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DH and I have been married two years and LO was a suprise baby, as we weren't trying but we weren't noting trying. Most mommies know what I mean by that. Anyways, DH has a bad back and has been applying for social security since before we got together but keeps getting denied. He has tried to work off and on over the past few years but he only has retail and fast food experience and those jobs hurt his back. Him staying how was perfect since we were having LO. Now there is just too much happening at once. We had some money from the sale of his dad's house but it's run out. When his father passed away, both of the cars were paid off but DH hated the one car so we traded it in and now have a ridiculous car payment because of our not-so-great credit. I knew from the start this was a bad deal but I didn't have the heart to tell him he couldn't have the car. Now the car payment, in addition to other things, is drowning us. The house we rent is pretty expensive but we need the space because we've grown into it. I want to dump this car, return and take the hit, whatever to get rid of this payment. To top it off, I work full time, take classes full time and just don't have the time or energy to take care of everything. Because of his back DH only gets up with the baby half the time during the week even though I have to work, only cooks and does dishes around the house; I have to clean everything else and do all the laundry, clean the litter boxes etc. I'm just getting burnt out on all of this. I'm sick of him bitching about his back and using it as an excuse to do nothing. When we are homeless and carless, I hope he still has his back to bitch about. I'm just starting to feel less compassion for him and more worry for my situation and that of my child. I feel like he needs to man up a little bit and at least look for something that he might be able to do. It's not just about him anymore or just me and him anymore. He has a child to take care of. If it was just me, I could do it no problem, but I almost feel like DH is dead weight at this point. The only thing he is doing is spending money and keeping my son out of daycare. Is that enough?? Sorry ladies, I'm just so fed up with being stressed, the only one that has to worry about all of the bills, has to remind him of everything, tell him to do everything and basically be the parent of two. It's old new....thanks for reading.
So burnt out....so over this...VENT
Thanks, I appreciate the advice. It's hard to get the whole story in here. He has four herniated discs in his back and had surgery last fall but it hasn't helped much at all. There are times I suspect he is exaggerating. I remember one time he made me take him to the ER, wanted a wheelchair and the whole deal. He was moaning and groaning and you'd think he was dying but then when we got to the hospital and found out about how long the wait would be, he hopped out of the wheel chair and walked out. Then another time he claimed he had food poisoning so I took him to the ER again, turns out it was just diarrhea and they gave him an IV and sent him home to drink Gatorade. He's a little bit of a cry baby but would have you believe that he puts up with so much pain and is so good at hiding it. In reality, I think most people walk around with aches and pains and you never hear from them. A girl work's husband had the same surgery around the same time, but he's back to work (able to work). I just don't know sometimes. When you love someone you want to believe the best. I want to believe he's in so much pain or that his back is so bad that is the reason he can't do anything but I feel like when he wants to do something, it's fine to an extent. He says he can't take the pain pills because they make him tired so I think that is part of the bitching. He just takes ibuprofen and nothing stronger. I told him if he gets denied for social security this time that is a sign and he has to get his shit together and start contributing. He is going back to school so hopefully he can find something that's not fast food or retail.
I dunno. do you ask for help alot and he turns you down? Or do you expect more and he's just not catching on?
If I ask for help, I have to hear all about the pain. Which after almost four years together (two married) I understand. But like I said, I feel like when it's something HE wants, magically, there is no talk of the pain...maybe that means it's just worth it?? He also gives me guilt trips or says really passive aggressive things when I ask for help or if he has to do anything. It's a big production for him to clean the kitchen or get up with the baby. There is a lot of swearing and huffing and puffing, like I'm supposed to feel bad and take over. He also knows I expect more. We went to therapy last year and our counselor told us to read the book on love lanugages. Mine is acts of service, which means he can sweet talk me all he wants, I feel loved when he does things around the house without me asking, etc. So he knows that if we have to "talk about it" he's already fallen off. I'm just sick of being the sole everything. He takes great care of LO but that doesn't pay the bills. And I feel like he were able to find a schedule opposite mine and we didn't have to do daycare, that would be perfect. But even getting him to look, apply, interview, etc. is like pulling teeth. I wrote his resume and cover letter for him! And I send him all the job leads. I do everything short of applying for him. If I knew his email password, I would! I just want a partner!!
