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I've updated my little Etsy shop with two more items. I'm slowly working on a few other items that should be posted by next week.
I joined flickr and have started posting my outfit pictures there as well. I'm going to add other pictures on there that don't make it to this blog. So watch for the update. I'll probably start with past trip pictures and so on. You'll get to see me outside of my blog element.
A big thank you to Modcloth, Sari especially, for posting one of my pictures on the Modlife blog yesterday. You can check it out here.
I'm heading out to Atlantic City on Saturday. Yes, I'm spending Halloween there which is why I've been working hard on my costume. You'll see pictures by Sunday or Monday, depending on how great I time I have.
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The recent scandal and dismissal of John Terry as England team captain provides an interesting example of the psychological theory of discourse and subject positions (Edley, 2001; Holloway, 1984)). Put simply, discourses (all the utterances around a particular topic) both produce and subject people (also by themselves and others) to specific discursive positions. Therefore, the way people experience the world and themselves is in part a by-product of discourse. For example, when Terry took up the position of England captain, he will not have encountered the discourse of the England captaincy pre-formed. Instead he will have been re-constituted as the 'subject' of the England captain in the moment of its consumption. In more familiar terms, the moment that Terry became the England captain, he will have been discursively located with a particular identity (Hall, 1988). The identity of the England football team captain presumably carries with it certain attributes e.g. good team leader, sound role model, respectability, monogamy etc. The point I am making is that, the media allegations of his affair with Vanessa Perroncel located Terry in a 'troubled subject position' (Wetherell, 1998). That is, the allegations implied he occupied a subject position of a discourse other than that of the England team captain. Unfortunately for Terry, occupying a troubled subject has resulted in Fabio Capello replacing Terry as England team captain with Rio Ferdinand.
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MathprofCambridge, MAHairMedium BrownColor Treated HairFine or Thin HairTerrific Combination!!I was already a fan of the Caviar line (especially the Moisture Shampoo and Overnight Hair Rescue) when I saw this AM/PM Repair Duo and decided to give the Photo-Age Defense a try. I have tried lots of shine enhancers and UV sprays which make my hair sticky or weighed down, so I was hopeful but skeptical.
(FYI my hair has a tendency toward dry ends and frizziness, the result of aging and low lift semi-permanent hair color used every 6-8 weeks to blend in greys (especially the ones concentrated at the temples/bangs which are very obvious). I used to require daily shampooing due to oily roots, but since going sulfate-free my scalp has normalized allowing me to regularly go a day or two or three between washes.)
The Photo-Age Defense is a light-density, non-sticky gel which as advertised coats the hair and helps improve smoothness. I take between a dime and a quarter size and rub between my palms (it liquifies/disperses instantly) and run my hands through just-shampooed hair as the second step in my routine (after Living Proof's hair primer). Sometimes I stop there and let air dry. Remarkably it does not weigh my hair down and if I scrunch really lets my waves come out; most smoothers I have tried do not do this. Once my hair is dry I can spray some shine spray in my palms and brush them lightly over my hair for enhanced shine, but if skip this step, my hair still looks very presentable. If I decide to blow dry, I can layer any styling product I wish without problem. Since it is winter and I don't get much sun exposure, I cannot tell if the UV protection is helping keep my color from fading, but look forward to evaluating that come summer. In the meantime I appreciate the sleeker hair I have been getting.
The Overnight Hair Rescue is easy to apply as directed to completely dry hair at bedtime, and does not have either of the two problems often associated with overnight treatments, namely causing breakouts and requiring piles of towels and/or a hair cap to keep the bedding clean. I keep it by my bedside and use it a few nights a week (it is so light and non-sticky I do not need to wash my hands afterwards). If money were no object I would use it every night! It is an amazing light-density gel (it feels drier/less wet than the Photo-Age gel if that makes sense) that is absorbed very quickly, is not at all sticky, is not heavily scented and does not interfere with falling asleep--within minutes I forget it is there and in the morning there is no residue on my pillow. When I shampoo it out, my ends are less dry, my hair remains soft, and has improved bounce even if I air dry but especially if I blow dry. Another big plus is that the Overnight Rescue is virtually weightless and does not make my hair greasy, so if I wake up late and do not have time to shampoo, no one will know and I can still look presentable to the world!
Both products are helpful in improving the texture and shine of my fussy shoulder-length hair. Both are light-weight enough not to weigh down my fine hair, and the combo seems to make a difference in the condition of my hair, preserving fullness, reducing flyaways, and using the Photo-Age helps improve smoothness which in turn helps shine. If you have aging, thinning hair like mine, by all means give this duo a try!
In particular I appreciate the reduced cost of the duo and recommend stocking up if/when there is a relevant discount code. Most of the percent off specials on Folica don't apply to Alterna but once in a while there is one that does.2 out of 2 shoppers thought this review was helpful.
