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PEMBROKE, Mass. — Sometimes, your store is overly busy. Other times, it is underutilized. You don't want your customers walking into your facility, seeing it so busy and turn around to leave. You also don't want customers coming in at odd hours and being so freaked out by the empty facility that they dare not enter your premises.
The perfect balance is to have eight customers in your store during every hour of operation each week. Of course, no one achieves this perfection. But one should try to better align customer use, which I call balancing traffic.
But your customers want to do their laundry at their own convenience. That's why self-service laundries are open, on average, from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. seven days a week. Let's say that Saturday is a madhouse in your store. The suppertime hours are almost completely dead. Weekday mornings are steady, but afternoons crawl along with almost no one in the store. For some reason, Monday and Wednesday nights are quiet. How do you correct this imbalance?
Manage your store's traffic with inducements and persuasion.
First, act only if you think there is a problem. Say your Saturday volume is so busy that customers trip over themselves. Children can't play because every toy is in use and all the spaces are taken. Heavy use causes too many of your machines to break down. Customers walk around, their faces tense with aggravation. This is the perfect scenario to call for balancing traffic.
You would like to convert a number of customers to come in Sundays after 1 p.m. But how do you get these individuals to change their habits? Hand out a $1 coupon to every Sunday-afternoon customer. Do that for 10 weeks, and you'll have more business in that time slot.
The good thing is that you don't have to do this permanently. Ten weeks will be enough time to create a larger base of customers who will stay even when they are no longer receiving the $1 inducement. Or perhaps 80% of the changeovers will stay; they will have gotten used to their new hours. Of course, this coupon redemption requires an attendant on duty. If you don't use an attendant, arrange for someone to be there at designated coupon times.
How much would this effort cost? Suppose you had 30 customers coming in on week one and now have 100 customers coming in on week 10. Splitting the difference, the average customer base is roughly 70 per week. That's $70 "paid out" each Sunday multiplied by 10 Sundays for a total cost of $700. Is the traffic-aligning worth the cost? You probably will have won 40 to 50 more Sunday-after-1 regular customers. This frees up a busier time slot, plus you've earned some customer goodwill. They appreciate the $1. You have better balanced your customer traffic. Yes, it is worth the cost.
You can use this sort of tactic with any time period. Hang a sign in your store that reads, "Earn $1 if you clean your clothes after 1 p.m. on Sundays." Use all of your marketing efforts to promote the offer. If a customer asks how long the dollar inducement will be in effect, be frank. Tell them you want to even out business, so the promotion will be in effect a minimum of six weeks but could continue for as long as a year. In fact, you are going to end the inducements after 10 weeks.
Another tactic is to have a musician come in and play/sing on a slow night. For instance, the musician plays from 7 to 9 on Wednesday night. You might pay him or her a token amount, and customers could be encouraged to tip the performer. This opportunity might be the inducement for a talented young man or woman to come in and reach a new audience. Of course, you or a staffer will have to be there to manage the traffic flow, keep out undesirables, and keep the music to an acceptable decibel level. In a short amount of time, Wednesday nights at your store could become the neighborhood event, a can't-miss for the locals. Business will thrive.
Still another approach is to schedule a weekly drawing on a slow business day. The rule is that a customer must wash his/her clothes on that designated day to be eligible to win. Offering an attractive prize—free dinner for two, or a gift certificate to a local store—might shift traffic.
This approach simply asks customers to switch their washing day. This must be done by a knowledgeable person (you?), and it involves greeting customers and quietly talking to them. It could be accomplished simply by pointing out that the facility opens at 7 a.m. and one could get their clothes cleaned in only an hour at that time because most of the machines are available. Everybody wants to save time and avoid hassle. That information might just get them to try the early slot.
Or, you might be more aggressive. Say you have an overly busy Monday night. You might casually go up to several customers and speak to them. "You know, it is awfully busy around here Monday nights. Tuesday or Wednesday evenings are much less hectic, and customers can get any machine they want. They get in and out much quicker." Everyone wants to save time. That might just plant the seed. Next week, you might see one or more of your Monday regulars on Wednesday night.
Another thing you might pitch during these conversations is the wash/dry/fold service you offer (if you do). It doesn't hurt for you to sidle up to a customer and say, "Did you ever think about using our wash/dry/fold service? You'd bring clothes in the morning and pick them up that same night. You might spend $5 more a week, but, heck, your time is worth more than that." Anybody you convince to use the wash/dry/fold service helps to balance store traffic.
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The many healing and preventative benefits of coconut oil have made it a popular choice among those looking for natural remedies for ailments and disease. For those new to using coconut oil, however, the seemingly endless ways to use this natural wonder can be overwhelming.
The quickest way to see benefits from coconut oil is to take a few tablespoons per day, building up gradually so as to not upset the stomach. If straight coconut oil on a spoon can not be tolerated, there are many coconut oil recipes to be found through internet searches, or those interested in experiencing coconut oil's health benefits can simply add a tablespoon of the oil to foods and beverages.
Below are 15 ideas for adding coconut oil to daily meals and drinks:
- Use as a spread for baked potatoes, or melt into mashed potatoes.
- Use coconut oil instead of butter or other cooking oils to grease a frying pan for scrambled eggs.
- Add coconut oil to kale, broccoli, spinach, green beans or other green vegetables to improve flavor.
- Stir coconut oil into oatmeal or hot cereal.
- Add a tablespoon of coconut oil to soup or chili.
- Spread coconut oil onto bread. Experiment with adding sugar, honey, cinnamon or other spices for different flavors.
- Use coconut oil to replace other oils when baking bread.
- Fry your favorite variety of fish in coconut oil.
- Saute vegetables in coconut oil.
