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"I have been listening on AKG Q350 for quite a while now, and I have to say these are actually pretty decent in ear headphones, particularly in terms of its balanced sound and the design, for the price, at least in my opinion. Actually, this earphone was actually an impulsive purchase for me as I was under a lot of stress with work at that time, so I need to splurge my hard earned money on..." --phdgangster
" (edited note - for some reason I am giving these 10/10 for Audio Quality, but they are appearing as one notch less. Not sure why!) Introduction To begin, would like to explain a little about my self and what makes me "tick" as regards audio equipment. First off, I am no head-fier. I have enjoyed audio reproduction for the last 30 years or so, and specifically enjoy..." --salla45
AKG K3003I Reference Class 3-Way Earphones with Mic and Control
K3003 earphones provide you with one-of-a-kind personal sound-tuning capabilities. By changing the sound-tuning filters, you can adjust for three precise sound-output preferences directly into your ear. These adjustable, precision-machined mechanical filters allow for bass, mid or high frequencies to be modulated. The K3003 earphones set a new benchmark in audio quality. By pioneering the...
"After starting to review a few IEM's in the past week I decided to slip these babies back into my ears as a reference point for the other IEM's. After doing so for a few minutes I realized these really needed a proper review as they definitely keep up with a lot of gear that is more expensive. As can be seen by the picture these are very tiny being the smallest IEM I have owned to..." --dweaver
AKG K374 High-Performance In-Ear Headphones
AKG K374 high-performance in-ear headphones deliver the kind of studio-level sound that makes you want keep them in long enough to hear your entire music library. And you actually can, thanks to a new design optimized for longwearing comfort. AKG K374 in-ear headphones come with soft, malleable silicone sleeves in three different sizes. They fit perfectly in ears of every size so that nothing...
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Hidition NT-6
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Hidition NT-6PRO
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Dental dam comes to mind. And #2
Your turtle skirt is exposing your FUPA.
awww poor kitteh.
Ex-roommate's house had a kitty door to the back porch - not only did they (cats) think it was a fun toy, but it was effective and worked quite nicely.
Roommate suggested I have that in my place as I have my own basement, but too much repair etc to door to basement when I leave etc, nice thought though.
I'll allow it .
I changed job locations last spring within my employer company; the last day was 'similar'.
The security chief wanted to prank me as a going-away gift, and recruited a co-worker to 'distract' me. While I was away from my work area being 'distracted', she was sealing my doorway with saran wrap -- the top half only. Talk about lame.....
I saw it, chuckled, and immediately pranked her back -- the old grease-on-the-doorknob trick, after which I congratulated her on a good effort at pranking me...by shaking her hand with mine still greased.
Why didn't the cat just open the wrap? I had one managed to get through a screen so some saran wrap wouldn't have been any problem.
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Today, Suzanne, a Manhattan graphic designer, and her fellow twentysomethings are more likely to be misty-eyed with nostalgia. Rock is on a roll again. In 1992 the original 37 installments returned to ABC. That next year, a pair of gen-Xers who'd grown up on classic ditties like "Lolly, Lolly, Lolly, Get Your Adverbs Here," "I'm Just a Bill" and "Naughty Number Nine" obtained permission from Yohe and his partner George Newall to turn Rock songs into a stage show, Schoolhouse Rock Live! And early in 1996, Lava/Atlantic records will release a Rock tribute album featuring alternative bands.
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Google AdWords and YouTube Video Ads – Unified at Last
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Video campaigns have always seemed like the black sheep of the AdWords family. Although AdWords allowed you to advertise on YouTube, those campaigns were essentially segregated from the rest of AdWords. Video campaigns had to be managed from a separate section within AdWords, which made what should have been simple reports and optimizations into a cumbersome ordeal.Continue Reading →
Bloom Wins 2015 Google All Stars Competition
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California here we come! We're excited to announce that Bloom was selected (again) as a winner from among the thousands of agencies that participated in the Google Partners All Star Competition. Google holds these annual competitions to reward agencies, who through outstanding work, are able to acquire, grow and retain new AdWords business.Continue Reading →
Redesigning the Bloom office
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We're working on a cool new project at Bloom: redesigning our work space! ATELIER_1064 We're excited to be working with the talented multi disciplinary design team at Atelier 1064 to redesign and redefine the Bloom office.Continue Reading →
Montreal Startup Fest – Bloom's Recap
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Last month, I made it to the International Startup Festival — got to hang out with our clients, attend inspiring conferences, give out a few PPC and digital marketing tips and meet the new players of the MTL Startup ecosystem.Continue Reading →
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A Home to DIY for; London Property Prices Are Soaring -- So the Solution to Affordable Housing Could Be to Build It Yourself, Says Kieran Long
Byline: says Kieran Long
THE average house price in London today is just north of [pounds sterling]450,000, and the consequences of that are problematic for the metropolis. We seem to have missed an opportunity for a movement that I believe could have been really important for British cities: people building their own houses. Land is so expensive in central London that if you can afford to buy a site, you can probably afford to build a fairly grand house on it.
Most of the people I know who have developed an interesting one-off house are architects themselves, willing to convert and live in unconventional existing spaces -- such as Jonathan Tuckey's Collage House in Kilburn, which was originally a steel fabrication workshop and now has a back extension made of plywood and glass panels.
Persevering for the right land pays off. Graham Bizley of architects Prewett Bizley found a plot on which others struggled to get planning permission and built himself a three-storey house in Newington Green.
Bizley lived in the building while it was still a building site, working on it himself and creating a beautiful and compact live/work house.
Another option is to extend an inauspicious building, such as Lynch Architects' bright and airy Hoxton Street studios, which added an elegant, glazed upper storey to a small brick building that had once been the post office on a Seventies council estate in Hoxton. However, innovative housing solutions should not be restricted to architects' properties. The creativity of home-owners should have a bigger role to play in the future of our cities than it does today.
Self-build may have a homespun, DIY image, but think it through. All the medieval towns and villages in the UK are effectively assemblages of individually designed and built houses, jammed together in a dense street plan. There's not much high architecture there: these places derive their charm from the intimacy of their urbanism.
Why can't we liberate people to not just be given a say in the future of their homes, but to be given the chance to build one themselves? We tend to put lots of barriers in the way of self-builders -- from planning to construction materials, the industry is geared towards the professional and does not encourage the individual to have a go.
In the past, architects have experimented with self-build as a solution to a larger-scale housing problem. In the Seventies, architect and self-build innovator Walter Segal developed a system that was intended to enable ordinary people to build welldesigned houses. A few examples remain, like his timber-framed buildings in Honor Oak Park.
I have been writing about architecture for 15 years but I can count on my fingers the number of times someone on an average salary, with a regular job, who simply wants a well-designed roof over their head, has been the client for a building I have written about. But over the past 18 months I have been working with six self-builders who have spent between [pounds sterling]15,000 and [pounds sterling]100,000 on their homes, helping them to improve their modest designs.
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Monitor Raspberry Pi with RPi-Monitor
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When it comes to keeping an eye on your Raspberry Pi server, you have several tools to choose from, including RPi-Monitor. This simple application can give you a quick overview of the key info, such as CPU load, memory and storage usage, network activity, temperature, and uptime.
