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By Conor Ward - Well, the hour is close at hand and the fight that so many boxing fans have been waiting for all these months is nearly upon us. Anticipation has just about reached fever pitch, both in Vegas itself and around the world. Arguably the biggest showcase for the sweet science of 2009, this match-up sees the collision of two supreme ring specialists, whilst of course the return of a superstar like Mayweather guarantees at least a healthy degree of crossover appeal for the fight as a spectacle..
Much has been written and said about what the outcome might be, with varying predictions and a sizeable amount of educated debate. For my part, I have broken the issue down to three key areas, as I see it, and attempted to come to a conclusion. At this remove, and with respect to any and all commentators who have thrown their hat into the ring (so to speak), Ill be quite shocked if things go the other way in a few hours time...
These two guys have had very very different build-ups to this fight over the longer term i.e the nearly two years since Floyds defeat of Ricky Hatton at the same venue in December 2007. While Marquez has been kept busy locking horns with fighters of the calibre of Manny Pacquiao, Joel Casamayor and Juan Diaz, Floyd has been enjoying a lengthy layoff from the game and allowing his body to heal after years of wear and tear. Going by what we have seen of their respective training regimes on 24/7, the contrast does not stop there, making for a quite intriguing prologue. Theres absolutely no doubting that Marquez has gone above and beyond the ordinary call of duty in his quest to reach his optimum level for this toughest of assignments. The sight of him running miles and lifting rocks high in the mountains of his homeland were ample proof of that, not to mention the penchant he has cultivated for the taste of his own piss.
Floyd appears to have gone the more conventional route, though typically he hasnt been found wanting for intensity. With the expertise of Uncle Roger and his father Floyd Sr. (with whom Lil Floyd has apparently reconciled his long-standing differences) in close attendance, he has put in the hard work in the gym. And given Lil Floyds natural lust for the rigours of training and his remarkable athletic prowess, it seems its been business as usual in Camp Mayweather, with no corner cut and no stone left unturned. Of course there is the much talked about question of rust on the back of the long layoff. For me, that shouldnt be a major issue for a fighter of his ability, and given the brittleness of his hands over the years, it may in fact work to his benefit. Then there was the trouble with the broken rib he sustained in training a couple of months back, but it would be hard to believe Floyd would be going into combat were that still an issue.
Both guys looked in supreme shape at yesterdays weigh-in, their ripped midsections a sure indicator of much hard graft done away from the spotlight. Still, Floyd weighed in at a not- insignificant four pounds heavier than Marquez (146lbs vs 142lbs) and that size difference could prove a critical factor tonight. Its ten out of ten to both men for their preparation really. But regardless of the actual weight, Floyd predictably looked the bigger man and without question holds the upper hand physically.
Aside from dishing it out, both these guys have proven time and again that they can take a good shot. But at this level it becomes more a question of delivering the accuracy when its needed most and being clever enough to preserve yourself and navigate your way through a punishing contest. Up to now, Floyd has always come up trumps in that department, and I see no major glaring reason why that should be much different this time around. There are, of course, top trainers manning the corners here in the shape of Roger Mayweather and Nacho Beristain, though they can only do so much for any fighter. When that bell sounds theyll have only their fists and whats between the ears to steer them through. Still, Beristains experience and clear reading of the fight will be of enormous value to Marquez between rounds. Couple that with his own strong willpower, and the Mexican is capable of staying competitive for a good portion of the fight. But Uncle Roger, as ever, with his deep-rooted knowledge of his fighter, will reassure Floyd by telling him to keep mixing up his attack, be watchful in defence and maintain his patience. There wont be too many tricks missed in that corner.
With Floyds recent inactivity in mind, Marquez will surely look to apply the early pressure and force the fight. We may see Floyd briefly on the retreat as Marquez ceases the initiative for a spell early on. People often talk about what great rhythm Floyd possesses, but more to the point is his ability to change and mix up the rhythm of the fight from round to round or even minute to minute. This may leave the Mexican a touch baffled, as it has many before him. I see Floyd starting at a steady pace, getting a feel for things, looking to figure out Marquezs gameplan, seeking out any defensive gaps and trying to frustrate by making him miss. Well then see Floyd flurry with greater willingness and increased work-rate in the middle rounds as he attempts to deliver the telling blows. Its been said that Marquez has great ability to make effective mid-fight adjustments and theres no doubt that he has shown that in the past. But its difficult to see how he can find a way to penetrate a defence as polished and slick as Floyds and somehow curtail the assault coming back in his direction. The pot-shotting, especially by way of those crunching right hand leads, will ultimately prove very damaging.
Marquez to give this a right good go and stay competitive with the quicker and more talented Mayweather through the first half of the fight, probably winning a couple of close rounds. But thats probably as good as it will get for him in a fight which will not be close overall. Floyd to crank up the pressure and turn on the style in the later rounds. His greater speed and power will ultimately wear Marquez down and prove decisive. I see him taking total control of matters from about round 7 or 8. Maybe Floyd wont deliver the clinical blow to send Marquez to the canvas for good, but I can see the referee stepping in compassionately or a towel flying from the Mexicans corner some time in or around the 9th to the 10th round. Pushed for an accurate call, Id say 10th round TKO for Floyd.
And I think well see enough in this performance to silence at least a few doubters and show that hes still the best in the business, though I still feel Marquez will emerge with his reputation enhanced after a defiant performance.
But hey, thats just me, call it for yourself. And most of all, whoever youre shouting for, enjoy it!
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I struggle with this as well. I too am over the age of 50, and donŌĆÖt consider it ŌĆ£acting like a 3 year oldŌĆØ. After 20 years of marriage and multiple children, it seems that my wife (my best friend; no one else even comes close) takes the depth of our friendship for granted. I wouldnŌĆÖt go so far as to say that she doesnŌĆÖt love me, but she certainly gets more enjoyment out of her phone calls/texting/facebooking with girlfriends than she does with me. Is it really that unreasonable for me to be jealous of the fact that I am no longer the recipient of the intimacy and affection of our best-friend conversations?
I assure you that I am still affectionate with my wife, and let her know I love her on a regular basis, so this isnŌĆÖt a one-sided situation. IŌĆÖm not denying her her friendships, but at the same time I think that I deserve to be more than ŌĆ£the other parentŌĆØ and business partner. Ladies, do you really consider that immature and needy?
