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During the Meg Whitman years, eBay saw growth as an online auction house where one person's trash turned out to be another's treasure, but that was then. The company has since struggled to redefine itself as a more traditional e-commerce site, establishing its Marketplaces to compete with Amazon. Now that m-commerce is picking up steam, eBay sees an opportunity, especially with mobile transactions via PayPal.
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eBay is enjoying a surge on Wall Street in the wake of last week's analyst day, when it reassured Wall Street and investors that growth from its core Marketplaces and PayPal businesses was on track. It was the first time since 2011 that analysts had gathered at the company's San Jose, Calif., headquarters. CEO John Donahoe reportedly told those in attendance that by 2015, the company would enable US$300 billion in global commerce, up from $175 billion in 2012.
Increasingly, the action will take place away from the traditional desktop, as more users will be buying and paying for goods via their mobile devices.
"eBay has made a lot of progress in changing both buyer and seller perceptions of the Marketplace," said Colin Sebastian, a senior research analyst covering the Internet for Robert W. Baird & Co.
"Five years ago, it was uncool to shop on eBay, and many sellers were cutting ties and moving to the Amazon Marketplace," he recalled.
"Today, eBay is in the middle innings of a turnaround, which includes an improved user interface, a better buying experience and customer service, and a performance-based fee structure for sellers," Sebastian told the E-Commerce Times.
eBay will report its earnings on April 17.
From Auction House to Mobile E-tailer
eBay "has invested very heavily in its mobile apps and has done well in that area," Greg Sterling, principal analyst at Sterling Market Research, told the E-Commerce Times.
Enlarging its footprint in mobile could be necessary for eBay to break away from its image as an online garage sale and win full consumer acceptance as a virtual shopping mall.
eBay expects mobile transactions to reach $20 billion in 2013, according to Baird.
Still, it is overshadowed by Amazon.com, which it lags behind in spite of making the shift from a mom-and-pop auction house to a marketplace dominated by larger vendors.
It hasn't "successfully transformed its image at this point into that of an online retailer like Amazon," Sterling added. "eBay does have a strong opportunity in online retail, but there need to be a number of changes for the company to make that transition."
"There is more work to be done. For example, eBay still needs technology improvements, such as a better search engine," said Baird's Sebastian.
"Mobile is important for eBay, because they were an early leader in mobile commerce, and this has helped the company to reaccelerate growth, and to recast the brand in the eyes of consumers," he added.
"As local commerce becomes increasingly integrated with online shopping, we also see mobile becoming the centerpiece of the shopping experience, rather than just a noisy side show," Sebastian said.
PayPal It Forward
In addition to $20 billion in mobile sales, Baird forecast mobile payments via PayPal to top $20 billion.
"PayPal is driving growth at eBay," said Josh Crandall, principal analyst at Netpop Research. "The grandfather of online payment systems, the Paypal brand continues to thrive as more consumers are turning to Internet sources for physical and digital goods -- not only in the U.S., but around the world."
PayPal has already allowed eBay to essentially "double dip" with each sale on the auction site. The company gets fees not only when an auction closes, but also when the seller receives the money via PayPal.
"PayPal is almost single-handedly responsible for eBay's recent success," added Sterling.
PayPal's role going forward thus can't be understated. "PayPal has not contributed much to the Marketplace renaissance," said Sebastian, "although looking ahead, we expect there to be more synergies as eBay integrates with offline retailers and builds their global commerce platform."


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IT is the first stage of the ambitious project to upgrade 80 miles of the route between Perth and Inverness by 2025.
Coach Rory McKay praises squad for putting in the hard work at North Inch training sessions
But former Perth Academy pupils sets new Scottish record in the 800m heats
Saints shocked in Armenia as second half strike leaves Tommy Wright's side with it all to do in the return leg at McDiarmid Park
Now the club is preparing for a gala day in Dumbarton's Meadow Centre next weekend
Saints doorman Bruce McAlpine looks forward to continuing his role at the club, which begins with European football at McDiarmid Park in July
St Johnstone will compete in the Europa League for a fourth year in a row after Inverness lifted the Scottish Cup at Hampden - now the countdown is on to the draw at UEFA headquarters in Switzerland
St Johnstone clinched fourth place on Sunday as youngster Chris Kane came off the bench to secure three points and nudge the Perth side closer to European football
With loan star Brian Graham and James McFadden leaving McDiarmid Park, Tommy Wright was keen to bolster his frontline and is confident Cummins will make an impact
The group of young gymnasts gave it their all at Gymfest after spending a year in training to prepare for the annual gymnastics celebration.
