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BEIRUT, March 27. /TASS. The Syrian government troops and people's militia fighters have fully liberated the ancient town of Palmyra located 215 km (133.5 miles) from Damascus, the Syrian Army's command said in a statement on Sunday.
"Our troops have established full control of the town and are chasing the remainder of the retreating gangs of Islamic State terrorists," the statement said.
The Syrian troops liquidated on Saturday the terrorists' stronghold in Al-Amiria, the northern district of Palmyra. The militants were pushed back from the barracks in the districts of al-Mutaqaidin and Jamiyat. The Syrian government troops also captured the local dominating height to control the road to the north to the towns of Deir ez-Zor and Raqqa on the Euphrates.
SANA news agency earlier reported that militants had destroyed the ancient fortress of Emir Fakhr-al-Din on the entrance to Palmyra from the side of Homs. In less than a year of IS control, militants destroyed the famous Arch of Triumph, Temple of Baalshamin and Temple of Ba'al. They also looted the Palmyra Museum and Necropolis.
Palmyra, a UNESCO world heritage site, was captured by the Islamic State terrorist group at the beginning of last summer. The Syrian authorities said at that time that the unique historical site could share the sad fate of the Iraqi cities of Ashur, Nimrud and Hatra (al-Hadr) destroyed by militants.
The Islamic State terrorist group seized Palmyra early in the summer of 2015. The Syrian authorities warned at that time that the unique historical complex could repeat the sad fate of the ancient Iraqi cities of Ashur and Nimrud, which had been fully ruined and eliminated by militants.
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Conservative South Australian senator Cory Bernardi has accused "lefty totalitarians" of cowardice after his office was ransacked and staff threatened.
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Equal rights protestors storm Cory Bernadi's office over calls to close Safe Schools program. pic.twitter.com/Ahw1qVVdI1— Tracy Alexander (@talexander_9) March 18, 2016
Senator Bernardi took to Twitter after the event, blaming the protesters for reacting "because their agenda had been exposed".
"What a bunch of cowards," he wrote.
Lefty totalitarians have trashed my office and threatened my staff because their agenda has been exposed. What a bunch of cowards.— Cory Bernardi (@corybernardi) March 18, 2016
In subsequent posts, he thanked police for their support and said "gutless actions like this will never stop me speaking the truth".
Grateful my team are safe and appreciate the efforts of the Police.— Cory Bernardi (@corybernardi) March 18, 2016
Unfortunate that I am not in Adelaide to assist my amazing team.— Cory Bernardi (@corybernardi) March 18, 2016
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Shame we have to be talking like this instead of just some learned modelers helping other modelers out
The only game in town though is the AMA
And to operate under its guidelines you have to acknowledge to abide by the safety code among other things like have access to its educational programs
You really don't need either on a project like this
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I'm not sure I'd be correct in saying its the biggest hurdle, but the two largest hurdles are technical interface, and of course, bureaucracy. (at least that is how I personally see it)
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Imagine if they insured them for crashes :)
That's is true and that's the same as your AMA Liability insurance. However, if you don't have homeowners then AMA becomes primary.
Trailer, car, whatever. Yes, up to 1000 dollars with proper documentation and a police report.
I went to a meeting last week for one of the local clubs to do a little Q&A with the new VP thing and talk a little about AMA programs. I opened by asking a few questions to the 30 or so members...
Cleaned up a few personal pot shots and the replies to the personal shots.
If you don't like the question don't answer it just move on.
If you don't like the reply just ignore it.
Indeed, just want to make sure it stays civil.
There's a lot of things the AMA does that the general membership doesn't realize, despite advertising it. Scholarships for youth members, Camp AMA,...
I won't moderate my own thread but please settle down guys or someone will end up doing a clean up.
I may have said this already, it's hard to keep track but I'll say this.
To fly under the AMA umbrella you need to acknowledge your acceptance to abide by the AMA safety code, you do this when you...
My pleasure.
As much as members get frustrated about lack of information sometimes, it's equally frustrating not being able to share some of the hard work that is going on behind the scenes so...
It's clear the FAA wants us to continue doing what we are doing with the LMA and LTMA program, they dont want our models in their N number database. I see at some point something similar to this in...
Lets see if i can attach a PDF
We need a LIKE button here. Well said
That would be cool, please don't give me ideas like that, I have an 85 sitting in a box....
Each member agrees when they sign up for AMA agrees to abide by the safety code.
