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Complete 8 Camera Tiny NVR Surveillance System
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This Security Camera King package deal is a nice way to get into IP network megapixel systems without going overboard on cost. Granted these cameras "only" produce 720p resolution video recordings, but unless you need to know what's printed on someone's charm bracelet, that is plenty good enough for me. This high definition video is just as good as quality as sitting home and watching a high definition television program.
For an IP network set up, this is a pretty good offering. Four indoor/outdoor domes and 4 bullets along with an 8 camera POE switch means all you have to do is run CAT5 from the camera to the switch, and when you are all finished with the cameras, just one CAT5 jumper cable from the POE Switch to the NVR. This is great for home use if you can afford it. (You get what you pay for.) I can also see it being used for commercial applications as well. Especially, if you are upgrading a previously installed older coaxial cable video security system with this one because you can still use the same cable. The video is finely detailed, sharp, and colorful. Even the infrared black and white mode shows good detail.
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2 of 2 people found this posting helpful
Our company owns a five floor research facility in which one floor in particular is extra secure. Although we have a general alarm and video security system, we purchased this "Tiny" NVR system specifically for the inside rooms of that floor. We had no problems with installation or integration to our company's existing network. The video quality is excellent and gives us great facial recognition for the areas that we need it. Even with the multiple camera high definition input there is very little effect on the speed of our network. The system was easy to install and works great!
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This is an impressive miniature system and with everything that is included, you don't really even have to have your own network. S simple broad band Internet connection will give you the opportunity to take advantage of the mobility in the remote access feature. I think Security Camera King came up with a pretty good system that sacrifices some features (like audio inputs) for the sake of keeping the price on the total system down. If you don't mind D1 and purchasing a bigger switch, you can go as high as 16 channels on this small NVR! The video capture as well as the recording are of amazing quality and are clear, sharp, and colorful. Security Camera King has a technical support group that is like no other also. Rest assured your problem will be solved by these guys or they won't give up!
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If you are not a regular video security camera system buff, don't let the name of Security Camera King's system fool you. They may call it their "Tiny NVR Surveillance System" but the "Tiny" is in reference to the actual physical size of the NVR itself and not to the system as a whole. In fact this "Tiny" NVR Surveillance System" only uses IP network MEGApixel cameras. And that's one of the many features that make this such a good deal. All eight cameras that come with this system are 1.3 megapixel cameras and the capture a really clear, detailed color or black and white video image. They work good in broad daylight or at nigh in infrared mode. You don't have to be a fancy computer network specialist to manage this system either. In fact, you don't even have to worry about installing power supplies for each camera at the mounting location because Security Camera King includes an 8 port Power over the Ethernet (PoE) switch. Basically you mount the cameras. Plug in the CAT5 cables to the switch and the NVR and the Internet and you're done. You can also plug in a separate VGA or HDMI based monitor if you want. The system comes with full multiple user remote access support using most any type of Internet device such as a computer, tablet, Blackberry, and especially a smartphone. The quality of the video is amazing and there is very little detail that can escape the view of the cameras. This system is great for use in existing network environments or locations that don't even have a network such as a residential home.
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This is a nice IP network package that you can basically install and plug and go. I'm glad Security Camera King includes the 8 port POE switch with this package because I actually purchased this system for my home and don't have an elaborate network and I didn't want to run individual power supply lines to each camera. Like I said, with this package, you can plug and go. The camera resolution is great, talk about clear, detailed video. I got to thinking after I installed my system, that there is no excuse for banks and other major need-for-video security businesses to have cheap, barely viewable videos anymore, especially with these megapixel systems. And although these systems are the cheapest ones available, if I can afford it for my house, then business could certainly afford it for their use considering the benefits.
Anyway, getting back to the equipment. The cameras work great and are easy to install and pretty easy to set up too. The "Tiny" NVR works like a charm and even though it is small it still offers a lot of options or features via the On Screen Display menu. If you do a lot of recording or you want to save your recordings for a while, it might be wise to get the 3 TB internal hard drive. I'm very satisfied.
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I purchased this system for my home and separate workshop which has thousands of dollars of machine tools. My house is new and somewhat custom built. This Security Camera King video security system was basically an afterthought after having it built. But I've got to thinking, after seeing the quality and type of protection this system can provide, why aren't these considered a basic part of every new house construction these days? The system was easy to install (and I'm not a computer geek) with the exception of running a CAT5 feed out to my workshop, but I should have done that anyway because I have a computer in my office there. The cameras work very well and record a very detailed color video during the day and black and white at night (both the bullets and the domes). The NVR is small and simple but it still comes with a bunch of features and handles the remote access well, a feature that I absolutely love. If your satisfied with a lesser detailed video, the you can go cheaper with a TVL type system, but this network system is so impressive that I'm sure that's all I'll deal with in the future.