PA Sport caught up with Jamie Donaldson to talk Ryder Cup memories as the Welshman unveiled a new plaque on the 15th fairway of the PGA Centenary Course
Saints defender Steven Anderson says the players deserve a lot of credit ahead of tonight's crunch game against Celtic at McDiarmid Park
Saints boss Tommy Wright will be without skipper Mackay if the Perth side manage to claw their way back into European football
Trialist Joe Thompson impresses in training as St Johnstone prepare to welcome Inverness to McDiarmid Park tomorrow afternoon
St Johnstone head for Dens Park tomorrow determined to take home three points and continue their push towards another European trip this summer
Blairgowrie table tennis star Gillian Edwards, who won the Scottish national title in March, hopes to make the main draw at the Table Tennis World Championships in China
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Captain Kenny MacKinnon looks forward to a successful year at Perth's Craigie Hill Golf Club after announcing a range of new initiatives
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Great success with visitors to the first exhibition of Paolo Bettini's trophies.
From August 1st to the 7th Hotel Marinetta hosted the first exhibition of Paolo Bettini's trophies, twice World Champion of street cycling, as well as 2004 Olympic Gold and today team manager of the National cycling team. The event was organised by the Paolo Bettini Club of La California (LI), birthplace of our champion; the initiative gives continuity to the Hotel's efforts in the world of cycling. In March 2011 in fact, Hotel Marinetta was chosen by Paolo Bettini as place for the first retreat of the Italian National Cycling Team and, last May, on occasion of a stop of the Giro d'Italia, our facility was the logistic base for two professional teams: LIQUIGAS and QUICKSTEP. With this initiative, Hotel Marinetta is confirmed as a hotel with an eye towards sports in general and cycling in particular, and proposes itself as equipped to welcome sports tourism, a market niche that is becoming more and more important and with greater and greater needs
The Livorno Aquarium celebrates its first birthday and strengthens the bond between nature, history, mythology and art
The "Diacinto Cestoni" Livorno Aquarium celebrates its first birthday and strengthens the bond between nature and history, mythology and art. For summer 2011 there are many novelties that will allow your to live "quality time". The nature of the Mediterranean, the Archaeological treasures of Mare Nostrum. The artistic masterpieces, the scientific discoveries of cultures that have made History on its shores. If you are looking for a place where living all of this is possible, welcome to the Livorno Aquarium. Prepare to immerse in a world where every learning experience is possible, along an integrated path in perfect edutainment style. And if you prefer to further your knowledge, there is more room for you, thanks to the Summer 2011 Novelty: the new exhibition set up on the first floor: "Kosmos: the sky and the starts from ancient times to Galileo" created by the Galileo Museum – Institute and Museum of History of Science of Florence (curated by Giovanni Di Pasquale). A unique voyage from the beauties of the sea to the sky and to the starts; towards the discovery of astronomical and astrological conceptions of civilisations of the past in a unique, unforgettable voyage.
The Torre del Lago (LU) "Puccini Festival" continues until august 27th
At Torre del Lago, in the city of Viareggio (LU) the Festival Pucciniano will be held until August 27th . The city of Torre del Lago has conserved a strong affection for Maestro Giacomo Puccini, who here painted one of his greatest musical frescoes, which is today the most represented opera title in the world: La Bohème. La Bohème will be the leading title in the 2011 Puccini Festival playbill, with the colourful and suggestive set up co-produced by the Hong Kong Opera House and the Teatro dell'Opera di Roma under the direction of Maurizio Di Mattia. Catwalk costumes designed by Laura Biagiotti for the artists that will take the stage among set designs by Maurizio Varamo. Five evenings dedicated to La Bohème (July 22 and 30th, then August 12th, 20th, and 27th ) with a setting that proposes an Eiffel Tower before its time, which creates a space-time short circuit in a visionary scheme of lights and colours.