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Tuesday, July 12, 2016
IA Commission Walk-Back on Churches as Public Accommodations
Very quickly after being sued in federal court (the suit that Rick recently noted), the Iowa Civil Rights Commission revised its brochure on public-accommodations issues under anti-discrimination laws, to say that churches were not places of public accommodations (except in unusual cases). The new language:
Places of worship (e.g. churches, synagogues, mosques, etc.) are generally exempt from the Iowa law's prohibition of discrimination, unless the place of worship engages in non-religious activities which are open to the public. For example, the law may apply to an independent day care or polling place located on the premises of the place of worship.
Since there was a lot of publicity about the earlier language and the lawsuit, it's right, it seems to me, to note the change, and how quick it was.
July 12, 2016 in Berg, Thomas, Current Affairs | Permalink
Jim Gaffigan on Needing Mercy
Jim Gaffigan, the comedian, has been on talk shows recently as the second season of his great TV series has begun. NPR recently replayed and posted an interview he did last September with Teri Gross on "Fresh Air." A bit:
[GAFFIGAN:] You know, I need the concept of mercy for me to have some semblance of self-admiration. So in real life, I'm probably somebody who is more devout. That's not to say that I'm a well-informed Catholic. You know, I'm still in idiot, you know? Like, I know that Colbert could quote Thomas Aquinas and all this, but I'm somebody who - you know, because it's a necessity for me on a personal basis. I need it because I'm a lunatic.
GROSS: When you say you're a horrible person and a lunatic, what do you mean?
GAFFIGAN: I mean that I'm somebody that - you know, I think stand-up comedy is this - it's this kind of indulgence and narcissism. And you're on stage and because stand-up comedy is one of the few meritocracies in the entertainment industry, there's some kind of - at least for me, there's some kind of idea of control. And my faith kind of keeps me in touch with the idea that I'm not in control of things. And when I'm in touch with the idea that there is a higher power and that there is, you know, other factors at work, it - it kind of quells my narcissism. And a lot of the teachings really kind of keep me grounded. But, you know, the reason I say I'm a horrible person is I don't want myself to be presented as somebody who's a great Catholic. You know, it's, you know - the idea of being a practicing Catholic, it's - for me, it's like - I need a lot of practice, you know what I mean?
When he said basically the same thing on Bill Maher's show (this clip, start around 2:00), Bill responded, "Why do you take on yourself more burden than life gives you anyway?" (I.e. "why go around thinking that you sin?"). It was a perfect skirmish between the theistic imagination and what Reinhold Niebuhr called "The Easy Conscience of Modern [Secular] Man." I think Bill Maher is often very funny, but watching his show, it's not clear he thinks he's ever gotten anything really wrong.
July 12, 2016 in Berg, Thomas, Television | Permalink
Christian Science Monitor Series on Religious Liberty
The Christian Science Monitor began a seven-part series today on "How the push for gay rights is reshaping religious liberty in America." A central theme of the first article:
In their campaign for equal rights in America, gay men and lesbians have argued persuasively that they are being targeted simply because of who they are – and who they love.
Many religious conservatives are now making a similar appeal. They argue that their faith is an essential part of their being, and that attempts to belittle their faith or confine it to the four walls of a church is to consign them to second-class citizenship.
The piece quotes John Inazu and me among others. One of my quotes continues the theme of seeing parallels between the two sets of claims, gay rights and religious freedom:
"Just as it was unsympathetic to gay and lesbian couples to say, 'Keep your relationship totally private,' it is also highly unsympathetic to the religious believer to say, 'You have a legal right to follow your belief in church but no right in any other realm of life, like charitable organizations or the workplace.'"
As veteran MOJ readers know, I've elaborated on the case for protecting both sides here and (joining with Doug Laycock) here.
The whole series should be worth reading. The Monitor has devoted the resources to examining these issues in detail as the New York Times has done, but the first installment suggests it will present the religious-accommodation side more fairly than the Times did.
July 12, 2016 in Berg, Thomas, Current Affairs | Permalink
Sunday, July 10, 2016
The California Bill and Its Likely Impact on Religious Colleges
California is on the road to passing legislation, aimed at religious colleges' sexual-conduct policies for students, that would create serious conflicts for many of the state's Catholic and evangelical Protestant colleges. I've done an "explainer" article for Christianity Today that describes the bill (it's had a number of permutations) and its likely impact (students at these colleges would face a serious danger of losing their "Cal Grants," which are state educational grants, up to $9,000 yearly, for students from modest-income families). The article is in descriptive rather than normative format, but it aims to make the bill's likely consequences clear.