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If I had to describe this system in two words I would have to say "Simple" and "Easy." The system actually works great! We purchased this system to provide security and surveillance monitoring four our office. Our office is a two story old Victorian type house in an old neighborhood that used to be very safe and sound. However, as time goes on some buildings are empty and idle between tenants and there has been a lot of theft and vandalism to these buildings, especially in the form of ripping out all the copper pipes. When these thieves steel copper, they don't care how they do it, what ever is the easiest and fastest method so there is a lot of damage left to the structure. Anyway, I thought it was about time to get a video security system for our office building. My son, who lives on the other side of the country, told me that the best system to get would be a megapixel system and since we have a network and IP network megapixel system would work best. He suggested Security Camera King's Complete 8 Camera Tiny NVR Surveillance System.
We have business broad band Internet service coming into the office building and although we have a "network" I must admit it is not the neatest, most modern thing you have ever seen. (It's located in one of our "closets" and we don not have a rack or framework.) Our building is wired throughout with Cat5E cable though. We purchased this "Tiny" system with a 3 TB hard drive which is more than enough space for us since we primarily use the system to record on motion and need it after hours on weekdays and on weekends. I was very skeptical of purchasing the system because of the price and more so because of the fact that I didn't think it would be easy to install (it was already pre-determined that I would install it to save my company the installation charges). When I did install the system, all I really had to do was mount the cameras connect the Ethernet cables and power cables to the switch and NVR and the system basically configured itself. It was so easy! (Now people come to the office and when they enquire about the new security system and find out it is a network system that I installed, they think I'm some kind of computer whiz). All of the cameras work great (we use the bullets for surrounding outdoor coverage of the building and the domes inside) and the NVR produces some of the best quality security video I've seen. The remote access feature is super and it works very well. In fact we don't even use a monitor. We use our computers inside the building and I use my iPhone when I am away. Thanks much to Security Camera King's support department they were a great help. Excellent "no hassle" package.
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This is an "Inter"-esting "Inter" net package....hehe...It's nice to see Security Camera King coming out with IP network megapixel system security package deals now. We purchased this system for our business and it integrated well with our other systems and our network. The cameras all work extremely well, and we are satisfied with the 720p resolution at 30 frames per second. It's nice that the package also includes the 8 camera network power switch (Power over the Ethernet) because I have seen other systems offered without it and if you aren't very familiar with these systems that could be a problem. The NVR is their "tiny" no frills NVR and it does an excellent job of recording the 8 channels of video simultaneously. No color problems no dropped or missed frames, no crashes, and no conflicts. Maybe they should call this the 8 Camera Tiny "No" package. I'd recommend it to others.
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The arrest does not complete the job. Babymommas keep up the drug trade while babydaddies vacation in jail. Why is it only males are apprehended, while female dealers are free, spending drug money on fancy handbags, hairdos, perfume, designer clothes? Look at the things women like, and you'll find some of the drug trade.
Wear a life jacket while fishing, whether shore fishing or boat fishing.
bullfron09's and Uncle Vinnie's comments are accurate. Long-time union families believe they must keep up the traditions. Sweat-shops no longer exist in this country. IBEW Local 94, direct your energy overseas, where industry relocated because your demands forced them out of the USA. There are sweat-shops overseas manufacturing American goods.
Wake up Residents of Salem! He is an educated, refined African-American man. He will do the right thing, and the right thing is to bring evildoers to justice. He can uncover the hidden evil that's keeping this city behind. The Civil Rights movement somehow did not reach Salem. It's high time Salem move into the 21st century.
I'll bet very few receiving it show receipts verifying money was used correctly. I would not pay if my ex was snorting it/shooting it up/driving it off new car lot/applying false nails/paying 100's dollars in fancy braids. By the way, your fatherless child needs healthy foods, a warm CLEAN bed, and CLEAN clothes instead of an expensive braided hairdo. Hairdressers, shame on you for taking welfare money. You should encourage your clients to spend wisely!
It happened in broad daylight on a busy street. Why are law-abiding citizens doing nothing while this man is being assaulted? How did they know he had money? Was he known for pulling out a wad of bills and flashing it?
Drunk or not, she's obviously angry with something or someone. The police did what he was hired to do: protect our society. Arresting her when he did may have prevented her from "going off" on her friends, or her harming a baby. She was asking for help in her snide remarks.
Fridays, after a hard week at work, liquor from employer to supplement substandard wages? You need to investigate that. Go to AA and you will learn that employers pay in the form of illicit drugs and alcohol.
Sunbeam needs to follow up and give name of victim. Two more stories need follow up:
Thanksgiving 2007, the Salem man went missing; his wallet found on Salem bridge.
In 2006, the employee of Niblocks went missing when making a delivery to Philadelphia. What was the outcome of these incidents?
When will it be safe to walk the streets of Salem? Regulate the amount of ex-cons moving in! Expect more of these incidents when you provide transitional housing! Salem City ex-con residents are putting an undue burden on the County Prosecutor's Office.
