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Bailey was arrested July 15 for attempting to start a fire with lighter fluid in an alley.
Bailey's attorney, Randy Breaden, requested Bailey be released of his own recognizance, as he has no adult record, though he does have juvenile charges. Deborah Quigley, Darke County assistant prosecutor, felt the bond was appropriate until Bailey was able to establish housing.
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Palayam ward was witness to a sourly missed sight in the city here on Sunday morning, when a group of Kudumbasree Cleanwell workers began door-to-door collection of garbage.
As the two-tonne biogas plant at the Connemara Market turned operational, one of the city's most congested wards took a significant step towards attaining self-sustainability in terms of solid waste management.
Since most households were not prepared for the morning knocks asking for segregated waste, the Cleanwell workers did not cover the targeted 2,000 households. A team of 20 were despatched to collect the waste from the area to feed into the plant that would convert the waste to methane, which, in turn, would be converted to electricity that would power the light emitting diode (LED) lights proposed to be installed in the market.
Among the 20, six were already working at the two police quarters where ring-and-pit composting was being done after the closure of the Vilappilsala plant. Around 200 kg of waste was collected on Sunday. Fifteen LED lights would be installed at the fish markets, near the vegetable vendors, and the compound where the plant functioned, Corporation welfare standing committee chairman and ward councillor Palayam Rajan said.
The Cleanwell workers would collect biodegradable waste from an estimated 1,200 households here as some 900 had installed pipe composts. Most other homes would also be visited to collect plastic, glass, and paper waste, which would be given off to those who collected rag, sources said.
The project was being funded by the Kerala Sustainable Urban Development Project (KSUDP). The main unit cost Rs.24 lakh and the electrical components cost Rs.6 lakh. In the coming weeks, landscaping and beautification of the area would also be done by the same firm which installed the plant, Royal Associates, Mr. Rajan said.
In addition, two composting units would also come up at the police quarters here.
The Corporation had sent a letter to the City Police Commissioner seeking a no-objection certificate for the project.

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Me and a coworker were working together one day and had a great sale together. I was excited and approached my coworker with a hug. Im a 5'8", 23 yr old male, 210lbs, (not alot of muscle though) and my coworker is 45yrs old 5'0" thin female. when I gave my coworker a hug she immediately stated she had a sudden chest pain. I then let her go.
Of course I did apologize and she wasnt really worried about it. Later on that day she said her chest still was hurting and she was afraid i broke a bone or something. She was also worried about having surgery. As the day went on she was fine and was laughing with everyone and said it hurt her to laugh. Anyways, the next day she went to go see a doctor and the doctor said she had a fractured rib and a pulled muscle. Of course she stated that it was my fault that she was in that condition. I did feel bad, but everyone was telling me not to feel bad because she was also complaining she was lifting stones for her yard that weighed 25lbs each and how her fiance was getting mad at her for lifting that heavy weight. My question is, Did I really fracture her rib or was it a ticking bomb waiting to happen and I managed to push it?
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Nov. 3 (Bloomberg) -- General Motors Co. and its Chinese partner, SAIC Motor Corp., will cooperate on developing alternative-energy vehicles as the world's largest auto market aims to reduce its dependence on oil.
GM, China's largest overseas carmaker, and Shanghai-based SAIC may share technologies for developing electric vehicles and components, the companies said in a e-mailed statement today. They also will increase the role of their engineering and design joint venture, the Pan Asia Technical Automotive Center in Shanghai.
The partners join rivals Nissan Motor Co. and Daimler AG in planning to sell cars powered by lithium-ion batteries. China, the world's largest oil importer, is offering subsidies to buyers of such vehicles.
The announcement comes as Detroit-based GM aims to raise as much as $10.6 billion in an initial public offering, two people familiar with the plan said Nov. 1. SAIC, which has partnered with GM in China for more than a decade, has said it may participate in the offering.
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Vertigo's new series in 2009 are "The Unwritten," "Greek Street" and "Sweet Tooth."
"The Unwritten," set for a May release, is by the "Lucifer" creative team of Mike Carey and Peter Gross. Vertigo Executive Editor Karen Berger said "The Unwritten" was along the lines of a "classic" Vertigo series like "Sandman" and "Books of Magic."
"It really blends the best of reality with fantasy," Berger said.
The second series, "Greek Street," is written by Peter Milligan ("Shade the Changing Man").
"It does for Greek mythology what 'Fables' has done for fairy tales," Berger said, referencing Bill Willingham's series about fable characters in the real world. "It's taking themes you find in Greek classics and reinventing them in modern times."
The third series, announced for the first time at ComicsPRO, is "Sweet Tooth." This series is written and drawn by Jeff Lemire ("Essex County").
"Sweet Tooth" features a young man, born with antlers after a nuclear apocalypse, finding his way through his post-apocalyptic world after the death of his father.