From where I sit, I see my wife as being neglectful of our relationship, and only sees me as the person that helps discipline the kids, and work the business. IŌĆÖve lost the ŌĆ£friend & confidantŌĆØ role in our friendship, and I truly miss that. ItŌĆÖs been ŌĆ£outsourcedŌĆØ. Apparently girlfriends do that better, and according to the women in this forum, trying to have an open, communicative conversation about it with my wife will only make me less desirable to her. So where does that leave me?

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Confidentiality of PH Orthopedic Center bid questioned
MANILA, Philippines–A lawyer on Thursday questioned the confidentiality surrounding the bidding documents for the P5.6-billion modernization of the Philippine Orthopedic Center.
In a letter dated Jan. 21, 2013 to Health Secretary Enrique Ona and Undersecretary Teodoro Herbosa, chairman of the Modernization of Philippine Orthopedic Center Project, lawyer Ernesto Francisco demanded the release of the bidding documents for the project.
"The public has the right to know and participate in the process of putting up a new orthopedic center and the other government hospitals which the DOH is planning to put up with the participation of the private sector," Francisco said.
"The public has the right to know if it can continue to avail of the medical care, services and facilities which are now being given for free to those who cannot afford to pay or at the least possible cost to those who can hardly afford to pay," he added.
Francisco demanded that the entire set of Bidding Documents of the MPOC be uploaded on the DOH website and made available to the public.
President Benigno Aquino III approved the project in September 2012. The new 700-bed Philippine Orthopedic Center will be built adjacent to the Philippine Heart Center and the Philippine Lung Center.
Seventy percent of the beds will be for use of PhilHealth members and indigents, while the remainder will be for paying patients, he said.
Francisco, in his letter, said he was alarmed by the provision in the invitation to qualify and to bid that the bidding documents would be issued to prospective buyers upon execution of a Confidentiality Agreement and payment of non-refundable fee of P250,000 in a check payable to the Department of Health.
"This twin-requirement, in effect, bars the public from having access to the bidding documents and knowing everything it needs to know and has the right to know about the said project," he said.
"Of equal importance is the question of why is there a need for a confidentiality agreement in a project involving the establishment of a government hospital," Francisco said, pointing out that if it is a project of private persons, such confidentiality agreement is understandable.
"But this project is a government project that will involve the expenditure of public funds and use of government resources and more importantly, of utmost concern to the public since this involves the rendering of a very essential service by the government to the public – the provision of medical care, services and facilities," he added.
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When I was a fund manager I was always taking peeks at my competitors' portfolios.
There's nothing wrong with a bit of nosiness, of course, but you've got to be careful. Whether you're managing other people's money or your own, it's essential to have confidence in your own investment process and the stocks that it leads you to hold. Being unduly influenced by what's going on across the street generally isn't a good idea.
In fact, the worst advice I remember being given during a bad patch was: "Why don't you just copy what Fred's doing? His fund's doing really well."
I felt a bit like Wayne Rooney being told to copy the way Germany play, because they're doing really well at the moment!
However, the truth is that we can often pick up some fresh ideas by looking at someone else's fund. For example, it might suggest a theme or a particular stock that you mightn't have considered otherwise.
In that spirit, and since the internet makes getting hold of this information so easy, I recently succumbed to the publicity and had a look at Neil Woodford's new fund.
Here's what I found.
Energy out, healthcare in
In case you're not aware, since the retirement of Fidelity's Anthony Bolton, Neil Woodford has been regarded by the media as the UK's most successful retail fund manager.
And having spent most of his career at Invesco, he recently left to start up his own firm, and fund.
Normally you and I would be able to see only the top ten holdings, and would have to wait for the annual report to see the whole list, but Woodford has taken the unusual step of publishing the new fund's entire portfolio each month.
So what interesting things can we learn from it?
Well, first of all, Woodford is avoiding some big sectors. There are no energy stocks, which is quite telling considering he has a bias to income. BP and Shell are major sources of equity market dividends, given their size, and yields of over 4%. In fact oil and gas is 14% of the All Share index; so this is a pretty sizeable negative bet.
In a similar vein he holds no mining or resources stocks, which represent a further 8% of the index.
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Banking is the other big sector where Woodford is light. This was an industry he successfully avoided during the financial crisis. It was another big generator of income before the dividend cuts which hurt many other income-biased managers. Although the new fund does have a holding, it is a relatively small one in HSBC.
The main positive bet is healthcare, where Glaxo and AstraZeneca account for over 15% of the fund. Our familiarity with these two names means it's easy to see them as a bit boring. But the failed bid for Astra and the current live one for Shire illustrates the value in these big drug stocks. Roche, Sanofi and Novartis are other pharmaceutical majors held in the fund.
But the bias to healthcare goes further. There are a couple of US listed stocks, Prothena and Alkermes; alongside a number of smaller domestic companies led by BTG.
No energy stocks, no miners, just one bank and heavy on healthcare – what does it all mean?
It's a winning combination
I'd say Woodford's statement here is pretty clear – and it tallies with my own view that we are in a period of great technological development in healthcare.
And from a portfolio viewpoint I really like this combination. There are big positions in solid income-producing blue chips, together with a fairly long tail of much smaller stocks with high growth potential – including a couple which are live recommendations in my Red Hot Penny Shares newsletter!
Woodford has another interesting way of getting exposure to early-stage growth stocks into his new fund. He has a large holding in Imperial Innovations and a smaller one in IP Group. I've written about both these stocks before.
These are investment companies that specialise in commercialising intellectual property coming out of our university system. Think of them as technology incubators. There's also a good holding in new issue Allied Minds which does the same thing, but on the US side.
Should you invest like Woodford?
I mentioned earlier the folly of blindly copying someone else's portfolio, but having had a glance at Mr Woodford's list, there's a portfolio construction lesson that I think we should consider.
His fund sits in the 'income' category but doesn't limit itself to stocks with above average yields. It's made room for several immature growth stocks, together with those incubator companies which don't even pay a dividend.
This holds out the prospect for capital gains and small-cap excitement, on top of some solid income generation from the defensive big-cap holdings.
It's an approach that I have a lot of sympathy with.
