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Rumors are swirling that Capcom Vancouver, the development studio behind Dead Rising 2, has laid off multiple people.
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Sorting and storing images? How are you doing it?
I can't decide how I am going to store all my pictures I have taken. The system I have for several years is to store in folders with first a year folder, then a sub folder with my picture contends. That works but sometimes I want to see all my pictures in ViewNX as they wore in the same directory. And to have every picture in the same directory is not a good idea either.
How should I sort and store my pictures and movies?
I have a backup disk with all my pictures and movies that I have taken.
Thanks in advance
#1. "RE: Sorting and storing images? How are you doing it?" | In response to Reply # 0mklass Nikonian since 08th Dec 2006Tue 14-May-13 12:17 PM
I use Photo Mechanic as an image browser. I store the images by subject, because that makes more sense to me. In PM you can view more than one folder in a browser window, combine folders into one tab (without duplicating or affecting the storage location on your disk) and save your customized view for use again later.
It isn't a catalog program like Lightroom, but it is fast and very flexible. You can get a trial at www.camerabits.com.
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#3. "RE: Sorting and storing images? How are you doing it?" | In response to Reply # 0
I use Lightroom. As I've accumulated more and more images over time, I've grown to appreciate its capabilities even more. I use a directory structure that should theoretically help me find certain images relatively quickly, but there's sometimes no substitute for the ability to quickly query for keywords or other metadata across all my images.
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#4. "RE: Sorting and storing images? How are you doing it?" | In response to Reply # 0
you have a very common problem what comes to managing photos. It is impractical to categorize them by one property only. For example, now that you have them stored by date, how are you going to find photos of sunsets? You would have to go through every folder by date, right?
Lightroom (and other similar cataloguing programs) let you store your photos any way you like and allow you to set keywords (e.g., sunset, california, beach) to find what you are looking for, easily. You can also set up collections the way you like, without having multiple copies of the photos on disk. In fact, once you set up the software, it stores the image files consistently so that you can back them up easily. For example, they could be stored in folders of the shooting date under a certain "root" folder.
If you take more than just a couple of hundred snapshots, I recommend Lightroom (or others) to manage them. You should try one of them for a month and see how it works for yourself. You'll see how much it helps.
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#5. "RE: Sorting and storing images? How are you doing it?" | In response to Reply # 0
Hej Stoffe
You probably want to basically leave the directory based cataloging approach and instead go for keywords utilizing a modern archive and image management software like Lightroom, Aperture or potentially AfterShot Pro.
I have been using Aperture (available for Mac OS X only) extensively and there you do not care about file structures any more. Key wording is key. I have been very pleased with Aperture over the years.
Since I ended (again) moving to Linux for my main workstation in the shack, I took basically the only available solution for serious photo management on Linux, which is the former Bibble Labs product meanwhile acquired by Corel and renamed to Aftershot Pro. I am pretty happy with it. It does not have the big binary blob of things like Aperture or LR (for good and bad) but instead you are storing your files filed based. I actually do store them in a simple directory structure with maybe some 20-50 folders per year according to main projects or types of shooting. Then I am using its well behaving keyword facility. Filtering, searching etc is dirt simple.
It is a very fast program, but does not come with the same amount of features like the other two mentioned. It has though Noise Ninja integrated which is cool, available as plugin for the others as well.
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#6. "RE: Sorting and storing images? How are you doing it?" | In response to Reply # 0
The major photo editing software programs all include robust file management. ACDSee Pro, for example, has a wonderful RAW/NEF converter and editor, and a wonderful JPG editor, but it also integrates powerful file management. With the volume of image files we all now have to deal with, being able to use, e.g., ACDSee Pro to simply search for all 2005 image files is fast and easy.
As has already been suggested in this thread, if we also take the time to tag all of our photos using ACDSee Pro by using keywords that help describe each photo, we can do searches using any of or several of those keywords at any time in order to find exactly what we want.
It takes some time to tag a large collection with keywords, categories and ratings in a program such as ACDSee Pro or Lightroom or Aperture, but the effort is completely worthwhile and will give you full control over your photo collection. If you then also backup your photo collection to the cloud using a service such as BackBlaze, Carbonite or CrashPlan, you'll be secure as well.
