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- Talk Time: Up To 5.5 Hours
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- Advanced Bluetooth headset in Silver Lining design with NoiseAssasin 3.0 noise and wind canceling technology for clear communication
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The Jawbone ERA is the only Bluetooth headset equipped with military-grade NoiseAssassin 3.0, the latest version of Jawbone's industry-first noise and wind canceling technology. Originally developed for use by tank commanders and helicopter pilots, NoiseAssassin 3.0 eliminates background noise better than any other headset. It also auto-adjusts inbound call volume and intelligibility to your environment. Whether you're at a noisy ball game or on the road, you'll always hear and be heard.
Listen in HD
Music, video and calls never sounded better. With its 10mm wideband speaker--our biggest, most powerful speaker yet (25 percent larger than previous models)--podcasts, Pandora tunes, YouTube videos, driving directions and more come vibrantly to life in full-spectrum, HD-quality sound. Jawbone ERA is also the most convenient way to enjoy all your mobile media and calls in one place. No more clunky headphones, no more tangled cords. You'll be totally hands-free and never miss a beat.
Magical Motion Controls
Jawbone ERA is the first headset with a built-in accelerometer and patented MotionX technology. Out of the box, you can ShakeShake Jawbone ERA into pairing mode or TapTap to answer phone calls. And because Jawbone ERA is completely integrated with the online MyTALK platform, it will continue to gain functionality as we develop new motion applications. ShakeShake and TapTap is just the beginning.
Get Apps and Updates at MyTALK
Like all Jawbone products, Jawbone ERA gets better with time when synced with Jawbone's industry-first MyTALK platform. Download apps, customize new features like Caller ID by Name (exclusive to Jawbone ERA), set different voices or language options, even program Jawbone ERA to send e-mails and text messages using your voice. Just sign into mytalk.jawbone.com, plug in your headset, and sync whatever apps and updates you want. Make it yours at MyTALK.
THOUGHTS: Free Voice Communication Service for Utility and Productivity for iPhone
Jawbone THOUGHTS is the first and only free iPhone app for your headset that lets you send voice messages to friends and groups without typing or calling. It is a new productivity and utility tool for headsets that combines the speed of texting, the group collaboration of e-mail, and the rich intonation of voice all into one. THOUGHTS can be found under "Jawbone" in the iPhone App Store.
Keep Tabs on Battery Life
You'll never run out of juice with Jawbone ERA. To check battery status, glance at the battery meter that automatically displays in the status bar of your iPhone (BlackBerry and others available at MyTALK). Or, if your phone is out of reach, just press the TALK button on Jawbone ERA to hear an update: "About 5 hours of talk time remaining."
Or just do nothing: when your battery is running low, you'll hear a reminder to charge up whispered in your ear. Jawbone ERA rechargeable lithium-ion now holds an additional hour of battery life--up to 5.5 hours of continuous use.
It's All in the Details
Every Jawbone ERA comes with eight earbuds and an optional binaural earloop, ensuring the perfect fit either ear, no matter what your size. It's so light and comfortable, you'll probably forget you're even wearing it. Jawbone ERA also includes Jawbone's innovative Spout earbud, a breakthrough design that channels audio directly into your ear, providing the clearest sound.
Jawbone ERA's beauty is more than skin-deep. With its layered, architectural surface exterior and faceted body, Jawbone ERA's sophisticated form reflects the advanced technology within. Available in four striking designs.
Jawbone takes great care in creating the highest quality products with minimal impact on the environment. Our packaging is 100 percent recyclable and made from only two materials: recycled paper and PET plastic. The total volume of Jawbone's headset packaging has also been reduced by over 50 percent from previous years. When it comes to the environment, less is more.
- Bluetooth: Version 2.1
- Bluetooth profiles: Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP) 1.2, Hands-Free Profile (HFP) 1.5, Headset Profile (HSP) 1.1
- Multipoint: Supports simultaneous Multipoint (two live audio connections)
- Talk time: Up to 5.5 hours
- Standby time: Up to 10 days (240 hours)
- PC compatibility: Windows 7, Vista XP; Mac OS X 10.5 and higher (for MyTALK apps and software updates)
- Dimensions: 2.02 x 0.57 x 0.95 inches (LxWxH)
- Weight: 10.2 grams (0.36 ounce)
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Jawbone Era, spout earbuds (4), round earbuds (4), binaural earloop, Micro USB cable, AC wall adapter, carry case, operating instructions
Customer Reviews
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Enter the Era, and at last, Jawbone has reached perfection (almost). Most on-line reviews will gush over Jawbone's ability to pack a larger, fuller-spectrum speaker into the same-size housing, and it's true: it is louder, and voices sound more natural, now that they have the "warmth" lacking from the Icon. What they don't tell you is that the eartips are much improved. First, there are four of them now, not just three; what was the Icon's largest one, is now the second-largest packed in the Era's box. Interestingly, the second-largest eartip for the Era is also slightly larger than the Icon's largest, leading to - at last! - a stable, secure fit. One that also remains fairly comfortable for extended periods of time.
One will also read much about the built-in accelerometer. While it seems a bit gimicky, I have to admit, the "tap-tap" to answer and end calls is actually pretty slick. I can't wait to see what other control-ability Jawbone will devise for the Era in time.Read more ›
I know the phone touts all this tap tap shake shake stuff, which is neat, but I just use it the regular old fashioned way.
As for call quality, its outstanding. The phone is light and fits snug and comfortably with the jabra ear gel inserts I bought for the ICON but also fit perfect on the ERA. I do not like any of the custom earpieces it comes with.
The reason I wrote the review is because of the conditions I put this thing through. I drive the UPS truck, with an obnoxiously loud diesel engine roaring under my nose, and both doors are open so you can imagine the wind noise, and the ERA handles it like a champ. Its loud and clear on my end, and everyone I call says its sounds good on their end. Its a grand slam!!