Japanese culture will be protagonist in Torre del Lago with the exclusive set up, Italian preview of the Puccini masterpiece: Madame Butterfly foreseen on the calendar on August 6th, 11th and 18th . A philological reading with scenes and costumes from the land of the Rising Sun thanks to he co-production with Tokyo's NPO. A production which highlights in detail the charm of Japanese culture and tradition that so enticed Maestro Puccini. The direction has been entrusted to Japanese baritone Takao Okamura, the set design is by Naoji Kawaguci while the costumes are designed by the most famous kimono stylist Yasuhiro Ciji. Only Japanese artists will interpret the oriental roles, while the western roles will only see western interpreters. The Foyer of the Gran Teatro Giacomo Puccini will also host a great exhibition of historical kimonos in August from the collection of stylist Yasuhiro Ciji which will be kept in his Museum in Osaka.
Lastly the Turandot will be held on July 23 and 29 and August 7, 13 and 26. Reprise of the monumental set up created for the Puccini celebrations in the fortunate and appreciated mise-en-scene with the direction of Maurizio Scaparro, scenography by Ezio Frigerio and costumes by Franca Squarciapino.
The 122nd edition of the Giostra del saracino will be held in arezzo on sunday september 4th
The Giostra del Saracino is an antique joust which, as exercise for military training, takes it roots from the Middle Ages and recalls the centuries-old battle. The event takes place every year in Arezzo on the second to last Saturday in June at night (Giostra di San Donato, Patron Saint of the City) and the first Sunday of September in the afternoon (Giostra della Madonna del Conforto).
Developed on the II century BC, Arezzo is today one of the most interesting cities of our Region. In 1200 the great development lived by the city brought its inhabitants to the constructions of a new circle of walls, as well as numerous public edifices and tower-homes; the construction of the first great basilica of the communal city, the Pieve di S.Maria, is completed as a splendid example of Romanesque architecture. As a ghibelline city, Arezzo expanded its domain into a vast territory which included a large part of the surrounding hills; it fought with the nearby cities such as Siena and Perugia, but it was defeated by the Guelph Florence in the epic battle of Campaldino in 1289. First the Medici domination (1434-1569) and then the Lorena domination (1737-1859) were very negative times for the city; in 1560 Grand Duke Cosimo ordered by decree the almost total destruction of the city.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. - (AP) - Kenny Perry took one last look at the leaderboard behind the 18th green at Augusta National. This was no time to relish his position at the top with Angel Cabrera, rather to consider what lies ahead.
"You will definitely see something on the back nine," Perry said Saturday. "That's where it's all going to happen."
Now this is the Masters everyone wanted to see.
Perry and Cabrera were tied at 11-under 205, the lowest 54-hole score at Augusta in seven years. Even the 16 players within seven shots of the lead still feel like they're in the game because of those familiar back-nine fireworks in the forecast.
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TUPPER LAKE - After seeing a young team advance to the state Division I semi-finals last winter, Massena Central boys hockey coach Mike Trimboli hopes that a season-opening 12-1 win on the road over Tupper Lake on Wednesday marks the start of another banner year for the Raiders.
We saw some good things tonight and we saw some bad things so we still have more to work on as we move forward, noted coach Trimboli after the Raiders steadily pulled away from a 1-1 first intermission tie at the Tupper Lake Civic Center.
We have quite a few players back from last year. They competed well enough to get to the state final four and now theyve had a taste of what that was like, he added. We didnt lose a lot of players but the ones we lost were big, strong players. Were hoping that well be able to make up for that loss of strength with our speed because we are a good skating team.
The Raiders have a busy opening week to the season with three games in four days. They return to action this weekend at the West Genesee Tournament where they go up against the host team in the opening round on Friday at 7:30 p.m. Suffern and Fairport meet in the other first-round game. The consolation and championship games are slated for Saturday.
This is going to be a big test for us, said Trimboli. Well see right away how this group shapes up against some tough competition.
In the win over Tupper Lake, the sophomore duo of Patrick Manning and Jordan Robert accounted for most of the offense. Both players generated hattricks along with three and two assists respectively as the Raiders took control with three shorthanded goals in the first 4:10 of the second period. They added two more goals later in the middle frame before rattling off six more in the third, including four during a two and a-half minute span.