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#7. "RE: Sorting and storing images? How are you doing it?" | In response to Reply # 6plgreco Nikonian since 24th Dec 2009Wed 15-May-13 03:34 PM
I use Phase One Media Pro to catalog all my photos. It is a professional photo management system that allows you to not only see all your photos' thumbnails but you can create sub sets by any criteria. It is also a good idea to group your photos using hierarchical and regular keywords so you can quickly finds the ones you are looking for.
Finally make sure that you backup your photos in more than one place. I backup on two external hard drives and the Cloud.
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#8. "RE: Sorting and storing images? How are you doing it?" | In response to Reply # 6noneco Nikonian since 12th May 2009Wed 15-May-13 05:57 PM
I'll add to agitater's post: I have used ACDSee for years. It started out as a $15 DOS shareware universal graphic file viewer back about 1984. For what it can do, I think that it is very inexpensive. ACDSee Pro 6 is on sale for $60 until today, May 15, 2013. They also have a free "personal digital asset manager" which I have not used but free is free. http://www.acdsee.com/en/products
I organize my photos in directories and subdirectories that mean something to me. If I add or delete a file using ACDSee, or not, it finds the change the next time that I start the program. It does not get choked if I use Explorer or some other app. When up-loading from a card, I rename the file by automatically adding the EXIF date and time to the camera file name and have them loaded into a temporary directory which is automatically created using the EXIF date as a subdirectory off of a directory called "photos_new". There is an option to delete the files from the card after they are copied. I then cull them and add category names and move them to the directories that make the most sense to me. I usually sort the files by name or date so the latest image comes up first but there are numerous other sort options. Adding words to the category word list is simple as is searching for images by word.
As for editing, it does a fairly good job on its own but, if you want to use a different editor just add the desired External Editor to the External Editor List and right click to open the image in your preferred editor. If you save your work back to the same directory, make a new sub-directory to put it in, or place the edited file any ware else, ACDSee will see it when you open that directory. It also includes a "Sync" command that will back up your images at a time of your choosing. It does nothing to the file, it just copies the file with the option to over write if the previously synced version is older – or not. Nothing proprietary.
Well almost nothing proprietary; it uses its own data base to organize the thumbnails and categories. There is a very flexible data base search engine. E.g. it can search your files' EXIF data and find all of the images that were taken with a particular lens.
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#9. "RE: Sorting and storing images? How are you doing it?" | In response to Reply # 8Wed 15-May-13 07:19 PM
Thanks you all for writing a such a complete guide to storing my images, I think I have too look a closer look at Lightroom 4. I have a trial copy installed but I still learning how to use it. I am a Linux user that have converted to Windows but not 100%. I have dualboot so I am going to test AfterShot Pro too if it is open source.
I think I am going to do about the same with folders but I will tag pictures in the future, I didn't know that smart function.
It is pretty nice to have the a search by category function, that is what I need to have.
Thanks for all the tips from all of you, this is a very friendly community
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#16. "RE: Sorting and storing images? How are you doing it?" | In response to Reply # 9barrywesthead Nikonian since 06th Nov 2006Thu 16-May-13 10:49 PM
I'm not sure about other cataloguing programs but if you think you might end up with Lightroom there is one important consideration in setting up your folder structure:
All folders and subfolders containing your images should be under ONE SINGLE ROOT FOLDER. In Lightroom you can then search your entire library using all of LR's search parameters, including keywords by searching on the root folder.
#10. "RE: Sorting and storing images? How are you doing it?" | In response to Reply # 0
I have been using iMatch for several years. Fairly cheap, and very flexible. A bit of a learning curve... But it works well. I now have about 22k images catalogued.
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#11. "RE: Sorting and storing images? How are you doing it?" | In response to Reply # 10Thu 16-May-13 07:13 AM
I have another question.
Any suggestion to a free cloud service? I have a Ubuntu one account but it is only up to 5 gb. Any better suggestion? I want to have it as a backup for all my pictures.
Thanks in advance
#12. "RE: Sorting and storing images? How are you doing it?" | In response to Reply # 11kodiak photo Nikonian since 28th Feb 2013Thu 16-May-13 08:01 AM
Hi Christoffer,
Nope! This is the idea with the cloud:
If, like me, you archive or backup your files to a local HD,
you may access it only locally or a server setup.