<The rep told me the the 1 year warranty is not valid because I didn't purchase from Jawbone directly or from one of their authorized retailers. Amazon is not an authorized seller: no factory warranty.>
I explained that this is not stated in the warranty or on the Amazon website. The customer rep agreed but stuck to his guns: I bought it from an unauthorized seller so the 1 year warranty on my 4 month old product is void. I asked for a list of authorized sellers. The Jawbone rep told me that is internal company information and he can't give it out!
I looked around their website and found a page showing logos of "retail partners" To my amazement there was the secret list of approved sellers and Amazon is not one of them: ergo no factory warranty. YOU ARE ON YOUR OWN AFTER 30 DAYS when you buy a jawbone product through any online seller that isn't jawbone.com. This makes it simple for me: I'm not going to buy Jawbone products any more.
The single ear gel that came with it had EAR WAX on it, utterly discussing !!!
There was no charger, the bag to carry the ear piece was torn on 1 side, the battery wouldn't hold a charge for more than 30 minutes, it's advertised as coming with 8 ear gels, they were not in the package.
The product arrived in a wrinkled plastic bad with a wrinkled barely readable manual.
This is an outrage !!!!!!
I'll never buy anything else from this seller !!!
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The Jawbone Era is the best! Nobody ever says "Are you on a Bluetooth?"Published 2 days ago by robert baudoux
I really liked this headset when I first ordered it. After a month I started having issues with sound crackling in the background while talking. Read morePublished 6 days ago by Connie
very disappointed with this product. Could not hear or understand the user when she called ( I got it for my girlfriend)Published 12 days ago by ZoomOnSports
It's really nice how they provide a variety of sizes for ear buds. This worked great around the house but when driving it picked up a lot of road noise. So that was a bummer.Published 22 days ago by Kaylann
The background noise is way too loud! I thought this device would drown out background noise but it did just the opposite. Very disappointed since this was a gift for my husband.Published 22 days ago by Amazon Customer


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Found in an antique shop in the Central Valley of CA. Says Clarence S. Hall and was taken at the Findley Graham studio in Carrollton, MO.
Mystery: Found pic in an antique shop in CA. Whose family member is he?
Mystery: Found pic in an antique shop in CA. Whose family member is he?
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Lucinda Shatto This photo might be part of our Hall Family. I have been doing research on the Hall side for 15 years or more and this is the first time something has brought me closer to may be finding lost Hall family. My Great Grand Father Hiram & Great Grand Mother Sarah (Jones) Hall was marred in TN but lived in Scott County Va. We do know my Grand Mother Lula was born in Carrollton,Mo. Per some records I have. I also have records that it puts this family in two different countys which one was White Cloud Kansas. They had children in MO,KS,AR. We do know Sarah had a Brother who moved to White Clouds KS and moved to AR. In Carrollton County AR. Befor Sarah moved to AR.after her husband died in 1899. And there last child was born in Jan. 1900 in KS. And 1905 Sarah was still in KS. We also know Hiram had a brother who also moved to KS but we was never sure if he was with them or not. There was a fallen out between the two Hall brother. I'm trying to find the other Hall brother. Also where Hiram grave is there is two Hallfamily there and the person who takes care of the books said she talks to the other Hall Family and they do not want any one put there because that family also had a fallen with Another Hall family. So our two family could be the same family who was fitting with each other. And one more story to add to this one.Hiram & Sarah children got married and some of them moved to CA and Sarah would go out to CA. My Grand Mother Lula she married Robert Lee Higginbottom and they got marred and some of their children moved to CA. And my grandmother Lula would go to the different daughters houses and spend time with them in CA. just like her mother did. There also was some other Higginbottom family of ours that moved there also. THE END. I bet your glad the story is over. I do not know where the photo was in CA. I wonder if it was close to our family? I hope you will get back to me I would love to have a copy. I just wonder if there was any other photoes there.
Thank You Lucinda (Collins) Shatto
Thank You Lucinda (Collins) Shatto
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Cheryl Dieter I hope he is part of your family. I know nothing about them other than I found this picture in an antique store....wish I knew more.
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Critical Rating: Not Yet Rated
Genre: Pro-Am
The emphasis in this volume is on huge hooters, so Harry (director Bone) has cruised the exotic dance circuit for women to fit the bill. The three lovelies he finds have a cumulative chest measurement of 117 inches, so in this respect, Harry is quite successful.
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You are just like Lamar and the devil , you are always somewhere lurking !<quoted text>
I'll be here every day to tell you that.
Example for our youth? What have youth got to do with it?
I laugh so hard at the attempts to insult people who don't agree with TOPIX regulars. Keep it up because I'll be that one thorn in your side every day to remind you that people don't agree with TOPIX.
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You are just like Lamar , the druken sheriff and the devil , you are always somewhere lurking !
#204 Feb 23, 2012
Yeah, Sue you better watch it....they are trying to RUN someone out of town....
#205 Feb 23, 2012
Do we really need a Sheriff's department? That dept. is very expensive and wastes taxoayer money. Just think about how much we could save by not having one.
I could then pursue my career without interference from some deputy. Sometimes it seems that I just get started on my work when I begin hearing sirens.
#206 Feb 23, 2012
Check out Fannin Co.`s Sheriff he also was a State trooper and resigned to run for the job check out the Law suits he has that the news paper and court system has on Fannin Co.
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The fact somnone was a State Patrolman and that makes him unqualified to be a sheriff is just about as stupid a remark as I have ever heard. Now I don't know if Mack Mason will make a good sheriff or not but no matter how bad he is he could not be as bad as what we have. I understand he has about 30 years in law enforcement while our present sheriff had a couple of years as a deputy before being elected sheriff. The best thing we can do is to elect Mack Mason and judge his performance for the next 4 years. I would venture to guess that if we elect him this term we will also elect him the next. We can no longer go on the same track we are on now.