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text: What kind of help do you need? (Example:"Panda AdminSecure", "2093 error") Tweet What are the installation requirements of Endpoint Protection on Linux systems? Information applies to: Products Panda Cloud Office ProtectionPanda Cloud Office Protection AdvancedSupported distributionsEndpoint Protection supports the following operating systems:Red Hat Enterprise (64-bit), version 6.0 or laterDebian Squeeze (32-bit and 64-bit)Ubuntu (32-bit and 64-bit), version 12 or laterOpenSuse (32-bit and 64-bit), version 12 or laterSuse Enterprise Server (64-bit), version 11 SP2 or laterCentOS 6.x and laterPreinstallation requirementsThe system must meet the following requirements for the product to work correctly:The "lsb_release" utility must be installed (on RedHat and Debian).This utility is used to determine the Linux distribution the installer is running on.On Debian, download and install the following package:lsb-release_3.2-23.2squeeze1_all.debOn RedHat, download and install the following package:redhat-lsb.i686PavSL protection dependencies (all distributions).The PavSL protection requires the installation of the following libraries to work properly:libsoup-2.4.so.1 (HTTP client/server library for GNOME)libgthread-2.0libmcrypt.so.4 (MCrypt - encryption functions)libz.so.1 (zlib compression and decompression library)Make sure the /opt/PCOPAgent/PCOPScheduler/pavsl-bin/ directory contains all the "PavSL" dependencies:# ldd libPskcomms.soOn SUSE/OpenSUSE x64, use the following workaroundif there are any issues:Install ligsoup-2_4-1-32bit (if it is not already installed). For example:# zypper install libsoup-2_4-1-32bitInstall libgthread-2_0-0-32bit (if it is not already installed). For example:# zypper install libgthread-2_0-0-32bitUninstall libmcrypt and mcrypt:# zypper rm libmcrypt# zypper rm mcryptInstall "libmcrypt-2.5.8-109.1.2.i586.rpm". Download and install it, if it is not already installed.On Ubuntu x64, run the following commands to install the required dependencies for the service to to work properly:sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386sudo apt-get updatesudo apt-get install libglib2.0-0:i386 sudo apt-get install libsoup2.4-1:i386 sudo apt-get install libmcrypt4:i386 sudo apt-get install libgssapi-krb5-2:i386AT/CRON must be properly installed and enabled (in all distributions):Make sure the AT and CRON services are properly installed and enabled in the system services.Workaround for the "ATD" service (on SUSE and openSUSE)Follow the steps below if the "ATD" service doesn't start automatically on openSUSE:Edit the file /etc/sysconfig/atd ATD_BATCH_INTERVAL = "60"ATD_LOADAVG = "0.8"Edit the file /lib/systemd/system/atd.service as follows:# cat /lib/systemd/system/atd.service[Unit]Description=Execution Queue DaemonAfter=syslog.target[Service]Type=forkingEnvironmentFile=-/etc/sysconfig/atdExecStart=/usr/sbin/atd -b ${ATD_BATCH_INTERVAL} -l ${ATD_LOADAVG}[Install]WantedBy=multi-user.targetReload the daemon, start it, and check the service status:# chkconfig --add atd# systemctl --system daemon-reload# systemctl enable atd.service# systemctl start atd.service# systemctl status atd.serviceatd.service - Execution Queue DaemonLoaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/atd.service; disabled)Active: active (running) since Fri, 05 Oct 2012 12:14:52 -0500; 1s agoProcess: 20851 ExecStart=/usr/sbin/atd -b ${ATD_BATCH_INTERVAL} -l ${ATD_LOADAVG} (code=exited, status=0/SUCCESS)Main PID: 20852 (atd)CGroup: name=systemd:/system/atd.service|_ 20852 /usr/sbin/atd -b 60 -l 0.8Reboot the computer so that it takes it into account from then on:# rebootAfter the computer finishes booting, check the service status:# systemctl status atd.serviceTo run the proxy server configuration script, the whiptail command must be available. On SUSE, this command is included in the newt package. Run the following command to install it:# zipper install newt Related articlesHow to install Endpoint Protection on LinuxWhat are the installation requirements of Endpoint Protection and Endpoint Protection Plus in Windows systems?Help nº- 20150507 50071 EN Help us improve our service by letting us know your opinion. Your suggestions will help to resolve your questions more quickly and effectively. Have you resolved your query with this article? YES NO Thanks for your answer How would you improve this article? Do you want to contact TechSupport?


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Luxuriously soft, this bamboo fiber muslin is the ideal fabric to use on delicate baby skin. All aden + anais products are available in fashion forward prints that say as much about your style as they do about the traditions that bind mothers together around the world. As with all aden + anais®, the more you wash these beautiful organic blankets, the softer they get. These 47" x 47" (120cm x 120cm) are breathable to reduce the rist of overheating and versatile. They can work as a stroller or nursing cover, changing pad cover, burp cloth, tummy time blanket and more
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For an ultralight overnighter through wilderness terrain – this 28 liter backpack comes equipped with trick features that keep you moving. Compression-molded shoulder straps and waist belt with Air Comfort Technology distribute weight without chafing. Access mesh pockets and zippered waistbelt pockets stash on-the-trail essentials.
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easyJet, Northern Ireland's largest airline, is now flying 20,000 passengers every week on its routes from Belfast International Airport to London, it announced today.
easyJet's routes to the capital increased from 3 to 4 in April when it added London Southend to its existing services to Gatwick, Luton and Stansted.
And with a current market share of 46%, it has confirmed its position as the most in-demand airline flying from Belfast to London.
Taking feedback from the business community, easyJet has refined its schedules to offer the first and last flights between Belfast and London.
The airline operates around 14 daily flights to the 4 London airports. Its first flight is from Belfast International Airport to Stansted and departs at 06.15, followed by a flight to Gatwick at 06.35, which is earlier than any other airline.
Ali Gayward, easyJet commercial manager, said: "We began our Belfast operation with a flight to London Luton 14 years ago and, over the years our aim has always been to make travel easy and affordable.
"We now fly to 23 destinations and, with a crew base at Belfast International Airport, we provide employment for local people and contribute significantly to the local economy.
"Our Southend route was launched only in April, but it has proved a big success and there have already been more than 50,000 passengers.
"The main attraction is speed and efficiency, from getting off the aircraft to exiting the terminal, and then it's literally a 2-minute walk to the train station.
"There are trains up to eight times every hour. Central London (Liverpool Street) is just over 50 minutes away and it is around 40 minutes to Stratford, which provides easy access to the Westfield London shopping centre, Europe's largest indoor shopping complex."
In November, easyJet is to roll out allocated seating across its entire network – from 27 November on flights travelling through Belfast.