Junior Dylan Stone opened the scoring for the Raiders when he finished off a play set up by seniors Ryan Thomas and Tyler Young just 34 seconds into the game but the Lumberjacks pulled even at the 12:57 mark after Elliot Fletcher connected for a power play goal off assists from Tim Fuller and Bryce Gueretta.
Manning and Robert helped the Raiders take control when the combined to produce shorthanded goals 38 seconds apart in the opening minutes of the second period. Manning scored both off assists from Robert at 1:46 and 2:22 before Young made it 4-1 with a third straight shorthanded goal at the 4:10 mark assisted by Stone.
The Raiders got solo goals from Devin Paige, Maddox Merry, Ben Sprague and Thomas over the course of the win. Young and Thomas each finished with a pair of assists while Evan Kassian, Zach Kozsan, Cameron Marsh and Jon-Paul Chauvin all logged solo helpers.
Senior Connor Paquin had 11 saves backstopping the win while the Tyler Nilsson (2 periods, 28 saves) and Garrett Kopp (1 period, 12 saves) combined to work the crease for the Division II Lumberjacks, who dropped their second NAC game in as many nights to start the season.
The Raiders feature just five seniors on their roster heading into the 2013-14 season but return a total of 20 players from last years squad which finished one point behind Potsdam in the race for the NAC Division I regular season title before going on to capture the Section 10 title in dramatic fashion then advancing to the state Division I semi-finals.
Newcomers expected to make an impact this winter include junior defenseman Jacob Vierno, sophomore forwards Turner Thomas and Patrick LaGrow and the freshman duo of forward Wyatt Wilmshurst and Chauvin on defense along with freshman goaltender Noah Kormanyos.
In the lone other high school boys hockey action in the section last night, Salmon River gaijned a 4-3 non-league decision in overtime at home over Plattsburgh High.
The Shamrocks netted the first two goals of the game as Tye Terrance scored a power play goal set up by Kyle Lewis and Sean David at 2:36 of the opening period before Chad George converted off an assist from Tylar Thomas at 7:23 of the second.
The Hornets battled back to tie the game, getting on the board with just 36 seconds left in the second period on a goal by Jack Tolosky that was set up by Eric Bechard then pulling even when J.D. Side converted from Bechard at 7:06 of the third.
David put the Shamrocks back on top at the 9:44 mark assisted by Lewis but Tolosky struck for his second of the game just 23 seconds later from Bechard and Ray Weeden, setting the stage for five minutes of sudden victory overtime where Nate Smoke lifted the Shamrocks to the win at the 2:50 mark when he finished off a two-on-one break centering pass from Tyren Boots after Lewis had worked the puck away from a Plattsburgh player along the boards.
Senior Aidan Comins made 40 saves backstopping the win while Dean Dashnaw handled 30 shots as the Hornets got the season off to a losing start.
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Once again this summer, patrons from all over Carbon County will come together to battle the devastation caused by the Big C, while honoring those who have fought valiantly against the disease. Themed "Season of Hope,"the 2011 Relay for Life will help survivors and their loved ones, celebrate, remember and fight back in the name of finding a cure for cancer.
"There are so many things in life that will catch your eye but only a few will catch your heart...pursue those. These words sum up the emotions I felt the first time I experienced the relay,"said 2011 Event Chairperson Terri Lott within recent correspondence to the Sun Advocate. "This incredible event is the American Cancer Society"s worldwide signature event and it is happening right here in Carbon County."
This year"s event will take place on June 17-18 at Utah State University"s College of Eastern Utah Track, adjacent to the Bunnell-Dmitrich Athletic Center. This year"s committee urges everyone interested in the event to put together a team of between 10-15 participants, asking each one to raise at least $100 through fundraiser events and donations.
For those who have not yet participated, the Relay for Life is described by the committee as a fun-filled, overnight event which raises funds toward finding a cure while paying tribute to those effected by the disease. According to the committee, this 18-hour event brings the community together with inspired stories, food, entertainment and much more.
"It"s a place where teams can set-up their camps in the infield and compete for prizes,"explained Lott. "Who knows, your team may win the award for the best decorated camp site."
