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The Ancient Middle Classes: Urban Life and Aesthetics in the Roman Empire, 100 BCE-250 CEHardback
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Our image of the Roman world is shaped by the writings of Roman statesmen and upper class intellectuals. Yet most of the material evidence we have from Roman times - art, architecture, and household artifacts from Pompeii and elsewhere - belonged to, and was made for, artisans, merchants, and professionals. Roman culture as we have seen it with our own eyes, Emanuel Mayer boldly argues, turns out to be distinctly middle class and requires a radically new framework of analysis. Starting in the first century bce, ancient communities, largely shaped by farmers living within city walls, were transformed into vibrant urban centers where wealth could be quickly acquired through commercial success. From 100 bce to 250 ce, the archaeological record details the growth of a cosmopolitan empire and a prosperous new class rising along with it. Not as keen as statesmen and intellectuals to show off their status and refinement, members of this new middle class found novel ways to create pleasure and meaning. In the decor of their houses and tombs, Mayer finds evidence that middle-class Romans took pride in their work and commemorated familial love and affection in ways that departed from the tastes and practices of social elites.
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Program, Saint Jean Baptiste day, 1964
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The cover of the program for Saint Jean Baptiste Fete Patronale in Lewiston, 1964.
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- State: ME
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The purpose of this category is to encourage and support records management excellence in agencies based in a regional or rural area, or a regional office of an agency.
We would like to congratulate Latrobe Regional Hospital on winning the award for their 'Records Management Archiving Project'.
Latrobe Regional Hospital (LRH) came into existence in July 1991, bringing together the Latrobe Valley Hospital at Moe, the Central Gippsland Hospital at Traralgon, and St Hilary's Nursing Home at Morwell. The organisation was expanded in July 1995 when LRH took over responsibility for the provision of regional mental health services from Hobson Park Hospital at Traralgon.
The purpose of the records management archiving project was to efficiently manage archival documents from the various amalgamated hospitals while ensuring archival records were retained and disposed of in accordance with legal requirements. The project's objectives included:
- Development of a new medical precinct strategically located at the hospital site to provide a state of the art records archive facility and additional office accommodation with future capacity to further expand services
- Storage of archived documents in accordance with Public Record Office of Victoria (PROV) guidelines, in a secure environment to minimise privacy and security breaches and in logical filing order to ensure timely access and provide optimal continuum of patient and consumer care
- Preservation and documentation of historical hospital records and registers
- Storage of archived medical records using terminal digit filing to improve quality, accuracy and efficiency of record retrievals
- Improved timeliness and efficiency of retrieving patient records to provide optimal patient care
- Development of a hospital archive policy in accordance with the new record keeping standards
The project was very successful, resulting in the development of a new archive building with archival records being transferred to the new location where they are strategically organised, stored in compliance with legal requirements, and secure. The archived records stored at the new medical precinct were reviewed against relevant PROV retention and disposal authorities. Over 250,000 archived medical records were stored using terminal digit filing, which improved efficiency of record retrieval. In addition, a Hospital archive policy was developed.
We would like to congratulate Wannon Region Water Corporation on being awarded a certificate of commendation in the regional or rural agency category for their 'Taking the Risk out of Records at Wannon Water' project.
A review of Wannon Water's (WW) records management capability and maturity in late 2011 identified several key findings, including that a risk assessment of the records management program had not been conducted. This was undertaken in 2012 and used the WW corporate risk evaluation framework to align records management and corporate risk management functions.
The skills and knowledge of the Risk Services Team were utilised to ensure that any recordkeeping risks given a 'high risk' rating were reported through established corporate risk management processes. This reinforced WW mitigation actions, raised awareness of the risks and emphasised the benefits of effective records management as a means of managing other risks throughout the corporation.
Action items from the risk assessment that were completed during 2012 were:
- The development of a Long Term Records Preservation Strategy
- The identification of vital records and the establishment of a Vital Records Register
- The implementation of a TRIM and Records Advisory Group
- The development and implementation of a digitisation plan for current records
- Continued professional development for Records Team members to achieve formal qualifications ensuring relevant knowledge and skills are developed.
- The development and testing of a Records Disaster Prevention, Response and Recovery plan with alignment to the Corporate Emergency Management Plan
- The development of an Employee Departure Procedure
- Board endorsement of the Records Management Strategy and the Records Management Policy
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- A program of regular transfers to PROV and Places of Deposit
- Redevelopment of the TRIM Business Classification Scheme to be an intuitive, up to date scheme to address the current business of the organisation and work to eliminate the use of shared drives
- Development of corporate TRIM and records management business rules
- Redevelopment and delivery of employee TRIM and Records Training Program with focus on increasing technical skills, understanding and awareness raising
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SINCE THE DAY it opened in 1954, the Lutz Tavern on SE Woodstock Boulevard was a workingman's bar, a place where neighborhood residents could unwind with a cold pint and a warm smile from the staff. When the Delta Cafe came along in the '90s, the family-owned bar became a holding area for the Southern restaurant's wait-listed patrons. In fact, in the days before cell phones, the Lutz even took calls from the Delta and hollered out diners' names. The Delta has since built its own bar (though there's still some spillover), but a whole new generation of symbiotic bar-restaurant relationships has grown out of Portland's intimate, no-reservation restaurants. (The long wait times at Pok Pok even inspired the owners to open up their own bar—the Whiskey Soda Lounge—across the street.) After all, if you have to wait, why not drink? Here's a look at what you can expect at some of the city's most popular pairings.
The Restaurant
Any near NE 28th avenue's restaurant row (Tabla, Navarre, Pambiche, Ken's Artisan Pizza, Laurelhurst Market)
The Bar
Spints Alehouse
401 NE 28th Ave
The Scene
Graduates of the worn environs at Beulahland and Chin Yen will be thrilled with the stylish, tasteful maturity of Spints. Divided into two sides—a lively, dark-paneled bar and a more subdued dining space—Spints absorbs 28th Avenue's overflow with ease, turning many passers-through into devotees.
The Drink
The cocktail menu, developed by the folks who brought us Teardrop Lounge, is certainly impressive, but the real draw here is the selection of hard-to-find German and Belgian beers.
The Wait
One to two drinks, depending on where you've set your sights for dinner.
—Rachel Ritchie
The Restaurant
Delta Cafe and Bar
4607 SE Woodstock Blvd
The Bar
Lutz Tavern
4639 SE Woodstock Blvd
The Scene
If Moe's Tavern existed outside of Matt Groening's imagination, this would be it. Illuminated by a single overhead light, myriad neon signs, and the glow from six lottery poker machines, the Lutz hosts a crop of bearded, flannel-clad regulars sporting trucker hats—and not ironically. Fortunately, they, like the big-haired bartenders, are a friendly bunch.
The Drink
There's no hard liquor served here, so you'll have to stick with what's on tap. Our favorite: Fish Tail Organic IPA.
The Wait
Even at peak dinner hours (7 to 8:30 p.m.), you probably won't have time for more than one drink. Bring cash or hit the US Bank out back; like the Delta, the Lutz doesn't take plastic.
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What is the Windows Vista Administrators Password?
by, 05-21-2007 at 09:57 PM (112267 Views)
After you installed your first copy of Windows Vista, how long did it take you to realize that you didn't know the administrator's password? With me it was about a week before I needed to make some changes in the file system. It suddenly occurred to me that being logged in as administrator might make the User Account Control dialog box go away, but I didn't know the administrator's password! What the heck is the Vista administrator's default password?
