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Monday, 2 Jul 2012
RunCore Launches First Single Chip SATA II DOM SSD
Named the RunCore Mini DOM, the first single chip SATA II DOM SSD by RunCore is designed for use in a variety of different mission-critical system setups even under the most taxing circumstances.
Wednesday, 27 Jun 2012
Seagate and DensBits Announce Plans for New Low Cost, High Performance SSDs
Seagate has announced a partnership with DensBits, an Israeli company whose memory controller (Memory Modem) technology will be used in its low-cost, high-performance upcoming SSDs. Seagate also made an undisclosed investment in DensBits as a development of their new strategic relationship.
Thursday, 14 Jun 2012
Apacer Unveils High-Speed mSATA Industrial SSD
Apacer hopes to capitalize on the popularity of SSDs (Solid-state drives) among the Ultrabook and Tablet PC brethren with the release of its compact mSATA A1 modular SSD.
Wednesday, 13 Jun 2012
Kingston SSDNow V+200 & KC100 Discovered to Run in 128-bit AES Encryption Mode
It was unearthed that the 'self encrypting' feature which Kingston had marketed on both the SSDNow V+200 and KC100 lines run in 128-bit AES encryption mode, not the originally stated 256-bit mode.
Thursday, 7 Jun 2012
Corsair's New Neutron SSD, Digital PSU, Memory and Hardware Accessories
While Corsair has a fairly wide product refresh this time at Computex, their key highlights are its new Neutron series SSD units, the AX1200i digital ATX PSU and the Dominator Platinum memory. Read on to to get a quick update.
Tuesday, 29 May 2012
RunCore Rocket Air SSD for Mid 2011 MacBook Air Announced
With the SATA 3Gbps interface and Tier 1 Toggle Synchronous NAND, the RunCore Rocket Air SSD provides data transfer rates of over 500MB/s to cater to users who seek for higher storage capacity and greater performance.
Wednesday, 23 May 2012
RunCore Presents Its Xapear SSD
A smart USB 2.0 connected SSD solution with RFID protection, the Xapear allows you to split your data into a freely accessible partition and a hidden partition that only becomes accessible by applying a special RFID key to your SSD.
Thursday, 3 May 2012
Mach Xtreme Offers SSD Modules for MacBook Air Upgrade
These gum stick-sized modules enables much faster application loading, ultra-fast data access, shorter boot-ups, and longer battery life with the new type low-profile SATA 3.0 interface.
Tuesday, 17 Apr 2012
WD VelociRaptor HD Scores New Performance Peak with 1TB Model
The largest capacity 10,000RPM hard drive on the market today, the VelociRaptor 1TB is designed for high-performance PCs, Mac computers and professional workstations which require a balance of high performance and capacity.
Wednesday, 11 Apr 2012
Kingston Releases HyperX 3K SSD
Powered by the SandForce SF-2281 processor, the HyperX 3K SSD enables loading of games and applications faster, improving game experience and allowing for quick transferring of large media files.


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Hearts and Minds: If you can't win em… splatter 'em all over the place. Probe finds that US soldiers shot 40 Afghan civilians after a suicide bombing in a village near Jalalabad last month.
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"Contact resident film archivist Alex Cherian if you have any questions"
Established in 1982, the [San Francisco Bay Area Television Archive] preserves 6000 hours of newsfilm, documentaries and other TV footage produced in the Bay Area and Northern California from the Twentieth Century. We are a part of the J. Paul Leonard Library's Department of Special Collections and oversee material owned by local TV stations KPIX-TV, KRON-TV, KQED and KTVU. All 1,659 items in the collections can be streamed. A few notable inclusions within. [more inside]
"Clark's Place"
How does a TV show go from an idea to something you can watch ? Caroline Framke spent six months following the production of an episode of FX's critically lauded spy drama 'The Americans' to find out.
A quick trip downtown and 30 years ago...
"All in all he "shot over 1,900 hours of tape over a period of seven years, capturing himself and his friends in the glossy façade of Manhattan's downtown life... He sought to tape all of New York's citizens, including its outcasts, striving to candidly capture their lives. He taped anything and everything that interested him—outrageous performances in bars and clubs, swinging house parties, chaotic gallery openings, park and street festivals, late-night ruminations of his friends, absurd conversations with taxi drivers, prosaic sunset walks with his dog on the then-still-existing west side piers." Sullivan died of a heart attack in 1989, just as he was preparing to produce his own cable television show." -- Nelson Sullivan's New York City.
Where the hell is there a gorilla in the movie? We don't need a gorilla!
This is a tale nobody wanted to be told. It's a cautionary tale about an obscure 1980s horror movie cobbled together from work by two separate groups of filmmakers working on the same set with two totally different casts. There's also a savage businessman, crooked real-estate dealings, betrayal, madness, death, ex-Green Berets, ex-porn stars, and one of the founding fathers of the United States. - The Dissolve on "Spookies"
If it ain't broke, break it: the unspoken motto of The Kinks
"HH [Henry Hauser]: Ryan and Nina are right on target. The Ray-Dave sibling rivalry sparked many of The Kinks' most spontaneous (and brilliant) musical moments. The Storyteller, Ray's riveting account of early life in the Davies household and his band's rise to prominence, has him describing how he and Dave exchanged scornful looks while recording "You Really Got Me". The elder Davies swears that if you listen closely, you can actually hear Dave yelling "Fuckkkoffff" right before his guitar solo. Ray salvaged the track by covering up Dave's profane exclamation with his own unscripted outburst ("Owwwww noooooo!"), and the impromptu rock scream turned into one of the most memorable quirks in Kinks history. It perfectly captures the animalistic agony that accompanies hopeless infatuation. Without the Ray-Dave rivalry, it would never have happened."