If you want to access your archive from anywhere, the cloud
is your thing but they tease you with 5GB so if you like the
system, you may rent more space. I don't need the cloud!
A friend on mine is storing only his "actual" folders on the
cloud and then, backed unto a local HD
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#13. "RE: Sorting and storing images? How are you doing it?" | In response to Reply # 11Thu 16-May-13 08:35 AM
>Any suggestion to a free cloud service? I have a Ubuntu one
>account but it is only up to 5 gb. Any better suggestion? I
>want to have it as a backup for all my pictures.
There is currently no such thing as a free, high capacity, cloud backup service because it's too expensive to securely maintain even on a promotional basis (e.g., to attract users in order to try and sell them something else). That's what all the free, tiny cloud storage accounts are all about - upsell to higher capacity.
Consider looking into both BackBlaze and CrashPlan. They're both very good, very inexpensive and secure, and their client software works extremely well.
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#14. "RE: Sorting and storing images? How are you doing it?" | In response to Reply # 13Thu 16-May-13 11:09 AM
Thanks very much for all the answers. I may consider to pay for more cloud space.
But if I pay for the cloud service, and next time I need to pay and forgot to pay. Do I lose all my picture material then? I guess it works like a subscription service.
#15. "RE: Sorting and storing images? How are you doing it?" | In response to Reply # 14mjhach Nikonian since 17th Dec 2010Thu 16-May-13 04:43 PM
I have about 30000 images and took the plunge into LightRoom 4 and I'm glad I did. Bought the book by Scott Kelby for LR4 and read it cover to cover (several times, stopping at particularly applicable sections). It is very worthwhile, as long as you are able to learn from a well-written book.
I still use plugins like Nik and PSE10 via LR4 to adjust images and that is after my first pass with DxO Labs software and then import into LR4 for keywording
I used to use PSE10 for my cataloguing but it seemed cumbersome and not as versatile as LR4.
LR is for serious photographers and PSE10 is for not-so-serious photographers is how it was described once in Nikonians. LR can also be used to print from very easily.
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#17. "RE: Sorting and storing images? How are you doing it?" | In response to Reply # 14Thu 16-May-13 11:27 PM
>But if I pay for the cloud service, and next time I need to
>pay and forgot to pay. Do I lose all my picture material then?
>I guess it works like a subscription service.
It's quite difficult to forget to pay because the cloud services send reminder after reminder and then still provide anywhere from 30-60 days after expiry of your subscription during which you can download anything or everything from your storage that you don't already have locally backed up.
A cloud backup should be one part of a multi-located backup plan. A semi-annual backup to a portable hard drive should be kept at someone else's home or in a bank safety deposity box or at your business office (if you have one). You should also have a cloud storage backup. You should also have a local hard drive backup that is easily accessible to you (an external hard drive or a second hard drive in your PC or Mac). Many photographers also establish a fourth copy of all their files using a solution such as a Drobo or a local network storage drive.
Backup, backup, backup, backup to multiple locations. You can't have too many backups.
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#18. "Photo Mechanic - my choice for sorting and archiving" | In response to Reply # 0
Another vote for Photo Mechanic. Like Mick, I've found this browser to be an excellent, super fast program for ingesting photos, keywording, colour tagging, affixing stars to delegate as favourites, sorting, archiving, and more. In the IPTC field you can add location and caption detail, licensing info, file names, categories, keywords and so on.
You can archive and name your photos anyway you like, which works fine for me, as I prefer to name my folders either by event, destination, job or project, with appropriate subgroupings.
PM lets you set all kinds of presets and preferences, and you can easily create custom contact sheets with photos for sending as PDF's to clients for previewing.
The FTP (File Transfer Protocol) facility makes it a breeze to send photos direct to a client server. I use it frequently in my freelance work for a local daily newspaper.
I recently purchased Lightroom 4 - more for its Develop Module, Lens distortion correction and photo soft proofing facility. I may or may not use its archiving facility, mainly because I'm not sure I trust Adobe now that they have announced future PS and eventually LR updates will only be available by subscription on their "Creative Cloud" service.