Unlike the previous releases of Windows, Windows Vista does not automatically create an Administrator account during installation. The theory is that the typical Windows user does not need to run with administrator privileges. Using a non-administrator account will prevent a Windows user from accidentally deleting operating system folder, files, and registry information, and prevent any Malware infecting the computer from doing the same. However, if you really need to run as an Administrator, you can easily activate the built-in Administrator account yourself.
Here are the basic steps to activate Vista's Administrator account and assign it a password:
- Logon to Vista using a standard user account
- From the Start menu, navigate to the Command Prompt menu item in the Accessories menu
- Right-click on the Command Prompt menu item and select Run as Administrator
- Click the Continue button on the User Account Control dialog box
- At the command prompt, enter net user administrator password , and hit Enter
- At the command prompt, enter net user administrator activate:yes , and hit Enter
- At the command prompt, enter exit and hit Enter to close the command window
- Log off and logon as Administrator using the password you selected
This procedure activates a user account named Administrator and assigns it Full Control security privileges. The user name Administrator is reserved, so you cannot create a user account with this name even if you haven't activated the built-in Administrator account. Depending on the local password policy of the computer, you might be required to enter a password of a minimum length or complexity, and not be allowed to use a blank password.
I Forgot my Vista Administrator Password!
The User Accounts applet in Control Panel features the Create a password reset disk wizard. Using this wizard, a floppy disk or USB flash drive can be created that allows the password of a specific user account on a specific Windows Vista computer to be reset by the user. Possession of the reset disk is considered to be authorization to reset the account's password. The reset disk can also be reused to reset the account's password multiple times. However, you need to know the password of the account you want to create the reset disk for, and you must create the reset disk before you forget the account's password.
To use the Vista password reset disk:
- Insert the floppy or USB reset disk in the computer
- Click the Reset password item on the Vista logon screen to start the Password Reset Wizard
- Click the Next button
- Enter a new password
- Reenter the new password
- If prompted, enter a password hint
- Click the Next and Finished buttons
- Enter your new password to logon to the user account
I Didn't Make a Password Reset Disk!
OK, you can reset a forgotten Windows Vista password without a Vista password rest disk, but you won't receive any help from Vista to do it. Instead, the Offline NT Password & Registry Editor is your ticket. This password editor not only works on Windows Vista, but also on all releases of Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003. It works by booting from a CD or USB flash drive and selecting a few options in a command line menu interface. (Booting this password editor from a floppy disk is possible, but is not currently supported for Vista.)
NOTE: If you change the administrator's password on a Windows XP or Windows Vista system that is using the Encrypted File System (EFS), all of the encrypted files will become inaccessible. The password for the Administrator account is used to create the EFS encryption key. Changing the Administrator account back to using the original password should restore access to the encrypted files , but I have not tried it.
There are many menu options in the password editor; if you only need to blank the Administrator's password, here are the basic steps. If you need more detailed information, read the FAQ.
- Download and burn the ISO file on to a CD or USB flash drive
- Boot from the CD or USB flash drive
- Hit Enter at the boot: prompt
- Select the boot partition (usually 1 )
- Enter the PATH to the registry hive files (hit Enter for the default WINDOWS\System32\config )
- Hit Enter (1) for password reset
- Hit Enter (1) to edit user data and passwords
- Hit Enter to change password for the Administrator account
- Enter * to blank the password
- Enter y to blank the password
- Enter ! to quit the password editor
- Enter q to exit the change NT password utility
- Enter y to save the changes to the Windows SAM database
- Enter n to exit the program
- Remove the CD or USB flash drive and reboot the computer
Having the ability to reset forgotten passwords and gain administrator access to your computer and can be a great time saver, but should only be a attempted by an IT professional. Using sophisticated system manipulation tools, you can easily make things worse rather than better.
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May 23rd, 2007 on 6:20 am
Very nice JD .I bet so many people will do better without having access to the admin account of course, this info is public knowledge, if you go out and look for it, but most people should not. I've received so many calls from friends saying they screwed up the admin account hopefully, this will bring that number down. Obviously, this is only the first step, but it seems to me as if Vista is making progress better than XP did at first .I know this one guy who refuses to leave 2000 behind, yet on the phone last night, he was asking what some file named ***.sys was for, and if he could delete it ..
James D. Murray
May 23rd, 2007 on 6:58 pm
Many Windows applications force the user to run with administrator privileges because they are created using system-centric rather than user-centric Windows design practices. As a Windows software developer myself, I am as guilty as anyone of writing my applications using a user account with administrator-level privileges and never checking if my apps actually ran in a non-admin security context. Vista's virtualization allows Windows apps written in this way to believe they are accessing admin-only areas of the OS, but are really not. Windows users may one day be able to easily use a non-admin user account as easily as Mac and Linux users do today.
I think it's a smaller jump from XP to Vista than it was from 2000 to XP, so people will be less afraid to try. Microsoft is also helping people with the transition to Vista by removing Windows XP from the new product pipeline as much as possible. I still run Windows 2000 servers myself because Windows XP is not a server OS, and I have no reason to migrate my systems to Windows Server 2003. I'll probably not personally move to Vista until after SP1 is released, and only when I buy a new laptop.
July 14th, 2007 on 3:53 pm
I have a question about Windows Vista passwords and thought maybe you could help, as I can't find a solution anywhere online (although I might end up doing one of the above solutions you posted thanks). My question is this if I have a working username/password and then I changed the username to Admin' and I can no longer login to my computer, what to I do? I didn't change the password, but since I changed the name, it won't let me in. Is Admin a reserved name? Is the fact I am on a network (in a highrise building I was told that my internet access is secure behind a firewall) have anything to do with it? Maybe another account is called Admin? ALso, when I first had Windows Vista, I had to try several times before it would take a new password (don't know why would just say smth like can't change your password' without a reason, which was surprising'. I know what the password was, even the password hint is still the same .but the name change to Admin messed everything up. Any suggestions?
October 11th, 2007 on 11:02 am
I tried your solution but when I enter in c:\users\me> net user administrator [password] I get the message that the user is not to be found (its a french vista home premium, so I translate). What can I try next?
I'm the only user and I need administrator rights (f.i. I want to delete fonts but I can't).
(I used tweakedUAC.exe, that makes a difference for programs but doesn't let me delete the damn fonts).
Can you help?
James D. Murray
October 12th, 2007 on 1:24 am
shi, I don't know if the name of the administrator account in French Vista is actually Administrator or not. Try administrateur and see if that works. You can also log into the administrator account in Safe Mode by pressing F8 when Vista starts up and selecting Safe Mode from the menu. You will then be be able to logon to the administrator account, which should have no password by default.
October 22nd, 2007 on 8:39 am
Hey i tried your method but unfortunately even though i followed your instruction word to word the password does not become blank.The Program displays Password is BLANK.After i restart the computer after saving the settings the password is not blank when i try to login from the Login screen.The same holds true for changng the password .Pls help me out .
