticed this... My truck was totaled my junior year in high school thanks to the most favorite NBS, ABS sensor defect, that GM has no motivation to ever fix. And i never thought that my left front frame horn couldve been replaced.... well apparently it was, and when it was replaced, it seem they cut about 1/2" extra off before welding the replacement horn back on, which is weird because my stock bumper sat just fine... its really not too much of a setback, since this is a CUSTOM bumper, but id rather everything be even on both sides just for easier measurements. this is after I used some leftover rustoleum bed spray on the front frame to keep rust from attacking my fresh new cuts... thats all i got done for my first weekend... near future plans: 1) make sure frame ends are even 2) find some 1/2" sheet steel to weld into my frame horns to cap them off, and provide a solid mounting point for my bumper 3) cap ends of main tube
Looks like you got a good build going. You gunna be doing the welding yourself. And to bad your not in Ga I got stack of every size pipe you could imagine
yeah I will do my best to do my own welds with friends help and my engineering shop director's guidance as well... already picked up a lincoln 180 welder from lowes, thanks to income tax! This should be the biggest project I ever use it for, it should come in handy for the rest of my life though whenever i need it. after i finish my bumper i will start my headache rack. But everything will be the same size pipe, due to bending dies being $300.00+ a piece.
Yea they ain't cheap. Whenever I get around to lifting my truck I'm gunna make some step bars that look like the nfab ones but with a lot more strength
I will be following your progress through this build as I am looking at doing a custom bumper build. But so far so good man looks like it will turn out pretty good.
[MENTION=36460]reggiecab2000[/MENTION], I don't personally tend to like the prerunner look, but I have such a deep respect for the time and attention to detail required for GOOD custom fabrication (be it electrical, fiberglass, metal, etc.) that I'll be following this thread. Remember every bump and gotcha you run into. There always are some ... and they're what make the work fun and interesting, even if they make you curse like mad along the way. They're also what make you respond with a 'hell no!' when someone with no clue about what you went through asks you if you'll make one like yours, for them ... and how much you'd charge. LOL (But it feels good to be asked that.)
What all is going to go on the bumper? Winch? Lights? Drings? It will be a great accomplishment to have a bad a$$ bumper on your truck that is custom built... by YOU!!!!
thanks guys, I can tell you for now itll be at least until may before i get an update on this, due to multiple things coming up on the weekends requiring me to stay in corpus christi... for now the plans are to incorporate 2 to 4 lights behind the main tube, i will also be incorporating a skid plate, and depending how I brace each side of the bumper will determine the ability to enclose the side/corners with some sort of skid plate as well (to fill the emptiness commonly associated with prerunner bumpers on the sides) my plan is light, strong and low profile because the less weight on the front of a 2wd THE BETTER! and for surreal, it is a prerunner type for lack of a better term, but i am taking what i like about prerunner bumpers and transforming it into something I hope to be one of a kind, because i HATE being like everyone else
It takes time. Heck, my on board air project commenced in late Q3 of last year .... and here we are in Q2 of 2013. That's 6 months. I keep wondering where it went. Thankfully I work on other projects between the fab work, as there are necessary wait periods for what I'm doing (i.e. design/fabrication I simply can't do, myself, due to the cost of tools). Just make slow, steady progress.
well, this past weekend I was in San antonio for a couple days, and ran into my very first "snag" which ruined any progress on my build... Found out my welder required a different AMP rating 250V plug than either our compressor, dryer, or water heater had... they run on 30A, 250V connections, my welder requires a 50A, 250V connection, so needless to say i had to run to lowes to pick up a female plug, for it which is pretty cheap, but its the 8AWG wire thatll cost $1.93/foot to run through the walls and ceiling to get to the garage.... more time and money, but worth it in the end...


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Cameras are wonderful things as they are but they can be made even better and more useful with the right equipment or attachments. Specifically I'm speaking of camera lenses, yes not all cameras have interchangeable lenses but many do, and you don't have to purchase an expensive camera either to get the luxury of using different lenses.