#208 Feb 24, 2012
You surprise me! Most of the time you are wrong in my opinion, but this one you are right on.
#209 Feb 24, 2012
I agree Mack Mason has way more experience than Stephens did when he became sheriff. I don't know Mr. Mason but I have heard he was tough but honest. Guess what? My vote goes to the man that is honest. Watched "Walking Tall" the other night and all I could think of when "The Rock" fired all the deputies was Mack taking office!
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Everyone remember to go to the Civic Center tonight and hear the Republician Candidates. It would be nice if the Democrat candidates would also but attend but I guess Lamar is the only one who has actually declared.
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It's DemocratIC, Reb, not democrat.
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Now I was trying to be nice. I have seen it written democrap but I would never do that except in the case of one or two canidates. Thanks for the help. Democratic, Democratic, Democratic, Democratic Democratic,/Republician, Republician, Republician, Everyone become an Independent. Vote for the man not the party.
#215 Mar 1, 2012
how about a jackass and a elephant.
#216 Mar 1, 2012
Is this the event that is being sponsored by the local TEA Party?
Is the discussion of UN Agenda 21 still on the slate,
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#217 Mar 1, 2012
It's good to know that you would NEVER stoop so low,
except, of course, when it served a purpose.
Then you're not stooping lowly,
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i so agree on this i am going through the same crap and how they twist everything around. its us against them whose gonna win them while our reputatution is at stake. i know so many pppl who have gotten in trouble that have turned their lives around and was doing great, then the cops harrass them and doing everfything they can to bring them back down again if they cant find anything then they plant stuff so they r proven right. such corruption
#219 Mar 1, 2012
what it says is, Oh my is not welcome. I understand those NRA guys were there looking for you again.
#220 Mar 2, 2012
Now why would "those NRA guys" be looking specifically for me,
better hope they can spot me in a crowd,
and not someone else.
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It's possible they want to check your card, it's possible they want to check you weapon, it's possible they want to check what sex you are, it's possible they want to get you to join, it's possible they are gonna give you a refund on the membership because liberals are not allowed membership.
Many possibilities but only one they alone know about.
it's the posse comitatus that would worry me.
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When I got my new camera a few months ago, I think many of you will remember how much fun I was having with the 14-24mm lens on the full framed Nikon D800. I have shown you some of the photos that I took of the bluestone building that belongs to Deaf Children Australia. It is fantastic to have a building like this to go to and take photos of anytime I like really.
One of the things that is fantastic about that lens is that it allows you to get angles that wouldn't be able to get otherwise. Though not with the photo above, this is a fairly standard image. I have played with it some. Trying to make the image look like it was older, or maybe just playing.
They want me to tell you about a DVD that they have produced, it is called "Behind the Bluestone" and is full of footage from the school and stories by people who went there. It is very inexpensive at $15 and a great way to support Deaf Children Australia. If you are interested in purchasing it then you should go to this link, click here.
I believe more restoration work will beginning soon, so it will be good to see more happening there. Don't forget you can also donate money to Deaf Children Australia and there is a donate button on their website.
I am going to put in a small gallery with some other images, one of them is a tree, but if you look carefully you can see the children at the school have hung hands in the tree. You can also see some of the angles I was talking about. I also love how much of a room you can fit into an image with the lens, the room being what was the girls dormitory now the boardroom.


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The six-month mark for the president's Digital Government strategy has passed.
The six-month milestone since the White House released its Digital Government Strategy has come and gone with little fanfare.
When the three-month mark came in August, U.S. CIO Steven VanRoekel penned a blog post highlighting the strategy's early successes. The latest milestone, Nov. 23, passed with no mention at all.
Office of Management and Budget spokesperson Ari Astles told FCW in an e-mail that OMB will "highlight the ongoing work related to the Digital Government Strategy, including agency implementation successes and resources," in early 2013.
The Digital Government Strategy update will coincide with OMB's open data policy release, Astles said, which will build on the work of the Presidential Innovation Fellows on open data initiatives.
When OMB does highlight the milestone, the news will be reasonably good. A majority of agencies met most, but not all, of the six-month goals the strategy set. The data is available at the General Services Administration's Digital Services Innovation Center.
But the agencies, like OMB, are not talking about it much. Calls and requests for comment to the General Services Administration and several other departments regarding the six-month deliverables were declined, with the agencies citing a desire to follow OMB's lead.
According to David Powner, director of IT management issues at the Government Accountability Office, dueling priorities may be part of the reason for continued silence. Powner said agencies have several big initiatives up in the air right now, including TechStat, PorfolioStat and the Federal Data Center Consolidation Initiative. Powner said those projects could realize about $10 billion in savings all together.
"Prioritizing work ends up being a big thing," he said, adding that dollar savings can certainly make a difference with regards to agency prioritization.
Jay Huie, a senior project manager at ActioNet, Inc. and creator of the digital government strategy tracker, said progress is not always perfectly on deadline.
"Deadlines are good, motivating factors, but there also needs to be recognition that you can't mandate innovation on a timeline," said Huie, whose government tracking tool monitors websites that are supposed to result from the Digital Government Strategy.
"If an agency didn't turn a website on, maybe that's not bad as long as it is in the process of turning it on," said Huie. "Tools like the Digital Government Tracker, I think should be used as tools not to bludgeon agencies over the head but to ask the question, 'Do you need help?' And if so, let's get the federal CIO in there and find out why."
Some of the six-month milestones from the Digital Government Strategy
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After teaching at G.C. Burkhead Elementary School for 28 years, Debbie McQueary retired in 2005 and joined a homemakers club. This involvement led her to be inducted as the current Hardin County Homemakers president.