November 11th, 2007 on 2:58 am
hey pal i forgot ma admin password and i only remember the other user password but it is limited one n it is not allowing me to load any softwares since it is limited account it always ask for admin password which i have forgotten so plz hlp me and post the any help u can provide im using windows vista home edition plzzzzzzzz help
November 11th, 2007 on 3:00 am
and I Didn't Make a Password Reset Disk! so plz post the help
November 20th, 2007 on 11:32 am
I tryed using F8 and booting up in safe mode. No admin account appears Any ideas?
January 5th, 2008 on 7:03 am
I'm using Vista Home Basic, and yesterday I failed to remember my detailed password after giving in a long password. I even gave it Capital Letter details (yes, what an intelligent move) but even now I still cannot log in. I tried to download a hacking program called Ophcrack, but the files came in .rar, and when I moved the so called 'specific' files into a CD-ROM and inserted it when in the Log In screen, noting happened.
I never knew about the Password Reset Disk until I encountered this problem, and I don't want to end up re-installing Windows, as that would mean that I've have to pay extra cash to log in my own Notebook and I've just recieved it 2 weeks ago on Xmas day. To think that the computer was installing updates when this happened
I just hope I'll have better luck with this application than the Ophcrack BULL I foolishly installed out of panic. Now let's hope that this will actually do its job. ^_^'
Sun S
January 22nd, 2008 on 6:01 am
I tried to use methode: Run as Administrator to run some software which can not be ra by normal operatio, and working.
Paul Hogan
January 30th, 2008 on 5:03 am
Hi James D Murray,
I tried what you said and it seemed to work ok except that there is no option to log in as Administrator the only options presented are my log in (which should have the administrator rights!!) and the standard user account that I set as per your instructions. It is Step 8 Log off and logon as Administrator using the password you selected that I have the problem with.
Randy Bolton
February 3rd, 2008 on 5:52 pm
Hi James,
I made a CD boot disk to reset my initial Administator account that I had created on a new Vista Premium install on my new Acer laptop. Your instructions worked great (menus are slightly changed in the latest S/W build). My password was reset and I was able to login to my laptop without having to reinstall Vista. Thanks.
P.S. It is somewhat ironic that it requires Linux (CD boot OS) to fix a screwed up Windows box. More power to the penguin!
Arno Lips
February 6th, 2008 on 1:49 am
It should be like this, step 6 has to be adjusted!
1. Logon to Vista using a standard user account
2. From the Start menu, navigate to the Command Prompt menu item in the Accessories menu
3. Right-click on the Command Prompt menu item and select Run as Administrator
4. Click the Continue button on the User Account Control dialog box
5. At the command prompt, enter net user administrator password, and hit Enter
6. At the command prompt, enter net user administrator /activate:yes, and hit Enter
7. At the command prompt, enter exit and hit Enter to close the command window
8. Log off and logon as Administrator using the password you selected
Just a simple fore slash and bye the way . THX for the info
Regards, arno
Breony Hall
February 12th, 2008 on 6:38 am
How do I exit from safe mode-I have windows vista
February 19th, 2008 on 5:14 pm
In the command above there must be a slash right before activate. The command would be net user administrator /activate:yes
The administrator account name in english Vista is Administrator (!) but in portuguese (for example) is administraDor (capital D just to enfasize). In french is probably administrateur. THIS APPLIES TO THE ABOVE NET COMMANDS ALSO!!
If you don't activate the account it won't show up in safe mode.
Oh! and if you forgot the Admin password either read the above I didn't make a password reset disk or get an IT profissional, that you certanly are not
P.S.: forgive my english. i am (you gessed it!) portuguese.
March 6th, 2008 on 7:05 pm
I have a standard user account that I set as per your instructions. It is Step 4 Click the Continue button on the User Account Control dialog box that I have the problem with. i dont have the Admin password so how can i bypass the Admin password to get to the command prompt
March 20th, 2008 on 1:28 pm
Hi James D. Murray
My daughter has forgotten the password for her laptop with Vista Home Premium. Her account is a standard one, and we have not set up an Administrator account. We didn't create a password reset disk had no idea that such a thing existed!
Your instructions for resetting passwords using the Offline Registry Editor look as if they are designed for resetting an Administrator password. Can they be used for the ordinary account password? Do I need to do anything different?
Thank you
March 23rd, 2008 on 11:56 am
How do i boot from a USB flash drive when i can't login with F8. When i press f8 and go to SAFE MODE it still asked me for the password.
March 26th, 2008 on 5:20 pm
I have the same problem as Dante from 03/06/08. I get hung-up on Step 4 because I don't have the Admin. password and there is no Continue button showing in the User Account Control dialog box. My system is Vista Ultimate 64-bit if that makes any difference. Please help! I am FRUSTRATED!
James D. Murray
March 26th, 2008 on 5:53 pm
If you don't know the Administrator password then you will need to reset it using the Offline NT Password & Registry Editor utility.
March 26th, 2008 on 11:49 pm
i have a comp with vista, one day i accidently pulled the plug on my comp and after i pluged it back in i have to log on to vista,(where before i unpluged it i never had to). but the thing is my first name is there as a user name and i dont know what the password is, i never created one. does vista set a default password or what??
April 16th, 2008 on 9:32 pm
Hi James D. Murray,
I've been searching help on my Vista Administrator Password for a few days through some search engines and start getting fastruted. It is so lucky to get this website, and guide me eazily how to reset my password within 30 minutes. It is a freeware provided by YOU, Mr. James D. Murray!
Finally, i wish to say thank you for the above help given. Many many thanks to you.
May 19th, 2008 on 9:43 am
Hey guys,
I have a similar problem to Charles?
I have a Vista Home basic Laptop with one user account on it. The password for this account has been forgotten.
I a linux program to try and reset the password, well in this case I blanked it.
But it does not seem to have taken the blanking of the password. It is still telling me that the password is wrong????
Any ideas on where to go from here or why it is happening???
I have safely shut down windows a couple of times now and restarted it. Ran the program a couple of times and its all to no avail!!!!!!
Kirk M. Schafer
May 20th, 2008 on 12:49 pm
James, if you could make the correction detailed by Arno Lips, above (from Feb 06), it might save the innocent a significant amount of frustration as, step 6 in your article will set the administrator's password to activate:yes. Further, though perhaps it works both ways, I've found that /active:yes (instead of activate) is the working parameter for the net use command.
June 2nd, 2008 on 11:52 am
when i did the above is stated that the user information was not found any advice
Ulrik Ramsing
June 4th, 2008 on 3:03 pm
Thank you for the information above, needed it badly and it worked perfectly! As others may end where I was an hour ago and I got here using Google, I'm adding a few details to help the next
I ignored normal settle-in rules and started using my new Dell XPS M1330 faster than I should. Opting for simplicity and fast reboots I added my username and omitted the password. So far so good.
However, starting the Finger Print Reader Suite suddenly required a password for the current account. As there was none Vista appears to enter a catch-22 situation effectively I was shut out of the system.
You got me back in, thank you!
October 6th, 2008 on 8:01 am
My problem is trivial but I'd like to fix it all the same. I changed my Windows Vista Login password using the option from the CTL-ALT-DEL screen. No problem. Now when I login and get the password wrong it gives me the hint from my previous password. I'd like to change the hint too but can't find any way to do this. Like I said. trivial. I'm just a regular user so once explanations on how to do things get too technical for me to understand I'll go no further. Lliving with a trivial problem is a lot better than creating a major one because I didn't know what I was doing.