Henry Hauser, Ryan Bray, Nina Corcoran, and Stevie Dunbar at Consequence of Sound hold a round-table discussion in "Dusting 'Em Off: The Kinks – The Kinks". [more inside]
Henry Hauser, Ryan Bray, Nina Corcoran, and Stevie Dunbar at Consequence of Sound hold a round-table discussion in "Dusting 'Em Off: The Kinks – The Kinks". [more inside]
Madonna as serious Classical Hollywood cinephile
The exhaustively researched Hollywood history podcast You Must Remember This (Previously) presents a two part episode focusing on Madonna's use of classic Hollywood imagery and references as a form of conceptual art and her early attempts to trade pop idol success for movie stardom within the context of two high-profile relationships with Sean Penn and Warren Beatty. Episode One. Episode Two. Meanwhile, Todd In The Shadows creates video reviews for every movie Madonna was ever in. So far he's done Desperately Seeking Susan, Shanghai Surprise, A Certain Sacrifice, and Who's That Girl.
AM/FM - the story of London's pirate radio stations
"Older respondents reported hopping on railway cars and stealing gin"
The shortening leash on American children: We heard a lot about sneaking out, petty theft, amateur arson, drugs, and sexual experimentation from our older respondents. But as time passes, the picture of childhood looks a lot less wild and reckless and a lot more monitored. We asked parents how they would react if they caught their kids doing what they had done as kids. A typical response: "I'd probably freak out and turn my home into a prison."
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Photos of Rhodesian military vehicles taken between 1979 and early 1980 with a Kodak Instamatic.
2, 12, 1, 9, 4: Big Money. No Whammies.
On May 19, 1984, an unemployed ice cream truck driver named Michael Larson went on Press Your Luck and over the course of two episodes, took home more money than had ever been won in the history of television: $110,237 -- to the shock of the show's producers and host, the late Peter Tomarken. How did he do it? The show's game board had only 5 patterns of 18 squares, and Mr. Larson had memorized them all. After the show, CBS tried to disqualify him but couldn't, because Larson hadn't done anything illegal. But they did refuse to allow those episodes to be aired in syndication. So, they didn't re-air until 2003, when the Game Show Network produced a Tomarken-hosted documentary about Mr. Larson's incredible win: Big Bucks: The Press Your Luck Scandal. [more inside]
Chicago Gang Cards
In the 1970s and 1980s, Chicago gangs distributed gang cards to stake their neighbourhood claim. Full gallery available here.
The lady's not for turning?
'History is what happened in the past': reflections on The Iron Lady.
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Melt your brain into goo on an overdose of crass 80s consumerism and TV without the TV shows at 80sCommercialVault. Superbowl 19 commercials. Commercials from Jaws. Saturday morning commercials. Daytime / evening commercials. [more inside]
Report of The Truth Commission for El Salvador
On March 15, 1993, The Truth Commission for El Salvador published its report From Madness to Hope: the 12-year war in El Salvador. The Commission attributed the assassination of Archbishop Óscar Romero to the death squads, as well as the deaths of the victims of the El Mozote Massacre. ... Five days after the commission issued its report, the Legislative Assembly of El Salvador approved an amnesty law covering all the violent events of the war.
Behind the Mask - Michael Jackson's rarest recording?
Michael Jackson penned and recorded lots of songs, many of which remain unreleased. Perhaps the most infamous, and rarest recording, is his version of Behind the Mask. Legend has it that upon hearing Yellow Magic Orchestra's original track, somewhen around 1979, Quincy Jones fell in love with the track, and he and Michael worked together on their own version. Jackson wrote new lyrics for it - adding to those of Ryuichi Sakamoto and Chris Mosdell - and eventually recorded it during his Off The Wall sessions. For unknown reasons the track never made the final cut of, arguably, Jones' and Jackson's greatest work. Not long afterwards Greg Phillinganes, Jackson's keyboard player, released his own version of the song, which was later taken up and re-recorded by Eric Clapton for his 1986, Phil Collins produced album, August. The track has since been recorded/remixed by Human League, Senor Coconut, Orbital and others. Does an original Jones/Jackson recording of the song even exist? Perhaps, as the world continues to mourn the star's sad death, someone will finally allow us a listen.
simple minded dream 79-80-81-82-83-84
They got overshadowed by Bono in their interviews, their videos hardly rocked the zeitgeist, their lead singer looked way too much like the weird kid who played little Hitler in the Boys From Brazil, but for a while in the late 1970s and the early 1980s (before the release of a certain annoying movie), it was sometimes claimed that Simple Minds were the best band in the entire history of the Universe, if not the world ... and the groove goes on.
