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How can I play WMA files in Untuntu...
Ubuntu 8.04 would be the perfect alternative OS to Windows for me, if only I could play my music. I know I can alway burn all of my songs to CD, as either MP3s or regular audio CDs, and play 'em that way. But that's a lot of CDs, and a lot of burning.
So, I'm hoping somebody here might know of a simple way to get WMA files to play in Ubuntu. Is there a special application I should be using? Special plugin for a specific player? I tried installing Wine, and then Windows Media Player 11 and 10. But neither worked. Both would fail to start.
Any help is greatly appreciated. :D
Re: How can I play WMA files in Untuntu...
If you wanna watch dvds go ahead and grab those as well, "sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2''
You may have to enable a different repo, so if that command doesn't find it try enabling universe, or multiverse I can't remember which.
Ubuntu has very good documentation, so check the wiki and forums, as any question you have in the future will most likely be answered there.
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It said "couldn't find package win-32". I tried multiple times, making sure I typed it correctly. Nothing. :(
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Well, all the methods I've seen so far are for Ubuntu 7.10- I'm running the 8.04 beta. It appears I might be out of luck. :(
Oh well, guess I can just hook my MP3 player directly to my stereo and enjoy my tunes that way. As for DVDs... I seldom watch any. Was just in a 3:10 To Yuma mood last night. I can wait till later this week when I get my Vista rig put together. :D Thanks for the input though.
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Redeemed try to open synaptic, and go into settings>> repositories. Enable the mulitverse repo, (by ticking the box)
First do "sudo apt-get update"
Then "sudo apt-get install win-32 codecs"
That should grab them for you, I would also suggest you install amarok, as it is the best media audio player IMHO. You can find it with a synaptic search.
They have to keep the non free, or "dirty" codecs in a non standard repo because of legal reasons. I think they are all hosted in the UK.
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"Couldn't find package win-32" is what it says.
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Hmmmm. Do you mind if I point you to a small forum where I know you can get help with this? I will pm you the details.
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The codecspack is called "w32codecs", isn´t it? So first add the medibuntu-repo for hardy:
sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/hardy.list -O /etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list
Then add the GPG Key:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install medibuntu-keyring && sudo apt-get update
When it´s done you should be able to install the codecs with: sudo apt-get install w32codecs
EDIT: Well I should look at the date... maybe it´s helpfully for others
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A dog with nerves of steel is now one of the only canines in the world to BASE jump with a wing suit.
Dean Potter posted a video on YouTube showing him and Whisper jumping off the Eiger in Switzerland.
Potter is a professional BASE jumper and rock climber, so Whisper is in good hands.
After lowering the dog down to the rock on a rope, Potter loaded the dog up into a backpack and jumped.
Whisper even had goggles on.
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I live in the south suburbs of Chicago-can someone please tell me where I can get a GYM SHOE SANDWICH. A friend had one and I had a bite and have been in love every since but the friend lives on the west side -HELP NEED GYM SHOE SANDWICH STAT
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Ok so I'm VERY new to Unity and I'm working on my first practice game but the only thing in my way right now is that I'm having trouble making a game object move horizontally and vertically
I have a script for each one and the horizontal one works but the vertical one just makes it go even more horizontal
And for the vertical I have
I know it's a noob question but I'm really stuck on it
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I can tell you are extremely new to this and don't really understand what the functions you are using actually 'do'. I advice to you make good use of this website to look anything you use up.
Let me explain the basic idea here though.
The Input.GetAxis horizontal and vertical stuff is a predefined function of unity, saving you the trouble of having to do this yourself. What it does is when a positive horizontal key is pressed (right arrow or d if you use wasd) it gives a positive value and viceversa. For vertical it does the same. So this variable you defined is either positive or negative depending on the key imput.
Now put this into a Vector3(x,y,z): Vector3(horiz,0,vert) will now 'point' into the direction of the arrow key are pressing. Since you want it to move into this direction take this as the direction of your movement and multiply it by your desired speed over the desired time. Time is important here, else the speed will depend on how quick your computer is.
transform.Translate(Vector3(horiz,0,vert) speed Time.deltaTime);
Now be sure to stick var speed = 10; at the top of your function. Now you can easily alter the movementspeed.
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You're using the same Vector3 for both horizontal and vertical. You'd need to use a different axis for vertical. Also, that code is framerate-dependent, and will run at different speeds on different devices (as well as on the same device, depending on what else is going on). You need to use Time.deltaTime.
answered Mar 03, 2011 at 02:59 AM
So what do I put instead? do I need to add a y somewhere?
And I'm not sure what you want me to replace with Time.deltaTime
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This year the upper elementary students' Global Theme is "Growth and Discovery in the 20th Century". So far, we have had two activities that integrated Social Studies objectives with other areas of study:
The Social was designed to integrate performing arts into the study of the 1920's. The students designed an event that would represent the frivolity of the times. Dancing the Charleston was the highlight of the activity. In addition, each class came up with an activity/game appropriate to the time period.
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F. L. RIGGS INSOLE-TYPE APPLIANCE June 15, 1954 2 Sheets-Sheet 1 Filed Dec. 5, 1951 Fig. 3
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. Zhwentor Florida L Riggs attorney June 15, 1954 F. L. RIGGS 2,680,919
INSOLE-TYPE APPLIANCE Filed Dec. 3, 1951 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 III,
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Snventor F/or/a'a L. Riggs attorney Patented June 15, 1954 UNITED STATE OFFICE 2 Claims. 1
This invention relates to insole-type appliances of the character described in Letters Patent of the United States No. 2,546,408 issued to me on March 27, 1951, and is a development from and an improvement over the subject matter of said patent, a principal object of the present invention being the provision of an appliance adapted for continuous as well as occasional use in a conformation stimulative of normally correct foot attitude and operation conducive to full and unimpeded blood circulation to and through the foot.
A further object of the invention is to provide an improved insole-type appliance employable in either built-in or removable association with a shoe as a preventive, as well as a corrective and therapeutic, agent.
A further object of the invention is to provide an improved insole-type appliance conformed to support the human foot in a proper orientation of the natural foot arches.