- Add coconut oil to homemade dips and salsa.
- Pour melted coconut oil over plain popcorn in place of butter.
- Melt a small amount of coconut oil into chocolate fondue or hot chocolate.
- Let a tablespoon of coconut oil dissolve into coffee or tea.
- Drop coconut oil into a blender with fruit and ice for a delicious juice icee with additional health benefits. Coconut oil will solidify when cold, so make sure to completely melt the coconut oil first and blend well. Coconut milk can also be substituted for coconut oil.
- Using a blender, mix a small amount of chocolate ice cream or yogurt with banana and melted coconut oil for a delicious shake.

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Steel Wheels Rock & Roll Pizzeria
8430 Gateway Boulevard NW, Edmonton, AB, T6E 4B4
Steel Wheels Rock & Roll Pizzaria is a great place to go for a late night slice of 'za any night of the week.
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Don't worry, there isn't any steel actually in the wheels of bubbly hot pizza made fresh every day and late into the night at Steel Wheels Rock & Roll Pizzeria. But, there is a surprising flavour to try- bulgogi pizza, a deep dish crust pizza pie topped with barbequed beef done in a special Korean style barbeque sauce and then smothered with mozzarella. This is their most popular item, and once you try it you'll see why.
The Standards
If beef on pizza doesn't tickle your fancy, there are four other choices to choose among: pepperoni, ham and pineapple, chicken and pineapple, or vegetarian, topped with green pepper, mushroom, black olives and pineapple. All pizzas are sold by the slice, for in-house dining or pick up (delivery is not available).
The Perfect Side
Wash your pizza pie down with a brew or another cold beverage of your choice. Steel Wheels is fully licensed so you can come here to get the party started or keep the festive mood going while you chow down after bar hopping. Located a few blocks from bustling bars and restaurants on the Whyte Avenue strip, it's also conveniently near ample parking, making it easy to swing by for a snack or a meal.
Look Around
The interior décor is minimalistic and hip. It's a popular haunt for the pre- and post- university crowd, and for late night bar hoppers of all ages. There are thirteen tables inside and three patio tables for sun worshippers, when the weather cooperates. This is one of the few eateries that is open very late at night, until early into the morning. It's even open late on Sundays, unlike most restaurants in the area. It's good to know where you can go to satisfy your pizza cravings any night of the week in E-town.


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A shy and elusive member of the weasel family, the Pacific fisher seems misnamed. This carnivorous inhabitant of mid-elevation forests in the Sierra Nevada doesn't fish at all, favoring birds, small mammals and -- unlike most predators -- even porcupines in its diverse diet that they augment with fungi and fruit. Feeding mostly in the hours around dusk and dawn, fishers are seldom seen by humans. Chances are that few, if any, readers have ever seen one.
Distribution of the Pacific fisher once ranged from British Columbia southward to California's Sierra Nevada. Its historic range has shrunk by about half, leaving only two native populations in California, one around the western California/Oregon border and the other in the southern Sierra. Although laws passed in the 1940s banned the trapping of Pacific fishers, the loss of forest habitat to development and logging, along with the species' low reproductive capacity, their diminished genetic diversity, disease and roadkills in places such as Yosemite, has put the fisher population in peril. It is now a candidate species for listing under the federal Endangered Species Act and a California species of concern.
Like all predators, Pacific fishers provide a vital service in controlling prey populations, and their extinction would further rattle the natural balance between the two ecosystem players. Their loss, in the words of one researcher, would be a "tragedy."
Partly to address this issue, the Sierra Nevada Adaptive Management Project (SNAMP) was created through a joint agreement by the University of California, Berkeley, with federal and state agencies in 2005 to develop a management and monitoring plan consistent with the U.S. Forest Service's Sierra Nevada Forest Plan Amendment. One of the project's aims has been to study the ecological status of the fisher population and their habitat needs, and to develop management recommendations to facilitate their recovery.
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Sweitzer is an adjunct associate professor at the Center for Natural Resources in the Department of Environmental Science, Policy and Management at the University of California, Berkeley. He earned his Ph.D. in Evolution and Conservation Biology at the University of Nevada, Reno, after receiving a B.S. in Biology and Environmental Science at Northern Arizona University and an M.S. in Wildlife Ecology from Nevada, Reno. With emphasis in mammalian ecology and conservation biology, he has more than 25 years of experience in wildlife biology research, ranging from bison to bald eagles to wild pigs.
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Understanding Gear Reduction
By Brett "Buzz"
DaVinci Robotics
First off, let me explain that
gear reduction in the context of this help section refers to speed
reduction in general whether it be by traditional gear, chain
and sprocket, or belts. The goal of this section is to give anyone
a basic understanding of what gear reduction is and how it can
be used to help give an idea on how to implement it in a robot.
Because there are different areas in a robot that could benefit
from gear reduction we will focus on the most important one, the
drive train. And, we will talk only about DC electric motors but
the fundamental can be applied to other motors as well.
The reason that we need to know
about gear reduction is because the output speed of a motor is
usually too fast for normal use. Most DC motors at normal operating
voltages spin at well over 1,000 rpm (revolutions per minute)
and some even as high at 50,000 rpm for brushless DC motors. If
we had a motor than spun at say, 3,000 rpm, and we attached a
6 inch wheel to it then the wheel would theoretically be able
to move the bot at almost 54 miles per hour! That is way too fast
to control in an arena due to other considerations that wouldn't
happen but we'll get into that later. So we need to reduce the
rate at which the wheel spins so that we get a robot that we can
at least control. Hint, the quick way of determining the speed
of a wheel is to multiply the diameter (in inches) of the wheel
by the rpm and divide the result by 336 (or for a really close
figure use 336.13523981).