Thank you Governor Christie for being brave! It's time for NJ to catch up to the 21st century. Most professionals in the working world are evaluated on performance. Merely showing up for work everyday should not guarantee employment. Performance counts! Our young people know that.
Look around at how other states in these United States have consolidated school districts. Many states have, and NJ residents are retiring to those states. Do your research, and you will see why Gov. Christie is cutting everything. He's trying to bring the state forward. Don't take it personally.
Two word explanation: Insurance Fraud! Why do we pay such high auto insurance? Crooks like this who torch for hire.
A few weeks ago he walked down Market St acting lost; mumbled "Where's Griffin street?" Is anyone safe in Salem NJ?
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City of Salem cannot dictate personal behavior; CAN and SHOULD stop influx of high drug/alcohol addicted population. Expect these situations when you invite criminals to inhabit your town. Another victim airlifted using Federal and State Tax money. It's Friday. People are prepping for their weekend "high". Ambulances need to be parked on corners in Salem, anticipating more fights. It's a shame.
A woman gets out of her bad marriage. Fine. There would be a different outcome had the woman refrained from seeing any man.
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Master Lock Highlighted in State of the Union Address for Moving Jobs Back to U.S.23:02 EST Tuesday, January 24, 2012 MILWAUKEE (Business Wire) -- President Obama highlighted Master Lock in his State of the Union address Tuesday night for moving jobs back to the U.S. from China. Since mid-2010, Master Lock has brought back approximately 100 union jobs to its Milwaukee factory. "We are honored to be mentioned by the President in such a traditional and time-honored event as the State of the Union address," said John Heppner, president and chief executive officer, Master Lock Co. "As an American manufacturing company in business for approximately 90 years, we are proud to participate in the trend of 'insourcing' jobs back to the U.S." In his speech, the President mentioned Master Lock's decision to bring jobs back to their unionized plant in Milwaukee, which is now running at capacity for the first time in fifteen years. The decision to bring these jobs back was partially motivated by economic reasons related to increasingly higher labor and logistics costs in Asia, and further, ongoing labor availability challenges especially in the coastal areas of China. Advantages of moving the jobs to Milwaukee include a more competitive overall cost structure, greater control and the ability to provide better service to customers – in addition to the overall economic benefit to the company's home state of Wisconsin. According to Heppner, Master Lock would like to bring more jobs back from overseas should the underlying economics support the move. Earlier this month, Heppner participated in the "Insourcing American Jobs" forum at the White House, in which he and other business leaders met with President Obama and Vice President Biden to discuss the insourcing trend and offer input on how to encourage businesses to invest in America. Heppner stressed two key challenges that he recommends government and business officials address to continue the insourcing of jobs: Improve access to skilled labor in North America. "The number of young people exposed to skilled labor trades through education or family and friends is declining while our current skilled labor workforce is aging," Heppner said. "At Master Lock, we partner with trade schools and other educational institutions to help inspire young workers to choose careers in skilled labor. We encourage our government and other businesses to engage with these organizations and invest in training future generations in skilled labor careers."Master Lock has established partnerships with local technical colleges and universities to help them improve their recruiting and curriculum development to encourage students to train for skilled labor jobs. Innovate the supply chain structure in North America. "Leveraging our expertise in automation and lean manufacturing principles, we will continue to explore opportunities to improve efficiencies and productivity, resulting in additional skilled labor jobs in the future," Heppner said. "Whether through the State of the Union address or other means, we are happy that the issue of manufacturing in the U.S. is being highlighted, and we support and will continue to participate in meaningful dialogue to help improve the climate for manufacturing in this country," Heppner said. "Much more needs to be done, and we look forward to engaging with the government, educational institutions and fellow businesses in the future." About Master Lock Master Lock is the world's largest manufacturer of padlocks and related security products providing innovative security solutions for home, automotive, campus, power sports, bike and storage security needs for consumers and contractors alike. Master Lock Company is an operating unit of Fortune Brands Home & Security, Inc. Fortune Brands Home & Security, Inc. (NYSE: FBHS), headquartered in Deerfield, Ill., creates products and services that help fulfill the dreams of homeowners and help people feel more secure. The company's trusted brands and registered marks include Master Lock, MasterBrand cabinets, Moen faucets, Simonton windows and Therma-Tru entry door systems. FBHS holds market leadership positions in all of its segments. The company's 16,000 associates generated more than $3.2 billion in net sales in 2010. FBHS is part of the S&P MidCap 400 Index. For more information, please visit www.fbhs.com. JSH & A Public RelationsLaura firstname.lastname@example.com email@example.com


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"It was the day before I was about to start. I was living in a house with three other girls, who were gone for the summer, so it was just me. I remember looking around and thinking, 'I don't want this to be my life.' Then I looked in the mirror and was like, 'OK, if you could do anything, what would it be?' And I thought, 'I would move to L.A. Just try to act.' Even though I'd only ever taken one acting class. The next day, the Jetta was packed and I was gone, freaking out the whole way."
