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Each year, the Air Force ROTC detachment at Angelo State University offers more than $70,000 in scholarships to qualified students in the ROTC program. The funds are from the Carr ROTC Scholarship endowment. The endowment, left to the university by Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Carr, is the largest private scholarship fund for AFROTC in the nation.
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Carr Air Force ROTC (AFROTC) Scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis. To be eligible for consideration, high school seniors must:
- Score a combined math and verbal total of 800 or higher on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) or score a 900 or higher on the Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT I) or
- Score a composite score of 20 or higher on the Enhanced ACT Assessment.
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Courier is an ex-pro. You can't get much higher in skill set than a guy like him in his prime, and is still active and successful in post-pro tennis. He was able to wield and use a racquet with one of the smallest heads ever at the top of men's tennis, and able to generate incredible racquet head speed. He swung and met the ball like a bat and baseball, remember? Any idea how hard that is? But I'm getting off the point.
My point is, that means with an 85 sq. in. head he was able to nail the sweet spot over and over and over. So to a guy like him, poly makes complete sense. As long as you hit the sweet spot almost all the time, have awesome hand-eye coordination, and can generate the racquet head speed necessary to get the benefits of poly, ya do it at all levels.
The trouble is, the rest of the world doesn't hit the sweet spot all the time, even with 100 sq. in. heads.
Why would anyone take his opinion on what's good or usable for consumer level tennis? He probably means well, touting the obvious benefits of poly, but come on.
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The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed former chief minister Ashok Chavan's plea and asked the Election Commission to complete its inquiry into alleged irregularities in the accounts of election expenses filed by him within 45 days.
The court also asked the commission to take action against him, if needed. Monday's ruling is a big setback for Chavan who is eyeing to make a comeback in active politics by winning the Lok Sabha polls from the Nanded constituency.
BJP leaders have accused Chavan of giving several paid advertisements in newspapers during the state legislative assembly elections in 2009. When he showed only Rs11,000 as expenses towards various advertisements, his opponent, Dr Madhav Kinhalkar (Independent) filed a case against him for misrepresenting facts.
Kinhalkar accused him of hiding expenses on paid news in a local daily when he filed details of election expenses before the commission.
The commission passed an order in 2010 when Chavan challenged the notice issued to him on the complaint alleging inaccuracy in the account of election expenses submitted by him. At the time of lodging of the complaints with the commission, Chavan was chief minister.
Not replying to the notice, Chavan challenged the commission's jurisdiction to go into the correctness or falsity of the account of his election expenses before the high court, which dismissed his petition in 2011.
After the high court ruled that the EC has the jurisdiction to look into allegations of paid news, Chavan challenged it in the Supreme Court.
Chavan was removed from the Maharashtra chief minister's post in 2010 after his name surfaced in the Adarsh housing scam. He apparently got a couple of flats in the Adarsh building in his relatives' names.
A government official said if Chavan wins the Lok Sabha polls and is found guilty in the paid news inquiry, he may be disqualified immediately as an MP. "Also, he will be barred from contesting elections for the next three years. It is bound to have serious repercussion on Chavan's political career," the official said.
But what does Chavan has to say?
He told dna on Monday that people have misunderstood the matter. "They are making a mountain out of a molehill. I have done nothing wrong so I am not worried about the consequences," he said. "I respect the Supreme Court verdict. The court has just extended the EC's jurisdiction. When asked about paid news, I will put forth my arguments and facts before the EC."
Chavan aides are rattled with the court ruling because they are sure of his victory from Nanded. "The opposition did not have any issue in hand against Chavan. So, they are blowing this out of proportion. But nothing will happen. Chavan will come out unscathed," said one of his close aides.
Political observers say if incumbent chief minister Prithviraj Chavan fails to get the maximum Lok Sabha seats for his party, the Congress high command might replace him with another Chavan [Ashok].
"The Congress desperately needs a leader with a strong mass base who can bring the party out of the leadership crisis and ensure victory in the assembly polls," an observer said. "But if Ashok Chavan is proved guilty in the paid news investigations, it will permanently end his political career."


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Oracle-Google Trial: Former Sun Executives Square Off Over Java License
Two former Sun Microsystems executives squared off in court on Thursday over whether Google needed a license when it used Sun's Java programming language to develop its Android software for mobile phones.
The trial stems from a lawsuit Oracle filed against Google in 2010, in which it accused the Internet search giant of stealing Java intellectual property to develop Android. Oracle claims Java copyrights and patents are infringed by Android, and that it is owed $1 billion in damages.
Oracle owns Java through its 2010 acquisition of Sun.
The testimony by the two former Sun executives came as the copyright phase of the trial wraps up, with closing statements expected within days.
Testifying for Google, former Sun CEO Jonathan Schwartz said Google only needed a Java license if it wanted to use the brand name Java for Android.
Testifying on behalf of Oracle, Sun co-founder and former chairman Scott McNealy, said Java's specifications, used by Google in Android, had to be paid for with a license.
Google attorneys and witnesses told the jury that the parts of Java that Google used did not require a license, and that Sun had never asked for a license after negotiations with Google to co-develop Android fell apart.