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ACLU sues Pittsburgh police over post-G-20 conduct
PITTSBURGH City police wrongly arrested 25 people - and used unnecessary force against some - to "punish" them for participating in or being near an anti-police brutality protest after the Group of 20 summit ended in the city last year, the American Civil Liberties Union said in a lawsuit.
The ACLU filed a 42-page federal lawsuit Tuesday alleging police created most of the problems themselves by surrounding about 100 people with officers in riot gear and then ordering them to disperse. Many who tried to leave couldn't and were instead pingponged between groups of advancing police, the ACLU said. Five people not even at the protest were arrested blocks away, the ACLU contends.
"It appears that these police were simply looking for anybody who was young and maybe looked like a demonstrator and then rounded them up," Witold "Vic" Walczak, the ACLU's legal director in Pennsylvania, said at a news conference Tuesday.
The ACLU announced the lawsuit at a plaza near the University of Pittsburgh campus where the protest was staged on Sept. 25, 2009.
"When people see video of peaceful demonstrations in places like Russia and Iran where the police all of a sudden declare the assembly to be unlawful and then come in and arrest everybody ... we recoil in horror and say, 'It's just free speech, it's just peaceful demonstrations. Thank goodness that can't and doesn't happen in this country,'" Walczak said.
"Well, I'm sorry to advise you that in fact it does happen in this country and it did happen in the city of Pittsburgh."
Pittsburgh police spokeswoman Diane Richard relayed a copy of the lawsuit to the city's law department, which did not immediately comment on it. An attorney for the Fraternal Order of Police, which typically represents individual officers in such lawsuits, did not immediately comment on the suit.
The lawsuit says police Chief Nate Harper and Deputy Chief Paul Donaldson sent police to declare the gathering illegal after seeing a protest advertisement that disparaged police with an expletive.
"Instead of providing a way for people to comply with the dispersal order, police funneled everyone onto the lawns of the University of Pittsburgh's Cathedral of Learning," the lawsuit said. Police then surrounded about 100 people, made them lie down, handcuffed them and "falsely charged them with failure to disperse and disorderly conduct," the lawsuit said.
The suit targets the city, Harper, Donaldson and 15 officers identified as those who arrested the plaintiffs, all of whom were held by police for six to 20 hours, the lawsuit contends.
The lawsuit asks a federal judge to declare that the plaintiffs' constitutional rights were violated and to award damages for false arrest and emotional distress.
It also asks the judge to declare Pennsylvania's "failure to disperse" statute unconstitutional. The law allows officers to declare an assembly unlawful if police see at least three people engaged in "disorderly conduct," Walczak said.
The Pittsburgh summit brought thousands of protesters to Pittsburgh, including anarchists who responded to calls to disperse by rolling trash bins, throwing rocks and breaking windows. Many protesters condemned the harsh law enforcement response that followed, which included pepper spray canisters, rubber bullets, flash-bang grenades and huge speakers emitting earsplittingly loud sirens.


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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Utah Jazz were a hurting bunch entering Wednesday night's game against the Phoenix Suns. Then they lost second-year big man Enes Kanter early to a dislocated shoulder.
Jefferson, Hayward lift Jazz past Suns 103-88
The illness and injuries only seemed to be a rallying force, however, as they cruised to a 103-88 victory to stay within a game of the eighth-place Los Angeles Lakers in the Western Conference playoff battle.
Al Jefferson and Gordon Hayward scored 25 points to lead Utah (36-36), which used a 10-0 run to open the fourth quarter and led by as many as 19 while outscoring Phoenix 56-32 in the paint.
"To be honest, the game was for the playoffs, but when (Kanter) went down I had to step up even more," said Jefferson, still nursing a busted lip from a shot to the mouth in Monday's win. "We're going to fight for him to the end, make his injury worth something."
Jefferson wasn't the only one, though he finished 12 of 23 with nine rebounds, two blocks and two steals.
Derrick Favors grabbed 13 rebounds in 24 minutes for the Jazz, who held a 46-36 edge on the boards.
The Suns had pulled within 75-71 going into the fourth thanks to Wesley Johnson's 10-point third quarter, including a 3-pointer at the buzzer.
Utah held the Suns to 17 points in the fourth on 35 percent shooting, while outrebounding Phoenix 17-7 to close out the game.
Johnson had a season-high 22 points and Luis Scola 20 to lead the Suns, who dropped their fourth straight.
With Phoenix out of the playoff picture, the Suns chose to rest leading scorer Goran Dragic, who was coming off a season-high 31-point, 12-assist effort in a 102-100 loss to Brooklyn on Sunday.
While the Suns left with another loss, Kanter departed the arena with a huge smile on his face despite the sling on his shoulder.
"Oh, I'll come back this year," Kanter vowed. "Yeah, I'll come back."
The injury was enough to make teammates cringe as they watched the 6-foot-11, 248-pound Kanter leave the court in obvious pain with 10:23 left in the second quarter after Suns' 7-2, 265-pound center Hamed Haddadi fell on him as they battled over a loose ball.