Some cameras must have lenses on them where they attach directly to the body, these cameras sometimes don't even come with a lens when purchased either, so the cost of the camera rises with the added expense of purchasing a lens as well. Many though come as a kit, these are the best options really, they'll include a nice camera and one, two or maybe more different lenses for you to use and choose from depending on what your shooting.
Other cameras have a lens built into them and you can take pictures right out of the box with no need for an additional lens, but they have the ability to attach a lens to them over the built in one. This ability will allow you to select various types of lenses, like Macro and Zoom styles, and even add different filters to the camera. This is the type of camera that I own personally and use most often, I like the ability to just turn it on and shoot, but I also like the idea of being able to add a new lens if need be.
There are several types and styles of lenses on the market today and of course which one or many you choose will depend on what you intend on doing with your camera.
Camera lenses are most commonly made from glass, but can be made from quartz or even plastic. You might be thinking that a plastic lens can't possibly be any good, and yes you could be right in that assumption, but as technology has progressed so has their manufacturing process been improved. Some, but not all plastic lenses can be as good, if not better than those made of glass, but of course you'll want to look for name brands to be sure you are getting a quality lens.
There are really only four main types of lenses out there today, but there can be thousands of variations on those types making it seem like there are many more available.
Standard Lens – These are just a normal lens, the type that takes general pictures, nothing special about them, they just do their job, they're great for general everyday pictures.
Telephoto Lens – A telephoto lens is what you'd use if you want to bring a far away subject closer, similar to binoculars, but for your camera. If you're bird watching or maybe spying on the neighbors this is the lens that you'd need for the job to make sure you get a good close look at things. Telephoto style lenses are often used for portrait photography actually.
Wide-Angle Lens - This type of lens allows you to get a wider shot, you can get more in your picture with a wide-angle lens, hence the 'wide' in the name obviously. Wide angles lenses are nice for some things, but they often distort the images like making straight lines appear curved at the farthest points. Wide angle lenses are commonly used in cinematography for the perspective they offer, and the fact that you can get more into the picture.
Macro Lens – The Macro lens is my personal favorite type of lens, it's use to really zoom in on things, and what I mean by that is you use a macro lens for taking pictures of details. You can zoom in for close ups of a bee maybe and see the hairs on it's back, the possibilities are endless really for the things you can discover with a Macro lens on your camera. I've found that they can be used to see things that the naked eye cannot, like imperfections in a piece of metal, of the texture of a finely woven cloth.
Besides the standard types of lenses you can also get specialized ones that can be useful or add effects to your photography. These can be actual lenses like a Fish eye lens that kind of squeezes the image, but other times they are called filters where they can be useful in filtering out or filtering in light. You can get filters to create cool effect where reds are reduced and blues are increased, or warm filters with the opposite effect. You can also get infrared, rainbow, sepia, and many many more styles, so you can really get creative with your picture taking.
When purchasing a lens for your camera you'll have to figure out first what you want to photograph and then you can proceed from there to figure out which lens will be right for you.
It's often recommended to purchase a lens from the same company that manufactured your camera, this will guarantee that it will fit and work correctly with your camera. You don't have to though, there are many companies out there now that specialize in lenses as well, you'll just have to make sure you get the correct size for your camera's lens mount. Speaking of lens mounts, some cameras can even accept different sized lens though the use of special adapters that can usually be purchased through the manufacturer and sometimes from a third party.
When buying camera lenses, the general rule is 'you get what you pay for', but that's only a generality really, as I personally have purchased inexpensive lenses that worked fine for me. On the flip side of that though I've received cheap lenses that were just that, cheap, they had bubbles in the glass of the lens and were basically useless to me like that obviously. So with cheap lenses it's the luck of the draw really, and a hope that the company has a good support department and return policy for any bad lenses received. What I'm saying is that, if you can afford it and really need it then I would look at purchasing the more expensive, name brand lenses that you know are manufactured with strict quality controls, at least you'll have a solid company reputation behind the product and have a high expectancy of receiving a quality product.