"Debbie is one of the nicest, most genuine and talented people I have ever met," Hardin County Extension agent Teran Ransom said. "Her attention to detail and sense of community will enable her to make a great (president)."
At 82, Agnes Riggs of Upton has a can-do attitude when it comes to her hobby: canning.
Her efforts earned numerous accolades at the Kentucky State Fair, including a canning sweepstakes win. Additionally, Riggs placed in 16 categories ranging from plum preserves to red tomatoes.
"I can anything there is to can," she said as she worked in her kitchen among dozens of empty jars and many more filled with pickles, tomatoes and soup.
A pressure canner has stayed on her stove all summer, she said.
Words spoken with kindness can change a life just as words spoken with harmful intent can affect a person for a lifetime.
Being a people watcher, it always is interesting to watch and listen at airports, malls or social gatherings. It is quite amazing to hear what people say. Sometimes words are hurtful, disrespectful and downright mean. People insert their thoughts and feelings occasionally without filters.
When I was younger and thought about having multiple children, I pictured them as the best of friends. They would play ball or dolls together, or maybe build intricate Lego houses complete with stairs and rooftop gardens. They would always talk kindly to each other and think of ways to make the other one's day better.
Reality, of course, rarely follows that sort of idealistic daydream. It's usually much louder and more disagreeable than I ever could have imagined.
On Thursday, we're taking a trip back in time.
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Not at all. Although this year's flu vaccine doesn't match two of the three main types of flu strains now in circulation, people who did get a flu shot and catch the flu get a much milder disease. This can make a life-or-death difference to people who are at high risk of flu complications, such as pregnant women, young children, the elderly, and those with chronic medical conditions such as diabetes, asthma, and heart disease.
At the Feb. 27 meeting of the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, University of Virginia professor James C. Turner, MD, said a UVA study found this year's vaccine to be 41% protective against serious flu illness. A similar study in 2003 found that year's vaccine to be 69% protective.
Turner, executive director for student health at UVA, said the school this year had a "robust" flu outbreak. Because UVA has a unique program that tracks students' flu vaccination status and uses rapid flu tests to detect flu outbreaks, CDC flu experts tell WebMD that this estimate is probably accurate, although the vaccine may be more or less protective in different regions of the country.
Q. Why was there a mismatch in this year's flu shot?
Flu vaccines contain a mixture of two influenza "A" virus strains -- this year they are types H3N2 and H1N1 -- and a "B" virus strain. These viruses mutate or "drift" a little each year, which is why the annual flu vaccine must be reformulated each year.
Most years, experts manage to match their flu vaccine selections in the spring to the strains that circulate later in the year throughout the U.S. and globally. In winter 2007, experts considered including a particular H3N2 strain of influenza A, but dropped the plan when they couldn't find samples that would grow properly in the manufacturing process.
Influenza A typically makes up about 85% of all flu cases. However, this year the particular H3N2 strain that was left out of the vaccine wound up being the dominant influenza A virus, which accounts for more than 60% of flu cases.


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By day, New York Times and USA Today bestselling New Adult author Emma Hart dons a cape and calls herself Super Mum to a terrible two year old and growing bump, due September 2013. By night, she drops the cape, pours a glass of juice and writes books.
She likes to write about magic, kisses and whatever else she can fit into the story. Sarcastic, witty characters are a must. As are hot guys. Emma is currently working too many books to even count - including Playing for Keeps, the companion book to the New York Times and USA Today bestseller, The Love Game. She likes to be busy - unless busy involves doing the dishes, but that seems to be when all the ideas come to life.
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I loved this book and gave it a brilliant 4.5 stars.
This was Emma Hart's first venture into the New Adult category and I must say what a great début she made.
Never forget is a sweet, coming-of-age tale. City girl Lexy's summer plans are ruined when she is told she will not be spending the summer with her friends but in actual fact she will be returning to her former coastal home town of Lilac bay. In Lexy's eyes, summer fun just went out the window.
So Lexy resigns herself to a summer stuck with her parents, annoying older brother and her delightfully eccentric Grammy. (who, for me, stole the show)
Lexy's feet have barely reached Lilac Bay when she meets Grammy's odd job man Alec, although Alec isn't one of Grammy's silver haired bingo buddies, no Alec would just happen to be tall, dark, lean and incredibly handsome. But Lexy isn't phased and is accustomed to Alec's kind therefore she makes it very clear up front that nothing will ever happen between the two of them. Lexy has her heart to protect.
This was a great tale of family relationships, reconnecting friendships and having a summer full of fun and memories. I loved the supporting characters in this book. From Lexy's crazy friend Jen, who she could always rely on for some straight talking advice. Her funny yet annoying brother Bing, her sweet parents and then Grammy, little firecracker Grammy. I feel everyone should have a Grammy in their life, she seriously cracked me up!
'Mum kisses her cheeck. "Woman of your age shouldn't be drinking Vino the way you do."
"Oh pish, Em, it's only a few glasses a week." Gram waves her hand dismissivley.'
Lexy was finally having the summer of fun she wished for, only now it was with old friends, close family and a hot boy to boot!
I loved the change in Alec, he started off as the typical playboy assuming he could get what he wanted and Lexy being the sassy chick that she was told him otherwise. I loved that the book had the dual point of views because I felt we got to know Alec and he had so many *swoon* moments.
"I don't know when she made the transition from sexy to beautiful in my mind, or when she became a need instead of a want. I missed when she switched from a one night girl to a forever girl. My forever girl."
And Lexy had no choice but to give in as she could no longer deny their connection.
"He's stealing my Heart, a little piece at a time. And I'm not sure want him to stop anymore."