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Two and a Half Men Will Stay Dark for the Rest of the Season
Charlie Sheen gets his wish!By Josef Adalian
Charlie Sheen gets his wish!By Josef Adalian
Including vicious attacks on 'Two and a Half Men' creator Chuck Lorre.By Kyle Buchanan
Out of, um, friendly spite.By Julie Gerstein
The 'Two and a Half Men' creator ribs his star, and writes him a sad, sad poem.By Willa Paskin
Because he's "ready" to go back to work, and they're not.By Willa Paskin
Because when he went to rehab, they temporarily lost their jobs.By Willa Paskin
He's released a statement, and it's kind of weird.By Willa Paskin
It's not the financial catastrophe it's made out to be, but it could be a personal one.By Josef Adalian
'Mike and Molly' and 'Rules of Engagement' may help fill the void left by 'Two and a Half Men.'By Josef Adalian
The "suitcase of coke" is not to blame.By Willa Paskin
He refuses to go to rehab, but CBS is concerned.By Kyle Buchanan
'Two and a Half Men' isn't dirty ha-ha, it's dirty depressing.By Emily Nussbaum
Imagine if this superman used his invincibility powers for good.By Willa Paskin
"It relaxes me, I need to laugh. Because it destroys the soul, if you are always sad."By Kyle Buchanan
$300,000 an episode!By Amos Barshad
He'll plead no contest to misdemeanor assault charges.By Josh Duboff
"I'm looking forward to returning to my CBS home," he says.By Josef Adalian
Plus: 'Entourage' producers developing a 'female-centric' comedy for HBO.By Josh Duboff
'iCarly' makes more.By Willa Paskin
After rumors he wanted off the show, new report says he's looking for a raise.By Josh Duboff


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The all weather New Balance 769 running shoe features a TS2® medial post that adds smooth stability. Synthetic/mesh upper with Sure Lace gives lightweight comfort and support, NLock® integrated lacing and webbing system provides optimal fit, support and security. BIOSHIELD® technology helps keep the foot dry in wet conditions. ACTEVA™ LITE midsole with D.T.S. in the heel and ABZORB® in the forefoot, offers a responsive and cushioned ride. Stability Web® gives midfoot support and torsional stability. N-Lock™ enhances midfoot support. Blown rubber outsole with N-durance® heel pad. Wt. 9.5 oz.
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We're moving into a new building with two other tenants in the next few months and we'll be splitting the costs for a single fibre connection running 10 Mbps. The ISP will be providing a four IP's for each company. Each company has runs their own internal networks and need to know what additional hardware is needed to make this work efficiently.
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Terri Clark's latest album "Pain to Kill" was released this week, and it's already getting rave reviews.
Terri says that the early responses to her fifth album have been "the best reviews of my life," and some are saying that this could be her best-selling record yet.
In an interview, Terri talks about the album and how it's different than her last project, "No Fear." "the last album that I did was a little more stripped-down and organic -- a little more acoustic driven," she says.
"I was really ready to rock again with ["Pain to Kill"] and do some music that was really energy driven and that we could have a lot of fun on stage with."
Terri also adds that although she may experiment with different kinds of music, her heart and soul belongs to country music.
"I think it's important, as artists, to listen to a lot of different kinds of music," she says. "It really helps us grow within what we do best. I listen to a lot of different kinds of things, but where I really rest my heart is in country."
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The Bridge of Lions Exhibit is now on display in August at the Archer Branch Library. This exhibit includes archeological remains discovered during the Rehabilitation Project of the Bridge of Lions, such as hand-blown glass bottles, pieces of refined earthenware, and tableware, including majolica pottery shards. Artifact descriptions, a timeline of St. Augustine's history and supplemental information panels as well as a 28-page brochure are available at the host library to enhance the viewing experience.
This exhibit dealing with past human life and activities complements the many science-themed programs available at your libraries this summer.
This exhibit was created by Southeastern Archaeological Research, Inc. (SEARCH), a private, cultural-resource management firm and comes complimentary of the Florida Department of Transportation, (FDOT) District 2.


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When Mumford & Sons travels, it doesn't travel alone.
The Strongman, a 30-foot internally lit structure, has accompanied the band along its many stops in the Gentlemen of the Road Stopovers.
Gentlemen of the Road concertgoers will also share the road with at least 1,000 cyclists arriving by bike, according to a survey from a local charity.
Velo Fest Community Initiative, which organized a park-and-ride program to accommodate cyclists during the festival, estimated that between 1,000 and 3,000 cyclists will descend on downtown St. Augustine Sept. 13-14.
"A fairly large percentage [of survey responders] said they were only riding bicycles," said Heather Neville, Velo Fest director. "Just that percentage [included] 1,000 people."
Bill Senecal couldn't avoid the stream of relatives, friends and crewmembers who had come to see the unveiling of the refurbished St. Augustine lighthouse bell.
They offered a handshake, a pat on the back, a smile or a held hand; all to honor the one-year project which was dedicated to his son, who was lost at sea six years ago.
The bell also honors a 1990 U.S. Coast Guard flight crew killed in the line of duty.
When the Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind football team takes the field today, it will mark the start to its 100th season.
Coach Eric LeFors said the achievement was another positive reminder of the school's storied history.
"I don't know how many schools can say that," LeFors said. "Not only have we been around for a long time, but we have the best kids, too."
As practice began Wednesday, a little more than 30 players gathered at midfield. LeFors stood in the middle of them, giving the same speech countless other coaches have given:
Three men used Facebook to advertise goods before they stole them, according to a Putnam County Sheriff's Office release.
The men are accused of breaking into a home in Interlachen Lakes Estates, taking photographs of the home's belongings and then advertising those items on a Facebook post. They then planned to return and steal the items, which now had buyers lined up, according to the release.