With the foregoing and other objects in view, my invention consists in the construction, arrangement, and combination of elements as hereinafter set forth, pointed out in my claims, and illustrated by the accompanying drawings, in which Figure 1 is a plan view of a typical embodiment of the invention as positioned for use in underlying relation with a dorsal diagram of the bones comprised in a human left foot. Figure 2 is a plan view of the embodiment of the improvement r presented in Figure 1. Figure 3 is a side elevation of the improvement represented in Figures 1 and 2. Figure 4 is a section longitudinally of the improvement as illustrated taken substantially on the indicated line 4-4 of Figure 2. Figure 5 is a cross section taken substantially on the indicated line 55 of Figure 2. Figure 6 is a cross section taken substantially on the indicated line 6-6 of Figure 2. Figure 7 is a cross section taken substantially on the indicated line 'l! of Figure 2. Figure 8 is a cross section taken substantially on the indicated line 88 01' Figure 2. Figure 9 is a cross section taken substantially on the indicated line 9-4! of Figure 2. Figure 10 is a cross section taken substantially on the indicated line Hl-lll of Figure 2.
As represented by the skeletal diagram of Fig I ure 1, the human foot includes a load-bearing, articulated arrangement comprised from the phalanges [5, the metatarsal bones l6, them"- ternal, middle, and external cuneiform bones indicated respectively at I1, I 8 and I 9, the scaphoid and circulatory system functioning,
bone 20, the cuboid bone 2|, the astragalus bone 22, and the os calcis 23, in the general arrangement and interassociation shown. The great toe of the foot is constituted from and served by two phalanx elements While the remaining toes of the foot are in each instance constituted from and served by three phalanx elements [5, and the metatarsal bones l6 are designated in numerical succession in a rising order from the inner'and to the outer margin of the foot, the bone it in the series serving the great toe being hence the first metatarsal bone. The various bones of the foot are engaged and interarticulated to constitute a longitudinal arch extending from heel to toe With its maximum uprise on the line connecting the heel and great toe, a transverse arch through the cuneiform and cuboid bones, an anterior metatarsal arch at approximately the junction of the metatarsal bones IS with the phalanges l5, and a point of load imposition at approximately the junction of the scaphoid, cuboid, astragalus and 0s calcis bones determined by the relation of the load-transmitting tibia with the astragalus. In natural, proper articulation, the bones of the foot receive the load from the tibia and normally support and balance such load through the agency of the foot arches with full accommodation of nerves and elements of the circulatory system and the pressures and displacements incident to ambulation. Manifestly, any distortion in the normal interrelation and articulation of the foot bones is reflected by abnormal and improperly compensated load incidence, by impairment of nerve and by consequent development of stresses, strains, growths, and displacements, with their attendant aches and pains, inimical to normal health and well being. Modern footwear, improper habits of posture and ambulation, and weaknesses inherent in the muscles and ligaments of the foot all contribute to aggravation of initial abnormalities and preclude natural correction thereof, hence the instant invention is directed to the provision of an appliance employable to urge and maintain the foot bones in natural articulation and proper interrelation conducive to' natural correction and rehabilitation of any developed deficiency and preventive of distortions and displacements productive of functional impairments.
The natural operative conformation of the human foot is such as to substantially align the foot longitudinal arch in and with the direction of normal 'ambulation so that the great toe, and
the heavy first metatarsal bone serving the same, sustain a major portion of the load, and any material variation in the disposition of such arch line alters the angle and point of load imposition relative to the foot arches in an undesirable manner, and the instant invention is hence designed to support, strengthen and maintain the foot arches in their proper functional disposition and relation and to urge return of any deviated foot attitude to normal, all to encourage proper accommodation of circulatory and nerve system functioning without limitation or impairment thereof.
In any of its practical embodiments, the improvement takes the form of a generally flat, relatively thin, preferably flexible unit fabricated from appropriate material in a size and outline adapte for removable and replaceable insertion, or for permanent, built-in inclusion, as an insole within and in directly the inner face of a conventional shoe sole, said units hence being supplied in complementary pairs whereof the elements are adapted for use in shoes of right and left foot characteristics. In its general form and construction, the improved insole unit is analogous to devices commonly and presently available, and differs from conventional such devices primarily in the form, construction, and arrangement of support elements associated with the insole for the preventive and corrective purposes set forth.
In the illustrated embodiment of the invention, the numeral 24 designates an insole unit sized and contoured for reception within a conventional left shoe, said unit being comprised from relatively thin, flexible material, such as leather or the equivalent, in a single or multiple ply arrangement, as may be desired. A very common foot condition requiring prevention or correction being a tendency to toe outward. or to tilt the foot laterally in an outward direction, an elevating strip or area 25 of resiliently-yieldable material, such as sponge rubber or the equivalent, is associated in marginal registration with and fixed along the outer margin of the unit it in a variation of width laterally and inwardly of said unit and in a particularity of upper surface contour hereinafter set forth appropriate to elevate the outer side of the foot above the plane of the unit 2 and to consequently ti t the foot transverse arches inwardly; such tilting of the foot transverse arches tending to induce a straight line attitude of the foot and to maintain the arches in proper supporting relation with the load and in proper functional accommodation with related elements of the nerve and circulatory system.