I wish it were that simple. He could wear down anyone down with his excuses. Eventually he just acqueses to my request, promising to do better and such...then it all goes back to normal. This has been going on pre-baby...that's why I'm just so tired. I shouldn't have to give my husband a pep talk every few months...or do I?? Is this what marriage is and I'm just finding out? Do we need to be smacked back into reality every few months?
Don't be sorry, that's why I just posted a vent. I hate dumping on my friends, plus they get judgy and want to tell me what they don't like about our relationship and I don't need to hear that. I just need someone to hear me. I can make strong decisions if I need to, but I also need to know I've done all I can to make my marriage work. So I just appreciate you strangers listening (reading) and being supportive. It helps to share.


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The Sony PCK-LM1EA - Semi Hard LCD Screen Protector is the right protector for the Nex-6 wide side is on the left and the Sony logo is on the bottom it looks like there is no protector on it at all.
That's the one I apparently have. You are correct in that I don't even notice it at all. Works great, less filling.
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Nov. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Gold futures fell the most in a week as a global equity rally cut demand for precious metals as alternative investments. Silver slumped to a three-month low, and palladium capped the biggest drop in six weeks.
The MSCI All-Country World Index of equities rose to the highest since January 2008. Investors awaited details of the last Federal Open Market Committee meeting to be published on Nov. 20. Janet Yellen, the nominee to replace Ben S. Bernanke as Federal Reserve chairman, signaled on Nov. 14 that she would continue record stimulus until the U.S. economy is stronger.
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Gold futures for December delivery fell 1.2 percent to settle at $1,272.30 an ounce at 1:56 p.m. on the Comex in New York, the biggest drop for a most-active contract since Nov. 8. The metal has slumped 24 percent this year.
Gold is poised for the first annual decline since 2000. Some investors lost faith in the metal as a store of value amid the equity rally and low U.S. inflation. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg News on Nov. 8 forecast that the Fed probably will delay reductions in bond purchases until March.
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Platinum futures for January delivery dropped 1.9 percent to $1,411 an ounce. Earlier, the price touched $1,410.60, the lowest since Oct. 17.
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No happier, merrier, more mischievous little boy ever lived than Edvard Grieg. When he was a tiny lad in Bergen, his mother was kept uneasy lest he fall from the rocks -- and he frequently did -- while imitating the fishermen as they unloaded their boats. In later years when the family had moved to the country, there were hills and fields to play in, but young Edvard still loved the more adventurous games. Some of this freedom-from-mundane-matters certainly found its way into the glorious music he wrote and played. To the end of his life Edvard Grieg found beauty and joy in every passing day though, as we all know, many of those days were anything but gay. Sybil Deucher has captured all the fine spirit of the boy and the man in this simple, straightforward story of his life told for children. Into it she has woven parts of his best-known and best-loved music. - Jacket flap.
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Moving the clip changes the fuel mix by a factor of 5-8%. So maybe in Mikuni terms that's a skosh over two sizes, rules of thumb aren't truly precise and VM jets aren't available in 2.5 increments, only in 5s. Still every move he makes is 8% of 190 at the baseline. 8% of 190 is slightly over 15 and that's three jet sizes. Or it could be 5% and thats 9.5 so it's two jet sizes. Damn rule of thumb variance.
It is true that the main jet determines max fuel flow at WOT but it also determines the baseline that the needle begins with, nothing can change that fact. Then the taper and clip height come into play.
Bottom line, all of the circuits in a Mikuni interact except the "enrichner" which is a totally independent circuit.
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The conference table, the office whiteboard and even the bedroom mirror are all surfaces that will one day be replaced with an intelligent computer screen, Gates said.
"Give us a 5- to 10-year time frame and we will wonder why our tables used to sit there and not do anything for us," Gates said.
Pall said that Gates' strength is helping the company see where technology will help previously disparate things come together. "He is amazing at spotting what are the connections that need to be made, and then moving on to the next opportunity to make the connection, and letting the rest of Microsoft and the industry innovate once the proper connection has been made."