Luis Iglesias saw the Virgin Mary last week.
She was in the hollow of an oak tree, her root exterior folded over like the cloak of the Lady of Guadalupe or the Pieta, Michelangelo's famous sculpture in Vatican City.
Iglesias, a 71-year-old who attends Corpus Christi Catholic Church, was walking down a trail at the Canopy Shores Park when he saw the tree not far down the path.
"I was walking, just enjoying the nature," Iglesias said, "and as soon as I saw it, I said, 'That looks like the Virgin Mary.'"
It is not the first time he has seen her.
A statewide agency erred while awarding a homeless shelter grant, resulting in an appeals process that led to several St. Johns County agencies receiving less money than they were originally promised.
The four county agencies that applied for the Emergency Solutions Grant were each awarded $17,828 less — a $71,312 total difference — after a delay that has lasted months.
But they still haven't received the money, and the waiting has taken its toll.
The veterans entered five at a time.
In some earlier time, they might have been running onto a battlefield. This time, they were walking into the Elks Lodge on Anastasia Boulevard, getting new gear to face the challenges inherent with homelessness.
"It could be you," said Heather Andrews, assistant veterans service officer for St. Johns County. "My goal is to get these people off the street."
For political aficionados, a congressman's visit to a coffee shop had an atmosphere closer to that of a rock concert.
Thirty minutes before U.S. Rep. Ron DeSantis, R-Ponte Vedra Beach, arrived, cars lined up along the adjacent street, bumper to bumper. Inside City Coffee, there were nearly 200 people jockeying for position on the limited bar stools and coffee tables. Some lucky ones sat on couches. The less fortunate stood upright, leaned against a counter or lobbied by the front door.
When the congressman did arrive, he was met with applause.
Mumford & Sons might be here for only two days, but the band's influence will stick around longer for local charities.
AC Entertainment, the show's promoter, is offering local nonprofits a chance to raise money while the band is in town Sept. 13–14.
"We are a firm believer that for an event to be successful you have to engage a community," AC Entertainment spokesman Jeff Cuellar said. "I think a community has more pride and engagement with an event if it knows that it is specifically helping them."
Seven unlocked vehicles along Ponte Vedra Beach were burglarized within four miles of each other this weekend, with about $1,500 worth of property stolen according to St. Johns County Sheriff's Office reports.
There were four robberies in close proximity along Quail Pointe Lane and Fisherman's Cove in Ponte Vedra Beach. In one of the cases, two unlocked vehicles were ransacked, and $5 in change was stolen. In another theft, two tennis rackets and $100 in cash were taken.
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I'm trying to connect to my router but having no luck. I'm just missing some simple probably one line of code that I cant find anywhere.
If I write
iwlist wlan0 scan, it shows over 20+ networks that I can connect to so my wireless card is definitely set up correctly.
For example, I want to connect to a WPA network called "herroprease" with password "wearechinesepeople", so I type
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dhclient wlan0
However, when I ping
192.168.1.1 (my router) it says that it can't connect.
I've heard that to connect to WPA networks there are extra commands you have to give to bash with
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Skip to comments.OK that was pretty stupid. When is the next debate?
Posted on 10/17/2012 5:43:44 AM PDT by Cringing Negativism Network
I mean what are we wasting our breath about?
A biased debate "moderator", holds a meaningless debate.
Blah blah blah.
There is another debate.
Forget this one. It was meaningless. When is the final debate, and who is the moderator?
That one, may matter.
That this country should stage these phony, biased "debates" for the entertainment of the Leftist media is an embarrassment. We know we will be on the road back to political soundness when these dog-and-pony shows are dropped.
This whole debate syndrome is pure crap. Actually Romney did pretty well against a tsunami of BULLSHIT and obviously biased "monitoring" by the "sweat hog", Crowley.
Why would you want more of these rigged "debates"? These so-called "debates" are run by the disinformation arm of Obama's Reelection Committee AKA the MSM. They're set up to fool the gullible and keep the real issues as far away from Obama as the east is from the west.
Our son called this AM to discuss the debate. I told him the whole biased media, questions, and audience had me spitting nails mad. He agreed, but told me I was just as biased to the right, so get over it, and hope the best for Mitt next Monday.
Anout all I got out of it is was that Romney could kick that twerps butt in a brawl.....perhaps the next debate will have more substance ( if I watch at all).
Romney is about jobs.
That is what you should be telling your son.
Jobs. Jobs. Jobs.
Give a libtard enough rope...
Romney didn't lose any points at all last night & probably gained some in spite of the crappy debate set up. Thats all he has to do from here until Nov 6.
Raging Socialist #3.
The next debate is on foreign policy. Can anyone outline what Obama might consider a foreign policy success? Osama bin Ladin? and????
Bob Schieffer, he'll try to get a foreign policy gaffe out of Romney and to keep Obama from a gaffe.
But a male moderator is hard for Obama to deal with. He has issues with males and feels much more secure in a confrontation with a 'mother' there.
Expect slight Romney win.
The good news is more people many times over will be checking in to the Drudge Report today than will be tuning into CNN or MSNBC.
it;'s like having a debate with Mark Levin moderatiing , being held down in SC and so caleld SC undecideds.
Questions, how are you different from Bush, I don;t think the last 4 years is because of oabma and it;s because of Bush and overseas issues.
Then women's pay, I;ve asked my wife and she said not one woman ever talks abotu that nor getting someone to pay for their pills or condoms and my wife said she is insulted that the left seem to think women only want free condoms and abortion.