An increasing number of business people are taking advantage of easyJet's Flexi fares, which give passengers unlimited flexibility to change the date of their flights up to two hours before the scheduled departure time.
The airline also operates one-way flights, meaning passengers can fly into one London airport and return from another – offering passengers even more flexibility.
All of easyJet's London airports have excellent transfer times, which range from 30 – 53 minutes to key central London locations.
Ali Gayward added: "Time is important to all our passengers, but particularly to the business community. From recent customer surveys it seems that many people who have experienced the lengthy queues and time taken to navigate through larger airports such as Heathrow, are switching to us for their London flights.
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Go to the Security settings page, and sign in with your Microsoft account.
Under Security info helps keep your account secure, choose Add security info.
Follow the instructions to enter your email or phone number, then press Next.
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If you're asked to enter a security code to continue, and you can't get that code, choose I don't have any of these or I can't verify my account from the drop-down list, then follow the instructions.
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When you remove all your security info, there's a 30-day wait during which we help protect sensitive parts of your account so nobody can change your security settings or use your payment options. You can use your email, Skype, OneDrive and devices as usual, although if you've turned on two-step verification, you'll need to use a trusted device or app passwords you've set up for your devices.
After the 30 days, you'll be notified that the wait is over and it's time to enter new security info.
Unblock your phone and choose I don't have a code. We'll send another security code.
Check your junk folder for a message from Microsoft account and use the code you find there.
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Try adding the phone number again and use the drop-down list to choose the right country code for that phone number.
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If so, you're using one Microsoft account to verify another Microsoft account, which will work, but keeping track of which one you're signed in with can be tricky. Here's what's probably happening: when you sign in to the second account (to get the code sent to that address), most browsers automatically sign you out of the first account (the one that's actually requesting the code).
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When you're prompted to enter the security code sent to your alternative email address, don't close Internet Explorer.
Press Ctrl+Shift+P to open a new Internet Explorer window and turn on InPrivate Browsing.
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FALMOUTH, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- At the Varsity Youth football game... something unusual is about to happen.
No one has seen them here in more than 20 years.
And according to the athletic director, Cooper Higgins, "1991 was the last time there was an official team."
Falmouth's cheerleading squad!
Higgins says their cheerleading program dates back to this picture from 1945. He recalls what may have caused things to eventually dissolve.
"There was an explosion of the sports being offered to girls in all seasons," says Higgins.
Title IX was signed into law which gave girls equality within sports and therefore more options.
Then the cheerleading coach retired and no one took her place... "wooo!" Until now.
"Oo fumble. Recovery, they got it."
In less than two weeks, the Falmouth Cheer & Stunt team attracted 28 girls to sign up.
The team's organizer, Jill Marie Testaverde-Noyes says, "We talked to the assistant Bonny Eagle coach and said how do we do this? We talked to Tina and Mr. Billington... Went to the booster meeting and they said okay, go for it."
According to Noyes, the team received grants to pay for uniforms, pom poms, and two coaches with expertise in forming an inaugural squad.
Former Red Claws coaches, Tina Kelly and Brittany Johnson, were hired for the job.
"We did the Red Claws together. So we are familiar with how quickly you need to move in those first couple of practices to make sure your first game comes together," says Kelly.
The cheerleaders range in age from 8 to 14, and are hoping their first impression is one that will last.
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Pam Aloupis says her quiet sixth-grader has gained confidence from cheering on the squad. She heard parents commenting when the cheerleaders started, "saying that makes all the difference in the world. And it does! Just listen to them. It's part of the game."


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Jesse Duane Stout and Staci Ann Wilcox will be married Jan. 3 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple.
A reception will be presented in the newlyweds honor that evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Carmelle Reception Center, located at 4075 South Highland Drive in Salt Lake City. An open house is planned Feb. 4 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Price LDS Institute building, located at 380 East 400 North.
Jesse is the son of Alan and Joan Stout and Stacie is the daughter of Douglas Wilcox and Cheri Wilcox.
The couple will make their home in Salt Lake, where they are attending University of Utah.
Jeff and Rakele Palmer of East Carbon City announce the marriage of their daughter, Taylor Noell Palmer, to Neil Allred, the son of Robert and Beverly Allred of Deseret.
The couple have chosen to be married Jan. 10 in the Manti LDS Temple.
In honor of the newlyweds, a reception will be presented that evening from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Wellington LDS Stake Center. An open house celebrating their marriage is planned Jan. 11 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Deseret Oasis Chapel.
Neil and Taylor are attending Utah Valley State College and will make their home in Springville.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Irvine announce the marriage of their daughter, Kathleen Marie Irvine, to Christmas Jonathan Lutu, the son of Pamela Lutu of Castle Dale and Mr. and Mrs. Brent Jensen of Elmo.
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A reception will be presented in the newlyweds honor that evening at 7 p.m. at the Westwood LDS Ward building, located at 175 North 1280 West in Price.
Katie and Chris are recent College of Eastern Utah graduates. Prior to completing an associate's degree, Chris served in the France-Paris mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Both the Carbon High baseball and the softball teams had good seasons this year. This was because both teams had some good athletes playing for them. Carbon High was well represented on the lists of all state teams from the Deseret News and the Salt Lake Tribune.
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The roadwork began last summer with a focus on water system improvements.
This year is everything else, DOT construction supervisor Kevin J. LaJuett said. Its going to be very congested and busy this year. We hope people are going to be patient.
The $9.1 million project is for total reconstruction of East Main Street from North Gordon Street to Railroad Street, just beyond Scotch Settlement Road. Pavement, curbs, sidewalks, water lines and some sewer lines will be replaced. Some drainage work will take place at North Gordon Street and Trinity Avenue. A park will be created at the end of Beckwith Street.