As for the other projects Gates expects to work on once he becomes a part-timer, he said, "Search is such a fun area right now."
Microsoft has found itself in an intense battle with Google and, despite pouring tons of research into the area, it remains in third place behind Google and Yahoo.
Gates was more circumspect about another area he is working on. "There are some ideas about where Office should go...I'm really quite enthused about some things."
Others at the company say that Gates is particularly driven about the notion of how presence--the notion of a computer knowing whether someone is online or not--can be used by computers to help prioritize work.
Kim Akers, general manager of Microsoft's unified communications effort, said Gates has been pushing her team, as it integrates various modes of communications, to also make other software programs aware of when someone is busy and when--and how--they are available.
"Once you integrate that communication, how can you use the power of software to drive productivity gains?" she said.
If, say, you have an hour free on your schedule, Akers said that Gates believes an intelligent agent should be able to look at your calendar and prioritize some of the top tasks and messages that you might want to tackle.
"It's very futuristic," she said.
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- Who or what controls the computer?
- "And though the ability to control PCs through voice is built into Vista, the feature has gotten scant attention, and the operating system itself has received less than enthusiastic support in its first year on the market." The problem is that with Vista the user has lost control of the computer. The quote above would be more accurate if it said "provide input to PCs through voice".
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- I'm surprised
- that security didn't make Bill's "to do" list.
Could it be that after all these years, Mr. Gates, like many security experts, has accepted the fact that Windows is never going to be a reasonably secure OS?
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- Not really..
- The security experts have been applauding Microsoft's progress in the security space ever since Vista's release.
They, and Microsoft know quite well that there is not defined end-point to security. Hackers are always working on new techniques to craft exploits, and software makes will always have to incorporate knowledge of secure coding practices into their processes, compiler technology, and constantly conduct security audits on their software.
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- Walk before you crawl
- This type of insanity comes from a disconnect with your actual customer base Tables? Voice communication? Are you kidding me?
The OS unit has no direction at all and these types of random bizarre remarks from leadership only dishearten the users who bother to pay attention anymore. They seem to have no idea what is even going on.
Vista is a scary sign of the lack of focus and long term plans for MS. Most of us just hope they don't screw things up at this point, we are not sitting around waiting for the ships computer from Star Trek like what Mr. Gates seems to be doing.
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- Just do what I want
- The biggest problem with Windows is automation. I don't want the
software guessing what I might want to do, then harassing me with
prompts to see if it's guess was right. Or, just as bad, asking me to
confirm an unequivocal command. The first thing to do after a
Windows OS or application install, after downloading updates? Turn
off as many automatic services as I can find. Can't imagine what
Windows automation might do with voice input.
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- what ever happend to Mira?
- instead of having 8 versions of Vista that all suck and do the same thing, have 4 different default configurations to avoid the hassles of disabling stuff until it works.
beginner - what ever crap vista did when it came out
novice - what XP SP2 did to annoy me
expert - what I did to XP SP2
guru or Custom - what I don't know about but would want to do if I did.
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- Computer...
- You'll notice in Star Trek that only one person speaks to the computer at a time. Even if persons of authority are in disagreement they speak one after another. Their computer obviously couldn't differentiate the voices, noise, and command order while factoring in some priority logic. That's in the 24th century too so what makes Bill Gates think that voice recognition is going to be this killer app now.
It is annoying when voicemail systems totally rely on voice recognition. Voice dialing fine but not customer service and tech support.
Break the Wedge!
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- Reality is still important
- I don't know about the rest of you, but I sit in a cube at work. I have no desire to talk to my computer during the workday and no desire to hear my coworkers do the same.
Despite the Gee Whiz factor of voice recognition, it's just not practical for where I spend my computer time. Give me better memory management and CPU priority management and skip the useless features.
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- There are more computers than you think
- > I don't know about the rest of you, but I sit
> in a cube at work. I have no desire to talk
> to my computer during the workday and no
> desire to hear my coworkers do the same.
> Despite the Gee Whiz factor of voice
> recognition, it's just not practical for
> where I spend my computer time. Give me
> better memory management and CPU priority
> management and skip the useless features.
I want to be able to talk to my car GPS and to IVR systems, Kermit.