Then the question of AK 47's
GIVE ME A BREAK but then the moderator butting in to Romney over fast and furious, China, obama;s investments etc.
you need a strong word with your son[smiles]
Tell him why does he refuse to say more on food stmaps is bad etc
>> Osama bin Ladin? and????
"I said we'd get the troops out of Iraq, and we did."
Some vague hopey changey stuff about Afghanistan
"My FBI will bring those who killed our ambassador to justice", and the unsaid implication that he got Bin Ladin so he has a track record of doing that sort of thing
We've heard it all in the other two debates.
Now... list Barky's foreign policy MIS-STEPS!
agreed Romney with a staged biased crowd, biased questions and a moderator who was clearly ut there to defend oabma much like the last one defending Biden.
I've already seen a couple of trolls on here saying we lost, we should suck it up Romney was awful and need to move on as we'll suffer in the polls.
Beware of the trolls on here as they're out and about on here and your local papers, FB etc.
Put the debate candidates in game-show style sound proof booths. Each can hear the other.
The entire process is computer automated. Questions flash on a screen, a timer makes the the microphone "hot" for 3 minutes, then switches to the opponent for 3 minutes of rebuttal.
Then, all mics off, and a new question...same time limits.
It would stop the interruptions and make debaters use their time wisely, and stay on subject.
Also, there would be no live (liberal) moderators to aid and abet the dem candidate.
As long as pubs continue to allow libs to run 'em over by picking "moderators" that really should be behind bars for sedition and/or treason, we'll continue to be frustrated with a complete lack of fairness and balance.
I would hope that the average viewer could see how fat ass candy was obviously in BO's corner. To me, that was the deciding factor in this. Romney gets the sympathy vote for dealing with this tripe.
It wasn't meaningless.
President Bullshit was exposed for what he is.
I must be in the minority of those who enjoyed the debate. I actually didn't mind Crowley much either. In all fairness, I believe that it would not have mattered who was the moderator because Romney completely took control of it. The questions from the audience were actually pretty good questions.
In hindsight I think he did fine. Nothing to worry about here.
Interesting idea.
We should perhaps go to one of the debates being the way you describe.
I like it. Not as an end-all, but seriously it would remove the absurd media bias.
I'm not really sure how Romney could have done any better.
It was the absolute WORST moderated debate in history. Crowley actually participated at one point, calling Mitt a liar in effect and wrong. She intervened on the side of the Obozo Clown Group with FALSE INFORMATION.
Overall, this 'debate' was just a sidshow for the Left to get its jollies.................
BTW I just heard that it was First Wookie who led the clapping during the single instance Obama was applauded. LOL!
Give a libtard enough rope.........and they'll smoke it.........
When is the final debate, and who is the moderator?
Nov. 6 is the one that counts
The voters are the moderators for that one.
As long as they allow liberal "journalists" to moderate these debates, they will be rubbish. Republican candidates shouldn't have to debate two people.
But Candy raised the bar on how to poorly moderate a debate. Her performance will be used for years to instruct how not to fairly do the job.
I thought Romney did quite well on the most important issues of this election - the Economy & Jobs, this debate allowed him to define his plans further and showed that 0bama has no plan other than tax the wealthy.
The Economy & Jobs is what is first on everyone's mind
Just thinking back... McCain would have let himself get steamrolled and Bush would have bumbled his way through on the defensive. I am glad we have a candidate that can hold his own in these impossible situations.
It would have been better for the nation to just put the two in a caged wrestling/boxing match instead, no refs, no holds, anything goes.
Would Obama fight?
I know Romney would, and would go in from the start, no playing the numbers, no playing any sympathy card, no Romney would grab a chair, a fire extinguisher, he would drop Obama quick, hard and out completely.
last night Romneys body language was telling all the signs that he dearly wanted to knock Obamas smirk off his face.
This is not about a biased moderator. It's Chicago politics front and center. The trap was set by Axelrod—and Crowley closed the deal: they turned what should have been a Romney home run on Benghazi into a grand slam for Obama. Romney looked befuddled and stuttering while THE ONE turned his back and dismissively walked away. This was LEFTIST theater designed to sway the 60 million viewers(mostly uninformed). The damage was done—the gact that it was based on lies is irrelelvant. Why the GOP allows itself time and again to be outwitted by these debate formats is beyond me.
Clearly deining his plan is extremely important, the democRats and the media have been trying to define him all along.
Right now is the country, people care about their job, the ecomony and the future economy, the rest is fodder.
This is not about a biased moderator. It's Chicago politics front and center. The trap was set by Axelrod—and Crowley closed the deal: they turned what should have been a Romney home run on Benghazi into a grand slam for Obama. Romney looked befuddled and stuttering while THE ONE turned his back and dismissively walked away. This was LEFTIST theater designed to sway the 60 million viewers(mostly uninformed). The damage was done—the gact that it was based on lies is irrelelvant. Why the GOP allows itself time and again to be outwitted by these debate formats is beyond me.
while that question was biased, I think Mitt turned it to his advantage. I liked Bush but his fiscal policies sucked. Romney clicked off substantive differences, without throwing Bush under the bus. Anyone who was truly interested in the answer to that, as opposed to waiting for the trap to spring, I think walked away with the differences clarified.
that was all last night.