At the forward end of the unit 24 the strip or area 25 is extended in marginal registration with said unit from the outer and toward the inner of the unit side margins as a moderatelycrowned tongue 2% which merges into the unit 2% plane ahead of the great toe position and which terminates in advance of the great toe anterior phalanx l5, t us to provide a low, yieldable abutment against which the great toe may resist forces tending to slide it forwardly on the unit while avoiding any elevation of the great toe relative to the unit plane. Rearwardly from its tongue portion 28, the strip or area 25 is gradually increased in thickness and in width to a maximum elevation above the unit as plane, and to a maximum width transversely of said unit, definitive of a smoothly-contoured, flattened ridge or boss 27 disposed to engage beneath the overlying relation against crown and outer side of the anterior metatarsal arch closely adjacent the anterior ends, or heads, of the second, third, fourth and fifth metatarsal bones. The ridge or boss 2'! has a depth, or thickness perpendicular to the unit 25, more than twice the maximum thickness of the tongue 26, is slightly inclined to the longitudinal median line of the assembly to advance its inner end forwardly of the assembly relative to its outer end, and is contoured to a crown, or maximum depth line, paralleling the unit as plane and extending from beneath the position of the fifth metatarsal bone inwardly of the unit to engagement beneath the second metatarsal bone position. The crest of the ridge or boss 2i terminates in an inner end which engages but slightly, if at all, beneath the first metatarsal bone position, and from said crest inner end the strip or .area 25 is tapered or inclined laterally of the unit 2% to merge into and with the inner margin of said unit, thus determining a maximum width for said strip or area extending fully across and transversely covering the unit 26*. at the zone of the ridge or boss 27. Between the tongue 26 and zone of the ridge or boss 2i the inner margin of the strip or area 25 is slightly concaved in plan to approach the longitudinal median line of the unit 24, thus to fully clear the area of said unit wherewith the great toeis adapted to engage, and said strip or area is tapered in a decreasing thickness to feather into the unit plane along its said inner margin portion. Rearwardly of the assembly from the ridge or boss .2! the strip or area 25 extends in marginal coincidence with the outer margin of the unit 2% and in a gradually decreasing width and thickness determinative of a strip or area depth about half that of the ridge or boss 21 at the transverse zone marking the junction of t e scaphoid, cuboid and astragalus bones and a strip or area width at said zone on the order of one-third the unit 2d width there manifest. From the transverse zone of the assembly just above mentioned the strip or area 25 is continued in maintained marginal coincidence with the unit 2a in a uniform thickness approximately half that of the ridge or boss 2? to and across the rearward, or heel, end of said unit and thence forwardly along the unit inner margin to termination beneath the position of the scaphoid bone, thus developing a U-shaped strip or area portion 2 8 of uniform thickness surrounding and marginally underlying the position of the os calcis, the widths of the strip or area components constituting said U-shaped portion preferably being graduated from like minimums at the ends of the parallel members and to a relatively wider exposure at the heel end of the assembly.
Completing the assembly, a cylindrical stud 29 is formed on or abuts the free end of the U-shaped strip or area portion 28 to upstand perpendicularly and fixedly from the unit 2% adjacent the inner margin thereof and substantially centrally of and beneath the position of the scaphoid bone in a depth, or axial length, approximating the maximum thickness of the ridge or boss 21, and a similar cylindrical stud 3i) fixedly and perpendicularly upstands from the unit i l between the arms of the U-shaped portion 28 in spaced parallelism with the stud 29 and in position to engage beneath the junctionof the scaphoid, cuboid and astragalus bones in a depth, or axial length, corresponding with that of the stud 29. While the studs 29 and 30 are fixed to the unit 24 when the assembly is in use, it may be desirable that said studs be initially susceptible of individual adjustment relative to the unit to assure registration of the studs in proper relation with the bones of the foot as above set forth. Manifestly, initial adjustability of the studs 29 and 30 may be accommodated in various ways, and since the studs are fixed relative to the unit during use of the assembly they are so illustrated in the drawings.
Constituted as, shown and described, the assembly is available for use as a removable and replaceable insert in and with conventional shoes or for fixed incorporation in and with shoes particularly designed and constructed for its reception, the improvement operating with like eflect in either condition of use to encourage and maintain normally correct attitudes and relationships of the foot arches and articulated elements for consequent proper functioning of the nerve and circulatory systems to prevent, and to correct, weaknesses and abnormalities otherwise susceptible of development. When the assembly is in use, the ridge or boss 2! supplements and supports the anterior metatarsal arch in an elevation of the arch outer portion effective to maintain the longitudinal arch of the foot in its proper vertical plane and in position for correct load support and transmission, the U-shaped portion 28 of the strip 01' area 25 stcadies and supports the heel of the foot in the proper longitudinal arch attitude and alignment, the stud 29 acts as a cushioned support for the scaphoid bone and limits laterally inward oscillation thereof to assist in maintaining a correct disposition of the longitudinal arch, and the stud 30 provides a fulcrum of yieldable altitude whereon the foot arches may rock, both longitudinally and laterally of the foot, under the varying loads thereupon imposed. Thus use of the improvement operates to maintain and to oppose deviation from normally correct foot attitudes, to relieve abnormal frictions, stresses, and pressures adversely affecting the foot, and to encourage normal and correct functioning of the systems and muscles serving the foot; the points and areas of interengagement between the appliance and foot being chosen in such anatomical correlation with the foot structure as to supplement and assist, rather than to replace, normal anatomical and physiological reactions.
Since changes, variations, and modifications in the form, construction, and arrangement of the elements shown and described may be had without departing from the spirit of my invention, I wish to be understood as being limited solely by the scope of the appended claims, rather than by any details of the illustrative showing and foregoing description.
I claim as my invention- 1. In an insole-type appliance, the combination with a thin, flexible unit contoured for 00- operating accommodation and retention within a shoe in overlying relation with the shoe sole inner face and having a cushioning strip of resilient material upstanding from, along, and in marginal coincidence with the outer side and heel outline of said unit, an integral, lateral extension of said strip transversely of the unit, and
a resilient stud upstanding from the unit above the surface plane of the adjacent strip portions in position for registration beneath the joint common to the foot scaphoid, cuboid, astragalus and 0s calcis bones, of a continuation of said strip as a tongue marginally along and across the toe outline of the unit, a crowned elevation terminating said tongue in advance of and as an abutment for the great toe, a second resilient stud spacedly paralleling said first stud as an elevated termination of the heel outline portion of said strip in position to register substantially centrally with and beneath the scaphoid bone, and an elevation of said strip lateral extension above the adjacent strip portions as a ridge of uniform thickness extending at a slight forward inclination transversely of the unit from the strip at the outer side thereof and beyond the longitudinal center line of the unit in position to engage with and beneath the crown and outer portion of the anterior metatarsal arch.