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Michael Jackson's eldest son, Prince, was recently spotted out on a date with Remi Alfalah, who is believed to be a Kuwaiti princess. Sources told TMZ.com that the two were photographed together and appeared to be having fun while bowling at PINZ in Los Angeles on Wednesday.
A source at the Kuwaiti consulate told the publication that Alfalah is indeed a princess and is a junior at the private school that Prince also attends.
Alfalah was dropped off at the bowling alley in a black SUV but the 16-year-old drove her home.


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Sunday, March 1
Carlsbad Flower Fields open -- It's once again that time of year to observe the color-rich blanket -- a nearly 50-acre one -- of giant tecolote ranunculuses off Palomar Airport Road in Carlsbad; 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily through May 10; $10, general; $9, seniors; $5, children ages 3 to 10; free, children 2 and under; (760) 431-0352 or www.theflowerfields.com .
Dance film festival -- The second DANCEonFILM festival, a collection of experimental short dance films featuring choreographers and troupes from San Diego and Tijuana; 4 p.m.; La Paloma Theatre, 471 S. Coast Highway 101, Encinitas; $8-$10; dancefilmfestival.com .
Escondido Humane Society bazaar -- Find everything from baked goods to books, clothes and halters for pets, plants and more at this fundraising bazaar. All proceeds go toward the upcoming Humane Society fundraiser, Paws in the Park; 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; 3450 E. Valley Parkway, Escondido; (760) 888-2275 or escondidohumanesociety.org .
Foundation hosts health, happiness workshop -- The Art of Living Foundation, San Diego Chapter, hosts an event featuring breathing techniques, meditation, wisdom and live music with Senior Art of Living teacher Rajshree Patel. Stress and daily worries not only affect health and well-being but also reduce enthusiasm and joy; 5 to 7:30 p.m.; Grauer School, 1500 S. El Camino Real, Encinitas; (866) 626-5373 or www.artoflivingsd.org/hhworkshop .
Ikebana Flower Show & Bazaar -- The Ohara School of Ikebana, San Diego Chapter, hosts its 36th annual exhibit of ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arranging; show hours, 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; free classes at noon, 1:30, 2:30 and 3:30 p.m.; Room 101 of the Casa del Prado, Balboa Park, San Diego; (619) 683-2432.
Spring Home & Garden Show -- The 24th annual show concludes a three-day event at the Del Mar Fairgrounds featuring several hundred home and garden products and services vendors. This year's fair features an "ask the expert" area with 22 master gardeners, landscapers, contractors and others; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; 2260 Jimmy Durante Blvd., Del Mar; $8, adults; free, children under 12; $9, parking; www.springhomegardenshow.com .
Thursday, March 5
Celebrate the birthday of Dr. Seuss -- The East Valley Branch Library in Escondido is celebrating the birthday of one of the country's most beloved children's authors, Theodore Geisel (aka Dr. Seuss). Members of the Alpha Xi Delta sorority from Cal State University San Marcos are sponsoring a free birthday celebration that includes stories, face-painting, crafts, snacks, and more; 3 to 5 p.m.; Vineyard Room, East Valley Community Center, 2245 E. Valley Parkway, Escondido; (760) 839-4394
Friday, March 6
Gem Faire -- The 20th annual show features more than 70 dealers in gemstones, jewelry, beads, minerals, crystals and collectibles, plus jewelry repair and appraisals; noon to 7 p.m. (also 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 8); Del Mar Fairgrounds, 2260 Jimmy Durante Blvd., Del Mar; $5, weekend pass; $9, parking; (760) 390-3599 or gemfaire.com .
Halozyme scientist speaks -- MiraCosta College's biotechnology program host a free presentation given by Michael McCaman, a senior scientist at Halozyme Therapeutics, a San Diego-based biopharmaceutical firm. McCaman presents "From Bats Through Brains and Then Under Your Skin," and share his experiences in biotechnology. The program is for students who want to obtain biotechnology certificates, earn an associate in arts degree, and/or prepare to transfer to a four-year institution. Courses are also of interest to workers in the field of biotechnology desiring to upgrade or expand their skills; noon; Room 3601, Little Theatre (Room 3601), MiraCosta College, 1 Barnard Drive, Oceanside; (760) 757-2121, Ext. 6499.


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Hayward, CA (SportsNetwork.com) - Tony Finau carded a 4-under 66 on Sunday as he rolled to a 3-stroke victory at the Stonebrae Classic.
Finau completed his first career win on the Web.com Tour at 22-under-par 258.
"It feels great. I don't really think it has sunk in," said Finau. "Coming up that 18th green there, I got a little bit of goosebumps going just thinking about how far I've come these last couple years. I think it won't really sink in here for maybe a day or so."
Fabian Gomez (68), Zack Sucher (66) and Daniel Berger (68) shared second place at TPC Stonebrae at 19-under, while Ashley Hall (67), Blayne Barber (67) and Colt Knost (68) tied for fifth at minus-18.
Max Homa (66) and Nicholas Lindheim (70) occupied eighth at 17-under 263.
Finau entered the final round with a 1-stroke lead over three players, including Gomez, who birdied the fourth to meet the leader at 18-under.
Finau answered with a birdie at the third to move to minus-19, but his playing partner Berger converted an eagle putt at the same hole to join him atop the leaderboard.
Finau then tripped to a 3-putt bogey at the fourth to hand Berger the outright lead. Berger followed with a bogey at the fifth to also fall to 18-under.
Gomez and Finau took advantage with gains at the sixth and fifth, respectively, to move to the top of the leaderboard at minus-19.
Gomez made it two straight birdies at the seventh to claim sole possession of the lead, but later bogeyed the 10th to fall back into a tie with Finau.
They would be met at 19-under by Berger and Lindheim before Finau rolled in back-to-back birdies at the 10th and 11th to reclaim sole possession of the lead at minus-21.
Gomez would convert a birdie chance at the 12th to remain a shot off the pace before Finau birdied the 15th to reach 22-under and open up a 2-shot advantage.
Lindheim briefly grabbed a share of second place with a birdie at the 15th, but he bogeyed the 16th and 17th to fall well off the pace.
Gomez bogeyed the 17th to hand a 3-stroke advantage to Finau, who closed his round with three straight pars to claim the win.