Romney had facts, abotu unemployment, food stamps, drilling , gas prices, food prices etc and the media as of yet have not said a frigging thing about obama's lying.
All the media can do s talk about a boxing fight which is crap .
People died and obama lied
Bread & Circuses. Didn't work for the Romans, either.
No "Candy protection" this time!
Yeah....it was like they wanted the end of the debate to go out with a "bang for Obama"....let's see, bring up that you're another Bush and go back to contraception/abortion/gun-control left wing issues, ...just to make Romney squirm.
Those questions were so obviously stacked it's pathetic.
Lynn University, Where young elian gonzalez was turned over by jannet reno to the comunists. IOW from freedom to slavery.
IOOW obama's pals.
>>Questions, how are you different from Bush...<<
I agree with you that the question was outlandish. Wish Romney had said something to the effect.....**...but the last I checked, he wasn't running for anything in 2012...so what is your point...again?**
Every time Ms. Cowley interrupted Mitt, she diminished any *good* that Hussein was making up for since his last disastrous appearance.
The first two questions were good ones I thought but then boy ddi those questions get out of whack.
AK 47's
How are you different from \Bush,
Women's pay.
My wife was what on earth but then she heard obama going on about contraception, abortion, planned parenthood and she said"why do these people think us women only care about getting others to pay for the pill or condoms?"
Then we see Crowley butting in when Romey tried to make points about China and oabma's investments,, fast and furious and then to end with Libya.
Then add how obama refused to answer the question about the energy sec saying it is not their job to bring gas prices down.
Were was the mod then?
This whole fiasco last night should be a big lesson to the GOP and never have these people moderate or have people lying saing they;re undecided.
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If I call a Black person "nigger", how bad is this today? If a Black calls another Black with this word, is it wrong?
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Pretty bad!
That should suffice to ans your first half of the question.
Also, check out the OED definitions for the word Nigger, which also accounts for its usage/meanings from a wider global perspective.
An interesting note on how bad the word "nigger" has become: In the 1970's it was okay to say "nigger" on television. Sanford & Son said that word in a handful of episodes (usually said by Fred Sanford). But even White People used that word in the 1970's. Chevy Chase famously said it on Saturday Night Live when speaking with Richard Prior in a sketch.
It was obviously a pejorative at the time, but it seemed to become more taboo as the 1980's and 1990's progressed. Leading it to become a word that couldn't be used on TV.
Bad. But as with any language evolution, it's a moving target as to how bad or who can use it.
40 years ago, I was living in Brooklyn, NY, and a new Paster moved into the Baptist Church on the corner of my street. The daughter and I were having a casual conversation about the neighborhood and she asked if there were many n-word in this part of the city. Even as a teen, I was sensitive to the word, and told her that the word was a pejorative, a white person just doesn't use it. She said "that's how they refer to themselves down south." I told her things were different here.
Skip ahead to today. A US-based public radio show, This American Life, had a segment on schools and school bussing (sending kids to different schools to balance out the demographics). A black teenage girl was interviewed and she said "the b-word" instead of bitch, yet she said n***er without hesitation. There's a vocal group of black people telling their children and others that using this word is inappropriate, it she be retired from the language. Others feel using it freely takes away the taboo, and 'disarms' the word. Somewhat similar to how gay people have taken the negative meaning away from the word 'queer', even to the point where a cable tv show "Queer eye for the straight guy" was on Bravo for a number of years.
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*How* in the world does a person's WP installation know if the version currently installed is the most recent one? For example, I see this for several plugins on my back end:
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First the aesthetics, this model compliments all my other stainless steel appliances, including my double oven, toaster and microwave, etc. It looks very sleek compared to my former white model. In other words, I'm very pleased with the way it looks.
I use my food processor quite often and shopped around before deciding to choose this particular model. I picked this square-shaped model, similar to my older replaced DLC-7 model, with the two rectangular buttons that `click'. Since my former Cuisinart of like design served me well 20+ years, this design appeared more durable and was less expensive than another Cuisinart rounded model with oval buttons that looked less heavy-duty.
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1. Noone has EVER complained about the inability to clean the safety mechanism.
2. The safety mechanism is easily cleanable with pipe cleaners, and cloth covered chopsticks (What?)
3. There is no design failure, due to the inability to access the safety mechanism and complete a correct clean.
Now, I know there are times when I am mistaken, but this is NOT one of them. Here's why:
1. The food particle buildup happens naturally, and certainly it happens to others, having ZERO complaints in not possible, considering the devices design.
2. The safety mechanism is NOT easily cleanable, and the use of pipe cleaners or chopsticks is not a viable way to clean them, since it's actually impossible to clean the units with either.
3. There is clearly a DESIGN FAILURE regarding the cleanability of the safety mechanism.
So, I leave it to you to purchase this device at your own risk.
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It's a cleaning disaster, and breeding ground for unsanitary kitchen conditions due to it's design.
