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CCH Launches Free Financial Planning Web Site For Consumers
Press ReleaseWith a tumultuous stock market, millions of Americans have realized over the last several months that there's more to financial planning than setting aside a small amount of their earnings and watching the returns pile up. To help individuals make sense of their financial needs and develop and maintain sound financial plans, CCH INCORPORATED (CCH) has launched the CCH Financial Planning Toolkit™ (www.finance.cch.com)."Financial planning is not easy.
Sep 30 2002
FASB to Consider Project on International Convergence
On September 18, 2002, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) met with the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB). There were reports that the meeting ended in a definite commitment to future action. But the truth seems to be that no decisions were reached, except that FASB will consider a project on international convergence.A tentative approach might be a 3-part project to address differences between U.S.
Sep 19 2002
Common Faults With Accounting Firms' Web Sites
By Steve McIntyre-Smith Ph.D, President, MarketingForAccountants.com There are many, many reasons why so many Web sites fail to achieve results. Here are some of the top problems found in our work with accounting firms the world over.Beauty and the beast. Having a beautiful looking web site is not why people buy from you. Think for a moment. Why do you go onto the web? For information. We surf to find answers to questions, to find something that will help improve our firm and give us a competitive edge.The best-looking sites are often not the best sites!
Sep 15 2002
AIMR Kicks Off Scholarships Awards to Business Students
Especially hard-hit by the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the Association for Investment Management (AIMR) has set up a million dollar memorial fund to provide scholarships to business and accounting students. The first recipients were announced this week.The students receiving the awards are potential financial analysts and investment professionals, who could someday have jobs like the ones held by 56 members and Chartered Financial Analyst candidates AIMR lost in the attacks.
Sep 13 2002
Accountants Are Still Favored as Small Business Advisors
The results of a new survey conducted by the National Federation of Independent Business and Wells Fargo show that accountants are still the advisor of choice among small businesses.Two-thirds of small businesses surveyed have one person with whom they consult before making significant business decisions, and 84% of small employers turn to one or more advisors. When asked which among a group of 10 choices were the most likely to be chosen as advisors, accountants were selected by 59% of those surveyed.
Sep 3 2002
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We've Lost the Client Focus
by Rick Buckingham Business today has lost the client focus. It's as simple as that. There's no spin, no hype, and no play on words. Despite the fact that corporations spend millions of dollars each year on programs and training designed to teach them how to deliver exceptional customer service, we still suffer from mediocre service. Associates fail to demonstrate their newly learned skills, and company leaders look away as service ratings plummet.As our economy is stuck in a slump, companies today need lifetime clients now more than ever.
Sep 2 2002
The Top 10 Investment Scams
The North American Securities Administrators Association updated its list of the top 10 investment scams being investigated by state securities regulators.
Aug 28 2002
FASB Mulls Retroactive Expensing of Stock Options
With dozens of companies deciding to switch their method of accounting for stock options this year, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) agreed on August 7, 2002 to consider a significant change in the transition requirements that apply to the year of the switch.
Aug 8 2002
FASB Issues FAS 146, Ending Six-Year Project
Yesterday, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) issued Statement of Financial Accounting Standards No. 146, Accounting for Costs Associated with Exit or Disposal Activities. The statement has been six years in the making. It arrives at the tail end of an economic downturn that has forced many companies to make difficult decisions of the type addressed by the standard.
Jul 31 2002
FASB to Take Up Accounting For Stock Options
In a surprise reaction to recent events, it appears the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) may soon undertake a project on accounting for stock options. The project does not appear on the technical plan approved by the board on July 10, 2002.
Jul 28 2002
Study Shows Boomers Are Unprepared For Secure Retirement
A recent survey released by the American Academy of Actuaries and the Society of Actuaries shows that many Americans are unprepared for a secure retirement.
Jul 23 2002
Cypress CEO Blasts GAAP, Urges Balance Sheet Integrity
In a paper released last week, T. J. Rodgers, chief executive officer of Cypress Semiconductor Corporation, blasted the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) and generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) for causing U.S. companies to move toward a second set of numbers known as proforma numbers.Mr. Rodgers cites a PricewaterhouseCoopers finding that 74% of semiconductor companies issue proforma earnings statements.