2. In an insole-type appliance consisting of a thin, flexible unit contoured for cooperating accommodation and retention within a shoe in overlying relation with the shoe sole inner face and having a cushioning strip of resilient material upstanding from, along, and in marginal coincidence with the outer side and heel outline of said unit, an integral, lateral extension of said strip transversely of the unit, and a resilient stud upstanding from the unit above the surface plane of the adjacent strip portions in position for registration beneath the joint common to the foot scaphoid, cuboid, astragalus and os calcis bones, the improvements comprising a tongue continuing said strip marginally along and across the toe outline of said unit, a crowned elevation terminating said tongue in advance of and as an abutment for the great toe, a second resilient stud spacedly paralleling said first stud as an elevated termination of the heel outline portion of said strip in position to register substantially centrally with and beneath the scaphoid bone, an elevation of said strip lateral extension above the adjacent strip portions as a fiat-topped ridge of uniform thickness extending at a slight forward inclination transversely of the unit from the strip at the outer side thereof and beyond the longitudinal center line of the unit in position to engage with and beneath the crown and outer portion of the anterior metatarsal arch, and an inner free end on said strip lateral extension feathered into mergence with the unit inwardly from the adjacent unit inner margin.
References Cited in the file of this patent UNITED STATES PATENTS Number Name Date 1,986,646 Shade Jan. 1, 1935 2,106,508 Shaw Jan. 25, 1938 2,154,997 Schipper Apr. 18, 1939 2,411,901 Silver Dec. 3, 1946 2,426,735 Hiss Sept. 2, 1947 2,434,258 Burns Jan. 13, 1948 2,447,231 Bruckner Aug. 17, 1948 2,546,408 Riggs Mar. 27, 1951
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(1-Aminomethyl-cyclohexyl) dimethylamine [CAS 41806-09-1]
Both materials are commercially available. The drug is totally unlike any currently controlled drug so no analog laws. It's almost exactly as potent as morphine (the +- values for this suggest it may be 5% stronger or something). I am currently waiting for my precursors to arrive. When they do I will make nice photos. I will try DMSO, DMF and a couple of other solvents and I want the HCl formed scavanged to increase yield - that will take some thinking about.


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UPDATE: The suspension and Shepard's eligibility for the West Virginia game were confirmed by Michael Bonnette, LSU's SID, on Thursday.
After uncertain compliance issues held LSU wide receiver Russell Shepard out of the Tigers' opener against Oregon, local reports suggest the talented wide receiver is serving a three-game suspension and will return for the Tigers Sept. 24 matchup with West Virginia.
Sources have confirmed to both The Times Picayune and the Associated Press that Shepard's punishment for violation of an NCAA rule will be three games, including the opener against the Ducks. Shepard jeopardized his eligibility by discussing the details of an NCAA investigation with teammate Craig Loston. The investigation was centered around the infamous Will Lyles, who was paid by LSU - along with Oregon, Cal, and others - for recruiting services.
The touted junior will be an immediate upgrade to the Tigers' offense, which currently lacks that big-play threat that you would want on a National Championship contender. Everything else about the Tigers' performance on Saturday suggested that they deserve to be in that discussion, but there was not evidence that the offense is prepared to put up points quickly. Getting him back for the trip to Morgantown to face Dana Holgorsen and the high-powered West Virginia offense could end up being a difference-maker in an otherwise trap-game scenario.


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Team for people following weight watchers and any other program who would like to "weigh in" each week. Daily journling will keep you accountable to yourself, and the group will keep you supported and motivated. When you log your food and exercise, you are 70% more likely to meet your goals. It is highly effective, and the group interaction makes it fun. We will be organizing weekly challenges, and otherwise have fun with each other!
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The new company, to be called Nokia Corporation, aims to accelerate the development of technologies such as 5G, software-defined networking, cloud and analytics.
Another Cisco Exec Jumps Ship To Cloud-Focused VendorLongtime services executive Mike Crane started his new job as executive VP of services at Five9 on Tuesday to capitalize on enterprise customers' seeking cloud-based solutions, he says.
Nokia Acquisition of Alcatel-Lucent? Partners Cautiously OptimisticFinland-based telecommunication equipment-maker Nokia is in advanced discussions to purchase French competitor Alcatel-Lucent, which could create a new telecom networking giant.
Riverbed Launches SteelCentral Portal, Promises Partners ROIRiverbed SteelCentral Senior Vice President Mike Sargent talks to CRNtv about how the company's new application management product will benefit customers and partners.
Wireless Disrupter CradlePoint Nabs $48 Million; Acquisitions AheadThe vendor continues its red-hot growth, completing a Series B funding round Monday, and planning to invest in the channel and expansion.
Top Cisco Sales Exec Leaves For Wireless Competitor AerohiveCisco Systems vice president of global enterprise networking sales Tom Wilburn jumped ship on Monday to Aerohive Networks to become the wireless networking company's new senior vice president of worldwide sales.
Riverbed Invests In SteelCentral Application Performance ManagementRiverbed is 'aggressively' focusing on its SteelCentral product line, which allows users to collect and leverage performance data to proactively predict issues.
InfoVista Buys WAN Optimization Visionary Ipanema TechnologiesInfoVista CEO Philippe Ozanian tells CRN his company will leverage its acquisition of Ipanema Technologies to appeal to enterprises as the market shifts toward more software and services solutions.
NetComm Partner Boosts Productivity, Cuts Costs in Public Transportation with IoT SolutionsNetComm partner Cubic Transportation Systems leverages IoT technologies to smarten up public transit systems with ticketless passes and remote monitoring.
Lessons In Monetizing IoT From AppleWhat can the launch of Apple's products teach the channel about making money in the Internet of Things? A lot, apparently.
Aerohive Launch Aimed At Growing Education MarketA new 802.11ac access point and cloud platform are meant to capitalize on institutions' investing more money into its network.
Brocade Expands 'Effortless Network' Strategy With New Product LaunchBrocade launches new products on Tuesday to better align its channel partners for more software-defined networking success.
EnGenius EnStation Access Points Address Demand For Long-Range Wi-FiEnGenius Product Management Director Eric Chen talks to CRNtv about two long-range, ruggedized access points that provide speed and a low price tag.
Adios Aruba: Meru Promotion Aims To Lure Partners Wary Of HP BuyIncentives and discounts to any Aruba Networks partner who switches to Meru are offered to capitalize on fears stemming from HP's acquisition.
Partners Pushing Cisco For More Software AcquisitionsCisco partners say the networking giant needs to continue the trend of buying up software companies.
Intelisys Offers $1M Bounty To Top Cloud PerformerIntelisys Communications lit a fire under partners on Thursday by offering a $1 million reward for the first partner to achieve $5 million in net monthly billings.