When purchasing a lens for your camera the best thing you can do is research, through product reviews yes but more importantly look around and see what others are using that have the same shooting style as you do. There are many photography magazines and websites devoted to discussing cameras and their lenses, you can quickly and easily find out if the lens you're thinking of buying is the correct one for what you want to do. Most of the websites as well offer forums where you can ask questions and learn from the other members, don't be afraid to ask questions, that's the only way you'll learn!


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Starved Rock State Park
Seasonal waterfalls, awe-inspiring bluffs and rugged canyons dominate the storied landscape at Starved Rock. Rich with history and beauty, Starved Rock's hiking trails meander through towering trees and scenic overlooks along the Illinois River. Outdoor activities include hiking, canoeing, paddle boat cruises, cross-country skiing, trolley rides, fishing and picnicking. Visitors can stay at the historic Starved Rock Lodge or in one of its cozy cabins.
Garden of the Gods
Explore the dramatic rock formations, cliffs and trails of the most visited site in the Shawnee National Forest. Millions of years in the making, the Garden of the Gods provides spectacular views unlike anywhere in the Midwest. See Camel Rock, Anvil Rock, Devil's Smoke Stack and other magnificent rock formations in this hiker's and photographer's wonderland.
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Navy Pier
The Midwest's number-one attraction is the place in Chicago for lakefront fun. Take an exhilarating ride on the sky-high Ferris wheel, board a sightseeing or dinner cruise boat, and see a live performance at the outdoor Skyline Stage or acclaimed Chicago Shakespeare Theater. Dine at one of Navy Pier's many boardwalk restaurants and browse the unique shops and stands (a great place to pick up a souvenir).
Anderson Japanese Gardens
Anderson Japanese Gardens has been named one of the highest quality Japanese gardens in North America by Sukiya Living Magazine since 2004. Inspired by calm and tranquility, this 12 acre award winning landscape is comprised of koi-filled ponds, winding paths, gentle streams, cascading waterfalls, raked gravel gardens, beautifully trained pines, and more. Master craftsmanship and 16th century traditional architecture is found throughout the garden.
Grizzly Jack's Grand Bear Resort and Enchanted Forest
Discover a magical family getaway just beyond the glow of Chicago at Grizzly Jack's Grand Bear Resort. Nestled in the Starved Rock area of Illinois, Grizzly Jack's is an oasis of relaxation and adventure - a destination where water park fun meets natural wonder. Escape from the big city and enjoy a vacation in the scenic Northwoods at Grizzly Jack's - an unforgettable place to unwind, play, meet, dine and explore with family and friends.
Shedd Aquarium
Strap a mask and flippers onto your imagination and chart a course to Shedd Aquarium. Have you ever seen eye-to-eye with a dolphin? Said hello to a penguin on a stroll to the South Pole? Immersed yourself in a flooded Amazon forest? Or met a friendly beluga whale? You can do it all at Shedd! Photo courtesy of the John G. Shedd Aquarium
Shawnee National Forest
The Shawnee National Forest is famed for its awesome Garden of the Gods, and is home to the Rim Rock Recreational Trail (the forest has a system of 403 miles of equestrian/hiking trails). Hikers are greeted by magnificent jutting walls of rock covered with emerald-green moss, and paths that meander through canyons under the forest canopy. Nestled between the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, the stunning Shawnee National Forest landscape features rolling hills, lakes, creeks and rugged bluffs. If you're into climbing than a must-see is Jackson Falls, located near the town of Ozark in the Hidden Springs Ranger District in Shawnee National Forest. The climb takes place on 60 feet of sandstone cliffs and boulders that include numerous freestanding towers.