"This is going to get me some starts next year on the PGA Tour," Finau said. "That's obviously where I have been aiming at since I turned professional. I'm looking forward to the next challenge."
NOTES: Finau collected $108,000 with the win, moving him to eighth on the money list ... The start of the final round was delayed over two hours due to fog ... The Web.com Tour moves to Missouri next week for the Price Cutter Charity Championship, which Andrew Svoboda won last season.


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Vol 6, No 1 (2015): January-March 2015
Table of Contents
Review Articles
|Effect of Rasayana in Communicable Diseases: A Review
|Talekar Manisha, Mandal Sisir Kumar, Sharma Reetu
|A review on Sandhigatavata and its Management Principles
|Nagesh Gandagi, Shubhangi Patil
Research Articles
|Prevalence and etiopathogenesis of Upapluta Yonivyapad w.s.r. Vulvovaginitis during Pregnancy: A Survey Study
|Nilofar Shaikh, Shivshankar Rajput, Meera Cholera, Laxmipriya Dei, Shilpa Donga
|Clinical Evaluation of Shilajatu in Madhumeha
|Neha Lamba, Piyush Chaudhary, Sharma Y K
|A Comparative Clinical Study of Jaladhara and Taildhara in the Management of Stress
|Neha G Tank
|Study of Karna Srava (CSOM) and its management with Nasya, Saptnga Guggulu and Gandhakadi Taila Karna Poorana
|Dave Parth Prakashbhai, Vaghela D B, Dhiman K S, Maniyar Hiten
|Effect of Apamarga Kshara Taila Uttarbasti in the Management of Infertility w.s.r. Tubal-blockage
|Rajput Shivshankar A, Mata Shweta, Dei L P, Donga S B, Shaikh Nilofar
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|Parul Sharma, Ved Bhushan Sharma
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Oysters Parsley Rockefeller
|Oysters in shells
|36 Large
|Frozen chopped spinach
|10 Ounce (1 Package)
|2 Tablespoon
|Minced onion
|1 Tablespoon
|Minced fresh parsley
|3 Tablespoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Worcestershire sauce
|1 Tablespoon
|Cayenne pepper
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Light cream
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Parmesan cheese
|1 Tablespoon
Carefully remove oysters from shells.
Set aside.
Select 36 shell halves; those that will sit level are best.
Rinse well.
Place, open side up, in two 12 x 7 x 2-inch microproof baking dishes.
Set aside.
Place spinach in 1 1/2-quart microproof casserole.
Cook, covered, on HI (max. power) 8 to 9 minutes.
Drain well.
Place between paper towels and squeeze dry.
Mix spinach, butter, onion, parsley, salt, Worcestershire, pepper, and cream.
Spoon half the spinach mixture into shells.
Add one oyster to each shell.
Top with remaining spinach mixture and generous sprinkling of Parmesan.
Cover each baking dish with waxed paper.
Place one dish on middle metal rack and one on bottom glass tray of oven.
Cook on 70 (roast) 6 to 8 minutes, or until oysters are plump and edges curled.
Reverse dishes after 3 minutes.
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By Amy Nicholson
Television isn't ahead of the times; it's actually several light years behind the more innovative works of the early New Queer Cinema. Which is bad for the gay community, but good for movie lovers. Now that the minstrel show has moved to television, gay filmmakers have been able to get down to the nitty-gritty. Today there's still a market for inconsequential trifles such as Fluffer and Km.0, but gay filmmakers are producing more subtle, cutting-edge works, everything from O Fantasma to Head On. Homosexuality is more implicit (behold the mystical allegory of Gus Van Sant's Gerry), and sometimes an area of serious critical study (as in Todd Haynes's Far from Heaven). If this year's refreshing Minneapolis/St. Paul LGBT Film Festival (November 13 through 20 at Oak Street Cinema) is any indication, the best in socially conscious gay cinema is still being imported from abroad, which may say less about gay filmmakers today than it probably says about America's insular society. From The Politics of Fur to Put the Camera on Me, the films and docs at this year's fest celebrate and subvert the sexual codes currently being exploited on network airwaves for big ratings.
Dee Mosbacher's documentary Radical Harmonies (screening Monday at 7:30 p.m.) pays homage to the lesbians who transplanted all sorts of sociopolitical frustrations into the underground "women's music" of the '70s. Their stories are candid, but this PBS-style documentary is nowhere near as radical as Karim Ainouz's Madame Satä (Thursday at 7:30 p.m.), an underplotted but sweltering portrait of the famous, paradoxical Brazilian queer Joao Francisco dos Santos (played in the film by Lázaro Ramos), whose many melodramas speak to the gay community's universal struggle to fight the power. Ainouz, who worked in various capacities on three of the most important films of the New Queer Cinema (Haynes's Poison, Tom Kalin's Swoon, and Steve McLean's Postcards from America), fascinatingly equates Santos's struggle for acceptance to performance art.
The shorts are a mixed bag. Andrew Hull's gorgeously shot "That Thing We Do" (Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.) is your typical coming-out soap opera, except that it looks like Abercrombie & Fitch: The Movie. Emily Atef's lovely "XX to XY: Fighting to Be Jake" (Saturday at 5:30 p.m.) is fraught with one too many sight gags and animated flights of fancy, though its evocation of the transgender Jake's fight to fit into the world speaks to our need for acceptance. And Stefan J. Nadelman's "Terminal Bar" (Tuesday at 9:30 p.m.), a wee paean to a now-defunct bar in New York's Hell's Kitchen, is often compromised by its zippy, multimedia madness, but its curiosity about unearthing lost chapters in gay NYC history is humbling.
The features and docs are noticeably short on laughs: There's a nasty mean streak that runs throughout Gay Block's "Bertha Alyce" (Saturday at 3:30 p.m.), the famous photographer's overly scrutinizing jab at her deceased mother; and the feature that follows "Alyce," Joan E. Biren's educational No Secret Anymore: The Times of Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon, is a competent but stale homage to '50s lesbian activists. (Hey--at least it's better than The Hours.)
For the best of the fest, check out these four below.
Kiki + Tiger
(Friday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 3:45 p.m.)