Kanter was biting hard into his mouthpiece, supporting his left arm and stopped courtside, thinking about trying to pop the joint back into place. Team trainer Gary Briggs led him to the locker room shortly thereafter.
"I tried, but I couldn't' do it," Kanter said.
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(rare in US) Alternative form of around.
(linguistics) Pronounced with the mouth open in the shape of an "O".
period in a boxing match
stage of a sports competition
pronounced with the mouth in the shape of an "O"
circular or repetitious route
A circular object.
to turn past a boundary
circular or cylindrical
Spherical; shaped like a ball; having a circular cross-section in more than one direction.
(intransitive) To become shaped into a curve.
A single individual portion or dose of medicine.
(sports) A stage in a competition.
A serving of something; a portion of something to each person in a group.
A stage in the process of multilateral trade negotiations.
(sports) One of the specified pre-determined segments of the total time of a sport event, such as a boxing or wrestling match, during which contestants compete before being signaled to stop.
(archaic or dialectal, Northern England, Scottish) Discourse; song.
event (in a meet)
(sports) In some sports', e.g. golf or showjumping: one complete way around the course.
(transitive, archaic or dialectal, Northern England, Scottish) To address or speak to in a whisper, utter in a whisper.
(archaic or dialectal, Northern England, Scottish) A whisper; whispering.
Having a circular, cylindrical or spherical shape.
(transitive) To shape something into a curve.
Circular or cylindrical; having a circular cross-section in one direction.
A charge of ammunition for a single shot.
(of a number) Convenient for rounding other numbers to; for example, ending in a zero.
(transitive) To go round, pass, go past
(art) A long-bristled, circular-headed paintbrush used in oil and acrylic painting.
Complete, whole, not lacking.
(intransitive) To approximate a number, especially a decimal number by the closest whole number.
of corners that lack sharp angles
(intransitive, archaic or dialectal, Northern England, Scottish) To speak in a low tone; whisper; speak secretly; take counsel.
(transitive) To turn past a boundary.
A firearm cartridge, bullet, or any individual ammunition projectile. Originally referring to the spherical projectile ball of a smoothbore firearm. Compare round shot and solid shot.
(engineering, drafting, CAD) A rounded relief or cut at an edge, especially an outside edge, added for a finished appearance and to soften sharp edges.
to round out
to turn and attack
A circular or repetitious route; hospital rounds.
To attack someone physically or emotionally.
(transitive, baseball) To advance to home plate.
To shorten the fractional part of a number, increasing the last remaining (rightmost) digit or not, according to whether the deleted portion was over or under five.
A strip of material with a circular face that covers an edge, gap, or crevice for decorative, sanitary, or security purposes.
Lacking sharp angles; having gentle curves.
(intransitive) To turn and attack someone or thing.
A regular route for a sentry or policeman.
to approximate a number
to shape into a curve
Alternative form of around.
(butchery) The hindquarters of a bovine.
Circular or having a circular cross-section in at least one direction.
circular object
complete, not lacking
(with "out") To finish; to complete; to fill out.
An general outburst from a group of people at an event.
rounds (e.g. nurse, security guard, etc.)
mild (taste)
individual ammunition shell
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Brazilian authorities say floods have driven close to 13,000 people from their homes in the southern state of Parana.
The state's civil defense department says in a statement that floods have hit 132 cities, including the state capital of Curitiba, a World Cup host city.
It was unclear if the floods affected Arena da Baixada stadium, which will host the first of four games on Monday. The World Cup Organizing Committee did not immediately respond to a request for information.
At least nine people have been killed by the floods and 30 injured, the civil defense department said.
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I woke this morning at 3:30, unable to go back to sleep for no good reason. I got to thinking all kinds of stupid stuff, like my bike would get stolen, or maybe just the front wheel and I'd find it for sale in the souk, and stuff like that. I hated Fes and couldn't wait to get out of there. I got up to use the bathroom and hit my head on the wood carving over the doorway, which nearly knocked me over. Guess I need a sleeping helmet, too! I kept dwelling on all the crap of the night before. Not being able to find the hotel. Having to pay to park on the sidewalk. Having to pay a kid to help me get back to the hotel, and him insisting I give him 100 dirham (about $12) for walking me about one minute. (Didn't happen.) Feeling like I'm seen as a walking bank machine by everyone who sees me. Being too pissed of about dinner to even eat it. I looked at the menu at the riad (hotel) and the dinners were mostly about 300 dm ($40).
Huh? In Morocco? Dinner down the street was the same thing for 80 dm.
But it was too late to go out, so I just had a beer (still an unbelievable $5 for a 10 oz beer). I nearly came to my senses once and decided to order dinner anyway when a couple of Swiss guys came over to chat. They're riding to the Sahara, had seen me come in wearing riding pants, and wanted to chat about bikes, routes, etc. Nice guys, but by the time we got done tlking, I think it was too late to order dinner. Whatever. I wish my wife had been there, she would have pointed out that it was all done, we were in a great place, and to get over it and enjoy it. But I have a harder time with that. The kid who guided me told me the owner of my hotel was mafia and I was sleeping with mafia, like it was my fault. He also pointed out what he said was the hotel owners burgundy Mercedes right next to where I parked, as if to reassure me this was a good place. I didn't really buy any of it.