All of that being said, this has to be one of the most tempermental pieces of kitchen equipment I have ever owned. In trying to make it safe, the manufacturers have made it really, really annoying to use. First of all, in order to get it running at all, all the parts have to be lined up just so, and I'm not talking about the normal sort of "just so" you would expect with any sort of food processor or blender product. It's not simply a matter of turning the bowl or lid until you hear or feel a "click" and then pressing the "on" button. No, even if you've felt the "click", if you've got something even just 1 millimeter out of place it will not run. To make things even more fun, if you try to press the "on" button too many times in a row with things not lined up just so, the machine automatically shuts off for 5 minutes such that even if you do correct the alignment, you've now got to wait 5 minutes to start it up again. There are times it takes me 10 minutes or more of wrestling with the stupid thing to get it started. When you are pressed for time, this is maddening enough to make you want to chuck the whole thing out the window. Then, there's the matter of the food feeding tube for those occasions when you want to add things when the machine is running. This tube is very small.Read more ›
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Course details Africa is one of the most important sites of international development interventions, and historically the site where much of the academic discipline of development studies was forged. This programme draws on the expertise of the University's Department of African Studies and Anthropology (DASA) and International Development Department (IDD) to provide an in-depth exploration of the relationship between development studies and Africa. You will study two core modules: Critical Approaches to Development Livelihoods and Development in Africa You will also choose four optional modules from a wide range within DASA and IDD. All DASA modules are assessed by coursework; IDD modules vary, and the mix of coursework and written examinations will depend on the options selected. [See below for more detail on available modules] You will complete the programme with a 15,000-word dissertation which combines interdisciplinary African studies with development studies. Why study this course Taught by experts – the course is taught by world-leading specialists, all of who have lived, worked and research in Africa for long periods; all modules are informed by in-depth, first hand original research in Africa Links within industry – The department has strong links with African universities and attracts frequent African visiting researchers Friendly and relaxed atmosphere - You will be part of a Department that has a friendly community in which all staff are accessible to students to provide additional help on their work. Structure of programme - African Studies at Birmingham is wide-ranging, covering the whole continent and spanning humanities and social sciences disciplines. Lots of opportunities to get involved - staff and postgraduate students within the Department work together closely and discuss their research interests at regular meetings.There is also a regular programme of formal DASA seminars at which staff, postgraduate students and visiting scholars present papers and discuss their work-in-progress. In addition, DASA hosts occasional round-table inter-disciplinary research conferences, to which our postgraduate students are invited. There is a highly regarded series of in-house publications linked to these conferences, which often include work by DASA postgraduate students. Modules You will study two core modules: Critical Approaches to Development Livelihoods and Development in Africa The module examines rural and urban livelihood systems and processes during the colonial and post-independence periods, and assesses both state and non-state interventions which aim to transform regional livelihoods. We will look at the long-term evolution of livelihood thinking; the contemporary utility of livelihood as concept and practice; the changing contexts, under the influence of processes like globalisation, modernity and environmental change, for pursuing regional livelihoods; and the structure and dynamics of livelihood systems, practices and outcomes, using selected case study examples. We will pay particular attention to processes of livelihood diversification and associated strategies of mobility and multilocality, including trans-nationality and the deployment of diasporan network connections. The module will involve individual/group research on the background to, and nature and impact of, specific development interventions aiming to promote secure and sustainable livelihoods. Optional modules available from the Department of African Studies and Anthropology include: Advanced Perspectives on Africa African Literature and Post-colonial Critical Theory Contemporary Gender Issues in Africa History and Politics of Southern Africa Media and Popular Culture in Africa Modern Ghana Research Skills and Methods in African Studies The Social Life of the Economy Trajectories of Emancipation in Twentieth Century West Africa West Africa and the Atlantic Slave Trade Detailed module descriptions of DASA modules Modules available from the International Development Department include: Aid Management Conflict, Humanitarian Aid and Social Reconstruction Conflict in Developing Countries Development Management Development Politics Gender and Development Governance and State Building in Developing Countries Introduction to Development Projects Introduction to Disaster Management Non-Governmental Organisations in a Changing International Context Post-Conflict Reconstruction and Development Poverty and Inequality: Interventions and Approaches Religion and Development Rural Poverty and Development Social Analysis of Inequality, Poverty and Development Transforming Development for Sustainability Urban Poverty and Development Detailed descriptions of International Development Department modules Fees and funding We charge an annual tuition fee. 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I had given a pen drive of mine to a friend with some data on it. He plugged the pen drive into the Windows 7 powered Acer netbook, didn't eject (unmount) it before pulling it out.
When I again plugged in my pen drive on his netbook or on my desktop, it shows that its write protected. Even in Ubuntu, it mounts as write protected.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The Inman Square section of Cambridge feels like a small town, with a mix of students and immigrants living in blocks of triple-decker houses, a Boston classic.
But on Friday morning, the calm of the neighborhood was shattered. At 8 a.m., police rousted residents from bed, ordering them to evacuate.
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Police were called to the M6 this morning to reports of three women POSING for photographs on the carriageway.
Officers received numerous calls at around 11am to the southbound M6 carriageway near to the A38 Aston Expressway, the Birmingham Mail reports.
999's call stating there are 3 females stopped and are posing for photos on the M6.
I know the M6 is pretty but this could be dangerous!!— WMP Force Contact (@WMPContact) August 15, 2014
Eyewitnesses said the women were walking along active lanes of the carriageway and posing for pictures.
West Midlands Police arrested the trio, two aged 25 and one aged 16, and detained them under the Immigration Act.
Police posted updates about the bizarre incident on their Twitter profile.
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Brown Magic
Once an acquired taste, suits in chestnuts and caramels are—to one fan's chagrin—having a moment
While trunking away all my loud summer jackets, I got to thinking about how much (and how long) I have dug brown suits, with their warm woody tones and textures.