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Drew Lavender led the way with 13 points and five assists as No. 24 Xavier was upset by Creighton on Saturday night in Omaha.
Dec. 9, 2006
OMAHA, Neb. - In its first true road game of the season, No. 24 Xavier was given all it could handle as Creighton pulled the upset, 73-67, at the Quest Center in Omaha on Saturday evening. Drew Lavender led the way with 13 points on 5-of-13 shooting, including 11 second-half points, while dishing-out five assists but it was not enough for the Blue and White. The loss drops XU to 7-2 on the season, while Creighton improves to 4-2 overall.
The Musketeers would not lead at any point in the contest as CU tallied the first four points of the game and would not relinquish the lead for the remainder of the time.
Creighton scored nine of the first 11 points in the second half to gain its largest lead of the contest at 43-28. CU's Anthony Tolliver would record the third three-point field goal in his career against the Musketeers during the stretch as he put the Bluejays out in front by 15 points.
The closest Xavier would get in the second half would come after a 10-2 run to cut the score to 52-48 with 9:02 remaining in the game. Two treys by Stanley Burrell would account for six out of the 10 points with two Justin Doellman put-backs adding the remaining four points. The two squads would exchange baskets for the remainder of the contest as Xavier could not cut into the advantage.
Creighton's Tolliver continued his impressive play against the Musketeers as the senior ended with 17 points on 6-of-14 shooting with three blocks. Tolliver has now tallied 49 points on 15-of-31 from the floor in three games for an impressive 16.3 ppg against XU.
The Musketeers opened the game missing their first eight shots from the field. Out of those eight shots, five were from three-point range. Despite the cold start, XU was never down by more than four points at any time before a Derrick Brown put-back gave Xavier its first field goal of the contest. Senior Justin Cage was 4-for-4 from the free throw line during the 5:54 drought.
A dunk by senior Brandon Cole would pull the Musketeers within one at 9-8, but Creighton would respond with a 10-0 run over the next 5:14 to take an 11-point lead, 19-8. Cole would convert one of two free throws to end the CU run, but it would take another 37 seconds before Xavier could convert another field goal marking another 5:51 drought.
Xavier responded with a 7-0 run of its own over the next 2:22, capped by a Cole dunk from Drew Lavender on the break to pull back within four at 22-18.
The Bluejays would counter with another 10-2 run and push their lead back to a half-high 12 points at 34-22, as Tolliver notched five of his 12 first half points. Xavier would finish the half by scoring the last four points to cut the advantage to 34-26 at the break.
The Musketeers shot a season-low 28.6-percent (8-for-28) from the field in the half, including 11.1-percent (1-for-9) from behind the arc. The previous low came against then No. 8 Alabama in the Paradise Jam Tournament when XU shot 32.4-percent from the floor and 21.4-percent from deep.
Cole added nine points on 4-of-7 shooting and had eight caroms, including four offensive boards. Burrell bucketed 12 points, while Doellman finished with 10 points and seven boards.
Doellman continued to climb up the Xavier all-time scoring list as the senior converted on a put-back with 12:06 remaining in the second half to record his 1,022nd point in his XU career. He now ranks 41st on Xavier's all-time scoring list.
The Musketeers were only the second-ever ranked team to visit the Quest Center to take on the Bluejays. The only other ranked opponent to visit was No. 25 Northern Iowa on Jan. 31 of last season. Creighton downed the Panthers, 63-55, in the Missouri Valley Conference matchup in front of 14,878 fans.
Tonight's game also set the Nebraska state basketball attendance record as 15,872 people attended tonight's contest at the Quest Center. It broke the previous record set last season when Creighton and Fresno State squared off in front of 15,700 fans on Feb. 18, 2006.
The Musketeers will return to action next Wednesday, December 13, as XU will travel across town to take on rival Cincinnati in the annual Skyline Chili Crosstown Shootout at 7 p.m. The game will be televised on ESPNU and the Xavier Athletic Department, in conjunction with the Xavier National Alumni Association and the All For One Club, will also host a viewing party. The viewing party, open to all, will be held in the James & Carolina Duff Banquet Center of Cintas Center. Doors will open at 6 p.m. for the 7 p.m. tip-off on ESPNU. Attendees may enter the Cintas Center East Entrance, also marked as the Schiff Family Conference Center. The East parking area will be open and free parking will be on a first-come, first-serve basis.


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Just thought I get a feel about the popularity of the AFL...the "major league" of arena football (yeah, I know, what an oxymoron)...but I have found myself becoming a bigger and bigger fan of the arena game and our local team, the Destroyers the more I attend games. It flies in the face of what most of us baseball fans preach--less flash and noise; more emphasis on actual game play, please--but taking it for what it pretty much is, sports entertainment, I find it enjoyable.