Timber Ridge Outpost & Cabins
Nestled in the beautiful hills of the Shawnee National Forest, Timber Ridge offers something for everyone, from families and honeymooners to outdoor enthusiasts. Enjoy some Southern hospitality while staying in a real log cabin or one-of-a-kind tree house. Each of the units, including the tree house, is equipped with a bathroom, kitchenette, heating and air conditioning. Physical Location: Karbers Ridge, IL 62955 GPS: 37°33'52.18?N 88°20'17.03?W
Millennium Park
In the heart of the city you'll find a state-of-the-art park designed for the new millennium. Discover the reflective Cloud Gate sculpture, the multimedia Crown Fountain and the Frank Gehry-designed Jay Pritzker Pavilion, all with Chicago's stunning architecture as a backdrop. The park is also host to many free cultural programs, concerts and family activities. Plus, there's alfresco dining in the summer and an ice skating rink in the winter.
KeyLime Cove Indoor Waterpark Resort
KeyLime Cove, the official resort of nearby Six Flags Great America, offers a year round tropical resort experience. The massive indoor water park features a wave pool, body and tube slides, a lazy river, waterfalls and whirlpools. Besides the splashy fun, KeyLime Cove offers a variety of restaurants and entertainment options geared to both kids and parents. Grab a little "me" time and indulge in the luxurious Paradise Mist Spa, or pamper your princess at The Enchanted Lagoon Kids Spa.
Starved Rock Lodge
Full-service Conference Center in Starved Rock State Park. Dining room, bar, veranda, outdoor dining, indoor pool (for Lodge guests). Retreats, meetings, banquets, reunions and all-inclusive dream weddings. Lodge has 69 rooms and 21 cabin rooms in a rustic, wooded setting.
Tunnel Hill State Trail
Rolling agricultural fields, reclaimed strip mines, ravines, rocky streams and wooded bluffs dominate the northern half of the Tunnel Hill State Trail. With 47.8 miles (one-way) of crushed gravel surface, extended inclines and dark tunnels, this trail is a difficult one, but one not to pass up, as long as you're up for the challenge. The southern half of the trail explodes with scenery that includes bottomland woods, ponds, streams and marshes. The trail, which winds through seven towns, even touches upon a handful of ghost towns that faded into the landscape after the trains here stopped running.
Meeting of the Great Rivers National Scenic Byway
Cruise along the Meeting of the Great Rivers National Scenic Byway, where the Mighty Mississippi, Missouri and Illinois Rivers converge. The 33-mile byway begins in Hartford, leading you through Alton and bends along the forested river bluffs to its end point in Grafton, at Pere Marquette State Park.
Illinois Route 66 Scenic Byway
The experiences you'll find here are as unique, fun and memorable as the road is long. Route 66 defined a remarkable era in our nation's history - and it lives on today in Illinois Route 66's many roadside attractions, museums, restaurants - and the shining ribbon of blacktop we call The Mother Road. Illinois' stretch of this mythic road boasts the highest density of kitschy, interesting things to do you'll find from here to California. So, join us for the far out journey that never ends on Illinois Route 66.
Lincoln Park Zoo
Located in the heart of the city, the free Lincoln Park Zoo features an impressive ape house, the Farm-in-the-Zoo, a charming children's zoo, and rides on an old-fashioned carousel. Catch ZooLights during the holidays, when the zoo features glittering light displays and seasonal family activities. The zoo was one of the locales featured in the film Return to Me.
Peoria's Grandview Drive "World's Most Beautiful Drive"
This quote from President Teddy Roosevelt describes his 1910 visit to Grandview Drive in Peoria Heights. The vistas gazed upon by the former president still sit upon bluffs unchanged from when the Indians first settled in the area centuries ago. Drive along the two-and-on-half mile drive to see the expansive panoramic view of Woodford, Tazewell and Marshall counties, where on a clear day, visitors can see more than thirty miles of the scenic Illinois River valley.