What is it and why does it work?
Quite simply, gear reduction involves
using gears/sprockets/pulleys of two different sizes to work together.
Because they are of differing sizes they will have different circumferences
(distance around the outer edge) and we can use this to our advantage.
Let's take a look at what this circumference thing really
means. To the left is a representation of a 4 inch diameter wheel.
Click on the wheel to watch it as it moves through one complete
revolution. You will see that the distance covered in one revolution
is equal to the circumference of the wheel.
Now, let's take a look
at a wheel that is twice the size. Click on the 8 inch wheel to
watch it as it goes through one complete revolution. What you
will notice is that notice is that not only does the wheel have
twice the diameter but it travels twice the distance in one revolution.
Therefore the circumference is twice that of the 4 inch wheel.
So, if the 4 inch wheel were to cover the same distance as the
8 inch wheel then it has to complete 2 full revolutions.
So, is there a way to figure out
the circumference of a wheel? You bet! Remember the magical number
Pi? Pi is roughly equivalent to 3.14. So, to determine
the circumference of the wheel we multiply 2 times Pi times the
radius of the wheel (radius = half the wheel diameter). So, for
our four inch wheel we have 2 x 3.14 x 2 = 12.5663706144... inches.
(remember to keep your units of measure the same throughout your
Okay, now that we know that they
have different circumferences how do we apply it? Well, this time
instead of rolling each along the ground we are going to roll
them against each other. What you will notice is that the smaller
wheel has to spin twice so that the arrows line back up whereas
the big wheel only has to spin once. In other words the input
has to spin 2 times to get the output to spin 1 time. Thus we
get a 2 to 1 ratio more commonly written as 2:1. A configuration
like this is referred to as a single stage reduction because there
is only a single interaction between wheels.
Now that we have the basic understanding, lets take it
one step further, or one stage further as the case may be. In
the example to the right we have added a second wheel/gear in
between the two that we already had. It actually is two gears
in one. The large gear interacts with the first input gear. It
is physically attached to a smaller third gear so that the smaller
one revolves at the same rate as the larger one. This smaller
gear is then in turn interacting with the fourth output gear.
Two keep things simple the second gear is twice the diameter of
the first gear. The third gear is the same diameter as the first
and the fourth is the same size as the second so that we have
a 2:1 reduction between the first and second and a 2:1 between
the third and fourth.
So, with all that laid out we can begin.
As we saw in the single stage reduction the small gear had to
spin twice to get the larger gear to spin once. Well, the same
holds true here but since the second gear is attached to the third
gear the third gear also only spun once which means that the fourth
gear only got turned half way. To spin the last gear the rest
of the way the first gear needs to spin two more times for a total
of four times. Therefore, when it is all said and done the input
gear had to spin 4 times to get the output gear to spin 1 time,
or 4 to 1, or 4:1. This example is known as a two stage reduction
because there are two places where the gears interact (mesh).
Remember that the second and third gear are the same piece of
material and do not move independently of each other.
Note: Reduction annotation is usually
written with how many input rotations it takes to get one output
rotation. Ex. 3.5 (input) : 1 (output)
There are also multistaged reductions
which involve many gears which can reductions of over 1000:1!
It just depends upon the required output speed and torque (we'll
get to that later). So, how can you determine what the gearing
is of a set of gears/sprockets/pulleys? Well, gears, timing belts,
and sprockets are easy because they are labeled according to how
many teeth they have. If you have an input gear with 10 teeth
on it and an output gear with 40 teeth then the 10 tooth gear
will have to rotate 4 times (40/10) to get the 40 tooth gear to
spin once. Therefore we have a 4:1 single stage reduction. V-Belt
pulleys, on the other hand are based upon pulley diameter.
Well, how do we determine the final
reduction of a multistaged gearbox? It's really pretty easy. Multiply
the reduction of the first set of gear times the reduction of
the next set times the reduction of the next set and so on until
you have included them all. That will give you the total gear
reduction. So, if we had a three stage gearbox where the first
gear set was reduced 4:1, the second set reduced 5:1, and the
third set 6:1 then we would multiply 4 x 5 x 6 to get 120:1. (Or
you could just look at the motor specs :-p) Now, let's use the
motor that we talked about at the beginning and put this gearbox
on it and then attach a wheel to the output shaft. Input rpm is
3000. With a 120:1 reduction we divide 3000 by 120 to get 125
rpm. If we attach a 6 inch wheel to that then our bot would move
at 2.32 miles per hour. Hmmmmm.... That's a little slow for our
taste so we'll have to come up with a gear box that gives us what
we are looking for. So, let's determine what type of reduction
we would need to achieve a target speed of 15 miles per hour for
our bot (that is a quick bot!) First, we know that we are using
6 inch wheels and our motor spins at 3000 rpm and are target speed
is 15 mph and our constant is 336. Plug them into this formula
((wheel size) x (motor rpm))/((target speed) x 336). If we plug
in our numbers we would get (6 x 3000)/(15 x 336) = 3.57:1. It
would be pretty hard to get that exact reduction but we can get
close using a 10 tooth input sprocket or gear and a 35 or 36 tooth
output sprocket or gear. But, also remember that the 3000 rpm
is for an unloaded motor. Loaded motors will spin at a slower
speed but determining that speed is beyond the scope of this help
Now, there are those in the builders
community who say that your reduction should be the same as your
wheel size. i.e. If you are using a 6 inch wheel then you need
6:1 reduction or if you are using a 10 inch wheel then you need
10:1 reduction. I personally think that is over generalizing since
different motor spin at different rates.
What are the advantages and disadvantages
of gear reduction?