But as the saying goes, all good things must come to an end. I knew the train wreck was about to happen yet there was nothing I could do to stop it. Lexy's world comes crashing down and the people who she loved the most were the ones who hurt her in the end. This part of the story was well done. I could feel Lexy's emotions and my heart went out to her. All I'll say is at 95% the tears were flowing freely, it couldn't be helped.
There were definitely a few rather smexy scenes in the book. The author did a great job of balancing the sweet, heart felt connection between Lexy and Alec and then the moments of pure, raw passion. Did I mention Alec was hot?? ;)
This was a fun read, I loved the author's writing style. It was easy to get lost in the story and I fell in love with each and every character. For me, I especially liked that it was set in Britain and I could relate to all the little quirks. (And yes when she mentions grabbing her pig, she means her piggy bank, people! ;)) This is the second British New Adult novel I have read and I can only hope they are on the increase.
I have discovered a great new author and can't wait to read her future offerings.
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Techniques for managing user identities in Linux
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Maybe password security isn't perfect, but most networks depend on it. This month we examine some tools for smarter, more versatile authentication.
Despite years of constant high-tech innovation, the password remains a fundamental feature of most networks. Various tools let you consolidate, encrypt, sanitize, and synchronize passwords, but unless your company invests heavily in smart cards or other new age technologies, you'll eventually have to log in somewhere. This month we look at some techniques for supporting, securing, and simplifying user authentication in Linux.
Our first article examines some tools for authenticating users with one-time passwords. You'll learn why many organizations prefer passwords that change with every login. We then zero in for a look at OPIE and OTPW – a pair of open source solutions for one-time password authentication.
Many Linux users would rather not even think about Microsoft, but part of our mission has always been to let readers know about free, open source tools for easy integration with proprietary technologies. Our next article describes how Samba's Windbind service lets Linux clients participate in Microsoft's Active Directory environments.
We'll also discuss some options for creating password-protected pages for your website. We'll look at how the Apache web server handles authentication, we'll examine authentication alternatives based on SQL and LDAP, we'll show you how to create a custom authentication solution in Perl.
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File history gives you advanced backup features without requiring admin privileges.
Backup and restore are fairly common procedures. However, most backup applications, including Windows Backup and Restore that shipped with Windows 7, require administrator privileges to set up and use. This means most of your users will have to ask you to set it up every time they need to restore a file, or to grant them administrative privileges.
This isn't the case with File History. File History gives each user full control of backup functions. Now the user can decide if and when to turn on File History and which external drive to use. In fact, the user can select a different location to store his file history. And he doesn't have to ask for your help to restore a file.
A user can use advanced File History features to control many operational aspects, such as:
You can access advanced settings, such as Exclude, from the File History control panel applet. To exclude a folder, select Exclude folders. Next, click on the Add button, browse to the folder you want to exclude and select it. Files in this folder won't be backed up starting with the next backup cycle. To start backing it up again, simply remove the folder from the list. There are other advanced settings available on the Advanced Settings page.
File History also supports new storage features introduced in Windows 8. If you have lots of data to back up, you can use Storage Spaces to create a resilient storage pool using off-the-shelf USB drives. When the pool fills up, you can easily add more drives and extra storage capacity.
If you use BitLocker to protect the content of your personal files, you can also use File History as it seamlessly supports BitLocker on both source and destination drives. File History was designed for consumers, but could also be used by enterprise customers.
In some cases, File History might conflict with enterprise policies (such as a retention policy). To prevent such conflicts, there's a Group Policy that lets you turn off File History on managed client PCs. You'll find the File History policy setting in the Group Policy Object Editor under Computer Configuration | Administrative Templates | Windows Components | File History.
File History is part of Windows 7, so you don't need to install any additional software. However, File History has to be turned on, which typically requires only one click. To start protecting your libraries, simply attach an external drive or select a network location. File History will store versions of your files on this device.
File History automatically selects an external drive if there's one available. If there's more than one external drive, it will select the one with the most free storage capacity.
File History wakes up once an hour and looks for personal files that have changed. Versions of all files that have changed are replicated to a dedicated storage device. This approach eliminates the need to set up a schedule and leave a computer idle for an extended period of time. One hour frequency offers a good balance between the level of protection and amount of storage space consumed by file versions. Enthusiasts can change the frequency from 10 min to 1 day in order to increase the level of protection or reduce storage consumption.
File History runs silently in the background. It doesn't require any ongoing maintenance. The only time it will ask you to intervene is when the external drive is full. At this point, you'll have to either replace the drive with a bigger one or change a setting that tells File History how long to save file versions. By default, we keep versions of user personal files forever, but if storage is an issue, it can be reduced to a period of time that best suits your needs.
File History is also integrated with HomeGroup to make it easier for you to set up backup for all your home network members. Here's how it works:
File History doesn't back up your files to the cloud. While the cloud is great for storing files you'd like to access on the go or for sharing files with others, backing up terabytes of data to the cloud requires a specialized service.
Many cloud services today support local synchronization, where the data in the cloud is mirrored in your local file system. Sync solutions by their very nature copy changes immediately to all locations, which means accidental deletes or inadvertent changes or corruption to files will also be synchronized The best way to address this problem is to couple your sync service with a point-in-time backup solution such as File History.
File History takes advantage of your apps, files, PCs and devices being able to integrate with Skydrive. If your SkyDrive is synced to your file system, File History will automatically start protecting the files stored in your local SkyDrive folder. This is a great example of local backup plus reliable anytime, anywhere access. You can access your SkyDrive files through your PC, your phone or the Web. You'll know File History is providing fast local backup and instantaneous access to all versions of those files.
Usually a full-system backup protects your PC against complete system loss, such as when a PC is stolen or lost or the internal hard drive stops working. Research shows only a small number of users are concerned about losing the OS, apps or settings. They are by far more concerned about losing their personal files. For this reason, File History was designed specifically to protect personal files.