That's just a couple of examples.
In fact, I hate tiny "keyboards" like those in cell phones. So, in any instance where I don't have a full 103-key KB, they should give me the ability to talk to the gadget.
Talking to computers??
Just like I don't need to talk to my wife 24x7, but I want to be able, if I need to.
Having said all that, I completely sympathize with your CPU & memory management concerns. Ever tried a real (i.e., non-Windows) OS?
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- "We don't want to be in too late."
- "We don't want to be in too late."
Like the Internet and Search
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- Another well known case of M$ being late...
- > "We don't want to be in too late."
> Like the Internet and Search
Don't forget one of the most important cases of "being late": the GUI.
Microsoft spent the better part of a decade (or more?) criticizing GUIs. They said the Mac was a toy.
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- Gates should start with an ORIGINAL IDEA and quality
- I see NOTHING in Microsoft's development's that are "genuinely"
original, much less innovative. Second rate knock-offs.
Windows is a rip off of BOTH Apple's Mac OS _AND_ PARC
Word is a rip off of Wordperfect
Powerpoint is a rip off of Adobe Persuasion, many others.
Excel is a rip off of Visicalc
Windows Media is a rip off of Quicktime and part of MS-Apple
Explorer is a rip off of Mosaic and NETSCAPE!
Zune is a rip off of iPod media player
Live Meeting webconferencing is a rip off of WebEx
SAAS is a rip off of other innovators and evolution, including
Speaking of GOOGLE - Microsoft's RECENT search RELIGION is
ANOTHER REACTION to the Search technology paradigm
changing the game.
GOOGLE DOCS are responsible for Microsoft's REACTIONARY
competitive strategy to SAAS over the Internet. REACTIONARY,
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- Easy there..
- First, please fix the caps lock key on your keyboard.
Second - no need to get into such a hissy fit. Like it or not, Gates has had a big role to play in the way computers have evolved. People are interested in knowing what his role will be once he starts working full time for the Gates Foundation in June 08. Your post threatens to turn the discussion into another pointless and childish Mac-vs-PC slugfest.
Third - get your facts right. The Xerox Star (not PARC) was the original GUI-based computer. It was developed in PARC. I believe that would make Mac OS a rip-off as well (by your logic). Creative made the worlds first MP3 player. That would make the iPod a rip-off by your logic. There are lots more flaws in what you said, but I think you get the point.
I mean, if you believe making a competing product is stealing, then by that logic we would all still be using Creative mp3 players, Xerox Star computers, Visicalc, Quicktime, and NCSA Mosaic and Adobe Persuasion, and doing web searches in Alta Vista. I mean, after all, Google is a rip-off of Alta Vista!
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- Software is not just an idea
- But, it needs implementation. If you just think that I have a supper innovative creative brand-new idea, then *pop*, the software is in front of you, you're only a good talker, that knows how to curse things you don't like. The software that you mention as original idea, has their own predecessor. But at the end, people will remember the one that succesfully become leader in the market.
E.g. IPhone is innovative, I totally agree with that, but is all the technology behind original idea?
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- How about this idea
- Software thats not tied to a specific hardware manufacturer or integrator. You know, software that can run on a wide variety of configurations produced by a wide number of people spurring competition in the market place leading to advances in technology and usage.
Bill pretty much nailed that one on the head. Hardware agnosticism is a big reason behind MS' success.
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- Aspect based medical check clouds.
- I was thinking the other day about how usful a coud would be for identifying whst to look out for when someone goes for a check up or has symptoms.
The Practicinor could log all the aspects of problems that seem to be related to the patient and the computer could work out from the best and latest data if that person needed to have anything else checked out.
The doctor could even do it with some nasty and nice natural interfaces.
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- 1. Reimburse Windows Users for Lost Productivity
- Gates needs to cut Windows users checks for the weeks-- no, months, they wasted troubleshooting buggy Windows updates, GPFs, the blue screen of death, and driver issues.
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- Gates is a celebrity
- Journalists listen to him, president listen to him, CIO listen to him, the beautiful people listen to him, and the celebrities listen to him.
He has been saying the same thing for over 20 years. The PC this, the PC that, the PC here, the PC there, all hail the great and mighty PC.