July 10, 2016 in Berg, Thomas, Current Affairs | Permalink
Tuesday, July 5, 2016
The Targeting of Muslims is a Core Religious-Freedom Problem
This Crux article, by a researcher at a Georgetown initiative on Christian-Muslim relations, criticizes the USCCB for not emphasizing, in the Fortnight for Freedom, that the violent or harassing targeting of Muslims is a central religious-freedom problem. (Various Catholic groups, and prominent lay Catholics like our own Robbie George, have given it prime emphasis in recent months.) Here's what the article says about the USCCB:
At its most basic level, Islamophobia is a religious freedom issue. American families can't go to their houses of worship without fear of them being sprayed with bullets or graffiti. Men and women feel they must change the way they dress to receive fewer stares and the threat of assaults. Children are bullied at school because they are Muslim.
This is a reality that should alarm all Americans, especially Catholics concerned about issues of religious liberty.
But Islamophobia is not an issue at the forefront of the USCCB's agenda or the Fortnight for Freedom campaign. The only reference to Muslims in the materials on the USCCB's Fortnight webpage was in an article reposted from National Catholic Register, which spoke about "militant factions of Islam" that "kill Christian believers" in the Middle East.
Is this accurate? I share the author's premise that religious-freedom claims of various faiths tend to stand or fall together, and thus the freedom of Muslims (and Christians) must be vigorously protected. But I haven't followed this year's Fortnight, or the bishops' statements generally. If the piece is accurate, what is the explanation?
July 5, 2016 in Berg, Thomas, Current Affairs | Permalink
The Free Exercise Clause May Not Be Quite As Dead ...
... as Marc says. The denial of certiorari in Stormans, the Washington pharmacist case, was unfortunate, but one should not to read too much from a cert denial.
I think there is a decent chance that Employment Division v. Smith will be either(1) overruled or (2) limited further to provide that certain secular exceptions to a law trigger heightened scrutiny. Although the necessity for such reexamination has been reduced by federal and state RFRAs and state constitutional doctrines, there are still almost 20 states in which no such provision is applicable. In certain cases, liberals--especially moderate-ish liberals like Breyer and Kagan--will want to invoke heightened scrutiny to protect minority religions. They can combine with Alito and (possibly to likely) Roberts and Thomas (Kennedy, I admit, is indecipherable). The case may involve a state/local government action against Muslims, or against some other group that everyone agrees is a religious minority.
But the liberal justices are also likely to limit free exercise claims when "harms to third parties" are invoked on the other side--at least, harms to specific individuals in areas that modern welfare-state liberalism regards as "public": the commercial sphere, government-funded nonprofits, and perhaps nonprofits in general. My educated guess is that mainstream liberal opinion is settling on protecting religious minorities distinctively, but in this confined way. That will mean, of course, that claims against anti-discrimination laws will face an uphill battle. (We knew that. The key will be to win moderate judges on the protection of religious non-profits.) I certainly think that liberal opinion has moved in the direction of allowing "third-party harm" arguments to limit religious freedom too easily, since a great many common, longstanding, and important accommodations (clergy-penitent privilege, draft exemptions) have such an effect. (Many people, including MOJers, have made that argument; my extended version of it is here, in part III.) So I'm not predicting a vigorous free exercise doctrine from the Court, or from the liberal justices. Not vigorous, but not dead either--not permanently.
July 5, 2016 in Berg, Thomas | Permalink
Thursday, June 23, 2016
The California Abortion-Mandate Case
California (by order of an administrative agency, not the legislature) has required all insurance companies in the state to include abortion in all health-insurance plans. In particular, it ordered seven commercial insurers (Blue Cross of CA, etc.) to add abortion coverage to their policies that did not already have it. The mandate covers what everyone agrees are abortions; the dispute over whether drugs like Ella or Plan B cause abortions of new embryos is irrelevant here.
There are questions whether the order violated the state administrative procedure act (the agency did not go through notice and comment). But on the substantive questions whether this violates conscience protections, two things happened this week: (1) The US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) rejected a complaint that that the California order violates the federal Hyde-Weldon Amendment, which prohibits any recipient of federal funds (including a state) from discriminating against a "health care entity," including a "health insurance plan," on the ground that it does not cover abortion. (2) In a federal lawsuit against the state, the district court denied the state's motion to dismiss claims brought by religious organizations alleging that the mandate violates their state and federal constitutional rights of religious freedom. The denial of the motion, of course, simply means that the challenge survives on the pleadings and enters the discovery phase.