But breakfast wasn't until 0830. I tried to sleep but couldn't. I might have gone down and checked on the bike but I was pretty sure the front door to the Riad would be locked either going out or coming back, so that made no sense. The only thing to do was wait.
By breakfast I was really hungry, having skipped lunch and dinner yesterday. I don't really know why, but sometimes I get that way. I get going and I don't want to stop, unless it's to take a picture, which I'll u-turn and go back a mile for without hesitation.
Anyway, I packed up my stuff, dumped it in a pile in the gorgeous tile courtyard, and had breakfast. While I was eating and drinking coffee spiced with cinamonn (yum) the owner came over and started chatting with me. He seemed like a nice guy, really enthusiastic about the riad, which he said he spent six years restoring. He said he saw where I left my bike, and that it was a good place, very safe, he parks his Mercedes there. Turns out his accountant lives about an hour from me, in Luxembourg, and he talked about living in the US, and other stuff. By the time I was done with breakfast and lot of good coffee, I was in a better mood. I even looked around and admired my surroundings. When I checked out he didn't even charge me for the beer.
I had no trouble finding the bike, and it was fine, as he said it would be. Only a spot of bird poop on the seat (glad I took my sheepskin cover off!). They guy I paid last night was still there, and gave me a friendly nod. OK, maybe this isn't all bad. I decided to give Fes another chance. Like my friend Pete said when I was thinking I was having bike trouble,
"Think about where you are, and how hard it will be to get back there"
. Or something like that. So like with Lisbon earlier, I did my best to shrugg it off and went for a walk in the medina. It is the largest ancient medina in the world, and I decided I shouldn't run off quite so quick.
On my way back I saw the Swiss guys, loaded up and getting a bit of help to get going. They had asked if I was on a BMW, coming from Germany, and they were surprised when I said no. I was equally surprised when I saw what they were riding.
I hope that when I'm in my sixties I'll still want to do things like ride a dirt bike 4000km's on vacation.
(I'm not even sure I want to do that NOW!)
What kind of bike is that, anyway. DR400? He had an aftermarket larger fuel tank on it and a Suzuki sticker slapped on it kind of off kilter.
Turns out the medina is a very different place on a sunny morning. or maybe just on Friday, the Muslim holy day of the week. Shops are mostly still closed, the hustling kids must still be in bed, and I walked around for about an hour very peacefully.
It really is a very interesting place. Not somewhere I'd want to live, but very interesting to see. The smells were the most interesting. Mint tea and cat pee. Pigeon poop and cumin. Frying garlic and wet sweaty donkeys. Lots of good and lots of bad, but I like it a lot more in the morning.
I took these pictures for my friend Mark, who owns a house I'm helping to restore in Piesport, Germany.
Very glad it's not as detailed as this, and very glad our supplies don't have to arrive by donkey!
OK, not everyone rides a donkey.
I even found a bric-a-brac salvage store up at the top of the hill.
The owner I talked with was Suleiman. When I asked him if he was named for Suleiman the Magnificent (
longest-reigning Sultan of the Ottoman Empire
), he grinned and showed all nine of his teeth, and proclaimed that he
Suleiman the magnificent. I liked him immediately. Maybe that's why I ended up with a wool rug and a scrap piece of Fez tile.
Or maybe 'cause I kept walking away and the price kept coming down until they were $50 for the both.
Not sure what I'll do with them and it's dumb to haul them all the way south to Marrakech and back, but it was the thing to do at the time. Maybe make some coasters from the tile piece, I don't know.
I hit the road and made it out of Fez, going through a really nasty suburb. This area is buildings made of bare concrete block, peppered with satellite dishes.
Not sure if it's clear in the picture but the huge pile of stuff off the side of the road is trash. Stinking, ugly, rotten trash, being eaten by goats and unloaded from trucks by hand, and every bag being picked over for anything of value.
The goat herders were sitting under tents on the mounds of trash, watching their flocks. I got to thinking about how some of these people live, and if I was in that place and someone like me came by on a shiny expensive motorcycle, someone who's helmet cost more money than I had seen in my whole life. I think I'd feel OK about looking at them as a walking bank machine, and about hustling them out of whatever I could.
I took P4050 northwest from Fez, and if you're thinking about doing that, I'll save you the trouble. Lots of traffic and terrible pavement.
I've seen lots of these irrigation systems in both Spain and Morocco, and wondered if they are in use. I saw one today that had water flowing in it, on that had a plastic pipe in it, and this one, obviously not in use.
