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2010 Compass Front Suspension Clunk!!!
I have a 2010 Jeep Compass and I am having a problem with a clunk in my front suspension which appears to be on the right (pass.) front. I have changed ball joints, tie rods, and links. Still have it. The strut seams to be solid when lifted on the hoist. Haven't changed the strut yet but dont really want to throw more money into this if its not going to fix the problem. Anyone have any problems like this ????:mad:
Re: 2010 Compass Front Suspension Clunk!!!
Yes. I had the same problems with my compass. Took it back to dealer numerous times. Had to have lowe a frame arms replaced. Heard this was a common thing that happens on the compass.
Re: 2010 Compass Front Suspension Clunk!!!
Thx mah! Dont you mean the lower control arms w/ball joints? I replaced both of those but it still sounds like it is coming from the Right Front Strut area.
Re: 2010 Compass Front Suspension Clunk!!!
Yes i meant lower control arms. That fixed my problem but now i have same symptoms coming from rear. Have you had any problems with clunking in rear?
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Making a Mac mini (and Pro) Pitch in an iMac/MacBook World
Yes, I understand that Apple's laptop sales are radically eclipsing desktop sales. And yes, I will completely acknowledge that Apple really would prefer to design computers around a $1,500 average selling price, rather than ones for $500 or $600.
But let's talk for a moment about the Mac mini. Follow the clues from Apple and it's apparent that the company doesn't like this product: there are constant leaks that it's on the verge of discontinuation, and little hints that the company's customer base doesn't want a machine like it. Then there was yesterday's Mac press event: the Mac mini was upgraded with a 39% performance boost, but Steve Jobs never even mentioned it, and you won't see anything about it in the QuickTime video of the conference. Put another way, the $599 low-end computer in the Mac family gets less respect from Apple than the $79 low-end iPod shuffle. Odd, right?
Thinking back to the Mac mini's introduction, it was obvious back in early 2005 that Apple created the machine to satisfy an external demand rather than its own internal goals. People kept asking Apple, explained Jobs, why it didn't offer a $500 computer, especially for potential switchers. So it came up with the Mac mini, and provided a low-cost entry point for people who were on the fence about becoming Mac users. No keyboard. No mouse. No monitor. Buy it, carry it home in a lunchbox-sized box, connect it to the stuff you have already, and go Mac. Simple. But Apple doesn't like that. It apparently wants to sell you a new monitor, keyboard, and mouse every time you buy a computer, and its laptop sales are predicated on such bundles.
From my perspective, and no matter what Apple's sales charts may or may not say, the little Mac mini experiment has worked—perhaps better than Apple even realizes. The low price point doesn't just sell Mac minis; it brings cost-conscious customers to Apple's web site and stores, where they may—or may not—make the decision to buy something more expensive. The Mac mini customer may well walk out with an iMac. Or a MacBook.
Yet if a customer buys the Mac mini, something else invariably happens later: he or she goes back and buys more Apple stuff. The old PC monitor gets replaced with a shiny new Cinema Display. An extra backup hard drive is added on. Or the beat up keyboard and mouse get swapped for nicer Mac versions. If Apple wins this customer with a low-priced mchine, gently teaching him or her the value of paying a bit more for Apple's products, the customer eventually comes back. If Apple doesn't have the low-priced machine, sale 1 never happens, and neither do sales 2, 3, and 4.
I'll provide a quick example. After literally raising me on the Mac, my dad became a PC user as a result of Apple's "bad period." My mom gets dad's hand-me-down computers, so she was a PC user too, and had problem after problem getting simple things to work on her PC. I bought mom a Mac mini—the ideal gift Mac—and suddenly, her computer problems basically stopped. She could video conference (and got an iSight). It all "just worked." So dad got jealous and bought a Power Mac. Not an iMac, but an expensive, top-of-line machine. You get the idea. I can say with certainty that none of this would have happened if there wasn't a Mac mini in Apple's lineup.
This isn't the only happy Mac mini story I could tell you. Mine has served as a very reliable, if not particularly fast emergency Mac when our Apple laptops have developed (regrettably too many) problems, as laptops unfortunately tend to do. The mini has gone from room to room of my house, into two offices, a kitchen, and temporarily a living room during the time I've had it, connecting to an old PC monitor, two different Cinema Displays, and even an HDTV or two. I've been using it for the last two weeks, and as my mom found, it just works.
Apple may not like the Mac mini. It may not understand why it needs to continue producing such a machine, or publicizing its upgrades, or even telling people that it offers a computer for only $599—a slightly sore point for me, given how smart the $499 initial price was. But to me, and to many others, focusing too much attention on $1199 machines is not a winning strategy in the PC business. Like it or not, average people want options, and even if they eventually gravitate towards the iMac, they want to know that the options start at a price that won't hurt that much.
With all of that said, I have to concede that I spend more time dreaming about mid-range and high-end Apple desktop machines than I do thinking about Mac minis. I am, and possibly always will be, a two-computer person—I want a powerful desktop machine and a highly portable notebook computer, and I need to have both in case one has a problem. My ideal solution, and what others tell me they want as well, would be something smaller than the Mac Pro; if Apple was selling a powerful (but more reasonably priced) Intel version of the G4 Cube right now, I'd buy it in a heartbeat and hook it up to my Cinema Display. Since that's not happening, I'm waiting on a redesigned Mac Pro, though I'm getting the sense that Apple isn't as concerned about allocating its industrial designers (or other energies) to the high- or low-end markets these days. The new iMacs are nice, but they're not what I need, and while the Mac mini is a great backup machine, I need more horsepower. And I'm willing to pay for it.
What about you, readers? Are you Mac mini, iMac, Mac Pro, Apple notebook, or non-Apple computer users? What would it take to get you to buy a new Mac?
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I've been a PowerBook G4 user since 2004 and won't upgrade this computer until they redesign of the Mac Book Pro.. I'm tired of looking at this old design.
Posted by Justin Braithwaite on August 8, 2007 at 3:37 PM (CDT)
I started with the TiBook in 2003 and have since gone to the 12" PowerBook + 20" Cinema Display combo. I bought a Mac mini last year with the Intel Core Duo for the sole purpose of hooking it up to my HDTV and pairing it with an Elgato Hybrid. So in one small box I can do everything an Apple TV can plus watch DVDs, surf the Internet, and watch/record TV. And it has come in handy as a backup for my PowerBook if its in the shop. Albeit, the Mac mini doesn't have a worthwhile video card, it still delivers on everything I need it to do.
Posted by philipz on August 8, 2007 at 4:25 PM (CDT)
I am also a 12" PB user, and love it. As you said Jeremy, the first sale makes many more. I (16 years old) got my 12" PBG4 when I turned 13 — following that, we bought a Mac Mini G4, next, a Power Mac G5, and then for my sister, an iBook G4. I am hoping for a 12" MacBook Pro, but I am not holding my breath. If one doesn't come out within the next year or two, I'll be purchasing a Mac Pro.
I am considering getting a 20" Cinema Display for use with my PowerBook, as my old 19" screen died recently. Hopefully Apple updates the Cinema Display soon, and then I can pick up an "old" 20" on the cheap!