File History doesn't offer the ability to do a full-system backup, but it does offer a good compromise. Together with other features introduced in Windows 8 it provides protection against such disasters. If you want to prepare for a disaster, Microsoft recommends the following strategy:
When your PC is replaced or needs to be reinstalled:
It may require more steps than a file or image restore, but it has some clear benefits:
Those who need a full-system backup can still use Windows Backup to create a system image.
File History requires the Windows 8 client OS and an external storage device with enough storage capacity to store a copy of all user libraries, such as a USB drive, network-attached storage device or share on another PC in the home network.
File History silently protects all your important files stored in Libraries, Desktop, Favorites and Contacts. Once turned on, it requires no effort at all to protect your data. When you lose a file or just need to find an original version of a picture or a specific version of a resume, all versions of your files are available. With the File History restore application, you can find it quickly and effortlessly.
Bohdan Raciborski is a principal program manager lead for Microsoft. He has more than 20 years of software development and program management experience. His primary focus is developing software and managing teams in areas ranging from enterprise, high availability, and high-performance storage solutions to consumer products for developed and emerging markets.


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So I solved the Visual Editor problem in IE 9 - and only IE 9, ugh! using compatibility mode after none of the following worked on a Windows 7 System:
(The load-scripts.php?load=jquery has displayed text every time.)
Upgraded really, really old Java.
I installed Silverlight.
I ran IE with minimal security and protected mode off.
I cleared caches.
Flash was up to date.
No security software, ad blockers.
And poof, click "compatibility mode" and it works. What about compatibility mode would get this working again?


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I hate to mark this broken, since I've used this plugin happily for a long time. But now I've just set up a fresh site and get this at the top of the admin/backend:
Notice: Undefined index: displayfav in ...wp-content/plugins/ozh-admin-drop-down-menu/inc/core.php on line 264
It does not seem to inflict on performance, though. Also settings work - and even the error message is almost hidden up under the top black menu bar


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The right sidebar is not showing up. How do I get it to show up?
The right sidebar is not showing up. How do I get it to show up?
The theme actually has separate sidebar columns, which are:
1. Blog Right Sidebar
2. Page Right Sidebar
I designed it so that blog based widgets can be associated with the blog sidebar only while keeping page based widgets for the page sidebar.
But the page right sidebar is not showing up. The sidebar is showing up on the blog page, but not the other pages. How do I get it to show up on the other pages?
The widget will only show up on blog based pages if you publish them to the Blog right sidebar, like: the blog, the full post article, archive, author, etc.
For actual pages, widgets have to be published to the Page Right Sidebar to show up. However, do you have a link to your site where I can see this and then I can get a better idea on what might be happening?
I put the widget into the Page Right Sidebar. The client wants the site to be hidden until it's finished, so I have the plugin "coming soon mode" activated, so you won't be able to see the site unless I make you a user. I could remove you as a user after we resolve the issue... Would you be ok with that? Thank you for your help--I really appreciate it!
Not a problem, I want to make sure this is working 100% for you... please setup a login and I will take a look, and then you can remove the login.
Thank you so much! I think I need your email address to give you a user account, don't I?
oh right...that helps :)
Go to http://www.styledthemes.com and in the footer, contact me from my contact page with your info.
Will do!
After our email discussion, here is the solution for getting widgets to show on the "pages" right sidebar:
"When you have the page open in your admin page editor, in the right side column there is a template drop down select list for Page Templates. This is where you will find the theme's available templates that you can apply to each page that you edit or create."
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This is a simple streamed music player for iPhone. I made it as a trainee for a company already 9 months ago. Still not on the App Store... siiigh
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Macomb Countyĺs road chief is criticizing a report that indicates Macomb ranks fourth worst among Michiganĺs 83 counties for the most bridges that are substandard.
According to the stateĺs road buildersĺ group, the Michigan Infrastructure and Transportation Association, Macomb has 107 bridges that are structurally deficient or functionally obsolete. Wayne County topped the list and Oakland County was at No. 3.
On a percentage basis, Macomb, the stateĺs third most populous county, fared better. With 405 bridges, Macomb ranked 23rd in the percentage of bridges ľ 26 percent ľ that MITA says should be replaced.
But Bob Hoepfner, director of the Macomb County Department of Roads, said that the figures are misleading because nearly half of the bridges in the county are under the jurisdiction of the Michigan Department of Transportation, which is responsible for maintenance of freeways and state highways.
Setting aside the MDOT structures, Hopefner said the local and county bridges on major roads are in good shape, in part because the county has recently replaced major spans on 14 Mile Road in Sterling Heights, Bridgeview in Harrison Township and two locations on 23 Mile Road in north Macomb.
Any study that compiles raw numbers, Hoepfner added, puts Macomb at a disadvantage compared to other counties.
ôWeĺre at the end of the Clinton River watershed and so we have a lot of bridges. We are probably in the top 10 in the state in the number of bridges. So, we have lots of bridges and not enough money to take care of all of them,ö he said.
MITA created its analysis based on MDOTĺs bridge inventory data to show that the state is still lagging in proper funding to address bridges that are potentially unsafe or outdated.
ôThis report is a stark reminder of what Michigan drivers experience every day ľ potholes and worn out bridges,ö said Mike Nystrom, MITA executive vice president. ôNot fixing our deteriorating bridges and roads now will cost Michigan taxpayers more in the long run. Bad news does not get any better with age, especially when it comes to investing in our infrastructure.ö
The statewide analysis reviewed bridge conditions on 10,929 state and local bridges, of which one in four were found to be either structurally deficient or functionally obsolete.
The stateĺs Local Bridge Fund provides 95 percent of reconstruction costs but the competition to secure those funds among Michigan counties and cities can be intense.