"We wanted them to take a license for Java and call their phone a Java phone," Schwartz said upon being shown e-mail in which Google executives discussed taking a Java license
When Google decided not to license the Java brand, but instead use parts of the Java platform to build Android for mobile phones, "we didn't like it, but we weren't going to try to stop it," he said.
Schwartz continued to reiterate that what Google did was not a violation of any of Sun's policies or intellectual property. As long as a company didn't call their implementation Java, they could ship their version without any sort of licensing from Sun, he said.
"Upon Oracle buying Sun, you were terminated as chief executive," Oracle attorney Michael Jacobs asked Schwarz.
"I believe I resigned," Schwartz replied.
"They already had a CEO."
Next, McNealy was called to testify, and said that although Sun did not charge for Java, the company licensed Java application programming interfaces (APIs), the parts of Java that Google ultimately used for Android.
Oracle alleges Google infringed 37 of its Java APIs.
McNealy likened the APIs to architectural drawings for a house.
"This license would allow you to use the architectural drawings, but you could build your own house," McNealy said.
Google attorney Robert Van Nest played a video of McNealy speaking at a 2010 conference, in which he said that "interfaces should all be published and open."
"Open doesn't mean throw it over the wall into the public domain," McNealy replied.
Van Nest asked McNealy if he made a lot of money when Oracle acquired Sun in 2010.
"I cashed out a couple of hundred million, $150 million, of stock," McNealy said.
A federal jury could deliver its verdict on this phase of the trial as early as next week.
The case is Oracle America Inc. v. Google Inc., 10-03561, U.S. District Court, Northern District of California (San Francisco).


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By Doug GormanThe Clayton State men's basketball team (4-0) is off to a flying start through its first four games. Tonight, the Lakers put their undefeated record on the line when they return to the Morrow campus for a game against Carver Bible College (2-7) in a 7:30 start. Carver Bible College is located in metro Atlanta and is affiliated with the National Christian College Athletic Association. "They have upgraded their basketball program and play NAIA and Division II programs," said CCSU head coach Gordon Gibbons. "It fits in well with our schedule this time of year." Clayton State, which was ranked among the nation's best Division II teams in a preseason poll, is living up to its preseason hype so far this season with three of its wins coming on the road. The Lakers began their season with an 81-62 victory against Southeast Christian and then captured the Charlotte Classic at Johnson C. Smith College. The Lakers beat Wingate in the first round of that tournament and then beat Voorhes College in the title game. A 78-73 win against rival Albany State kept the Lakers unbeaten. "The wins that we have help with our confidence. These type of games help us improve and get better." Balanced scoring: The Lakers have relied on a balanced scoring attack through their first four games. Craig Butts leads the team with a 12.8 scoring average, followed by B.J. Puckett (11.3) and Darien Chavis (9.3). Shooting for 3: Kevin Young and former Mt. Zion standout Lamar Rodgers have each shown an ability to hit 3-point shots this season. Young leads the team with six shots while Rodgers has hit five 3-point shots. Crashing the boards: Leon Parker leads the Lakers in rebounds with 7.5 per game and Craig Butts is averaging 7.3. Common opponents: Clayton State and Carver Bible College have played a common opponent in Southeastern. The Lakers won their meeting with the Florida college while Carver lost. Upcoming games: The Clayton State Lakers return home Saturday afternoon for a 4 p.m. tip-off against state rival West Georgia. It's part of a home-and-home series with the Gulf South Conference opponent. The two teams will meet in Carrollton on Dec. 13. Saturday's game is part of a doubleheader. At 2 p.m., the Clayton State women play West Alabama. The Clayton State and West Georgia game is emgerging as the Lakers' biggest out of conference rivarly. A year ago, the Lakers beat West Georgia by double figures in Morrow in what Gibbons calls one of the biggest wins since he has been head coach at CCSU. West Georgia missed out on the NCAA tournament despite a 19-9 record. Two years ago, they went to the NCAA Division II Elite 8. "We can't look past Carver, but we always look forward to playing West Georgia, Gibbon said. Lady Lakers' news: After losing the first game of the season, the Clayton State women's basketball team has won four games in row, including winning the West Georgia Classic. They come into Saturday's game with a 4-1 record.
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Sweetwater will be repre-sented by Alex Castillo at the Region 1-3A boys golf tournament next week.
But CastilloŌĆÖs teammates wonŌĆÖt be joining him at San AngeloŌĆÖs Bentwood Country Club. While Castillo shot 73-229 to place fourth among district medalists, the teamŌĆÖs fourth-place finish after a 314-958 wasnŌĆÖt good enough in TuesdayŌĆÖs final round ŌĆö which was held at AbileneŌĆÖs Maxwell Municipal Golf Course ŌĆö to advance the Mustangs to the regional tourney.
TuesdayŌĆÖs 9-7 Snyder win over Wylie ended a 16-year playoff drought for Sweet-waterŌĆÖs softball team dating all the way back to the pro-gramŌĆÖs very first year.
Here are HighlandŌĆÖs JV boys results from last weekŌĆÖs season-ending district track meet held in Blackwell.
The JV boys scored 41 points to place fourth in the division.
