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WALLA WALLA — It was a tall order, but Klova Beck's windmill is finally up and running.
Beck, a former superintendent of Pleasant View School near Milton-Freewater, had wanted to put an antique windmill up behind his home on Old Milton Highway. When he died in February, only the base and lattice-steel tower had been erected.
"It was his project," said Beck's wife, Charmaine Beck. "He started working on it in the late 1980s after he retired."
But after his death, the business end of the windmill — the wind vanes and pump assembly — still needed to be hoisted into place.
Enter Bob Vance, a master at restoring windmills.
"Bob came to me and said, 'I knew your husband, do you want to put up that windmill because I can do that,'" Charmaine said.
So it was on a bright Monday morning this week that Bob, with the help of a boom truck, got Klova Beck's windmill up and running. The job went quickly and smoothly, and about 30 minutes after work started the steel-gray blades were whirling around in the light summer breeze, 30 feet above the ground.
The windmill had belonged to Sam Wolf, a farmer for whom Beck worked harvests when he was still in college. The two men remained friends and years later Beck asked Wolf if he could take the windmill from its original location near Rulo Station on Sudbury Road to his home.
"This one is a Flint & Walling Star 37," Vance said as he and Charmaine Beck studied the rebuilt windmill from ground level. "It's kind of a rare one."
The majority of water-pumping windmills people see are the Chicago Aermotor brand, which are still in use today.
One noteworthy aspect of the windmill now whirling away in the Beck's backyard is that it wasn't used for target practice, as so many other windmills have been.
"Very seldom do you find a windmill that there aren't bullet holes in them," Vance said.
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Treasure Coast high school delegation off to Tallahassee for Youth in Government session
Martin County — Tessa Shurr wants to legalize the open carry of firearms while hiking. She's researched the topic for months, written a bill on the topic — and in a couple days she'll present the legislation to a committee of the Florida House of Representatives.
Supporters hope Shurr's bill will reach the house floor, then pass on to a senate vote before receiving the governor's signature. Of course, that's asking a lot for a 15-year-old sophomore at South Fork High School.
Actually, the bill will be voted on by hundreds of high school students at a three-day State Assembly in Tallahassee called Florida Youth in Government. But that doesn't mean the process isn't intense.
"It's the real deal," said Shurr, who was offered an internship after the previous assembly. "You get an actual look at what it is."
In the program, students from around the state form a government that functions all year round. The biggest event, the State Assembly, begins Thursday. Sixty-one students from the Treasure Coast delegation will attend. The delegation is one of the newest, starting up in 2011. The group also is one of the largest (and one of the most liberal, in a conservative student government), giving the Treasure Coast a strong voting bloc up in the capitol.
The assembly has students in positions including governor, lobbyists and press corps. The program encourages participants to understand the political process better and to get involved.
Natalie Tuttle, 18, the current chief of staff for the state youth government started working with the Martin County Elections Office. She recently assisted with early voting and she'll move to the state capital next year to attend Florida State University. Other students in the Treasure Coast delegation helped with politicians' campaigns, including the District 18 congressional race between Patrick Murphy and Allen West.
Students in the nonpartisan club take up positions that allow them to improve their public speaking and debating skills. They also meet with local politicians. The Treasure Coast delegation will eat lunch in the capital with Senator Joe Negron, R-Stuart.
Isabella Ruggeri, 17, argued her bill right onto the floor of the Florida House of Representatives at the last State Assembly. As one of the few students to get out of the house committees, she presented her legislation — on giving convicted felons the right to vote after their release — to a couple hundred students who then took a vote.
"It went well," said Ruggeri of the presentation. "Except my bill got killed."
She'll be back this year to offer a new bill, before attending the University of Florida next year to study political science.
Don Welch, one of the teachers organizing the trip, said seeing these students take part in mock judiciary and lawmaking sessions makes him hopeful for "our future."
"They look like typical students now, but they dress in business attire," Welch said. " ... it's like 'these are high school kids?' They look like they're the real thing."
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I was thinking to upgrade from tiger to snow leopard soon but I just wan't to make sure about one thing. I have an external HD and its also bootable (tiger), now if I upgrade to snow leopard will that data still be accessible? Should I just erase the whole external HD and rebackup with snow leopard?
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- New cases: 12,340.
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The prognosis for patients with cervical cancer is markedly affected by the extent of disease at the time of diagnosis. A vast majority (>90%) of these cases can and should be detected early through the use of the Pap test and human papillomavirus (HPV) testing; however,[2] the current death rate is far higher than it should be, which reflects that, even today, the Pap test and HPV testing are not done on approximately 33% of eligible women. Clinical stage, however, as a prognostic factor must be supplemented by several gross and microscopic pathologic findings in surgically treated patients. These include: volume and grade of tumor, histologic type, lymphatic spread, and vascular invasion.
In a large, surgicopathologic staging study of patients with clinical stage IB disease reported by the Gynecologic Oncology Group (GOG) (GOG-49), the factors that predicted most prominently for lymph node metastases and a decrease in disease-free survival were capillary-lymphatic space involvement by tumor, increasing tumor size, and increasing depth of stromal invasion, with the latter being most important and reproducible.[3,4] In a study of 1,028 patients treated with radical surgery, survival rates correlated more consistently with tumor volume (as determined by precise volumetry of the tumor) than clinical or histologic stage.[5]
A multivariate analysis of prognostic variables in 626 patients with locally advanced disease (primarily stages II, III, and IV) studied by the GOG identified several variables that were significant for progression-free interval and survival:[6]
- Periaortic and pelvic lymph node status.
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The study confirmed the overriding importance of positive periaortic nodes and suggested further evaluation of these nodes in locally advanced cervical cancer. The status of the pelvic nodes was important only if the periaortic nodes were negative. This was also true for tumor size.
In a large series of cervical cancer patients treated by radiation therapy, the incidence of distant metastases (most frequently to lung, abdominal cavity, liver, and gastrointestinal tract) was shown to increase as the stage of disease increased, from 3% in stage IA to 75% in stage IVA.[7] A multivariate analysis of factors influencing the incidence of distant metastases showed stage, endometrial extension of tumor, and pelvic tumor control to be significant indicators of distant dissemination.[7]


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Police: Landlord lied about tenant putting her head through wallMarch 23,2013BENNINGTON A South Stream Road landlord was arraigned on Monday on a misdemeanor charge of calling in a false alarm after police said he falsely accused one of his tenants of putting her head through a wall and causing damage and destruction to her Beech Street apartment.