That said, after using it for more than 5 years, I highly recommend Photo Mechanic. Attached a couple of screen saves from how I use it.
As you can see on the left, my files have all kinds of different names, listed in Alpha order. The slider (top left) allows you to enlarge the
thumbnails to whatever size you like. Next to the very effective 'Quick search" top right, is the upload button to send images via FTP.
Just select the images directly from the tumbnails, press the upload button, select the destination server and press OK. That easy!
In Preview mode, a very effective Histogram (way better than PS Bridge) will display blown highlights or shadows by selecting your
choice bottom right. You can zoom the photo to view sharpness and detail, and colour tag it here, assign a star rating or both.
Pressing the letter "E" brings your image directly into Photoshop or your image processing software of choice (set up in advance
in the Preference section). Display options allow viewing thumbnails on the left or bottom - even side by side comparison.
Camera Bits has a very detailed and easy to read PDF manual and User Guide you can download from their site. (visit here: http://www.camerabits.com/support/ )
I had it printed at a local photocopy service and keep it at my side. Their knowledgeable telephone support in Oregon is excellent!
(yes real people... here in North America and NOT Bangalore!!!) Try getting that from Adobe!
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see svm,ag,exk and tell me if the bleeding of the silver shaes is germaine to aunff!!! warrants and r/s splits arent causing this as those companies are proven producers and imo quality yet their all at or close to their 52 week lows!!Crazy rigged game, miners will go up when tptb want them too or the good guys win as per bix weir..hah!!
i bet your #$%$-hole is really streached out by now
streached...thats a different language??wish you well mirz. it will get better...peace to you and your family.


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I'm so glad you remembered us and decided to join! Welcome to your lodge! You may not get it very long, since you are already 39 weeks, but I'm sure everyone here would love to get to know you better! Please tell us about yourself!
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Welcome to your lodge Beth! I'm excited for you!!
Another Jumping Bean, can't wait to read your full intro!
WELCOME! Looking forward to your story!
Sorry it took me so long to get back here to do and intro. It has been a busy few days!
I am Beth married for 4.5 years to my AWESOME husband Mike. We are both teachers. I met him when I moved to CA to take a teaching job. He came into my classroom and introduced himself to me. We were not really interested in each other at first. It took about 3 months to start "dating" and a few more months to become more serious. Our first date was out to play golf. I beat him, so he said that we would have to go out again so he could even the score. I delightfully agreed. We have been playing golf and competing with each other ever since.
We started TTC in the spring of 08. It took us about a year to finally conceive. It was a really rough year. I never thought that trying to get pregnant would be such a stressful and exciting time. I had gone to my dr. after a year of trying for an infertility consult and we decided to do a HSG, just to make sure everything was okay. Everything looked good. It must have been the trick because we ended up pregnant that cycle!
I came home from work on a Friday night and did some more work from home that night. My DH made me some popcorn and it upset my stomach so bad! I felt like crap all night. Even while sleeping, I woke up feeling crummy. The next morning I was just hanging out around the house. So I decided to test. I had a test that had been given to me by one of my classroom moms. I didn't realize it was a digi, but I decided to use it anyway. I left it sitting on the counter figuring it would be just another one of those months, when I tested and it was neg. I looked down and it said "Pregnant"! It was the biggest surprise ever! I totally didn't expect it! I was thrilled! I just couldn't believe it! I called DH (he was playing golf) and told him to call me back, it was really important. Well, it took him about 3 hours to call me back, and by that time I had decided that I wanted to tell him when he got home. When he called he wouldn't let me go until I told him what was so important. So I told him. His response was "No way, how do you know?" I thought that was pretty funny. We were both so excited.