Once the purveyor of immigrant dreams, Stephen Frears allowed cheap melodrama to reduce the plight of the lower classes holed up in the dingy London underground of Dirty Pretty Things. Perhaps that's why this first feature from Alain Gsponer is so refreshing: The film's raw, sensual realism and social consciousness brings to mind Frears's My Beautiful Laundrette. Based on a true story, Kiki + Tiger observes the bittersweet relationship between the Albanian Kiki (the striking Stipe Erceg) and the Serbian Tiger (Lenn Kudrjawizki), both living in Germany shortly before the war in Kosovo. Tiger's feelings for his friend are more than platonic and they go completely unconsummated, which ennobles the film but may frustrate those expecting to see some skin. Tiger is driven to madness by war and the demands of his nationalistic father after he lashes out against a fellow Serb and offers Kiki a place to sleep in his attic. If Gsponer seems to oversimplify the conflict between displaced Serbians and Albanians and the effect this has on the closeted Kiki, it's because he's more concerned with summoning the chaos in the stolen glances and tender exchanges between the film's characters. Kiki + Tiger is a film of deceptive surfaces and bitter, lovelorn betrayals. In repeatedly frustrating Tiger's love for the oblivious Kiki, Gsponer evokes a collective community terrorized by the threat of warfare. When Tiger stares at an attractive man in a lonely alley, the implication is that they're going to get together. But when a truck pulls up, we realize that both men are waiting for refugee friends. This inability to distinguish love from war infuses the entire film.
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But it all was based on lies. Something is not a great value when it is not the truth.
Originally posted by Seekerof
Anytime that information is kept from others or held back....you will have mis-trust.
Think about it.
It goes from a mere friend not telling you something that you know he knows to governments not telling all they know.
Be for whatever the reasons they may be.....
Doing so will always cause mis-trust.
Not to bash on mormons or anything but even they are left in the dark about the upper workings of their religion until they are too firmly entrenched in it to get out.
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"Don't Wait! Incinerate!"
Playing as a big daddy seems fun, and the info seems to suggest you'lll be a big daddy the whole time. I love big daddies.
i for one think this sounds awesome
I just hope you aren't slow and bulky. That would be a pain to have to lumber around Rapture.
Guns don't kill people. Grenades kill people.
Wasnt this already confirmed a few hours ago to be an april fools joke? Game informer is notorious for very elaborate and evil april fools jokes every year.
Go Giants, Mets and Knicks!
This isn't an April Fool's joke at all - 2K Marin itself states they are true.
To anyone who seems to be a bit doubtful, I'll clear up a few things:
1) The stuff we see in the magazine isa PREVIEW: that's to say there will be a lot of new stuff which they don't want to reveal now. That means new plasmids, new weapons (it won't just be the drill and the rivet gun - trust me), and new environments.
2) There is multiplayer. I repeat, there is multiplayer.
3) There are outdoor underwater levels on the sea bed, which has been utterly confirmed. Underwater combat is going to be awesome.
4) There will be new enemies - I can vouch for that. I think there will be massively mutated splicers, new types of Big Daddy not to mention the infamous Big Sister.
5) If you're annoyed that you wanted to see Rapture BEFORE the civil war, remember that there will be Bioshock 3 and possibly even Bioshock 5 and 6. There will be time to explore that - and anyway, it's supposed to be a "sequel and a prequel" so I'm guessing you will.
6) Think playing as a Big Daddy might get boring? Not really, if you think about it the 1st Big Daddy should be unique to the rest, maybe even more human than the rest.
My main point here is the stuff in this article isn't the only new content in the game - I think it's only scraping the tip of the iceberg.
this could be cool but dang i was hopeing for a prequel so i could witness the fall of rapture oh well it sounds like a pretty good concept but just protecting little sisters the whole time yes will get very boreing
KKK=Krusty Komedy Klassic
GT:Billy the Grunt
i guess u probely play as a big daddy for the prequel part....then play as the detective for the sequel part...
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"Mr. Nimoy, through Spock, showed how such characters can be more than just socially awkward, how through logic one can derive strong ethics, compassion, and integrity."
Perfect response to this sad event
"Mr. Nimoy, through Spock, showed how such characters can be more than just socially awkward, how through logic one can derive strong ethics, compassion, and integrity."
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I have a chip based debit card ( pretty much all cards in uk in past 2 years ).
I can buy in pubs, coffee shops etc with just a swipe ( most chains ) otherwise pin number.
On London underground you just use card over reader and it works out best ticket ( so if you spend more than 28 pounds in week it buys one weekly pass for last 7 days ).
Not sure how apple or Google add value to this. Rather wave my card around at random strangers and devices than an expensive phone.
Perfect quote. Thanks for that
Wonder how long it will be before tv's amp's speakers etc will be sold at premium because they have no 'smart features'?
Thanks for picture ( box duct-taped to bridge ). If no notification was given to bridge authorities and permission granted then taping that to bridge was nuts. uni should be sued
Adding cookie headers into isp traffic only possible for http. If ISP terminating https traffic that is a bit GCHQ/NRA level.
Consequence of evolution is genes in organisms which fail to breed mean others that adapt to change will produce the next generation. Am I missing something?
Now that is an interesting idea. Create a marketplace for leasing spectrum to commercial market on bandwidth range,duration and Locality.
Far better than mass block allocation in perpituaty.
Doesn't make any sense.
Well said. The whole point of education is to build core principals which requires hard work.
well informed comments like this is why I keep reading Slashdot comments. thanks
"Most programmers think something should be a certain level of difficulty. And when a project turns out to be easier than they think it should be, they add artificial complexity until it reaches the expected level of difficulty"
I like this. seen it a lot never seen it expressed so clearly. mind if I re-use?
shared insurance liability could be a great way of getting over what are likely to be a small number of high profile law suits in early days of adoption. as you say works great for vacination.
on side note people always quote the deaths from auto accidents. don't forget to multiply the figure by about 3 for accidents resulting in serious injury where long term care and support needed.
1) I call meeting in which case have screen up and lasts no more than 30 min to get clarity
2) big 'status meeting' leave when last action with my name on comes on.
3) get bored or have something to do so walk out.
got called out on 3 loads of times never actually harmed career.