With 219 Macomb bridges under county or local control, a bridge repair and replacement program launched by the county 14 years ago has modernized more than 50 bridges.
Currently, Macomb County has four bridges that have been closed for a couple decades and 15 that are under weight restrictions.
Here are the projects in the works:
* A span on New Haven Road, northwest of the village of New Haven, is under construction.
* A Bordman Road bridge, west of Memphis, is under construction.
* A span on Hagen Road, in the 26 Mile and North Avenue area, will be reconstructed later this year.
* The Wolcott Road bridge north of 29 Mile Road will be revamped before the end of the year.
* And the Chapman Road bridge, south of 25 Mile and east of North Avenue, is slated to be replaced in 2015.


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Definition of red-bait in English:
verb[with object] (often as noun red-baiting) North American informal
Harass or persecute (someone) on account of known or suspected communist sympathies.
Example sentences
- Though stopping short of overtly red-baiting him, the newspaper continued to refer to his earlier associations with leftist organizations.
- You may have seen a letter I emailed earlier regarding his red-baiting me in a public forum of almost 100 people.
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I have a PDF file with a monthly calendar on it. This calendar has event details and when a user clicks on a specific date, it takes them to a URL (where they register).
I'm trying to embed this PDF into an email rather than sending it as an attachment. When I embed this PDF in Outlook 2010, it appears to be embedded as a picture. I'm unable to click on any links within the PDF file.
Also tried inserting it as an object but get the same result. The PDF shows up but you can click on the dates to get to a URL.


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Loved this, kids loved this, neighbors loved this, co-workers loved this. I loved the little time I had to spend making this . Only thing I added was vanilla extract and a dollop of sour cream cause it was in need to get used. Thanks for posting!
This is really a good recipe. Seems like the fewer the ingredients the better sometimes. I used butter instead of shortening and added 1 tsp. of vanilla. Put it into an 8 x 8 square pan and baked it for 20 minutes. Very moist and chewy. I will make this again.
These are excellent. Easy to make--half an hour to my chocolate/peanut butter fix! No bake time was given--23 minutes worked for me. I did the 9x9 pan. Yummm...bless your Grandma Evelyn!
I doubled the recipe and used butter for the shortening and added a couple more tablespoons of peanut butter. They turned out real well and will definitely make them again.
Very tasty! I used chunky natural peanut butter and butter instead of shortening. They came out a bit dry and crumbly (like soft shortbread) so next time I will try adding some yogurt.
Made these on a snow day off from school. So tasty, easy and delicious! I will make these again.
good recipe. thank you. didn't use an egg - used a flax/chia "egg" instead. and used grapeseed oil for the fat. loved it :)
Delicious and perfect! Just what I want in a recipe when a craving arrives. The best part is I just stirred it all together like Grandma! :) Too many dishes to wash when everything has to be stirred separately. This is great! Thanks!
Great quick fix. We loved all the chocolate chips that were in these. They were sooooo yummy! We will be using this recipe a lot I'm sure. Thanks for posting.
These smell excellent! I have not tasted them yet, as I want them to cool so I don't burn my tongue.. again... Anyway, easy to make. My batter was a little dry, but could be because I didn't use hydrogenated shortening.. My changes: *used fresh ground flour (white wheat, kamut, rye and a little sweet rice flour) *used Adams chunky peanut butter *used palm shorteing (not hydrogenated) used 3/4 cup chocolate chips because 12 ounces was WAY TOO MUCH. *I used a 9x13 pan, and they are still thick :) ALSO I cut these and got 24 good sized bars! To mix I used a good wooden spoon. This batter was THICK & DRY.. It didn't say to do so, but I pressed these into the pan a little, not firm, just enough so that if they didn't spread they would hold together. OK, I couldn't wait any longer. I baked these 17 minutes in a dark nonstick pan. They are light, and have a great crumb to them. They almost dust in your mouth. ALL the kids that have had some tonight LOVE IT, so does the DH. These were EASY, and FAST, and AWESOME!! Thank you! WILL DEFINATELY add these to my regular menu!


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Model: me
Really wish this came as a print... Would look great in my bathroom!
no problem, can send you a large resolution for print if you'll promise you'll not going to sell it
This is so beautiful!
I love this idea. It's so adorable and beautiful!
Breathtaking. The idea, and how well it is done - it is just amazing
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I love it!!
Beautiful work.
I love the artistry in the manipulation - the way the images mesh but don't quite meld, creating a lovely nostalgic style. Beautiful concept. I love the atmosphere, and definitely want a bath like that! Great work, well done
Великолепная работа,как и все остальные.Потрясающая любовь к деталям.Я Ваш поклонник!!!
My sister loves this one. She says the reflections of the "suds" on the "sheet of water" are what sell the picture. In another words, it makes it realistic event though it's total fantasy. Amazing as usual! All the little details make me smile. You're my favourite photomanipulator.
Your ideas are always so great, a beautiful picture, dear Muri
Уникално Поклон !!!
Это просто обалденно)) Идея шикарная.)
This is a beautiful piece! May I ask how this is made, since I see that it's not under the painting category.
thank you. well, it's in photomanipulation category so it means it's made of photos)) and overpainting
Wonderful !
Love this!
Stunning photomanip. artwork
Wonderfully Whimsical!
Я тоже очень люблю бумажные кораблики, самолетики и журавлей - они вдохновляют как и Ваши работы
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SEOUL, May 28 (Yonhap) -- In what appeared to be a conciliatory move, North Korea on Tuesday invited South Korean officials as well as businessmen for talks on reopening a suspended joint industrial complex in its territory.
The joint industrial complex in the North's border city of Kaesong remains shut down since early April when the communist country withdrew all of its 53,000 workers hired by 123 small-size South Korean factories operating there.