Well, the two main disadvantages
are #1 you lose speed and #2 you have added weight for the gear
box. But, on the other hand, there are some great advantages to
using gear reduction. First, you bring the bot down to a manageable
speed. Second, the motor doesn't have to work as hard to spin
the wheel which means it won't draw as much current from your
batteries. And third, along those lines, the torque produced by
the output is inversely proportional to the amount of reduction
in the gear box. Say what? Basically, if you have a 4:1 gear box
then the bot moves 1/4 as fast but has 4 times the torque! So
you can have a 120 pound robot with the right gearing that will
push a 400 pound load across the floor!
The optimum configuration will
give you greatest speed but still have enough torque to cause
the wheels to break traction (peel out) before the motor stalls.
That optimum configuration varies from bot to bot and is up to
you to figure out how to best implement it with your own robot.
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Last year at the after-school art program for middle schoolers, I taught a unit on cartooning and caricatures. If EVER there was a perfect age group for caricaturing, it's middle schoolers. Caricatures are all about "picking out notable elements of a person's physical appearance" then "exaggerating them for grotesque or comic effect". Since middle schoolers do this all the time with their classmates and are told NOT TO, and anti-bullying groups are formed to PREVENT "exaggerating physical appearance for grotesque or comic effect", this is the perfect opportunity to take them off their leashes and let them have at.
I had a variety of photo references for the kids (celebrities, sports figures, politicians), held them in my hands in Pick-a-Card-Any-Card fashion and let them select. The Justin Bieber photo reference resulted in wild pandemonium between two teenaged girls: squealing and tug-of-war and running around the room. I had to put them both in "step" (how this school handles transgressions), and cautioned them with a drily-delivered, "Maybe next time a little less hysteria?"
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Re: [In Progress K] Low Disc Space on D: drive, file backup failed,
Reply #15 on:
February 05, 2012, 02:47:19 PM »
This what I was interested in
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Dell amongst other manfacturers are known supply systems, specifically laptops without any installation CD`s. Instead they have a Recovery Partition.
I believe that is what your D:\ drive may be. If for any reason you need to re-install the system there will be specific keys to press during boot. Everything needed to return the laptop to factory release default is held in the recovery partition, if you`ve used the D:\ Partition for storing other data the recovery facility maybe lost.
If you still have a problem with AVast, UNinstall and Re-install the program, see if that helps. What other issues remain...
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Re: [In Progress K] Low Disc Space on D: drive, file backup failed,
Reply #16 on:
February 05, 2012, 03:25:32 PM »
The strange thing is that I don't remember ever using the D:\ drive for storing any data.
Should I try to do a System Restore to Factory Release Default?
Do you know which keys I should press during boot to try and access the Recovery Facility?
Should I try to Uninstall Avast and reinstall a fresh one before or after the attempt to System Restore to Factory Release Date?
What would you do if you were in my situation?
Thanks, Enigman_08
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Re: [In Progress K] Low Disc Space on D: drive, file backup failed,
Reply #17 on:
February 05, 2012, 04:10:27 PM »
If you go back to reply #4 you can see the following entry from the ESET log:
D:\PC\Backup Set 2012-01-01 200631\Backup Files 2012-01-01 200631\Backup files 3.zip a variant of Java/TrojanDownloader.OpenStream.NBV trojan
Note the date
it would appear that a back up of some description was done 1st January 2012, unfortunately it was infected and we had to remove it.
I`d uninstall/reinstall AVast to see if it then works OK, this will rule malware manipulation.
Regarding reverting back to factory image default, that means it goes back to the original set up, anything you`ve downloaded, saved or installed would be lost.
If you go
and scroll to
step 3
you`ll find the instructions to revert back to factory release image.
Before you even contemplate that procedure you should back up anything important to an external source, such as pictures, music, videos or data etc... That would have to be scanned before re-installing after the reset procedure was carried out.
The recovery option may not even work if data has been added to D:\ it may have corrupted the factory release image....
I wish I could be more positive....
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Re: [In Progress K] Low Disc Space on D: drive, file backup failed,
Reply #18 on:
February 05, 2012, 08:31:15 PM »
Hi, Kevin
I was able to complete a Dell Factory Image Restore. Afterward, I took a look at the D: drive and there is still only 2% left on the D: drive. It's still colored red and says there's only 200 MB left on the D: drive. The C: drive has 86.3 GB free of 99.2 GB. I turned off Automatic Backup. I updated Windows Defender. I ran a scan with Windows Defender and nothing showed up. I then installed Avast Free. I then deleted Java 6 update 7. I then updated Java. I then downloaded Mozilla Firefox and set it as my default browser. I then ran a Full System scan with the Avast. Before I ran the scan I checked 'advanced settings' and checked every box under every category so that it would scan everything thoroughly.
The results came back that
"Some folders were unable to be scanned."
When I took a look at the report it said:
D:\PC\Backup Set 2012-01-01 200631\Backup Files 2012-02-01 190001\Backup Files 1.zip|>C\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\lpn24ka7.default\places.sqlite
Error: The file is a decompression bomb. (42110)
Move to Chest
No Action
None of the above Actions were possible. The 'Apply Action' button would not respond. So, I just closed the Avast Interface.
So, I guess my questions are:
1. Can these file(s) be deleted?
2. What can I expect to happen to my computer if the files cannot be deleted?
3. What do you recommend that I do from this point?
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Re: [In Progress K] Low Disc Space on D: drive, file backup failed,
Reply #19 on:
February 06, 2012, 02:07:34 AM »
Windows will always report D:\ drive as nearly full because it is. That drive should not be used for any other reason than to store the factory state default image.
I do not see any reason why files not related to the restore procedure cannot be deleted, you would have to be very careful what you delete, Right click on each file, select properties. You should be able to identify from the creation dates that will show in the properties window....