Jul 22 2002
Executive Bonuses Fall Short of Traditional Mark
With an economic recovery on the horizon, many U.S. companies are beginning to retool their executive compensation plans to reflect a new reality, according to Hewitt Associates, a global outsourcing and consulting firm.Hewitt surveyed 176 major companies and found that nearly one-half (47 percent) say that attracting and retaining key executive talent is still difficult, but admit it is easier now than it was before the economic downturn.
Jul 15 2002
Lawmakers Advance Anti-Fraud Rules and FASB Act
On July 10, 2002, as capital market slides reflected a continuing erosion of investor confidence, lawmakers in both the House and Senate made progress on accounting reforms.
Jul 10 2002
McKinsey Finds Big Investors Split Between IAS And GAAP
U.S. President George Bush has called for accounting standards to be responsive to the needs of investors. But results of a survey by McKinsey & Company announced the day before the President's ground-breaking speech to Wall Street show this may be easier said than done.McKinsey surveyed more than 200 institutional investors in 31 countries.
Jul 9 2002
Small Business Owners Still Favorable Towards The Accounting Industry
Despite the negative publicity surrounding Enron, WorldCom, Arthur Andersen, and accounting irregularities up and down Wall Street, small business owners still view the accounting profession towards the top of the list of other professions and industries, according to a new study by the NETWORK of City Business Journals.In the study, which ranked "favorable" and "unfavorable" opinions of a number of industries, 41% of small business owners had an overall positive impression of the accounting profes
Jul 8 2002
FASB Proposes Accounting Treatment For SPEs
On July 1, 2002, the Financial Accounting Standards Board released a draft of its proposed rules for consolidation of special purpose entities (SPEs), including the types that kept debt off Enron's balance sheet. The proposal explains that SPEs are used for all kinds of purposes, ranging from leasing, hedging, and securitization to research and development. The most troublesome SPEs from an accounting perspective are those that are controlled by a business through some means other than through clear-cut ownership of voting interests.
Jul 2 2002
FASB Fights Reforms, Xerox Ignites Squabble Over GAAP
On June 26, 2002, the House Energy Committee heard testimony from the chairman of the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) urging Congress to back-off, leave FASB alone, and stop trying to reform US generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP). The timing could not have been worse.
Jun 30 2002
Five Steps to Reduce Company Health Insurance Costs
by Dr. David Rearick, Chief Medical Officer of Coalition America, Inc.With healthcare costs again creeping toward double-digit levels and business profits still lagging, top corporate managers must take a personal and pro-active role in addressing those factors that drive up medical insurance costs. That is an assessment by leading companies and consultants who work with corporations to manage their healthcare costs."We have entered another period when medical insurance costs are moving upward," said Dr.
Jun 2 2002
SEC Talks Tough on Changes in Store for FASB
The media may have called him the "wishy-washiest watchdog since Scooby-Doo," but Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Harvey Pitt is talking tough about reforming accounting standards.
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PH mourns death of Britain's Thatcher
MANILA, Philippines—The Philippines on Tuesday mourned the death of Margaret Thatcher.
"We join the people of the United Kingdom as they mark the passing of Baroness Margaret Thatcher, who left an indelible imprint on British politics and society during her more than a decade as prime minister," President Aquino's spokesman Edwin Lacierda said in a statement.
"As the first, and to date, only female premier of the UK, she proved a formidable leader on the world stage."
Former Sen. Richard Gordon said the Philippines could have had its own version of the "Iron Lady."
"Nobody comes close, however, because here we destroy our icons. We don't give them time to fly," he said.
Gordon's fond remembrance
Gordon, a senatorial candidate in next month's elections, fondly remembered Thatcher's visit in 1996, saying she walked and talked with the people in Subic, and was inspired by its volunteers. She later wrote him a long, handwritten letter thanking him for arranging the visit. At that time, he chaired the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority.
"You, the people and the children gave me a lovely welcome which I greatly appreciated. Your vigorous approach in transforming the whole area into an enterprise zone and a real community was most impressive," he quoted Thatcher's letter as saying.
Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago remembered Thatcher sought to comfort her after the senator lost in the presidential election in 1992.