Thomas R. Dwyer Jr., 57, pleaded innocent to the charge in Bennington criminal court Monday. He was released without bail.
In an affidavit, Cpl. Andy Hunt, of the Bennington Police Department, said Dwyer called police on Feb. 27 around 3:40 p.m. Based on Dwyers description, three police officers and the Bennington Rescue Squad were dispatched to the apartment.
However, the tenant told police she didnt put her head through the wall. She said there was a hole in the wall put there by her ex-boyfriend three weeks previously and that she had reported it to Dwyer the day after it happened. On Feb. 27, she told police, she was having a problem because there was a raccoon in the ceiling of her apartment.
Dwyer told police he had been in the basement of the building and heard a loud bang. He said the tenant told him about the raccoon but he didnt believe her. Dwyer admitted that when he saw the size and shape of the hole in the wall, he assumed she had put her head through the wall.
Hunt said he told Dwyer he was being charged with providing a false alarm, and Dwyer then denied telling police his tenant put her head through the wall until he was told the call was recorded.MORE IN This Just InMONTPELIER The 22 water systems in Vermont that draw from Lake Champlain are participating in a... Full StoryJOHANNESBURG When Cecil the lions carcass was finally found after he was lured out of a... Full StoryWASHINGTON It took Ted Cruz three months to raise $10 million for his campaign for president, a... Full Story
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Nvidia 6600 on amd 64 + fedora core 3
I had some serious problems to setup my graphic adaptater : MSI NX6600-TD128E - 128 Mo TV-Out/DVI - PCI Express x16 (NVIDIA GeForce 6600).
I use fedora core 3 on AMD 64.
I download nvidia driver at http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_d..._1.0-6629.html.
I modify the xorg.info file.
I doesn't work (crash system on startup), so I follow instructions of the first message of this topic : http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/show...2&page=1&pp=15
Now, it works fine, but i have 2 problems :
1. instead of the normal mouse cursor, i have a enormous square ( about 60 x 60 pixels) with video "noise" : line with red, green, blue colors... This square moves with the mouse, like a normal cursor, it's only the display wich doesn't works.
2. When I halt the system, instead of a normal text consol whit halt messages, I have a blurred screen.
Can you help me ?
Thank you :)
Re: Nvidia 6600 on amd 64 + fedora core 3
Upgrade to the development version of xorg at
and reinstall the nVidia drivers. This fixes compatibility with 64-bit PCIe systems.
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Hi Brian,
Thank you for your answer.
Can you explain me how to upgrade? I am a begginer...
Should I copy all theses RPM into a tempory directory, and do as root "rpm --install *.rpm" ?
Thank you.
Re: Nvidia 6600 on amd 64 + fedora core 3
no only the xorg*.rpm files. then do rpm -Uhv *.rpm
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yes, it works fine.
Thank you :)
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I tried to install Fedora64 3 but the video does not work with my Gigabyte 6600 PCIE and the gigabyte g8nf9 motherboard
I downloaded the NVIDIA video drivers and the Nforce4 drvers, but there is a slight issue. simply getting the downloads transferred to the LINUX drive is no small achievement and also, installing the drivers when the video is corrupted. I suppose I can probably figure out how to boot to text mode to install the drivers, but frankly I haven't figured out how to get the files transferred to the drive so I can install them (they are on a USB drive and as USB thumbdrive).
Any ideas?
Re: Nvidia 6600 on amd 64 + fedora core 3
I think this will work:
mount /dev/sda1 /media/thumbdrive -t vfat
Something like that. Or whatever directory you want to mount it to instead of /media/thumbdrive, of course. Don't forget to umount when you're done.
There's a new Fedora x.org update that you should get instead of the development build I mentioned. That *should* work but I haven't gotten around to updating to it myself. I haven't tried nVidia's latest drivers yet either (released a few days ago) but I'd imagine those are what you should use too.
Booting text mode: at the grub screen, hit 'a', then append 3 to the boot line.
Re: Nvidia 6600 on amd 64 + fedora core 3
I presume the xorg rpm is xorg-x11-devel-6.8.2-19.x86_64.rpm correct? There are about 10 different xorg files in the ftp directory, want to make sure I have the correct one.
Re: Nvidia 6600 on amd 64 + fedora core 3
xorg-x11-6.8.2-1.FC3.13.x86_64.rpm and related, from download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linux/core/updates/3/x86_64/
You might be looking at the devel directory rather than updates? Either should work, but updates is theoretically safer. up2date will pull them if you like, but I usually download and rpm -Fvh manually (I like to do things the hard way).
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Updated at: 05/09/2013 10:26 PM
By: Maarja Anderson
From D-Town to Brew-Town, that was the topic Thursday for a group of young entrepreneurs talking about the revitalization of Duluth at a new brewery.
FUSE Duluth is a program under the Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce specifically to help connect young professionals with the community. Thursday, their "Topics on Tap" conversation was held at Bent Paddle Brewing Co., a brewery opening next week.
The group was among the first to taste Bent Paddle's new brew and tour the facility before sitting down for a panel discussing Duluth- where the city has been, where it's going, and visions for the future.
The Tonnis' and Mullen's are the married couples behind Bent Paddle. It's a 30-barrel production craft brewery and taproom located on West Michigan Street.
Co-founder and Director of Brewery Operations, Bryon Tonnis, said breweries help revitalize communities because they add to the quality of life.
"It gives people places for people to come down, socialize, and enjoy each other's company," said Tonnis.
Part of the discussion Thursday centered around keeping young entrepreneurs in Duluth.
"What can we do to keep people here?" asked FUSE Director, Kellie Cloutire. "There has to be something about Duluth. It's our adventurous spirit and the many things we have to do here. Brewing and breweries are apart of that."
While breweries give locals a place to meet, Tonnis said craft brew also draws in another crowd: tourists. Tonnis said Duluth is a growing brewery destination.
"We hope people will come in, try our beer and have a great time in Duluth and then leave thinking, 'Wow, that was such a great experience,'" said Tonnis.
Soon Bent Paddle hopes to have their brew on shelves across the region, not just exporting their brew, but exporting the experience of Duluth.
"When they see our beers on the shelves they are hopefully going to think of their great experience in Duluth and think about coming back," Tonnis said.
Bent Paddle is located at 1912 W. Michigan Street. Their taproom opens to the public Thursday, May 16th.


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Google I/O 2012: Day One
Subject: General Tech | June 27, 2012 - 10:48 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: tablet, google io, google drive, google, developers, conference, chrome, asus, Android
Every June, the tech world lights up with numerous tech conferences that pack dense information into a couple days (and takes weeks to fully decompress). One of the bigger conferences (by a single company, Computex is its own beast) is Google I/O.