Matte screens FTW!
Posted by spyderracer393 on August 8, 2007 at 5:00 PM (CDT)
Well analyzed, Jeremy!
I love the mini (in contrast to my MBP, which constantly dies from overheating)
Your argument about choice is, in my belief, also the reason why Apple doesn't like the mini. Apple has never been about choice. The approach is 'look, we give you x (x being somewhere between 2 and 5) great options, so you pick one of those and be done with it. You dont want anything else'.
Posted by stefan on August 8, 2007 at 5:11 PM (CDT)
I just bought a Macbook Pro 15" ($2499 model) for work and I am completely in love with the keyboard and screen. They are both very very nice and have come in handy for work. I think Jeremy's point is valid as I have always been planning to buy a Mac Mini since they came out, but found myself buying the Macbook Pro when it finally came time to switch. The 'idea' of the Mini is strong enough to lure new users into the Apple fold. I am also looking for a Cinema Display update, and maybe then I will buy the Mini - I hope Apple starts treating it a little better by then.
Posted by Alfredo on August 8, 2007 at 6:19 PM (CDT)
I just had to reply to Jeremy's post, because what he's described is exactly what's happened with me. I've always drooled for a Mac, but the Mini was the only thing I could purchase. I ended up getting a wireless Apple keyboard for the looks, purchase #2. Since then I bought a second hand PowerBook 12", which technically doesn't amount to direct Apple revenue, but leaves me desiring for an Intel processor on a portable, probably leading to a laptop purchase in the future. I'd say the Mini was instrumental in winning me over, I love this little guy, and really is depressing to see that it doesn't get enough respect.
Posted by Joo on August 8, 2007 at 7:56 PM (CDT)
You're so to the point.
I got my first mac about a year ago - I had a desktop PC and I wanted something on the go.
I got myself a nice 13" MacBook and I love it.
Now its about time to replace the desktop machine but I feel like the iMac is great but too limiting to me - I want to be able to expend the machine but I can buy a MacPro its to high for my budget…
Really wish they bring out the Cube once again…
Posted by LinkTree on August 9, 2007 at 12:44 AM (CDT)
You are dead-on. After first drinking the Apple kool-aid with my iPod Photo, I got really interested in trying out a Mac. The announce of the original G4 Mini in Jan 05 was perfect timing - I ordered one first day. Used it for a few months, then decided I needed something more powerful, so a G5 iMac entered the house. Since then I've upgraded to an Intel iMac, and also have Mac Book Pro.
That first little Mini was donated last year to a local theater to run sound for their shows with QLab. But I miss it, so one of the new Core 2 Duo Minis may be arriving shortly. You can never have too many computers, I always say. :)
Posted by Fangorn in Texas on August 9, 2007 at 6:36 PM (CDT)
I am not a Mac user….yet. But I plan on being soon. Between the trojan horse of the iPod and the much more modern and nicer operating system, I just can't stay with a windows PC any longer. BUT here is the quandary:
Like Linktree said, I want something more expandable then a Mini or an iMac, BUT the MacPro is way out of my price range. I've heard this mentioned by others too, so it really seems like Apple is missing the in-between market here. I want a sexy stylish machine, that CAN be upgraded with different chips or video cards as needs warrant. Apple on the other hand, prefers to sell things to me like a car where I only buy one every 7 years and live with my engine choices and features until I get a new one. I don't like that very much. If Apple is to make further inroads into the PC market, they are going to have to budge on this issue a bit. PC people are too used to upgrading their machines when they need. Locking them down into one setup of hardware for the life of the computer just isn't going to sit well with them. I know it doesn't with me. So I have put off this switch for literally years over this issue. Perhaps I will just go with a Mac Book. At least with a laptop I expect the hardware to be less upgradeable.
Posted by Coasterbuf on August 11, 2007 at 10:50 PM (CDT)
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Blogs Cliopatria IRANIANS ASKING FOR MORAL SUPPORT/waiting for Obama
Jun 15, 2009 4:49 amIRANIANS ASKING FOR MORAL SUPPORT/waiting for Obama
CNN producer: Students saying WITHOUT g to OBAMA's help they are doomed.
These are cries for help. Some were found on the BBC and others were left on Jerusalem Post. Will the world listen and respond? Will our president?
Arya Diba, Tehran, Iran:
Today Iranians taste the bitterness of tyranny and dictatorship more than ever. This election is definitely infected by fraud. There was unprecedented turn out just because many people hoped to get rid of Ahmadinejad. The world must know the result is not what Iranians wanted. Meanwhile this morning the BBC is suddenly blocked!:S I'm accessing this page via a proxy.
Ali, Tehran:
There is a consensus that elections here were rigged and this is would be the first phase of a coup by IRGC. Bloody purges are b underway. please support the iranian people in ayway you can.We need your help now more than ever.
Morteza, shiraz:
Please post my comment. The election has been massively rigged by the ruling government. all the people voted for reformists. They wrote Mousavi on the ballots but the authorities read the ballots Ahmadinejad. A velvet coup is going on. Text message service is not working, internet is disconected in some cities, anti-riot police is battering people with batons, and most probably Karoubi and Mousavi are under home arrest. Please reflect what is going on in the streets of Tehran.
Sirwan, Tehran:
Hey world! this is NOT our president. we want you all to know, don't call him President, don't let him come to your country, don't invite him to meetings, here a Kudeta has happened by regime, here mas of fakes has happened in the election, the condition is extremely fragile and people are so angry. Current situation in Iran on Saturday night: Cell phone network is down. Facebook, Youtube, and news websites are censored (filtered) and police agents are beating people in streets.
Reza - Iran:
I see demonstrators carrying Death to Khamenei signs in the streets of Tabriz Some are setting government buildings on fire. Police are staying back some have even joined the demonstrators. This is happening all across the country.
Son of an Iranian diplomat - Iran:
54. The world must stand swiftly aside the Iranian people! This opportunity must not be lost! Immediately boycott the regime and they are gone for good! Support the Iranian people by calling for your governments to boycott this regime! It could be the first time in history in a globalised world, where people from all over the world can get rid of evil collectively! Mousavi and the others need international support in order to courageously confront Khamenei! This is a great opportunity!
Minoo - Iran:
WE TOLD YOU SO. This is the truth about Iran. To think the mullahs would allow the public to brush them aside through"democratic means" is insane. The Islamic Republic is incapable of reform and the ONLY solution for Iran is REGIME CHANGE. We do not need war or sanctions only REGIME CHANGE. The Iranian people showed the world they are ready for change through civilized means. We appeal to the people through out the world, the deceitful government of Khamenei and Ahmadinejad should not be recognized by the international community.WE WANT TO BE FREE.
More here and pictures here. The protest has moved to other cities such as Shiraz (see picture) and Tabriz.