"I met her here in the Philippines," Santiago said. "She was touring Asia. She showed me extraordinary sympathy and compassion," Santiago told reporters after addressing graduates of Our Lady of Fatima University on Tuesday.—With reports from TJ Burgonio, Leila B. Salaverria and Cathy C. Yamsuan
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Snowden says he wants asylum in Russia
MOSCOW Edward Snowden emerged from weeks of hiding in a Moscow airport Friday, still defiant but willing to stop leaking secrets about U.S. surveillance programs if Russia will give him asylum until he can move on to Latin America.
Snowden's meeting with Russian officials and rights activists cleared up uncertainty about where the former National Security Agency systems analyst is, but left open the big question: What comes next?
Snowden said he was ready to meet President Vladimir Putin's condition that he stop leaking secrets if it means Russia would give him shelter that could eventually help him get to Latin America. There was no immediate response from Putin's office, but speakers of both houses of the Kremlin-controlled parliament spoke in support of Snowden's plea.
Vyacheslav Nikonov, a senior lawmaker with the main Kremlin party, described Snowden as "a bit nervous but smiling" and noted his "perfect haircut." He said that when asked to describe his stay at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport, Snowden answered with one word: "Safe."
Snowden is believed to have been stuck in the airport's transit zone since his arrival on June 23 from Hong Kong, where he had gone before his revelations were made public. He booked a seat on a Cuba-bound flight the next day, but did not get on the plane and had remained out of the public eye until Friday.
Putin has said Snowden stayed in the transit zone and thus technically didn't cross the Russian border. He also insisted that Russian special services haven't contacted the NSA leaker - a claim that drew skeptical winks from some security analysts who noted that Russian intelligence agencies would be all too eager to learn the secrets in his possession.
Sergei Nikitin of Amnesty International's Moscow office said that plainclothes men who looked like officers of Russian special services attended the meeting, which was held in a cordoned section of a corridor. The exact location was unclear as hundreds of journalists were left in a hallway outside the meeting area, behind a gray door marked "staff only."
Nikitin said participants were asked not to take photos and video. "Snowden himself requested that, saying his pictures would give too much information to the U.S. special services," Nikitin said.
Human Rights Watch's Tanya Lokshina posted a photo of Snowden at the gathering on her Facebook page, the first new image of him since the Guardian newspaper broke the story of widespread U.S. Internet surveillance based on his leaks.
A brief video of the meeting's opening also appeared on the Russian news site Life News, showing Snowden speaking, then being interrupted by a flight announcement on the airport's public address system.
"I've heard that a lot in the past weeks," Snowden said, smiling ironically.
In an opening statement released by the secret-spilling group WikiLeaks that adopted his case, Snowden said he wanted to accept all asylum offers and travel to the countries that have made them "to extend my personal thanks to their people and leaders."


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Hi, I was just wondering if anyone has a rough idea how much a taxi would be from LAX to the Disneyland hotels in the evening. We are hoping to use the Disneyland Resort Express bus (2 people) but as we are arriving late we think we may just miss one with the timing (typical!) and not sure we want to wait nearly an hour after a long flight! Will be tired So thought we may get a taxi but would like to know an approximate cost if anyone knows?
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I had my wic breastfeeding class today. I was actually kinda excited because I was hoping to get answers to questions I have, being a FTM. I was expecting it to be all moms but one of the girls brought her creeper looking boyfriend with. It totally changed my entire expectation of the experience. I didn't feel comfortable asking most of the questions I had planned. I understand dads coming to labor and birth classes but I personally feel a breastfeeding class should really just be the ones... breastfeeding? Maybe it's the FTM in me????
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Elizabeth Kay - Born Valentine's Day 2013
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He probably just came along for support and to satisfy a curiosity. I wouldn't think much of it, or be put off by it. But, if he was indeed a "creeper," then yes, I would also be bothered by his presence at the BF meeting lol.
When I went to the breastfeeding class provided by my hospital for my first DS it was encouraged to bring SO, and all of the ladies in the class had their SO with them.
I think it would be awkward if there was only one or two guys there.
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It wouldn't have phased me but I am a bit outspoken. Dads, although they don't breastfeed themselves, can help A LOT. Well, mine did at least. Plus, I think it is awesome that he actually cares enough to go with his girlfriend and support her.
Husbands and boyfriends need to know about breastfeeding as much as the mother.
Reagan & Jen~ Married 08-08-08
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My DH came to my BF class too, just so I could have another person's perspective and help. BF might be natural, but its hard work sometimes too.