Snapping Up Startups: Internet Of Things Buying Spree Has Only Just BegunAcquisitions of IoT-focused startups are heating up as larger companies find these smaller players already have invested in the R&D that they would need.
Alliance Among Qualcomm, Microsoft, Others Looks To Broaden IoT LandscapeThe AllSeen Alliance has more than 120 members developing on its AllJoyn IoT platform with the goal of expanding interoperability among connected devices.
Cisco Beefing Up Software Portfolio With Acquisition Of EmbraneThe networking giant Cisco Systems unveiled on Wednesday its intention to buy the virtual appliance software company Embrane for an undisclosed amount.
Demo: Intel IoT Gateway For Enterprise Use CasesIntel's Noah Inbar demonstrates a full IoT ecosystem built for industrial and enterprise applications.


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Captain Doubleday: Good afternoon.
Before we get started, I just wanted to welcome 30 Air Force public affairs officers from around the world. They're here for a week-long course which is designed to improve skills in leadership and knowledge about how to manage their public affairs activities at the base or wing public affairs offices that they come from, and we welcome all of you.
I have two announcements. The first one deals with flight safety. I know this has been much in the news. We're still in the process of compiling our flight safety statistics for FY97, but this has been one of our safest flying years on record since we began keeping statistics back in 1958. We estimate that the accident rate will be 1.5 per 100,000 flying hours, which is a rate basically unchanged over that of the previous two years. We expect to release the final DoD Class A accident rate in early November when we have the actual flying hour figures in from the field.
These preliminary statistics are based on projections. As I say, we're accumulating the data now which will give us the actual rates.
The final figures are in on the number of destroyed aircraft from all causes -- both on the ground and in flight. The number has dropped to an all-time low of 55. That's down from 66 in the previous years. Fatalities also have dropped from 108 to 70. That's the second lowest ever. In 1994, we had the lowest number of fatalities, 68.
I just want to remind you that Secretary Cohen on this subject said, about the 17th of September, "Perfection is impossible, but that perfection is our goal for aviation safety. Every member of our aviation community is working for zero accidents. The lives of our air crews and passengers are very precious, and each loss is a great tragedy."
The other announcement that I would like to make is because of cloud cover at the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico last night, the MIRACL test did not take place.
We had also attempted a test of MIRACL on Saturday night, but because of some technical difficulties, that test also did not take place.
The data is currently being evaluated to determine if there are any other opportunities to conduct the experiment in the satellite's remaining lifetime, but there is some question that there will be any further opportunities.
With that, I'll try and answer some of your questions.
Q: I wanted to ask you a question about the espionage case that's arisen this week. On the matter of security clearances for Squillacote and Stand, who I understand worked for the Army, do you have any information about whether any questions were raised about their background, or whether they were given the standard background checks and so forth in the security review?
A: I have to be somewhat limited in what I can pass along, but I will say a couple of things. First of all, it's standard practice for the Department, in situations like this, to do a review of all of the aspects of processes and procedures that were followed in connection with individuals who worked in the Department who are subsequently charged with activities like these individuals. That review is being done, and the goal is, of course, to find out two things. One, what might have occurred in this case, if there were any unusual circumstances that resulted in the individuals being granted security clearances. And secondly, to see if there need to be any changes in the process that we follow in these cases.
The situation with Mrs. Squillacote was that she had a Secret security clearance. Just for your information, what is normally required for a Secret clearance is what is called a records' check. That is to say a review of government agency records that would indicate if there were any previous allegations or activities that might impact on the ability of the Department to grant a security clearance.
I want to differentiate that from a Top Secret security clearance which would involve what is called a background check. In a background check there are individuals from the Defense Investigative Service who actually go around to individuals who have worked with people, who know people, who have some knowledge of their activities over many, many years, and develop kind of a profile of the individual.
In this particular instance, in Ms. Squillacote's case, she had a Secret security clearance, but not a Top Secret.
Q: How does the criteria for the examination of one's background differ between someone getting a Secret clearance and someone getting a press pass? There are records checks on both. Are they approximately the same?
A: Frankly, I don't think I can answer your question. I just don't know enough about what kind of review is done on somebody getting a press pass. We can take a look at that and see if there is.
Q: I'm just curious if there's any difference.
A: It's an interesting question. I don't know the answer. We can see if we can shed any light on that.
Q: Just to be clear here, you're saying in the case of this employee that no background check was conducted because it wasn't necessary for Secret clearance? Just a records' check.
A: A records' check would be the normal situation with an individual who is granted a Secret security clearance.
Let me make the distinction here. I should refrain from talking about this specific case because this one is now in the hands of the Justice Department and the courts. But I can tell you in general, individuals who have a Secret security clearance have gone through a records' check. Individuals who have a Top Secret security clearance go through additional steps which include a number of interviews with individuals with whom they've been associated over the course of their lifetime.
Q: In general, then, can you tell us the difference between what kinds of material, generally speaking, someone with a Secret clearance would have access to, as opposed to somebody with a Top Secret clearance?
A: The names imply the kinds of materials they have access to. Individuals who have Secret security clearances have access to some information that is considered Secret. Individuals who have Top Secret, have access to Top Secret information.
But it goes a little further than that, because it is incorrect to say that an individual with a Top Secret security clearance has access to all Top Secret information. It is Top Secret information that they have some need to know in the course of carrying out their duties. The same would be true of a person with a Secret security clearance.
Q: Are there other levels of clearances on this scale, or are those the two... Is there a double Top Secret and less than Secret?
A: There are NATO classifications. There are also levels of compartmented information where individuals must be read into various programs, but I'm not going to get very specific about all of that.
Q: On the case of Stand, who worked for the Army for a time, he had previously been "security disapproved" by the CIA when he applied there. Shouldn't that have been picked up, or was anyone aware of that?
A: I can't answer your question on that one. I'm sure that will be part of the review that is ongoing now, though.
Q: What sort of clearance did he have at the Army?
A: I don't know what kind of a clearance he had. My guess is he had some kind of a security clearance, but I don't know for a fact what he was given.
Q: It's my understanding that not just the Pentagon but federal agencies in general, before this case came forward, were working on re-working the whole security clearance issue. I know there's a Security Policy Board that's made a lot of recommendations. Can you discuss that at all? Has there been kind of a review of the whole process?