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Negative: camera button is right where most people would hold phone. Makes for lots of photos of nothing!Volumn NOT very loud!:(
Biggest problem is in trying to USE phone. Almost everything you want to KNOW, you have to figure out yourself or call/email tech support! Missing VITAL info from booklet: how to set up voicemail; camera details, impt stuff! Thank goodness ZTE support is so nice! I prefer to read this info, but at least I got it! If this is NOT your first smartphone you'll probably know some of this stuff, but I didn't. If ZTE support had NOT come through,I would have had to return phone, which I am glad I did NOT have to do!This is a great phone for the cost. (Posted on 10/30/2014)
Design Type Smartphone Form Factor Candy Bar Height 4.96" Width 2.67" Depth 0.45" Weight 5.3 oz Color Black Display Physical Size 4.3" Resolution: Width 480 Resolution: Height 800 Technology WVGA TFT Features Corning® Gorilla® Platform OS Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) Camera Main Resolution 5.0 MP Features LED flash and digital zoom Video Capture VGA Front-Facing Resolution N/A Processor CPU 1GHZ QualcommMSM8655 Battery Capacity 1600mA Talk Time* About 5 hours Standby Time* Up to 9 days and 9 hours Wireless Charging No *Actual times vary because some features & applications may use more power
Memory Internal 4GB eMMC + 512MBRAM Expandable Support microSD card, max. capacity 32GB Networks Frequencies CDMA1x DoRA BC0/BC1 Connectivity Bluetooth 2.1 Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n Mobile Hotspot No USB Yes Headset Jack 3.5mm Audio & Video Audio Format MP3/AAC/AAC+/MPEG4/H.263/H.264 Accessory Compatibility Hearing Aid Compliance M4/T4 Support Overview
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What files should I back-up?
Call history, contacts, MMS, SMS, pictures, video, personal settings and so on, some tools also can totally back-up SD card, and you just need to select the items that you want to back-up.How do I use inputting method after installing it?
You need to select the input method that you installed inSettings—Language& keyboard settingsafter you installed the input method. When you enabled the input method, you need to hold the inputting box in anywhere you can input the words, then you can change the input methodCan I set alarm for powering off with ZTE WARP handset?
No, you can't.How to move or delete the icons on the desktop
Hold the icon that u want to move for at least 2 second, then you will feel that the handset is slightly shaking, which means you have selected the icon, you can pull this icon to new place and place it to trash on the lower of screen, then the icon is deleted. This operation can also move the icon from menu to desktop.How can I back-up or restore contacts in Android handset?
Press "Menu in contacts, then select "back-up/ restore contacts. Then a dialog box will appear which includes:Export contacts, import contacts, back-up contacts data, restore contacts files, delete specific contacts and empty contacts. When you want to back-up the previous contacts which are stored in SD card, just select "import contacts" then handset will pop out all contacts copy items in SD card. You just need import contacts at this time.How to forward message with ANDROID handset
Please hold message that you want to forward for 2 seconds, and then a menu will appear, you can check the forwarded item in menu.Expand All |Collapse AllDisplay
How to lighten up screen when the ZTE WARP is in standby time
Press power key to lighten up screen, in order to prevent accidently lightening up the screen and save standby time, we haven't set any key awaking function.How can I customize desktop arrange and desktop wallpaper?
In normal standby status, hold the blank of home screen for about 2 seconds, then a selection list will appear, such as: wallpaper, widgets and so on.Expand All |Collapse AllSound
Can I set message ringtone with ANDROID handset?
First please enter into message interface, click Menu key, click setting, and "Select ringtone" interface will appear, then you can set message ringtone by selecting ringtone.Expand All |Collapse AllConnectivity
What's the configuration of Bluetooth with ZTE WARP handset?
Bluetooth 2.1, Bluetooth stereo player.How many Bluetooth devices can Blade handset connect with? How many Bluetooth devices can the handset transfer data with?
Theoretically there is no limit for connected Bluetooth device, but the handset can transfer data with only one Bluetooth device.Can WIFI disconnect when handset is in sleeping mode?
Yes, WIFI will automatically disconnect when handset is in sleeping mode, but it will connect to original access point, by this way, it can efficiently save the power, and this project is promoted by WIFI chips supplier.Why can't I install driver with XP non-administrative permission account?
This is the limit of Micro software, not the driver problem of ZTE, and we can't amendDo I need to install driver when I connect the ZTE WARP handset with computer as U disk?
No, you don't.How could I transfer data of ZTE WARP handset via Bluetooth?
Please enter intoSettings–Wireless & Network-Bluetooth, connect your handset with another one, select the file that you need to transfer, then click menu key and select Bluetooth to send the file.Why the handset produces data traffic when I open the data connection of ZTE WARP handset?
The data traffic will be indeed produced when you open data connection, because handset will automatically connect to network server and they are interrelated. When you open data connection, handset need to send request to network server first, and only network server gets confirmation information after received request can it build connection with handset. This interactive will result in producing data flow. But the data flow will not be too much; generally it's only few KB or scores of KB. Besides, the handset flow statistic data is just for reference, the detail flow data should subject to operator's statistic.How can I use Wi-Fi?
1:Enter "Setting"—"Wireless and network"—"Wi-Fi setting" 2:Mark WI-FI as checked,then handset will start to automatically search Wi-Fi signal, handset willdisplay the searched signal in present interface. 3:Click item that you want to connect 4:Input correct password if you have password 5:Handset prompt connected, and the icon of WI-FI will appear in the place where shows signal and power, then you can use WI-FI to log in Internet.How to clean system junk
After using handset for a long time, it is not easy to avoid some system junk data. The junk data of ANDROID is mainly from cache, but browser caching and MARKET network store caching are the most. Here are the steps for cleaning junk data: (1)Enter "Setting"——"Application program"——"Manage application program" find the browser, click to enter. Then you can clean 6.97MB cache, and clean is finished. (2)Continue cleaning junk data in MARKET caching and MARKET caching is decreased, (3)Cleaning cache data of above two programs will not make any unstable influence, everyone can take easy to clean, but please do not clean other data of programs by mistake, you just only need to clean browser and MARKET.How to restore factory setting
You can solve many troubles by restoring factory mode. OpenSettings—Privacy—Restore factory setting. After you selected reset handset, handset will prompt you to confirm the operation, click OK, and then the handset will restart after finished resetting.Why my mobile phone can't connect to computer?
- Check whether you have already installed driver in your computer;
Why my mobile phone can't go on internet?
- Check whether your SIM card support suffering Internet, and whether there is enough money to surfer internet?
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Can I view the files in the newly-built notepad through handset file manager? Can I export the files to computer?
You cannot save the information of Notebook as the file, and you cannot export it to other memory device.After I set handset default browser as the third part of browser installed by myself, how could I change to original built-in browser?
Enter intoSettings--Application programs—find the third party browser, then clickclear defaults.Could I install application programs in T card of ZTE WARP handset?
Yes.How could I move the application programs from handset memory to SD card for better saving the handset memory?
You can enter intoSettings—Application programs—Manage programs—All, find the programs that you need to move, then click Move to SD card, by this way, you can better saving the handset memory.What's the special feature of Android handset compared with common handset?
Android adopts touch screen technology, it supports video, audio, HD image and Wi-Fi wireless high speed network access technology and other technologies, and it integrates Google map, Gmail and other application software. Besides, Android platform also can preset one advanced handset browser. Google has already published Android software developing tool kit (SDK); the purpose is to attract outer developer to develop large amount of application software for Android. After the quantity of Android application software increased, it will also drive quantity of Android handset users to get increased.Does Android belong to Linux operation system?