Jessie(30)+DH(31) Bailey 9/18/08 Oliver 11/23/09 Evelyn 2/5/13
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I read somewhere that the biggest predictor of breastfeeding success is support of the mother's partner. The bf'ng class that I went to before my son was born definitely encouraged partners to attend. .


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Hi everyone .. Im Ilona from Australia .. I followed a few friends and have lurked for a little while and now I thought it time I revealed myself and posted.
Im a computer nerd having worked in the IT industry for over 20 years. Im currently an IT System Admin for a large agency. I served Queen and Country for 8 years (Navy) and then found my life drawn back to my home city, Adelaide.
Im a very crafty person - Ive dabbled in sewing, cross stitch, needlepoint, embroidery, jewellery making, paper based and digital scrapbooking and Im an enthusiast photo editor and digital drawing (just bought a new Bamboo Fun graphics tablet). Most of these crafts I still do .. when I find a spare 5 seconds ol: Im also a (terrible) hack poet .. I try but Im sure others find my writings trying.. HAHA.
Im married with two girls - 16 and 3! Have two furbabies, sasha our dog, riaow our cat. We've had a menagerie of animals in the past but we've slowly reduced that to our special loves.
I joined SAS because one of my favourite designers moved here .. Beckie Wallace. I havent left my other site as I love it there too. Hopefully I'll be able to spread myself (even thinner) between the two, complete lots of challenges and, god willing, perhaps share some of my own freebies if theyre worthy (at the moment I only have templates and alphas but Im slowly building it up).
So hello from me, I look forward to getting to know some more people over time. Hopefully my sense of humour wont get me into trouble
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Hi Ilona, we're so happy Beckie's following is coming out to play, especially the "lurkers!" Looking forward to getting to know you better!
thanks Darlene .. do you know if Im allowed to post my existing layouts .. even if they were created for challenges 'elsewhere' ?? Im not asking to enter them in challenges here .. just populate my gallery
Hi Ilona!
You may certainly post your layouts here ~ go for it! We welcome any and all scrappers and most of the challenges allow for scrapping with materials from other than SAS designers. I'm allowing that in my Freestyle Challenge just for the month of March, actually, so you are welcome to go on over and have a look-see.
Again ~ a hearty G'Day to you from another Aussie resident, this one's from Victoria. See you around!
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Hi Ilona and welcome to SAS!
Yes definitely you may post those LO's in your gallery here! We'd love to see them! Happy to hear that you plan to jump right in and get involved!
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One day before his birthday. I really enjoy his music.
One of my faves. I remember learning the pieces from "Time Out" like "Take Five," the entirety of "Blue Rondo a la Turk" (a bear) and my favorite, "Strange Meadowlark." That band had such a cool vibe with the effortless breathy alto of Paul Desmond coupled with the rhythm section and Brubeck's virtuosity.
Semi-related, I always loved this line in Donald Fagen's "New Frontier":
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A good way to understand more about the history of this part of NY, and see how it has developed through to today. Well narrated, and we covered a lot of ground in the time available.
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by Walter Chaw Her hair's a little longer, but she's a dead ringer for Karen Allen from Starman (with a touch of Brooke Adams from Invasion of the Body Snatchers thrown in), this girl dancing to The Fixx's classic "One Thing Leads to Another," Walkman clapped to her ears, in a creepy house in the middle of nowhere. Samantha (Jocelin Donahue, a real find) is there because she answered one of those tear-away babysitting ads posted outside her dorm, and who cares if it's not really a kid the guy, Mr. Ulman (Tom Noonan), wants her to look after but instead a demented old mother-in-law socked away in the attic*--he's giving her four hundred bucks so he and his wife (Mary Woronov) can enjoy the lunar eclipse. I know what you're thinking, but Ti West's gorgeous ode to '80s exploitation shockers comes off as more than mere pomo exercise or homage; The House of the Devil is a lovingly crafted little gem that owes as much to Roman Polanski's paranoia trilogy and Bob Clark's Black Christmas. (Come to think of it, Donahue also bears a resemblance to Margot Kidder around the time of the latter and DePalma's Sisters.) Smarter than hell about its sources, it employs all of them to a full seventy minutes of unbearable tension capped by twenty minutes of payoff. It's the same ratio of foreplay-to-climax as Rosemary's Baby, and lo, The House of the Devil would play wonderfully on a double-bill with the same.