All the same I'd like to fix it. Any ideas simple enough for a regular user? What does website mean in the Leave a Reply process?
James D. Murray
November 6th, 2008 on 9:46 am
If your computer is on a domain, you can't create a password hint. Otherwise, you can change the hint when you change the password.
January 13th, 2009 on 11:29 pm
hi! im using windows vista home premium, my prob is like this,
i m installing a software (cd13x) and it was successful but when I run it, its asking me to log in using an administrator-level-account for using the application for the first time..But Im already log-in in my administrator account..Can you help me pls.?thanks.
January 20th, 2009 on 3:41 pm
I have just discovered the Windows Vista (default) Administrator's password: Administrator where A is written in capital letter. Regards.
Luis Rodriguez
February 20th, 2009 on 7:36 pm
Thanks so much for the file and write up. This got me out of a serious jam. Thanks again!
Noah R
April 15th, 2009 on 2:55 pm
Also instead of [password] you could just have it be
net user Administrator *
much easier!
April 21st, 2009 on 10:41 am
hi my grand father just bought a new laptop from asus it has vista, weve created our password worked fine for a couple of tries and then nothing, the password you have entered is not correct, wth is going on, theres no admin accounts, so theres no way to reset it someone help me please
Ben Roberts
May 13th, 2009 on 2:08 pm
Out of the blue my computer displayed password expires in 14 days. I entered the old password and put in a new one, but it said the user name or password were incorrect. I know they are correct because I wrote them down. Now what do I do?
May 15th, 2009 on 10:59 pm
i found an easier way to change you DEFAULT ADMIN password in case you forgot or lost it log on to you NAME(make sure you have admin rights) under CONTROL PANEL>USER ACCOUNT & FAMILY>click USER ACCOUNT>
you name will be displayed after the text(CHANGE YOU ACCOUNT TYPE) you will see Manage ANOTHER ACCOUNT(click that) you will see all you accounts(making sure you have enabled default admin) it will appear to click the ADMIN and click CHANGE PASSWORD after you done changing the password and you logged in make sure you do a rescue disk password for that account hope this works cuss' it worked for me.
Ted Hughes
May 22nd, 2009 on 3:53 am
Just to say thank you for your excellent programme. My granddaughter changed her Vista password and propmtly forgot it.
Your programme enable me to sort it out. I did have to try it many times before it worked. I notice you mention it is the administrator recovery but I put in her user name and it blanked that password. If I am honest I am not sure how I did it but who cares she is back on with a stern warning about passwords.
Very many thanks,
Ted Hughes
June 14th, 2009 on 11:30 am
My mom bought a new computer and has forgotten her password. She never even finished with her computer setup. She typed in her username and password and had to run out the door. Now we can't figure out the password. The computer has never even been past the initial username/password entry screen. She has windows vista. Can you help us?
June 20th, 2009 on 6:22 pm
I tried to recover my adm. password and still didn't work.
It just won't let me do anything. I wished someone could get me out of this mess. I did make a recovery floppy disk, but I have missed placed it. OOPPS.
I have been trying to remember what I changed my password to. I am listed a the adm. If I ever get this fixed I am going to make me a standard account and forget the adm. account.
any help would be so appreciated. I read a lot on your site and you have a lot of good infro, but I just can't make it work for me. thanks.
Jim Thomas
June 21st, 2009 on 1:48 am
Our laptop was recently stolen and we were fortunate enought to find it again but now we can't open it. It is completely shut down which I guess is the purpose of the new vista security it worked!
But now we don't know what the administrators password is.
When we turn the laptop on its starts up and goes straight to a white screen with DOS writing. There is a grey box that says dell Inc and their website. another grey box that says this computer system # . is protected by a password authentication system. You cannot acces the data on this computer without the correct password. and a third grey box which says please enter the password and press enter.
The CD drive won't open either. i do not recall ever seeing anything about an administrators password only the user password, which obviously does not work in this instance.
Is this something we can fix ourselves or do we need to take it to the store where we purchased the computer with Vista already installed?
Jim Thomas
July 3rd, 2009 on 2:21 pm
Admin is disabled for a reason, JUST LIKE LINUX.
Its suppose to be accessed Very sparingly and offline to tweak sensitive functions such as the registry for example.
What happens if you use Admin account as Default login:
1. your installation goes to crap after 2-6 months (reinstall)
2. you are opening yourself up to a can of Cyberwoopass from some one know knows how to scan for random IP addresses and hack into password protected Windows Vista (most kids 14 and up nowadays)
3. You become more retarded with every passing day.
July 3rd, 2009 on 2:22 pm
I wanted to add:
The best thing to do is activate the account, SET A PASSWORD and then de-activate the account for emergency use later on.
July 5th, 2009 on 12:47 am
I added myself as administrator on daughter's computer and then realised I didn't need to so I made myself a normal user and didn't make her the administrator again. Now I cannot access anything that needs admin passwords etc. including updating my anti virus software etc. How can I fix this. I have typed in the net user administrator etc. and it came up with a system error 5?. Please help.
August 29th, 2009 on 1:58 pm
Hey, when i type net user administrator activate:yes it writes:system error 5 has occurred acess is denied. what should i have to do? pls help me i must go in to the administrator account. pls.
September 7th, 2009 on 1:42 pm
hey, man your file is unavailable .. please help me i was trying to get a new pass but it said cant make a new password so i reset my computer .and wen i put my old pass and new and the default pass it said wrong password and no I dont have a reset key
September 14th, 2009 on 6:47 pm
Worked like a charm for my vista system. Many thanks!
September 29th, 2009 on 11:45 am
I just reinstalled my computer, I am the only user, I have only one password which I use to log in. I did your steps how to become administrator, I think I did it, but when I try to change or do anything with administrators account it says that the password ir wrong, but I have no other. In users it says that I am the administrator, password protected. I need that password to use fingerpring software (the log in in it is like this: user is Laura, and then your password, but above at the top its written windows password). What do I need to write in there, with XP I had no such problem.
The main point is that I didn't forget the password, I tried 6 step both ways, the first one worked, the one with / didn't. Could it be my password too short?
September 29th, 2009 on 12:19 pm
wanted to share my solution:
I did only this Command Prompt window appears, enter the command net user administrator /active:yes
Then I had to change the password in user accounts and it worked.
The only problem is that it didnt help with my problem, in administrator account I managed to make fingerprint entry but in simple account neither user password, nor administrator password works.
Does anyone have any ideas?
September 30th, 2009 on 1:06 pm
hi im trying to reset my administrator password. i dont ever remember putting in one. I have an admin account just for downloading software and other stuff but when i try to download on my account( im not an administrator) it asks for the admin password. Can anyone please help me ????!!!! i am at school abroad and im in desperate need of a solution. PLEASE HELP.
December 3rd, 2009 on 7:18 pm
You can reset the windows password.
The program that I recommend is the Windows Password Key 8.0, it is very easy to create a
recovery disk that you can use on any Windows PC. It works perfectly to reset any local user account to a blank password. Just an easy to use bootable CD/DVD . It can also be used on a USB Flash Drive.
December 27th, 2009 on 10:17 am
OK my 15 year old son found all this info after I had set my personal account up as adminstrator. He has now managed to set up the adminstrator account under his control. My only solution now on parental controls is to lock the damn thing away.