Now what is the reality?
Microsoft hasn't invented ONE SINGLE product. Everything was bought, stolen, or copied.
Gates calls that 'investment' in technology.
I went to a Microsoft road show in 1998 - it was in San Francisco - and we were told (with accompanying slides) that the next release of Microsoft Exchange would have - OFF THE BOX - many features that we are still waiting for today. I went to a Lucent road show a week later and they were selling a product that was already doing most of the new features that Microsoft still cannot offer.
I have not heard ONE single person I have ever met or dealt with in my +20 years in IT - in Europe, US, South America, Africa, Asia, and Australia, say anything positive about Microsoft products.
From cost to unreliability, from security, to interoperability, everyone has something negative to say.
What I find sad, is that people call it 'the necessary evil'.
Was that what we got on the board the PC train for?
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Norman Alton Shirk, 82, of Reinholds, passed away Friday, March 16, 2012 at his home.
He was born in Alleghenyville, Berks County, to the late Raymond and Elsie (Matz) Shirk, and was the husband of Ella B.(Schannauer) Shirk, with whom he shared 57 years this past February.
Norman was a graduate of Shillington High School. He served in the U.S. Air Force, was a member of Swamp Lutheran Church, Reinholds and was a member of the Reinholds Volunteer Fire Company. He enjoyed spending time with his family and gardening. During his working years he was a carpenter for Win-Kit, Reinholds, and later in life he worked for Weaver's Store, Adamstown.
In addition to his wife, Norman is survived by a son: Dr. Michael, husband of Jennifer (Polka) Shirk, of Lancaster; granddaughter: Ava Shirk; and sister: Ruth, wife of Earl Swartz, of Mohnton.
He was preceded in death by three brothers: Walter, William and Clarence.
Funeral services were held March 20 from at the Swamp Lutheran Church, Reinholds, with Pastor Dennis Trout and Chaplain Glenn Beard officiating. Interment took place in the Swamp Cemetery.
Memorial contributions in Norman's memory may be made to Hospice of Lancaster County, P.O. Box 4125, Lancaster, PA 17604.
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The power of Delhi government's Anti Corruption Branch (ACB) to probe graft allegations against former UPA ministers and others in relation to alleged irregularities in raising price of gas from RIL's KG6 basin has been taken away by a recent notification of the Centre, the Delhi High Court was today told.
"There is a July 23 notification as per which ACB will not have powers to probe (the matter). The notification takes away the jurisdiction of ACB to investigate central government employees in corruption cases. It rather confines (ACB) to employees of Delhi government only," senior advocate Vikas Singh, appearing for Delhi government and ACB, told the court.
ACB, which has now sought time to file its fresh reply as well as to place the notification on record, had recently asserted that it was well within its right to lodge the FIR against Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) and others, including then Oil Minister M Veerappa Moily, for alleged irregularities in raising gas prices.
The recent central government notification has amended the November 8, 1993 notification of the Lieutenant Governor, saying it shall be applicable to the officers and employees of that (Delhi) government only.
"This notification shall apply to the officers and employees of the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi," the fresh notification reads.
A bench of Justice V K Shali posted the matter for further hearing on October 16, by when ACB and Delhi government will have to file their fresh replies in view of the recent development.
RIL and others will have to file their responses to the replies of Delhi government and ACB before the next date of hearing.
Meanwhile, advocate Prashant Bhushan, appearing for the complainants on whose complaint the then Aam Aadmi Party government had ordered registration of FIR, said that in view of a Supreme Court judgement, it can be inferred that ACB has "concurrent territorial jurisdiction to investigate corruption cases which take place within its domain".
Earlier, ACB had sought dismissal of RIL's plea for quashing of the FIR, saying that the plea that it (ACB) lacked the power to probe the matter was "absurd" and "misconceived".
"The jurisdiction of the answering respondent (ACB) or the state police cannot be judged by subjects mentioned in the Union list (List I) or state list (List II) but has to be judged on the basis of situs of the alleged crime.