At Blackwell
200 ŌĆö Kaden Nachlinger 3rd (27.24); Laramie Thompson 6th (29.43)
400 relay ŌĆö 3rd (54.62 ŌĆö Zack Cornett, Kaden Nachlinger, Kevin Pantoja, Laramie Thompson)
800 relay ŌĆö 3rd (1:59.40 ŌĆö Zack Cornett, Kaden Nachlinger, Kevin Pantoja, Laramie Thompson)
Long jump ŌĆö Laramie Thomp-son 6th (13-3 3/4)
Shot put ŌĆö Zack Cornett 4th (31-2); Kevin Pantoja 6th (25-3 1/2)
Discus ŌĆö Zack Cornett 5th (71-5)
BROWNWOOD ŌĆö The Sweetwater High School girls golf team held on to second place Monday in the final round of the District 5-3A tournament at Brownwood Country Club.
As a result, the team will advance to the Region I-3A tournament on April 18-19 in San Angelo.
Sweetwater carded a 374 over the last 18 holes to end with a 54-hole total of 1,106 strokes and finish behind only Snyder, which shot 339 and wound up at 1,038. The top two teams and top two individuals not from a qualifying team advance to the regional tournament.
Track athletes from Ros-coe, Blackwell and High-land recently had top-four finishes in district events to qualify for area track meets scheduled this Thursday.
RoscoeŌĆÖs athletes went to Albany for District 9-1A competition. Boys qualifiers were Jesus Leanos, who was first in both the 1600 run (5:04.64) and the 3200 (10:54.94); Dillon Freeman, first in the 300 hurdles (43.81); Devon Freeman, second in the pole vault (12-6); and Eduardo Galle-gos, fourth in the 400 dash (52.66).
Sweetwater JV hosts Wall, 4:30 p.m.
Sweetwater JV and varsity girls play final leg of district tournament at Brownwood.
Blackwell teams play final leg of district tournament at Baird.
Sweetwater JV teams play district tournament at Big Spring.
Sweetwater varsity vs. Ranger Junior College JV at Ranger, 4:30 p.m.
Sweetwater JV and varsity boys play final leg of district tournament at Abilene Wylie.
Sweetwater JV and varsity teams begin district meet at Wylie.
Another very busy week of district competition for Nolan County high school athletes resumes Monday, when the Sweetwater girls golf team plays the final leg of its 5-3A tournament at Brownwood. BlackwellŌĆÖs golf teams also wrap up their tournament Monday as they play in Baird.
The Sweetwater boys golf team goes to Wylie to play the third and final leg of its 5-3A tournament Tuesday. Both Sweetwater teams are in second place and need a top-two finish to advance to regional tournaments.
ABILENE ŌĆö After scor-ing a season-high 15 runs in a key win at Big Spring three days earlier, Sweet-water again brought out the big lumber on Friday when it traveled to Wylie for the last of four straight road games in District 5-3A softball play.
And after a 10-6 win, the Lady Mustangs are on the verge of making history as just the second team to advance to postseason play since Sweetwater began playing UIL softball.
ABILENE ŌĆö For four in-nings of FridayŌĆÖs rematch, a Sweetwater team that had lost 16-1 at home to Wylie in its District 5-3A opener stood toe-to-toe with the first-place Bulldogs.
The Mustangs even held a brief 4-1 lead after pushing across three runs in their half of the fourth inning before Wylie tied it by scor-ing three runs as well.
Unfortunately, the scor-ing pretty much ended there for Sweetwater, while Wylie was just getting started. The Bulldogs took their first lead, 8-4, with a four-run fifth and went on to a 10-5 win over the Mustangs.
95 points (3rd place)
2400 ŌĆö Brandon Gutier-rez 3rd (9:14.28)
400 relay ŌĆö 3rd (48.99 ŌĆö Max Gomez, Deshaun Wil-liams, Max Nemir, Austin Kamer)
800 ŌĆö Adan Sanchez 6th (2:34.77)
110 hurdles ŌĆö Mark Law-rence 2nd (17.66)
100 ŌĆö Deshaun Williams 3rd (12.28); Austin Kamer 5th (12.65)
300 hurdles ŌĆö Mark Lawrence 2nd (44.94); Max Nemir 4th (50.68)
200 ŌĆö Max Gomez 4th (26.17); Austin Kamer 5th (26.56)
1600 ŌĆö Brandon Gutier-rez 2nd (5:45.90)
1600 relay ŌĆö 3rd (4:09.60 ŌĆö Max Nemir, Mark Law-rence, Deshaun Williams, Isaiah Gonzales)
Discus ŌĆö Branson Guel-ker 4th (99-0 3/4)


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The time it takes to accelerate from 0 to 60 mph (0 to 97 km/h or 0 to 27 m/s) is a commonly used performance measure for automotive acceleration in the United States and the United Kingdom. In the rest of the world 0 to 100 km/h (0 to 62.5 mph) is used. Present performance cars are capable of going from 0 to 60 mph in under 6 seconds, while exotic cars can do 0 to 60 mph in between 3 and 4 seconds, whereas motorcycles have been able to achieve these figures with sub-500cc engine for more than 20 years. The Bugatti Veyron Super Sport is currently the fastest production street legal car to reach 60 mph from a stop, reaching the speed in 2.46 seconds,.[1]
Measuring the 0 to 60 speed of vehicles is usually done in a closed setting such as a race car track or closed lot used for professional drivers. This is done to reduce risk to the drivers, their teams, and the public in general. The closed course is set up for test-drives in order to reduce any variables, such as wind, weather, and traction. Each variable can have a dramatic impact on the friction of the track and the drag placed on the vehicle, which will influence the overall 0 to 60 time that is recorded.