Strictly speaking, Android doesn't belong to Linux operation system, it runs based on core of Linux2.6.The levels of Android system can be distributed like this, the bottom is Linux, the middle is virtual machine of java called Dalvik, and the top is time library of Android. Application software of Android system is java software running based on Linux, and dalvik is runs in Linux. Therefore, android is just the operating system running based on Linux, but not one Linux version.What is the "Android Market"?
Android Market is an "Opening information distribution system",it's helpful for the terminal users who use Android operating system handset to search, purchase, download and install diversity of contents. Differ with the Microsoft platform and Apple platform, Android Market can provide diversified contents, including both the content from every medium company and the programs from spare-time developer.What is APK?
APK is shorten for Android Package, that is Android installation package (anapk)。APK is similar with Symbian Sis file format or Sisx file format. It can be installed yy directly transferring APK file to Android emulator or Android handset to perform. Same with sis, apk can also pack android sdk compiled project as an installation program with apk format. In fact APK file is in zip format,but the suffix nameis amended as apk, after zipped by UnZip, Dex file can be found, and Dex is the full name of Dalvik VM executes, that is Android Dalvik performing program, not byte code of Java ,but byte code of Dalvik.What's the meaning of Root?
Root is a license for using system, it's the highest license, once you have root you can change the internal system file. In order to prevent software to change system file (virus), Android system hid the root license, which means system file generally cannot be changed.How to install program to my Android handset
You can copy the application program of APK to T card, then select the APK files, and click Install. Or you can use 91 handset assistant "for Android" on the new published 91 handset websiteHow to uninstall the program from Android handset
Please click "MENU"---"Setting"---"Application program"---"Manage application program" on the desktop ---find the program you want to delete, then click unload. Please don't uninstall the system files programs in handset.How to check the present running task of handset, and how can I close the task?
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An American beer on St. Patrick's Day?
It's no secret that I love Guinness. Always have. Even before they seriously upped the ante with the widget in a can (and then in a bottle). But this St. Patrick's Day, I suggest you give an American beer a try.
George Lett first brewed the beer that would become Killian's Irish Red in 1864 in Enniscorthy, Ireland. Yes, Killian's is nearly 150 years old. Now, it's made here by Coors.
Though it now has new, updated packaging and even a recently tinkered recipe, this red lager is full-bodied and easy drinking.
There is no substitute, of course, for a cold Guinness Stout with a nice tan head, but if you're looking for a refreshing, lighter option for a long day of St. Patrick's Day celebrations, this rosy little lager just might do the trick.
specialk622 | March 17, 2012 at 10:00 a.m. (report)
agreed, SAB Miller Coors has plenty of marketing power. I'll purposely pick up some Sprecher, and Lakefront this week.
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mikeb | March 17, 2012 at 8:56 a.m. (report)
I'd suggest going local with either Sprecher's Irish Stout or Lakefront's Snake Chaser. Both are simply better than the American version of Guiness.
I'm a bit surprised to see onmilwaukee having a few different articles extolling the virtues of national and international brands instead of stuff right in our backyards.
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Now that her term on the Milwaukee school board has officially wrapped up, Meagan Holman, who has represented Bay View and other South Side neighborhoods on the board, is filing papers today to run for the 14th District Common Council seat, which includes Bay View and Polonia, to the west.
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Glasgow patter
Glaswegian or The Glasgow Patter is a Scots dialect spoken in and around Glasgow, Scotland. In addition to local West Mid Scots, the dialect has Highland English and Hiberno-English influences,[1] owing to the speech of Highlanders and Irish people, who migrated in large numbers to the Glasgow area in the 19th and early 20th centuries.[2]
The Patter is used widely in everyday speech in Glasgow, and even occasionally in broadcasting and print. It is constantly evolving and being updated with new euphemisms as well as nicknames for well-known local figures and buildings.
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Michael Munro wrote a guide to Glasgow Patter entitled The Patter, first published in 1985. With illustrations by David Neilson, and later by the Paisley-born artist and playwright John Byrne, the book became very popular in Glasgow. It was followed by The Patter - Another Blast in 1988, with The Complete Patter, an updated compendium of the first and second books, being published in 1996.
In the 1970s, the Glasgow-born comedian Stanley Baxter parodied the patter on his television sketch show. "Parliamo Glasgow" was a spoof programme in which Baxter played a language coach and various scenarios using Glaswegian dialogue were played out for laughs.
Jamie Stuart, a Church of Scotland elder from the High Carntyne Church, produced "A Glasgow Bible" in 1997, relating some biblical tales in the Glaswegian vernacular. More recently, in 2014 Alice's Adventures in Wonderland was translated into Glaswegian Scots by Thomas Clark as Alice's Adventirs in Wunnerlaun.
Popular Scottish television comedies such as Rab C. Nesbitt, Chewin' the Fat, Still Game and Limmy's Show also provide reference material, and have themselves contributed popular new expressions to The Patter.
HarperCollins Publishers produce a Scots dictionary entititled Collins "Pocket Scots Dictionary" in which it lists many Glasgow Scots words and expressions spoken in the Glaswegian vernacular. Published 1996, ISBN 000 470716-8.
Cassell publish a "Dictionary of Slang" by Jonathon Green with slang for the English language as spoken in the UK, USA and worldwide including many words and expressions from Scots dialect and the Glasgow vernacular. Published 1998.
Influence from Cockney[edit]
Studies have indicated that working-class adolescents in areas such as Glasgow have begun to use certain aspects of Cockney and other Anglicisms in their speech,[3] infiltrating the traditional Glasgow patter.[4] For example, th-fronting is commonly found, and typical Scottish features such as the post-vocalic /r/ are reduced,[5] although this last feature is more likely to be a development of Central Belt Scots origin, unrelated to Anglo-English nonrhoticity.[6] Researches suggest the use of English speech characteristics is likely to be consequential on the influence of London and South East England accents which feature prominently on television.[7][8][9][10]
- ^ Menzies, Janet (1991), "An Investigation of Attitudes to Scots", Scottish Language 10: 30–46
- ^ Fraser, W. Hamish; Thomas Martin Devine; Gordon Jackson; Irene Maver (1997). Glasgow: Volume II: 1830-1912. Manchester University Press. pp. 149–150. ISBN 978-0-7190-3692-7.
- ^ Is TV a contributory factor in accent change in adolescents? - ESRC Society Today
- ^ Cockney creep puts paid to the patter - Evening Times
- ^ http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/117980167/abstract?CRETRY=1&SRETRY=0
- ^ Speitel, H. H. & Johnston, P. (1983). ESRC End of Grant Report "A Sociolinguistic Investigation of Edinburgh Speech."
- ^ "BBC NEWS - UK - Scotland - Soaps may be washing out accent". bbc.co.uk.