Those interested in the event can join by attending upcoming meetings at the Carbon School District Administration Offices located at 255 W. 400 N., across from Mont Harmon Junior High in Price. The committee will meet on April 5 at 6 p.m., May 3 at 6:30 p.m. at June 14 at 6:30 p.m.
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Despite the fact that Marsaglia's MWC PRNG (multiply-with-carry random number generator) is considered to be "the mother of all RNGs", it does not seem to be considered to be a CSPRNG (cryptographically secure pseudo-random number generator) even though it passes several statistical randomness tests, including ENT and Die-Hard.
Considering it's possible to define a seed etc., what is the MWC RNG missing that a CSPRNG has? Simpler asked: "What stops the MWC PRNG from being a CSPRNG?"
CSPRNGs have to pass statistical randomness tests, which MWC RNG seems to satisfy. Also, MWC PRNG allows you to choose random initial as long as
c < 809430660, which seems big enough to make it hard for people to analyse which of the 809430659 options you chose to seed the MWC PRNG. And last but not least people call it the "mother of all RNGs" — see "George Marsaglia's "Mother of all RNGs" (C code with comments)" at http://www.stat.berkeley.edu/classes/s243/mother.c — which implies it's about the best (P)RNG out there.
Comparing MWC PRNG with cryptographically secure PRNGs, it shows both are pseudo-random, both produce comparable randomness, and both pass the same statistical tests. Some even claim it has cryptographic quality. Yet, I can not find a single indication that it is cryptographically secure.
Therefore I am wondering and asking: "What stops the MWC PRNG from being a CSPRNG?"
Or, asking in other words:
- What is the MWC PRNG missing a CSPRNG should have to be cryptographically secure, and/or
- What does the MWC PRNG have that a CSPRNG should not have to be cryptographically secure?
Currently, I am suspecting I am missing some security definition related to cryptographically secure pseudo-random number generators, or maybe I'm not seeing the obvious security issue which makes the MWC PRNG cryptographically insecure. Therefore, every explanation which could help me understand why the MWC PRNG fails to be classified as a cryptographically secure PRNG is highly appreciated.
In case someone needs some references related to MWC PRNG…
General Wikipedia Description of MWC
"George Marsaglia's "Mother of all RNGs" (C code with comments)"
And here's a copy of Marsaglia's original publication, which was first published at sci.stat.math…
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From: George Marsaglia (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Subject: Re: good C random number generator
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Date: 2003-05-13 08:55:05 PST
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Most RNGs work by keeping a certain number, say k, of the most recently generated integers, then return the next integer as a function of those k. The initial k integers, the seeds, are assumed to be randomly chosen, usually 32-bits. The period of the RNG is related to the number of choices for seeds, usually 2^(32k), so to get longer periods you need to increase k.
Probably the most common type has k=1, and needs a single seed, with each new integer a function of the previous one. An example is this congruential RNG, a form of which was the system RNG in VAXs for many years:
/* a random initial x to be assigned by the calling program */ static unsigned long x=123456789; unsigned long cong(void ) { return (x=69069*x+362437); }
Simple, k=1, RNGs can perform fairly well in tests of randomness such as those in the new version of Diehard,
but experience has shown that better performances come from RNGs with k's ranging from 4 or 5 to as much as 4097.
Here is an example with k=5, period about 2^160, one of the fastest long period RNGs, returns more than 120 million random 32-bit integers/second (1.8MHz CPU), seems to pass all tests:
/* replace defaults with five random seed values in calling program */ static unsigned long x=123456789,y=362436069,z=521288629,w=88675123,v=886756453; unsigned long xorshift(void) { unsigned long t; t=(x^(x>>7)); x=y; y=z; z=w; w=v; v=(v^(v<<6))^(t^(t<<13)); return (y+y+1)*v; }
Another example has k=257, period about 2^8222. Uses a static array Q[256] and an initial carry 'c', the Q array filled with 256 random 32-bit integers in the calling program and an initial carry c<809430660 for the multiply-with-carry operation. It is very fast and seems to pass all tests.