There will be no official detour because a state road is not available and DOT does not have an agreement with the village for a specific way around the construction.
We typically dont detour traffic onto local roads, Mr. LaJuett said.
Side streets do not offer ideal ways to avoid delays.
Rowley Street parallels much of the construction area, but it is residential and narrow and often has cars parked along it. On the opposite side of East Main Street, the way around is not direct and is longer.
The end result of the work will include a center turning lane from North Gordon Street to Factory Street. The center lane will become a left-turn-only at major intersections.
On Monday, crews will begin work on drainage and test drilling. Blasting will take place for about three weeks because of the amount of rock along the road, Mr. LaJuett said. The first test blast could take place Tuesday.
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The state Department of Environmental Conservation has cleaned up soil around Richardson Flooring, which was historically a gasoline station.
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What Issue Keeps The Retail IT Channel Awake At Night?
By Jim Roddy, president
Business Solutions magazine asked about 100 subscribers in the retail IT channel, "What issue in our industry keeps you awake at night?" Highlights of this survey were discussed during the Industry Vision Panel Discussion conducted on July 25 at RSPA RetailNOW 2011.
The answers varied greatly in format and in topic. Some subscribers needed just one word to share their thoughts while others wrote at length. The topics mentioned most frequently were security, channel sustainability, technology shifts, and the U.S. economy.
Here are the answers from the survey:
- Data integrity and security. Most of my customers do not have a server at all and have no data backup or network security other than the residential class router/firewall between their Internet connection and their computer(s).
- Credit card fraud when buying retail items.
- The main issue and concern I had was securing credit card information during transmission to the merchant service for processing. I guess my main worry was that there was no standard for tokenization of the credit card number as of yet.
- The escalating costs for PCI Compliancy certification. I am much more concerned about the increasing costs associated with compliancy & certification than I am with actual credit card fraud. In my opinion, the current approach taken by the PCI SSC and its advisors is heavy handed and contrary to growth for small business.
- The big issue that keeps everyone awake: security. How do you keep the bad guys out while providing efficient, cost-effective service? Everywhere you turn, you can read stories of payment card data stolen, email lists compromised, passwords revealed, etc. Even the security companies can't keep their own networks secure -- case in point, all the new SecureID's that have to be re-issued. If the big security players can't do it, then how can we?
- Credit card theft/fraud.
- Frankly, all the BS around PCI compliance and the real options to achieve it!!! As POS Resellers, we are one client being breached away from financial ruin and all the ISO's … are behind the times in helping us, ahead of the game telling us they/we are making progress.
- Data security and data breaches are one of the greatest problems to our industry today.
- PCI Validation and compliancy. With the ever changing requirements it is extremely challenging for our reseller network to manage and educate their customers. PCI has become increasingly complicated and almost impossible to get a straight answer on what a reseller needs to do and what their responsibility/liability is. From a software developer standpoint it is a huge strain on our development life cycle, resources and it is not the cheapest validation to get!
- Customer is not getting PCI compliant.
- PCI and all the ramifications.
- Security. Not necessarily PCI PA-DSS specifically, but certainly included. As we make the very important and highly desired steps and leaps into the two most highly sought after technologies for both retail and hospitality (which are, in my opinion SaaS / Cloud Based Systems and Mobile Solutions (payments, loyalty, and POS), there seem to be boogie men at every corner... and, as witnessed by what we have seen from the PCI PA-DSS process, there is no finite way to manage the security of data, up-time, reliability, hardware (from walking away in the case of mobile), etc. It's easy to show the benefit and value of these two areas of growth, but difficult to convince that their investment will be secured.
- Shrink in the stores.
- Processors offering discounts or even free POS hardware to resellers or end users. This is a direct threat to the channel and needs to cease. We, as an industry, need to get control of this activity and promote the processors that support our way of life.
- Sales via credit card company for free POS
- There is an ongoing convergence of different technologies in our channel with a continuing reduction in the number of Value Added Resellers that serve our channel.
- Increased competition in all product categories
- Eroding margins as products evolve into commodities
- More and more competition from on-line vendors
- The continued decline in available market for traditional dealers. Franchisors are mandating solutions that eliminate traditional dealer participation. As franchise locations, big box stores, discount department stores and warehouse clubs move into smaller communities and markets, independent businesses close en mass and Main Street is empty. Independent main street merchants and restaurants have been the traditional customer of independent point-of-sale resellers.
- The quality of candidates to hire within the job market. Seems attitudes towards working and skill sets are falling short.
- Resellers have been asking for more remote status monitoring capabilities "cloud service" availability. Know what's wrong with the unit over the internet, this industry is slower to adapt new tech, the everyday resellers want SaaS features. Both SW and HW needs to support SaaS functions or it won't work.
- I think the issue top of mind for retailers is the notion of omni-channel shopping. Shoppers are shopping their mobile site within a physical store and their expectations on how they can purchase, receive, and return goods are increasing. This is challenging the consistency of the brand across multiple channels, the type of customer experience that is delivered in store, and the overall supply chain and merchandising groups to be able to exceed these expectations. It is no surprise that customers have more choices these days, in product, retailer, and purchasing method. Being able to assure you provide the product they want, when and where they want it using the type of transaction method they require makes the difference between them becoming a loyal customer or turning to your competitor for their next purchase.
- The lack of concern for the end customers' requirements being met when new software or applications are being developed.
- SOFTWARE AS A SERVICE (…how to compete, how to be profitable, will the Dealer Channel remain viable, etc.)
- Where the OS systems are "going" in the tablet and Smartphone market. Which will be the "top".
- The shift to mobile and less on the need for robust POS hardware solutions. This shift will reduce the revenue in pricier hardware solutions. We keep up with the technology but the mobile products are far less expensive.
- Knowing the industry hasn't yet fully implemented RFID readers and sensors into all POS solutions to take advantage of higher security and improved workflow.