- ^ 'We fink, so we are from Glasgow' - Times Online
- ^ Scots kids rabbitin' like Cockneys - Sunday Herald
- ^ - Faculty of Arts, University of Glasgow
External links[edit]
- Glesca Glossary: self-published glossary (of variable quality and pertinence)
- Glasgow Dialect
- A series of articles on the Glasgow dialect on the Scots Language Centre website
- Lexicon Planet, featuring excerpts from The Patter
- The Online Scots Dictionary


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Leadership by the Book: Tools to Transform Your Workplace (Hardcover)
In today's changing business world, leaders face more challenges than ever before, whether from increased competition, new ways of reaching customers, or motivating people.
Leadership by the Book is an exceptional new book, brimming with insights, ideas, tools, and tactics for becoming a successful leader. Written in the parable format of Ken Blanchard's bestselling The One Minute Manager. and Raving Fans, it tells the story of a professor and a minister who school a young professional in management skills and ethics. Citing Jesus as a source for practical lessons in effective leadership, the authors explore the concept of "servant leadership" and offer simple strategies for bringing vision and values to any organization. Individuals will learn how to:
Achieve goals without sacrificing character or faithInspire and sustain commitment and others to give their bestBuild teamwork and celebrate successesFind personal passion and meaning in work
Sure to be required reading for managers and employees, Leadership by the Book can also be applied in day-to-day life by parents, coaches, entrepreneurs, and community leaders everywhere.
About the Author
Ken Blanchard is the Chief Spiritual Officer of the Ken Blanchard Companies. He is the coauthor of "The One Minute Manager", "Raving Fans" and many other international bestsellers. His books have combined sales of more than eighteen million copies in more than twenty-seven languages.
Phil Hodges served as a human resource and industrial relationship manager in corporate America for thirty-six years. He is coauthor of three books: Leadership by the Book with Ken Blanchard and Bill Hybels, and The Servant Leader and Lead Like Jesus with Ken Blanchard.
Bill Hybels es el fundador y pastor principal de la Iglesia Comunitaria de Willow Creek en South Barrington, Illinois., y presidente de la junta de la Asociacion Willow Creek. Es autor de mas de veinte libros exitosos, entre los que se encuentran Axioma, Divina Insatisfaccion, Simplemente acercate a ellos, La revolucion de los voluntarios, Liderazgo audaz, y clasicos como Muy ocupados para no orar y Como ser un cristiano contagioso. Bill Hybels es reconocido mundialmente por capacitar a lideres cristianos en cursos de entrenamiento que buscan transformar a los individuos y sus comunidades mediante la iglesia local. Tiene un titulo en Estudios Biblicos y un doctorado honorario de Estudios Teologicos de Trinity College de Deerfield, Illinois. El y su esposa, Lynne, tienen dos hijos adultos y un nieto.


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38 Wolf Pack student-athletes earn Academic All-Mountain West accolades
Honorees must have 3.0 GPA and compete in roughly 50 percent of team's contests
38 Wolf Pack student-athletes earn Academic All-Mountain West accolades
Honorees must have 3.0 GPA and compete in roughly 50 percent of team's contests
Nevada Football: Spring Report No 1.
Coach Polian's thoughts on the first five practices of spring ball.
Nevada places 34 on Academic All-MW list
The Nevada contingent was part of a league-record 534 student-athletes who were named to the team for the fall season.
Nevada places 34 on Academic All-MW list
The Nevada contingent was part of a league-record 534 student-athletes who were named to the team for the fall season.
2014: Is listed as the team's backup right guard in the week one depth chart ... Will compete for playing time on the offensive line.
2013: Will compete for playing time in a young linebacking corps, most likely at one of the outside linebacker spots ... Could also see time on special teams after redshirting in 2012.
2012: Joined the team as a true freshman and redshirted his first season at Nevada.
High School
A graduate of Del Oro High School in Loomis, Calif. ... Was a key part of two league and section championships ... Was the DII state runners-up ... As a senior, was the Sacramento Bee's Defensive Player of the Year and was also named second-team All-State and second-team All-America by MaxPreps ... Was also a first-team all-section and all-metro selection while being named the league's Defensive MVP ... Was a two-time team MVP ... Also lettered once in baseball and twice in track and field.
Born Alexander Seldon Bertrando on Oct. 14, 1993 ... Son of Sharen and Will Betrando ... Has an older brother, Nick ... Father played soccer at Pacific ... Brother is also a Nevada student and plays on the club baseball team ... Majoring in criminal justice ... Chose Nevada over Oregon State and Fresno State, among others ... Picked Nevada because of the location, football atmosphere and it was close to home ... Sports hero is Michael Jordan ... Enjoys snowboarding, wakeboarding, mountain biking, fishing and golfing in his free time.
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In advance of tonight's debate in Michigan, Mitt Romney has posted a CNBC op-ed bemoaning the economic woes confronting Detroit, "the city of my birth." While he acknowledges that "President Obama inherited an economy in crisis," Romney adds, "he proceeded to make it worse." He denounces the administration's alternative energy projects as "expensive fads," a line likely to be popular in Motown, where fuel efficiency standards and the like have long been scorned even by local Democrats.
Romney needs to burnish his hometown cred. Because he wrote another op-ed too long ago that could provide some of his opponents on the stage at Oakland University with some ammo. The headline: Let Detroit Go Bankrupt.
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SEATTLE—I have a great deal to be thankful for this Christmas! There were moments when I was contemplating starting across the continent and during the journey itself when I thought it quite likely I might not reach my destination on Christmas Eve, or for that matter, on Christmas Day.
Everything, however, worked out beautifully, and I owe a debt of gratitude to the various airplane and train officials who made my journey comfortable and agreeable.
Only one other passenger came all the way through to Seattle and on part of the trip she was the only other passenger on the plane. Mrs. Hodges was her name, from Council Bluffs, Iowa, and with the strange familiarity that travel breeds I soon felt she was almost an old friend. In any case, I hope that we shall meet again, for she was a good sport and an uncomplaining traveller.
My son-in-law came for me so early at the train that I had to keep him waiting, but I was certainly glad to see him, and even happier to see a somewhat pale and thin daughter, but one who was evidently on the road to recovery.
The house looked as every proper house should look on Christmas Eve, with wreaths of holly and Christmas greens and mysterious packages behind closed doors.
Anna sat up in bed giving us orders and her small daughter, Eleanor, remarked with an evident gleam of joy in her eye, "Grandmere has to do what Mummy says!" One could see lurking a desire for the day to arrive when Eleanor herself could order her "Mummy" around!
By afternoon the Christmas tree was dressed and by evening everything was ready, and the children hanging up their stockings demanded to know how early they could wake the family, and finally, out of great consideration for their mother, decided on seven-thirty.
The hours on Christmas morning flew by and we could hardly believe it when the call came through from Washington and Fort Worth and we found ourselves talking to members of the family in both places. This three-way hookup occasioned some little confusion, for we were just beginning to say something to Elliott in Fort Worth when Johnny in Washington would break into the conversation. But everyone finally had their say and I was glad to know that the President had read parts of the Christmas Carol to the grandchildren in Washington, as we had read parts of it here to Eleanor and Curtis.
Some friends of Anna's and John's joined us for dinner, and then the children's immediate playmates, those who gather on the grounds every day, came in for the tree. But by four thirty quiet reigned again and the real enjoyment of their Christmas presents began.