/* choose random initial c<809430660 and 256 random 32-bit integers for Q[] */ static unsigned long Q[256],c=362436; unsigned long MWC256(void) { unsigned long long t,a=809430660LL; static unsigned char i=255; t=a*Q[++i]+c; c=(t>>32); return(Q[i]=t); }
The Mersenne Twister (check Google) is an excellent RNG, with k=624. But it requires an elaborate C program and is slower than many RNGs that do as well in tests, have comparable or longer periods and require only a few lines of code.
Here is a complimentary-multiply-with-carry RNG with k=4097 and a near-record period, more than 10^33000 times as long as that of the Twister. (2^131104 vs. 2^19937)
/* choose random initial c<809430660 and 4096 random 32-bit integers for Q[] */ static unsigned long Q[4096],c=362436; unsigned long CMWC4096(void) { unsigned long long t, a=18782LL; static unsigned long i=4095; unsigned long x,r=0xfffffffe; i=(i+1)&4095; t=a*Q[i]+c; c=(t>>32); x=t+c; if(x<c) { x++; c++; } return(Q[i]=r-x); }
You will find several more CMWC RNGs and comments on choice of seeds in the May 2003 Communications of the ACM.
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An article out by ESPN The Magazine suggests that the Oregon football program is at the center of a growing problem in college sports-the use of marijuana among student athletes.
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On the other side, Cristin McLemore played receiver for the Ducks from 1992 to 1995, and admits he made some mistakes as a young man who was incredibly gifted athletically, but still had a lot to learn about life. At one point in the article, former Duck quarterback Akili Smith suggests that some guys can use marijuana and 'ball because they're relaxed'. McLemore says that may appear to be the case to an 18 year old athlete.
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A statement from Oregon athletic director Rob Mullens, released in response to the article reads, in part, like this:
"Student-athletes at the University of Oregon are tested for illegal substances to the full extent possible under existing Oregon state law, which prohibits random testing. We continue to work diligently to educate our student-athletes on the harmful impact of illegal substances. In addition, we have articulated our illegal substances policy to our student-athletes and have clearly defined sanctions for a positive test."
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Whoa! How does it run? That is way under the recommended hardware requirements for 8.0.Originally Posted by Clay
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I just bought a Lindows PC from Walmart for $199.00. It has 128 megs of RAM, an 800 mhz cpu, and a 10 Gig hard drive. It also came with Lindows already installed. I hooked the PC up, plugged it in, and I was on the internet. the whole process took maybe 5 minutes.
I have run Linux 7.2 and recently installed Linux 8.0 -
SO, here is my comparison as a Linux newbie, who escaped from Bill Gates and Microsoft.
I like Lindows. I doubt I will use Microsoft programs on it, even though it runs WINE (Windows emulator). I mean, why run buggy Windows stuff? Isn't that why we left Microsoft for Linux? If you want applications, they are available online, and most of them are FREE!!!
One thing I like about Lindows is its "Click N Run" feature. As a newbie, I struggled on Linux Redhat 7.2 whenever I had to install something. I still hate tar packages and the like. Well, "Click N Run" does away with that. For $99.00, a Lindowes user can use Click N Run to download and install any of nearly 2000 Lindows programs, including Star Office Suite - for no other charge. "Click N Run" will install the program for you. You won;t ever have to untar, gunzip, or rpm anything again. You won;t have to read instructions. You just click on the program you want, and your PC downloads and install it. You Click and then Run, really!
What I like about RedHat Linux 8.0 is that it comes with about any program you want, so you don't really need a Click N Run. Thus it is less expensive over all. I bought my version for less than $5.00, and it came with OpenOffice, GnuCash, and tons of other great applications. It took about 40 minutes to install on my old PC, running a 233 mhz cpu with 98 megs of RAM. That's about the same as a Windows 98 installation.
I like RedHat's RPM manager. If you don't have it, get it. It is almost as nice as Click N Run. You right click an ".rpm" package and then click on "install package." The Program manager does the rest! Wow.
Things to look out for when you install RedHat 8.0. First, don't do a "default" package install. Do a custom install. Choose the applications and programs you want. I did a default install, and it left out GnuCash and worse yet, the sound card configuration program. My PC was mute until I figured that one out. You will need to install a java plug-in, or you won't be able to use most Chat Rooms. It took a couple of minutes to find one at Netscape. It was by Sun Microsystems. I clicked on download and the thing installed from there. It took a couple of minutes, maybe.