So much that for the Destroyer opener next Saturday, my wife was able to score some front row seats--which is really nice if a football comes into the stands--you get to keep it. I find the fast paced action exciting and compared to the other "major" sport we have here in C-Bus, the NHL--much more fun to watch...so are there any other arena football fans out there??


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A newspaper group is to challenge the Government's latest proposals for press regulation in the courts, after seeing its own proposals rejected earlier in October, reports the BBC.
The newspaper industry has been carefully watching how the Government proposals for greater press regulation are to be implemented, ever since the Leveson Inquiry into press ethics reported in November 2012.
The Inquiry recommended for the first time in over 300 years that the press be subjected to regulation by parliamentary statute, a move that the press wholeheartedly rejected as generating a dangerous precedent for state interference with free speech.
The Government has subsequently stated that any new regulatory body was likely to be created by Royal Charter; however, the newspapers are still concerned with the structure and power of any new regulatory body.
Earlier in October the press submitted their own proposals for a new regulatory regime, but these were dismissed by the Privy Council, the body charged with putting together the new regulatory proposals.
Now an organisation called Pressbof, which funds the current Press Complaints Commission, is set to seek a judicial review of the Privy Council's decision to dismiss their proposals - claiming that the Privy Council's decision-making process was unfair because the press was not consulted.
"The Government and the Privy Council should have applied the most rigorous standards of consultation and examination of the Royal Charter proposed by the industry," said Lord Black, Pressbof's chairman and executive director of the Telegraph Media Group.
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Thankes for the recipe my kids loved it . I made it twice the second time I added karo corn syrup and boiled it longer . I think I will add sugar next time.
More of a rubbery than gummy texture; flavor isn't very potent (I used raspberry).
I made them on a cookie sheet, so they were like gummy worms.
Overall, a fun try. I don't think my gummy addiction will be satiated by these, though.
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Followed recipe to the "T" and it came out like rubber. Not really good to eat. BUT, I have discovered that when spread thin on wax paper, makes FANTASTIC latex-like effects for Halloween costumes. I actually use this recipe to make scars and zombie bites, then attach them with makeup glue. To be able to paint them, all you have to do is coat them with a thin layer of special FX wax.
Being the only gummy option on this site makes this worth the try. I used regular strawberry jello (not sugar free) which may have made it a bit stickier than if the directions were followed. If you take this route, avoid using glass as it will glue itself to the plate. I let it set in a 9 by 9 Tupperware then cut it into strips. Be sure to have a SUPER sharp knife for this process. Normal steak knives will only make you frustrated, which also makes me think cookie cutters won't work either. The family votes that the thinner strips were the best, the thick ones did come off as rubbery. It was easier to work with while cold also, if you have a big batch, only take out what you are working with or it becomes difficult. The taste was perfect and the thin strips were as enjoyable as any store bought candy (if not more so!). FYI, this recipe does not have chemicals like store bought candies, it will need to be kept in the fridge or eaten in short order. If you do it right it wont be around long anyhow!
This was really good i sprinkled some koolaid from a packet to make them sour YUM. i used berry favored stuff thank you for sharing!! oh yhea it is hard to just cut with a knife so i just pulled it apart
It was okay. It turned out beautiful, came out fairly easily, and was quick. We made two trips to the store late at night to make these, but the taste is so weird! Too sweet or sour or something. It seriously does look very pretty. My friend and I used rubber flower and heart molds... maybe I will post a picture of our pretty creation. Thanks for the recipe any way. They are edible, and like I said they are just soooo cute. And being the only gummy candy recipe on this site. Make them, maybe use 1 1/2 packs of jell-o and six packs of the un- flavored stuff. Thank you very much for posting it!
By the way... I'm 11 and my friend is 12.
Not impressed. My kids wouldn't touch them. What a waste!
I used cherry and it was was not good.
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Gummy Candy
Serving Size: 1/12 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 12
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 14
Calories from Fat: < 1
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Adding either rows or columns to our table is easy in Word 2010, and it's equally easy to remove columns and rows. For example, to insert a new row at the bottom of our table, I simply click in the last cell in the last row, and press Tab. I automatically get a new row. If I want to remove rows, I can simply select, right-click and delete them. Inserting a column is a little bit trickier because our table already takes up the entire width of the page.
So, when I add a column, Word is going to make its best guess at how to change the widths of these existing columns in order to make it all fit. I want to add a column to show whether the store is a store that's opened Monday-Friday, or whether it's opened seven days. So, I'm going to insert a column. I can either insert it to the left of Employees or to the right of Established. In either event, if I want to insert to the left of Employees, I select Employees, right-click, and choose Insert > Columns to the Left, or on the Layout tab I choose Insert Left.
Notice that Word automatically adjusted the column widths of all of the other columns to accommodate this. So, this is going to be Days, and our Ventura store is a Monday-Friday store. Our Los Angeles store is a 7-day store. Carpinteria is a 7-day store. San Jose, Monday-Friday, Oakland, 7 Days, Orlando, 7 Days, and our store in Boca is a Monday-Friday store.