A: Over the years there have been a number of revisions to the approach to security clearances. The most recent one that I am aware of did several things. First, it reduced the total number of people in the Department of Defense who were granted security clearances. Second, it required individuals, once they are granted a security clearance, to go back for a review on a periodic basis. I believe the basis is every five years, the individual must be relooked at to see if one, there is any requirement for the security clearance; and two, to see if there's anything in the record of the individual that would be a problem in continuing with that level of clearance.
Q: Does that go for both civilian and uniformed?
A: Yes.
Q: Is there any sort of a day-after assessment as to the amount of damage done to the Defense Department, that might have been done from the kinds of documents that one of the defendants was trying to pass? Even though she was passing it to an FBI agent.
A: I think that you need to talk to the FBI on this. It's really their case.
Q: They're your documents.
A: The one thing I can say about the documents was that they were passed to an FBI agent. They were at the Secret level. They never fell into the hands of a foreign government.
Q: Were they potentially damaging, or information that would compromise national security in any significant way?
A: I believe that you need to talk to the FBI on their assessment of how they characterize this information. I'll just say that it was classified as Secret. And the FBI considers this a very serious matter.
Q: Do you know how many people, in the past how many employees in the Defense Department have been arrested for espionage activities?
A: No, I don't have the rundown on that.
Q: Have there been any changes made at the entryways to the Pentagon in terms of inspecting bags leaving the building as a result of comments that this woman apparently made, how easy it was to take stuff out of the Pentagon?
A: Not as a result of what this woman did. There have been some changes made over the course of the last couple of years regarding periodic checks that are done, but I am not aware of any changes just as a result of anything that she has said.
Q: Can you give us anything on the documents, even generically? Was it weapons' data? Was it planning documents that she was providing?
A: I can't give you any details on that. I think you're going to have to wait until this gets a little further along in the courts.
Q: Iraq. Can you give us, now that it's several days later, the official reason for why the NIMITZ is rushing toward the Persian Gulf? Is it Iraq? Is it Iran? Is it what?
A: I think the Secretary addressed this in Paris the other day. What he said, and I would like to quote him, "I'd like to clarify several press reports on the issue. I recently accelerated the deployment of our aircraft carrier USS NIMITZ to the Arabian Gulf by five days. I did this to send a signal to Iraq that the coalition is serious about enforcing the no-fly zone over Southern Iraq. As I explained to Minister Richard, the deployment order cited only Iraq. It did not refer to Iran."
Q: Has Iraq been violating the no-fly zone with impunity lately?
A: What I will say on that is that there have been violations of the no-fly zone by Iraqi aircraft, but that the coalition continues to enforce the no-fly zone and we will do so in the future.
Q: That sounds like a contradictory statement. You say they're continuing to violate it and the United States continues to enforce it. No planes are getting shot down. How can you square that?
A: I think you need to go back and take a look at what the purpose of the no-fly zone is. The no-fly zone is designed to keep the Iraqi aircraft in check. I think the signal of the aircraft carrier going to the region and the constancy of our flights over there make it very clear that the Iraqis are very restricted in their ability to carry out flight operations. If they do carry out flight operations they risk getting shot down. We've done that in the past. We stand ready to do it in the future. But I'm not in any position to predict if and when that will occur.
Q: How many violations of the no-fly zone have there been in the last week? And can you describe any of them and how they were... When they were...
A: I will describe them as primarily just skirting the no-fly zone. I'm not going to get into a play-by-play on where and when they occurred. I don't think that is productive.
Q: I understand the latest one that I read about happened either last night or this morning involving two Iraqi planes in the southern no-fly zone. Can you give us any details on that incident as an example of what we're talking about?
A: No, I'm not going to get into any details on the incident.
Q: Can you describe for us, apparently some of these aircraft have landed between the 33 and 32nd parallels in the no-fly zone.
A: I'm just not going to get into any details about what the Iraqis are doing. I'm just going to make it very clear that the coalition continues to enforce the no-fly zone and the Iraqis need to understand that.
Q: What are the terms of the no-fly zone? That no aircraft can fly period? Whether...
A: That Iraqi aircraft may not fly in the no-fly zone. That's it.
Q: You said the Iraqis have continued to violate... There have been violations. Can you give us any sense of quantity? How many...
A: No, I'm not going to give you a sense of quantity. There have been several.
Q: The NIMITZ at this point is still at least several days away from the Gulf.
A: Enroute, right.
Q: Enroute. We also sort of forget sometimes, there are significant numbers of Air Force aircraft in Saudi Arabia, and I think there's an AEF in Bahrain who are currently policing the no-fly zone. Has the U.S. asked these host countries whether or not we have their permission to use these aircraft to shoot down aircraft that are violating the no-fly zone? If you remember, last September that was a problem in OPERATION DESERT STRIKE. Saudi Arabia, and I'm not sure if Kuwait as well, but there were some problems there, that we couldn't get permission to actually launch offensive operations.
So A, have we asked them for permission? And...
A: But Bryan, I think you're making a distinction here that may not exist. We're talking about enforcement of the no-fly zone. We're talking about enforcing a zone that all of the countries in the area are well aware of. I am unaware of any objections that have been raised regarding the enforcement of the no-fly zone which remains in place and which we continue to enforce.
Q: It's sort of an open green light, you mean? The permission is there for these Air Force aircraft to shoot down planes that violate the no-fly zone. Is that correct?
A: The mission is there for us to fly flights that are going to enforce the no-fly zone.
Q: The B-1 extension, the two B-1s that are in Bahrain, was that also signed off on by Secretary Cohen, or was that an Air Force decision just to extend the training mission?
A: I believe it was a conscious decision to extend the B-1 for...
Q: (inaudible)
A: Well, let me take that question and see if I can find an answer on that one.
Q: Why are you reluctant to detail the Iraqi air movements?
A: I don't think I want to help the Iraqis know what we know about their movements. I think that it is counter-productive for us to delineate exactly when they fly, where they go, what we know about them. And some day when we're writing the history of this thing we may want to get into it, but right now I don't want to do that.
Q: You haven't been reluctant in the past.