RPi-Monitor is distributed as a regular DEB package, and deploying it on Rasberry Pi requires only a few simple steps. First, install the required packages using the following command:
sudo apt-get install librrds-perl libhttp-daemon-perl libhttp-daemon-ssl-perl
Next, grab the latest .deb package from https://github.com/XavierBerger/RPi-Monitor-deb/tree/master/packages and install it using the sudo dpkg -i rpimonitor_x.x-x_all.deb command. Run then the sudo apt-get update && sudo service rpimonitor update command to update RPi-Monitor. Once you've done that, point your browser to http://127.0.0.1:8888 (replace 127.0.0.1 with the actual IP address or domain name of the Raspberry Pi server), hit the Start button, and you should see RPi-Monitor's interface in all its glory.
Besides the basic info in the Status section, RPi-Monitor displays monitored resources as graphs in the Statistics section. The clever part is that you can add custom resources to RPi-Monitor. For example, you can configure RPi-Monitor to monitor the disk usage of an external hard disk and display the collected data as a graph. The Advance usage and customization article provides a description of how to do that, along with a handful of other useful tricks.comments powered by Disqus
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Home routers will give room for custom firmware but still comply with FCC rules
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Sometimes the best-known story lines are wrong
"In a period of roughly 72 hours, a small group of angry black students managed to force the resignation of the two highest ranking officials at that school."
Not her main job
When it comes to classified information at the State Department, Hillary Clinton's "the decider."
Emails had few details
Emails released to the public show Hillary Clinton discussed "the location of Ambassador Stevens, who of course was murdered, in Libya."
Negative opinions are widespread, but not a majority view
Polls indicate that "white people think that black people are less intelligent. They think they're less trustworthy, less patriotic."
Congress mandated PTC a long time ago
The lack of an automatic braking system that could have prevented the Philadelphia Amtrak crash "wasn't driven by a lack of funding. It just takes a while. They (Congress) just passed it in the recent past."
Accounting for only 100 school districts
"Baltimore spends the third highest per capita on its public schools."
Right on Paul's shift, wrong about a bill
Says Rand Paul denied that he "put forward a bill ... to zero out foreign aid and specifically spoke about Israel."
A careful choice of words
"I never said I was on the Falkland Islands."
It's hard to quantify al-Qaida
"Al-Qaida has grown fourfold in five years."
Reid's allowed a few votes
"The Democratic leader in the Senate, Harry Reid, has blocked any vote on the Keystone pipeline for years."
Puffs up an old story
Democrats give "Newports to the homeless to get them to the polls."
Obscures the broader Muslim condemnation of 9/11
Muslim nations did not "call out" the people who celebrated the 9/11 attacks.
He's a tad high
"Right now, one third of all illegal aliens are going to California."
Risk wasn't a factor
The Obama administration "went to court to keep one of these five in jail at Guantanamo just three years ago because he was such a huge risk."
Not expressly her opinion
Says Hillary Clinton "defended Syria's President Assad as a possible reformer at the start of that country's civil war."
Moves were largely non-military
In the Georgia-Russia conflict, "we flew a brigade of Georgian soldiers" from Iran to Georgia and "sent U.S. ships into the Black Sea and provided various kinds of supplies."
Not a universal translation, interpretation
"When you read the Koran, it talks about don't take Christians and Jews as your friends."
Numbers are right, but as an attack on Obama, it rings hollow
"Of all the jobs President Obama claims to have created since he started, only 38.5 percent are women. So 61.5 percent have gone to men."
Penalties are still up in the air
Businesses "will be required to certify to the IRS – under penalty of perjury – that Obamacare was not a motivating factor" for cutting staff.
He may not like the press, but he does like to run
Says Marshawn Lynch is "second all-time in terms of average yards per rush only to Terrell Davis."
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Issue date: Monday, November 5, 1962
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Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - November 5, 1962, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Forty-Ninth Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin, Monday, November 5, 1962 Single Copy Ten Cents Removal of Cuba Missiles Will Not Stop Surveillance WASHINGTON (AP) President Kennedy feels U.S. surveillance of Cuba will have to be continued in some form long after the current missile crisis is settled, government sources report. In offering this view of the President's thinking to newsmen Sunday, the sources did not specify how the watch would be kept. The object they said, would be to guard against any future introduction of Soviet missiles to Cuba. Aerial photographs of the island last month gave the first hard evidence that the Soviet Union was mounting an offensive mis- sile threat in Cuba, the White House has said. It was from aeri- al photos taken last Thursday that the administration conclud- ed Premier Khrushchev had begun to make good on his pledge to tear down the missile bases. The Navy, in maintaining an arms blockade of Cuba, has also been filling a surveillance role. Removal of the missiles and other Soviet offensive arms from Cuba remains a thorny problem. By the terms of the Kennedy- Khrushchev agreement, the Unit- ed Nations would supervise the verification that Soviet missiles have been withdrawn from the is- land. Firm Stand Taken The government sources who discussed position em- phasized that he is determined to verify the removal of the weapons by international inspection teams that nothing less will be satisfactory. While the United States and the Soviet Union are reported pre- pared to have the International Red Cross fill the inspection role originally proposed for the United Nations. Cuban Prime Minister Fi- del Castro has the power to bar international inspectors from his territory. Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan conferred with Castro in Havana over the in an effort to prod the Cuban leader into ac- cepting at least the fundamentals of an international inspection sys- tem. Mikoyan and Castro met twice Sunday at the government palace. No communiques were issued and Cuban officials gave no hint of the nature of the talks. Mikoyan remained in Havana despite the death of his wife in Moscow Satur- day night. Pressure On Castro The administration's continuing Stress on the necessity of interna- tional inspection is being viewed in some quarters as a means of keeping pressure on Castro. As far as it can be ascertained, the United States has set no dead- line on compliance from either Moscow or Havana. Nonetheless Kennedy was understood to feel the United Slates cannot wait in- definitely. At the same time, Washington Is convinced the missile bases are coming down. Their destruc- tion is almost complete, Edwin M. Martin, assistant secretary of stale for inter-American affairs, said Sunday in a television inter- view. Martin touched, too, on the sub- ject of present concern within the administration when he added: "We still do not know where they (the are going, or have verification they have left the is- land or will not be reinlroduced." Invasion Still Possible In another television interview Theodore C. Sorenscn, special counsel to Kennedy and one of his chief speechwriters, said the j United States has given no formal pledge not to invade Cuba. It will not do so until a satisfactory ar- rangement regarding Cuban mis- site sites has been worked out, Sorensen said. Schneider Says Threat Made to Wreck His Race SHEBOYGAN Dem- ocratic nominee for state treas- urer, 43-year-old John J. Schnei- der Jr., charged with misappro- priating about in cemetery funds, said Saturday he had re- ceived several notes lately threatening to wreck his political campaign. The most recent note, Schnei- der said, was left in his desk a week ago at the Sunrise Memorial Gardens Association. He is pres- ident and general manager of the association which runs the cemetery. In part the note read: "We arc out to gel you...Will blow John's campaign sky high. To late, to late." Schneider said the Election Will Decide One of Most Bitter Campaigns in State History Many Races State Tax Policy to Be Decided MILWAUKEE (AP) Wisconsin voters will select state, congressional, legislative and local officers Tuesday to wind up one of the state's most bitterly fought political campaigns. And in choosing a governor, electors probably will determine the state's tax policy for at least the next two years. The statewide contests are for the U.S. Senate seat held by vet- priation charge was started in an i eran Republican Alexander Wiley, attempt to smear him and darn- j and for the five constitutional age his party before Tuesday's offices. There also are fights for election. 