The crew sets up accurate and precise measuring tools that are attached to computers. These tools included Doppler radar guns and precise timing instruments that are synchronized. This means that the driver is not worried about keeping time or the exact moment the car hits 60 miles per hour. The driver focuses solely on driving straight and fast with professional quick gear shifting.
The car is timed and recorded going in two separate and opposite directions. This practice eliminates variables such as wind, directional traction of the track and driver performance. The two times are averaged together to achieve the commonly accepted 0 to 60 time. But since there are so many variables that affect these recorded times, some have questioned the authenticity of certain 0 to 60 times.
Jalopnik has said that launch control systems appearing on production exotic cars in the 2010s have made published 0 to 60 times invalid, since these cars have slower times from 5 mph to 60 mph.[2]
See also[edit]
- ^ "Bugatti Veyron test". Retrieved 2008-01-09.
- ^ Raphael Orlove (4 April 2014). "Porsche 918 Proves 0-60 Times Are Total Bullshit". Retrieved 15 March 2015.


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To celebrate the start of Science Month, Eden Channel crashed a meteor into a taxi in Covent Garden. But what if it happened for real? This video clip takes a peak into what would happen if this took place for real. The impact would have left a crater measuring 301 feet across and 85 feet deep, destroying over a hundred buildings, killing thousands of people. credit: Eden Channel
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MONOPOLY Millionaire
100,000 - 500,000 downloads
- Great animations
- Update on an old classic
- Force closes after the first turn, every time
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"Do not pass Go, do not collect $200"
Reviewed by Janel Torkington / Aug 25, 2014
Be the first to reach a million dollars in this updated take on the board game classic
MONOPOLY Millionaire is designed to be a fresh take on the classic board game that every competitive little kid has cried about at least once. The aim is to accumulate a million smackeroos before anyone else, be they CPU or other players. The animations are really complex and slick.
There's one major issue, though: the app crashes after the first turn, every time. I tried it five times and got the same result each time. Looking at the user comments, I'm not the only one. On top of that, it's a paid app from EA - they should know better than to release something so buggy.
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Live blog: running PC Pro on Ubuntu
To mark the Complete Guide to Ubuntu feature in the new issue of PC Pro - on sale today - we're attempting to run our magazine and website on Ubuntu 10.10 for one day only.
Every website story and review we write, every email we send, every picture we edit will be completed on a PC running the popular Linux OS. Click here for full details of the challenge.
We'll be updating this blog throughout the day with our experiences - good and bad - of running our office on Ubuntu. You can also follow our updates on the PC Pro Twitter account, using the #ubuntupro hashtag.
The latest updates will appear at the top of the page:
6:30pm - Barry Collins writes: And that's it folks. We're calling an end to a fascinating day. Many thanks for all your comments and contributions on Twitter. Many thanks also to Jonathan Davies, the poor support guy parachuted in from Canonical to give us a hand. We'll sleep on it, and come back tomorrow with a blog on the lessons we've learnt from our day of running PC Pro on Ubuntu.
6:01pm - Barry Collins writes: Microsoft (inadvertently, I should add) gatecrashed our Ubuntu party this afternoon, by coming into talk about the launch of Internet Explorer 9. I didn't waver from our mission: Microsoft's man bought his own laptop, and I watched him demo the new browser, while tapping notes into my Ubuntu laptop.
All was fine and dandy, until I'd just finished writing the IE9 launch story, when my browser suddenly started slowing to a crawl, and then suddenly the laptop crashed. Now I'm faced with a series of unintelligible error messages about a missing boot device every time I try and reboot Ubuntu.
So Microsoft comes in, and I'm forced back to Windows. There's one for the conspiracy theorists...
5.49PM - Kevin Partner writes: So much more of my work is achieved these days using a browser (usually Chrome) that moving over to Ubuntu for most purposes has been easy today. For PHP programming, I'm using the excellent and free Komodo Edit (which I also use in Windows), TweetDeck works a charm, OpenOffice for word processing and spreadsheets and FileZilla for FTP.
I expected to have trouble setting up my Samsung CLP320N Colour Laser Printer over the Ethernet connection but it was actually easier than in Windows. Ubuntu is more responsive, boots up in 30 seconds and has the excellent Software Centre so it has a lot going for it for general purpose use. And it has the lovely swishy swashy window effect!
The stumbling blocks for me are image editing (The GIMP is idiosyncratic and idiotic) and the lack of a decent Flash development environment. However, I suspect I'll find myself using Ubuntu for most work and switching to Windows only when necessary.