A: I have been reluctant in the past. (Laughter)
Q: Can you tell us anything about the rules of engagement that American pilots are operating under in this area now? Have they changed? Is there some time limit that if an Iraqi plane comes across the line that it has a certain number of minutes to go back before it's engaged, or...
A: First of all, we don't get into specifics on rules of engagement, but they're robust, and they certainly allow the pilots to enforce that no-fly zone.
Q: How many Air Force aircraft are in the area?
A: Let me see... I'm not sure I brought that with me, but let me just see if I have it in the cards. I'm sorry, I don't have that. But we can get that for you.
Q: There are more than...
A: We can get you a ballpark figure.
Q: There are more than 100 Air Force combat planes in the area. Why do you need the aircraft carrier? Why do you need that additional...
A: I think it was determined to be a very prudent move given the situation in the area at the time.
The aircraft carrier, by the way, was scheduled to deploy to this area. It moves it up five days.
Q: Why the rush?
A: I think it was because of the overall situation. It was just determined that it was going to be a prudent thing to do.
Q: Are these Iraqi planes committing these violations because U.S. planes aren't in position to do anything about it? Or are they committing these violations because U.S. planes are in position but have been told, or make the decision themselves not to do anything about it?
A: I'm not sure that I can answer your question. You're asking whether it's because we're not there or because we choose not to shoot them down?
Q: Yes.
A: I'm not sure that I can answer your question.
Q: Can you get us an answer?
A: We'll see what we can do on that one. I'm not sure we want to answer that question just yet.
Q: Part of this whole issue also involves Iranian aircraft, as we all know. Is the U.S. confident that if Iran violates the no-fly zone, we would have permission to shoot them down, too?
A: Part of the overall equation was the fact that the Iranians had made a run over there. I think Secretary Cohen made it very clear that that was not part of his thinking.
Q: Can you clarify whether the no-fly zone in any way implies that restrictions in airspace applies to Iran?
A: As Ken Bacon mentioned last Tuesday, it's a matter of individuals who fly into the no-fly zone and do so at some risk to themselves.
Q: But the risk is of being accidently shot down?
A: That's the risk.
Q: Do you have any reason to suspect that what Saddam is doing is testing international reaction to violations of the no-fly zone now that he's got the justification of responding to Iranian cross-border attacks?
A: I would hesitate to ever do any thinking for Saddam Hussein. I think anybody who's made an attempt to do that has gotten into trouble, so I leave you to your own speculation on that one.
Q: Has the no-fly zone been enforced round the clock, or is this a daylight operation?
A: Primarily daylight.
Q: So we're not enforcing it during the evening, is that what you're saying?
A: I'd say primarily daylight which is the primary time that the Iraqis also fly.
Q: So the violations have been in daylight as well?
A: For the most part, yes.
Q: What's your assessment, the Pentagon's assessment right now of the Iraqis' integrated air defense system? Is it up and running from where it was before DESERT STRIKE or is it still in a depleted status?
A: Let me get somebody who can really talk about that. I'm not sure I'm prepared to answer that one at this point, either.
Q: Are there any changes in the way the no-fly zone has been enforced, either in number of sorties or perhaps in the way U.S. planes currently there are enforcing the no-fly zone? Or is it just business as usual?
A: The numbers have gone up. The numbers of sorties have gone up.
Q: In the last two days or the last five months or when?
A: The last week.
Q: There's some concern by people in this building that the situation could deteriorate further during the Iranian naval exercises that are planned.
A: We're always conscious of activities that are going on, but we don't anticipate anything in that regard.
Q: Are the French still flying in the no-fly zone, patrolling the no-fly zone in the...
A: To a certain area, but not as far as up as we recognize.
Q: Have there been any instances if Iraqi radars illuminating American aircraft?
A: No.
Q: Have you seen any other activity on the ground -- troops out of garrison, troops moving south, equipment moving south, any of those many myriad of indicators -- that indicate that there's more activity in Iraq in the last few days?
Q: Has the Defense Department become aware of warnings given by Mr. Marc Perron, the Canadian Ambassador to Mexico, about the security threats to Mexico and the United States coming from the extreme corruptions in Mexico? Has this been heard of here, and do you have any comment?
A: I heard that story this morning. I think that is one best left to the Canadians to handle.
Q: Back on those safety figures, this decrease in the number of aircraft destroyed and the decrease in the number of fatalities, has there also been a decrease in flying hours?
A: There has been a decrease in flying hours, but the rate takes that into account.
Q: I understand that. But what has been the decrease in flying hours?
A: We'll have to get that for you. I don't have the flight hours here. I just have the rates here.
Q: Also on numbers, you said the number of sorties had gone up in the past week over the southern no-fly zone. Can you give us any figures?
Q: How about a percentage increase?
A: We'll see if we can give you some feel for it without giving you exact numbers.
Q: On another subject, the laser test. Is there something more you can tell us about how confident you are that they can do this again?
A: I don't know that the confidence level is very high. That's why they're taking a look at the data to see if there is another possibility. Right now there is nothing else scheduled.
Q: If you do determine that they cannot do it, what happens with to the MIRACL laser? Is there a plan B? Is there another satellite up there?
A: As far as I know at this point there are no further tests involving this satellite, or any other satellite which are scheduled. But the MIRACL laser is a laser that has been tested in the past and will continue to be tested in the future in a variety of ways. I don't have their projected experiments, but this satellite, the one which we have been talking about, the Misty 3, over the last few weeks, there is some question as to whether it will function much longer.
Q: Can you explain in layman's terms why the window of opportunity of doing this test appears to be closing? I know you said the satellite is losing power from the batteries, but doesn't it have solar collectors and... Why is it the window is shutting so fast?
A: It has to do with not only the power, but also the fact that the orbit is such that it cannot be used in this kind of an experiment except for very small windows when it is in the correct position near White Sands. Or over White Sands.
Q: Are you saying the test has been scrapped or what?
A: I'm saying that we, first of all, have not been able to conduct the experiment. We're looking at the data to determine if there are any other opportunities, but at this point we don't know the answer to that.
Q: So maybe?
A: That's a maybe.
Q: What was the technical difficulty that prevented it over the weekend?
A: It has to do with a software problem during the laser startup, and the laser could not be recycled in the very small window which existed to conduct the experiment.