Here are some initial thoughts on the case. The California mandate could have a serious effect on the conscience of those opposed to abortion. But there are some complexities in the case that require exploring.
It appears that California has allowed at least one exemption for a plan offered to religious employers. More about that issue in a minute. But first, the main ground for HHS's decision to reject the Hyde-Weldon complaint--a ground that seems incorrect to me.
A. "Plan" versus "Employer"?
The HHS letter (p. 2) says that Blue Cross of CA received authorization from the state to offer a plan to religious employers that excluded elective abortion. But that does not dispose of the case, for at least three reasons:
Third and finally, abortion is a serious enough matter for the objector's conscience--the taking of a distinct human life--that even for-profit businesses (at the very least, some) ought to be protected from being forced to cover it. As the Supreme Court said in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby, if the government mandated employers to cover unquestioned abortions (and here, again, there is no dispute they are abortions), "[t]he owners of many closely held corporations could not in good conscience provide such coverage, and thus [the government] would effectively exclude these people from full participation in the economic life of the Nation." (Again, the self-insurance option can be difficult for smaller businesses.)
June 23, 2016 in Berg, Thomas, Current Affairs | Permalink
Sunday, June 5, 2016
Doerflinger: It Was "Tragic" and "Unwise" to Target Pro-Life Democrats
Richard Doerflinger, the longtime director of pro-life activities for the U.S. Catholic bishops, is retiring and has given an interview to the National Catholic Register. In it he reflects on, among other things, lessons learned from the Affordable Care Act's political fallout. As many will remember, pro-life Democrats who had worked for the Stupak Amendment to the ACA (putting the most explicit restrictions on abortion funding), but who ultimately agreed to vote for the non-Stupak version of the law with an executive order on abortion funding, were targeted by pro-life fund-raising groups in the 2010 midterms. All but a few of those Democrats were defeated. Here's Doerflinger:
In the end, something happened that I thought was very tragic. The Democrats who pushed forward with the Stupak amendment, but then had their arms twisted to support the bill, were targeted in the next election.
It was a bad vote. But pro-lifers' decision to target these legislators was unwise. They were pro-life members of the House, a force for our values within the Democrat Party, and you lost them as allies.
Kristen Day of Democrats for Life (on whose board I sit) reacts with points explaining why Doerflinger's recognition is correct, if sadly belated. The destruction of pro-life Democrats, she notes, eliminated the legislators who were the bishops' "natural allies" on the range of issues addressed by Catholic social thought, including "immigration reform, paid maternity leave," and "the social support that is critical to providing fuller support for women and families to choose not to abort their children." Their elimination made the pro-life movement entirely dependent on Republicans, which is turning out to be a very dicey bet as that party flirts, at least at the national level, with self-destruction at worst and (because of demographics) marginalization at best.
Was it worth it? The position apparently was that a vote against the ACA was not only pro-life--despite the various anti-abortion provisions and social supports in the law (which I among others detailed*)--but was so obviously the only possible position for a pro-life legislator to take that those who struck the balance the other way had to be chased out of office. Kristen Day explains why (as DFLA predicted in 2010) that assessment of the ACA and abortion funding has turned out to be far from the case:
Conservative pro-lifers were committed to the notion that lines of women would form outside federally funded clinics, eager to wait for their "free" abortions funded by our hard-earned tax dollars. A Lozier Institute report cautioned that the ACA would swell abortion rates by more than 111,500 federally funded abortions per year.
Fortunately, the Lozier report was flat-out wrong. A 2016 Associated Press study indicated that the number of abortions has decreased at an average rate of 12 percent in almost every state.The debate on the ACA brought awareness to the number of health insurance plans covering abortion and increased demand for, and awareness of, plans that do not cover abortion. A majority of health insurance companies and organizations, including the Republican National Committee, covered abortion at that time. Prior to the ACA, five states restricted abortion coverage in insurance.Today, twenty-six states prohibit abortion coverage. Twenty-one states allow coverage for abortion only in limited circumstances. Next year, [because of the ACA's own requirements,] every state must provide at least one plan that does not include abortion coverage. And more families have access to health care. Only two (both in Alaska) of the 155 multi-state plans cover abortion.