I got stopped by my first police checkpoint, two guys who shared very few common words with me. They talked in French, I talked in English, we all shrugged a lot and smiled. I finally showed them my GPS, as they seemed to want to know where I was going. They looked at my route and said it was "
. Well I knew
. I was riding 50km north to go somewhere that was 40km west. Yeah, but the scenery, the roads... they finally sent me off with a wish for
bon journee
Turns out maybe it wasn't just the route that was
But I finally got to the end of it and turned south, retracing my favorite part of the N13 in the process. I stopped for gas and had a nice lunch (65 dirhams including water and Fanta). Maybe I've relearned the lessonn of don't skip food and water when easily available, as it leads to more poor decisions later. Bet I'll need to keep learning it.
Another thing happened at lunch. After gassing up, I rode the 50 feet over to the restaurant parking without my gear on. After lunch, I was walking over to the bathroom when a young guy sitting at a table held out a black leather glove and asked me something. I looked at the glove, and thought, "
Hey, that's just about like mine. Wait, maybe it IS mine
. So I looked down at my hand, and sure enough, I didn't have it on (duh!). His little brother was wearing the other one, which he took off and handed me. He smiled and wished me
"Bon Journee"
. Yeah, OK, not
here looks at me like a bank machine.
I got to Volubilis and saw this bus, and for half a second couldn't believe a bus would come all the way from Africa. And then I realized that I was IN Africa. Duh! Somehow it's still a bit odd.
I spent about two hours walking around Volubilis. It's just really incredible to see what's there, all in it's original place, not glassed over and in a museum. There was a small sign asking that visitors not walk on the mosaics and not graffiti the walls, but that was about it.
If you're interested in Roman stuff, you GOTTA go here, and do it before they finish the new and expensive visitors center. Bet it will cost more than 10 dirhams ($1.50) to get in then.
Just over the hill from Volubilis is Moulay Idriss, the holiest town in Morocco for muslims. For those who cannot afford to make the required hajj pilgrimage to Mecca, required as one of the five pillars of Islam, five pilgrimages here is an acceptable substitute. During festival time in August, the area is packed, with people camping out in tents. Eric told me it is know for the two hills of town looking like a camel.
The town was closed to non-Muslims until 1912, but since then has welcomed visitors to all but the most holy sites. Here's a cool old travel poster from the early 20th century.
I ended up at the IBIS hotel in Meknes. Not really proud of the decision, but after last night I wasn't in the mood for more hotel adventures. Predictable corporate sounded good. And they have a POOL! It was pretty hot today walking around, about 85 degrees, so I couldn't wait to get in the pool. Which doesn't open until next week, and has no water. So much for predictable.
Tonny (aka Don T.) arrived after a long ride from the coast, on some of the same roads I took two days ago. It was fun talking about some of the same things we had noticed. We're planning to ride together for the next few days, which I think will be fun. He's riding the NEWER model 650 V-strom, so I may have to work a bit to keep up with him.
We walked over to the old medina to find some dinner and ate at a great little sandwich shop.
You order your meat, and are asked "how much?", which is usually what I'm asking, meaning the price. But they want to know how much meat you want to eat. You order by the hundred gram (about 1/4 pound) and they weight it out and give it to the guy at the grill, who cooks it for you over charcoal while you wait a few minutes. I had chicken, Tonny had beef heart ground into sausage, both were excellent. Wish this was common in the US.
On the way back to the hotel we passed McDonalds, which was PACKED! This is just part of the outdoor seating area, which can probably seat 250 people.
And the drive through had maybe fifteen cars backed up waiting. Funny that many here seem to wish our way of eating was more common there, too. The grass (grease?) is always greener on the other side, right? Tonny called it candy food, ok for a couple times a year but you can't eat it regularly, and I agree.
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Posted June 10, 2011 at 5:07PM
I have an Advent Roma 2000 laptop which can only be booted by using the f12 button. If power is switched on and it is left it will boot as far as the Advent logo page. The boot progress box at the bottom of the page will complete to about the three quarters level, hold for a few seconds, and then the laptop crashes. It then attempts to reboot and this boot/crash cycle will continue endlessly unless I hit the f12 button before it crashes. This takes me into the Boot Menu. Whichever drive option (SATA HDD, SATA CD, USB HDD) I choose seems to allow the laptop to fully boot. I have googled the problem but can find no one with a similar problem. Is there anyone out there that has had this problem or can give me some advice? Any help or assistance gratefully received. I am running Windows 7 Home Premium. Don't know if it is relevant but the BIOS is Phoenix (?SecureCore) version 1.05D. Processor is Celeron. Many thanks.
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Posted June 10, 2011 at 5:28PM
When you switch on your computer, immediately start tapping the F8 key - keep on tapping it until the computer (hopefully!) boots into the Windows Advanced Options Menu (white lettering on a black screen).
On this menu, one of the choices should be 'Last Known Good Configuration'. Using the up/down arrow keys, highlight this option, then hit Enter.
If you're lucky, Windows will find the settings that last worked and start up.
The above may or may not work - it depends what the fault is. But it's the first thing to try.
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Posted June 10, 2011 at 6:10PM
Thanks Pineman10 but f8 key does not give me any options - laptop just goes into the crash and attempted reboot routine.