When push comes to shove, however, the fact remains that I could manage without Ubuntu but I couldn't manage without the programs that only Windows supports.
5.46PM - Jon Honeyball writes: In the spirt of joining in the fun, I decided to install Ubuntu into a VMware Fusion virtual machine session running on my desktop MacPro. Installation is a breeze, and took a few minutes from ISO to running OS. All the drivers were there, and the only real thing I could criticise was the Zombie Purple background colour scheme.
However, I went to install the VMware Tools. This lets you resize the window on the fly, add in seamless mouse support and so forth. Normally you choose the menu item in the VMware Fusion app to do this, and it mounts a virtual CD-ROM drive containing the driver code and setup routine. With Ubuntu, I just got a .tar.gz file dumped on me. Opening this provided a SETUP program which did nothing.
Turns out that Ubuntu has the wrong sort of installer packages. Or VMware does. Or some other inane mind-numbingly boring excuse. Over in the AppStore, guided by Twitter friends, I found the open source VMware compatible installer which I ran. This installed fine, except at the end it didn't tell me to reboot the machine. After an inspired moment of clarity, I rebooted the VM and everything came up just fine.
I could get to like this OS, colour scheme notwithstanding. But it's hard to get excited about OSes by themselves. Sorry. And any glitch on basic setup, whomever is responsible, is simply not good enough in 2011.
5.10PM - Tim Danton writes: My biggest problem remains email. I've installed Wine and stuck my Office 2010 disc in (rather optimistically) but hit a brick wall saying it "requires that MSXML version 6.blah be installed on your computer". Which, strangely enough, it isn't.
I'll be trying Outlook 2007 as a standalone install soon...
3.57PM - Mike Jennings writes: Ubuntu has several advantages over the likes of Windows, but two of the most important are its community and versatility. I've just seen a prime example of both: I tweeted using the #ubuntupro hashtag that my usual habit of pressing the Windows key to bring up the start menu didn't work in Ubuntu and, within minutes, readers had flocked to my feed with potential solutions. @jgomo3, @jontheniceguy and @blazemore suggested Alt+f1, which brings up the application menu and Alt+F2, which unveils a search box, and @omahn sided with deputy reviews editor David Bayon and suggested downloading GNOME-Do, an app that allows you to quickly search for applications, files, bookmarks and more.
Linux legends @blazemore and @zeitan then stepped forward with a load of code to bang into the Terminal, before @benb3342 waded in with some more code to change the Windows key's mapping. So that's four solutions in as many minutes - I can't argue with that!
3.51PM - Tim Danton writes: A couple of people wondered what graphics driver I was using and whether that might be causing the slideshow effect in the movie player. Turns out I was using the generic driver, but even the ATI/AMD "proprietary FGLRX graphics driver", which is meant to offer better 2D and 3D acceleration, hasn't improved things. In other news, now trying to install Outlook under Wine.
3.35PM - Darien Graham-Smith writes: As you'll have seen from Barry's photo below, I've installed Ubuntu on an iMac (just to be different). Rather than dual-booting, though, I've set it up in a Parallels Desktop virtual machine. Even though I've only been able to give it 1GB of RAM, everything seems to work well and very smoothly – a testament to both Ubuntu's light footprint and Parallels' impressively snappy virtualisation. Parallels even detected the OS version and automatically set up some nice features, including dynamic screen resolution (so I can have my Ubuntu desktop running in a resizable window).
Sadly, Parallel's "Coherence" mode – which allows you to hide the guest desktop entirely and view applications on the host desktop as if they were running natively – only works with Windows. They tell me that a similar feature is available for Ubuntu in VMware Fusion, but Parallels happens to be the package I have here.
Since I'm doing hardware testing in the Labs today, I haven't had much opportunity to put Ubuntu through its paces; but it's good to know you can explore very effectively within the safety of a virtual machine. And of course, this approach isn't limited to the Mac: see p152 of the new issue of PC Pro for a guide to setting up a virtual machine in Windows using the free VirtualBox host.
3.25PM - Mike Jennings writes: Not long after installing Tweetdeck, reader @davmor2 suggested that I try Gwibber, the social networking client that's built in to Ubuntu - so that's exactly what I've done. Like Tweetdeck, it works with several social networks, although Gwibber's scope is far broader: as well as support for Twitter and Facebook, it'll handle Digg, Google Buzz and Flickr accounts alongside less popular networks like Qaiku, StatusNet and FriendFeed.
Adding my Twitter and Facebook accounts was easy enough, and its interface is simply enough to decipher, too: messages appear in colour-coded bubbles, with your own updates on the left-hand side on the main window and updates from elsewhere slightly indented. I like the layout, too: people's real names appear instead of their their handles, and different social networking accounts are displayed on the left-hand side of the window.
A few minutes with Gwibber also revealed that, when compared to something like Tweetdeck, it's horrendously limited. Twitter can only update once every minute - an eternity for someone used to Tweetdeck's real-time updating - and there's no sign of multiple accounts, timed tweets or picture attachments, which are the kinds of features that I take for granted even in mobile apps these days.
It's good to see that Ubuntu is included these kinds of apps natively, of course, but they'll have to be a lot better than this if I'm going to switch from my usual software.