June 5, 2016 in Berg, Thomas, Current Affairs | Permalink
Saturday, May 28, 2016
The Pope Praises Perinatal Hospice Services
Perinatal hospice care has been getting increasing media attention in recent months (including a Washington Post article last month). These programs provide hospice and palliative care for infants who have been born with severe, life-shortening conditions--major anomalies in the brain, kidneys, or other organs--that mean they will live a few minutes, a few hours, a few days, or in some cases a few weeks. Until recently parents who received such a diagnosis prenatally were commonly advised to terminate the pregnancy so they could "start over" as soon as possible. But in the last 15 years, programs have grown up around the country, and elsewhere in the world, that provide services--mostly social and psychological services for the family, along with palliative care for the child--so that parents who determine to give birth in these circumstances can make the most of the brief time with their child. There are a little more than 200 programs in the U.S., many (but definitely not all) housed in the maternity/neonatal facilities of hospitals. You can find a remarkable video about perinatal hospice services here, and a treasure trove of information and resources at perinatalhospice.org.
This week Pope Francis commended the perinatal hospice at Gemelli Hospital in Rome, one of four such programs in Italy, in a message to a conference on perinatal care held at the hospital. According to Vatican Radio, the Pope, among other things,
expressed his hope for the continued success of the project "in the service of the person and in the progress of medical science, in constant reference to perennial human and Christian values." He noted [the staff's] efforts in "seeking to respond in the best possible way to the poverty which is the situation of the child with grave pathologies, with the greatest possible love...."
There has been a bit of controversy, noted in the Post article, over state laws that require doctors giving a prenatal diagnosis of one of these conditions to inform the parents about perinatal hospice options. Any such controversy should not sweep in, or undercut support for, the perinatal hospice programs themselves. Their work, providing vital services to parents who decide to give birth, should appeal to both pro-life and pro-choice people.
May 28, 2016 in Berg, Thomas | Permalink
Friday, May 20, 2016
Methodists Withdraw from Religious Pro-Abortion-Rights Group
This is quite a striking vote, cutting against the trend in which mainline Protestant denominations over the years became increasingly allied, if only in their policy offices, with the broadest versions of the right to abort.
Evangelicals celebrated the United Methodist Church's decision yesterday to leave a pro-choice advocacy group it co-founded 43 years before.
At its general conference, delegates voted 425-268 to withdraw from the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice (RCRC), an interfaith organization whose broad support extends to late-term and sex-selective abortions—a practice that the church's social principles "unconditionally reject."
This is one more data point in the emerging pattern that the ideological middle of the country--which Methodists tend to track--will not accept hard-line pro-abortion-rights positions, even as it increasingly accepts the progressive position on the other major culture war issue of gay rights. The two are very different, and their paths in public opinion charts will increasingly diverge.
May 20, 2016 in Berg, Thomas, Current Affairs, Religion | Permalink


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OLYMPIA – The federal government will not try to stop Washington from setting up a way to allow adults to legally use marijuana.
In what state officials described as a "game changer," U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder announced Thursday the federal government will focus attention on several key areas of illegal marijuana production and sales but allow Washington and Colorado to continue setting up systems for legal marijuana to be grown and sold to adults.
Before releasing a new memo on marijuana enforcement, Holder called Gov. Jay Inslee to say the Justice Department would not step in to challenge a system being developed after voters approved an initiative last November. The federal government was essentially allowing "the states to be the laboratory of democracy" on the issue, Inslee said.
State officials have been waiting since early this year for some signal of what the federal government will do about state efforts to regulate, license and tax a substance that remains banned by federal law. Inslee and Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson met with Holder in January, and members of the state's congressional delegation have lobbied him and President Barack Obama to respect the will of the state's voters.
Thursday's memo said the federal government will concentrate its marijuana enforcement efforts on eight key areas, including whether the drug is being sold to minors and making sure marijuana grown legally in one state isn't finding its way across the border into a state where it's illegal.
The state shares those priorities, said Inslee, who described the federal government's stance as "trust but verify" on the system Washington is developing.
The Washington State Liquor Control Board is drafting regulations for people who grow, process or sell the drug in a way that should comply with those priorities. But until Holder's announcement, the board couldn't be sure the federal government wouldn't sue to keep those rules from taking effect.
"This is obviously a game changer," said Chris Marr, a member of the state liquor board. The board has a meeting next week on the latest draft of rules for people seeking licenses to enter some phase of the legal marijuana business.
Steve Sarich of the Cannabis Action Coalition, which lobbies for medical marijuana patients and dispensaries, disagreed. The Justice Department is retaining the right to investigate and prosecute cases that "serve an important federal interest," which could mean prosecutions could continue, he said: "This is not a huge victory."