The biggest rumor to come out concerning this year's Google I/O announcements is an ASUS manufactured 7-inch Nexus Tablet. It is allegedly packing some high end hardware with the Tegra 3 Soc, up to 16GB of memory, IPS display, and an extremely attractive price at less than $200. Beyond that, we can expect Jelly Bean (Android 4.1) information, developer talks, software demos, and more talk of Google Wallet, and NFC technology. Heck, Google may even make a second attempt at pushing Android@Home (or maybe not heh).
Being June 27th, it is the first day of Google I/O and that means it is time for keynotes! On the schedule for today, Google has talks on the new aspects of Android, Google Play, cloud computing, Youtube cloud rendering, Google+ (including Hangouts), and new features of Google Maps. They also have talks scheduled with Google Drive information that should demo some of the things developers can do with the Drive SDK.
We are excited to see if the Nexus tablet rumors are true or not, as well as learning more about the latest version of Android. If you are interested in watching the event, check out the Google I/O schedule where you can tune into the most of the events live. The first event starts soon at 9:30am PST!
Check back later today for updates!
Update: (9:00 PST) A leaked screenshot indicates that the Nexus tablet may be called the Nexus 7.
Update: (9:30 PST) Vic Gondotra stepped on stage to kick off the Google I/O conference. He stated that there are more than 30,000 people in attendance.
What are you excited about at Google I/O? Let us know in the comments below!
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Report: NVIDIA Tegra 3 Kai Platform to Power ASUS-built Nexus Tablet
Subject: Mobile | June 27, 2012 - 03:43 AM | Ken Addison
Tagged: tablet, Nexus, memo, jelly bean, ics, eeepad, asus, Android
For months, rumors have been flying about Google introducing a "Nexus" tablet platform, reminiscent of what they have done with previous phone releases. With the Google I/O Day 1 Keynote just hours away, we at PC Perspective are throwing our hat into the ring in predicting what Google is likely to announce.
During meetings with ASUS at CES 2012, representatives from the company introduced us to a series of 3 tablets, including the Eee Pad MeMO 171, and the later to be named Transformer Prime Infinity. While these two tablets have been released or are soon to be released in some retail capacity, there is one product that they were talking about that morning which ASUS has gone completely silent on.
While ASUS was being a little cagey about the product at the time, we did recieve some initial information for this Eee Pad MeMO 370T. We were told that it was a Tegra 3 product, and that it would come in at around $250. This device however was not particularly accessible to us like the rest of the time as it was locked in a protective case. We could use the screen of the device, but that was about it. In fact, the pictures that we snapped of this device were frankly just by chance, as we were expecting to see this product later down the line and didn't put much focus onto it.
Moving on to later in the same day, we attended the NVIDIA press conference, which was very Tegra focused. One of the big announcements was an unnamed ASUS $249 Tegra 3 Tablet. NVIDIA was also being pretty silent about this product, but we once again expected news about their low-cost platform for tablet (Kai) in the coming weeks.
NVIDIA announces $249 ASUS Tegra 3 Tablet at CES
However we never recieved any more information in the following 6 months from either ASUS or NVIDIA, which brings us to this year's Google I/O. With Google expected to be working with ASUS on a 7" tablet, and the fact that NVIDIA was so hyped about a product that was never heard from again, it becomes a safe assumption to look towards the long forgotten Eee Pad MeMO 370T as the likely platform. While the styling may be altered, any potential Google/ASUS 7" tegra tablet will certainly have had roots in the Eee family.
Massive ASUS ROG Matrix HD 7970 GPU Pictured
Subject: Graphics Cards | June 22, 2012 - 04:27 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: tahiti, gpu, ASUS ROG, asus, amd, 7970
ASUS recently posted a few teaser photos of its upcoming Republic of Gamers branded 7970 graphics card. The Matrix HD 7970 is a three slot design with the company's DirectCU II heatsink, dual fans, DIGI+ VRM, and (of course) AMD's 7970 Tahiti GPU core. While likely not based on the higher-binned cores used in the new 7970 GHz Edition graphics cards, with the large cooler and extra power phases that ASUS is packing into this Matrix GPU it should overclock to similar levels of performance.
The card features fans, and a large dual slot cooler with the traditional red and black ROG theme. The ASUS and Matrix logos are etched into the side of the card as well. The PCB is black and further covered by a bracing plate to reinforce the PCB to support the weight of the cooler. On the front of the card, it houses an air vent, two DVI connectors, and four DisplayPort video outputs. On the back of the card are four buttons. Two of the buttons with plus and minus symbols let you adjust the core voltage in preset jumps. The Safe Mode button next to the minus button clears the overclocks from the BIOS and resets the card to default settings. Finally, the red button will spin the fan up to 100% to overclock the card as far as possible. They also have a bank of LEDs below the buttons that offer at-a-glance load monitoring (really only useful for those testing outside a case...). In the rear corner of the card is two eight pin PCI-E power connectors. Then, on the underside (top when installed in the case) of the graphics card's PCB, ASUS has a VGA Hotwire port which allows the card to interface with the ASUS OC Key and Extreme edition motherboards (such as the Maximus V and Rampage IV Extreme). There are also voltage checking points.
Internals are somewhat similar to ASUS Radeon HD 7970 DirectCU II, but with some aspects ratcheted up. The power phases, for example, have increased from 12 phases to 20 on the Matrix card. It continues to use the 7970 "Tahiti" GPU with 2048 shaders, 32 ROPs, and AMD's Graphics Core Next architecture. ASUS is packing 3GB of GDDR5 memory with a 384-bit memory interface. ASUS has stated that both the GPU core and memory will be overclocked from the factory. Unfortunately, they have not released any specific numbers. We will have to wait until the card is closer to the launch date for that information.
The ASUS ROG Matrix graphics card will be launching in Q3 of 2012. It will be aimed at extreme overclockers – especially those that are already using Republic of Gamers branded motherboards from ASUS. What do you think of this new card, especially now that AMD has launched its 7970 GHz Edition reference GPU? You can find more photos of the card over at the ASUS website.