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A Miami Florida Native who has found ,Find a Grave a valuable tool to further my family's history.It also has become a place in which I can honor my family and friends by writing their individual biographies when possible.I have had the pleasure of living and working in Miami,Chicago,Orlando,Boston and Vermont the native state of my paternal great grandfather U.S.Army Quartermaster Corps Captain,
Charles Winfred Sanderson
.I currently live in North Carolina the native state of my 4th gg father,
Robert Sandlin
and 5th gg father,
John King
My interest in genealogy began years ago when I was still living in Miami.My dear grandmother,
Gertrude(Trudy)Sanderson Harris,
was a major influence in sparking my interest in pursuing my family history.With her superb memory she was an excellent source of information when we started together compiling the familiy history.My grandmother,Trudy,all her life had a fear of flying due to an incident in which my grandfather,
Harry Lee Harris,
took her,just after they were married,flying upside down in a bi-winged acrobatic airplane. She,as I, was very enthusiastic about the prospects of furthering the family genealogy should we make a trip to New England.So,Grandma Trudy was able to overcome her fear of flying,giving her the chance,as she had in her childhood,to see Vermont,the native state of her father,Charles Winfred Sanderson again.On June 26,1992,we boarded a flight to Boston,Massachusetts where we took a twelve day driving trip that took us though Vermont,New Hampshire,Maine and Canada.In preparation for our trip we had done some preliminary research that allowed us to visit several Sanderson family sites and former homes.The first important site was the cemetery where my grand mother's Grandfather,Civil War Union Veteran,
William Harley Sanderson
,was buried.His grave along with his father
David Sanderson
and mother
Lucy Elwell
were at Brandon,Vermont's Pine Hill Cemetery.David Sanderson's father was,
Ebenezer Sanderson
,a Revolutionary War veteran,who had come to Vermont from Petersham,Massachusetts in 1790.Another stop was to see the former Art Studio,at 20 Beacon Street in Boston,of Uncle
Charles Wesley Sanderson
,older brother of above mentioned William Harley Sanderson.Charles Wesley,a successful artist and musician,had studied in Paris at the prestigious,Ecole des Beaux Arts.He had exhibited his art work in Boston,New York,London ,Munich and the Hague.In Boston he was well known in literary and artistic circles.His close friend ,concert pianist, Johann Ernst Perabo performed at many of the receptions that Charles gave in Boston.The guests list often included
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Harriet Beecher Stowe
, and many others.In Boston he also became a benifactor of Boston socialite,
Mrs Isabella Stewart Gardner
, a patron of the arts who encoraged his work and purchased many of his paintings.A final stop was to the Grove Hill Cemetery in Waltham, Massachusetts where we had discovered our first generation Sanderson relative.
Deacon Jonathan Sanderson,
was born Sep. 14,1646 and was the first generation American born son of the immigrant Edward Sanderson(1615-1660).Edward with his brother,Colonial Silversmith Robert Sanderson(1608-1693) had come to America in about 1638.
Continuing on these early successes I have recently had more time to spend on doing genealogy ,enabling me to make great progress in advancing my family tree.My southern ancestor's were pioneer settlers of the state of Florida,migrating from Georgia,North and South Carolina and Virginia including numerous Revolutionary War,Indian Wars and Confederate Veterans and whose surnames partially include,Harris,King,Lee,Turner,Sandlin,Smith and my 3rd great grandfather,William Baldwin Harrison a Savanna,Georgia Newspaper Pubisher was a forebear of,
Benjamin Harrison
signer to the Declaration of Independence as well as two U.S.Presidents,William Henry Harrison and Benjamin Harrison. My northern ancestors whose names partially include Bartlett,Elwell,Foster,Gray,Howe,Kelsey,Sanderson,Stone,and Whipple,is where I have made the most progress futhering my family tree in the past few years.I have identified most them as early colonial settlers of The Massachusetts Bay Colony immigrating here from England between 1620-1640.
A few of my most recent discoveries have been of my New England family of Howe. My 7th great grandfather,
Nehemiah How
and his son ,
Caleb How
with wife,Jemima Sawtell were among the first white settlers in the 1740's to settle lands on the "Great Meadow" on the frontier of Vermont and New Hampshire.Their story is well known to most Vermont and New Hampshire historians as it has been written about in multiple historical publications though the years.The first account was "A Narrative of the Captivity of,
Nehemiah How
" published in 1748 from his hand written journals he took while held in a French Prison in Quebec,Canada. Just seven years later Nehemiah's son Caleb Howe and his wife Jemiama would make their own mark in the history books when
Caleb Howe
was killed by Indians who then took his wife and children captive.
Knowing how my ancestors stood strong and survived despite the hardships and obstacles they faced ,gives me a deep respect admiration and pride for all they went though in order for me to have the life I have today.
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Thank you so much for the information on the Patriot. Oura chapter of the DAR will be placing a marker at his grave site. We are in the process of validating his birth, death, and service record. Thank you for your hard work.
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Grace E Shepardson Fleming family links
Could you please link my great great grandparents with their daughter? Daughter is: Grace Elizabeth Shepardson Fleming (134798423) father is George (99918876) mother is Frances Garland Shepardson (99918868).
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Sorry about that! I just transferred her and husband as it appears they are related to you. Jim
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Mjr. Hilkiah Grout gravestone photo
May I have your permission to download the photos of the gravestone of Helkiah Grout (Memorial #78867843)?
I would like to upload it into my Ancestry family tree. I also noticed the photos of other Grout family members' gravestones. Would it be ok to download/upload them also?
Thank you for your consideration.
-Ro Fleury
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No problem, Springfield is very close and I am often in the Worcester area. As soon as all this snow starts to melt I'll go get the photos for you. Jim
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RE: Hi Robin
I don't have a burial location for J L Sandlin, either. Here is what I know:
Born: 24 Feb 1830 in Blounts Ferry, Columbia, Florida and died 1893 in Columbia County, FL
He married Caroline E. Phelps on 4 Jun 1850 in Blounts Ferry, Columbia County, Florida
He married Lucy Lee on 16 January 1876 in Clay Landing, Lafayette County, Floirda
Lucy remarried William M. Peed and is buried in the Santa Fe Cemetery.
I cannot find James or Caroline's graves. He would have been my Great Great uncle. Thanks for writing.
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RE: memorial #74140734
Hi John, thanks so much! Hope all is well with you and that you will gave a wonderful Holiday season.