CITY:Peoria Heights
Kayak Chicago
Kayak through canyons of skyscrapers and architectural wonders, or explore the waters just off beautiful Lake Michigan. Kayak Chicago is Chicago's premier full-service outfitter, offering a variety of tours with certified instructors and guides. It's a truly unique way to experience the urban landscape.
Giant City State Park
Spectacular woodlands and sheer sandstone walls create a challenge for rock climbing and rappelling, as well as hiking. Outdoor lovers will also find horseback riding, a lookout tower, cabins and a swimming pool. Dine at historic Giant City Lodge, known for its homemade fried chicken dinner. Two different locations in Giant City State Park near Carbondale give you climbing options. A trail behind the picnic shelter takes you to a set of steep bluffs known as Shelter #1 near the Makanda entrance; another climbing area of the park includes the steep sandstone cliffs in Devil's Standtable. Plan to bring all of your own equipment since no permanent anchors are allowed. Ropes are permitted in both areas. After rainstorms, the wet sandstone gets really slippery. Use caution when grabbing for ledges as copperhead snakes warm themselves on the rocks during sunny days.
CoCo Key Water Resort - Rockford
CoCo Key, one of Illinois' largest indoor water parks, is Rockford's home for any-weather family water park fun. Attached to the Best Western Clock Tower Resort and Conference Center, CoCo Key Water Resort makes for a perfect tropical family getaway. Explore over 60,000 square feet of indoor water park fun with three giant waterslides, Coconut Grove Adventure River, Parrot's Perch interactive Play Island, indoor/outdoor spa, kiddie pool with zero depth entry, 10,000 square foot Key Quest Arcade, private cabanas, birthday party rooms, and more
Brookfield Zoo
There's more than 200 beautifully landscaped acres to explore at Brookfield Zoo. Highlights include dolphin shows at Seven Seas, ape encounters at Tropic World and the chance for kids to dress up and play veterinarian at the Hamill Family Play Zoo. The zoo also offers an old-fashioned carousel and a wide variety of shopping and dining options.
The 200,000-sq.-ft. Scheels has everything you need to scratch your activity itch. From name brand equipment and gear for running, hiking, biking water sports and so much more.
Six Flags Great America & Hurricane Harbor
Six Flags Great America is fun for the whole family with 14 heart-pounding roller coasters, a free water park with over 30 heart pounding water slides, spectacular shows and parades, family rides and big pint-sized fun for the kids with children's areas and over 35 rides for the little ones. Try the new Goliath, a triple record breaking roller coaster. It is the world's fastest wooden coaster with the tallest and steepest drop, plunging riders down 180 feet and rocketing through twists and turns at 72 miles per hour. Also enjoy Hurricane Harbor and Riptide Bay, the water park that boasts more slides and attractions. Catch a wave at the only place to surf on Lake Michigan.
Matthiessen State Park
Canyons, streams, prairie and forest combine to delight visitors at Matthiessen State Park. Located in central LaSalle County, approximately four miles south of Utica and three miles east of Oglesby, Matthiessen is a paradise for those interested in geology as well as recreation. Visitors can expect to see beautiful rock formations in addition to unusual and abundant vegetation and wildlife. All of this, along with park and picnic facilities make Matthiessen State Park a popular choice for a special outing.
Great River Road
This scenic drive follows the flow of the mighty Mississippi River as it curves along the western edge of Illinois and meanders for more than 550 miles, traveling through charming small towns and offering beautiful river and woodland views along the way.


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I was once skeptical about how good this thing would work, however after seeing it in action I can say that it does really pick up individual details very well, especially for receipts.
I want a scanner that will quickly scan my boxes and boxes of photographs at a decent resolution and automagically crop them without any effort on my part beyond loading the pictures into an autofeed. Is this what I need?
Not only is this great for keeping all your records straight come tax time, but I reckon it would help you keep track of things when it comes to those pesky Mail In Rebates.