3.13PM - Tim Danton writes: As Barry mentions below, Jon has kind of sorted out my FLV playback problems. But not wholly. He installed a bunch of codecs from the "restricted library", and that enabled me to view the FLV in Totem Movie Player rather than VLC. While I don't get any of the horrible graphical glitches (see my 10.40am post) anymore, it's still a slideshow and I still can't check whether the video is all correct.
3:01PM - Barry Collins writes: Jonathan Davies (who we've been mistakenly calling 'John' on the blog all day, like a bunch of Del Boys addressing a foreign barman), is our Canonical tech support chap for the day.
Aside from being a thoroughly nice chap, Jon's helped us with a variety of issues today, including Tim's Flash video playback issue, how to use the command line to make HD video play smoothly on Jon Bray's machine, and other minor issues.
He couldn't solve Mike's graphics card issues, nor coax my Vodafone broadband dongle into life - although we did pop a 3 broadband dongle into my laptop and it worked first time, which suggests the drivers for the ZTE K3570-Z stick may be wonky.
We ran out of problems for Jon to solve, so he's popped back to Canonical HQ with our thanks.
2:56PM - Nicole Kobie writes: I've been using Ubuntu happily enough to do my work since this morning, but have run up a bit of an unexpected problem with screenshots. Using the "Take Screenshot" tool, I snapped the eBay homepage for a feature I'm putting online:
It took a picture of the screen, but inexplicably also captured a faint image of the screenshot tool window itself. Anyone have any suggestions for alternative screenshot tools?
2:52PM - Mike Jennings writes: After having a fight with the Terminal I've managed to get TweetDeck working, but my day with Ubuntu isn't going as smoothly as I'd like. Evolution is so far behind Microsoft Outlook that its name seems ironic: my emails take eons to load, if they do at all, and I'm currently using webmail to communicate with my colleagues.
In the meantime, I've busied myself with installing Steam. That was easy: search for Wine in the Software Centre, click install - authenticate, obviously - and wait for it to do its business. Then download the Steam client and use Wine to install that. Easy enough, you might think, but I've just clicked on the Steam icon and been greeted with a message informing me that there's no internet connection. Despite the fact that I'm using webmail and updating Twitter.
The friendly Canonical engineer has also been trying to solve my graphical woes. My ageing work desktop runs an AMD Radeon HD 4550, and every time I try to activate the existing driver the system reboots and greets me with a blank purple screen. The engineer stepped in, muttered something about "purging the system" and typed in a few odd-looking commands. My desktop then appeared but, when he tried to enable the graphical effects that numerous folk had told me were so impressive, the PC still wouldn't play ball - and the driver still wasn't listed as being activated. The engineer, John, has retreated for lunch, and I can't say I blame him.
2:45PM - David Bayon writes: Thanks to @blazemore for suggesting I install Banshee. It's not the prettiest of media players, but it sure packs a lot in.
Aside from basic music and video libraries, it's great for podcasts and links directly to Amazon's MP3 store and several radio hubs and guides. I already like it at least a hundred times more than I like iTunes, let's put it that way. I have no idea if the Miro guide is a big thing, but come on Ubuntu people: just the one five-star rating? Where's the PC Pro podcast love?
1:59PM - Barry Collins writes: One area that definitely lets Ubuntu down is its dual-screen support. Once you've downloaded the Nvidia graphics driver, Ubuntu can handle an external monitor for your laptop. But if, like me, you're constantly yanking the monitor cable out to head off to another meeting with your laptop, Ubuntu fails to recognise the screen's been detached and you end up with a weird double-desktop on your laptop. So far, the only way I've found to get around it is to reboot - it's even stumped Canonical's tech support chap.
It's a good job Ubuntu doesn't take long to reboot...
12:59PM - Mike Jennings writes: Things are looking up! I've continued along the open source theme by writing my Android App of the Week blog, and I'm now able to send email to my colleagues as well as wade through my 17,000-strong inbox.
Google Chrome's superb syncing feature also means that I've got access to all of my bookmarks instantly, which is enormously helpful. My next goal is to get some of my other favourite apps running: Tweetdeck is a vital part of my working environment, and I might even install Steam to see what sort of gaming options are available for Ubuntu users.
12:35PM - David Bayon writes: I have to say, my instant favourite is undoubtedly the Software Centre. It's like an app store made by people with brains who don't find fart noises funny - and I'll freely admit a good number of the obscure titles in there go right over my balding head. I've just been looking through the Science and Engineering category: star charts, protein visualisations, even cave surveying! I'm sure I could find these things online for Windows, but they're right there for me, ready to go. I feel like there's a little Ubuntu alien inside my laptop telling me to learn things and stop playing Solitaire - and that's precisely what it makes me want to do. I've only skimmed through a couple of the categories so far, so throw your recommendations my way in the comments.
12.12PM - Tim Danton writes: Thanks to John, our friendly Canonical engineer, I can now view Flash on Chrome on my 64-bit installation of Ubuntu 10.10. I'd already downloaded the beta Flash 10.10 plugin from Adobe Labs, but couldn't find where to put it. John created a new folder in the Mozilla Firefox Plugins directory and plonked the file in there. Chrome cleverly picked it up and now I can view our Flash videos in all their glory!