I had terrible morning (all day) sickness from about 6 weeks through about 16 weeks. I lost about 7 lbs. in that time. I was really happy when I had one day when I didn't throw up! I felt the baby move for the first time at about 12 weeks. I KNOW that it was baby, it was such an unusual feeling. Then I didn't feel baby move again until about 16 weeks. At about 20 weeks DH could feel baby move too. He loved feeling it move. We (I) decided that we weren't gong to find out the sex of the baby. The rest of my pregnancy has been very uneventful, which I wouldn't trade for anything! I have loved being pregnant and it has been so easy! I know not everyone enjoys being pregnant, but I have enjoyed every part of it. (Maybe not the :puke2:)
My due date is Jan. 15. I have been having some contractions off and on for a few days. They are definitely different than just Braxton Hicks, but they aren't regular or getting any more intense. I am really hoping for a natural birth. I think the biggest asset for me is my attitude. I am not afraid, anxious or nervous in any way. I am actually excited. Maybe it is because I am blissfully ignorant about what is going to happen, but I am welcoming the experience of child birth. My DH is very supportive and we are planning on just taking it one contraction at a time and just working through each one as they come.
I am also planning on exclusively breastfeeding for as long as I possibly can. I will have to introduce a bottle for when I go back to work and I will have to pump.
We have also decided to cloth diaper our baby. This is more my idea than DH he is not too thrilled about it still. I am though. I look at our cute little diapers and can't wait to see baby in them!
Some other things...Our names are boy: Kelly, which is DH's mother's maiden name and DH and all of his brothers share Kelly as a middle name; and Girl: Kennedy. I have loved that name for ever. DH told me that since he got to pick the boy name he would let me have dibs on the girl name. We have also talked about Isabella (Bella) for a while, so we aren't sure. If Baby is a girl, we'll have to see which one fits!
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Great story, glad you came to share. I look forward to hearing about the birth. It's my first too, and I'm hoping the positive feelings are legit and not just blissful ignorance too
My advice to first time moms who aren't preparing with a "method" is to expect it to be hard, but not too hard that you can't handle it, and try to accept the contractions as good things that are getting you closer to holding your baby instead of fighting them. Stay at home as long as possible. Also, learn everything you can about all medical interventions (including IVs, pitocin, fetal monitoring, artificial rupture of membranes, episiotomy, etc.) and decide beforehand how you feel about them and make sure your care provider understands and respects your preferences. You can do it!
Thanks for that advice. That is exactly what DH and I have done. We already let the Dr. know what we prefer and he seems to be responsive to that. I do feel like I am fairly knowledgeable about medical interventions and such. I also have a really good friend who is a L&D nurse and she said she will come in for our birth, even if she is not on schedule. She pretty much runs the birth center at the hosp. and she is a great advocate for her patients. I am very confident that we will get what we want. Besides that, my mom is here and she has a tendency to be kind of a pit bull when it comes to getting through to Drs.!
Happy day before your due date! Looking forward to your birth hun! Had to add that you'll LOVE cloth diapers, I've finally go around to doing full time with #3 and wish I had known how fun it was with my first!
Great intro, learned lots about you even though we're on the same birth board!
I was interested in cloth diapering, but since I'm going back to work I didn't want to deal with having to find a daycare that would use them, so sposies it will be.
Hopefully it works for you!
Kelly Terrence has arrived! I will take some time a little later to do a full birth story and post some pics. He is starting to squeak, so it's time to nurse again.
Congrats! WTTW Kelly! Can't wait to hear the story!
Congratulations Beth and WTTW baby Kelly!
Congrats, Beth! WWTW Kelly!
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I'm still bathing DD in her infant to toddler bathtub because I don't want to fill up the big bathtub. But it's getting really small for her now. Is there an in-between option that works well? I was thinking about a small inflatable tub but it doesn't look much bigger and says it's for babies 12-24 months.
Bathtub for 2 year old
DD born 5/21/10
DS born 12/11/12
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We had to stop using the inflatable duck tub a while ago because DS was getting too big for it. We use the regular bath tub, and he's fine with it.
Our tub stopper won't hold water, and it would be a pain to fix. We actually use a rubbermaid plastic storage bin, believe it or not (the kind that's a longer rectangle with low sides). It's bigger than the inflatable tubs and much cheaper! I got the idea while reading reviews about inflatable tubs on Amazon and worrying if they would be big enough or get holes in them. It sounds crazy, but it's worked great for us and she's not even close to outgrowing it :)
New Baby Due 4/13
We used the inflatable duck from Target for a year and a half, until he just got too tall to be comfortable. He loved it! We did have to replace it once when the air started leaking out, but it's only $15 so no big deal.
Just read the pp's post about the plastic bin, that's genious! Wish I'd thought of that!