Personally I `d remove none essential files (anything not related to the restore procedure) from D:\
I`m pleased the restore feature still works for you, at least you`ve got your system back to the state when you received it. Make sure to check for Windows updates, specifically service packs. Your system will be outdated...
Let me know how you get on..
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Re: [In Progress K] Low Disc Space on D: drive, file backup failed,
Reply #20 on:
February 06, 2012, 11:43:25 AM »
I have removed non essential files from the D: drive and now it appears normal. I have 5.62 free of 9.99 GB on my D: Drive and the color bar has returned to blue. I was careful with my deletions and did not delete anything that seemed associated with the restore procedure.
My computer is running very fast. When I boot it takes less than a minute to reach the Desktop screen and everything to start and be ready to access the internet. I'm afraid that if I start adding Windows updates that it will slow it down.
Why do I need to install of these update? It says that I have 97 essential updates that need to be updated. I'm going to assume that the reason I need to update is for security purposes but:
1. As long as I keep Windows Defender updated shouldn't that protect me?
2. As long as I keep Avast updated shouldn't that protect me?
I absolutely hate it when my computer runs slow and I've noticed that when I've updated in the past my computer seemed sluggish.
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Re: [In Progress K] Low Disc Space on D: drive, file backup failed,
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February 06, 2012, 12:02:46 PM »
You definitely need all available Windows updates for the very reason you mention, Security. Having a good security set up is only part of the story. As well as Windows you must also keep Java, Adobe, infact any application that you run updated.
Keeping all temporary files to a minimum will help keep your system optimized, never be tempted to run any registry cleaners, they will do more harm than good.
I gave you a link to TFC by Old Timer, that little utility is one of the best all round temp file cleaners available. Always remember to re-boot after a run, even if not prompted.
If you have no more issues here are some tips to reduce the potential for malware infection in the future:
Make proper use of your antivirus and firewall
Antivirus and Firewall programs are integral to your computer security. However, just having them installed isn't enough. The definitions of these programs are frequently updated to detect the latest malware, if you don't keep up with these updates then you'll be vulnerable to infection. Many antivirus and firewall programs have automatic update features, make use of those if you can. If your program doesn't, then get in the habit of routinely performing manual updates, because it's important.
You should keep your antivirus and firewall guard enabled at all times,
turn them off unless there's a specific reason to do so. Also, regularly performing a full system scan with your antivirus program is a good idea to make sure you're system remains clean. Once a week should be adequate. You can set the scan to run during a time when you don't plan to use the computer and just leave it to complete on its own.
Install and use
This will inform you of any attempted unauthorized changes to your system.
WinPatrol features explained
You will have several programs installed, these maybe outdated and vulnerable to exploits also. To be certain, please run the free online scan by
, available
Before clicking the
scan button, please check the box for the option
Enable thorough system inspection
. Just below the "Scan Options:" section, you'll see the status of what's currently processing....
...when the scan completes, the message "Detection completed successfully" will appear in the
section. For each problem detected, Secunia will offer a "Solution" option. Please follow those instructions to download updated versions of the programs as recommended by Secunia.
Use a safer web browser
Internet Explorer is not the most secure tool for browsing the web. It has been known to be very susceptible to infection, and there are a few good free alternatives:
, and
All of these are excellent faster, safer, more powerful and functional free alternatives to Internet Explorer. It's definitely worth the short period of adjustment to start using one of these. If you wish to continue using Internet Explorer, it would be a good idea to follow the tutorial
which will help you to make IE
browser add-ons
will help to make your browser safer:
Web of Trust
warns you about risky websites that try to scam visitors, deliver malware or send spam. WOT's color-coded icons show you ratings for 21 million websites, helping you avoid the dangerous ones:
Available for
Internet Explorer
to go,
for caution, and
to stop.
Available for
helps to block malicious scripts and in general gives you much better control over what types of things webpages can do to your computer while you're browsing.
These are just a couple of the most popular add-ons, if you're interested in more, take a look at
Here a couple of links by two security experts that will give some excellent tips and advice.
So how did I get infected in the first place by Tony Klein
How to prevent Malware by Miekiemoes
Finally this link
will give a comprehensive upto date list of free Security programs. To include - Antivirus, Antispyware, Firewall, Antimalware, Online scanners and rescue CD`s.
Don`t forget, the best form of defense is common sense. If you don`t recognize it, don`t open it. If something looks to good to be true, then it aint.
Let me know when you`re `ok` to close out your thread,
Take care,
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Re: [In Progress K] Low Disc Space on D: drive, file backup failed,
Reply #22 on:
February 08, 2012, 02:18:13 PM »
I have read and tabbed for later reference all of the above that you have mentioned. My computer is running nicely. I will now create a system restore point so that if I have any problems in the future I can revert back to where my computer is at now. Thank you for help. It is greatly appreciated. I will check back later to see if you have closed the thread or left any messages or comments. Have a nice day.
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Re: [In Progress K] Low Disc Space on D: drive, file backup failed,
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February 08, 2012, 02:29:46 PM »
Since this issue appears to be resolved the topic has been closed. Glad we could help.
If you're the topic starter, and need this topic reopened, please contact a staff member with the address of the thread.
Everyone else please begin a New Topic.
The fixes and advice in this thread are for this System only. Do not apply the instructions from this thread to your own System. Please start a new thread describing your issue and someone will be along to assist you.
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This is completely true. Life is about taking risks, even though the risks can be very, very scary.
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Welcome to Pakistani Student
Pindi Said Pur is village and model union council of District Jhelum in the Punjab Province of Pakistan. It is the part of the Tehsil Pind Dadan Khan.