The way Word handled this insertion is a huge improvement over prior versions of Word, where it kept all of the columns that were already there at the same width and simply allowed their new columns to push the table off the right-hand edge of the page. I can easily change how this table is formatted, in terms of its column widths, using the AutoFit and Distribute commands. So, for example, let's say that I decided to make some adjustments to my table. I'm going to adjust this column. Notice that my rows get higher, because I don't have enough width now for some of the data.
I'm going to move this edge of my table in, as well. As I adjust the right edge of the right column, I'm actually changing the width of the table altogether. So, if I now want to make a column wider -- by the way, it will be easier for me to grab the edges of these columns if I go to the Layout tab and view gridlines. If I decide that I want to make this column wider again, notice that it doesn't affect the width of the table itself. I can't make this any wider. If I want to manually change that, I can, but once I manually adjust the width of the table, I'm kind of stuck with that, although I can tell Word, actually, why don't you autofit this into the whole window? It will, once again, make this fit the window. Or if I want to wrap text around my table, and I want it to be as compact as it can be, I can tell it to autofit to the content.
Word will quickly scan each column of data and size the column width to fit the data. So, now I have space to be able to wrap around this. If, however, I manually adjust this column width then, I have some rows that are of different height than the other ones, particularly, Pamela Sardeshpande's name is too long to fit in this newly sized column. Let me make all of the rows of the same height by choosing Distribute Rows. What Distribute Rows does is it makes every row the height of the tallest row.
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The same commands are repeated here on the Layout tab. One final thought: My text is in the upper left-hand corner of every cell in these three columns, is in the center but at the top of these three columns. I'd actually like to have my text appear in the center point of these cells. I like the spaciousness to the table, but I don't like the text crowding in the upper left-hand corner, for example, Ventura here. I'd rather have it be centered, vertically within the cell.
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Cairo is the capital and largest city in Egypt. It is also Africa's most populous city. The city is located in the north of Egypt on the banks and islands of Nile River. Cairo is famous for its own history, preserved in the fabulous medieval Islamic city. The biggest attraction is The Egyptian Museum with countless Ancient Egyptian artifacts. On the edge of the city you will find the Great Pryramids of Giza.
Luxor is a city in Upper Egypt and is often called the world greatest open air museum. The city of Luxor consisting the temple complexes at Karnak and Luxor on the east side of the Nile. On the opposite river side lie the monuments, temples and tombs which include the Valley of the kings, Valley of the Queens and the temple of Hatshepsut.
Hurghada is an Egyptian city and a tourist centre on the Red Sea. The city was found in the early 20th century, and since the 1980s it become the leading seashore resort on the Red Sea. Holiday villages provide aquatic sport facilities for sailboarders, yachtsmen, scuba divers and snorklers. Hurghada city is divided to the old part of town El Dahar and to the new modern part Sakkala.
Sharm el-Sheikh is a city situated on the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt. It is popular tourist destination with one of the finest diving spots in the world and trip into the desert. Sharm el-Sheikh is also know as "The City of Peace" referring to the large number of international peace conferences that have been held here.
Taba is a small Egyptian town near the northern tip of the Gulf of Aqaba. It is located on Sinai peninsula where is the Egypt's busiest border with neighboring Israel. Taba is a frequent vacation spot and the northernmost resort of Egypt's Red Sea Riviera.
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Despite the promise of preregistration and prescreening as a way to increase the efficiency of medical countermeasures dispensing in the case of an event, many important questions remain regarding the feasibility of this approach, including how to address privacy concerns as well as the technical challenges of creating, maintaining, and updating such a system.
Public–private partnerships can be used to ensure coverage of additional essential functions at PODs or alternative sites of delivery, the foremost being extra staffing, communication, health education, and security. If insufficient staff are available, private partners that specialize in these areas or temporary agencies may be able to assist by recruiting extra staff as needed. For example, one option that was highlighted by speakers was the possibility of using the knowledge and expertise of pharmacists to help screen and triage persons arriving at PODs. Another example of using existing resources, noted speaker Henry, is to harness a large range of public employees currently serving the public, such as first responders, firefighters, and other types of public employees, including the National Guard. In the Washington, DC, metropolitan area, many jurisdictions already mandate service by public employees in case of an emergency. In addition, individuals serving in the Medical Reserve Corps and Community Emergency Response Teams may also be called upon to assist in these efforts. To describe the opportunities offered by temporary agencies, the workshop heard from Jonathan Means, senior vice president and general manager of central operations and businesses for Kelly Services. Temporary employment agencies have the expertise and systems to recruit staff within a short period of time and have the capacity to set up call centers, for example, to assist in the dissemination of important information.