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Are you getting any noises from your hard drive? Is the drive light showing any activity?
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- remove refit hard drive and retry (remakes connections)
- Tap F5 during boot and try a startup repair
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Thanks for the replies and apologies for slow resonse - I have been away for a couple of weeks. Pineman: I get a gentle whirring sound from the HD before it crashes. Fruit Bat: I have done this as you suggest but to no avail.
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Posted June 27, 2011 at 2:19PM
Would you say that the whirring sound is the same as it's always been - i.e. normal disk activity?
There are no clicking sounds?
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Posted June 27, 2011 at 2:25PM
Yes - sounds perfectly normal.
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OK, I think you need to try and initiate a Startup Repair from the your Windows 7 disc or from your recovery disc (assuming you made one).
Look at the following Microsoft article:
Scroll down to below the picture of the System Recovery Options Menu and click on the line that says "To open the System Recovery options menu using the Windows 7 installations disk or a USB flash drive or a system repair disc". The line will open up into a set of instructions for you to follow.
It's always good practice to make a full backup of your data before undertaking a repair of this type, but as you can't access your drive that looks difficult. The repair procedure shouldn't damage any of your data, but it's always best to be belt-and-braces if you can.
If you regularly backup anyway, then you're well covered.
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I've tried the sytem recovery procedure as you outline but no joy. Incidentally I can boot up and access the laptop but but it is just that I have to go through the f12 - Boot Menu procedure every time.
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Enter BIOS set HDD as first boot device, save and exit (F10)
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GREENVILLE - The Greenville City Council recently nominated and approved Fourth Ward Councilman John Baumgardner to the Greenville Union Cemetery Board during a joint annual meeting between the council and the cemetery board at the City Council Room.
The purpose of the meeting is to elect a three-year-trustee to the Greenville Union Cemetery Board, explained Greenville City Council President John Burkett. Burkett sat in the gallery for the meeting, because he is president of the council and said he doesn't vote on such matters.
"This year there will be two city council members," Burkett said. "We elect them in mid year and they take office in Jan. 1 2015 and they serve a three-year period," he said. They are the board of directors for the Greenville Union Cemetery as a joint venture between the township and the city of Greenville.
The board alternates every year a new cemetery board member who represents the Greenville Township or the city council. Next summer a township member will be nominated for Councilman Tracy Tryon's spot on the Cemetery Board.
Current members are Councilman Tryon, and Greenville Township Trustee Ron Klosterman, whose term ends Dec. 31, 2014, and Trustee Justin Hines of the Greenville Township. Baumgardner will start Jan. 1, 2015, filling Klosterman's spot on the board.
The board meets every two months on the fourth Thursday of the month. The next meeting is set for July 24.
Tryon provided a brief status of the cemetery. He explained that a part of the cemetery's 100 acres is in the city limits and partly outside it. The cemetery is overseen by Superintendent Dick O'Brien and is in good financial standing. A local hardware wholesaler and retailer A.F. Koop started The Koop Family Foundation of Second National Bank, helps to contribute to maintaining The Koop Family mausoleum and the cemetery grounds this past year, Tryon said.
In a separate interview, O'Brien added that the cemetery board needed permission from the state and then the Darke County Courts to release the Koop Foundation funds to use for cemetery grounds maintenance.
"We don't get any tax money and are self-supporting," O'Brien said.
The cemetery gets donations from the city and Greenville Township for capital improvements. One goal this year is to add one-foot-by-one-foot crypts in the Mausoleum. The crypts will be big enough to hold two cremation remains, he said.
"There's over 13,000 people buried here," O'Brien said of the entire cemetery, noting that's the population of Greenville. There is room to grow and not all of the 100 acres can be used because it's in a flood zone. "The cemetery is 150-plus years old." People are cremating more, which takes up less space.
In selling plots, people like trees and that's in the older parts of the cemetery, but now the cemetery board will try to plant trees so they don't interfere with the plots and grave sites for the future, he said.
In a storm last week the cemetery lost two trees and last winter's toll took five and three more are expected to be taken down because they have limb damage or are dead. The Asian Ash Borer are responsible for a few trees, too. The cemetery does take donations from the public toward memorial trees as new trees are planted.
"We have a selection of trees to choose from," O'Brien said. People can come to the office at 200 West Street, Greenville, by the front gates to inquire or call 937-548-3235.
While no major events are set in the cemetery except for the Memorial Day celebration, it allows walkers, bikers to use the paths.
"Walkers and bikers do go through and that's fine, and we have no problem with that. In fact, it's off the beaten path and highway and it's safer," he said.
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When you have rheumatoid arthritis, it's important to celebrate your good days as the gifts they are. Try not to look over your shoulder in anticipation of an RA flare. Instead, go forward with the things that help you stay healthy.
Are you continuing to get regular checkups?