How do I regain control of the the aminstrator function? Without bloodshed in the house!
James D. Murray
December 29th, 2009 on 6:47 am
Do not assume that the only thing he has done is change the admin's password. Unless you can determine what software he may have installed on your computer to maintain control of it, your safest solution is to backup all your data, reformat your hard drive, reinstall Windows, and forbid him access to your computer. Buy him his own computer when he's 18 and legally responsible for his own actions.
February 19th, 2010 on 9:21 am
I never made a password and all of a sudden it is asking for a password to download a bigfish game. It has never done this before and I have had this pc for about 2 years. Usually I run as administrator and click OK and all is well, but this is a new prompt I have never seen before. Lame.
March 10th, 2010 on 1:53 am
The default administrators password for Windows Vista is admin
May 10th, 2010 on 2:01 am
I uauslly used the cheapest and easy to use tools, especialy free trial: like Windows Password Recovery tool 3.0 to reset Windows XP password.
Or you can try hacker. O(n_n)O ~
May 13th, 2010 on 9:32 pm
Windows Password Key 8.0 is considered as the best tool to reset local administrator and user passwords on any Windows system. It creates a password recovery CD/DVD, USB Flash Drive for home, business and enterprise with an extremely competitive price. And most of all, it's the most popular and safe solution for removing your Windows password until now?
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June 17th, 2010 on 1:34 am
You can create a password reset disk by third party software. At one time I forgot my vista password and I created a password reset disk by software name windows login recovery available http://www.windowsloginrecovery.com
November 6th, 2010 on 10:05 am
Hi, when I right click on command prompt and choose run as administrator, it asks me for a password and doesn't let me in until I figure it out. What do I do, please help!
James D. Murray
November 19th, 2010 on 10:01 pm
You need to first activate the Administrator account in Vista. It's deactivated by default.
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Disgusting, looks like dog food. But I suppose if you were starving to death this would be ok but given other options HELL NO.
Did you read the OP?
Godfrey told Wired that the piece was intended as a humorous commentary on consumer culture, in which shoppers are constantly bombarded with the latest gimmick.
"It's not a statement on the food industry, so much, nor was it ever made for consumption," he said.
It's art, not food.


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What kind of Messiah would Brangelina's baby Shiloh be if her blessed life were not worshipped and honored in song? Admit it, while slightly repulsed, you're not altogether surprised that someone has finally taken the initiative to write the inevitable "Shiloh Nouvel" song. The divinely-inspired musicians are none other than The Fresh, an LA-based musical comedy duo. Go to their MySpace page, turn up the volume, and give your most reverent attention to the beatific sounds of this most holy choir.
Loose Lindsay & Dirty Daddy
In what is turning out to be the greatest – and grossest – trading card collection since Garbage Pail Kids, Gallery of the Absurd's Celebrity Trading Cards combine artistic talent with inane celeb gossip and produce hilariously creative results. There are only two cards so far (the first depicted Jessica Simpson's creepy dad), but I can't wait to see what sort of besteverness those kids come up with next.
SIZZLER: Tom & Nicole Were Never Married… Sorta
Tom Cruise conspiracy theories are fun. Tom picked Katie Holmes to be his gf off a list of available actresses; Katie signed a multimillion dollar 5-year girlfriend contract; She was never pregnant; Suri doesn't exist; War of The Worlds wasn't a terrible movie; Tom likes women; etc, etc, etc. Well, now there's a new one to add to the list:
Tom Cruise was never actually married to Nicole Kidman.
The BBC is reporting that Kidman's 10-year union to Cruise wasn't recognized by the Catholic Church of Australia. The service was seen only as a legal ceremony and not a spiritual one. In other words, according to the Catholic Church anyway, it never happened. [continue reading]
Okay, okay, so the full story is actually Tom Cruise was never actually married to Nicole Kidman in the eyes of the Catholic church. But come on. Where's the fun in that?
While You Were Selling Baby Pictures
- Gwyneth Paltrow has announced that she is currently in the process of recording an album. It makes sense, I guess: she acted in a crappy movie about karaoke singers and she's married to a crappy pop singer – she deserves the chance to sing crappy music of her own.
- Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh was detained at an airport this week when authorities discovered a prescription bottle of Viagra in his luggage that didn't have his name on it. Though he found it difficult to explain to authorities why he had Bill O'Reilly's penis pills, six copies of the Log Cabin Republican Magazine and a filthy loofa, the fast-talking radio host was finally able to board his flight.
- There was a time when a Cameron Diaz nip-slip actually meant something. Now everyone's all like, "Oh, it's not her secret baby with Justin Timberlake's newborn nipple? Then frankly we don't give a damn."
- John Cusack has filed for a restraining order against a woman he claims has been stalking him. The Los Angeles woman apparently really, really, REALLY loves dogs.
- Speaking of dogs: Moose, the Jack Russell terrier who played pooch "Eddie" for 10 years on Frasier, has passed away, joining Lassie, Benji and Old Yeller in the VIP section of doggie heaven (cause that's where they all go), where he'll spend his days eating Kobe beef and having more poodle sex than he ever thought possible.
Best Night Ever 6-26-06
It's Best Night Ever for Monday, June 26th! Lauren Brown is here to walk you through the best of Monday night tv, including Treasure Hunters, Hell's Kitchen, and How To Get The Guy!
…Of The Day
- PETITION: Send Art Brut to Top of the Pops. I'm sure many of you don't know who Art Brut is, or what Top of The Pops is, but trust me: it's a good cause. (Pitchforkmedia)
- QUOTE: "How much cocaine would I have to do to lose 10 pounds?" – Paul Scheer's mom. (Paul Scheer)
- SAD PASSING OF HOLLYWOOD ROYALTY: The most likeable character on Frasier, Eddie (real name: Moose) is no more. (D-Listed)
- ADVERTISEMENT: Al Gore & Bender from Futurama are here to scare the s**t out of you. (Screenhead)
- ASS KICKER: Ashlee Simpson. Keep it clean ladies, and please, stay away from the new nose. (Hot Online News)
BWE's Celebrity Baby Photos Price Guide
After photos of Brangelina's first baby sold for millions, and now that we've learned that TomKat's price demands for Suri's First Photo have still not been met, we thought we'd explain the volatile Celebrity Baby Photo market by providing you with this helpful price guide, using a broad spectrum of examples from which you might better understand the cost of getting exclusive shots of newborn stars 20 minutes before all the blogs do.
TomKat – $10 million, made payable to The Church of Scientology, along with no less than 12 open-minded recruits for a 'preliminary audit' at the Center
LISTEN UP: BWE's Daily Dose of the Best Music Ever
- To Die By Your Side posted three great tracks today. So head on over there for tracks by the Eels, Flaming Lips, and The Who.
- Speaking of the Eels, The Of Mirror Eye has 4 tracks from Live At Town Hall.
- Speaking of live, Sweetheart Of The Radio has a few live Cat Power tracks from a radio session in 1998. Good stuff.
- Speaking of good stuff, Interpretations Diverses may not speak English, but they do have 2 tracks off the new Islands CD– one of the best CD's of the year, if you ask me.