ASUS new Zenbook UX31 shows some promise
Subject: Mobile | June 20, 2012 - 04:19 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: asus, Zenbook UX31, ultrabook
ASUS has been paying attention to the complaints many people have about the resolution of ultrabooks and with the UX31 have provided an 11.6" 1600 x 900 LCD. The aluminium clad Ultrabook uses the Core i5-2557M and HD3000 graphics, 4GB DDR3 and a 256GB SSD in its thin and lightweight frame. Unfortunately Hardware Canucks ended up less than impressed with the chicklet style keyboard nor the track pad and they found issues with the WiFi as well. On the positive side the battery life was impressive as was the audio so do not dismiss this Ultrabook because of a few small issues.
"Mobile computing is quickly evolving with thinner, more versatile designs and no product better defines this focus than ASUS' new Zenbook series of Ultrabooks. The UX31 has been around for a while but it still represents the pinnacle of industrial design with a sleek body and even better looking specifications. But in an environment that's cluttered with lower priced competitors, this Ultrabook will be fighting an uphill battle for recognition. "
Here are some more Mobile articles from around the web:
- ASUS G75VW notebook @ Hardwareoverclock
- Samsung Series 9 15″ NP900X4C Ivy Bridge Ultrabook Overview and SSD Performance Analysis @ SSD Review
- Samsung Series 5 550 Chromebook Review @ TechReviewSource
- Toshiba Portege Z930 @ The Inquirer
- AMD Trinity APU Reference Laptop Review @ HardwareHeaven
- Alienware M17x R4 Review (i7 3610QM/ AMD HD7970M) @ Kitguru
- HuntKey X-MAN 90W Universal Notebook Adapter Review @ NikKTech
- Apple MacBook Pro (15-Inch, Retina Display) Review @ TechReviewSource
- Apple MacBook Pro with Retina display hands-on preview @ Hardware.Info
- MacBook Air (Mid 2012) Review @ HardwareHeaven
- Ultrabooks vs. 13" MacBook Air: Is the Apple Tax Real? @ TechSpot
- Samsung Galaxy S3 Android Smartphone Review @ HardwareHeaven
- Huawei Honor U8860 Android SmartPhone Review @ NikKTech
- Samsung Galaxy S III Review - AT&T and T-Mobile USA Variants @ AnandTech
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Subject: General Tech, Shows and Expos | June 13, 2012 - 09:03 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: trinity, spire, Silverstone, rosewill, nzxt, corsair, computex 2012, computex, asus, amd
The Tech Report found a few more Computex 2012 pictures to show off, including a teaser from NZXT of the previous Phantom model as the new model is still under NDA, no such problem for the case modders showing off at the Thermaltake booth nor for InWin and their new H-Frame case. Sticking with the cooling motif is this new fan from Spire which uses a new type of bearing to provide a longer life and Corsair's two new lineups of 120mm and 140mm fans, the AF series designed to maximize air flow through a case and the SF series for heatsinks and radiators which benefit more from the increased static pressure larger fan blades can provide. From Rosewill they spotted a silent PSU, SilverStone a SFX model perfect for an HTPC and big 1200W digitally controlled PSU from Corsair. Wrap up the tour with some bad news about the expected delay of Trinity on the desktop and some good news for audiophiles from ASUS' Xonar team.
"We've wrapped up our Computex coverage with another round of news. On tap: the PSUs and case mods that stood out at the show, new fans from Corsair and Spire, a chat with Asus' Xonar audio team, details on NZXT's next-generation Phantom enclosure, and word of a delay to AMD's desktop Trinity APU."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- AMD and ARM joined by Imagination, TI, and MediaTek @ SemiAccurate
- AMD 2013 APUs To Include ARM Cortex-A5 Processor For TrustZone Capabilities @ AnandTech
- TSMC reiterates supply of 28nm chips to come close to demand in 4Q12 @ DigiTimes
- TSMC joins giant fab race @ The Register
- Open Rail, or, why didn't we think of this? @ Hack a Day
- nstall Windows 8 from a USB Drive, Dual-boot with XP, Vista and 7 @ TechSpot
- Netgear ReadyNAS Duo v2 @ Legion Hardware
- Computex: Thunderbolt is coming, slowly for now @ Kitguru
Podcast #205 - News from Computex 2012! - Ultrabooks, Trinity Motherboards, New products from Corsair, and much more!
Subject: General Tech | June 7, 2012 - 03:21 PM | Ken Addison
Tagged: trinity, ROG, PSU, podcast, nvidia, LAMD, Intel, corsair, computex, asus, amd, a85, 680M
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Computex: ASUS G75VW Allegedly World's First 802.11ac 5GHz Laptop
Subject: Mobile | June 7, 2012 - 01:54 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: wireless, gaming laptop, gaming, computex, ASUS ROG, asus, 802.11ac, 5GHz wifi
Earlier today we posted a couple of teaser photos showing off some of ASUS' upcoming products. One of the devices was a gaming laptop called the ASUS G75. Engadget has managed to get their hands on some more information regarding a variant of the G75 – the G75VW. According to the site, the gaming laptop is rocking an Intel Ivy Bridge processor, GeForce GTX 670M, and DDR3 memory (known because of the CPU used). That hardware is then powering a 1080p display, which the GTX 670M should have no problem driving but is a bit depressing to see on a high end laptop of this size (approximately 17"). The real kicker though is in the wireless card that it is allegedly packing: an 802.11ac card.
The ASUS G75 gaming laptop
Engadget states that although the information sheet next to the laptop at ASUS' Computex booth did not list any 802.11ac compatibility, wireless chip maker Broadcom (manufacturer of chips that are used in many wireless routers and NICs) has stated that it does in fact have an 802.11ac NIC in it. Senior Vice President Michael Hurlston told members of the press at Computex 2012 that the ASUS G75VW is the "World's first 5G Wi-Fi laptop." He further stated that the computer would be arriving in the hands of consumers "very shortly."
Interesting stuff, and although the "5G Wi-Fi" – so called because it is the fifth generation of consumer grade Wi-Fi (though not the 5th gen if you count all iterations of the wireless 802.11 standards) – is not yet official and set in stone, it is very close and I would not be surprised to see the technology in a laptop like this particular ASUS at this point in the game.
And to think that I just got done upgrading my network to Gigabit Ethernet and 802.11n about two months ago! Even so, I'm excited for the upcoming standard because I want to test its usefulness in getting live TV from my CableCARD tuner to the living room and Katy's wireless laptop without stuttering – something even wireless N with MIMO can't do with devices in the same room. So far, the only thing stable enough has been wired Cat5e Ethernet (both 100Mbps and 1000Mbps hardware seem to work without issues). And because it's proving difficult to get a wired connection from the router to the TV (Xbox 360 used as Windows Media Extender), I'm ready to try out some 802.11ac stuff to see if it can really deliver on the increased bandwidth!