- The rapid pace of change, especially if untried\untested tools (i.e. apps) appearing across the industry.
- Cloud Computing
- Hardware and Software compatibilities.
- To me there's something fundamental at the heart of my issue with the industry. It has to do with what actually drives change/improvement in Retail Point-of-Sale. This is actually a question about purposely nudging OEMs, retailers and resellers out of their comfort zones in the North American marketplace. We used to be a world leader in innovation on behalf of the consumer convenience. Today's technology has provided an endless number of opportunities in the name of customer convenience and even the more universal need to eliminate waste. In a way, one might even consider innovation this respect almost a "green" initiative. And this leads into my question... Why aren't we pushing the envelope more with technological advancements? Perhaps we need to consider making a philosophical shift in applying new technology. We have several emerging technologies in retail: For this example, let's just consider Smart Phones... The emphasis with this technology and most others needs to shift to the development of practical retail applications as opposed to retail advertising and promotion. Smart Phone OEMs should partner with the Retail Industry itself instead of the Retail Promotions industry. This is not a chicken versus egg thing either. Actual value needs to be the motivating force. Here's why... The best way to drive the consumer into 'smart phone' use is to provide them with tangible value. And, the best way to push consumers away from making use of this technology is to fill their phone with the annoyance of endless "junk mail offerings", no matter how good the offer. In this day of superfluous marketing promotion, we waste literally billions of dollars in couponing. Smart phone technology has brought us apps that can read and process barcodes. This technology has been widely available for five+ years. Yet the bridge between this capability and retail POS applications has yet to be built. Why couldn't coupons be scanned and processed from the consumer's Smart Phone and sent to the retailer's POS application to be redeemed at the point-of-purchase? Why is the consumer's grocery list (for example) not yet available for their Smart Phone in order by aisle with coupon notation? What I'm saying is, the technology has been here for quite some time. Where are the beneficial products and application developments? We are squandering the technology, cheapening its value and poisoning consumer perception by leading to much with marketing. The consumer stands to benefit greatly and the retailer would benefit just as greatly from a customer loyalty standpoint. I'm not even going to mention RFID, table-side ordering or shopping cart technologies. We're being lazy as an industry and as a sales channel. We don't push technological advancement, we push minute technological improvements. (faster POS print speeds – Who cares?; slight electrical use improvements, etc.) Otherwise, OEMs, retailers and resellers seem complacent with the status quo.
- The amount of data that we now have to backup! Backups are now running for 19 to 20 hours when we used to run for 4 to 6 hours. We need faster data transfer and larger storage to backup. Customers are now demanding that they keep 2 to 3,000 e-mails in there in box. They keep this for a reference point in legal and sales. Governments are also demanding long term storage of critical information. At some locations this amounting to 100's of GB's. At a lot of 60 person offices we are now backing up 500GB's to 1 terabyte of info in a full backup.
- The gradual takeover of Mac. So far none of my c-store customers ask about it but as the younger generation gets more comfortable with Mac they'll start demanding it.
- SaaS
- Software updates, what will they break, what will they outdate, forcing me to spend $$ where?
- TAS - Technology As A Service
- The economy. When times are difficult it seems that the retail industry is the first vertical market which is affected.
- Sluggish U.S. economy and possibility of a protracted recovery
- Jobs within the U.S.
- Instability in the economy.
- National debt, tax, inflation, jobless data
- Government red tape compliance.
- Continued lack of retail industry growth.
- Available capital remains an issue. Banks are very reluctant to loan money to independent merchants and especially restaurants. Without capital, these independent businesses have great difficulty investing in new systems and become less competitive.
- Funding and competition.
- With technology changing at such a fast rate and becoming mobile, repair of equipment is becoming obsolete. Hot Swapping hardware is the fastest way to bring company equipment back online. In most cases contracts are in place that make hot swaps cost efficient. But most of the hardware does not get rebuilt. From troubleshooting down to the component to board or hardware replacement, and now the popular hot swap; taking the fast lane approach will only open doors to VARs. But there are not many companies out there that can handle this market. Jobs need to be created to get this country on the road to recovery but more companies need to be created to fill this gap between hot swap and repair. The VARs that do fill this gap have the ability to charge whatever they want. This creates a problem; with repair costs to high, only about 25% of the hot swap repairs are done. But where do the rest end up? In a land fill creating problems for the environment. No, I am not going into start talking about trees, I am only showing that it is all connected and repair costs need to be reduced so that these machines, hardware, and all other hot swaps can be repaired and cost efficient for a company, home business and personal equipment. If hardware can be built to last, instead of built to fail, VARs would have a chance to not only repair these hot swaps but improve them for their customers.
- Lack of operational training with cashier staff, banking issues which rely on the internet connection.
- Nothing new here - general troubled installs, new regulations, keeping up with new technology, etc.


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EAST PROVIDENCE – Regrets? Every golfer has some upon the round's conclusion.
The ones that Jamison Randall expressed followed his one-over 70 performance on Day 1 of the Northeast Amateur Invitational didn't equate to the Cumberland lad singing the blues. Had the golf gods been kinder, perhaps Randall's Wednesday score would have been closer to the low number Brazil's Rafael Becker posted – a minus-seven 62 that featured an eye-popping eight birdies.
"I played real solid; it was just one of those rounds that ended up being a 70, but it could have been a 65 or 66 if I got some breaks and some putts fell," Randall expressed. "I got some bad breaks out there, but I'm confident that it'll come around (Thursday) if I hit it the same way."
Competing in his first-ever Northeast, Randall kicked off his round on the 10th hole at Wannamoisett Country Club. He cleared his version of the front nine at even par, mixing in a bogey at the par-three, 211-yard 12th hole with a par on 18, a par-four, 456-yard hole.