Today everybody has been more than willing to rest and think what a pleasant day Christmas is, but how fortunate it is that it only comes once a year, for everyone is so kind we surely would all be spoiled.


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Friday, December 30, 2011
Pimento Cheese
I had my first taste of pimento cheese when I went to a friend's birthday party in Hell's Kitchen. His girlfriend had surprised him by having his favorite restaurant in Atlanta, where they were both from, ship some of his favorite dishes right to NYC just for the party. Among the ribs and the slaw and the pulled pork sandwiches, were bowls of a sharp, creamy cheese spread peppered with bright red pimentos. The bowls were surrounded by little triangles of white sandwich bread to accompany the cheese, and I must've consumed a whole loaf's worth by the time I was done marveling over the deliciousness of it all. Pimento cheese is practically it's own food group down South and it's so good, that I couldn't help feeling that I'd somehow been cheated out of years of pimento cheese pleasures. Well, I made up for lost time last weekend.
This recipe uses piquante peppers because I like a little heat in my cheese, some mayo, a bit of cream cheese, and the best hunk of extra sharp cheddar I could find, grated down finely into tissue-thin shreds. It was so good that I ate the entire serving on my own (enough to feed an intimate party, I imagine) in a matter of three days, spreading it on slices of a crusty baguette from Amy's Bread. Heaven. Bring this stuff to your New Year's Eve party, or any other social gathering, for that matter, and you'll be the most popular person in the room, I promise. xo
Pimento Cheese
8 ounces extra-sharp Cheddar, finely grated
One 4 ounce jar pimentos, roasted red peppers, or piquante peppers, drained and chopped
1/2 cup mayonnaise
1/3 cup cream cheese
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
Pinch of ground cayenne
Put the Cheddar, pimentos, mayonnaise, cream cheese, salt, pepper, and cayenne into a medium bowl and mix thoroughly with a spoon until it is well blended and the Cheddar becomes creamy. Refrigerate for about 1 hour before serving. It will keep in the refrigerator for up to a week.
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Mmmm,mmmm, I do love pimento cheese. I got my first taste of it in Charleston, SC which is a gorgeous town with some of the best places to eat. After my first trip there, I made a batch of pimento cheese for a party from the Hominy Grill cookbook and it was divine. Thanks for the reminder. Perhaps I shall whip some up for NYE. Happy happy!
ReplyDeleteNot sure what you mean by "cheddar becomes creamy," since this isn't heated, the cheddar doesn't break down or really become creamy. The more I stir, the more the lovely red pimentos break apart and lose that nice wholeness I see in your photo...any advice would be appreciated.
P.S. But it tastes wonderful!
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Andrew Bynum was back Sunday, playing his best game since this summer's knee surgery.
Of course it was against the Knicks, who didn't have the bodies to contain him. The only guy who could stop Bynum from adding to his 18 point total was referee Leon Wood, who had a quick trigger and ejected him.
Still, before Bynum went out we got to see this. So did Amar'e Stoudemire, up close.
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I watched some of this game last night and I noticed one thing Andrew Bynum has that Pau Gasol does not: athleticism. Twice I saw the Lakers pass to Pau on a fast break and twice I saw him plant his feet and try to jump 10 feet in the air to reach it. Then he fell down and looked like an idiot. He reminded me of when an offensive lineman checks in as a receiver and tries to catch a wide-open touchdown pass, only to fall over and make a fool of himself.


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BELCOURT Martin Day, 69, Grand Forks, formerly of Belcourt, died Tuesday, April 30, 2013, in a Grand Forks nursing home.
He was born June 25, 1943, to Donald and Marie Day.
Survivors; daughter, Jodi Day, of Minnesota; one grandson; brother, Donald, Grand Forks; and sister, Donna Day.
Memorial service: Today, 10 a.m., Fiddler's Hall, Belcourt.
A private family burial will be held at a later date.
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A fantastic few days with a 4 year old and a 7 week old. Caravan was great, all staff amazing.
The holiday park is an ideal location and there is lots to do on site . However we stayed in a studland caravan which was in desperate need of attention. The pull out sofa bed had a large stain on the mattress and one of the sheets supplied had been washed but still had a large stain which had not come out in the wash . The twin bedroom had a very strong smell of animal urine . The mattress in the double room was very uncomfortable and we came home with bad backs because of the springs felt through the mattress . The facilities and location are excellent .
We all had a great time at sandford and will definately be going back again next year. Just in a different caravan
This year we visited Sandford holiday Park for the first time and we had a very enjoyable and relaxing holiday. We took our 8 year old grandson with us and he enjoyed the children's facilities a lot . We have already booked a holiday for next year.
Had a nice stay with our grandson this Easter, the park is in nice surroundings and well situated for exploring the surrounding area, Dorset has many attractions and some lovely beaches. The staff were very helpfull and when I asked if someone could fix the cooker and mend a dripping tap Gavin the repair man was there within 15min and fixed things straight away. There are plenty of facilities on the site and all are in easy walking distance, there's a pub right next door if you don't want to drive just walk out the gate its on the left, the nearest beach is Swanage and lovely it is too.
Park and its facilities were too small for the number of people staying over Easter weekend - esp the pool and entertainment suite. Food from restaurant was appalling. Caravan was filthy and so dusty
Very good holiday - great location and superb setting. Great for children of all ages.
good range of facilities for both adult and children and nearby beaches and tourist attractions makes it a dream holiday site.
have been to many Hoseason sites and have never been disappointed. i would return to this one but being honest it wouldnt be my first choice.
When we booked our holiday online, at no point were we asked if we wanted a smoking or non smoking caravan and so we assumed it was non smoking. However when we arrived we were allocated a smoking caravan which was obviously very smelly and not what we wanted with 3 children under 6 and the youngest only 7mths old. The park was full so we couldn't change but the staff tried their best to reduce the smell. We would have provided a higher review in some areas if your website had made it clear that we had booked a smoking caravan.
This holiday site is adequate as a 'base' for your holiday. The indoor pool was very small though and very busy over the Easter holidays, the only thing my children could do was bob up and down. Usually they want to go swimming every day when on holiday, but once was enough at this park. This is not a Park where you can just pop to the beach either, set inland the nearest beach in the 'info' is Sandbanks, 11miles, 23mins by car. The food at the park was okay, but the fish and chips were disgusting, blotchy batter, dry fish and under cooked chips. Overall, the site is laid out v. well, but it would be better to holiday here in the summer when the outdoor pool is open as well.
We spent an excellent week at Sandford Holiday Park, all facilities were open and entertainment provided even though it was out of season and not always a full compliment of people staying on the park. The staff were friendly and helpful and minor repairs were carried out within a few hours, nothing was too much for the staff from the youngest on reception to the oldest......! We shall visit Sandford Holiday Park again and probably bring some friends next time. Thanks to every one. Ian & Margaret
Lovely caravan, nice and clean, space for 2 cars. The riding stables were perfect (the ponies are well looked after, and perfect natured for their jobs) and the go carts were fantastic. Easy access to Poole, the beach was a nice easy drive and the pool was open at reasonable times and was clean. Definitely worth going again for. The downside, unfortunately we were the closest one to the entertainments area and there were some teenage groups around so we had what appeared to be quite a number of teenagers shouting and screaming until 2am close enough and aggressively enough amongst themselves that we stayed up to keep a watchful eye on the cars. This let down what was otherwise a fantastic family site.