10 Congressional seats and 118 -POSITIONS RECENT VIEW OF CUBAN MISSILE Pentagon released this photo last week, say- ing it showed dismantling process at the San Cristobal missile base in Cuba Nov. 1. The Penta- gon said the lower right corner shows the vacated launch positions of a medium range ballistics missile base. President Kennedy demanded dismantling and removal of the bases, and it is pro- ceeding steadily. _______ Important Indian Base Falls to Chinese Reds NEW DELHI (AP) The Indian government announc- ed today the loss of one of its most important military positions on the battle lines to the Chinese Communists. The position at Daulet Beg Oldi, at the northern end of the line in Laclakh. was evacuated a few days ago, a Defense Ministry spokesman said. Ladakh is at the western end of the Himalayan border. SAFEGUARD JOUR HEALTH read THE DOCTOR SAYS DR. WAYNE BRANDSTADT You'll find helpful infor- mation on everyday health problems symptoms that may fore- tell the approach of seri- ous trouble available medical precautions progress in medical re- search child health "problems frequently asked questions sent in by readers. Be better in- formed for better health; read "The Doctor Says" by Dr. Wayne G. Brand- stadt. Starts Today On the Editorial Page The oulpost at Daulet Beg Oldi was the center of a series of smaller posts, all of which fell earlier. The Chinese have now crossed what they claim to be their border wilh India at one or Iwo places and have driven beyond the dis- puted territory. 'No Peace Possible' New Delhi officials Ihink Ihcre are no chances now of a negolial- ed peace with the Chinese. Prime Minister Nehru has de- manded Ihe Chinese withdraw to positions Ihcy held before Sept. 8 and has rejected proposals of a cease-fire and peace lalks unlil they do. The Chinese offensive in both the northeast and norlhwcsl area of Ladakh was launched Ocl. 20. Nehru was reported preparing another reply lo Soviet Premier Khrushchev to that effect Bui it appears here thai Ihc Chi- nese have, no inlenlion of going back lo Iheir Sept 8 posilions. Khrushchev senl Nehru his pro- posal for a cease-fire wilhoul con- ditions last Friday. A primary aim Crash Kills Young Driver Proposals to Change Mass Unveiled VATICAN CITY sals for Ihc most extensive chang- es in Ihe Roman Catholic Mass in 300 years were made public today. The suggested revisions were placed before the Valican Ecu- menical Council, which resumed its work after a four-day recess. Ever since the council look up Ihe lopic of liturgy, or public wor- ship, two weeks ago, it appeared clear that the council fathers were determined to give the Mass more dramalic impact A council communique today outlined some of the proposals be- legislative jobs in addition to the local contesls. Most of the voter interest is on the contests for governor and the U.S. Senate. Both Confident Both Republican Philip G. Kuehn and Democrat John W. Reynolds have voiced confidence they will win the gubernatorial contests. Both, however, say that their victories will be by slim margins. Kuehn has come out for a three per cent general sales tax with credit refunds to return the tax paid on necessities. Reynolds has based much of his campaign on repeal of the present selective sales tax and increase in the state income tax. Regardless of the outcome, slate taxes are bound to be high- er because the cost of operaling the government is expecled to in- crease at least million in the next bicnnium. Milwaukee Counly is expeclcd to be Ihe key area in both the gubernatorial race and Ihe con- tesl between Wiley, and his Dem- ocratic opponent, Gov. Gaylord Nelson. Difference In Milwaukee Democratic party leaders con- cede that both Kuehn and Wiley probably will win outstate but they are looking for a big vote for their candidates in the Mil- waukee area to offset the ad- vantage. The Wisconsin Republican par- ty slate chairman, Claude Jasper, claimed the GOP would make what amounted lo a sweep, bul not by any big margin. Democrat- ic state chairman Patrick J. Lu- cey strongly disputed Jasper's prediction. Jasper said he thought both Wiley and Kuehn would win along with other GOP candidates f o r slale office. He also predicled lhat Ihe Republican majorily in the Senate would be increased to 22 or 23. It now is 20 of the 33 members. He said lhal Ihc parly expccled to elect 61 or (52 assem- blymen. There now arc 55 Republicans among Ihe 100 in the Assembly. Lucey said, "We are going to win. The political complexion is more favorable to Democrats than in 1958. The handling of Ihe Cuban crisis will help Ihe Dem- ocralic party everywhere." Breakthrough Was Made The Democrats in 1958 made of the Soviet peace gesture ap. i ing discussed by the assembled pcared to be to get the conflict archbishops, and b.sh stopped before India falls out of ils neutral alignment. A Pravda editorial warned India against "the intrigues of the imperialist camp" and also absolved Peiping of any aggressive intent China Must Pull Back Informants said Nehru would tell Khrushchev there could be a cease-fire and peace talks tomor- FATAL R. Sickles, 25, 410 9th Avo. S., was killed early Sunday ninrtiing wlu-n the car he was driving, pictured above, crashed into boulders off a Rudolph town road. The fatality was the IHh in Wood County this year. Contests for 8 Offices On Wood County Ballot Wood County voters are faced with choices between rival candidates for six. county offices and two Assembly scats in Tuesday's general election. The eight contests pit Republican incumbents against Democratic nominees who seek to break the traditional GOP Iiokl on the legislative and Courthouse positions. Only one office, that of coroner, is uncontesled on the county ballot. The Democrats nominated no one in the September pri- mary to oppose Dr. Francis Kruse Jr., Marshlield, running Rapids, vs. Franklin M. Loomis, i Democr.il, lit. L Milladorc. 1 A young Wisconsin Ra- pids man was killed and two others were injured when the car he was driving went out of control on a Rudolph town road six miles north of Wisconsin Rapids and crashed into boulders at a.m. Sunday. Gilbert R. Sickles, 25. 410 9th Avo. S., was dead on arrival at Riverview Hospital. Ho suliered a broken neck, skull fractures and numer- ous other injuries in the accident. Two Hospitalized The two passengers in the auto, Phillip Miller, 25, 1440 E. Two Mile Avc., and David Van Lysel, 22, 651 Avon St., arc being treated for injuries at the hospital. Miller, who was crippled in an accident several years ago. is re- ported in satisfactory condition after sustaining amputation of the tip of a finger and multiple lac-orations. Van Lysel. who re- ceived multiple bruises and lacer- ations, is listed in good condition. The fatality was the Hlh on Wood County highways this year. Thrown from Car According to county police. Sickles lost control of his auto when il hit a rough spot in the roadway. The vehicle then h avclccl w feel before going off the shoulder, striking some boul- ders and .bouncing 50 feet into another pile of rocks where Sickles and Miller were thrown out. The CHI- catapulted another 50 feet, struck more boulders, which impact threw Van Lysel from the wreckage, then came to rest 25 feet from that point. Damage- to the autn. described as a total wreck. set. at Funeral Wednesday Funeral Cervices for Mr Sickles will be held at 10 a m. Wednes- day in Our Lady Queen of Heaven Polls in Wisconsin Rapids will catholic Church, the Rev Stanley be open Irom 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. officiating Inter- for Tuesday's general Vs List Voting Hours in Area Register of J. city Clerk Robert 0. to succeed R. J. Rittncr, Wiscon- Hyan, Republican, Wisconsin Rap sin Rapids, who did not bid tor reelection. 