Why must you do this to me? I was reading an article about getting organized earlier, and lamenting the fact that I can no longer use the NeatReceipts Mobile Scanner that I bought from you all years ago now that I have a Mac. Forget that the NeatDesk is the Holy Grail of organizing for me...it had to be posted TONIGHT?! With the, "Yes, it will work with a Mac," caption? That's just rubbing salt in the wound, woot... I'm going to go to bed and cry now.
I have the mobile one and love it. I scan stuff about once a month and the receipts are all crinkled up, etc. They still scan fine, but I have my doubts about them being able to all be loaded in this device and coming through okay.
Previous Woot!: http://www.woot.com/Forums/ViewPost.aspx?PostID=4940390
I purchased the portable scanner version awhile back. I like Neat's new version of the software (5.0) much better than previous version, its much more intuitive. That being said I still find myself not using my Neatreceipts scanner near as much as I should... P.S. Yes those are mostly receipts on top of the scanner, no I didn't stage this shot, this is my actual desk atm. No, I probably won't get around to scanning them before I pile up so many that I just throw them away. Yes I will regret it later when I can't find the receipt and a part fails...
Does anyone know how this compares to the Fujitsu ScanSnap S1300? The latter is recommended by Mac Power Users for going paperless, but I have no idea how the quality/ease-of-use/finickiness of this scanner compares. Do you have to do everything through its custom software, or does it interface with the normal OS services well?
Poor reviews at best on Amazon. Too many flaws. Sad that woot is becoming a clearing house for Apple refurbs and crap that can't sell on amazon.
matthias215 wrote:Does anyone know how this compares to the Fujitsu ScanSnap S1300? The latter is recommended by Mac Power Users for going paperless, but I have no idea how the quality/ease-of-use/finickiness of this scanner compares. Do you have to do everything through its custom software, or does it interface with the normal OS services well?
There's a review comparison on amazon. This machine isn't up to snuff.
bfloxng69 wrote:There's a review comparison on amazon. This machine isn't up to snuff.
Most of what I read in the past backs up this statement, though I have only had hands on experience with the portable version.
Fujitsu ScanSnap is better, but you're not touching one for $249 even on a refurb! ScanSnap also comes with a good level of Acrobat, unless you're on a Mac.
I called Tech support and they gave me a code for the Mac version. The files won't convert, but you can start fresh.
rubysoho wrote:Why must you do this to me? I was reading an article about getting organized earlier, and lamenting the fact that I can no longer use the NeatReceipts Mobile Scanner that I bought from you all years ago now that I have a Mac. Forget that the NeatDesk is the Holy Grail of organizing for me...it had to be posted TONIGHT?! With the, "Yes, it will work with a Mac," caption? That's just rubbing salt in the wound, woot... I'm going to go to bed and cry now.
Has anyone ever used this to scan sheet music?
Dear Woot: I found your writeup to be disrespectful, taunting, and depressing. Also profoundly accurate in its description of folks like myself. Now, to see if the bag from my woot shirt will go through the scanner...
I was leary too. My daughter has been using hers for about a year, so I got one at the last woot in Jan. and scanned a ton of stuff. Loved it. Then it started having problems with the quality of the scan. Long story short, I got a free replacement and I'm happy again. Really recommend it.
HughHemington wrote:Fujitsu ScanSnap is better, but you're not touching one for $249 even on a refurb! ScanSnap also comes with a good level of Acrobat, unless you're on a Mac.
I see the ScanSnap for 259 new with Prime shipping on Amazon using the link above in the thread...is there another model number that you are talking about?
Someone needs to tell me how this thing is better than a regular flatbed scanner or one of those multi-function printers that come with a scanner.
if you look at the previous woot, there was a youtube video demonstration of how quickly can scan receipts and business cards I would jump on this if there was an update to the mac software
Try this link. It has tutorials on it http://www.neat.com/support/video-tutorials-and-user-guides
LarryCebula wrote:I want a scanner that will quickly scan my boxes and boxes of photographs at a decent resolution and automagically crop them without any effort on my part beyond loading the pictures into an autofeed. Is this what I need?