- Speaking of me, I like Elliott Smith, which is why I enjoyed Jefito Blog's Complete Idiot's Guide to Elliott Smith. I won't ruin the ending for you.
- And finally, speaking of ending, I'm going to end this list by directing you to three tracks by Wang Chung. Head over to Lost in the 80's and download them all– none of which are "Everybody Have Fun Tonight", believe it or not.
It's June 26th; What's up?
Every morning when I walk out of my apartment located in Manhattan's Lower East Side I'm greeted by about 14 side-by-side posters for ABC Family's new show Kyle XY. The premise, from what I can gather, is that he's a guy without a bellybutton. And that's about it. Umm… that's good enough for me!
You know what else is good enough for me: How To Get The Guy. It's the funniest unintentionally funny show on TV and definitely worth checking out if you can stomach the awkwardness. Also on tonight: Saved & The Closer on TNT and Fast Inc. on MTV. What are YOU watching tonight? Vote now!
BWE EXCLUSIVE: Sherrod Small Calls Bulls**t!
You might remember a couple of weeks ago BWE broke the news that John Mayer was going to drop by the Comedy Cellar to try his hand out at Stand-Up comedy. Well, when word got back to John that his surprise appearance was no longer a surprise he decided to postpone his Cellar debut. So it wasn't until this past Friday that he finally hit the stage in an attempt to entertain comedy lovers and drunken tourists alongside Dave Attell, Jim Norton, and our very own Sherrod Small.
How'd he do? Well, if you visited Gawker or Stereogum today and read this guy's account, he bombed. Hell, I read it and I believed it because blogs are the single most reliable news sources on the planet. Right? Right? Wrong.
Sherrod Small calls Bulls**t!
"This is ridiculous," Sherrod said. "The guy took John's words and turned them around. It wasn't insensitve. Money, he used the N word once at the end of the show when he was talking about his Dave Chappelle appearance and how people come up to him and say 'give me a pound, nigga.' Nobody was offended. Everybody loved it."
There you have it: the same show, two different perspectives. I think I'm going to believe the comedian over the anonymous blogger, though. Call me old fashioned.


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HSBC "lift" by Grey London
Agency: Grey London
Rating: 5.0
By Noel Bussey, campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 25 February 2010 11:10AM
It beat three other agencies to scoop the business, which will include all the above-the-line and digital duties.
VCCP will now create a campaign designed to promote the service in both the business and leisure travel markets.
The pitch was called in December by Gatwick Express' parent company, the Go-Ahead Group. It included the Southeastern franchise, which is still up for grabs. VCCP is also included in that review.
The agency already works on the Go-Ahead-Group's other franchise, Southern Railway, an account it picked up in August last year.
Gillian Singh, the head of marketing for Southern Railway, said: "Having already worked with VCCP on the recent Southern campaigns that have proven to be very successful, we are looking forward to collaborating with them."
This article was first published on campaignlive.co.uk
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too funny! my mom has a rescued jack girl named sadie, and she's just as nuts. love her to pieces!
Jack Russells Have a Blast
A blast of water that is – and it's more fun than it has any right to be.
We giggled our way through this ninety-six second fun fest a few times last night and just longed for summer fun with our dogs. It would be so much fun to know what these two nutty Jack Russells are thinking when they move in for a snooter full of spray, but then again, half of the fun is not knowing.
Whatever you do, don't bail on this early: the adorable ending absolutely makes it.
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January 4, 2011 1:44 amPosted 4 years ago
January 4, 2011 11:55 amPosted 4 years ago
That sure did look like fun. Bet they were tired for at least 5 minutes afterward.
January 4, 2011 12:10 pmPosted 4 years ago
reminded me of Kaiser my GSD..if it was too hot for dog parks and walks in summer I would get the hose out and play with him for what seemed like hours! Thanks for bringing me a good memory
January 4, 2011 1:30 pmPosted 4 years ago
That was just too funny at the end. Thunder used to attack the sprinkler heads when he was younger but now all he does is lift his leg on therm:)
Woos ~ Phantom, Thunder, and Ciara
January 4, 2011 1:40 pmPosted 4 years ago
Seriously, I'd love to be a Jack Russell!
January 4, 2011 4:30 pmPosted 4 years ago
Years ago, my mom had a poodle who used to love to play in the sprinklers. She didn't wipe herself off afterwards like these dogs do though.
January 4, 2011 6:38 pmPosted 4 years ago
Too funny. I hoped they rubbed some soap on them before hand as that seems like a great idea to take care of bath time
January 4, 2011 8:11 pmPosted 4 years ago
These little stinkers are hilarious. But, maybe their mom needs to cut back on their snacks because they look a little chunky. Oh well, maybe fun in the sprinkler more often will help them burn some more calories. You can hear them huffing and a puffing when they run the sprinkler course. What fun!
January 4, 2011 8:44 pmPosted 4 years ago
splash, boing boing boing, splash, grunt grunt, splash, boing boing boing ….. wallow. Me: giggle giggle. Love it!
January 4, 2011 10:10 pmPosted 4 years ago
This may be the best thing ever. Seriously… ever. I love JRTs!
January 6, 2011 11:46 amPosted 4 years ago
My Jack Sharkey does the same thing but with the hose – makes it impossible to water the flowers while she is out! LOL So typically Jack! LOL
January 8, 2011 9:50 pmPosted 4 years ago
My one JRT, Malarky, is just as obsessive with sprinklers. She would be in heaven with that set-up.


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YIELD: Makes 8 to 10 servings
ACTIVE TIME: 40 min
TOTAL TIME: 1 1/2 hr
Make cake:
Place oven rack in middle position and preheat oven to 350°F. Butter pan and set aside.
Whisk together flour, baking soda, spices, and salt in a bowl.
Beat together sugar, butter, and rum with an electric mixer at medium-high speed until combined well, then add egg and beat until pale and fluffy, 2 to 3 minutes with a stand mixer or 5 to 6 minutes with a handheld. Reduce speed to low and add dry ingredients, mixing until combined well. Add applesauce and mix until combined well.
Spread batter evenly in springform pan and bake until a wooden pick or skewer comes out clean, 30 to 35 minutes.
Cool cake in pan on a rack 10 minutes, then remove side of pan and cool completely.
Make icing:
Melt 2 tablespoons butter in a 1 1/2- to 2-quart heavy saucepan, then add sugar and evaporated milk and simmer, stirring constantly until sugar is dissolved, about 4 minutes.
Remove from heat and whisk in rum, vanilla, salt, and remaining tablespoon butter, then whisk in confectioners sugar 1 tablespoon at a time. Cool to warm, about 20 minutes, then spread over cooled cake.


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taxpayers who file their returns early this year might be disappointed in how
long it takes to get their expected refunds. The Internal Revenue Service says
the processing of around a million returns, along with the issuance of any refund
checks, could be slowed because of tax form complications.
You're most
in danger of a delayed IRS
check if you plan to take
the state sales tax, educator
expenses, or tuition and fees
deductions, regardless of
whether you claim just one
or all three. This tax-break
trio was signed into law just
a few weeks ago.
But don't blame just the IRS. Congress played a big part
in creating the problem because it was slow in putting the popular breaks back
on the books. The deductions technically expired at the end of 2005. It took Congress
almost a full year to reinstate them.