However, although public–private partnerships offer a mechanism to strengthen capacity, many questions raised were left unanswered. For example, it was suggested that the POD model may require more than double the current public health staffing to implement, but is this an accurate estimate? Another question that remains unanswered is how re-


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I have always had a fat face even though I am thin. As I have gotten older, I am 52, I started looking like a bulldog - uuuggg. So I went to see Dr. Bernard Shuster about a mini-lift. I also had breast augmentation (review in another post). He suggested some lipo along my jaw and juvederm for my lips which I agreed with. I am six days post-surgery and my results thus far are amazing. My... more
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Marshall edges Windsor in Canada, 84-80
WINDSOR, Ontario -- Marshall's Thundering Herd was tested Saturday night by the Windsor Lancers before winning, 84-80, in a men's basketball exhibition game in the St. Denis Athletic Centre.
Kareem Canty (21), Ryan Taylor (20) and Elijah Pittman (17) scored in double figures for the Thundering Herd, now 2-0 on its Canadian tour. Taylor grabbed 11 rebounds in his second double-double performance of the trip and Pittman snagged nine rebounds.
Marshall built a 38-32 halftime lead, but Windsor battled back to take a three-point lead late in the third quarter.
Canty's floating shot put Marshall in front, 57-56, after three periods.
Pittman flew in for an alley-oop dunk on a Canty feed before Shawn Smith scored three consecutive baskets inside, two of then dunks, that gave Marshall some cushion at 76-65 with 4:50 left to play.
The Herd led, 82-77, when Rotimi Osuntola of the Lancers missed an uncontested dunk that was rebounded by Josh Collins, who sank a 3-pointer that pulled them within 82-80 with 17 seconds remaining.
Taylor made a pair of foul shots for an 84-80 lead with 10 seconds to go.
"I don't think we could have asked for a better scenario and teaching opportunity," Marshall head coach Tom Herrion said. "Tonight was a prime example of why you take these types of trips. We were in a terrific ballgame against a very good team with great experience.
"I thought we played really well early and we played great late when we had to."
The Lancers aided their cause by going 10-for-32 on 3-point attempts.
Lien Phillip, a 6-foot-8 fifth-year player for Windsor, had 28 points and nine rebounds. Phillips was the 2013 Ontario University Athletics West Division Player of the Year.
Marshall received a tougher challenge than Friday night's game on the same court when the Herd bashed the Algoma Thunderbirds, 99-54.
"I was very impressed with Windsor and they are well coached," Herrion said. "They play with a five-year rule here so they have a lot of older guys. They are going to be picked as one of the top two or three teams in Canada this coming year."
The Herd travels about two hours for its next game Sunday at 3 p.m. against the Western University Mustangs on their Alumni Hall homecourt in London, Ontario.
Western lost its first time out Thursday against the Southern University Jaguars, a 2013 NCAA tournament team from the Southwestern Athletic Conference. Southern beat the Mustangs, 72-66, after beginning its Canadian tour with a win over Windsor, 76-71, in double-overtime.
The Mustangs were led against Southern by the backcourt scoring of Eric McDonald and Quinn Henderson with 17 and 16 respectively. Peter Scholtes, a 6-foot-5 forward, scored 11. The top rebounder for the Mustangs was 6-3 forward Greg Morrow with eight.
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Type: French pasteleria and European cheeses
Neighborhood: Col. Montecristo
Address: Av. 5, No 100 Local 2 Col Montecristo
How to Get There from the Centro: Go north on Prolongacion Paseo de Montejo, past the Burger King Circle. Turn right on Calle 9 (before Gran Plaza… there's a 7-11 on the near right corner), which turns into Villas Hacienda. Continue past three glorietas. Past Boxito on your right and look for the OXXO on your left. At this third glorieta (Av. 5) make a 3/4 turn around the glorieta and proceed straight on Av. 5. You will need to make a U-turn to get to parking lot in front of Pistache or park adjacent to the school and walk across the street.
Pistache is in a small mall.
Parking: Yes
AirConditioned: Yes
Outdoors: Yes
Drinks: Wine, coffee and soft drinks
Hours: 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Website: none
Facebook: none
Notes: The pasteleria offers a large selection of french pastries, chocolate and almond croissants & various french breads that are all baked daily by French pastry Chef Patrice. In addition, Pistache carries a variety of imported European cheeses. There are a few tables in front of the bakery where coffee and pastries can be enjoyed, but this is mostly a walk-in kind of place.


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Community expresses 'deep concern' over prairie chicken listing
Farmers, oil and gas producers, landowners and concerned residents crowded the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday for a town hall meeting held by Congressman Steve Pearce about the federal lesser prairie chicken listing.
Some of the attendees filled the room and stood in the hallway to hear from Pearce, representatives of New Mexico Game and Fish and the Bureau of Land Management.
Many asked questions concerning what affects the recent U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service listing that designated the bird as threatened would have on the livelihood of county landowners.
"People are expressing deep concerns about this listing that has occurred. I tell people their concerns are deeply validated," Pearce said. "When you look at the timber industry when they listed the spotted owl as endangered now … 85 percent of the timber industry is gone. It's out of the country now. The same thing has the potential of occurring here."