My wife had me order her the Pandigital PANSCN06 for her for Mothers Day and she loves it. It is for scanning pictures straight into a SD card or computer. She loves it and does tons of scrap booking. The Amazon link is here: http://www.amazon.com/Pandigital-Photolink-One-Touch-PANSCN06-8-5-Inch/dp/B0035WTCU4/ref=cm_sw_em_r_dp_mXHUpb0FEQZ0H_tt And it is a lot less than the NeatDesk and has good reviews.
Scansnap vs NeatDesk... Scansnap is a much more robust and featured device... (most Scansnaps are NOT TWAIN compliant (proprietary scan engine) but. for the cost, the later versions of Neat (4.0 and 5) and Neatworks have come a long way since the earlier days of Neat...Not sure if this version comes with the PDF voodoo (importing a PDF into the neat software to be filed as well as a virtual Print to Neat printer) In short.. if you can afford it, the Scansnap hardware is made for higher volume, higher resolution scanning and import.. the Neat solution is very good at handling mixed media (reciepts/cards/paper).. For those who want a comparison between this and using most consumer all in ones.. Both Neat and Scansnap handle multipage and sheetfed paper better than your average all in one, some models of scansnap even going to far as to double sided scanning.. If your doing more than a page or two, or a card or two, the difference between a dedicated device and your flatbed is very significant in convenience and time savings with positioning as well as settings... However if your scanning a lot of photos, these document scanners can have trouble feeding the glossy paper and can damage photos.. Scansnap offers a carrier envelope to run photos through there device.. (clear pouch with a backing.. Not sure how the neat does with photos.. If your scanning primarly photos, your better off with a flatbed or film scanner
just heard of woot and now i just placed an order ..... will be telling ma friends to try them too cos i think it is the best
rubysoho -- Did you try using WINE to install your scanner? Look at this post: http://www.meier-geinitz.de/sane/misc/develop.html
I'd be interested to know how nicely this will play with Ubuntu...
Nope Pass.. Youll probably damage most of your photographs feeding them through this.. You need a flatbed or photo scanner.. You dont want to autofeed photos.. really.. This might work with a carrier envelope but still your not gonna get a quality photo scan out of it
Honestly this is not the best for photographs. It is an autofeed; there is no kind of preview, and it feeds very very quickly so often a photograph will get skewed by being fed at an angle. Plus, the NeatDesk program it comes with does not have any kind of options for retouching, white balancing, or anything you'd want. Don't get me wrong - it will scan photographs, and do so quickly, and the resolution is not bad, but they are clearly not what this thing is made for.
This is a pretty decent product. Essentially I just use it as a good, low-volume double-sided scanner to PDF. I don't use the OCR all that much but it seems to work reasonably well. The nice part is with one click you can change it to full color, double sided scanning with a single pass. I use it with a Mac and the software is decent. You can file your documents into a custom folder hierarchy with metadata and you can easily print or export to PDF. I would not rely on it for budgeting (the OCR is good but not flawless) but I do use it to de-clutter my desk. Basically whenever I have a piece of paper that I *might* need and therefore don't want to throw out, I scan it, file the document somewhere and toss the original. If you expect this to compare to business-class bulk scanner you will be disappointed. For personal or home office use it is perfectly fine, though.
I purchased this item when it was previously offerred by Woot. I received a refurbished unit. It appeared to be complete and I installed the software that came with it and connected it to my laptop. The SAMSUNG laptop does not recognize the scanner. No scanner connected error message is returned when I try to exequte a scan. I contact NEAT and they gave me a website for the latest release of the software. Please upon NEAT advice I made sure my Windows 7 OP SYS had the latest updates. Still the scanner is not recognized. I substituted a know good cable to make thge connection to rule out a defective cable. I suspect the connector inside the scanner is defective. I am going to call NEAT again tomorrow to see what they say.