That delay is
why you might encounter refund
delays. But the IRS offers
a couple of solutions. Filing
electronically may be
the answer. But for taxpayers
with a penchant for filing
paper forms, follow the instructions
below to sort
out the sales tax or make
Deduction delays
While Capitol Hill was wrangling over the renewals, the IRS pushed ahead in readying
2006 tax material. To ensure that the current filing season would start on time,
the IRS had to get forms to the printer in November, about six weeks before the
final tax-break vote.
And since there was no guarantee that
Congress would extend the expired deductions, any mention of them was omitted
from the final form. So now taxpayers and IRS employees alike must deal with "special
instructions" to claim the deductions missing from this year's returns.
IRS expects some filers to make mistakes entering the claims on form lines that
are already designated for other tax breaks.
And in announcing
the makeshift deduction process,
IRS Commissioner Mark W. Everson
said, "The recent changes
in the law mean the IRS will
not be able to process a small
percentage of (these) individual
tax returns until early February.
January, the IRS received around 930,000 returns that included claims for at least
one of the three extended tax breaks. The tax agency is estimating it will get,
and have to hold for a few extra weeks, a similar number this year.
electronically One way to bypass this season's form complications
is to use tax software. Most of the products were issued in a preliminary format
months ago, with instructions to periodically check the manufacturers' Web sites
for updated information and forms.


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Kendrick Perkins has looked himself in the proverbial mirror.
Mired in one of the worst statistical seasons of his career through the first third of this year, Perkins admitted Monday that he hasn't played up to expectations.
Kendrick Perkins has looked himself in the proverbial mirror.
Mired in one of the worst statistical seasons of his career through the first third of this year, Perkins admitted Monday that he hasn't played up to expectations.
"I'm struggling," Perkins said.
Perkins ranks third on the Thunder in rebounding. But at 5.4 per game, he's pulling down his least amount of boards since he averaged 5.2 during the 2006-07 season. Perkins' 11.6 percent rebound rate (the percentage of total missed shots a player rebounds) is the worst of his career. Only four centers who have logged enough games and minutes to qualify have a lower rebound rate.
In 23 games going into Monday's at Portland, Perkins had pulled down fewer than five rebounds eight times.
"I just got to play better," Perkins said. "It's not just the rebounding. My points are down. I'm usually one of the league leaders in field-goal percentage. I just got to play better. It's nothing else to it. I just got to play better."
Perkins is shooting a career-low 45.3 percent from the field. Last year, despite not being close to 100 percent as he recovered from knee injuries, Perkins shot 49.3 percent in 17 games with the Thunder. He shot 54.2 percent in 12 games with Boston. At 4.6 points per game, Perkins is averaging his least amount of points since he average 4.5 in 2006-07.
"I don't know whether it's my focus or what. But it's on me," Perkins said. "I really don't care about the points. But I do worry about picking up my field-goal percentage and my rebounding. I at least need to be at eight a game. So that's unacceptable."
Perkins said he gets frustrated just like fans when he looks at the final stat sheet and sees he's pulled down just one or three rebounds, which happened in the team's previous two games against Memphis and San Antonio. Perkins, however, said he's unsure of how to regain his productivity of yesteryear. For now, Perkins said he's just trying to find ways to continue impacting games while he's struggling.
"The thing is, I never have been in a slump," Perkins said. "This is my first time being in a slump. I just got to find my way. I figure the only thing I can do is go up from here, though."
Guard Daequan Cook has stood out since being inserted into the starting lineup.
But, surprisingly, he's done it by excelling on the defensive end, not offensively.
Before Monday's game at Portland, Cook was averaging 7.7 points, five rebounds and 1.66 blocks in three games while filling in for customary starter Thabo Sefolosha, who is sidelined with a foot injury.
Cook's defensive play of late has appeared to be much better than it was when he arrived in Oklahoma City at the start of last season.
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VIDEO: Rick Santorum Responds to Charles Krauthammer's Challenge on Gay Marriage in Special Report Interview
Political analyst Charles Krauthammer challenged Rick Santorum when it comes to his stance on gay marriage, asking him in what way opposing gay marriage is in effect a defense of traditional marriage.
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Barque 'Dirigo,' Bath, ca. 1906
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The barque Dirigo was the first steel ship built in America. It was built and owned by Arthur Sewall & Co., Bath.
George W. Goodwin was the commander and gave this image of the ship to Liela Lyon, mother of Henry (Harry) Lyon, a sailor aboard the ship.
Written on the back of the photo is "To Mrs. Lyon. compliments of George W. Goodwin."
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- Title: Barque 'Dirigo,' Bath, ca. 1906
- Creation Date: circa 1906
- Subject Date: circa 1906
- Town: Bath
- County: Sagadahoc
- State: ME
- Media: Photograph
- Dimensions (cm): 24.6 x 33.8
- Collection: Harry Lyons Collection
- Object Type: Image
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In my notifications (either used from the pop-out menu from the front page, or from the User CP), some links to the news articles simply direct me to www.neowin.net/news, not the actual news item. Seems to only be in the last 24 hours, all my other notifications are unaffected.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. Just as the Packers are getting one wide receiver back on the field, they might be losing another. Coach Mike McCarthy announced Friday that Jordy Nelson, who's missed the past three games with a hamstring injury, is probable for Green Bay's regular-season finale Sunday in Minnesota against the Vikings. "I feel good about Jordy Nelson," McCarthy said. "He's gone through a full week of work. He felt good this morning going through the medical evaluation. So I have no reason not to believe that he'll be ready to go Sunday." However, the Packers' No. 1 receiver this season, Randall Cobb, is questionable after suffering a right ankle and knee injury last weekend. "We had a menu set for him as far as going through a workout; He was able to accomplish that," McCarthy said of Cobb. "He did some returns. He took some practice reps. So we'll see how he is in the morning. He looked pretty good." Cobb, who broke the franchise's single-season record for all-purpose yards, ...
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Through its 2014 Offering of Letters, Bread is seeking various reforms in the way the U.S. government carries out its food-aid programs.
Traditionally, U.S. food aid has meant bagged cereals and pulses (such as dried peas and lentils), flour, a blended corn-soy product designed to be mixed with water to make porridge or gruel, or a combination of these. Purchased by the U.S. Department of Agriculture in the Midwest, it was sent by rail or barge to U.S. ports and then continued its long journey by ship. Finally, food aid arrived in the places where it was needed, where it was distributed through emergency and development programs administered by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).
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My question for her is what is your phone number? Dinner with me? You got beautiful eyes.
Even though I would like to have all systems this gen again, I still can't justify to get a xOne, even if the new models look pretty nice. So yeah, I'm afraid MS will lose the "more important" sales fight in the next months as well
Interesting. I wonder which character will fill the role of Carth.
Sorry for the double post, I was too late for editing.
I really don't care for a new Tomb Raider. The last one was a strange Uncharted clone. The story about a fragile little woman massacring hundreds of men didn't make any sense. Those action packed cinematics filled with QTEs got old really fast, and the hand holding was infuriating. It felt like whoever directed the game was terrified of the prospect of someone being stuck for a single second.
Oh great... The new Bioware game had me going from intrigued to face palming in under 10 seconds.
I stopped expecting for much from Bioware after EA had bought them, and it seems they never fail to disappoint.