"The complaint disclosed commission of the offences in Delhi, and ACB having jurisdiction over national capital territory of Delhi, has validly exercised the jurisdiction to investigate. Once the commission of cognisable offence is made out in the complaint, it makes no difference as to who is the complainant," an affidavit, filed by …continued »


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I think Flickr is pretty close to being a complete vacuum, with it's own trends in representation and aesthetic, but there's definitely that outside influence from the 'proper' art photography world. I've often seen streams and sets from photographers not even hiding the fact they are ripping off a big name artist - they know they can almost get away with it. Not when I'm around however
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By Jennifer Hiller | March 7, 2013 | Updated: March 8, 2013 12:20am
Photo By JERRY LARA/STAFFA no vacancy sign in Carrizo Springs shows the demand for rooms for energy workers in Texas. Many extended-stay workers aren't paying a hotel-motel tax.
Hotel rooms and worker lodges are full across South and West Texas, as the oil and gas industry rushes to drill thousands of new wells.
And communities across the state are more than happy to take the hotel-motel taxes.
But not long into the oil boom, it became clear that there's a loophole at work.
Workers who stay in a hotel for at least 30 consecutive days don't have to pay the hotel-motel tax at all.
And given the lack of available rental homes and apartments in the regions, companies are housing workers in hotels and special lodges that cater to the industry.
A bill filed by State Sen. Carlos Uresti, D-San Antonio, would bump that time period up to 90 days. Senate Bill 318 is in the Senate Finance Committee now.
A similar bill, House Bill 351, filed by State Rep. Terry Canales, D-Edinburg, is in the House Ways and Means Committee, and would bump the tax-free time period up to 60 days.
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BUFORD - His offensive stats don't jump off the sports page like some high school quarterbacks, but you could argue that Buford High's Michael May is more important to the Wolves than some 3,000-yard passers are to their teams.
Jaymee Carnes surpassed 1,000 points in her career with 17 points for Class AAA's No. 3 ranked Gainesville (1-1) in a 45-43 loss to Class AAA's No. 4 ranked Franklin County on Tuesday night in Carnesville.
Flowery Branch athletic director Shannon Benton has announced that the school will offer tickets for public purchase to the Falcons game against LaGrange High School in the Class AAA football semifinals on Friday.
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FLOWERY BRANCH - Flowery Branch senior back Chris Lipscomb never lets football practice get in the way of having a good time on the field. The defensive back/wide receiver has earned quite a reputation with his teammates for being the ringleader of dishing out of the jokes at their expense.
The Lakeview Academy boys basketball team picked up its first win of the season with a 80-51 win against Banks County on Monday in Homer.
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Following Flowery Branch's run through the playoffs is becoming quite a compelling story. The Falcons' are loaded with storylines that an outsider looking in can latch on to.
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Jayla Moon scored 28 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead the West Hall Lady Spartans to a 55-53 overtime win over Monroe Area on Saturday at the East Jackson Tip-Off Tournament in Commerce.
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Jeremy Kemp still remembers the exact situation when he knew Michael Curry was going to play a crucial part in Gainesville's success this season.
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It's no longer about setting records or winning tournaments for Gainesville's Spencer Ralston - but he's more than happy to reap the benefits of his own hard work.
Gainesville High senior Spencer Ralston earned second place, behind a strong third-round 67, at the Georgia Junior Championship on Wednesday in Augusta. Ralston, the Class AAAAA Golfer of the Year, finished the 54-hole, three-day outing with a total score of 8-under (208).
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All the ones I've seen are crap.
There is a conversion going on, with ALL VGA boxes. Conversion = lower quality. Also, high quality VGA boxes cost a lot of money, so why bother ?
I have 177 DC games, most I copied, after the system died. 10% of them work properly on a VGA box. A few titles have been hacked to support VGA, while the rest produce either a b/w screen, or shut my monitor off.
Really? My DC VGA box works perfectly (no graphic anamalies or anything), and it only cost like $15. The only game I can think of that doesn't work with the VGA box is Dino Crisis, almost all of the other ones work fine (though some of the rips don't work while the real version does). I'm usually very suprised when I run into a Dreamcast game that doesn't support it, even games where the VGA box makes it look worse still work with it (Marvel vs. Capcom...).
5%, isn't 95 %. It needs to be, if it's going to take off.