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Hmmm. I have mixed feelings about this.
Do we really want to be on Amy Chua's honors list?
Maybe so. I like aspects of what she says.
But I'm not sure that I can fully warm up to the idea of "Tiger Moms."
It's absolutely obvious, though, that there are differences between cultures, and that some of those have implications for academic and economic success. Some, in our racially charged society, apparently try to deny or ignore this, but it seems undeniable. (I stress that it's not racial, so far as I can see, but cultural.)
I grew up in a fairly monochromatic white neighborhood in southern California. There was, so far as I'm aware, one Jew at my high school. (He was the son of the local rabbi.) Many of the local Catholics attended a parochial school attached to the San Gabriel Mission. There were lots and lots of Hispanics at my high school (though not at my elementary school), and the whole area was trending heavily Hispanic by the time I left for college and mission and marriage and graduate school, but gringos and Mexicans tended to keep, by and large, to themselves. And, frankly, the student leadership and the honors societies at San Gabriel High School were largely, if not entirely, non-Hispanic. Suddenly, though, five or ten years after I graduated, the area turned rapidly and, soon, overwhelmingly Asian — Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese — which it still is. And one thing that accompanied the influx of Asians was the arrival of small private schools designed to supplement what Asian parents plainly regarded as the insufficiently rigorous education at area high schools. No such schools had existed during the white Protestant ascendancy, and the surge of Hispanic population hadn't brought them, either. But Asian influence brought them almost immediately. After regular classes were over, Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese kids crossed the street to "Little Harvard Academy" or some such thing, for another two or three hours of mathematics and science. Their cultures' strong emphasis on academic competitiveness was unmistakably visible — and indisputably different.


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It's all about technology: I lay in bed last night reading a book on my Kindle–the little bit of technology I fought against for so long and now I love. I am currently re-reading Little Women and just finished Jane Eyre, A Christmas Carol, and Letters of a Woman Homesteader. As I was reading last night, Jo (my favorite March sister) mentioned reading Ivanhoe and I thought, "Hmm, I should re-read that" so I tripped over to the Kindle store and "bought" a copy (many of the classics are free). Isn't it ironic that by embracing technology I'm revisiting classic literature?
" I think there must be something wrong with me. I just don't understand Christmas, I guess." (Charlie Brown): Yesterday, Nathan posted a link on Facebook to an NPR story talking about a new and lame app for A Charlie Brown Christmas. Yes, for a small price you can buy an app corrupting the only (non-traditional) children's special that talks about the true meaning of Christmas. Irony or a complete loss of sanity? You decide.
Putting the pictures before the reality: I spent all day yesterday at the computer. I accomplished several things: my blog post about the magic of the season, an almost complete syllabus for the college course in Theater for Young Audiences that I am teaching in the spring, my blog post about nature, and a slightly disturbing 100 Word Challenge. In the middle of uploading all of the photos for the posts, and a computer that decided to be slow, I paused for a moment thinking, "I should go outside and take a walk on this lovely day." But no, I decided to forge ahead and get the syllabus done, after all that was one of the tasks that I have been putting off forever and I want it done before I head to Slovakia. What's the irony? Well, today is a "lovely" gray, rainy day. I spent the glorious day of sunny warmth at my computer loading up pictures about the healing power of nature. :P
I'm great at planting seeds, but things grow better without me. In the beginning of last summer, as some of you may remember, my artist friend Jackie and I ran a fabulous combined drama/arts program for adults with developmental disabilities that ended in a performance of sorts.The only frustrating thing about that program was that we couldn't get any publicity help from the company we were working with, for some reason. I don't even have many (read that any) pictures of the final performance as I was busy running it and none of the people from the company thought to take any.
When we decided to leave Kansas, that was perhaps the hardest thing to leave, because I would have loved to continue the program.
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If I sound bitter, I'm not. I am really proud of them and the program. The pattern of my life seems to go this way, because I have often helped initiate or plan programs only to leave as my life takes me down an unexpected path, yet the programs grow in strength without me there, and I find myself back with a shovel trying to dig new holes for new seeds. Ironic, isn't it?