Computex: ASUS Shows Off Two Beastly Concept Motherboards
Subject: Motherboards | June 6, 2012 - 08:12 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: zeus, wolverine, power phase, motherboard, dual gpu, concept, computex, asus
ASUS has a history of showing off crazy high-end concept motherboards that are not likely to come to market but may help influence future motherboard products by getting the creative sparks of innovation flowing in engineers' minds.
At this year's Computex 2012, Asus showed off two concept motherboards that it is calling Zeus and Wolverine. While Zeus tackles Thunderbolt and integrated GPUs, Wolverine approaches the problem of getting clean power to the CPU by pushing the limits of the number of power phases that can be integrated into ATX-sized motherboards.
You will notice on the Zeus motherboard that the bottom of the board holds a bank of two 8 pin and two six pin power connectors. The two eight pin connectors are labeled VGA 1 and VGA 2 while the two six pin connectors are labeled VGA 3 and VGA 4 respectively. At first this seems like a regular X79 chipset (socket 2011) based motherboard with giant heatsinks for overclockers. After doing a double take (at least I did), you will notice that the board has no PCI-E connectors!
Source: AnandTech
Instead, the board has a large heatsink, and under that heatsink are two GPUs in CrossFire configuration. Tech Power Up believes that the GPUs being used are two AMD 7800 "Pitcairn" series mobile graphics cards in CrossFire configuration. While the desktop variants are fairly low power, they would need active cooling or a larger heatsink, which I think is what lead them to consider that ASUS may be using mobile-class cards. Reportedly, ASUS did not create this board to suggest GPU integration, but to show off dual Thunderbolt ports on an X79 motherboard.
Connectivity on the board includes a socket 2011 CPU, eight DDR3 DIMM slots, ten SATA connectors, (and on the rear IO panel) a WiFi radio, eight USB 3.0 ports, two Thunderbolt ports, Gigabit LAN, 7.1 channel analog audio output, optical audio output, HDMI output, DisplayPort output, and two eSATA ports.
As far as the dual GPU integration goes, however... I don't expect we'll be seeing a move in the industry like this any time soon, at least not on high-end Enthusiast boards (though I could see an argument for small form factor (SFF) budget gaming systems from OEMs). Dedicated graphics card technology moves at such a rapid pace compared to motherboards that it is just not feasible to market a feature like this to enthusiasts. While they may keep the same motherboard for years, those same users will likely upgrade their graphics cards at least once to stay current. Further, with the cost of these high-end motherboards already approaching exorbitant, adding integrated GPUs that don't mesh well with the purpose of a high end system pushes the cost higher and demand to a point that these boards just don't seem realistic.
While Zeus was more of a powerhouse with a twist (albeit one that isn't really feasible to market), the other motherboard – Wolverine – is a "because we can" board but one that could have an impact on the industry today. ASUS has taken its Digi+ digital power to the extreme by packing as many power phases as it could into an ATX form factor motherboard. In total, they managed to place 40 power phases onto the PCB – notice how the CPU socket had to be shifted to the right to make room!
Source: AnandTech
Other features on the board include eight SATA connectors, four DIMM slots, three PCI-E 3.0 x16 slots, LGA 1155 socket, and three PCI 3.0 x1 slots. On the rear the board features four USB 2.0 ports, six USB 3.0 ports, a WiFi radio, Gigabit LAN, BIOS buttons, optical audio output, 7.1 channel analog audio output, and what looks like two eSATA ports.
Granted, I'm not suggesting that we will be seeing motherboards coming out with 40+ power phases anytime soon. I can see this influencing future designs, however. Even heavy overclockers (water and air cooling levels) don't really /need/ 40 power phases but we could start seeing vendors put out boards with half of that and still have it be a big improvement.
What do you think of the two new ASUS concept motherboards? You can see more images of the boards over at AnandTech's gallery. Do you think they are on the right track? If not what areas do you think motherboard manufacturers need to improve?
ASUS Republic of Gamers Gear Pictured
Subject: General Tech, Mobile | June 6, 2012 - 05:33 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: motherboard, laptop, headsets, gaming, ASUS ROG, asus
Today we received a number of photos from ASUS that show off some upcoming hardware from their upcoming Republic of Gamers line. Except for the Xonar Phoebus (which has launched), the hardware in these photos is not yet released and ASUS has not revealed when it will be available for sale – or how much it will cost. Still, I can't think of a better way to start the day than getting a glimpse of some shiny unreleased hardware – especially when I get to share it with you!
First up is a new Replublic of Gamers motherboard called the Maximus V Extreme. This board is similar to the mATX Maximus V GENE board that was announced recently, but the Extreme motherboard is full ATX.
While full specifications are unknown, from the photo you can see that the board has an LGA 1155 socket, making it compatible with the latest Intel Ivy Bridge processors. Further, it is sporting four DDR3 DIMM slots, five PCI-E 3.0 x16 slots, and one PCI-E 3.0 x4 slots. Other features of the board include ASUS' Extreme Engine Digi+ II digital power control technology, power and reset buttons on the board itself, voltage check points, Lucid Virtu MVP GPU virtualization technology, and AMD CrossFireX and NVIDIA SLI support. The VRM area and southbridge area of the board is covered by large black and red heatsinks.
Rear IO includes five USB 2.0 ports (one to be used with ROG Connect), two USB 3.0 ports, an Intel-powered Gigabit LAN, HDMI, DisplayPort, optical audio output, PS/2 port, five analog audio outputs and a TOSLink connector. Additionally, the board features CMOS clear and reset buttons, a mini-PCIe + mSATA combo card, and a Republic of Gamers OC Key accessory. The OC Key plugs into the DVI port of the graphics card and provides an on-screen-display for overclocking information and voltage tweaking.
In addition to the ASUS Maximus V Extreme, the company is producing the Maximus V Forumula motherboard, which is then further available with or without the ThunderFX audio accessory. The Formula board is another socket 1155 board with a red and black color scheme that is ready for Ivy Bridge processors and multi-GPU setups (SLI or CrossFireX). The heatsinks on the formula are a little less beefy than those on the Maximus V Extreme, but the VRM heatsinks are ready to be integrated into a water cooling loop. Further features include four DDR3 DIMM slots, eight SATA connectors, three PCI-E 3.0 x16 slots, three PCI-E 3.0 x1 slots, and a single PCI-E 3.0 x4 slot.