12:02PM - Barry Collins writes: So we're coasting towards lunchtime, and despite migrating the entire office to an entirely new OS in a single morning - a task no IT manager in their right mind would undertake - it's still pretty much business as usual. Yes, we've had teething problems (as you'll see below) and John, our Canonical support guy, is currently working on solving Tim's video issue as I type. But the website's still up and running normally, the team can still pass copy to the production desk, everyone's email is working, even if they do have to dip into Outlook webmail.
As nejode remarks on Comments below: would things have gone as smoothly if we attempted to migrate to a new version of Windows en masse. It's certainly questionable...
11:39AM - Nicole Kobie writes: Our tech support from Canonical has arrived. His first challenge is sorting out Mike Jennings' graphics card woes. We'll see how it goes...
11:26AM - Mike Jennings writes: I was so close to writing something nice about Ubuntu. So very close. After my reinstall, everything seemed to be working. I'd received some handy graphics driver tips from Ubuntu veterans on Twitter, and I'd actually started doing some work inside the unfamiliar OS using OpenOffice.
I then attempted to install the 300MB of updates that I'd tried before. Figuring that it was the graphics driver rather than these more prosaic updates that were causing problems, I installed them - this time, a window actually appeared to tel me they were downloading - and rebooted.
Cue dozens of error messages, and another reboot - this time into the older version of the OS, where I can at least do some work.
11:02AM - Jonathan Bray writes: Just for the day I've installed the Linux version of TeamViewer 6, which allows me to get back into my main office PC for anything I can't get running in Ubuntu today. It's working beautifully so far.
On a side note, how good is Ubuntu's keyboard layout selection? Bear with me: not only do you get a list of countries to pick from, but there's also a visual layout to go with each entry, so you can check you've got exactly the right one. Much better than the Windows equivalent.
11.01AM - Mike Jennings writes: Ubuntu wants me to authenticate absolutely everything. Installing the latest version of the OS is easy: download Wubi, run the file, pick a password and wait for it to complete. It doesn't take too long - about the same length of time as a fresh Windows 7 install - and while it's loading I was able to watch a slideshow that demonstrates Ubuntu's many talents.
Not that I've seen many of those talents yet. Updating graphics drivers, installing apps and downloading standard updates requires me to authenticate it every single time, even when I'm entering passwords seconds apart, and there's no way to tell if the authentication has been successful; instead of disappearing, the box often just sits there, silently mocking my dependency on Windows.
Oh, and I've now reinstalled Ubuntu four times. It's all the fault of the graphics driver. My modest work machine uses an AMD Radeon HD 4550, and a box informed me that activating the existing driver was only a click away. I authenticated, obviously, and it downloaded, before telling me to restart to complete the installation. Ubuntu then booted to a blank purple screen (a nice shade of purple, admittedly) and hung.
10:55AM - Barry Collins writes: Here's something to give Steve Jobs and colleagues sleepless nights: Ubuntu running on a Mac, courtesy of Parallels Desktop.
(Image edited in the Ubuntu version of Google Picasa)
10:45AM - David Bayon writes: I'm up and running and all seems fairly straightforward, yet the single most irritating thing so far is also something Ubuntu is so praised for: security. Basically, I've had to enter my password at least ten times already this morning. I know that's because I'm installing applications, and on a normal day this wouldn't be the case, but it brings to mind the more logical approach taken by iTunes on my phone. There, once I've entered my password to authorise something, it remains authorised for the next few minutes, or until I lock the phone. That doesn't seem to loosen security too much in my eyes. Can this be altered?
10.40AM – Tim Danton writes: This morning, I had one key job to do while travelling in on the train: to watch through some videos and make sure they were suitable for loading onto the website.
The first task was to load VLC onto my ThinkPad X100e before heading home last night, and it was an absolute pleasure: Ubuntu Software Centre is a brilliantly simple way to add software, far simpler and safer than downloading from a random site as you sometimes do in Windows.
Actually using VLC was less pleasant, as the screenshot below reveals:
While the video played fine when nothing was happening, as soon as someone started to move the whole screen was corrupted, making it impossible for me to check if everything was as it should be.
10:25AM - Jonathan Bray writes: After several weeks without a problem, the Ubuntu installation on the laptop I was intending to use for day decided not to work this morning. So, like the sensible IT journalist I am, I decided to uninstall it in Windows (that's the joy of Wubi), and reinstall again. Anyway, everything is back up and running again now. Oddly, though, when I attempted to install the drivers for the ATI graphics chip in the laptop again, like a small child refusing to finish dinner, Ubuntu stuck out its bottom lip, stamped its tiny open-source foot and refused to start. Fortunately, this machine has dual graphics, so a quick boot into Ubuntu's equivalent of safe mode later and I'm back with the safety of Intel HD Graphics. Phew.
10:20AM - Barry Collins writes: Canonical have found out about our Ubuntu experiment, and are sending over a support engineer to help us through any tech difficulties. In the interests of full disclosure, we'll reveal any problems the engineer solves and share them with you.