"On 12, I left the putt way short, about 10-12 feet," said Randall. "By (holes) 15 and 16, I was adjusting to the speed of the greens. I was also able to figure out my driver midway through the round. Something about my alignment, I was able to fix it.
"That's what it's all about, adjusting."
Randall remained at even par through 13 holes before shooting a five on the par-four, 372-yard fifth. He parred the final four holes to end up as one of 10 golfers to shoot 70, which translates into a pretty congested tie for 16th place.
"I'm really confident," beamed Randall when asked to look ahead to Thursday's 8:08 a.m. tee time. "It's been a while since my game has been this good. Everything is starting to come together. I'm hitting the ball solid and hitting good putts, but they just didn't fall today."
Thanks to Becker, Randall and the rest of the Northeast field has its work cut out. The 22-year-old Becker stands one summer class away from completing his undergraduate requirements at Wichita State, where he captured the individual title at this past April's Missouri Valley Conference Championship.
The only glaring mistake Becker made during an otherwise spotless round came on his 15th hole, the par-four, 437-yard No. 6. A misfire on his tee shot resulted in a tough lie for his second shot. Navigating what he described "a tricky pin," the now former Shocker was more than content to come away with a five.
Prior to that, Becker was humming along at an impressive clip. He birdied seven holes during a 10-hole stretch that saw him score in red figures on holes 1-3. His score stood at minus-eight prior to the hiccup on the fifth.
"I thought the key shot was on (the first hole, a par-four, 430-yarder). I hit a good second shot (and) I probably had eight feet left," Becker shared. "I wanted to keep the ball behind the hole so I could putt more aggressively. My best putt came on three [a par-three, 137-yarder]. I juiced on my nine iron a little bit, but ended up making a 20-footer."
Becker came to Rhode Island following a 15th-place showing last weekend at the Sunnehanna Amateur in Johnstown, Penn. Earlier this year, he shot a final-round 66 to earn a tie for 26th at the Web.com Tour's Brasil Champions.
Like Randall, Becker is experiencing the Northeast grind for the first time.
"Last week at Sunnehanna, I had a little trouble staying in the present, which is key for me. It's going to be key for the whole tournament," said Becker. "I just tried to play safe all day long and make putts."
Becker will take a four-shot lead into Thursday's action. He was also one of 14 players to shoot under par.
Other notables from Wednesday include defending Northeast champ Justin Shin firing a five-over 74. The University of California's Michael Kim, the low amateur at last week's U.S. Open played at Merion outside of Philadelphia, also struggled during his opening round, carding a four-over 73 to finish tied for 54th.
Coventry's Bobby Leopold teed off Wednesday morning and posted the first low number of the day, a three-under 66. He's part of a four-way tie for second place. Former Toll Gate star Brad Valois posted the same score at fellow Rhode Islander Randall while Bryant University head golf coach Charlie Blanchard seeks to rebound following a plus-10 79.
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It is pretty good. The only thing I would change is make it 3 inches thick instead of 2 inches. I have not had it very long, my one concern is if the strap tears off, but they say it is 180 day warranty.
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a good product and comfortable. but the stretch band is tearing. that holds it in place. not working very well.
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Fits perfectly and the speed of processing and delivery was amazing. The cushion works just fine. It was a pleasure doing business with you.
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Purchased this for my new 2012 Nissan Frontier. Fits like a glove and is very comfortable!!!Highly recommend!!!!
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I had a cheap "pleather" center armrest and it was really annoying, especially in hot weather. I replaced it with the autosport cushion and things are much better. The foam is of the correct density and the cover fabric is quite comfy. I bought a 2nd for my F-150
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This armrest does add comfort to your console but the problem is that the cushion seem to move out of place frequently because of the only one vertical velcro strap that is suppose to keep it in place. There needs to be a horizontal strap that holds it in place as well. But all in all the armrest does its job when it stays in place, that is why I gave it 3 stars.
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I really like this armrest. It fits our console almost perfect. If there is a complaint it would be that it slides around quite abite but that was fixed buy putting a small piece of non skid material between it and the console.
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I got it in good time and confortble, but it it's wide enough for the console it needs about 3 more inches in the wight and it needs to have 2 straps on it as well but all in all it dose feel confortble it is worth the money and a great price
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I needed a heavier cushion on the armrest. This works beautifully and fits well too.
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there should be more hold down straps on the armrest as it slips and slides off when I move around while driving
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I got lucky in that I did not measure my center console. I did order the right size, so I would recommend a measure before ordering. The cushion is soft even if temp down to 22 degrees. cons: minor, cushion sometimes slip back, but does not fall off. It has single strap in the middle. I suspect, I could make the strap tighter.
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This a great idea but you are using to soft of a rubber, pad should be fermer!
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This fits and works really well in my 02 Ford Explorer...the tan color looks like it made for the car...the the only minor thing is that I wish it had a non-stick botton (kind of like one of those pads for your dashboard that will hold your sunglasses, etc.)...that said, I am glad that I bought this and will recommend to others...
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I bought one of these about 4 months ago, and am here to buy one for my Dad. I have a 2004 4Runner, and this really helps relieve the pressure on your elbow, especially on long trips. I got so used to it on a recent trip, that when I removed it after the trip...missed it so bad, had to put it back in. Easy to put in. Only negative is, that is will slip around some, but nothing that would discourage me from telling you to get one.
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This a very good armrest. The material is high quality and the cushion material is firm. I believe the armrest will last for many years. I would give the armrest five stars if it had two staps rather than one.
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arnrest is good but the velcro straps are to short and don't fit around the top cover.
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I just want to add, if someone has a correction to this, please go ahead. I would be more than happy to be told there is a print server on the disc, etc....
Well I have been using it for a week or so now and have formed quite an opinion on it.