No wifi or unable to get any internet.No phone cover in the lodge. I am on Three
Loved it, had a great time the weekend before Easter. No complaints.


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Rooms open to balconies. The 50 air-conditioned guestrooms at Belvedere Beach Resort include coffee/tea makers. Complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access is provided. Rooms are equipped with flat-screen TVs with cable channels. All accommodations provide desks and phones; free local calls are offered (restrictions may apply). All units feature microwaves and refrigerators. Housekeeping is offered daily.
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If there's one color in your wardrobe that rarely gets touched, it's white. White is one of hardest colors to pull-off-- and even harder to keep white clothing looking clean and crisp.
Stylist Darcy Camden shows us not only how to wear white, but also how to keep it bright!
Here are some great, white looks:
White blouse: Don't wear a white bra under a white shirt. Always wear a nude-colored bra, if you don't want it to show.
White pants: Try a size larger than your usual size (e.g. if you're a size 10, try a size 12). You don't want your pants to be too tight in light colored fabrics. Wear nude colored panties always to avoid VPL.
White jacket: Roll the jacket to a bracelet sleeve length to prevent smudges at the wrist.
Tips to keep your whites white:
#1. The key to washing your whites is a cold water fill.
#2. Don't use bleach.
To remove sweat stains: add half a cup of baking soda to your wash (start the washer, add detergent, then add baking soda to the pre-wash cycle).
To remove heavy stains from socks: soak overnight in super hot water and dishwasher detergent.
To brighten an entire load of whites: Add 1/2 cup of vinegar and 2 tbsp of baking soda to cold water wash.
Remember that stained white clothing should be treated for stains immediately and, unless indicated, always use cold water to treat them, as hot water will make the stain set faster. Hot water should only be used on clothes that are dingy or have been stained for a long time.
Finally, use a garment steamer to remove stains. A too-hot iron can yellow and burn your whites.
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"This delicious chicken and mushroom stew is easy to make, flexible, and with layers of flavor it has a real comfort food richness but with a little zing! We do not add salt to this dish. We find it gets enough from the chicken stock and the soups and adding extra can overdo it. It can always be added to taste when you serve. We like it on brown rice or noodles but baked or mashed potato works well too."
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1/2 cup all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon dried basil
1 teaspoon dried thyme
1 teaspoon dried rubbed sage
1 teaspoon ground black pepper
5 chicken thighs, quartered
1 tablespoon olive oil, or as needed
1 large yellow onion, diced
1 large bell pepper, diced
8 ounces chorizo sausage, thinly sliced
2 cloves garlic, crushed
1 (8 ounce) package sliced fresh mushrooms
1 cup chicken stock
1 (10.75 ounce) can cream of mushroom soup
1 (10.75 ounce) can cream of celery soup
1 cup sour cream
2 teaspoons Cajun seasoning
1 teaspoon cayenne pepper
The chorizo adds some zing to an otherwise bland dish. Very yummy over brown rice.
Wow, perfectly spiced heat. Love this over rice. Leftovers reheated the next day were even better. Recommend without hesitation and no modification.
6 Ratings
Topped with homemade croutons and used baby portabellos. Turned out spectacular!
Absolutely delicious and with the right amount of spice. My husband couldn't say enough good things about it.
Much, much spicier than I was expecting, but otherwise great. Next time I make, I will halve the Cajun and cayenne.
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First, if this posts, the only way I'm getting it to post is thru another's "response". I've been unable to post a new message. I tried posting this previously & it would not appear. I will try with no capital letters to see if this will work. I am always looking for good vegan vitamins. i discovered "vitamin code" by garden of life. all of these vitamins clearly state "vegan" on the boxes. but, when u look at the ingredients, they use D3 which is not vegan. all of their different ones i've checked all had D3. i've already contacted the company & no response so far. this appears to clearly be incorrect. does anyone have any suggestions? I was enormously disappointed to have a company like that clearly mis-promote their products. is there any way D3 could come in a vegan form that i do not know about?


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Iran unveiled its first one-man twin-engine airplane dubbed Faez with the presence of Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmand Vahidi on Monday. Iran also inaugurated production lines of advanced drones named Raad and Nazir.
Faez plane weighs 78 kilograms and it can tolerate 175 kilograms at most while flying. It can fly at the speed of 220 kilometers per hour.
The amphibious plane can carry medical, logistic and postal shipments and make reconnaissance.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad flew with the simulator on Monday on the sidelines of the second Iranian national festival of innovation.
The simulator costs about 196 thousand dollars to produce, far less than the foreign model.
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I would count all 4 :) I rarely cook - I would say I cook once a week and then live on the leftovers or eat random things like microwaved baked potatoes! Nicoise salad is my most favorite salad!!
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Mobile Asset Management Lags By Barbara Rembiesa, Founder, CEO and President of the International Association of IT Asset Managers, Inc. (IAITAM) — May 24, 2013
In the fall of 2012, the International Association of IT Asset Managers, Inc. (IAITAM) conducted a survey that was focused on mobile asset management, its adoption within the organization and the organization's management capabilities of those asset types. The survey revealed that organizations are at vastly different maturity levels concerning mobile asset management. With enterprises providing and supporting both corporately-owned and personal mobile devices, the primary focus is to ensure that the devices and the data remain secure. The principle strategies to accomplish that are the introduction and enforcement of policies and procedures to control device usage and user actions. There are additional supporting practices and preventative measures that can be deployed such as location tracking of devices for retrieval and remote wiping of mobile device drives to protect their business intelligence data. According to the survey results: 96% of organizations supply employees with mobile devices; and 94% treat mobile devices as a "must have" for productivity. In the breakdown of organizationally supplied devices, 75% of employees are supplied with PC-based laptops (including NetBooks) and 70% with BlackBerry phones compared to other device type. Some of those same organizations also offer their employees iPads (16%), iPhones (15%) and Macbooks (9%) Alarmingly, only one-quarter of organizations have location tracking systems in use for mobile devices and just of half have remote drive wiping capabilities. While enterprises view mobile devices as critical to the business, driving revenue and maintaining a competitive edge, the adoption of location tracking, remote wiping and other data security tools has not kept pace with the adoption of the devices themselves. The diversity in competing technologies and the rapid rate of change creates a difficult management scenario for IT asset managers. Implications include problems like changing interfaces making mobile security solutions obsolete quickly. The result of this "perfect storm" is that mobile asset management maturity levels appear to be lagging behind the adoption rate of this changing technology. So, what actions be taken? The only way to avoid having the mobile situation become an asset management failure is to actively pursue broad-based organizational and executive support. It is this support that allows robust policies and procedures to be developed and enforced, the infrastructure that protects one of the most valuable assets an organization owns — its data.


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Though these squares may sound time-consuming to make, they're actually easy. The hardest part is waiting for them to cool so you can gobble them up!