Q: The last year or so I think, Misty 3, a similar situation where it was in orbit, where it's power was getting drained and they were able to revive it when an inclination with the earth changed. Are they waiting for this to happen again in like six months' time?
A: I don't think it's that long. I think they anticipate a answer in the near term as opposed to six or eight months out.
Q: They're not looking at recharging the batteries, they want to see if they have enough power to do this now as it is?
A: That's my understanding.
Q: Back on the no-fly zone. Have these violations occurred in both the north and the south?
A: There have been some in the north, but primarily in the south.
Q: To what extent is the U.S. patrolling the northern no-fly zone? Haven't the Turks put some restrictions on those flights because of their own cross-border operations?
A: The no-fly zone in the north is being enforced, but you are correct. There is some activity involving the Turks. We coordinate with the Turks, though.
Q: Does that mean our planes, U.S. planes, are patrolling the northern no-fly zone?
A: Our planes still are active in enforcing the northern no-fly zone.
Q: Are they patrolling the northern no-fly zone?
A: Yes, they are patrolling the northern no-fly zone to enforce the northern no-fly zone.
I have one piece of information. There are 120 U.S. aircraft in Central Command's area of operations. This includes approximately 20 aircraft deployed with the Air Expeditionary Force.
Q: Do we still have Air Force aircraft in Turkey, in Incirlik or...
A: Yes, we do.
Q: Can you give us a readout on what the Department's involvement was in the President's decisionmaking about the line item veto? A number of members of Congress were complaining yesterday that they weren't given any opportunity to justify or make a case for their projects for the White House, and their understanding was that the Pentagon wasn't asked about its position on any of these...
A: We provided technical information. The technical information was limited to the ability to execute the project. It had to do with whether the project had actually been designed or not. There is a form which is required on any kind of project like this, an engineering form, which is actually assembled by the service, and those forms were provided to the Office of Management and Budget. But we did not see the list before it was actually made public.
Q: And the Department wasn't asked for any recommendations then?
Q: Earlier this year when Secretary Cohen went over to the Hill and testified about the so-called plus-up issue, he made the statement, as did Secretary Perry the year before, that if they were to add money they should add money for programs that were already on the Pentagon's books and just accelerate them.
A: Right.
Q: A large number of these programs are exactly those cases. But didn't Secretary Cohen mislead Congress?
A: No, I don't think so at all. I think what it got down to is the President had to make a decision. That decision had to do with deficit reduction. He made it based on information that he had available. He outlined what his criteria were. It had to do with which projects could be executed, which projects were in his original program, and which projects impacted on the health and welfare of men and women in uniform. It was a tough decision. He made the decision and we certainly support the President in that regard.
Q: Just to follow that, those projects that are in the FYDP, the Department intends to go ahead with at some point.
A: That's correct.
Q: Isn't it fair to say that they'll probably end up costing more because they've been delayed?
A: But the program did not have them in this fiscal year. The program had them in some subsequent fiscal year.
Q: But if the Congress obligated the money, won't the projects end up costing more if they're built in two, three, five, whatever years, than they would have cost had they been built in 1998?
A: I couldn't speculate for you on how the cost data is going to come out. All I want to point out is these projects were not in the original budget.
Q: One more. On Thursday's subject, you mentioned that General Sergeyev was allowed to do some inspections at STRAC Headquarters in Omaha.
A: No, he wasn't allowed to do inspections. He was briefed on how we go about handling the security of our nuclear weapons.
Q: Oh, I see. So there is no agreement between Russia and the U.S. to actually inspect weapons that are in storage on either side, is that correct?
A: There are other regimes that allow a certain amount of that, but what you're talking about and what I was talking about last Thursday has to do with the fact that General Sergeyev asked for the Strategic Command commander during his upcoming visit to Moscow to receive a briefing on how they do it and make some sort of an assessment. This with an eye toward being able to reassure the public that indeed they do have a program which protects the security of their nuclear weapons, which is as good as that that exists for the United States.
Q: Could General Habiger ask to inspect, look for certain types of weapons that we have some questions about?
A: I can't tell you the details about what he will feel like he needs to do to satisfy himself, but I think we need to let the visit occur and see what his assessment is.
Q: Can you give us a rundown on the role of the White House Communications Agency, and whether or not they do taping of so-called political events...
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second Reunion Records release, What If We.
Even the album's title grew up out of one of those little
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"Every part of that phrase, 'what if we,' is important," Heath
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This is the best value highest quality food you will get anywhere in the nabe.
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We have tried almost all the Thai places in CG / CH (Joya, VIP, Ghang, HopHap, See U) and have never found any of them to be so great. Teeda was the one left we hadn't tried and I was fairly optimistic given the rave reviews online. But we were sorely disappointed when we got our food. We had shrimp pad thai which as OK but not great, and tofu/veggies red curry which tasted like frozen vegetables with watered down coconut milk. Will not order from them again.
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Have been ordering here for a couple of months. The food is the best Thai I've had in the neighborhood and the service is nice, with quick delivery. I highly recommend it.
Posted by Miss P. on 09/25/2012
I live across the street from this restaurant and though it may seem empty most of the time, they are always busy with the delivery/take out orders. The Pad Thai is our favorite, hands down! They also have a good selection of salads and appetizers. It beats any other Thai restaurant in the whole Cobble Hill. Always a step away!
Posted by vantrogh on 08/11/2012
My wife and i was waiting for almost an hour and half for a nearby hip thai restaurant. We walked around the neighborhood and stumbled on this thai restaurant called Teeda. We ordered the shredded papaya salad, duck with glass noodle (not on the menu), tom yum, and thai custard with ice cream. It was awesome. Will definitely come back again.
Posted by Anonymous on 03/08/2012
So, my wife and I ordered from Teeda tonight for the first time. We are totally hooked. We've eaten at dozens of Thai restaurants in our day and this one really stood out. The food we ordered was here in no more than 15 minutes. I always judge a thai restaurant by their Tom Yum, and this was really good. We also had the Thai BBQ chicken which was awesome and massaman curry. Everything was tasty, fresh and not greasy.
Posted by woodman on 02/13/2012
whatever you've read before-ignore. so many good thai places in the neighborhood and these folks do not get it. tasteless and boring.


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