Holder's announcement and the four-page memo don't answer many questions surrounding the state's legalization of marijuana. There's still no clear direction on how marijuana businesses can deal with federal banking laws that could bar them from opening accounts, accepting credit or debit cards, issuing checks or making electronic transfers to the state for taxes and fees. The prospect of all-cash businesses raises concerns about security and accounting.
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Mike Ormsby, U.S. attorney for Eastern Washington, said Thursday his office will continue to concentrate on the operations described in the new memo. But Ormsby also signaled he will keep up pressure on medical marijuana operations, saying "the continued operation and proliferation of unregulated, for-profit entities outside of the state's regulatory and licensing scheme is not tenable."
Medical marijuana remains largely unregulated, and patients can grow their own or designate a cooperative to grow it for them, something not allowed under the recreational marijuana laws.
"We believe there are some serious changes that need to be brought to bear" on medical marijuana, Inslee said.
That has medical marijuana patients around the state worried that their supplies could be cut off, Sarich said. The state could ban individuals from growing their own marijuana or joining co-ops, neither of which are allowed under I-502, he said.
The Justice Department's new policy is a qualified green light for Washington and Colorado, where voters also approved recreational marijuana last year, to proceed with unprecedented efforts to legalize the drug that remains banned by federal law.
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Take control of your computing needs with the Syba Multimedia Connectland Bluetooth Wireless Optical Mouse. Compatible with laptops and desktop units, the wireless functionality and cable-free operation allows you the freedom to work without worrying about wires. The Bluetooth technology in this USB wireless optical mouse also gives you the option to work without occupying a USB port, freeing the port up to be utilized by another device. It has a working distance of up to 8m, giving you greater flexibility and space. This convenient scroll wheel mouse is easy to install and use and is powered by 2 AAA batteries (sold separately). You can quickly and simply adjust the sensor and choose the right level of sensitivity for your own personal style.
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- it doesnt have any of that the package contains the mouse, 2 batteries, and instructions this mouse is made for devices with built in bluetooth if you have been using a usb bluetooth dongle, it might work as well, not sureby android4114/1/2015Was this answer helpful? (1) (0)Was this answer helpful?
- This mouse uses Bluetooth instead of usb. Your computer must have a Bluetooth chip inside it to use this mouse. If it doesn't, then you could buy a Bluetooth usb dongle in order to use it.by JackBeNimble12604/1/2015Was this answer helpful? (1) (0)Was this answer helpful?
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- Sorry but this mouse uses Bluetooth technology not USB.by elriner4/1/2015Was this answer helpful? (0) (1)Was this answer helpful?
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- Neither, You must have bluetooth support on your computer in order to use this mouse. The bluetooth can be integrated with the computer or added on as a usb dongle. Either way it doesn't come with this mouse. I recommend the IOGear usb dongle that you can get from Walmart for $12.84. I have two of them and they have outlasted a few computers. Both the BT dongle and this mouse cost the same as a MS mouse alone.by tlcstat6/23/2011Was this answer helpful? (0) (0)Was this answer helpful?
- It is the smaller version.by Abby1076/28/2011Was this answer helpful? (0) (1)Was this answer helpful?
- works great on my HP dv7 and Win 7. Needs a bluetooth dongle though.by usafaret7/15/2012Was this answer helpful? (0) (0)Was this answer helpful?
- Works with any bluetooth enabled computer. I have Windows 7 and use this mouse exclusively.by jabbott10204/25/2012Was this answer helpful? (0) (0)Was this answer helpful?
- Greetings, I own this mouse and it will work with a Mac and Linux system with built in Bluetooth and no installation disk needed. It will work with a Windows system with built in Bluetooth with the included install disk. It will work! It is a top quality mouse and I own two of them. Don't pay more for less quality. tlcstatby tlcstat4/13/2012Was this answer helpful? (0) (0)Was this answer helpful?
- This mouse will work with any computer that has blue tooth built in to itby HyperMan2/21/2016Was this answer helpful? (1) (0)Was this answer helpful?
- I currently have this connected to a brand new Surface Pro 3 - works great.by NickJS8/5/2014Was this answer helpful? (0) (0)Was this answer helpful?
- yes,my tablet is DELL PRO windows 8.1,and work very well.by nunos58/20/2014Was this answer helpful? (2) (0)Was this answer helpful?