This recipe's been in our family for years, I like serving the squares at room temperature, but they're good cold, too. They're delicious topped with strawberries or cherry pie filling.
I'm a "homebody" who enjoys any kind of cooking (for 5 years, I've been baking once a week for my husband's group at work). We have five children and three grandchildren.
- 1 package (1/4 ounce) active dry yeast
- 1/4 cup warm milk (110° to 115°)
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1 cup cold butter
- 2-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 4 egg yolks, lightly beaten
- 1 egg, separated
- 2 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 cup chopped pecans
- 1. Dissolve yeast in warm milk; add sugar and set aside. In a large bowl, cut butter into flour and salt. Add yolks and yeast mixture. Mix thoroughly.
- 2. Divide dough into two parts. Roll each piece to fit a 13-in. x 9-in. baking pan. Place one piece in pan. For filling, beat yolk, cream cheese, sugar and vanilla until smooth. Spread over dough and cover with remaining dough. Press lightly to seal edges around pan. Brush top with slightly beaten egg white and sprinkle with nuts. Cover and let rise in a warm place for 1-1/2 hours.
- 3. Bake at 350° for 30-35 minutes or until lightly browned. Cut into squares. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 2 dozen.
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1 serving (1 piece) equals 215 calories, 14 g fat (7 g saturated fat), 75 mg cholesterol, 160 mg sodium, 20 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 3 g protein.
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2Cryogenic Wind Farms May Be On The Way
January 7th, 2013 by Nicholas Brown
A European Union cryogenic* wind project called SUPRAPOWER aims to facilitate the development of more compact, reliable, and powerful wind turbines by using smaller, and lighter generators that can generate just as much power as bigger, traditional generators.
This would be achieved by cooling the wind turbine's generator coils to cryogenic temperatures until they reach a superconductive state.
At this state, the resistance of the coils to the flow of electric current is zero, so the coils don't generate heat.
The reason this makes it possible to use smaller generators is because their power handling capacity is actually determined primarily by their temperature. More current translates into generation of more heat, and the generators can only handle so much heat.
Once they get too hot, you can't let them generate any more current because they will overheat. This amazing phenomenon is called superconductivity, and the coil becomes a superconductor.
In the case of this project, a rotating "cryostat" is the device used to cool the generator down to -253.15°C by means of small Gifford-McMahon coolers provided by the project partner Oerlikon Leybold Vacuum.
A cryostat is a device into which you put objects to keep them refrigerated.
Reliability Benefits of Superconductors
Heat is what destroys generator coils, and nothing else. Keeping them cool enables them to last decades. All wind turbines could benefit from this, but offshore wind turbines could particularly benefit from reduced maintenance requirements.
Efficiency Benefits of Superconductors
In addition to the above, superconducting coils do not waste as much electricity as heat because they don't resist the flow of electric current. This improves wind turbine efficiency in this case.
Performance Benefits of Superconductors
Superconducting wires are smaller because they can handle unusually large amounts of electricity. This is because they don't get hot, due to a lack of electrical resistance.
Superconducting refrigerators do come at a cost. However, they are promising and this effort may succeed. And if it doesn't, as usual, researchers will learn from it, which will help to advance the science of wind-related research.
*If a substance is cryogenic, that means its temperature is below -150°C.
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The State Center connection
August 21, 2013 AMES — Glance over an Iowa state map and there's no mystery in the moniker: State Center. Though these days the name rings true in more than just its geographic location. more »»
Bobcats' Blue-White Classic set for Friday
August 21, 2013 The Marshalltown High School intrasquad football scrimmage is going to have the look of a real game. more »»
Creekmur cozy at home
August 15, 2013 AMES — A two-year basketball venture out west left him unsettled. And a brief trial at tight end didn't trip his trigger eithe. more »»
Kluver ready to learn in first year
August 13, 2013 IOWA CITY — Former Marshalltown Bobcat Tyler Kluver is just one injury away from stepping onto the field for the University of Iowa football team as a true freshman. more »»
Kuhter's athleticism gives him edge in punting battle
August 11, 2013 CEDAR FALLS – When the University of Northern Iowa football coaches evaluate the starting punter position, they won't always be looking for the strongest leg. more »»
SHRINE BOWL: Stout South delivers shutout
July 28, 2013 CEDAR FALLS — Most all-star games feature lots of points, plenty of offensive standouts and timid tacklers trying not to get hurt. more »»
Prep football final four to remain at UNI-Dome
July 18, 2013 CEDAR FALLS — The state football playoff semifinals and championship games will remain in the UNI-Dome for at least the next five years. more »»
Bobcat center Smith follows in father's footsteps
March 10, 2013 Marshalltown senior center Zach Smith had three choices when it came to deciding where he would continue his football career. All three featured a good coaching staff. more »»
Down Under: Bobcats' McDowell to play all-star football game in Australia
March 10, 2013 Marshalltown High School senior De'Quan McDowell wants to play in an all-star game in Australia. But needs your hel. more »»
Four area gridders picked for Shrine Bowl
February 27, 2013 Some of the best football players to ever don a uniform in the state of Iowa have played in the Iowa Shrine Bowl All Star Football Classi. more »»
End of an era: Holdiman steps down as MHS football coach
February 5, 2013 The Marshalltown Bobcat football team set plenty of offensive records under coach Dave Holdiman. The program will now have to find someone else to try to break those marks. more »»
T-R ALL-AREA FOOTBALL: Gimbel: More than a product of the 'system'
January 28, 2013 Marshalltown's Blake Gimbel did things no one else in a high school football uniform did while playing quarterback the past two seasons for the Bobcats. more »»
Saddle up: Gimbel follows MHS pipeline to SW Minnesota State
January 3, 2013 Southwest Minnesota State has had a strong pipeline with Marshalltown High School athletes over the past few years. more »»
McDowell picked for Norris Award
December 12, 2012 Marshalltown standout wide receiver De'Quan McDowell was presented the Nick Norris Award before the Bobcats' boys basketball game against Fort Dodge at the Roundhouse Friday. more »»
WM's Ferch, Brockman honored atop district
November 8, 2012 The Offensive MVP of Class 2A District 7 is a Ferch for the fifth year in a row. more »»
Six Bobcats land on new all-division football team
November 5, 2012 Six members of the Marshalltown High School football team were selected to the Class 4A Division 3 football first-team squad, as voted by the league's coaches. more »»
Undefeated Grinnell pulls away from rival Trojans late
November 3, 2012 GRINNELL — The South Tama County football team played its game against undefeated and second-ranked Grinnell. But not even that was good enough to upset the Tigers at T.T. more »»
Knights grind West Marshall to a halt
November 3, 2012 STATE CENTER — Class 2A's top-ranked defense proved itself time and time again, and the offense came through when it had to too. more »»
Wapsie wallops Redhawks, 46-20
November 3, 2012 FAIRBANK — The Redhawks weathered the first wave, but after the second, third and fourth, the Warriors' depth took over. more »»
Déjà vú: Rams end Bobcats' season again
October 30, 2012 PLEASANT HILL — For the second straight year, the Southeast Polk Rams ended the Marshalltown football season in the second round of the Class 4A playoff. more »» |