The inhabitants of the town mainly belongs to
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Nearby Cities and Towns
West :Sherpur,Chak Jani and Daulatpur
North: Nathial,Chakri,Gahora and Thil
East :Dhok Hashimapur,Piranwala,Pir Chak,Kharidpur,Pipli and Ratwal
South:Sagharpur,Bhabanwala,Khiwianwala,Saiyidanwala and Abdullahpur
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Kind City Distance
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Medium Mangla 27 nm N
Large Islamabad 28 nm W
Small Gujrat 28 nm E
Small Sialkot 43 nm E
Large Islamabad 64 nm N
Major floods
The biggest flood in Pindi Said Pur came in 1992.
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Regular Bus/Van service is also available with in Jhelum District, It include some of the important towns and villages such as: Buses from Pindi Said Pur to Pind Dadan Khan (Chak Shadi, Daulatpur, Dharyala Jalap, Haranpur and Lilla), Pindi Said Pur to Jhelum (Jalal Pur Sharif, Darapur, Sanghoi,) and many other destinations as well.
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"When Calls The Heart" stars Lori Loughlin, Erin Krakow, Daniel Lissing and Jack Wagner. James Brolin guest stars as Judge Jedidiah Black, the Circuit Judge in charge of dispensing justice in the case of the coal mine accident that killed several of the miners of Coal Valley.
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Rosemary (Pascale Hutton) is a persistant woman who still wants to marry Jack. She surprises Elizabeth by telling her she is staying in town to start a theater group, with the help of the mayor. Rosemary may be backing off temporarily, but waiting in the wings for her former fiance to change his mind while posing a threat to Elizabeth.
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30-40miles, The Donut Ride meets Saturdays at Riviera Village across from Starbucks (Ave. I and PCH) at 8:00 AM in Redondo Beach, an institution in South Bay cycling culture. The ride dates to 1973 and has maintained a reputation for being both beautiful and challenging. It draws many of the region's fastest riders (when they aren't racing). Over the years, it has attracted a Tour de France stage winner, an Olympic Gold Medalist, and more than a few national champions as regular participants. This is a consistently hilly route that will challenge you to climb well and still maintain horsepower on the flat.
|Ride leaves every Sunday at 7:00 AM from the Center of the Known Universe, across from the Kettle Restaurant from which the ride got its name. It is the United Nations of South Bay Cycling, attracting all manner of biker. Pace varies from moderate to fast, 50 to 100 miles. This ride starts in Manhattan Beach at the corner of Manhattan Beach Blvd and Highland Avenue, heads north up the coast to Malibu with options to continue into the Malibu Hills from there.
Leaves every Tuesday and Thursday morning at 6:40 AM from the Manhattan Beach Pier. On Westchester Pkwy there are plenty of places to cut the course and hop back onto the back. Ride finishes with coffee and lies at the Starbucks in Manhattan Beach. Pick up lots of riders in Playa del Rey, and latecomers on the Parkway itself. The finishing sprint on the fourth lap ends at the beginning of the third traffic island. This ride has been around for decades, with various configurations. It's unorganized, and just something that happens.
Great neighborhood shop that seems to be on the rise. Paul is the owner, nice and knowledgable rider.
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Super fast support. I have a question and post to support forum. I got the answer after 10 minutes! Incredible!!!
Paul Che has devoted his life to cycling. He began racing back in 1985, and currently races as a Category 1/Pro. His passion for the bike runs deep. After years of working on his own bikes and repairing others for friends and clients, Paul dreamed of starting his own shop where he could put that passion to work on a larger scale, that dream is now a reality. Paul also has a very successful coaching business.
Rooney joined Sprocket Cycles in May of 2011. Mike has a long career in the bicycle industry. He began working at Circle Cycle in 1978 and has continued through all aspects of the industry, from salesperson, mechanic, manager and independent operator. His 34+ years make him an asset to any organization. He has a background that gives him a broad spectrum in the industry from his many contacts. He has been involved in the south bay area of Los Angeles all these years and as a result has many satisfied customers that follow him where ever he works. If you want good bicycle information you need to see Mike.
Robbie Perez has been working on bikes since his childhood. He has been with Sprocket Cycles since shortly after its opening, a professional bike mechanic for five years, previously at Aviation Cyclery. Robbie is not only a bike mechanic but a cyclist as well; he can work with any customer to maximize their riding experience.


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Bleach is the most common method today for removing stains from clothing. However bleach is an acid which means every time you use it, it literally eats away at your clothes. And while on its own its not toxic, the gas it releases can trigger allergy and asthma attacks.
The internet is full of natural ways to get rid of stains, including sunning, lemon juice and peroxide. So this morning I tested all 3, in addition to bleach, to see which method worked best.
I cut up an old bath towel and stained it with mustard. I sat the towel in the sun 8 hours to let the stain really sit in. I then washed the towel, cut it up into 4 pieces, labeled each one - bleach, sun, lemon juice and peroxide, and then applied methods respectively. I then placed them all in the sun for 4 hours to see how much the stains improved. The picture here shows the results. Sunning alone proved to be the next best method for whitening, next to bleach.


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There is a company that I have just heard about in Amherst, NH that is teaching kids to love healthy food and cooking by letting them dig in and do it hands on.
Cathy Duchesne, the owner, combined her love of children, cooking and teaching to nourish kids through the culinary arts. Her meaningful goal? To teach them sustainable tools they can use in the kitchen to fight the battle of childhood obesity.
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Just wanna start out by addressing the clash between FatalStrike and Jah Warrior. I think it primarily happened due to two different points of view on duelling; Fatalstrike's from the FFA view and Jah Warrior's from the Duel view. Disregarding how Fatalstrike obnoxiously overreacted to Jah Warrior's challenge, I agree with them both. In FFA, which I rarely play, I want fast duels for the flow of the game and with consideration to the uninterrupted kill score list. In Duel however, the kill score list waits for you, and having longer fights is much more desirable, at least to me. The level of realism with regards to getting hit by a trapped laser beam emission must come second to the fun of the game, but then again that's relevant to each player.