Got one from the last woot. The hardware seems fine, but have tried it on Win 7 32-bit and 64-bit. On both computers, the software crashes as soon as the scanner completes scanning the stack of documents. Still haven't gotten successful scan #1. Info on their forums didn't work (it seems other people have the problem too). Sent info from the event log per their request but haven't had time to work with them yet since their support is only M-F and closes at 5pm pacific before I get home from work. Ugh.
bfloxng69 wrote:Poor reviews at best on Amazon. Too many flaws. Sad that woot is becoming a clearing house for Apple refurbs and crap that can't sell on amazon.
You know Woot was bought by Amazon a couple years ago, right?
I bought one and returned it replacing it with a cannon laser printer with a double sided scanning feature for about the same cost. The main reason was the software interface...it was just too slow compared to scanning with a printer directly. It zips through the machine quickly enough, but then it takes FOREVER for the software to process the pages. It is too resource intensive to use another program while it scans too. Not the holy grail I was hoping for.
Kapil wrote:Someone needs to tell me how this thing is better than a regular flatbed scanner or one of those multi-function printers that come with a scanner.
I was wondering about this myself. Is the power of this device in the software? I cant seem to see how it's the scanner hardware? Neat design for it's application.
Still waiting for an adjustable tray. I have many docs that do not fit the preselected feed tray. Why have the not come out with an adjustable tray option? This has been asked before by many.
Hell's bells, I was about to press the "Want one" button but you guys have talked me out of it. Thanks for the honest reviews, Wooters!
I love my old Mobile Scanner that I got here on Woot a couple years ago (My review http://www.russellheimlich.com/blog/neat-receipts-keeps-me-on-top-of-my-receipts/). I scan my receipts weekly to stay on top of them from piling up. The 5.0 software update is awesome because you can scan a bunch of receipts at once and let them process in the background instead of waiting for each scan to complete. Would I consider getting this desktop version? Probably if my current set-up wasn't completely adequate for my needs.
I thought this sounded good, too, but reading the reviews, I once again say..NO. Just say No to products with too many negatives. Thanks to all the those who are not afraid to share why not to buy. I have purchased from Woot, and have been very happy with everything so far. I do use your suggestions and it has saved me a lot of grief.
I took the plunge and picked this up last time it was on woot. Here's my thoughts on it after having used it since then: Overall, I'm happy with my purchase. I already had the mobile scanner version of it, and I also have the acclaimed Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500. I will be using all three. It may seem redundant, but they each have their own strengths, and I'm more than willing to drop the money if it helps to keep me organized and de-cluttered. And so far, it does help. Pro-tip: it appears that you can download the newest version of Neat (version 5) for FREE on their website. Just say that you were a previous user of Neat, and they take you through a couple of screens and give you a download link and a software key. Easy peasy. So if you lost your disc or didn't get one, use this. I did have one issue, at first. When I set up my Neat database "filing cabinet", I put it on my secondary hard drive. After I spent 4 hours scanning a box of receipts, I closed the program and re-opened it later. It said that my database was corrupt and no longer able to open. What Tiny Flowers?! Well, it looks like it "forgot" where I had put the database and looked to its default location. When it didn't find it, it freaked out and said it was "corrupt". Yet the database was just fine. So, I simply moved the entire database from my original location to where Neat defaults to and it worked fine. Not an issue since. Strange, but I'll live with it. Overall, happy with my purchase. Thanks, Woot!
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CatCK wrote:News Radio never really recovered after Phil Hartman's death. Five seasons was a good run.
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doylefor wrote:HARRY'S LAW
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The Black Donnelys was absolutely one of the best shows ever! Was dumbstruck when this show was cancelled!
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togle wrote:Better Off Ted
This. I knew it wouldn't be more than 10 posts before someone added this awesome show.
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