Another plug-in you will need is Real Audio. That was another easy install, both on Lindows and RedHat. You can use Click N Run without being a subscriber for that program and a handful of others. I clicked on Real Audio, and the program did the rest. It was even configured to work as a plug-in. With RedHat, it was almost as easy. I downloadeda ..rpm package, right clicked it, and the thing installed by itself. I did have to configure it to act as a plug-in, but that didn't take but a minute or so.
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Whoa! How does it run? That is way under the recommended hardware requirements for 8.0.Originally Posted by Clay
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Hi Jim,
The RedHat Linux 8.0 runs a bit slowwwww. I guess it's about time to upgrade? :-\
I reinstalled my RedHat. This time I installed it with both GUIs. My PC runs KDE faster, for some reason.
I'm beginning to like Lindows better. Here is why.
Everything on Lindows works. Not everything on RedHat 8.0 works. My CD Player doesn't work, and my XMMS Player won't play online .wav files. Heck, I had to download a patch just to get the files it was supposed to have for .mp3 files.
As a newbie, Lindows gets my vote. I plan to download and install a .rpm Package Manager, then download whatever I want for an easy install. I guess that's sort of ironic since that's a RedHat product?
Maybe, I'll see things differently in a couple of days, but RedHat's package is buggy, and that's one reason I wanted to switch from Windows. I'm in the process of upgrading my obsolete PC with a faster CPU, bigger Hard Drive and more memory. I doubt that will resolve issues with a butchered XMMS application, or other things. DARN IT!!!!
yeah, i think lindows is good for a newbie, but i'd still reccomend rh/drake/suse/deb/slack etc power wise
To each his own, it is good to have someone using lindows in case questions arise ;D ;D : :P
Well, the bottom line is use-ability.
I noticed yesterday how easily my 15 year old daughter was using the Lindows computer to do her homework. She used the internet without problem and found herself at home in OpenOffice. M oldest daughter returned for the weekend from college. I noticed that she also had no problems with the Lindows PC. Heck, she had an attractive looking CD Player blasting away on it, while I was using the RedHat whose CD Player wasn't working.
The girls had a choice between using either PC, and they chose the Lindows variety.
Are you sure your sound card is detected and working at all in Red Hat?
Remember you didn't install Lindows, it came preinstalled. You don't know what they had to do to make sure everything worked before they ship them. And they would make sure that the sound cards they used worked at all under Linux.
Hi Jim!
The sound card works. You're also right about it not being a Linux problem. I think that RedHat somehow screwed up its XMMS software when they went into it to weed out .mp3 support. I can play Real Audio and even streaming Real Audio, but not Netscape Radio, for some reason.
The sound card is a Sound Blaster Vibra PnP. I may uninstall version 8.0 and try version 7.1 again.
One nice thing about the Linodws PC (besides its price $199) is that all of its software is Linux friendly, and the Linux drivers are already loaded. It comes out of the box running Linux and running it well. I hooked up my cables, plugged it in, and I was on the internet and playing music in just a few minutes! That was a very good Linux experience!


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Have you talked to your UA? There's a packet you have to put together and it's sent to HRC to be placed back into the IRR. Don't expect a quick turn around either as it'll probably take close to a year for it to be processed.
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Yeah UA is currently working the package, like watching paint dry.. I read in the officer separation manual Chapt 6 sec III para. 5 About condition resignation upon (Enlistment, appointment) in another Armed Service, does this need to go through HRC as well and take as long?? I got a great SF recruiter and he had me already fill out the "path to honor" and is working the paperwork so I can get going ASAP. As for the earlier question about branch, I am an Army Nurse Corps Officer.. I know..I know..Army nurse going SF, really??? but I have seen the damage done to our Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, and Airmen, up close in our FST and not my cup of tea anymore. I met some really awesome NG SF guys on my last deployment and I feel like its where I need to be now..


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Well, I had to work this weekend and it fought me the entire way. I fought with art for hours today until I finally forced out something that looked passable. Then I had to rework that because passable is not good enough to put in front of people. Thats just what you do to reassure yourself that you can indeed still draw. So after I redrew it a third time, I took a break...had a cookie...and decided to draw something for the blog. And this is what my right hand shat out...good grief. I didn't even bother trying to fix it, I can only hope the drawing gods have mercy on me tommorrow because I need to get alot of stuff done.