Their rebellious nature eludes many, who simply see them as drab and common, in their corduroy, mohair, tweed and worsted-wool incarnations. But to me, in a sea of blues, grays and blacks, a brown suit has always looked unique but subtle—the hardest mark to hit in the world of men's style.
I texted my mom in Devon, Pa., in an effort to discover exactly when my unconventional love affair began: "Did Dad ever wear brown suits?" I asked. "Never," Joyce clicked back. "Philadelphia lawyers always wore navy, dark gray or black suits. Brown is for country doctors and farmers, not for the city." Joyce knows her stuff. "Though I know of no official proclamation of the saying 'no brown in town,'" said "Style and the Man" author Alan Flusser, he suspects the English were the first, in the 18th century, to turn their noses up at the idea. And even today, he added with regret, it remains to many "a second-rate shade."
Not to me. My affinity for brown suits started early, in high school, when I discovered two brown suits—one in light wool, another in linen—at a local thrift store. I dropped them at the dry cleaners and then made my acorn-hued debut at a pal's house party. Amidst the flock of preppie peacocks—'80s East Coast kids in pink Polo shirts with upturned collars and Kelly green wide wales—I stood out in the crowd, brawny in ballsy brown. The girls took notice. I was now the erudite adult in a room of pool-playing boys, a collective bag of Skittles.
In my college years, the brown corduroy suit—à la Michael Caine in "Educating Rita"—replaced my consignment finds. Once I hit New York City as a fledgling magazine editor, I fell upon my favorite to date: a slim-fitting pinwale two-piece the color of a dusted Krön truffle, at the Upper East Side outpost of Holland & Holland. And even in the painfully hip city, I still stood out, a cinnamon beacon of originality.
Yet this year my nobody-loves-it-but-me brown suit isn't looking so shabby to the rest of the world. It's been around-the-clock brown on stylish television series like "Mad Men" and "Boardwalk Empire." Bigwigs like David Letterman and Alec Baldwin (on "30 Rock") are regularly sporting brown chalkies with Master of the Universe aplomb. And last week, after buying the October issues of GQ, Esquire and Details, I found an abundance of brown jackets and pants, along with ads for chocolate suits from the likes of Ralph Lauren, Gucci and Brioni. While admittedly dog-earing the pages, I began to see red.
Tom Kalenderian, executive VP and general merchandising manager at Barneys, said that the upscale department store is now carrying 40 brands of brown designer suits for fall. "The best-selling ones are solids," said Mr. Kalenderian. "Although it's a smaller segment of what sells—navy, gray, black—it's an important fashion statement, and prevalent in most brands at Barneys right now."
The pro-brown Louisiana-bred designer Billy Reid—who features corduroy and chocolate-hued moleskin suit separates in his fall collection—offered: "Brown projects a certain warmth and comfort as a complete suit," as opposed to ubiquitous brown-tweed sports coats. "I have a brown pinwale cord and a brown tweed. Woody Allen pulled it off for years," he said, adding that Ryan Adams rocks brown "just fine."
Jeremy Langmead, editor in chief of the men's shopping website Mr Porter, said "traditionally, brown suits have had bad press. It's mainly because of the shapeless designs of the past, and the suspiciously shiny fabrics and flared legs prevalent in the 1970s."
But Mr. Langmead personally owns two brown suits, "an old Jil Sander slim-fitting wool suit that looks so sharp when teamed with a pale blue shirt and patterned tie. And I have a brown wool suit with a faint blue stripe by Dolce & Gabbana," he said. "I think a brown suit works well on most men...Wes Anderson and Clint Eastwood spring to mind."
Mr. Kalenderian added that brown suits lend themselves to fall quite naturally. "The real beauty of a suit in a brown shade is the warmth of the autumnal tones, which is so much more interesting to blend with a soft gray cashmere tie and rich suede brogues. It's not your basic navy suit, that's for sure!"
No kidding, brown suits make a statement—they're winning and warm. I've known that since puberty! But if everyone's going to be wearing one this year, where's that leave me?


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SVMC corrects deficiencies, will contine to receive MedicareStaff report | November 06,2013BENNINGTON - A follow-up visit to Southwestern Vermont Medical Center found that hospital officials have corrected the deficiencies identified in early October which leaves the Bennington hospital in good standing with the federal Medicare program, according to a press release from SVMC.
No deficiencies were identified during a three-day follow-up visit which ended Oct. 30.
In a statement, Thomas Dee, president and CEO of Southwestern Vermont Health Care, the hospital's parent company, said he was pleased with the findings. Dee thanked the nurses, doctors and other staff that worked to make sure the hospital could continue to accept Medicare payment.
The inspection was prompted by an incident, reported by SVMC officials, in early October during which a patient died unexpectedly but two emergency room nurses failed to report the death immediately.
Dee said hospital officials "offered our sincere apology to the patient's family" and remained in contact with them to will continue to keep them apprised of the changes made by the hospital.
"This incident does not define us. Our nursing quality has been recognized by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Magnet program, and we take pride in that. The entire staff's desire and ability to quickly set things right ensures that our community continues to have access to the high quality care they deserve and have come to expect from SVMC."Dee added.MORE IN This Just InNORTH BENNINGTON Two public meetings, in North Bennington and Shaftsbury, have been set for... Full StoryThe Board of Aldermen has endorsed a major jump in city pension funding. Full StoryHUBBARDTON The annual celebration of Hubbardton has been moved to Sunday due to the weather... Full Story
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