2 Assembly Races Assemblyman Harvey Gee, Wis- consin Rapids, has opposition from Arthur H. Trcutel, also of this city, who lost his seal in Ihc lower house of the Legislature to Gee two years ago. Trcutel is the only one among the Democratic candidates with prior experience in the specific- offices they seek. In North Wood County, the As- sembly race involves two Marsh- ids, vs. Donald Hasenohrl, Dcmo- thcir first major breakthrough in j field men, Republican incumbent cnit, Marshfiekl. Pictures of the opposing candi- dates appear on Page 14. Plane Crash Kills County Physician reported today. election mcnt will follow in Calvary Ccme- Boyarski Y' i Mr Sickles WHS discharged from the LI. S NHVV Oct. 2 Mich Ocl fl, the son of Mr and Mrs. Wendell i Sickles, cominc to Wisconsin Rap- icis with his parents at Ihe age of one In addition to his parents, ha is survived by a brother, Gary, Rapids: a sister. Mrs. more than 30 years in normally j Raymond Hcinzen and Democrat S ops. Among them: prayers at the foot of j the altar as Mass begins. of the congrega- tion in Ihc offertory prayers now said only by the priest. Insertion of a prayer to St. .To- Republican Wisconsin when they -John L. elected four of the five state eon- j >s stilulional officers. The only ma- term- jor Republican office seeker to running win in that year was Rolwrl 1 seph, as well as to Mary, in one ficc for the first time as Chip County Office Contests There has been no heated cam- __ secretary of stale. paigning for the six contested Wiley was clecled to public of-i county offices Candidates have limp Thin- contented themselves with rou- West Side residents will vote ihi.s ear after serving four years, at the Mead School and those the last two years in Hawaii, living on the Kast. Sitlc-mclud- He was born at lloughtou, ing newly annexed the Howe School. (To help c-ily residents deter- mine their ward number, a map showing the boundaries of the eity's 18 wards is published on Page M of today's Tribune.) Polls in the town ol Gi ,ind' John Lynch, Minneapolis, and his Rapids will be open Irom a.m. nulcrnal grandparents, Mr. and 1 to 7 p m. Residents of Precincts Mrs John Pcrsike, Milwaukee Dr. RobeH faylor. 48, a promr-, 2 Sl t.al, a{ to vote at Chikhen's Choieu Funeral Home beginning at noon ;eneial tors will east ballots at the Pro- losary at 7 p m. Tuesday, emet .1 polling place in the Com- Wmnebago Counly authorities niunily Hall, Township Avo said there was no indication of crash hut at HIP iienl Marshfielcl physician, Havward Hciii7cn like llls School, while all other town elei- Tuesday. There will be a r plane crashed in a field about for a second 'six miles west of Oshkosh. row if the Chinese pull back but i cede the Gospel. part of Ihc Mass. from Ihc pulpit of Ihc Prayers and Lessons which pre- nalivc lefl to us but to resist this attack, whatever may be Ihe cosl Loss as Fire Levels Barn Damage was estimated at 000 afler a fire leveled Ihc barn on Ihc Arnold King farm, Rt. 4, killing four calves and about 100 Chinese consider India Ihc aggrcs- chickcns. at p m. Sunday. sor and will fight on lo hold their Olhcr livestock in the barn was j gains, saved before the flames engulfed Air Force jcl lifl is now 1 IL uiu IJUV.IY ivui, that otherwise -there ,s no alter-1 -kndmg the Mass with a bless- 1 ing and the Latin words He I pcwa Counly prosecutor in 1900, seven rears before Nelson w a s born. He is seeking his fifth term in the U.S. Senale. Nelson, who served several or the consequences lo us." Repealing a previous Peiping di lurndown of this demand, Chinese Premier Chou En-lai emphasized in a broadcast stalcmcnl that the Missacsl" 'go, Ihe Mass is finish- The blessing now comes near the end of the Mass, before a final the Gospel. line solicitation of votes through Nekoosa polls aro to bo open from 9 a.m. lo (i p m. Voters in the 1st and 2nd Uanls will passed over an open cast ballots in the council chain tune., witnesses years in the Wisconsin Scnalc. personal contact and campaign field and crashed at the edge ol bors, while those m the Hid advertising, with apparently no a small woods, the impact scat volt, i1t yle organized speech-making. tenng fiagments of the plane i ii i ,11 Elementary School The rivals for the.se offices arc over a laige area. His badly as follows, with Ihe name of Ihe burned body was found about Twelve Die In Crashes in rceledcd in 1960 lo become the ancj! incumbent appearing first in each feet from where the plane hit a instance: tiee. Balloting in the village ol Port Kclwards will be conducted from a m. to fi p m. in the K. Caylor. He- the structure. Wisconsin Rapids and Vesper fire departments an- swered the call and kept the blaze from spreading to other farm buildings." The hlnxc, of unknown origin, was fed by hay and grain stored in the barn and was out of con- trol when the fire departments arrived. The barn contained a new barn cleaner, a bulk milk system and numerous pieces of farm equip- ment. A new silo was badly dam- i aged by the blaze. KNLISTS IN ARMY Dennis J. Friday, son of Mrs. Gordon Akey, Rt. 2. has enlisted in the Army for three years, Sfc. Bernard Lagor. Army recruiter, said today. He will receive his basic training at Fort Knox, Ky. delivering a steady stream of weapons lo Ihe hard-pressed Indi- an army, which is bracing for an _ expccled new thrust by the Chi- nese the plains of Assam Lo thrce more One Yank in Viet Nam Killed By Grenade; 2 Die in Crash i n i in rmclc-m I iv m- Taylor had left Ihe Marsh- P''1 Building I hose only in modem limes Wisconsin Rapids, vs. Airport Friday afternoon to in tin- villau, Harvey Sohmitt, Democrat, Rt. 2, a meeting of Ihc Central wlll'n> llu' :uv Marshfielcl. Society for Clinical Research in Community Hall. District Attorney Thomas W. ovpr tnc weekend. McLean, Republican, Nekoosa, vs. Kuncral are not Robert P. Bender, Demoerat, Wisconsin Rapids. same houi s of Bnoli, in SAIGON. South Viet Nam (AP> war in Viet Nam has in the northeast. Americans. U.S. planes, arriving in Calcutta] Two U.S. Air Force pilots were at the rate of one every three killed early today in the crash of rillas attacking a government po- sition. Officials in Saigon said the last radio report from the plane said it had sighted the target and was moving in for an attack. Ground troops were flown to the complete. County Clerk-Adrian G. Elvod, .Dr" ]M Republican, Wisconsin Rapids, vs hls m hypcitonsion rescau-h, Harold E Fitzgerald, Demoerat Rt. 1. Rudolph. County D was born in Hccla, S. in He received his medical dcgico from Norlhvve.sle.rn University Rcxin, Republican, Port Edwards, School of Medicine in Chicago in vs. Thomas .1. Rucseh, Democrat, HMO. No Nobel Peace Prize Will Be Given This Year Vesper. Clerk of Courts Johnson, Republican Wisconsin hours, arc delivering 160 Ions a Vietnamese air force B26 fight- crash site and the bodies were, infantry arms and mortars a day.' er-bombcr believed brought down! recovered. Names of the _. Light British weapons also are be- by Communist ground fire. A U.S. were withheld pending notification j Woman Pays Fine On ing sent to India. Canadian arms soldier was killed Sunday night by of their families. _ TitJSV Drivina Charae have been promised. Today's Chuckle Few Ihings in the. world are more spacious lhan the room we have (or im- provement. grenade presumably thrown by aj The grenade lhat killed the sol- Communist j dicr exploded in the vestibule of Lorraine Pettibone, 32, Black The deaths raised to .17 the a building in the city of Can Thoj River Falls, pleaded guilty today number ol Americans killed in j where he and other Signal Corps j before Municipal Justice Harold Viet Nam since last December. men were billeted. The blast also' Thalacker to driving while under A Vietnamese also died in the ciash of the R2fi aboul 1W) miles The AssiM'i.itod Press Twelve persons (heel MS n re- sult ol Wisconsin highway ,ru-ei- denls during the weekend, rais- ing the stile's trallie toll lo 701. compared with on tin? dale a vear Fmir membei s of a Madison family were killed in a two-car ei.ish near Madison Saturday nisiht Injuied fatally were James M.iailr. 