- The Syba Multimedia Connectland Bluetooth Wireless Optical Mouse works with Windows 8.1.by CommunityAnswer4/16/2014Was this answer helpful? (1) (0)Was this answer helpful?
- It works with Surface RT 8.1 - no problems.by NaP1233/28/2014Was this answer helpful? (1) (0)Was this answer helpful?
Customer Reviews | 56 reviews | 3.6 out of 5
Customer Reviews
Customer review by Siddie
Recently bought a new laptop and it has an internal bluetooth. Instead of taking up one of my valuable USB ports with a mouse, I decided to get a bluetooth one. Main problem is almost every one that I looked at was around $50. Too much in my opinion. This one is nice, it has a timeout feature to conserve battery life - goes standby and stops transmitting after about 5 minutes of inactivity. The response time for when you need it back is about 5 seconds after you move the mouse. It has an on/off switch for when you carry it around. This is a great little mouse for the price. It is better than the last USB mouse I had. It also has forward and back buttons to help in navigating webpages. I have been using it for over 2 weeks and there have been zero problems. I am wondering how long the 2 AAA batteries that came with it will last.
Customer review by ForceReconS4
The Syba MM BT WL mouse is a great buy. I was searching for an alternative to LogiTech and wanted to get a mouse I could beat up. The Connectland was at a great price point and when I got the mouse, at first had a tough time linking it to my new VAIO laptop. I was worried that the product was faulty or that my new laptop didn't have a good BT adaptor. But, VAIO customer support walked me through a few settings adjustments and just like that the mouse has been up and running flawlessly! I appreciate the on/off switch at the bottom of the mouse to help me conserve battery during long times without use. The ability to change the DPI resolution is also really great...I've had to use the mouse on a variety of surfaces and this feature seems to help out greatly. Another great aspect of the product is that you don't need a mousepad, the laser reads true on just about any surface except formica...it even worked on marble and granite tops. The size is ideal for porting around...and like I mentioned, I just throw it in my laptop bag and off I go. The buttons have a solid build and deliberate click the them, and the scroll wheel, although a little tight and unadjustable for faster scrolling per se, feels sturdy and seems like it will last a long time. The forward/backward web page buttons on the side are a feature in higher-end mice that are much appreciated, too. Battery life seems great right now. No doubt I'll go a long time before changing batteries thanks to that great on/off switch I mentioned before. Overall, a fantastic value and I thank WalMart for making it available to consumers! Cheers.
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July 23, 2016
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Colosseum usher Dorothy Brooks greets and directs show attendees before the Shania show at Caesars Palace on Wednesday, July 23, 2014. Brooks turned 90 today and was thrown a birthday party there before opening for the evening.
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that was great
u should improve in ur graphics js a lil more......
What's wrong with Tanner? Heh, good luck responding >:(.
oh well it was pretty funny anyway, i bet that guy is insane. i bet. i bet he is insane, i bet!! i liked the way that fat guy just kept changing and stuff it was strangely effective.
Good stuff mate : )
I see Steve put on a good 40 pounds of muscles just for the occasion :P
Well i pretty much traced his pic, not the greatest draw guy here. Close enough, know?
thx for the positive review pox
ahahahahaaaa YES
That rocked...and it was totally unexpected too! I like what you did for each part, working with the sound effects and whatnot. :D One thing though - WHY AM I SO FAT!? :P
Guess the muscle didn't come out too great. Oh well, keep counting those calories, bud. =oD
another thumbs up
that was coo...sound quality not so good...but animation and style pretty good
Hey the sound quality has been upgraded if ya want to check it out


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Greendale baseball team clinches Woodland Conference championship
Panthers blank Wauwatosa West
Ty Ramirez hurled a four-hit shutout, striking out eight, as the Greendale baseball team halted Wauwatosa West 5-0 on July 7 to officially capture the Woodland Conference championship.
The Panthers improved to 14-1 in the conference, three games ahead of Pewaukee in the West Division and five games ahead of Greenfield, the top team in the East Division.
Greendale, which moved to 25-1 overall with the victory over West, secured its first Woodland crown since 2008.
The Panthers breezed through their other Woodland contests last week, downing St. Francis 10-0 on July 3, New Berlin West 10-2 on July 2 and New Berlin West again by 12-0 on July 1.
In all cases, their winning formula stayed the same as it has been all season: strong starting pitching combined with a powerful offense.
Miller stars on mound
Zach Miller, normally the Panthers' relief ace, hurled a complete-game shutout against St. Francis, allowing three hits while striking out seven and walking one.