That said, I just wanna comment on betamod further after having played it some more since my last comment. Beta2 seems to encourage close headon collisions as opposed to the side hits with the tip of the saber some of us strived for before. Does it require skill to make sure your horizontal saber swings hit at the peak of its strength, ie the crosshair dead on your opponent? Yes.
And therein could be a problem, for if you attack running straight on with vertical swinging it will require little to hit with full breakthrough capability, and thus we could be looking at a new newbie headless chicken epidemic
Hereby not said it's not possible for players to adapt and evolve so much with this new style of play required by this mod that spectacular and diverse battles can come about. But so far much of the grace of
of the old mods have been lost to powermashing.....hope time and play will prove me wrong.
Another thing brought about by this mod is the necessity to practically always look at or above headheight of your opponent in order to max out CSC strength. I have always played looking downwards by 30-45 degrees in order to have a better view of my surroundings and my enemy's position. It simply provides a better overview, and even if I get used to looking straight ahead that overview won't be restored along with it. So, Artifex, if it is possible could you include a movable crosshair, so one could place it 30 degrees above normal to allow maximum strength while keeping ones overview by looking downwards? I'm no comp wiz but I assume that it might be a greater piece of work since by moving the crosshair in relation to your character's default point of attack origin and direction would demand alignment programming and such stuff. But if you could I'd be immensily appreciative
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For several months now, the Summit Park Homeowners Association has been in the process of trying to reform its Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs), which have not been updated since they were instated in the late 1950s. After a recent neighborhood meeting, the HOA is still facing opposition from residents.
In order to take crucial wildfire mitigation steps and become a certified Firewise community, HOA Wildland Fire Coordinator Mike Quinones says Summit Park's CC&Rs must be updated. HOA fees are not mandatory except for on two plats and though the neighborhood can receive federal funds to construct a fuel break to address wildfire risk, it must use its own funds to maintain it.
During an HOA meeting last Thursday at the Sheldon Richins Building, several residents gave their thoughts on the draft CC&Rs that HOA members had written up. Quinones said there was a lively dialogue, with roughly 10 people getting up to speak, though he added the most vocal residents are those opposed to the draft CC&Rs and the idea of an HOA.
"Some people wanted to eliminate the HOA and the CC&Rs and keep [our] Firewise [goal], but we can't do that," Quinones said. "Who manages and oversees the Firewise program if there's no HOA? It's part and parcel, you can't take the two away."
The draft CC&Rs include a provision allowing a homeowner to file litigation against another homeowner for violation of the CC&Rs.
Addressing many residents' concerns, the HOA has made the Architectural Committee advisory rather than restrictive. On the neighborhood's blog and at the meeting, many felt that this committee would have unbridled power to enforce strict standards on people's homes.
The CC&Rs also include a mandatory fee of $50 (not to exceed $100, unless approved by a majority of residents) to address community wildfire risk. Quinones said the federal government and the state are both "burdened with the true cost of development" in what is a high wildfire risk neighborhood.
"They have to pay for the consequences of the lack of our actions," Quinones said. "We're on an entitlement. People that complain about big government and overspending, let's do our part and try to avoid the federal government having to spend $20 million in protecting our homes when a fire starts."
Park City Fire District Chief Paul Hewitt was in attendance to "show support" for what the HOA is doing, he said. He added he is glad a group of homeowners want to get together to collectively address wildfire risk.
To help residents create defensible space around their homes, Hewitt said PCFD runs a chipping program that begins in June.
Ken Ludwig, Wildland Urban Interface Coordinator with the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands, was also there and said that, for every dollar spent on fuel mitigation, $8 is saved in firefighting costs.
During 2012's Church Camp Fire in Duchesne County, Ludwig said nearly 90 structures were lost but many were saved because of defensible space that was created around many of them.
Quinones said Summit Park has submitted its Community Wildfire Protection Plan and should be Firewise certified by this summer. As for the timeline of adopting the new CC&Rs, he said that is uncertain, as some language in the document will be changed to address residents' concerns.


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Barnsley MP Michael Dugher has raised constituents' concerns about the phase two route of HS2 by making a submission to the public consultation on the proposed high speed rail link.
Phase two will connect the West Midlands to Leeds and passes through parts of Barnsley, affecting areas including Hoyland, Hoyland Common, Ardsley, Lundwood, Wombwell, Swaithe, Cudworth, Carlton Marsh Nature Reserve and Rabbit Ings Country Park.
The Barnsley East MP raised concerns on behalf of his constituents over value for money; responding to residents; tunnelling; Wombwell Wood; the Swaithe hamlet and issues relating to the mining history of the area.
Public consultation on the proposed phase two route closed at the end of January. All the submissions will now be analysed by an independent company and the findings will be reported to HS2 Ltd.
These findings will then be used by HS2 Ltd to look at possible changes to the proposed route before recommendations are made to the Secretary of State for Transport.
A decision on the final route is expected towards the end of the year.
Mr Dugher said: ""Understandably, the proposed route is a matter of great concern to me and to many of my constituents.
"I am determined that the voice of local residents is heard loud and clear and the concerns people have raised with me are taken in to account.
"That is why I made sure to attach all correspondence from my constituents regarding this matter.
"While I am supportive in principle of HS2, there are many in Barnsley who are concerned about the effects of the current HS2 route.
"If this consultation shows there is overwhelming public opinion that the route should be altered, then HS2 should listen and look at proposals to do so.