'in. his wife. Frances, 2H, and their two children, Ann, 1. .inrl James 2. Mis Magh was premicint The Mauli ,inil one (1'iverl In J. A. Picket! of Minneapolis collided he.idon on unded another US. enlist- was assessed a fine and costs, with j mittee regarded the world situa- ville intersection southwest of Saigon. The plane cd man. not seriously. A third' tolalinK t'on as ls Mrs' had been flvmg a night strafing! Vietnamese child was expected lo County policp made the arrest: i unstable-to make any award Uiis.plcton was_killed__Minciay njgnt I mission against Communist guer-Uose a leg. Mod .ndlnq m.: mln., i .il f I rnoirnj n m.; 1 Saturday in the town of. Dexter. pr.cipit.iion, inch. year. 7 ;


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I feel your pain. It is really hard not to get upset when seeing women that are pregnant that obviously don't take care of themselves or to know you would be such great parents and it is just not happening on your time line, but just keep trying. That's the only way to one day get that baby.
So sorry for your previous loss and what you are going through now. It just plain sucks.
MC's: 2/2012 (9 wks), 7/2012 (5 wks), 1/2013 (6.5 wks)
Uterine Septum Resected 10/18/2013
So blessed to have 2 beautiful boys!
Losing a child is never easy and you are having a very normal reaction. I worked in a jail for 10 years and I seen so many women come in on pills and drugs or so drunk we had to restrain them to keep them from losing the baby. When I had my first loss I was so angry it just did not seem fair and I still feel it is not. Some of our jouneys are longer than others but you can and will have a healthy baby. Take some time and love on yourself. Might I reccomend a repeat pregnancy loss panel it may or may not give answers and you may have to go toe to toe with the doctor becasue they will give you the bs of we do not do it until 3. I have learned if you push hard enough they will give in. Good luck and we will be here for you becasue above we understand.
I wish I could offer words of wisdom here but I really can't. I'm certain you'll make a wonderful mother one day, and I'll be praying for you and your little one to pull through. If you need to talk, I'm here. l


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SEATTLE — A few weeks after Jarrid Starks ended his Army service in May, he went to an office in Albany, Ore., to enroll for veterans health care benefits.
Starks brought medical records that detailed post-traumatic stress disorder, a twisted vertebra and a possible brain injury from concussions. Other records documented his tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan, where his bravery fighting the Taliban was recognized with a Bronze Star for Valor.
None of that was enough to qualify him for health care from the Department of Veterans Affairs.
That's because Starks left the military this year with an other-than-honorable discharge — his final year of service scarred by pot smoking and taking absences without leave (AWOL).
He was told to fill out a form, then wait — possibly a year or more — while officials review his military record to determine whether he is eligible for health care.
"I was absolutely livid," Starks, 26, recalls. "This just isn't right."
Starks is among the more than 20,000 men and women who exited the Army and Marines during the past four years with other-than-honorable discharges that hamstring their access to VA health care and may strip them of disability benefits.
Some were booted out of the military before they deployed.
Others served in combat zones in Iraq and Afghanistan, then struggled upon their return with drug abuse, unauthorized leaves and other misconduct that placed them among the most troubled members of the generation of veterans who fought in the long wars launched after 9/11.
Starks ended his military career this spring with a weeklong stay at Madigan Army Medical Center under psychiatric care. Then, he was escorted to the front gate of Joint Base Lewis-McChord carrying a brown paper bag packed with a 90-day supply for six prescription drugs that included antipsychotics, antidepressants, pain pills and beta-blockers.
As he left the Army to re-enter the civilian world, Starks opted to wear a cap with a peculiar patch: "Warning, This Vet Is Medicated For Your Protection."
Amid a surge in suicides among recent veterans, politicians have increased VA budgets by billions of dollars to help expand and improve the treatment of PTSD, traumatic brain injuries and other conditions. They talk about forging a "seamless transition" from military medical care to the VA.
But federal law draws a sharp dividing line between honorably discharged veterans, who are offered access to veterans health care and disability compensation, and those whose misdeeds may put those benefits at risk.
Veterans who fall below the threshold of an honorable discharge must submit to a VA review of whether they engaged in "willful and persistent misconduct," and if so, whether that makes them ineligible for health care or disability benefits.
In response to a Seattle Times request for the number of veterans ruled ineligible for benefits, VA officials said the department has no way to track how many of these reviews are conducted, how long they take or their outcomes.
Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., says that she is concerned about any veterans who find themselves "outside of the VA looking in" and that the appeals process needs to be "vastly improved."
But Murray, chairwoman of the Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee, does not favor new legislation and says these veterans should continue to be evaluated case-by-case.
But the process apparently is not well understood.
Some veterans with other-than-honorable discharges said they were never informed of the review process when they initially showed up at VA hospitals.
"They told me I wasn't a veteran, and should leave," recalls Clayton Lawson, an Iraq veteran with an other-than-honorable discharge who sought health care at American Lake, a VA hospital south of Tacoma, after leaving the Army in 2010.
Other veterans say they were discharged from military service with no information about the review process. One Marine veteran said she was specifically told by a claims adviser and Marine Corps superiors that she would never receive any VA health care because of her other-than-honorable discharge.
The veteran, who requested anonymity, says she had gone AWOL after being raped, and had hoped to access a VA sexual-trauma program and hospital services. This year, she was surprised to learn she might still be eligible for VA care and submitted an application that is now under review.
"I am just grateful that the possibility of help exists, contrary to the misleading advice of my superiors," the veteran said.
For most of his military career, Starks appeared to be an Army success story.
After his initial tour of duty in Iraq, Starks was promoted up the ranks to serve as a staff sergeant in the 5th Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, deployed to Afghanistan in 2009.
Many of his nightmares stem from a January 2010 foot patrol.
At the end of the patrol, a Stryker vehicle that came to pick up Starks and his soldiers was destroyed by a bomb, killing one of his friends. The villagers who had set the bomb fled on motorbikes. Starks ended up killing one of them along with an 8-year-old boy seated on the bike.