Tristian Pipp drove in four runs, while Angel Ramirez and Ty Ramirez both brought in two runs.
In the 10-2 victory over New Berlin West, Zack Henderson worked five innings on the mound, striking out 11, before Tyler Peterson finished.
Pipp went 2-for-3 with a run batted in, while Miller was also 2-for-3.
In the earlier triumph over the Vikings, Ty Ramirez pitched five innings, allowing one hit, striking out 10 and walking one.
He was supported by a 15-hit attack, led by Henderson with two doubles, a home run and two RBIs; David Wood with three hits and an RBI, Ty Ramirez with two hits, including a homer, and two RBIs; Miller with two hits, including a double, and three RBIs, and Pipp and Sam Sabinash with two hits each.
Greendale tips Central
Greendale also topped West Allis Central of the Greater Metro Conference by an 8-7 count July 2.
The Panthers lost a 7-3 lead as two errors helped the Bulldogs score four in the top of the sixth inning, but they came back with the eventual winning run in the bottom of the sixth.
Angel Ramirez led off with a single, then stole second and took third on a groundout. He came home on a two-out error as a throw got past the first baseman to give Greendale an 8-7 lead.
Head coach Brian Johnsen liked the way his team rallied after surrendering the four runs in the top of the sixth.
"We have been a resilient team all season," the coach said.
Miller then took the mound in the top of the seventh and allowed only a walk to earn the save.
"He is such a competitor," Johnsen said of Miller. "There is no one else I would want to have out there."
Greendale fell behind 2-0 in the first but tied the game in its half of the inning with the help of a couple of Central errors.
Pipp lines home run
The Bulldogs pushed across another run in the second, but the Panthers again answered as Pipp belted a three-run home run to deep center field for a 5-3 advantage.
Greendale added two in the fourth as Ben Moore came home on the front end of a double steal and Sabinash singled home Pipp, who had walked.
The lead lasted until the sixth, when the twin errors helped Central get the tie.
Chris Carloni earned the victory, while Pipp collected three RBIs and Moore two hits.
After this week's play, Greendale enters the WIAA Tournament next week. The Panthers will have a high seed and first-round bye and will play on Friday, July 18.
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Archos unveils cooking-focused ChefPad, resistant against food and water
Archos has unveiled the new ChefPad, which it's marketing to your inner gourmet cooking abilities.
On the inside, the ChefPad for the most part is a normal tablet. You'll find a 9.7-inch 1024x768 capacitive screen, 1.6GHz dual-core processor, 8GB internal storage with expandable MicroSD slot, 2-megapixel front and rear cameras, Wi-Fi, and mini HDMI - running on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean with the normal Google Play access. On the outside is where the kitchen aspect comes into play.
Archos has included a silicone case which it brags is spill-proof against water and food, something chefs are constantly battling in the kitchen. Furthermore, you'll be able to adjust the stand for the best viewing angle while cooking. We think it's a great idea, giving the feel of the classic cookbook, something you're probably used to seeing in your parents' kitchen.
Even though you'll have access to the wide array of cooking apps available on Google Play, Archos has included a "Chef's Apps" selection to give you access to a curated list of apps from categories including recipes, drinks, shopping, cooking TV and more.
While this doesn't sound like a Nexus 10 or iPad-killer, the price certainly gets our attention. Archos says the ChefPad will be available starting in June for $209.99 (£137.50) from its online store. At that price, we have to say, this wouldn't be too shabby a device just to keep in your kitchen.
Archos's offering reminds us a lot of the Qooq, a dual-core tablet that runs on Linux as its operating system, but its software was designed entirely in-house. It provides access to 3,500 recipes from 100 different chefs, with 1,200 of those presented as videos.
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Alleged bomb maker surrenders to Indonesia police
Jakarta: Authorities say an alleged bomb maker who fled his house during a raid has surrendered to police in Indonesia`s capital.
Jakarta police spokesman Col Rikwanto said on Monday that 32-year-old Muhammad Toriq gave himself up late Sunday. He says a belt of explosives was strapped to Toriq`s body when he surrendered, but he handed it over along with a gun and ammunition.
Toriq escaped after residents in western Jakarta rushed to his home last week as plumes of smoke shot up from it. Police later found explosive devices inside.
Toriq is believed to be linked to a militant group that planned to shoot police and bomb the Parliament building to wage "holy war" and establish an Islamic state.
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