I like slack for certain things, it's speed is very nice, and it comes with packages up to date versus many distros that are still using older packages, so you could say Slack is more bleeding edge.
I absolutely despise the packaging tool, or lack thereof. Everything downloaded is in tarball format and therefore very open to being a real pain in the arse to install.
I like slack in the fact that I can have about a thousand windows open and don't see any degredation in performance, you can't do that in Mandrake, but then again that is comparing apples and oranges.
I absolutely despise the install program as well. If for some masachistic(sp?) reason you decide to do expert install, as I ever so stupidly did, your install will take a minimum of an hour, it took me even more than that. Slack does let you choose down to whether you want your i's dotted and your t's crossed, cuz god it took me forever to go through their selection system. Maybe for some this is a perk, but they need to clean up the look and feel of the install program. It is VERY boring to look at, and would be somewhat hard for a newbie to understand.
Also their install disc is bloated. Out of all the crap they have on their install disc, there isn't even a print server such as cups or a way to set up a printer. I have to download an entire extra's cd to be able to get this, well unless I download the files myself. I think this should be standard on the install disc, not something they have to seek out and download or install another disc for. I don't think printer support should be an "extra."
Well with this said, I am going to prolly switch distros to either debian, or eventually when everyone and their dog stop downloading RH 7.2 I'll be doing that. I have to say, RPM's gave me a bit of a headache at first, but when I got used to them, they were a cinch and I liked them very much. Plus, it is easier to find an RPM for a proggy than it is a .deb file.
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If you give a man a fire he'll be warm, if you light the man on fire he'll be warm for life.
I just want to add, if someone has a correction to this, please go ahead. I would be more than happy to be told there is a print server on the disc, etc....
If you give a man a fire he'll be warm, if you light the man on fire he'll be warm for life.
One of the points of Slackware is to be the most customizable and unix like distrobution available. This is the reason why the installation process isn't a snazzy looking setup that makes people excited. And also why a lot of programs people normally would expect aren't included. Its all about doing it yourself. Although this can be harder for newbies, it's also great for newbies to experience, because you will know whats being installed and learn the process of compiling. I've been using Linux for just over 6 monthes, and after 2-3 monthes of Mandrake and RedHat I went to Slack. The reason why I stuck with it, is because it wasn't easy like MDK and RH. I've learned an unbelievable amount since using Slack for the very reason of it not being easy. I understand where you're coming from when you say it should be fixed up to make it look better, but I disagree with it, because I know it isn't the point of Slack. From what I've read/seen the develepors try to stay away from making it look nice, and concentrate on making it work good. This is one of the reasons the amount of users has decreased over the years, and why its called more of an expert distro. If a user wants to learn Linux inside and out rather then use it for just a few things, I'd recommend Slack. If they want a comfortable less technical do it yourself distro, where they can get things done without worrying about the little things Slack is definately not for them.
Did you actually try the pkgtool? *.tgz are packages that work in Slackware, and can be installed easier then compiling the program yourself. They are still a little more complicated than RPM's from my experience, but they usually work well and easy. pkgtool will start up an ncurses menu where you have a couple of options to do things with pkgs. installpkg *.tgz will do it without the need of the menu.
I'm not sure if there are any Print servers on the main disk, I don't use a printer on my boxes normally so... I have never needed to pay attention to that. I always use my moms laser printer from her mac when I need to print hehe.
I'm glad you atleast got the chance to try Slack long enough to form a valid opinion hehe, I'm not surprised you won't be sticking with it though. The next step after Slack IMO is LFS. Thats what I'm working on for my server. Should be interesting.
How you can customize it is great, I don't want any distro to take away from that(ie Mandrake). Yet they can make it easier to understand and look at. I know the creators of Slack are planning on revamping their install program to include making it look a bit better, but yes it isn't high on their list. Ease of use isn't a problem for me anymore, but I don't want installing a package to take for ever or give me a headache, I went through all that as a newbie and know about it, I shouldn't be having to deal with it later on. I did mess with pkgtool, and didn't like it, I rather do the console method especially since pkgtool crapped out a million times on bluefish.
Now I can understand removing a lot of the fluff, that I completely agree with. Now removing the essentials which I believe printer support is, is wrong. There is something to be said about customizing, but you have to atleast give them beggining steps to start with.
LFS, hmm, I have been thinking very very heavily about doing this. You can even build LFS to be RPM enabled or whatever. This attracts me to it very much. It looks like a real time hog, which unfortunately I do not have now. I am so engulfed with just trying to keep up with this site by myself and take care of personal matters, I don't have time to sit down and build an LFS system. Maybe one of these days.
Now on the issue of leaving distro's because they are to easy. I understand what you are trying to say, but I have to counter with this. You have to understand that for Linux to become standard on the desktop it has to become visually pleasing and easy to navigate. Now remember that to do this doesn't mean you have to sacrifice configurability, this is the stance Mandrake has taken it seems, and it is unfortunate. RedHat seems to have avoided this false need of sacrifice. RedHat is easy to navigate and can still be customized to the brim, this isn't from experience but from what I have read, and I am sure JimH could ellaborate. Progeny(R.I.P. :'() was a prime example of this. You talk about a great install program, easy to navigate, and can be configured to your hearts delight. Oh how I miss Progeny already. Progeny was a biotch to upgrade though, but they were working on that before its untimely demise. Slack needs to do this to stay alive, otherwise your going to see a lot of converts as you already do to Debian, RedHat, and other distros such as LibraNet.
Rest In Peace Progeny, you will be remembered! :'( :-[
If you give a man a fire he'll be warm, if you light the man on fire he'll be warm for life.
I have yet to try Debian... I should get around to it one of these days. Sorry to hear progeny wen't away.