"For most of that deployment, I did not see myself returning," Starks said.
He did return. But his father, a Vietnam veteran who lives in Salem, Ore., noticed a huge change.
"He was really distant. He didn't laugh much," recalls Lonnie Starks. "He got really nervous. Absolutely no crowds."
A year ago, his PTSD was deemed so severe that his medical records indicated he was unable "to carry and fire" a weapon. These records also noted evidence of a mild traumatic brain injury, and all this set the stage for a medical retirement.
But the heavily medicated Starks, living off the Lewis-McChord post, started not showing up for duty and eventually went AWOL for more than a month.
Finally in April, he came to the base for another medical examination he hoped would get his retirement back on track. But his AWOLs and repeated positive tests for marijuana resulted in his being jailed for several weeks.
Depressed and suicidal after his release, he was admitted to Madigan for a week of treatment, then dismissed from the Army.
According to documents reviewed by The Seattle Times, Starks' brigade commander recommended on March 28 he receive a general discharge that would have allowed him access to the VA "in the hopes he will avail himself of benefits and turn his life around."
But that recommendation wasn't followed, and he received the other-than-honorable discharge.
Since leaving the Army, Starks has been living with his father in Salem, and plans to enter community college in the fall to study psychology.
He took his six medications until he ran out of pills.
In early August, he was surprised to receive a letter from Gen. Eric Shinseki, the VA's secretary. It welcomed him home, and singled him out as a combat veteran eligible for five years of free VA health care.
"On behalf of the men and women of the VA, and a grateful Nation, thank you for your service," Shinseki wrote.
The letter prompted him to call a county representative assisting with his VA claim.
"I was told this was nothing more than a mass mailing," Starks said. "And I should disregard the letter."


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Airport project scheduled for summerBy Gordon Dritschilo
Staff Writer | February 07,2013Work around the runway at the Rutland airport is slated for the summer.
The proposed FY 2014 budget includes $5,360,000 for the expansion of the runway safety area and associated relocation of Airport Road. The project will provide more flat terrain surrounding the runway.
"If a plane lands long — or short — this level turf provides a safe area for the plane to come to a rest with minimal structure damage," said Jason Owen, project manager for the Vermont Agency of Transportation.
The change brings the airport closer to FAA design standards, Owen said, and should help upgrade the airport's safety rating from "fair" to "excellent."
"In a perfect world, in airports like Rutland, they would like 1,000 feet," he said. "That's not practical, but we're going to double what's there. Right now, it's about 300 feet and we're going to make it 600 feet."
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Alan Moore interview at Wired
If you want to see what the modern master of comics has to say about superheroes, comics, homage, film and more, check out this Wired interview. There's a bit of his thoughts on filmed adaptations of his works (in short: he has no use for them), and more about his upcoming "League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" series from Top Shelf.
He comes off bitter but brilliant, for the most part, with a different opinion on current comics than the one I have, anyway. (That said, he admits to not particularly following mainstream comics anymore.)
A funny comment from Moore about ending up working for DC after WildStorm was purchased:
When I returned to work for—well, I didn't return. I was kind of press-ganged. I had DC buying the company I had just signed contracts with, which is flattering in one way and very creepy in another. It's like being stalked by a very rich demented girlfriend who can just buy your entire street in order to be close to you.
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the only negatives was 2 analysts downgrade so they could load up cheaper.
Stock rebounding nicely & the Buyback covers the decreased dividend.
what do you mean no negatives? didn't they just get a credit downgrade?
That means it will be harder to get money and at a higher interest rate!
Sentiment: Hold
The news is out. The stock has traded on the news and now it is time for the stock to go up.


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I was wondering how a hosting company can verify that you own a domain from another company that registers domains. I know that you change the DNS at the register site, and that you put the website in hosting company's site, but is that all? Thanks!
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That's all there is to it. the hosting company takes your word for it that you own the domain. If you cannot change the DNS to point to their servers, then you don't own it. Either way they are happy to keep your money. The only reason they need to know your domain is that in a shared hosting environment your domain shares an IP with other domains and they need to tell the web server which of several accounts to serve the pages from. If you wanted to have several domains resolve to the same site in a shared hosting environment then they'd need to point all of the possible domains to a single account - for which they'd charge you more.


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Hi, i am having HP 8200 Elite and in that i have installed this NVS300 graphics card but the thing is like i am not able to install the necessary drivers for the hardware. Whenever i have tried to install it i used to get and failures every single time.
Is there anybody over here having same error, is this actually happening because of the operating system i have installed thats windows 7? Any suggestion will be esteemed.


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Dave Maass uses transparency and public records to battle injustice, censorship, and the surveillance state. Before joining EFF, he worked as a writer for altweeklies in every state along the southern border, reporting on everything from San Diego Comic-Con to Texas death row. He has also moderated dark-horse presidential debates on public access TV; organized digital media on barely legal road rallies; performed spoken word on a British art-rock tour; revealed human-rights abuses in Ghanaian refugee camps; and uncovered embezzlement that ultimately put a New Mexico elected official in jail. He was a recipient of the Youth Law Center's Loren Warboys Unsung Hero Award, NACOLE's Contribution to Oversight Award, and multiple honors from the Association of Alternative Newsmedia and the San Diego Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. In 2013, the city council of San Diego created "Dave Maass Day" in recognition of his talent for annoying politicians and filing endless records requests.
He is also the supervisor of the terrier duo, Marlowe and Buster.
September 23, 2015Update: Gov. Brown signed S.B. 178 on October 8, 2015. This open letter was crossposted to Medium. Dear Gov. Brown,
September 8, 2015More than 120 cosplayers posed for privacy and free speech at EFF and Access Now's Project Secret Identity station at Dragon Con. Over the Labor Day weekend, we were visited by Scarecrow and "Weird Al," Marvel Zombies and self-designed Steampunk characters, and heroes and villains from anime and video games—all with a common interest in defending Internet freedom.
September 7, 2015The California Legislature wants the DMV to start issuing "Enhanced Driver Licenses" (EDL), similar to a REAL ID, that contain an RFID tag that could expose information about you from up to 30 feet away. We need your help to bring S.B. 249 to a screeching halt by calling or emailing your state legislator today.
September 3, 2015This Labor Day weekend, EFF joins tens of thousands of sci-fi and fantasy fans at Dragon Con in Atlanta, Georgia. Our goal: educate and energize the fandoms about privacy, surveillance, and free speech.
September 2, 2015The California Legislature is on the brink of passing S.B. 178, the California Electronic Communications Privacy Act (CalECPA). This bill would bring long overdue reforms to how law enforcement searches our digital records by requiring a warrant to access our emails, locational information, documents, and other files.
August 31, 2015Project Secret Identity is back. EFF is returning to Dragon Con, the science fiction and fantasy convention in Atlanta, Georgia, for a Labor Day weekend of cosplay activism. This year's privacy campaign will be even more sensational thanks to our partners at Access Now and the support of the Harry Potter Alliance, Southeastern Browncoats, and Gizmodo.