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- Gio M. said...
I feel like that all the time, I wish I can produce something of this quality when Im in that funk. Superb sir.
- March 26, 2012
- Don Flores said...
This is so great! Lots of Character!
- March 26, 2012
- Octavio E. Rodriguez said...
Very cool.
- March 26, 2012
- kirockk said...
Yes we all hit funks every once in a while and yes you just have to keep truckin through it. Even if you are not all that thrilled by your finished piece.... We are! So much fun. Partially because I've been in line with that person. You captured a real personality and made us smile. Thanks
- March 26, 2012
- Adam Temple said...
Yeah that's awful. You should quit now. g_g <he's looking at you with a frowny face. I don't know how to type that. He'd also be shaking his head.
- March 26, 2012
- ROBERT BANDEL said...
Hell yeah, this is awesome
- March 26, 2012
- Tez said...
Man, it does my ego so much good to hear even YOU have days you think you can't draw...though you kind of screwed that by showing us that you can, again! I very much admire your skills sir.
- March 29, 2012
- Mike Bear said...
You're right hand is brilliant!
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- Juampa said...
You´re Giant!
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- Emmanuel Briand said...
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- Mitchell said...
You are brilliant with shape and color, stay awesome.
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- andre medina said...
awesome dude! just plain awesome dude!
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- SalBa Combé said...
Wow! You are a character designs really spectaculars!!
I just discovered your blog and I think from now I'll be a regular visitor.
I understand you have that job at Disney
If you are Ok, I will link you in my blog.
See you here soon.
- April 20, 2012
- Mansilla said...
you have a talent that has no limit!!
Thank you for share it!
I am more happy after visit your blog.
- April 20, 2012
- Andrea Femerstrand said...
Pleease cane you record one of your awesome paintings and put on youtube/vimeo some day?
Pretty, pretty pleeeeaaase???
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Fine information, many thanks to the author
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lol, this is great!
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- Piyush said...
Yes we all hit funks every once in a while and yes you just have to keep truckin through it. Even if you are not all that thrilled by your finished piece.... We are! So much fun. Partially because I've been in line with that person. You captured a real personality and made us smile. Thanks.............
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- the art of Dejan Ostojic said...
Outstanding work. Very inspirational.
- May 22, 2012
- Amin said...
good works ! j'adore
- May 29, 2012
- Ash said...
Do you sell your art anywhere? Email me, I'm interested.
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- chad stubblefield said...
i want to model this dude
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Hi, you have nice blog..
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- Nikhita said...
Man, I wish my right hand shat out stuff like this! <3 it's hilarious!! :D :D :D
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Former stray
Sweet, loving, epic
Curious about every dog/person in line of vision
Thinks he's a lap dog, being 50 pounds doesn't deter him.
Living in Arizona with Axel and two cats
Avid outdoors-y type- camping, hiking, bike riding, kayaking...
Not nearly as interesting as Axel (apparently since I can't think of much else to say).
So, without further adooooo....


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Product Test: Spill Saver
We bought the Kochblume Spill Saver at Bed, Bath and Beyond for $29.99. The silicone lid fits most pans and promises to prevent water from boiling over.
You just put the lid on the pan and the water boils up and not over. The spill saver did save a spill or two for us. We thought it was worthy of two thumbs up.


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Just south of exit 154 on I5 we pulled over to make sure someone was on the way to an RV that was on fire. Smoke and flames were just coming out of the side windows but within minutes the RV was engulfed in flames. The 911 dispatcher didn't sound like anyone had called yet and said they would send someone out to the location.
RV Fire Southbound I5
By: BKNelsonSubscribe Channel: On the Scene Location: I5 southbound near exit 154 in Oregon
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says ... on Saturday, Aug 10 at 7:13 AM
Wing this being fire season , and the shortage of rain fall . we would know to expect anything from air quality to evacuation . As the thunder last knight may have sparked a few more fires for the fire crews and residents to add to concerns .
says ... on Thursday, Aug 8 at 3:50 PM
Way to be a Good Samaritan! I hope everyone was ok? Did you see/talk to the driver/occupants of the RV?


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