The board also features the SupremeFX integrated sound card (which has been isolated from the rest of the board by routing the wiring through its own PCB layer) and a mini-PCI-E + mSATA combo card. One version of the motherboard also comes with the SupremeFX accessory which you can see in the photo below.
Rear IO of the Maximus V Formula motherboard includes four USB 2.0 ports (one for ROG connect), four USB 3.0 ports, an eSATA port, DisplayPort, HDMI, Intel-powered Gigabit LAN, five analog audio jacks, two optical audio outputs, and CMOS clear and reset buttons.
The Maximus Extreme V Formula comes with a device called the ThunderFX that is a high end headphone amp and DAC offering 120dB SNR, and noise cancellation technology. The included GamEQ comes with three preset profiles but also offers you a wide range of options to tweak your sound to your own desires. There is also onboard audio in the form of the SupremeFX IV audio chipset which will keep those who prefer speakers more than happy with their audio quality.
You can also see that the large anodized aluminium heatsinks have barbs for you to include them in a watercooling loop so that all components on your motherboard can be cooled without resorting to fans to move air. GameFirst II is the name ASUS has given their networking software and it is designed to examine an prioritize packets to reduce lag and ping times. It comes with both an EZ Mode as well as offering advanced options for those who know what they are doing. As we have seen on other boards, the Maximus Extreme V Formula comes with a mPCIe Combo card with dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.0. This board is also shattering records in Super PI 32M, 3DMark05 and Heaven to name a few.
Check out more from ASUS from Computex including ROG graphics cards, audio devices and laptops!!
Computex: ASUS Mars III Dual GTX 680 Card Comes With 8GB RAM
Subject: Graphics Cards | June 5, 2012 - 12:59 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: nvidia, mars 3, gtx 680, computex, asus
ASUS has created a graphics card that places two NVIDIA GTX 680 GPUs and 8GB of RAM on a single PCB cooled by three fans and a heatpipe-aided fin array. With three PCI-E power connectors and a dual slot design, you can bet that it will be expensive, large, and in charge (of your electric bill). (Even so, I still want one even if I have to get a new case :P).
ASUS is showing off a graphics card at Computex that is sure to be of interest to enthusiasts everywhere. The successor to their elusive Mars II (which we reviewed here), the new ASUS Mars III is a dual GPU graphics card utilizing two NVIDIA GTX 680 GPUs and a total of 8GB of GDDR5 memory on a single PCB. The dual slot card is cooled by three fans on an aluminum and heatpipe aided fin array. Around the back of the card are three eight pin PCI-E power connectors for up to 525watts of power! There is also a red button to the left of the connectors that spins the fans up to 100% for maximum overclocking. Towards the front is a single SLI connector (for up to 4-way SLI) along with three DVI ports and a mini-DisplayPort for video output.
In short, this graphics card is a total beast. Although we do not yet know clockspeeds or other specific details, you can expect the cards to be expensive and very fast. According to VR-Zone, the card being shown off at Computex 2012 is an engineering sample and the company is still working to refine the final design – particularly the cooler and PCB. You can find more photos of this massive card here.
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Phormidium pseudpriestleyi isolated from a meltwater pond on the McMurdo Ice Shelf, Antarctica© Patricia Mesquita
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The Sonnenallee is a street in Berlin, Germany, connecting the districts of Neukölln and Treptow-Köpenick. The street is 5 km long, crossing Baumschulenstraße at its south east end and terminating at Hermannplatz in the north west. Sonnenallee was constructed at the end of the 19th century. The area around the Sonnenallee was created to cater for the rural drift to the city of that period. Today the street is also called "Little Beirut" or "Gaza Strip", because of its high percentage of Arab immigrants.[1]
During its history, the Sonnenallee has been known under various other names. At the beginning the street was known simply as Straße 84 (Street 84). In 1893, five years after the death of Kaiser Friedrich Wilhelm the street was renamed in his honour. In 1920s the street was extended to the south east and it was during this time finally named Sonnenallee.
In 1999, a film of the same name was created Sonnenallee. The film portrayed a nostalgic view of the GDR in the 1970s. During the communist period the street was intersected by the Berlin Wall including a border crossing. Nostalgia for things relating to the communist period is known as Ostalgie in German, blending the words "Ost" (meaning east) and "Nostalgie" (nostalgia).
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Media related to Sonnenallee at Wikimedia Commons
Coordinates: 52°28′34″N 13°27′09″E / 52.47611°N 13.45250°E


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To the editor: It has been six months since President Obama took office. Many are impatient, forgetting it took eight years to get us into this mess.
The Republicans are suddenly "fiscal conservatives" and claim they don't want to "mortgage their children's future." These are the same folks who never questioned the $10 billion a month we poured into Iraq to no end. Where was that "fiscal conservatism" then?
To the editor: Job 1:1: "There was a man in the land of Uz, whose name was Job; and that man was blameless and upright, and one who feared God and shunned evil (shunned to avoid deliberately and especially habitually). Job was blameless but not sinless. He needed a Savior as we all do. Job asked that God would cover his iniquity Job."
"Confessions of a Mad Man: From Madison Avenue to Island Sands" (see accompanying story) contains insider anecdotes from a man who helped create Americans' need for "stuff" after World War II. It's the kind of tell-all we love to read about—the good stuff that's not in the history books.
It appears some elected officials have forgotten or don't care about who they work for—the people of Brunswick County.
In Carolina Shores, the commissioners (elected officials) feel it's their place to censure town mayor Stephen Selby (another elected official), and they think they have the right to do so without hearing what citizens think.
On Friday, commissioners told the people of Carolina Shores they didn't care about what they had to say by announcing the board would not take public comment during a special meeting.
When you're talking about nearly $800 billion, what's another $18 million? That's not even enough to cover the interest—spend it.
I would venture the previous statement sums up the entire thought process that went into the decision to spend nearly $18 million over the next six years to revamp recovery.gov, the government-run Web site that tracks where and how stimulus money is being spent.
Adding insult to injury, taxpayers are actually footing the $18 million bill just so they can see where their stimulus money is being spent.
Lots of things are open to interpretation. Messages in the Bible, dreams, types of dancing, and yes, the law.
And while my interpretation of the law may differ from the attorney representing the Brunswick County Board of Education, I expect an explanation of why my interpretation is inaccurate, if nothing else.
The board's meeting Thursday night, which lasted until the early hours Friday morning and contained two closed sessions, ended with no official action taken.
Getting the news out to the public can be a mix of fun and excitement. Sometimes it's hard; sometimes it's emotional.