August 13, 2015San Diego's Facial Recognition Program Shows Why We Need Records on Police Use of Mobile Biometric TechnologyThe New York Times has a story out on how San Diego police use mobile facial recognition devices in the field, including potentially on non-consenting residents who aren't suspected of a crime. One account from a retired firefighter is especially alarming:
August 10, 2015In 1991, computer scientists at the University of Cambridge pointed a camera at a coffee machine and programmed it to broadcast images of the pot levels to anyone in their building with a need for caffeine.
August 5, 2015Do you have a minute to help us map how police are using handheld devices to collect biometric data, like your facial features or iris patterns? OK, how about 30 seconds? If you type fast enough, we bet you can get it down to 10 seconds.
July 6, 2015While California may be home to some of the most aggressively forward-thinking tech companies in the world, that enthusiasm for innovation hasn't carried over to the public sector. State and local governments have been frustratingly slow to make public data available online. There hasn't been anything close to a statewide standard, leaving individual agencies to voluntarily develop open data policies, often in an inconsistent and piecemeal fashion, or not at all.
May 28, 2014San Francisco and London – As the global debate over the intelligence programs revealed by Edward Snowden approaches its first anniversary, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and ARTICLE 19 today published a new legal analysis of the Necessary & Proportionate Principles, a guiding framework for countries to apply
May 1, 2014San Francisco - In a continuing campaign to uncover the government's secret interpretations of the surveillance laws underlying the National Security Agency (NSA)'s spying programs, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) today filed another lawsuit against the Department of Justice, demanding that the government hand over key Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA court) opinions and orders.
April 11, 2014San Francisco - The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is urging a federal appeals court to reconsider its decision to order Google to take down the controversial "Innocence of Muslims" video while a copyright lawsuit—based on a claim that the Copyright Office itself has rejected—is pending. As EFF explains, the decision sets a dangerous precedent that could have disastrous consequences for free speech.
April 11, 2014Washington, DC - The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) will ask a federal appeals court at a hearing on Monday, April 14, to prevent a notorious copyright troll from obtaining the identities of more than 1,000 Internet users.
April 11, 2014San Francisco - A federal appeals court overturned the conviction of Andrew "weev" Auernheimer, the computer researcher who was charged with violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) after he exposed a massive security flaw in AT&T's website.
March 18, 2014UPDATE: The Los Angeles hearing has been postponed until April. Courts in Los Angeles and Philadelphia will hear arguments about coder's rights and the collection of license plate data in noteworthy Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) cases this week. Andrew "weev" Auernheimer Case CFAA Case:
March 13, 2014San Francisco - Representing a large group of top computer science experts and professors, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) today submitted a brief to a federal appeals court supporting the American Civil Liberties Union's lawsuit over the NSA's mass call records collection program. At the core of the brief is the argument that metadata matters.
March 10, 2014San Francisco - Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) Staff Attorney Daniel Nazer has become the new "Mark Cuban Chair to Eliminate Stupid Patents." Nazer succeeds former Senior Staff Attorney Jul
March 3, 2014San Francisco - The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) filed two briefs on Friday challenging secret government demands for information known as National Security Letters (NSLs) with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. The briefs—one filed on behalf of a telecom company and another for an Internet company—remain under seal because the government continues to insist that even identifying the companies involved might endanger national security.
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Arrive into the Galapagos at the Baltra airport. Transfer to your ship and set sail.
Located between North Seymour and Baltra Island is the small island of Mosquera. The island consists is a long narrow stretch of white sand, rocks, and tide pools. Created by geological uplift, the island is flat rather than the conical shape of the volcanic islands. Mosquera Island is a great place for snorkeling, strolling on the beach, and enjoying wildlife without the tourist crowds common at many of the more popular islands.
Start the morning with a visit to Vicente Roca on the island of Isabela. The largest island in the Galapagos, it is also the youngest and the most volcanically active. Vicente Roca Point is comprised of two separate coves with a large bay and offers an amazing amount of marine life to be spotted.
Continue to Fernandina, located to the west of Isabela, which makes it the westernmost island in Galapagos. No foreign species have ever invaded this island, and as a result it claims one of the world's most pristine island ecosystems. On your walk across this island you will pass the largest colony of land iguanas in Galapagos, and if you're lucky and if the water is clear enough, you might see them feed underwater while snorkeling. Continue on your walk and pass a group of lazy sea lions, before arriving at the island's highlight - the flightless cormorant nesting site.
Tagus Cove is one of the landing spots on the island and was historically used as an anchoring site for pirates and whalers. The trail that goes from Tagus Cove will take you through many different vegetation zones and offers spectacular views of Darwin Lake, which is a saltwater crater lake. Once you get to the top of the trail, you will be able to see Darwin Volcano as well as Wolf Volcano, which is the highest point of the islands.
Santiago provides habitat for many of the 30-40,000 fur seals that call the Galapagos home. If you plan on taking pictures of the fur seals, Puerto Egas is an excellent spot. At dawn or sunset, the light is perfect for great photography. There are also plenty of sea lions on the black beach of Puerto Egas. Take a moment after exploring the island and swim with the playful sea lions off the coast of two small coral-lined beaches.
One of the most recognizable Galapagos Islands, Chinese Hat is easy to see why: this islet off of Santiago is shaped like an old-fashioned Chinaman's hat, a gently sloping cone rising out of the clear Galapagos water. Because of its distinctive shape, this island has fascinated visitors as long as they have been coming to Galapagos. Follow the trails and stroll the beaches, spotting Sally Lightfoot crabs, marine iguanas, lava lizards and more. Lucky snorkelers may even see the rare Galapagos penguin here.
Visit the world famous Charles Darwin Research Center where efforts to protect and preserve the native and endemic animals are developed. Learn about the giant tortoise rearing programs.
The Charles Darwin Research Center was created in 1960 by an international committee in order to promote research, conservation, and education in the Galapagos Islands. The center is located on Isla Santa Cruz, a short walk away from Puerto Ayora. At the center, visitors can tour the Van Straelen Exhibition Center where staff members are available to answer questions about the islands and the ongoing restoration process. The center also runs slide shows (narrated in several languages) that describe the history of the islands and the current conservation efforts.
Beyond the tortoises are several shaded patios along the elevated boardwalks that weave throughout the center. Here visitors can take a break from the crowds and observe many of the native bird species, including Darwin's famous finches.
Land in Tintoreras, a small bay of calm turquoise waters where sea lions, sea turtles, marine iguanas, rays and more frolic in the clear waters. A white sand beach and a black stone beach provide a nesting site for marine iguanas.
Visit the Arnaldo Tupiza Breeding Center located near Puerto Villamil, where several species of tortoises are being cared for. Continue to the wet lands of Isabela, which consist of lagoons, swamps and mangroves. Here you will find the home to a variety of unique bird species such as common stilts, whimbrels, and gallinules.
Rabida is a bird-watchers delight. Some of the rarest species are in abundance, such as 9 varieties of finches, large billed flycatchers, Galapagos hawks and brown pelicans. The dark red sand beaches and a horde of snoring sea lions make for spectacular snorkeling. Also, the island is home to the skinny legged Flamingo, which can be seen in a salt-water lagoon near the beach.
Hike Dragon Hill (Cerro Brujo) on Santa Cruz Island. This site consists of a trail that runs through three different environments along the way. View marine iguanas as well as the Galapagos flamingo.