10:00AM – Barry Collins writes: We're having all sorts of bother with IM clients. Nicole has Pidgin up and running, but her recipient isn't seeing her messages. Meanwhile, neither Empathy or Emesene are playing ball for me. Emesene says "connection refused". Does it not know who I am?
9:32AM - Nicole Kobie writes: Just a quick thought on Ubuntu's looks: I'm not a big fan of the nasty purple theme, but I love the fonts. They're much easier on the eyes than Windows' default characters.
9:17AM - Nicole Kobie writes: It's taken longer than expected for me to get write this first update, as I have no idea what any of my passwords are -- the biggest pain hasn't been using Ubuntu, but the fact that all of my settings and saved passwords are gone. Otherwise, this early morning news shift has gone surprisingly smoothly.
As I got settled in this morning, I realised I hadn't figured out how I was going to communicate with Stewart Mitchell, our contributing editor who lives in deepest, darkest rural France (aside from writing news and trying to sort Ubuntu this morning, he's also welcomed two new lambs). Normally, we use MSN Messenger. While pondering what I should download, I logged into my Hotmail account -- only to have a cheerful "Good Morning" message pop up from Stewart. I'd forgotten Messenger is now built into Hotmail (or Live or whatever it's called) so we didn't need to download a thing. While we've now switched to GMail's web-based messaging, does anyone have any suggestions for messaging clients we could try?
9AM - Barry Collins writes: So #ubuntupro day has got off to a bad start for me. I've grown used to logging in with my mobile broadband dongle and checking my email and the day's news on the train to work. But I can't get my dongle (a ZTE K3570-Z running on Vodafone) to work in Ubuntu 10.10. The software that comes on the stick doesn't work, and while the Ubuntu Mobile Broadband wizard promisingly detects my modem and even allows me to pick my network and tariff (i.e. contract, prepay etc), I can't make a connection. Anyone got any advice before I start trawling forums?


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Hi all,
I'm debating a couple of ideas related to my party and just wanted some suggestions. I'm not looking to really min/max but want to make sure I'm not going to hit a brick wall by reconfiguring either.
I have a team hovering around level 20 at the moment.
My initial setup was:
Dancer - Fortress - Landsknecht
Runemaster - Nightseeker
I found the Nightseeker was not doing anywhere near her most efficient damage so I moved her up to the Front in exchange for the Fortress. The Dancer/Nightseeker/Landsknecht now get a lot of synergy attacks off and are a good damage dealing force.
The Fortress feels like dead weight now, however. He's also not exactly exciting to use as he is defense oriented and doesn't have any ranged attacks. Once I cast strike Guard and/or Taunt he just kind of sits there. If I'm absolutely going to get punched in the nuts later due to lack of defense I'll keep him but for the sake of fun I would prefer a more active rear line option.
If I pull him out, since he's not absorbing damage would a medic be a good rear line choice instead? I feel like I am going to need more active healing in place to compensate. I am not exactly sure when/how I can subclass but is it feasible to get more defensive options later via that route?
I suppose another option would be a second Runemaster. I guess one could be set up with debuffs and the other with attacks, or have each one specialize in an element.
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There's no tactful way to ask your landlord "Hey, do you think my new neighbors are druggies? And if so – can you evict them?" I had this situation over the weekend. New chick next door was fighting with her boyfriend (apparently). At three a.m. Romeo & Juliet had police cars, fire trucks, etc. all over my street! From what I could overhear, the scuffle had something to do with "rocks" and "beating his girlfriend". Looooooooovely.
So they put the boyfriend in cuffs, the whole time he's screaming "WHY WOULD I BEAT MY GIRLFRIEND? I LOVE HER!" He musta said that fifty times. Haaa – has that EVER worked for a criminal? Ever? "Oh, he said he LOVES her! Well in that case….. never mind - let him go."
He also had something to say about the crack rocks: "Those rocks aren't mine, man."
Officer: "I saw them fall out of your pocket."
Him: "THEY'RE NOT MINE, MAN!"
Officer: "I saw them fall out of your pocket."
Him: "No way! They're not mine!"
Officer: "They were in your pocket."
Repeat this conversation three or four times. Poor cops. They must feel like exasperated mothers sometimes. When your kid breaks a lamp, and you know they broke the lamp, yet they continue to deny they broke the lamp….. sigh. I'd lose my cool after the first time a criminal lied to me. After that, it's taser time. So anyway, I texted my landlord the next day and I'm like "soooo….what's up with Cheech & Chong? They staying long? They're kinda creepy." I have yet to hear back. Of course, they probably think I'M creepy. They're texting my landlord right now going "What's up with that runner chick? Why is she always listening to Nightranger at obscenely high volume levels? Weirdo." Hey, that Nightranger's not mine man. It just fell outta my pocket....and into the slot in my CD player.
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How did you know? :D ~Liss
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Piece Code: HORS5A
Piece Name: 5 Pc Hors d'Oeuvre Set
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Piece Code: HORSS5
Piece Name: Hors d'Oeuvre-Side Section
Size: 8 1/2 in
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Piece Name: Hors d'Oeuvre-Center Section
Size: 5 1/4 in