Thanks again and my best to you and your family,
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You're very welcome. I'm glad I could be of some help.
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Sandlin, Pattersons
I am so glad to meet you! Robert Sandlin was my 3rd great grandfather. I am descended from his daughter Elizabeth, who married James Jackson Knowles. James and Elizabeth's son, my great grandfather, married Virginia Adella Patterson, daughter of Nathaniel John Patterson and his second wife Mary Ann Brown (who was the sister of his first wife). Such great family history and such wonderful stories you have included in your entries. Just wanted to say hello to a new found cousin.
Robin Knowles Miner in Alabama :)
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Thank you for sharing information
Some of my ancestors are Joseph Harris; General George Aldrich, Joshua Howe and Matthew Pratt.
You can see these people behind my great great grandfather Harrison Harris on my Ancestry tree. Harrison came from Ontario, Canada about 1865 to be a founder of Pelican Rapids, Otter Tail County, Minnesota.
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Hey Rainnsnow if i come up with a good enough reason can i kill you?
Did the aborted baby try and attack there mother? or were they innocent and never given a chance at life? I mean it is nto hard to understand. If you agree with abortion for certain reasons, and leave it up for the mother to decide, i should be able to decide if i weather or not to take your life, but no u call that murder...... I mean come on wake up.
No see i can comprehend situations and even negative ones do not call for the killing of an innocent child. I am so sad for you if you think that is so. But more sad for the millions of baybs that die cause of your beliefs. It is the one problem i have with being a democrat. I hate how my party stick up for the killing of innocent children. Yous said abortion is okay if you have a good reason for it. How are my thinking skills off. What you are saying is killing is okay for a good reason. Killing a criminal for crimes he has committed might be killing for a good reason killing a baby for something that they had nothing to do with is not a good reason, no matte what.
You cannot be this heartless. And dont think for a second i don't consider the rape victim. Like i said my cousin went threw this. I saw how hard it was for her. And she listend to murders like you and had her innocent baby killed. It is a selfish thing to do.
My god your a sick person i hope your kidding. I am actually getting repulsed talking to you. I really am sad for all the babies that will die cause of your twisted thinking. First off "it is not recognized as a human being" Some medical people say yes some say no. So it is not like a sure thing. Secondly think for your self for once, and stop buying into the bullshit people spew at you. You believe killing human life is okay and your a sick person because of it.
? NOw your comapring human life to animals. Wow i can see you will never fully understand. It really is a sad day when people in my country honestly think like this. O but you dont support the death penalty on a murdering person, but you support abortion.... I have lost all hope in the common sense of man.
Right so because someone says killing is legal that means its okay? Why dont u support the death penalty than? It is legal in most states? And ya by your logic might as well kill all the brain dead people in the country they are no longer human. Please dont ever let a penis any were near you... We dont need anymore irresponsible little girls killing more babies.
I believe (as a male) that abortion should be legal. If you see abortion as a sin or an immoral act then you don't have to go through the procedure, no one is forcing you just don't ban it for those who don't see it that way or require one for any reason.
If this is the case why if i choose to kill you should others care? I mean they just don't have to pay attention, i don't see why it should still be a crime right.? No that is stupid nonsense.!!! A life is a life and just like you expect the law to protect yours should not a unborn baby have those same rights?
Again you are taking it to an extreme that sounds absurd the legal definition of life is being able to breath...cells do not do that, if you believe that these cells are actually a life form than that is your opinion different from the law. Killing me and killing cells are two different things cells are alive in the sense that they are cells but I am a fully grown self governing mulicellular being.
I think killing animals is way closer to murder then killing some cells.
your post is stupid nonsense
Legality, there's no question at this point. It was declared legal by the Supreme Court. Morally, people have different takes, but I think that enough laws are in place to prevent it from being a "baby." That is, I don't view an embryo as a human. It's just a bunch of cells at that point, and terminating it before they replicate any further is morally acceptable to me.

That said, I don't think it is an excuse to have unsafe sex.
Good point. I disagree with laws set up as impediments to a legal procedure. They just confuse people and upset. Such as the trans-vaginal probe. And in one state, I think they passed that the doctor can lie to a patient to prevent an abortion. Which is utterly ridiculous. A state that passes laws designed deceive and humiliate women who seek the procedure sets is abhorrently manipulating its people in a way that should be illegal. As for the week-standards, I think there should be a national standard as opposed to a state-by-state standard. Gets rid of a lot of confusion.
Its murder.It doesnt matter if the baby feels it or has a chance to open his eyes or not,its murder.Somebody killed your baby and you let it happen.
Your letting the government tell you what is and is not life...you need to start thinking for yourself. Hitler told the Germans that jews were less than people and know what they went along with it and slaughtered Innocent people... your sick.
You have no right to compare this to the Holocaust, Leftisneverup. A live human being is in no way analogous to a small cluster of cells.
at that point its not a baby.
I believe the job creators hate abortion because it depletes them of unskilled human resources they can later on in life underpay and overwork. All the moral mumbo jumbo is just a cover for this.
so true.
Ur killing Gods gift
or what if you dont believe in god at all?
It never feels right to me as a man to tell a woman what to do with her body. I can't bring myself to agree with it, but I wouldn't judge someone who had one.
It's an individual choice and belief....there is nothing wrong or right with this. Let's not get emotional untill you decide to bring a life to the planet.
very you just punt them
It's not a child yet
It is not wrong to kill? Okay i decide to kill you!!! O wait that is a crime. Any sane person knows this.
well we are talking about an embryo here...( I am assuming that embryo is between 0 - 3 months )and not a fully developed human being.....I think it's an individual prefrence to keep it or go otherwise.
It's the persons fault they had sex.

That child was one in a million, and lucky enough to have to chance to be born...

No one in the ******* right mind should MURDER there child before birth because they don't want to care for it.

Inhumane, and wrong.
Parents make them, religious reasons, financially unstable.
Either way, it's still very wrong.
Totally agree.
how about rape molestation?
Good argument, but I still believe because the father did wrong, the child shouldn't be killed.