Pearce said he was deeply disappointed with the federal listing of the bird, announced last month. He said the agency's state director Dan Ashe confirmed the decision was made in response to a lawsuit filed by environmental activists and it was not based on science.
"(Ashe) said we had to move now because of the lawsuit. I'm sorry, but we should not be determining the future of industries … the future of agriculture, the future of New Mexico, the future of Login to read more
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Best Turkey Burger in OC
All this talk of the best burgers in town have me salivating for a good turkey burger with grilled onions....havent found anything stellar in OC but I know it's out there.So far,the Counter in Irvine has proved to be just average,without a nice grill feel or flavor,but perhaps the best so far.Knowlwoods, FatBurger and Island's turkey burgers are just passable...a cut above fast food.Anyone have any better thoughts?
Have you tried Hof's Hut in Long Beach? I loved these...of course I have only eaten them pregnant, so perhaps a person with normal tastebuds would disagree, but I thought their turkey burger was fantastic, thick with lots of flavor. And, you can't beat the pie that they serve.
Love Red Robins and also Ruby's Turkey Burgers! Very tasty and moist. I'm normally a beef fan but go for the Turkey in those restaurants!!
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Falcons Drop 7-0 Decision to No. 52 Denver
Feb. 8, 2013
The Air Force men's tennis team dropped its third consecutive match Friday, falling 7-0 to 52nd-ranked Denver in Denver, Colo. The Pioneers evened their record at 2-2, while the Falcons fell to 3-4.
DU took an early 1-0 lead with wins at the top two doubles spots. Air Force won the No. 3 match as juniors Steven Young and Andy Jackson defeated Luke Manley and Alex Clinkenbeard, 8-6.
The Pioneers then swept the six singles matches but Air Force sent two of them to a third set. Senior Lance Wilhelm lost his first match of the season, falling to 47th-ranked Enej Bonin, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3. Wilhelm is now 6-1 at the top spot this season. Young also extended the No. 3 match to three sets before falling to Max Krammer, 6-4, 3-6, 6-2. DU won the other four matches in straight sets
The Falcons host two matches on Sunday, Feb. 10. They will play UMBC at 9 a.m. and Northern Colorado at 3 p.m.
Denver 7, Air Force 0


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Smoky cheese & onion tart
By Barney Desmazery
Cooking timePrep: 20 mins Cook: 45 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 6
A rustic tart to cut into squares for a picnic, or make individual tarts to serve as a starter with salad
Nutrition and extra info
- kcalories
- 759
- protein
- 18g
- carbs
- 47g
- fat
- 57g
- saturates
- 27g
- fibre
- 3g
- sugar
- 6g
- salt
- 2.32g
- small knob of butter
- 6 rashers smoked bacon, chopped into pieces
- 3 onions, thinly sliced
- 200ml double cream
- 500g block shortcrust pastry (all-butter has the best flavour)
- plain flour, for duting
- 140g hard farmhouse cheese, such as cheddar, half grated, half crumbled
- 1 egg, beaten
- 140g cherry tomatoes, halved
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- Heat oven to 220C/200C fan/gas 7. Heat the butter in a frying pan until sizzling, then add the bacon and cook for 6 mins until just starting to crisp. Add the onions and sweat for 10 mins until soft, sticky and golden. Pour in the cream, take off the heat and leave to cool a little.
- Meanwhile, roll the pastry out on a lightly floured surface to a rectangle a little larger than this magazine and transfer to a baking tray. Roll the edges up and press down to create a raised border.
- Tip the creamy onions into a bowl. Mix in the grated cheese and most of the beaten egg. Spread the mixture over the pastry, then scatter over the tomatoes and crumbled cheese. Brush the borders with the remaining beaten egg, then bake for 20 mins until golden. Leave to cool, then cut into squares. Enjoy warm with salad or cold on a picnic.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, August 2009
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Comments, questions and tips
I made this recipe for a bar-b-q party and friends cleared the plates in quick time and were asking for more. A couple of pals who are (chilli addicts )wanted to know what it would be like if I added a bit of chilli. The next time I made it, I added chilli powder with the onions and cream and made a seperate one for the (addicts )and both lots were cleared and everyone complimented both types.
I play Bridge socially on Thursday evenings and the group of friends that I play with each contribute a light snack to enjoy midway through the evening. I made this tart this week and it was one of the easiest and most delicious recipes I have ever made . I used onions from my allotment, and tomatoes I have grown in my greenhouse. I used unsmoked bacon as this was all I had available, but I am sure this did not make it any less delicious. I shall make this regularly.
Not a fan of this I'm afraid, I was going to make this for a picnic but I had already made too much fun. I'm glad I didn't as I made this for lunch yesterday and found it to be quite wet, which wouldn't have been good picnic food. Cooked it for over 20 minutes as the pastry wasn't quite cooked properly underneath as the mixture is quite wet, was okay but wouldn't make it again.