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"The Good Wife: Season 5" — The law offices of Lockhart Gardener get rocked this season with tragedy and change. Despite a few clunky episodes, this remains the best acted and written legal drama on the tube. Julianne Marguilies, Chris Noth, Alan Cummins and Josh Charles continue to do stellar work, but one of them won't make it to the end of this season.
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The New Palestine Dragons opened the season by splitting a doubleheader against Delta, falling 5-4 in the opener before winning the nightcap 7-3.
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Restart requirementYou must restart the computer if the SNMP service is running when this hotfix is installed. If you stop the SNMP service before you install this hotfix, you do not have to restart the computer.
Registry informationYou can customize the number of retries by creating the following registry entry:
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Billionaire real estate developer Donald Trump gets the keys to the first Cadillac DTS Executive Limousine
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|Sep 28, 2013, 10:27 PM
Safari can't establish secure connection
I need help. Safari can't open some pages such as google. It says Safari can't open the page https://google.com because safari can't establish a secure connection to the server www.google.com. Itunes and the Mac App Store don't work as well because they say they can't connect to the Internet. I can open certain pages such as apple website, wikipedia, facebook, a lot actually. But google doesn't work.
I'm using OS 10.8.5, 2013 Macbook Air, i5/4gb/256 gb. also, Safari 6.0.5
I can't connect to iTunes Store/ Mac App Store so I can't update my software.
2013 13" Macbook Air i5/4gb/256GB iPhone 5s Space Gray 32 GB
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|Sep 29, 2013, 10:22 AM
When did this start happening? Did you change some settings or install an adblocker or something maybe?
|Sep 29, 2013, 11:31 AM
You first need to determine whether the problem is with your computer or with your router. Take your computer to your office / friend's house / somewhere else and see if the internet is working properly. If yes, then the problem is with your router.
My recommendation: take your computer to the Apple store. If you have the same connectivity problems with the store's wifi, then it's your computer's fault and they will fix it for you. Otherwise it's likely to be your router's fault, in which case you can pick up a new router from the Apple store and your problem should be solved.
|Sep 29, 2013, 11:57 PM
I found some other guys who have the same problem here: https://discussions.apple.com/message/23224173#23224173
I tried everything but nothing happened. I haven't gone to the Apple Store yet. It's so far from our home. Also haven't tried to connect to someone else's wifi.
But I think it's a OS X problem. 10.8.5 seems unusable for me.
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|Sep 30, 2013, 12:27 AM
Well sure sounds like Safari as you describe it but I haven't the faintest idea what it could be.
Solution: FREE, Explanation: Is gonna cost ya.
|Sep 30, 2013, 05:00 AM
chrome works fine - as in you can load NEW pages?
if so then you still need to rule out the wifi router.
Do you have the ethernet adapter?
unplug and turn everything off. let it sit off for a few minutes, then connect your MBA to the modem directly. even if you don't have a way to hardwire in a global reboot of the router and modem wouldn't hurt.
You could try creating a new network location. For some reason google says people have reported this fixing problems similar to yours...
apple logo > system preferences > network > location pulldown > edit locations
click +
name it something
try again. (definitely restart safari but i would reboot the entire machine...it's an air, that only takes 30 seconds anyway)
if neither of those work then you could going into safari and uninstalling extensions. although i am concerned that you are saying other Apple apps aren't working either...
barring that i'm not sure. it's apple store time. i know you said they're far away but they also have phone and chat support that is pretty good.
good luck
|Sep 30, 2013, 07:49 AM
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|Oct 12, 2013, 02:21 AM
I just fixed the same problem.
I have a Airport Extreme connected to a DLINK router that is connected to a cable modem.
All the desktop macs did not have this problem. It was only my macbook air that was having this problem that was connecting through to the airport extreme.
I had changed some settings on the DLINK router (open a couple VPN ports) and rebooted it. After that I was getting the Can't Establish a Secure Link error message for reasons why I could not open certain web sites. I shut off and powered back up the Airport Express thing that might help but it did not.
I looked at my proxy settings and everything seemed ok. I checked my keychain using the keychain access application by verify and repair. I cleared all cookies. I reset safari. All to no avail.
Finally I bit the bullet and powered down the whole LAN, including the airport, the Dlink router, and the cable modem. I then powered them back up starting with the cable modem, the DLINK router, and then the airport router.
That is what solved my problem. I am now able to surf the internet without these messages.