I agree with you that printer support should be included, I was just trying to justify why it may not have been included. I think it is a good thing to have distrobutions for users that aren't as interested in how the whole thing works and forcing you to learn the hard way. I can't deny that at times RedHat (not MDK though) is tempting to install again, just because its less hassle. I think most users shouldn't use Slackware thats for sure. (When I said Slack wasn't for newbs, I didn't mean you of course... As I am probably one of the biggest Linux newbs on the board. (Felt I had to verify that) )
Also the leaving RH and MDK because they are too easy, is of course my personal preference, as when I got into Linux I did it so I could learn as much as I could about what really goes on, as that option isn't present with Windows and Macintosh. I just felt RH and MDK didn't offer as easy of a solution for my needs as Slack does, although Slack is at times anything but easy. Hopefully my LFS project fills in all the blanks that Slack leaves. I have a feeling that if I really enjoy the LFS system I build, I might just stick to that. We'll have to see, my ideas and mindset seem change daily if not more. LFS does seem to take a bit of time, as I said I'm working on it right now, (off and on, I try and learn to many things at once) but when I finish it I'll let you know how it went, and what to try to avoid etc.
I must agree that pkgtool isn't much help sometimes. I've come to the habit of compiling everything myself, that i don't even think about it now. The only thing that I personally find it useful for is if I find a need to install a pkg from the cd, I can just install it rather then compiling each seperate thing.
The one good thing about Slackware is it seems to keep you on your toes about what you know and don't. It keeps you thinking outside the box for certain problems you encounter. Everytime I've thought to myself I've grasped a steady hold on it, something new arises that I can't figure out. I appreciate that for the reason that if I am ever in a work environment and something goes wrong, I'll be so used to fixing wierd, annoying problems it won't be as much hassle to deal with as it could have been.
I don't think Slack will ever regain the position it had of distro dominance, or even get half way again. I have a feeling it will stick near the bottom with the die hard Slackers keeping it alive. Just a thought though.
Well thats my Slack rant... sorry for the length. If it seems to not make any sense or is condratidctory (sp?) Atleast you all know a little bit more about my perspective, or lack thereof.
I like slack for all the good points mentioned above.
Aragorn, i think that there is a printer setup on slack. Unfortunately, I have yet to make it work. How'd you get yours to work?
I couldn't even find one, more or less get it to work. I did find a BSD Printer control, but that thing is crap and it causes my printer to keep spitting out pages until it runs out of paper, not even printing on it. It even auto setup for my 610Cl printer, augh....OH well...hopefully if I can go a brain and figure out how to compile QT i'll be able to get my LFS system up and going!I like slack for all the good points mentioned above.
Aragorn, i think that there is a printer setup on slack. Unfortunately, I have yet to make it work. How'd you get yours to work?
If you give a man a fire he'll be warm, if you light the man on fire he'll be warm for life.
I LOVE Slack.
Why? Its fast, not bloated, and did I mention uber?
Its good because it gives you a base to start building from - like mandrake to get it to my liking I had to remove so much crap it was stupid - and after that the fun bit - kernel recompiles, untarring (:P) etc - And you learn a lot along the way. With slack theres no crap to remove - its very pure!
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Did you try running "make mrproper" first? It's been a loooooong time since I recompiled a kernel, but I always used to do that first.
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Rising O's wrote:A lot of bad money was spent by him the last two years. Gonzalez 6, Lee 8+, Gregg 5, Atkins 5, Guerrero 8.
Rising O's wrote:Well as I said, if he ends up costing 70-80 million the Orioles should be in on the bidding and should have a legitimate chance of winning. Its the only market where Angelo's money is good and can bring in a young international pitcher who can add some legitimacy to this moribund franchise.
If signing one free agent for 14-16 million a year prevents the Orioles from drafting and signing the best rule 4 players, and being active on the international market, then I say again, what is the point in rooting for this organization?
We need pitching, Darvish looks good and his style is a good fit for Camden Yards. I know no one wants to repeat the free agent failings of the past 4 years under MacPhail. A lot of bad money was spent by him the last two years. Gonzalez 6, Lee 8+, Gregg 5, Atkins 5, Guerrero 8. Here is the opportunity to use that money on a young pitcher instead of wasting it on these old, or marginal players. You can pay 45% of such a deal by just getting rid of/not signing a Luke Scott type.
With Epstein going to Chicago that is another team that will likely bid Darvish up.
Zach wrote:I think that instead of signing a risk like Durvish, the Orioles should go after Oswalt. He knows what it takes to win and is still a bulldog on the mound. The Phillies declined his option making him a free agent. This would be an ideal fit for the Orioles. It is not a filler like Kevin Millwood who is solely there for innings, but instead has a legitimate shot of competing. He is a short term fix, unlike Durvish, which means that he would not block the way for some of the younger pitchers we have (bundy brothers, possibly Klein?, etc...). He could also mentor the pitchers that we have (i.e. Kevin Gregg effect without the headaches of Kevin Gregg pitching).
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SaySo is an easy to use toolbar, offering a collection of features to empower people with dyslexia to be able to read and write with confidence.
SaySo was designed off the back of the Department for Education funded Accessible Resources Pilot Project. SaySo Product Manager Simon Kitchen explains the inspiration for Dolphin's latest release:
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Spelling can be a real headache, and a simple spell checker often fails to help people with dyslexia. SaySo can help in a number of ways. Firstly, by reading back every word that is typed, SaySo allows you to hear if you've made a mistake and instantly check it. But what happens if you have spelt the word how it sounds? Take the word 'knowledge'. If you spell this word phonetically ('nolij'), a traditional spell checker might not make an appropriate suggestion. SaySo's spell checking also offers suggestions based on phonetic spelling. Further to this, if this or any spelling error is a mistake you make frequently, you can even add it to your personal list of AutoCorrects so that the error instantly corrects itself next time around."
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