Spend the morning at Black Turtle Cove, a mangrove estuary on the northern shores of Santa Cruz Island. Many rays, sea turtles, pelicans and other wildlife live among the mangroves.
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By default the Sophos database will restore to the C drive on the server, this cannot be changed during installation. In order to change the drive that the database files are located it is necessary to backup the database, drop it, then restore to the new location. This article will guide you through each of these required steps and should be used when a specific storage location is needed for the database other than the default set by Microsoft SQL Server.
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Before proceeding you will need to have installed SQL Server Management Studio Express and have Sophos Enterprise Console closed to avoid database connection errors during the steps.
1. Backup the database
This will create a backup (.bak file) which we will restore in the desired location in step 3. Refer to Sophos article 17323 to obtain a list of database names based on the installed version, make a note of these as they will be required at various stages in the article.
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An explosive weekend debut of $1.2 million from 28 locations made "No Country for Old Men," filmmaker sibs Joel and Ethan Coen's Western thriller for Miramax Films, the top release on the iWBOT. Joining "No Country" in the iWBOT Top Five, which ranks films by per-screen average, were new releases "Holly," a drama about child prostitution from Priority Films and Slowhand Cinema Releasing, the holocaust documentary "Steal a Pencil for Me" from Seventh Art Releasing and Argot Pictures' "Note By Note," about the making of a Steinway concert grand piano. Returning to the iWBOT Top Five was director Sidney Lumet's crime drama "Before the Devil Knows You're Dead," which ThinkFilm continues to expand slowly, a bold contrast to the more aggressive release strategy planned for "No Country."
The iWBOT is based on per-theater averages reported by Rentrak Theatrical, the complete indieWIRE BOT weekly chart is available at indieWIRE.com.
"No Country for Old Men" was Miramax Film's best per-screen debut in years as well as the top per-screen performer for filmmaking duo Joel and Ethan Coen with earnings of $1,226,333 from 28 runs for a blistering per-screen average of $43,797. With the established acclaim of Cormac McCarthy's novel about stolen drug money and acclaimed performances by Tommy Lee Jones, Josh Brolin and Javier Bardem being heavily promoted for Oscar consideration, "No Country" flashed high potential for exceeding the box office grosses of the previous three Coen Brothers releases: "The Ladykillers" (2004), "Intolerable Cruelty" (2003) and "The Man Who Wasn't There" (2001). "We expected a good response but we exceeded expectations," said Miramax Films President Daniel Battsek. "Most encouraging is the fact that we did well in all markets, not just New York and LA, although each had a $100,000-plus venue. We earned $74,505 from a venue in Toronto and did extremely well in Dallas, which I guess one would expect since the film is set in Texas. We also bumped up from Friday to Saturday which means word of mouth is very good." Asked if the film's extreme violent content would negatively impact "No Country" as it expands by 100 more prints and thirty new markets Friday, Battsek repeated his belief that the film's critical praise will offset any concerns for the film's excessive bloodletting. "Whatever violence there is in the movie is entirely non-gratuitous and is part of the Coen brothers and Cormac McCarthy's fabric of the film. The film has so much to offer, as every critic has pointed out. I think the violence is an element of the movie but so is the incredible story of Tommy Lee Jones' fantastic character coming to terms with the passing of his time, if you like. I think that's an equally significant factor and something that people are connecting to as much as any other element and certainly as much as the violence in the film."
Weekend recipets of $11,180 made "Steal a Pencil for Me," director Michele Ohayon's documentary about a man sent to a Nazi concentration camp in 1943 with his wife and girlfriend, the top documentary on the iWBOT. "Note By Note," director Ben Niles' documentary about the people who make a Steinway grand piano, earned $5,895 in weekend earnings at New York's Film Forum and $9.810 since its Nov. 7 opening.
Right behind in per-screen average was the ThinkFilm documentary "War/ Dance" from husband and wife filmmakers Andrea Nix Fine and Sean Fine. A Sundance hit about children from a Ugandan refugee camp who make it to the war-torn African nation's national music and dance contest, "War/Dance" earned $15,471 from three venues for a per-screen average of $5,157. ThinkFilm plans limited expansion in early December with a wider roll out in early 2008 after Oscar nominations.
"Holly," a drama about child prostitution in Cambodia, was Priority Films and Slowhand Cinema Releasing's first release on the iWBOT. A series of special screenings and on-site appearances by director Guy Moshe helped earn $32,406 at New York's Clearview Cinemas 62nd & Broadway. Although the film's political content attracted plenty of press, Priority Films President Guy Jacobson, who's also the film's co-writer and producer, credited the extensive grassroots effort for the film's standout debut. "We have been reaching hundreds of thousands of people via social networks, email, Facebook and My Space that allows us to inform people of the film even with a tiny advertising budget," Jacobson said. "I can't compete with 'Lions for Lambs' in advertising. What we've done is focused on massive outreach to universities and high schools and groups. We have spent so much time and effort on the grassroots, more than any studio will ever contemplate doing. We have an entire army of interns and volunteers. We have students in universities who tell their friends about this great little film they're working on and to come and see it with them." Jacobson, who founded Priority Films in late 1999, tests his grassroots theories further when "Holly" expands to other markets Nov. 23.
"Before the Devil Knows You're Dead," veteran director Sidney Lumet's crime drama about two brothers who collaborate on a jewelry store robbery, expanded to 122 runs and continued to attract sizable crowds in its third week in release. "Devil" earned $660,828 for its distributor ThinkFilm; a $5,373 per-screen average. Its cume has reached $1,279,331. Think expands "Devil" to the top 35 markets Friday with a planned print count of 170. Of all the high-profile specialty films being discussed as Oscar runners, "Devil" remained the one, measured expansion amidst numerous wide specialty releases with screen counts similar to some studio films. After eight weeks in release, "Into the Wild," director Sean Penn's adaptation of Jon Krakauer's novel for Paramount Vantage, about a young living in the Alaskan wilderness, reached $12 million in cume and dropped to 590 runs. After seven weeks, the Wes Anderson comedy "The Darjeeling Limited" has reached $9.3 million in total box office for Fox Searchlight and has settled at 386 locations. The other high profile release for Miramax Films, director Ben Affleck's crime drama "Gone Baby Gone" averaged $1,509 from 957 screens for $17 million in total box office. The worst of the wide, specialty releases continued to be Warner Independent Pictures' "In the Valley of Elah," with less than $7 million in total box office after nine weeks.
Despite the mixed success of recent films like "Elah" and "Darjeeling," specialty films that reached beyond the art-house circuit but failed to sustain sizable audiences, Battsek has committed to an equally aggressive release schedule for "No Country." Yet, he has also remained a believer in slow, platform releases. "We will be releasing 'The Diving Bell and the Butterfly' at the end of the month and that will be a more traditional style of specialized film release in that it will be a slow roll out. "But that doesn't mean I don't believe it has significant potential. Every movie and every release is somewhat different. You learn from your own history and from what else is going on in the marketplace. I feel that the way we handle films is as a specialized studio and I would hope it stays that way."
Based on Battsek's outlook, the box office race between "Devil" and "No Country" is a race between the traditional platform release, slow and steady like the tortoise, and an aggressive, wide release supported by TV advertising, quick and flashy like the hare. Which film ultimately wins may determine the future business model for all art-house releases.
Steve Ramos is a Cincinnati based writer.
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