By the way, the secure link issue most likely will effect other applications such as Dropbox, Apple Mail, etc.
|Apr 26, 2015, 10:59 AM
None of this worked for me but I have fixed my problem
Ok so I have a mid 2010 Macbook Pro 13" Aluminum laptop 7.1 with 10.10.3 and Safari v 8.0.5
I started getting error messages every time I wished to connect in Safari to SSL http:// web addresses.
I found this particularly frustrating since I recently gave a similar MackBook Pro 13" Aluminum laptop to my daughter, configured similarly but importing her accounts and software from an iMac with Lion OS X. The latter setup had no such problem with SSL http://.
So having read just about every suggestion from search engine sources to no avail I launched Onyx and did a number of things.
1. I Repaired the disk permissions for system.
2. I ran the daily, weekly, and monthly scripts for maintenance and
3. Just for good measure I deleted the cashes in Safari and Internet - not my bookmarks or downloads but most everything else.
This has fixed all my issues. Go figure!
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The Boeing Airplane Company, based in Seattle, USA developed one of the first generation of all-metal stressed-skin airliners with the Boeing Model 247 first flown in 1933. In response to a 1934 US Army Air Corps requirement, Boeing proposed a four-engined long-range heavy bomber to allow for greater bomb-loads and better high altitude performance. The initial Y1B-17 test aircraft of 1937-38 were a success and volume production began with the B-17B in 1939. The B-17C was ordered by the Royal Air Force as the Fortress I. From 1942 to 1945, the B-17 equipped most of the USAAF bomb groups in the Eighth Air Force based in Britain. These groups carried out the long-range daylight strategic bombing campaign against Germany.
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Saturday, December 13 - Rail Jam #1 @ Windham Mountain
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Saturday, February 7 - Boardercross/Skiercross #2 @ Belleayre
Sunday, February 8 - Slopestyle #3 @ Belleayre
Friday, February 20 - Boardercross Camp @ Hunter Mountain
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Sunday, February 22 - Boardercross/Skiercross #4 @ Hunter Mountain
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Every rider practicing or competing in any USASA sanctioned event must attain USASA membership prior to participating. Memberships can be purchased online or at an event. There are 2 types of memberships available which are as follows:
- One Day membership: $35 – This membership is intended for riders that only want to compete for one day but have no intention of becoming a full member of USASA or qualifying for the National Championships. It is valid for one (1) day at any USASA sanctioned event(s). This membership allows riders to participate in practice and competitions for 1 day ONLY, yet NO USASA points will be awarded or transferable at a later date.
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- Go to USASA Regional Events, choose Catskills as the region, click on the discipline abbreviation at the end of the event line you want to register for, then follow steps to register online.
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- Helmet straps must be adjusted according to manufacturer specifications, and must be on the head of the rider for the entire run.
- Snowboarders and Skiers are permitted in CMS Slopestyle, Rail Jam, Boardercross/Skiercross and Banked Slalom events.
- Giant Slalom and Slalom events are snowboarder only events.
- Adaptive Snowboarders and Skiers are welcome at our events.
- These events are open to ALL ages.
- Athletes will compete within their own age groups with male and female top 3 award medallions presented in each age group.
- Rail Jam & Banked Slalom age groups are "9 & Under", "10-13", "14 & Over" and "Open Class" for snowboarders and skiers.
- There is an Open Class for high-end athletes and Pros of all ages.
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- Giant Slalom & Slalom Events – 2 Runs Combined Time
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- Boardercross/Skiercross Events – Head-to-Head with various advancement based on field size (elimination tournament style)
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2015 USASA National Championships
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March 28 - April 7, 2015
To Qualify:
- 2014 Nationals Overall & Discipline Champions are automatically "pre-qualified" for the 2015 National Championships. These champions must be current USASA members in good standing by March 1, 2015.
- Earning the top overall points in your age division for a single discipline qualifies an athlete for the National Championships in that discipline. This means an athlete can qualify for the National Championships in a single discipline such as Halfpipe, Slopestyle, Rail Jam, Giant Slalom, Slalom, Boardercross or Skiercross, as well as any combinations of disciplines that an athlete has earned the overall points leader status. Overall points will be determined as follows:
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- Slalom – Best 4 scores from CMS events
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For quite some time now, we have all heard that tankless water heaters have quite the "green" advantage over traditional water heaters with tanks. Growing up, and even now in my apartment, we have a regular tank water heater, so I have never had the experience of living day to day with a tankless version. Since I cannot change the heater in my place to check out the difference, I wanted to find out just how much better the tankless version is, to see if the green effect is worth the expense of replacing a heater sometime in the future, whether it be in my own house or convincing my mom to change hers when the time comes. This is what I found out.