Absolutely more excited to play Tomb Raider. Now the question for me is which new console to buy Spring/Summer 2015. Getting a new PC this Christmas, and still have 500,000 games to play on last generation consoles. Saving the graphics breaking beauty games like Last of Us, Watch Dogs, and so forth for the new console purchase. Then again, they may look stunning enough on my new PC :D we'll wait and see!
NICE !!!!! glad for the MGSV PC confirmation to include ground zeroes!!! best news I've heard since announcement of TR: rising.
speaking of TR: rising, I knew it was't going to remain exclusive like I mentioned on yesterdays episode. the exclusivity is that it launches on xbox first during the chrsitmas holiday, THEN launches for the other platforms early on in the new year.
Bioware opting for the online shenanigans again -.- How many people wanted a MMO KotoR? not many. They wanted another single player offline mode with an amazing story, an engaging world, and well developed characters. Online games have a stupid amount of people all trying to look cool and unique and failing miserably.
MGS on PC? Whoa! That's some breaking news.
I'm glad Tomb Raider will come out on more platforms later on. I loved the first and I'm not planning on buying an Xbox One any time soon.
Metal Gear Solid has become really weird these days. It just feels like they have no clue at all what the series is supposed to be about or where they want it to go. It becomes more and more convoluted every game that comes out.
What's wrong with bioware coming out with an online co-op game? Don't they know that we core gamers have no IRL friends? Now when I play this game I will be reminded how forever alone I truly am
Great. Now I have to avoid Tomb Raider spoilers for a year
Phil Spencer genuine??? This is the same person who towed the company line on forced Kinect and still believes in DRM. He's as genuine as the average politician or used car salesman.
I'm most interested in Tomb Raider 2, which is what I'm calling it since that rise thing just sounds stupid. If I can wait a year or longer to buy a PS4, I can wait until TR2 is out for it.
An episodic MMO huh. If it has a cohesive story, let alone a decent one I'll eat my proverbial hat. Looking forward to Tomb Raider on the PC though when it inevitably comes out in January after Xbox has secured it's Christmas sales.
Shadow Realm can do whatever it wants; so long as it is a co-op/MP game it may as well not exist to me.
Tomb Raider looks great, I loved the reboot. However, the timed deal sucks; even if I own an XBO when it releases I'll wait to buy it on PC, and I won't purchase any more Square Enix games until that timed period ends.
MGS could be cool? If it turns out okay I guess playing it on PC will be better than PS4. Kinda whatever about it though.
Thus, I have spoken.
Come on lets teach microsoft a lesson by avoiding the xbone, maybe next time they won't cheap out on the hardware like nintendo. You may call me a hater but every since microsoft tried to make the xbone online only I knew right then and there that they was going to fail. Now I don't wish they end up like sega but let this be a real valuable lesson for future consoles.
Which is why I went with a pc this time around ; )
Microsoft is not the underdog. That would be Nintendo.
Microsoft is just the tittle runner that slipped up and now is running behind their biggest rivals.
Well MGS has at last come to where it belongs now the sales for this game will truly be legendary
Metal gear solid to PC finally .............................................Glad to hear the confirmation
Game exclusivity sucks but what sucks a hundred times more is when Microsoft betrays its own customers, MICROSOFT Windows customers by paying a game studio to develop for only their XB platform.
Microsoft = customer betraying scum.
Im gonna go find me a Jess or Mary.
you gotta be kidding me, Snake still uses the box for stealth? Ummmm.........
I'm actually excited for all of the mentioned games. Exceedingly excited. I'm happy MGS is coming to PC again too. That's one less game I have to buy on my console. :)
Will there be a physical release for the pc version of MGSV??
Muliplayer on-line player-only games. . .Suck!!~!@!~!~!
Q. Since when does anyone want to lose their autonomy and be 100% dependent on other people's participation to enjoy a video game?
A. Maybe that's an extroverts cup of tea
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What a great mind job he's pulling off.
Just tell everyone what everyone already knows already. . .and get them to say Yes, Yes, Yes, we agree. . .He did a great PR job.
What he did is very basic.
Underdogs try harder because they have something to prove. We benefit.
Lara Croft above the other two choices. Snake isn't pretty enough.
Thank you Jess. And if Jess were in a video game, I'd take Jess over Lara.
:D !!!!!Metal GEAR Solid V on PC!!!!! Yayyyyyy....
Alique, once again she releases information before it was time.
Oh goody! More Multiplayer rammed down our throats...yay.
1. Rise of the Tomb Raider, 2. MGS V: Phantom Pain, 3. Shadow Realms. I haven't played any MGS since it's not really been on PC before and I have 0 interest in the "online-only" junk that Shadow Realms will be.
Don't care about online only game with episodic Bullsh*t . And hopefully writing will be better in MGSV thanrecent MGS games . MGS 1 was legendary . After that , the series is going downhill (except MGS 3).
@Jehuty726 she's grown on me... wasn't a fan, but sorta just grew on me
@rosalynjjames Why oh why do you have to do this. -_-
@Dannystaples14 MGS is no more weird than it was back in 98, anyways you told me months back that you never played them anyways.
@ECH71 In other news, the sky is blue.
I agree. Let's all get macs.
@ECH71 xbox does things separately from the full company microsoft
@ECH71 If you're paying for a console not with the expectation of great first-party content, but an expectation that your favored company should be denying other platforms quality content, you're part of the problem.
@opellium_52 I doubt it. The last MGS game was download only, and most AAA physical games don't even have the game on the disc anymore, just a Steam or uPlay installer and a pdf manual.
@SaintsRowLA "Jess McDonell as the Game Raider"
WOW! I'd like to see one picture of that, perhaps? Or maybe I could create my own =D
Is it alright Jess? =)
@trfritzen I hate multiplayer as much as the next guy who hates multiplayer about as much as me, but it's not really being rammed down our throats. I mean, who gives a f* about Shadow Realm? A real MP d* move would be turning an established franchise into a co-op/MP based game.
@KiLLLeR150 Don't forget Might and Magic heroes 7 .
BTW MGS 1 and MGS 2 are on PC . You can play MGS 3 vis PS2 emulator . MGS 4 is only real PS exclusive .
@Vegeta-sama @Jehuty726 Me too, we talking about Laura Croft right?
@NetBiosError @ECH71 PC RULES Consoles DROOL!!
@e5115271 @opellium_52 well, that can't be helped, right? with all the piracy and stuff. but i'm more of a DVD guy. either way, this game will surely kicks ass
@Cloud_imperium Hoping for MGS collection for PC. All the classics. =D
@Tabarnaque @Vegeta-sama I am talking about the host. I dont think it is healthy to eat dinner with a character from a game.
@PeejayYeh @Cloud_imperium Kojima had a deal with Sony for MGS4 , so MGS collection won't appear on PC .
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Customer Service, Data Entry, Inside Sales, Office Assistants, Receptionists, IT,
Engineering, Manufacturing Management
City of Beaver Dam http://www.cityofbeaverdam.com/
Beaver Dam Chamber of Commerce http://www.beaverdamchamber.com/
Beaver Dam County Club http://www.beaverdamcountryclub.com/
Hickory Golf Club http://www.oldhickorycc.com/
Dodge County Fair Grounds http://www.dodgecountyfairgrounds.com/
Charter Raceway http://www.wismotorsports.net/