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oh man, loaded question. I think abortion should be legal up to 7 weeks pregnant. After that you should have to choose adoption if you aren't prepared to care for a child.
yeah i know. I also think pregnancy tests should be free, so that if there's a doubt in anyone's mind, they don't put off finding out. that will probably never happen though.
well, considering they decided to take the risk in the first place, they should have already been prepared for the possibility that they could get pregnant, and already decided what they would do in the event that it happened.
Legality depends on the laws of the country where the abortion takes place; in most civilized countries it's legal. I do not think that there any moral issues, because morals are the unwritten rules of a bigot society. There is an ethic issue, but that is 100% up to the pregnant woman herself.
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a tenth of a second doesn't mean squat. this is just an excuse to write off this head case so as to not appear to be unfair. this is just political correctness in a dress.
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Yes, 40-yard-dash times probably carry more weight than they should. But things have been slowly tumbling downhill for Manti Te'o since he lost the Heisman to Johnny Manziel. His team got rocked in the National Championship game, and he played terribly. Then his world was blown to bits and he was placed in the spotlight when it came out his girlfriend was never real. Then on Monday he went to run his 40-yard-dash and proved to be slower than people expected. It was hoped by many that he would run a 4.75 to offset his 6'1″ 240 lbs frame, but unfortunately he ran an unofficial time of 4.81 and 4.80. Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh was unimpressed with his 40-yard-dash, and Te'o better pray that his official time is somehow magically lower. [Bleacher Report]
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Really not a bad time. Rolondo McClain about the same, I think Ray Lewis was about that too in the past. Ray Lewis was involved in a murder but that's OK when you win a Super Bowl. If ND won the championship all would be OK with this kid. Face it, no matter what he does there will be negativity. People need that to feel better about themselves.
Why don't you take your comments to a porn site. You have to comment on Ray Lewis. First off he wasn't involved in anything other than trying to stop a crime. Now get off of here and do something worth while, like watch Bachelor or something.
Head case ??!?!
Your post is total gibberish......your "OPINION" is NOT FACT....only gibberish so far
One would think that lateral movement time would outweigh vertical movement time for a middle LBer. How fast can he read his keys and react by scraping along the LOS to the ball?
This won't be as bad a draft pick as the one that will be wasted on Matt Barkley.
It is so sad that people can be so judgemental about a person who at the time everyone thought that Matai Te'o was such a great football player for ND and because the Media made such a big issue of one person mistake that now all people can do is talk so much crap about him. Don't judge someone for what he did wrong but for what he have achived in his life. There are many NFL player's out there that has done worst then what he did in and yet he has become the talk of the kid who had made a bad decision in his life. So if this coach thinks that he can't run the 40yard dash then shame on him. And all I can say is those players who did win the Heisman couldn't even play that well.
I'm sure his time in the 40 isn't the only area where he is a bit slow
Everyone thinks they know football. Teo's time wasn't up to par and that's it. Over
You know, I for one am tired of hearing about the Ray Lewis episode. Read this before you cast another stone. Since 2011 there have been 97 arrests of NFL players on 29 different teams. None I might add involved the Ravens. So the next time you misguided, misinformed individuals throw those stones read this.
DWI 29 - loaded gun 1 - LIED TO POLICE 4 - wife or mother beating 7 - resisting arrest 2 - assault with or without firearms involved 15 - felony 1 - rape 1 - selling drugs 3 - sexual assualt 3 - evidence tampering 1 - theft 3. So when you look at the above realize that some of these could be on the team you support (29 teams involved) makes Ray Lewis with his "lied to police" look like Mother Teresa huh?
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A friend has given me his Inspiron 910 Netbook to reinstall Windows XP home. It is a 1ghz CPU, 1Gb RAM, 7Gb SSD.
I plug in a USB CD drive, and the Windows install CD seems to go OK, until it restarts, and goes back to the CD, trying to install it again. (It comes up with 'no operating syste.')
I have followed the manual exactly to do a reinstall - any idea what I am doing wrong?
My own laptop, I fitted a 120Gb SSD and have had no trouble with it.
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You say all seems to go well until a restart - when that happens you will probably receive the message "press any key to reboot from CD" - you should ignore that and let it reboot as it wants. You only "press any key" the first time it appears at the very beginning of the reinstall.
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until it restarts,
take the cd out it should then try to start of the SSD provided the SDD is recognised as a boot device in BIOS.
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Thank you. I have checked the bios, and changed it from HD to CD boot, etc. When I take the CD out, it comes up with 'operating system not found.'
Someone suggested it might have been a virus, so I used DBAN to get rid of anything that might have stayed on the SSD, without any difference.
Any ideas welcome.
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Are there any marks or scratches on the disc?
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Hi kjrider
Not wishing to hi-jack your thread but I am experiencing an identical problem with a Dell mini.
I am borrowing an external cd drive tomorrow and hope to be able to re-install xp.
What were you going to do about the drivers? Is there such a thing as a single download which will let you have them all?
Before you started this was your battery charging? The model I have gave the message 'plugged in: not charging'!
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I have checked the bios, and changed it from HD to CD boot,
CD boot as first boot
HDD as second
if only bootdevice is set as CD this is why no op system when CD removed.
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The parking lots at Selma's fast food restaurants, hotels and merchants are a little more crowded this week thanks to the crowds who have come to town for the Dixie Majors state baseball tournament.
It is these crowds — these visitors to Selma and Dallas County — who are making the investment made by the city of Selma to host the tournament a very smart decision.
"It definitely boosts the local economy," said Selma-Dallas County Chamber of Commerce director Sheryl Smedley. "Our city and county thrive on tax dollars and this type of event brings with it the need for hotel lodging and gas and dinner. Also, it may be the first time some of these people are here visiting Selma and they can get their own personal view."
It's not the first tournament Selma has hosted this year.
With two district tournaments held last week which also had good attendance, the unseen dollars can really begin to add up.
"You have the obvious necessities like food," Smedley said. "But there are also cases, like Saturday when teams aren't playing but want to stay out of the heat and they may have heard about attractions like the Old Depot, the Vaughn-Smtherman, or Sturdivant and want to visit.
Even the people who have been to Selma before have new places to visit like the Interpretive Center, which hasn't been there very long."
An even greater boost, Smedley said, is the guests of tournaments take their experience of the city back to their hometowns.
"People will get that positive experience and take it back and spread good news about Selma," she said.
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