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Well, based on the info I could find, it looks like a no-brainer; tankless water heaters hardily beat regular tank heaters. They might cost a little more up front, but they last longer, use less gas and/or electricity (much greener!), save money on the monthly bill, and have a higher efficiency rating. It really is ridiculous that I hear my water heater turning on sometimes when I have not even needed or been using hot water! I am hoping that in whatever house we ever end up with, there is already a tankless water heater already installed, or I will have to lay out some cash for a new one. Being green is not just about the things you can see in your every day life, its also about what goes on behind the scenes…and heating water when its not needed is not very green!
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With less than 24 hours in the Speed Rack Wild Card voting round, San Antonio bartender Elisabeth Forsythe is in second place with 4,906 votes. Forsythe competed in January at the Speed Rack-Texas regional here, where her peer and friend Karah Carmack bested her in the first round and went on to win the title. […] [Read More]
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Dining plans on this tax day? A couple of restaurants are offering specials. The Palm, 233 E. Houston St., is offering what it's calling a Tax Day Relief Special. Go to the restaurant's website for a coupon for a complimentary Prime Bite with a beverage purchase at The Palm Bar. Buy a libation of your […] [Read More]
Jersey Mike's donation
Jersey Mike's Subs has announced that its third annual Month of Giving raised $1.7 million for 86 different charities nationwide. In San Antonio, its campaign during March raised $6,163 for the dropout prevention group, SA Youth. The locations here are 7970 Fredericksburg Road, Suite 102; 8603 State Highway 151, Suite 206; and 20323 Huebner Road, […] [Read More]
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Papouli's, multiple locations, is offering its Fiesta Fire Gyro Sandwich, a regular gyro with onions, tomatoes, lettuce and Jalapeño Fire Hummus. The sandwich is $7.99 and includes Papouli's signature spicy-hot Fiesta Flambeau Fries and a soft drink. The special runs April 18 through the end of Fiesta. Visit www.papoulis.com for more information. California Pizza […] [Read More]
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When it comes to national exposure, this headline pretty much says it all: "I have seen the future of barbecue and its name is Tim Rattray." Food writer Josh Ozersky raved about Rattray and The Granary 'Cue & Brew, 602 Avenue A, on Esquire magazine's food blog, Eat Like a Man. "In the afternoon, [Rattray] […] [Read More]
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When you hear that Marlon Wayans is in a broad buddy-cop comedy, you wouldn't be blamed for assuming that the White Chicks star was one of said buddies. But in The Heat, the youngest Wayans brother is happy to be the relegated to the straight-guy role, playing Sandra Bullock's FBI love interest, leaving the comedy up to Sandy and Melissa McCarthy. "I couldn't be as silly as I wanted to be 'cause that wasn't the role I was playing," he told VH1 News. "The role I was playing was 'the cute guy,' and so I watched them be really funny."
And after watching his co-stars in the Paul Feig-directed movie, what does Wayans have to say about the antiquated notion that women aren't as funny as men?
"Nowadays, you know, women have found comfort in their masculinity," the In Living Color alum. "They can be a little nasty, and yeah they realize over time women do fart too. We didn't want to realize that as men. … Now you all just let it out!"
McCarthy, in particular, impressed Wayans with her improvised swearing skills. "Melissa's cursing up a storm. I swear there's, like, an 80-year-old black man in her mouth somewhere. She was making up curse words. At one point, she called somebody a 'f—-tart.' … I'm gonna put that in my dictionary."
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My name is Carl and i live in Sweden in the beautiful city of Västerås. My interests are video games, movies as well as making maps and movies. I m currently going my last year in school. I probably won't be releasing much stuff because of school and the pain i currently i have inside my head. It can't be cured by painkiller. Favourite games are: The Half-Life series, Team Fortress: 2, Battlefield: 3, The Sims: 3, C&C (but not c&c 4), Skyrim and Dear Ester.
For people and teams developing mods and games with Valve's Source engine.
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