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As a reporter in Kentucky, I was eager to join up with law enforcement one day after receiving a call about an indoor marijuana-growing operation in my hometown. The officers invited me along and told me I was welcome to take pictures of the enterprise, the likes of which hadn't been seen in the area before.
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Four months after Carolina Shores commissioners took part in a questionable closed session and emerged with a reprimand of Mayor Stephen Selby, their asphalt is starting to show.
The "asphalt scandal," after all, is commissioners' first item on their list of infractions Selby has committed since his election as mayor in November 2007, according to a censure-ship resolution approved 3-2 by the board last Friday.
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Spirituality without practical application is baloney. The same is true for Radical Forgiveness. It's a great idea, but unless you apply it, nothing changes.
You can read all about it, but until you actually do a worksheet, you'll never have the full experience of it. That's why I did the webinar on the Radical Forgiveness worksheet last week.
If you were on the call, I hope you got it that trying to do it in your head doesn't work. Your mind simply gets in the way. (The replay of the webinar is available in the membership area of Colin's Cafe.)
Don't ask me why or how the worksheet makes it work. I only know that it does. Maybe it has the effect of bypassing your rational mind and going straight to your Spiritual Intelligence instead. Who knows?
You don't have to be a smart-ass either. Your Spiritual Intelligence doesn't need complex theories and algorithms, just your willingness to allow it to be activated. Nothing else is required. Here's the deal:
- Radical Forgiveness requires no special skill or ability.
- It requires no belief or faith. Just the willingness to try it.
- Proximity of time and space are not required. Results are immediate, and distance is no factor on how others might be affected energetically.
- You aren't required to like the person (though you will probably feel quite differently about him/her after doing the worksheet).
I like to call it a "fake it till you make it" system. The Radical Forgiveness tools only require that you be willing to open to the idea that these ideas might be true. By placating your rational mind with, "There, there, I don't believe it either, but let's just see what happens," it gives up its resistance and your Spiritual Intelligence can take over.
I am getting ready to leave for England May 19th and will be showing people over there and in Europe how to do the work. Needless to say, I have all the worksheets and 13 Steps audios translated into the right languages. I have them in Russian, French, German and Spanish.
I'm doing a Miracles Workshop in Switzerland in June, but that's going to be in English only. No translation required on that one.
We still have 5 spots open, so if you fancy a quick trip over to Switzerland, check out the Events Page for the details and to register. It's your last chance this year to do what you need to do to clear your energy field of all that old energy you may have stored up. Make it a "healing vacation."


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All of the types of whales in the world can be divided into two categories or classifications. These are toothed whales and baleen whales, which instead of teeth, have baleen or hard, bone-like plates in their mouths. Toothed whales include Killer Whales, Sperm Whales, Beluga Whales, dolphins and porpoises, among others.
Some large, toothed whales, such as Killer Whales, can feed on large prey like sea lions or seals, but most eat fish and squid or shellfish from the ocean floor. Every different species of toothed whales has a different number of teeth. The Sperm Whale is the biggest toothed whale, and they have between thirty and sixty teeth. The interesting thing about the Sperm Whale's teeth is that they are only in its bottom jaw. The largest tooth among whales belongs to the Narwhal Whale and is up to 2.7 meters long. Strangely enough, the tooth is not used for feeding. It is a spiral tooth that grows into the upper lip. Scientists think it may have to do with male hierarchy.
The baleen whales family includes many of the most popular types of whales. They eat plankton and krill. The filter-feeders are in this group. They swim with their mouth open taking in water and then the plankton stays inside while the water is returned to the ocean. One of the most well-known of the baleen whales is the Humpback Whale. They grow up to fifty feet long and weigh around forty tons, or 80,000 pounds. The "hump" is their dorsal fins, which look like the hump of a camel on their back. They eat plankton, krill and small fish like herring, lance and mackerel.
The Blue, Finback, Minke, and Pilot are all among types of baleen whales. In total, there are eleven species. The Blue Whale is the largest whale in the world, growing up to one-hundred feet long and weighing over one-hundred tons. They eat three or four tons of krill a day. Krill are an invertebrate, similar to a shrimp. The Blue Whale is the largest mammal and its heart is said to be the size of a small automobile. They are ten years old before they reach sexual maturity.
Fin Whales are also quite large, growing to be around ninety feet long and weighing seventy-five tons. Their diet also consists of krill, plankton, and small school fish, such as herring, lance and mackerel. They eat up to three tons of food every day. Fin Whales are very fast for their size, reaching speeds of up to 23 mph.
Minke Whales are one of the smaller baleens growing to around thirty feet long. They weigh in the neighborhood of ten tons. They live in all the oceans of the world and are one of the few whales whose numbers are still listed as "abundant" on endangered species lists. They eat krill and the small schooling fish, like mackerel. Pilot Whales are also one the smaller size whales, being twenty feet long and weighing 1-½ to 2 tons. They feed on squid but will eat the smaller schooling fish on occasion.


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Kidneys. They look like beans and produce a liquid waste called urine. At first kidneys seem like a simple case of liquid in, liquid out. But things don't add up. Previous investigations revealed that not everything that goes in, comes out. What is going on?
Tasked with having to answer this question, student detectives must first learn about the structure of a kidney. They examine models, charts, and pre-dissected specimens as well as microscope slides of kidney tissues in an effort to learn what makes up this strange organ. They must then use the lab activities, as well as the skills of observation, critical thinking and analysis to determine exactly HOW that waste is produced and where, as well as how other substances such as salts, sugars, proteins and water are actually prevented from leaving. Along the way students learn the vital role kidneys play in managing the body's blood pressure, acid-base balance, production of red blood cells, proper salt (electrolyte) levels, and fluid retention, as well as clearing out toxic wastes, chemicals and drugs. Also covered are some facts about kidney disease. Particular topics explored in this class include:
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Cranberry & hazelnut cake
By Cassie Best
Cooking timePrep: 20 mins Cook: 1 hr, 35 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsCuts into 12 slices
A versatile and light fruitcake with a hint of spice and plenty of juicy cranberries and cherries - ice as you wish!