Well, I never said it was popular now, but that's 5% more than it was a few years ago. But even online console gaming hasn't really "taken off" either, but that doesn't mean it's not enjoyable. I'm still very suprised that so few PC games support voice-chat when every Xbox Live game does.
Only planned for console ? And 2005 ?
Another reason to stay with PC.
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I bought this a while ago as a Showstopper. It works extremely well on everything I tried including spot cleaning carpets (I have 2 dogs). It is lightweight and easy to use. However, it doesn't have a on/off switch, there is no water level indicator, no light indicating when up to temperature and nothing to say when out of water (except no steam comes out). Having said this though, I would definitely recommend it and the price was right.
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j'ai commandé le produit, l/expédition ainsi que la livraison a été tr/es rapide, merci!pas de pieces manquantes dans la boite, j/ai utilisé 1 fois pour nettoyer le coulis des tuiles de plancher, et ca marche tres bien, tres facile a utiliser, le coulis est sorti comme neuf!! pas de produits chimiques agressif a frotter, la vapeur est tres performante.j/ai fait un test aussi sur mes portes de douche en verre, et ca nettoie tres bien, au cours du printemps, je vais essayer de nettoyer mon mobilier de patio, et jai bien confiance de réussir tres bien. n oubliez pas que cest un produit qui s adresse aux consommateurs et non un produit industriel..dans ce contexte, il est tres performant.
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Works very well, heats up quickly and does a good job.
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Wonderful product - agree with all other reviewers. Have owned this unit for several years, with additional package (now included) and just love it. Also very good for removing wallpaper or washing walls - only brand that does this as far as I know.
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PROS: the price which included free shipping the useful variety of accessories included light weight & ease of use good head of steam good detail nozzle cleans well, so far Instruction booklet is actally readibleCONS: no dedicated on/off switch no water level indicator. Easy to over fill if there is water left from previous use. no "ready to use" light. The red light is always "on" unless the steamer is unplugged the 2 extension wands become soft when used for cleaning; carpets or floors the 2 extension wands are too short for a tall person (5'9" or taller) to use easily. the carpet brush (without the glider)can be used in 1 direction, towards you, only. Since the price was resonable and shipping was included I decided to try the Euroflex steamer. It was delivered on a severely cold day, so I left it in the box overnight to warm up. Plastic and cold don't mix well.For the past 48 hours the Euroflex steamer has undergone a rigourous cleaning test. I have cleaned the porcelain tiles and grout of extremely dirty shower; 2 full length, scummy, glass shower doors, 3 (9'x 12')area carpets, 1 set of carpeted stairs, 3 piece sofa set and various cushions. I will be trying it on my sheer drapes and hard wood floors tomorrow.The results, so far: the tiles, grout and glass shower doors look as if they brand new! The carpets and stairs are more than just refreshed in appearance; the same for the sofa and cushions.Over all I am satisfied with the cleaning capabilities of the Euroflex steamer. But, I can't give 5 stars due to some of the safety issuses listed in the "Cons". It would cost themanufactuer pennies to correct them.
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I just used my Monster for the first time today to clean my tile floors, sanitize the bathroom and kitchen sinks and toilet, and wash some of my walls. I couldn't believe the amount and strength of the steam that came out of this thing. It cleaned exactly as advertised - awesome!!I had been researching for quite a while as to which steam cleaner I should get - and I am so glad I decided to go with the Monster. It is a powerful machine with loads of uses, and with having a bunch of health issues, I am so glad that I can now clean without chemicals.I would very highly recommend this product!
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I love everything about this steamer. Cleaning goes much quicker. Works great even with attachment to steam clothing. Great deal with being the show stopper.
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I love this steamer. Does and awesome job in any room in the house. Especially good in the bathroom and on the floors.
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I found that works great on almost everything. My bathroom tiles are nice and shiny. I hope to go through every room in the house with this monster. I just Love It.
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I haven't tried "everything" with this unit yet, however have used it on my toughest problem; my gas stove. Didn't matter what cleaning product I used, still could never cut through the burned-on grease. This unit took a few minutes to get it done, but can't complain about the results....came out great!Not overly complicated to use.....lots of attachments...very happy with the product so far.