South Korea has since proposed working government-level talks to try to reopen the factory zone but North Korea has turned it down, demanding that Seoul should first address more fundamental issues such as joint military exercises with the U.S.
On Tuesday, the Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of Korea, the North's arm for dealing with cross-border affairs with Seoul, said that Pyongyang is willing to start talks on the future of the industrial complex.
In a statement issued by its unidentified spokesman, the committee noted that North Korea has already approved a plan by the South Korean business representatives to visit the industrial complex for maintenance and other purposes.
"We have given permission for the visit and can even discuss the shipment of products at the industrial complex," it said, adding that if the South Korean entrepreneurs visit the North, discussions can be made on the normalization of the complex.
The North's committee said it will fully guarantee safe passage of all South Koreans who would cross the border for the visit.
"If the South feels uneasy, it can send members of the Kaesong Industrial District Management Committee with the businessmen," the statement said.
South Korea's Unification Ministry, which handles inter-Korean affairs, was cautious in assessing the North's move, saying that government-level talks should be held first. It said business representatives have no authority to discuss the matter.
In a separate statement, the North's committee criticized Seoul for banning the proposed joint civilian celebrations of the upcoming anniversary of the historic June 15, 1980 inter-Korean summit.
"The participation of South Koreans in the event must be permitted and if Seoul is fearful of the gathering triggering internal discord, it can send government officials with the group," it said.
Pro-unification civic activist groups from both Koreas had jointly marked the anniversary almost every year since the historic inter-Korean summit until a conservative government took office in Seoul in 2008.
The sitting South Korean government of President Park Geun-hye barred this year's joint civilian celebration of the anniversary, saying that it could create discord among South Koreans.
The two Koreas, which remain divided since 1945, are in a state of conflict, as they did not sign a peace treaty at the end of the 1950-53 Korean War.
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The dwarven saga continues... The Fall of Dorkuhn, the third installment in The Brotherhood of Dwarves series, continues the adventures of the dwarf Roskin. Having escaped slavery, and survived the Battle for Hard Hope, Roskin returns home to a kingdom divided by war with the ogres. On one side, his father desires to restore peace. On the other, Master Sondious, hungry for revenge after having been crippled, seeks to escalate the aggression. Roskin and his friends… (more)
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Book Review: STONEWALL JACKSON: THE MAN, THE SOLDIER, THE LEGEND (James I. Robertson, Jr.) : AH
STONEWALL JACKSON: THE MAN, THE SOLDIER, THE LEGEND, by James I. Robertson, Jr. (Macmillan Publishing, 940 pages, $40.00).
"You maybe what ever you resolve to be" was one of Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall"Jackson's favorite axioms, and in this thoroughly researched biography,Robertson, one of the country's leading Civil War historians, examines why thisConfederate general's unfaltering determination made him an enduring legend.Robertson traces Jackson's life from Clarksburg, Virginia (now West Virginia),where he grew up an orphan, through his lonely years at the United States MilitaryAcademy at West Point and his participation in the Mexican War, to hisappointment in 1861 to the rank of colonel in the Confederate Army and hisuntimely death at the hands of Confederate troops, who mistook him for a Unionsoldier. The author's extensive bibliography and notes complete thiscomprehensive look at the man who inspired many Americans to conclude that"had Jackson lived, the Confederate quest for independence would have comemuch closer to realization."


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Lessons in Service from Charlie Trotter (Hardcover)
In the second book in the "Lessons from Charlie Trotter "series, the lauded chef shares his strategies for success in this guide on how to give the ultimate dining experience.
As winner of the James Beard Foundation's Outstanding Restaurant Award, Charlie Trotter and his service staff run what many consider to be America's finest restaurant. But it's not just about food in this renowned Chicago hot spot. It's about a subtle relationship between food, wine, ambiance, and service--a relationship Trotter has perfected by hiring passionate staff with the ability to surpass his incredibly high standards. In LESSONS IN SERVICE, journalist Edmund Lawler reveals the secrets behind Trotter's unequaled success and shows other businesses how to improve their levels of service. From unconventional motivational techniques, staff empowerment, and mentoring to role playing, preservice meetings, and an obsessive pursuit of excellence--Trotter leaves nothing to chance. The service is a nightly ballet that leaves guests feeling pampered, educated, and of course, wonderfully satisfied. Follow the advice of Charlie Trotter, and no matter what your business, your customers will keep coming back again and again.
- Charlie Trotter's was nominated for the James Beard Foundation's 2001 Outstanding Service Award, and the restaurant received the Beard Foundation's Best Restaurant in America Award in 2000.
- Charlie Trotter's books have sold over 300,000 copies.
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Lawler teaches journalism at DePaul University. A veteran journalist, Lawler writes a column on advertising for Ad Age magazine.
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"No restaurant in America comes closer to delivering a flawless total dining experience." —Wine Spectator"Every day at the restaurant is a journey. We consider the day a success if we can answer yes to a simple question: 'Have we improved today?'" —Charlie Trotter


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Apple Rain by Gray-GoldWatch
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Applejack I'm starting to think you have a slightly unhealthy obsession with apples.
Could somepony vectorize Applejack without the background and have parts of her spliced in?
When I saw this part, I though to myself: "Yeah, this is one of THOSE episodes, where everything is crazy!"
As you know, my though was at least tripled in it's meaning!
Applejack in her dream! xD
Apple rain! Some get bucking while others feel the pain Apple rain!.... I can't come up with lyrics for this thing!
Yay! This is from Bats! That episode confused me.
Personally, I found this scene to be rather disturbing. -_-
Apple everywhere.
She wants to buck dem apples very much.
This is so much kawaii desu.
Critique? I can't fathom why you'd need it on this piece. It looks stunning. I loved this scene, too! XD
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