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- kcalories
- 492
- protein
- 7g
- carbs
- 57g
- fat
- 26g
- saturates
- 10g
- fibre
- 3g
- sugar
- 44g
- salt
- 0.5g
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- 200g butter, softened, plus a little extra for greasing
- 100g raisins
- 200g pot glacé cherries, halved
- 100g dried cranberries
- 200g fresh or frozen cranberries
- zest and juice 1 orange
- 50ml sherry, brandy, Disaronno or Frangelico
- 250g light soft brown sugar
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 4 large eggs
- 200g self-raising flour
- 100g ground almonds
- 100g toasted hazelnuts, chopped
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- Heat oven to 160C/140C fan/gas 3. grease a deep 20cm cake tin and line with baking parchment – high enough to come 2.5cm above the top of the tin. Put the raisins, cherries, all the cranberries, orange zest and juice, and alcohol into a small pan. Bring to the boil and leave to simmer for 3 mins, until the cranberries have softened a little and most of the liquid has evaporated. Set aside to cool.
- Put the sugar, butter and vanilla in a bowl and beat with an electric mixer until pale and fluffy. Add the eggs, flour, almonds, hazelnuts and mixed spice. Whisk again until just combined, then stir through the soaked fruit and any remaining juices. Tip the cake mixture into the tin and level the top, then bake for 1 hr 20 mins, until a skewer pushed into the centre of the cake comes out clean. If the skewer has any uncooked cake mixture on it, return it to the oven for 10 mins, then check again. Leave in the tin to cool. Will freeze for 4 months wrapped in cling film then foil.
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Apple TV Home Sharing issue with PC and/ or Norton
I love my apple tv. I bought it this past summer and use it for Netflix and also playing my itunes music thru my stereo. Recently, I had to upgrade my home pc. I went from Vista to Windows 7 and also went from using AVG anti virus to Norton Internet Security 2013. My apple tv worked fine on Vista and AVG. Now it can stream Netflix without any issues but it will not allow me to see my itunes music. It says I need to turn on home sharing- which I did. I am not sure if this is a Norton problem, a Windows 7 problem, an apple tv problem or a combination. My itunes says home sharing is on. Can anyone help? I tried to contact Norton about it but they said it is an apple issue.
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I for one would start to Uninstall Norton and see what happens. AV can cause problems like that.
What .v of iTunes do you have ?? I wouldnt think it being a ATV problem as it worked before. You have something somewhere in the new setup stopping the HomeSharing be seen.
Make sure your ATV is the latest iOS as well.
Itunes version 126.96.36.199
I would really like to keep Norton on the computer if possible. AVG let some virus in that ruined my last computer's hard drive. Do you have any suggestions?
Do as my mate suggests. If you must run AV software use ClamXAV on your Mac and Microsoft Security Essentials on the PC, both freeware.
You can ALWAYS put norton back on if its found that that wasnt the problem. You need to fault find and that means trying one thing at a time.
Because you are using Windows and i havnt for quite a few years someone else could pop in with some suggestions. But as i said, take it off then put back on,
I know it would be easier to uninstall norton.....I am hoping that someone on here knows how to run norton and apple tv.
I downloaded Norton via instant download. I am not sure I am able to install again if I remove it.
Wouldnt you still have the iso image to reinstall. If you have paid for it you should have the option the re-download.
I cant help much more bc im not a windows man Sorry
thx...I downloaded via amazon and am not sure where the iso image is. I did pay for it.
Anyone else care to chime in?
It is not a matter of it being "easier". It is a matter of removing an AV being the first step of troubleshooting many network issues including this one. It is the first thing that needs to be either ruled out or verified that it is the culprit.
At this point we don't even know "for sure" that Norton is the problem.
If you are unwilling to remove it long enough to even test to verify it is the culprit or not and to get homesharing working prior to installing an AV, then...
And the circle of tech support - with Norton - Ever since Norton sold the company to Symantec, they have been another AOL when it comes to calling them for tech support - The problem is always some other software, never theirs. If you can test and it does work until Norton is installed, then it becomes a Norton issue or a setting within Norton when you call them and not an Apple one.
I would also add, if you believe "paying" for some AV is somehow giving you better protection - mistake. Believe I can safely state, none of the major techies on this forum use Norton on their windows machines, nor would even recommend Norton. I am with Tattooed - use MSE - Microsoft Security Essentials instead of Norton.
^^^^ That. Thanks Bob. That is what i was trying to get through to the new member :)
OK...I will remove norton and see if it works. I will be back on here tomorrow with the results. Thanks for the replies
I was typing all that during those last couple of posts - I believe you can redownload Amazon purchases by going into your account.
This is one of the big advantages Amazon offers pertaining to purchasing software through them.
See if you can - click on "Your Account" on the home page of Amazon - by the cart button - then select "Your Games and Software Library".
If it is still not working after removing Norton, let's get your AppleTV/homesharing up and working prior to reinstalling it.
I removed norton, restarted my computer and it is still not working. I have not re installed norton yet.
Try these one at a time
Try restarting the Apple TV.
Go into the AppleTV and remove the old home share and set it up again.
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As we serve, we make a sincere attempt to treat each other as spiritual equals, and to be accountable for work that reflects our capacity for creativity, compassion, and growth. Just as we welcome all to live or to be served by Resthaven, we welcome all who wish to work at Resthaven. Your unique personality, background, and experience can add a great deal to the lives of those we serve.
It is our purpose at Resthaven to serve Christ by providing a continuum of care and services for seniors who desire the respect, comfort, security, and care offered in our independent senior living, assisted living, in-home services, dementia home, short-term rehabilitation, or long-term nursing care.
As a member of the Resthaven team, your role is extremely important…whether it is providing care, preparing a meal, keeping our buildings clean, or providing administrative services. We welcome YOU!


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In addition to being the Women's Basketball Coach, Johnson also teaches in the Social Science and Education Department at Lake Land. Prior to coming to Lake Land College, Coach Johnson taught and coached in District 87 located in Bloomington, Illinois. He taught at the Middle School level and coached Basketball from the 7th grade level through the Varsity level. The last two years in Bloomington, Coach Johnson was an Assistant Coach at Illinois Wesleyan University.
Coach Johnson is married to Stephanie Johnson a teacher for the Pathways Program at Lake Land College. The Johnson's have been married for twenty-sevin years and have three sons: Davis 14, Meade 10, and Madden 6. They both enjoy working at Lake Land College and raising their boys in the Mattoon Area.


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Tips from the Vance County Parenting Task Force
Feb. 15, 2013 @ 08:13 PM
Children need nutrients for growth and development
Nutrients come through a wide variety of foods from all food groups. We hear over and over that my child does not like meat, vegetables or other food. There are so many foods to choose from, chances are the child will agree to something. Patience and persistence by the parent or caregiver are essential. You may not believe it now but your picky child probably won't always be picky if he or she is introduced to new foods on a periodic basis.
Source: Jackie Schrader, University of Florida, Cooperative Extension Service