Even when you're on the upswing, it's important to have regular check-ins with your doctor and continue with your RA medications. After all, they're working! The Arthritis Foundation recommends you see your doctor at least once a year to monitor your RA. Be sure to keep your lab appointments, too. Everyone with RA needs regular blood tests to monitor the disease and possible side effects of treatment.
Are you eating right for RA?
Folic acid, or folate, is a B vitamin that helps lessen the side effects of methotrexate. It's available in foods like leafy vegetables, beans, and whole grains. You can also take it as a supplement.
Also, make sure you are getting enough calcium and vitamin D, especially if you take corticosteroids (like prednisone), which can cause bone loss.
And don't forget about omega-3 fatty acids, found in oily fish like salmon and tuna. Omega-3s can help your body fight inflammation. Try to eat fish twice a week, or take a fish oil supplement.
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Many Southwest County schools are reporting sharp increases in student absences, which school officials are attributing to the flu.
Some schools report student absences are double the average rate, as health-care workers urge parents to keep ill students home.
Teachers also aren't immune. Schools are reporting an increased number of teachers calling in sick to take care of themselves or their children. At Thompson Middle School in Murrieta, an administrator had to cover a class last week because the school had trouble finding a substitute.
Not all the absences are attributable to the flu -- some students are out because of flu-like symptoms, colds, stomach flus and even pre-holiday vacations. And not all flu cases have been diagnosed as the respiratory influenza bug that has received much recent media attention, officials say.
Moreover, not all schools are having problems. Rancho Elementary School in Temecula so far has been immune to a widespread flu, school representatives said. Teachers aren't noticeably absent either, said Sherry Etherington, secretary to the principal. On Tuesday, all kindergartners were in class. Usually each class reports one to two absences a day.
Regardless of the reason, a child absent from class means fewer state dollars allocated to school districts. And looking for a substitute teacher costs money, too -- about $100 a day in some cases.
At Chaparral High School in Temecula, the rate of student absences has increased dramatically in the past week. Compared to last year's flu season, the rate is up 25 percent, said Attendance Clerk Cherie Houghton, who has worked at the school since it opened about five years ago.
"We're seeing a huge amount of kids going home sick," Houghton said. "This is the worst I've seen it."
Laurie Ricchio, a health technician at Tovashal Elementary School in Murrieta, is seeing a similar upswing.
"I've been doing this five years," Ricchio said. "This year it's running me ragged."
The problem, Ricchio said, is the sheer number of students who are ill. She had 40 children arrive at the health office Monday with sore throats, fevers, coughs or the stomach flu. On a usual day, she sees 25.
"A lot of kids are coming to school sick and spreading it," Ricchio said.
She said her job would be easier if parents had cell phones so they could be reached more easily.
"That's our biggest problem -- getting kids picked up," she said.
Vail Ranch Middle School parents are concerned their children's grades could drop with too many absences. The Temecula school district allows nine absences a semester. On the 10th absence, a student loses a letter grade for each class. The district, however, is allowing waivers for students who can prove they've been out due to an illness, Vail Ranch Middle School Principal Pam Keller said.
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"It is still an open question whether there are health risks associated with cell phone use for 10, 20, or even 40 years," Graham tells WebMD. "But given all the health concerns that families have today, I would say that I don't think use of cell phones ranks particularly high on the list."
In this study, Muscat and his colleagues examined cell phone usage among 469 men and women diagnosed with brain cancer and 422 people without brain cancer. All participants were interviewed between 1994 and 1998 and were questioned about whether they used cell phones at all, the type of phone used, amount of usage per month, year of first use, and total years of cell phone usage.
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Most of the people included in the study used analog cellular phones, and it has been suggested that the radiofrequency fields emitted from digital cellular phones could carry different risks. Several European studies currently are examining digital phone safety, but Muscat says it is unlikely that they will prove to be any less safe than analog phones.
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This American Health Foundation investigation was one of several cell phone safety studies funded by the Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association (CTIA), an international trade association for the wireless industry. As of last year, the industry had spent approximately $25 million over a five-year period investigating health issues related to cell phone use, but had produced little substantive research.
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For players, the All-Star Game is a reward for a first half well done. But what happens when someone attends but doesn't play in the event?
Tampa Bay Rays left-hander David Price learned the experience includes lots of fun at Mall of America.
Price was a central figure in Intern Todd's excursions this week at the All-Star Game in Minneapolis, which were captured in a segment that aired Thursday on the "Late Show With David Letterman." Price elected not to pitch Tuesday at Target Field because he started Sunday in the Rays' victory over the Toronto Blue Jays.
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An estimated 66% of voters Wednesday cast their ballots for the two Lok Sabha seats in Meghalaya as people defied a shutdown called by an outlawed group.
"Around 66% voters cast their ballot till 5 p.m. in Shillong and Tura constituencies in the state. We expect the %age to increase after reports from all polling centres are received," state Chief Electoral Officer Prashant Naik said.
In Shillong, the voter turnout was around 62%, while in Tura it was around 70 %. The final voting figure would be available later, he said.
"Polling was conducted in a free, fair and peaceful manner with no report of major incidents," Naik said.