"It is also absolutely vital there is maximum compensation to local residents who are impacted by HS2 and whose properties are blighted."
we need this to happen, its about time we had good transport links to bring us up to date
Vested interests are the only people to benefit from this unwanted and un needed expensive white Elephant that will blight Barnsley
kazza do you know any thing it will not stop in tarn so what use will it be to people of the tarn
of course I know its not going to stop in tarn ! So What, I'm quite capable of making my way to Sheffield to get it, just as I have to do now if I travel anywhere other than leeds or Nottingham !
I do believe that having HS2 blight Barnsley and the people of Barnsley So that We have to catch a bus/taxi to get the 15 mile or so journey from Town to Meadowhall to catch it, is a bit rich!
Surely if Barnsley is to take the Brunt of the line( blight) in South Yorkshire it should have a station near junction 37 of the M1?.
HS2 is not needed/ wanted and no one will be able to afford to use it anyway!
So when I hear people say its a good thing for Barnsley I despair!
All this pet vanity project will do is Bleed Barnsley dry and Blight it's villages ( Hoyland Commom) womb well) wousborough) Swaith) Stairfoot) the Rabbitings) all devasted


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Is My LinkedIn Profile Really Compelling?
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The IAS/Park City Mathematics Institute (PCMI), an outreach program of the Institute for Advanced Study (IAS), Princeton, NJ, offers comprehensive professional development for mathematicians and teachers of mathematics, as well as opportunities for students aspiring to a career in mathematics. The PCMI centerpiece is an annual three-week Summer Session in Park City, Utah.
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I tried building a -current mac68k kernel with the newly-imported gcc 4, and ran into a few errors, most of which I'm not too sure about how to solve. First is: /usr/src.local/sys/arch/mac68k/mac68k/macrom.c: In function 'mrg_DTInstall': /usr/src.local/sys/arch/mac68k/mac68k/macrom.c:180: error: invalid lvalue in assignment caddr_t ptr, prev; __asm volatile ("movl %%a0,%0" : "=g" (ptr)); (caddr_t *)prev = &mrg_DTList; I think changing the last line to: prev = (caddr_t)&mrg_DTList; will do the same thing. After changing that, I run into another problem in macrom.c: /usr/src.local/sys/arch/mac68k/mac68k/macrom.c: In function 'mrg_aline_super': /usr/src.local/sys/arch/mac68k/mac68k/macrom.c:728: error: unknown register name 'fp' in 'asm' /* put a0 in a0 */ /* put a1 in a1 */ /* put d0 in d0 */ /* put d1 in d1 */ /* put trapaddr in a2 */ /* save a6 */ /* call the damn routine */ /* restore a6 */(Continue reading)


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Summer? Winter? This Woven Stripe Skirt ($38) knows no season. We'll pair it with a slouchy white tank for a stylish July ensemble, or add some tights, tall boots, and a sweater for a January outing. We're digging the colorful zigzag knit, which seems thick enough for us not to have to worry about what knickers we've got on underneath it.
Where can I find the top?!
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Australian band Movement gives us the smooth, sensual, and throbbing electro-soul tune "Us." Hold that boo close!
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On his album Africa For Africa, released today, Femi Kuti articulates a raw and forceful call to the long tradition of Afrobeat. Recorded in the same studio where he produced his first recordings with his father Fela Kuti and his breakthrough solo album No Cause For Alarm?, Africa for Africa is in several ways a return to Femi's roots. Deliberately less-produced than its predecessor Day by Day, it aims to present Afrobeat in its roughest, purest form. Femi continues to develop his activist voice on the new album, with the lyrics addressing government oppression and other modern problems in Africa, but the music retains a visceral power.
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In a career spanning over twenty years, Femi Kuti has been able to find his own voice while preserving the memory of his father, Fela Kuti. Following his 2008 album Day By Day and ushering in a more aggressive but pointed style of music, Africa for Africa will be released on March 22nd on Knitting Factory Records. Femi's offerings on Africa for Africa show that although an heir in the family lineage of Fela, Femi is carving out his own space in the great history of Afrobeat and African Music. Africa for Africa aims to present Afrobeat in its rough, purest form. After the jump, get more info and check out Femi's upcoming North American tour dates for April and May.
Morcheeba is coming to New York next weekend and we have tickets to giveaway for both shows at Irving Plaza: Friday February 11th and Saturday February 12th. Touring after the release of their 2010 album, Blood Like Lemonade, Morcheeba is finally taking their act around North America. Get the full tour schedule here and a free remix download here.
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will have an easier time amassing firepower equivalent or perhaps superior (if only in a specific tactical setting).
The Aurora shooter being a pretty good example. The average Joe who might have gone to that theater armed
would have at best had a hidden handgun in his pants v all the crap Holmes brought in. It was fortunate indeed
for the responding police and for the remaining survivors in there that he didn't stand and fight.
Sorry, there is (whether some here want it or not) a practical aspect to all of this and we would be collectively insane
to allow (continue to allow) the sort of situation we find ourselves in now to continue unabated.
e.g., That kid who killed his family in NM was planning a massacre at a nearby Walmart, one he luckily
didn't attempt, and one which we collectively enable by refusing to face certain realities; we have lunatics
amongst us. You know, like the guys you were once mistakenly suspected of being.
Under your theory the states which have chosen to outlaw FA have made a mistake, as in your view
their citizens should be allowed to have exactly what the police have.
Thankfully, most of our legislatures and judges are wiser than that.


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53 images to celebrate life, 53 moments between 21rst of january 2009 and 21rst January 2010. A selection of 53 pictures taken in Mexico, France and NYC.
Born in France, moved to NYC in 2003.
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