However, he said there were reports of snags in some electronic voting machines (EVMs) that were replaced immediately.
In the morning hours, suspected insurgents fired blanks near the Tolegre polling booth in South Garo Hills district to create panic. However, no one was injured in the incident.
Even a herd of wild elephants disrupted movement of election officials to two polling booths - Nokchi and Halchatti - under Tura.
"Wild elephants blocked the road disrupting movement of sector election officials to two polling booths - Nokchi and Halchatti," South West Garo Hills District Magistrate Ram Singh told IANS.
The road was cleared by forest guards who chased away the elephants back into the forest.
Of the total electors, 22.62% are in the 18-25 age group, while 50.43% are women. Tura has 5,86,501 voters while Shillong has 9,80,740 electors.
In Shillong, there were eight candidates, including lone woman candidate Ivoryna Shylla, who is fighting as an Independent.
Prominent candidates in the state capital include sitting Congress member Vincent H. Pala, Paul Lyngdoh (United Democratic Party), Shibun Lyngdoh (Bharatiya Janata Party) and P.B.M. Basaiawmoit (Independent).
In Tura, former Lok Sabha speaker and National People's Party candidate Purno A. Sangma is pitted against Daryl William Cheran Momin of the Congress.
"I am confident to sail through this time as the electors have assured me of their votes," Purno Sangma said after voting.
He said the BJP-led alliance will form the next government at the Centre with Narendra Modi as prime minister.
The Border Security Force stepped up patrolling along the Bangladesh border in Meghalaya following the shutdown called by Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council (HNLC).
"We have put our troopers on high alert all along the Bangladesh border to prevent possible infiltration of HNLC rebels into Meghalaya to disrupt the election," BSF spokesman Mahendra Singh said.
Meghalaya with a population of nearly three million, has a total of 15,67,241 electors of which 22.62% are in the 18-25 age group, while 50.43% are women in this matrilineal state.
"Who are they (HNLC) to deny my democratic rights? People have come out in large numbers to exercise their franchise without fear," said Mathew Sohtun, a voter in Shillong.
Chief Minister Mukul Sangma, who is leading the Congress-led Meghalaya United Alliance government, said he was optimistic that the Congress will retain power.
"I am optimistic we will still do well as the election progresses across the country... there is to Modi wave as such... it's only a hype," he said.
He said he doesn't see Modi becoming prime minister.
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Ronnie Spector sang "Be My Baby" as the ultimate bad Catholic dream girl, a barely legal Spanish Harlem incident with a voice that's been blowing woofers since 1963. She is St. Veronica, blessed among women, inspiring bad girls from Patti Smith to Madonna to spend years chasing her echo, not to mention nice Catholic boys like Scorsese, Springsteen and Johnny Thunders.
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Ronnie Spector, a self-described "girl from Spanish Harlem," is an icon in the world of rock-and-roll music. Revered by artists and fans alike, Spector achieved success in the 1960s while still in her teens as lead singer and founding member of the quintessential girl group, the Ronettes. With chart-topping hits like "Be My Baby" (1963), "Walking in the Rain" (1964), and "Baby, I Love You" (1963), the Ronettes were the original bad girls of rock. In the Sixties Spector's opening acts ranged from the Rolling Stones to Eric Clapton and the Yardbirds. The Ronettes were personally invited by the Beatles to open for their final U.S. tour. Other rock legends with whom Spector has performed and recorded include Bruce Springstecn, Jimi Hendrix, Joey Ramone, Patti Smith, and Alice Cooper.
At the height of Ronnie Spector's success, she became trapped in an abusive marriage that deprived her of the stage, the recording studio, and, for a time, her identity. Instead of playing to packed houses, she lived behind electric gates, barbed wire, and guard dogs, enduring nonstop psychological and emotional torture. At the age of 29, she fled from ex-husband Phil Spector's mansion in her bare feet. Despite enormous obstacles, Ronnie Spector found her way back to the life and career in music she had lost.
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Outstanding 4.8 / 5 ( 48 reviews )
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"We just stayed one night en route to Scotland. Warm welcome and help with luggage was nice as there is no lift. We were given advise on where to go for supper. Lovely breakfast."
A Traveller, May 2015, GB
Cairndale Hotel
Excellent 4.0 / 5 ( 57 reviews )
Most recent review
"Stayed the weekend of the 25th. Didn't arrive till 6.00pm as we visited a few places on the way. On arrival we got a very warm welcome. Stayed in room 11 which was a Classic double.The room was very clean and a very good size. Very spacious & comfortable. Went of for a meal. Returned to t..."
A Traveller, May 2015, GB
Corner House Hotel
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Langlands B&B
Outstanding 4.7 / 5 ( 35 reviews )
Most recent review
"Spent three nights at this lovely B&B. Located close to town so could walk everywhere. It was nice to have a hot meal in the mornings. Room was very clean and comfortable. Owners especially friendly and helpful. Would stay there again!"
A Traveller, Jan 2015, US