Thanks for the idea about the storage bin! I think I'll try that one.
DD born 5/21/10
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I should have recongized it, but they were good. Real good. Best salesmen i have ever seen. Don't fall for it. If it happens to you call the police. These two even mentioned local businesses and said they were moving here to marry a couple of women just down the road.
I will be a US marine shortly. If i ever see these two again they will wish they were dead for all the pain and suffering they have caused young college students, one parent familes, and senior citizens by stealing their money.
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Tucked away in St Michael's Alley, part of a labyrinth of charming medieval courts and alleys off Cornhill and Lombard Street, the Jamaica Wine House was originally London's first coffee house, which opened in 1652 and counted Samuel Pepys among its earliest patrons.
Open from Monday to Friday, the pub, known locally as "the Jampot", is the perfect venue for City workers to meet or to relax and for tourists to soak up the atmosphere and history of the Square Mile.
The red stone building you see today dates back to 1869 and its wood-panelled bar and high ceilings retain their Victorian character and many original features – the pub even has the original 19th century cooker used to roast coffee beans.
As well as City folk, who love to gather in the alley outside on warm evenings after work, the pub is also a haunt of bell-ringers and walking tours.
The Jamaica Wine House serves a wide selection of traditional Kentish cask ales, kept in perfect condition, as well as distinctive international lagers and a good choice of wines.
Featured in the Michelin Guide 2010, the pub has won a Safety Thirst award from the City of London.
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I like this too! It looks like it's faaar down!
"Kulle" means hill in Swedish! Nice capture, interesting looking place. Like and fave!
A Ukrainian Ayers Rock! Very nice! Like!
thanx. pretty bad, to be honest
Thank you very much for your answer.I need to make some clarifications.Our name is italien but we are romaniens.Our grandparents emigrated from Italy in Romania at the beginning of the last century.My uncle's grave should be in the village cemetery because i have an official document they say he died in bombing at Sulli height and was buried in the cematery of the village Sulli.If you send me your email address i will send you some photo.Thank you again.
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Знакомое место, проживал в апреле месяце 2001 года.
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Columbia House Video clubPO Box 91601, Rantoul, IL 61866-8601 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania United States of America
Columbia House Video club Columbia House DVD club; & Located in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
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Then to top off matters, I got a bill saying that I needed to pay for a DVD that I sent back. (I never opened any & they were sent back immediantly thru the post office) I called once again and told them that I did not keep any DVD's and to stop sending them! She kept saying, 'are you going to pay for the outstanding balance...' I told her that I will not pay for any DVD that I did not order or keep. I kept getting bills. My husband called them twice and spoke to them regarding this. Then the National Recovery Agency is calling me EVERY DAY - I keep telling me to take me off of their list and that I did not OWE OR INTEND TO PAY COLUMBIA HOUSE ANYTHING. I know that this is prob on my credit report now and I have always had good credit!! Please, If anyone can help me! Frustrated in Connecticut.
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Key matchup, Chargers-Bengals: DBs vs. Green
At age 11, A.J. Green did man's work.
"I would go out in the woods and chop down trees," Green told U-T San Diego this week.
Green, who grew up in South Carolina, recalled catching and stacking blocks of wood thrown him by his grandfather.
Now 24, Green uses quick, powerful hands to snatch footballs. He has 10 touchdown catches, tied for first in the NFL.
The matchup between Chargers defenders and Cincinnati's lead wide receiver will be one to watch.
Preparing for the second-year pro, the Chargers studied a library of film on him and had rookie Mike Willie don a Bengals jersey and attempt to replicate Green's actions in practice.
"You challenge him and give him different looks," said defensive coordinator John Pagano. "Without basically telling you what we are going to do, we are going to get up and really challenge him."
Green (6-foot-3, 211) is bigger and likely faster (4.49, 40 speed) than cornerbacks Quentin Jammer (6-foot, 204) and Antoine Cason (6-1, 195).
Julio Jones of the Falcons (6-3, 220) is the receiver the Chargers have faced who is most similar to Green in size and speed. He caught five passes for 67 yards in Atlanta's 27-3 victory in Week 3. He plucked a TD pass above Jammer.
It's easier to double-team Green than Jones, however, because the Falcons (10-1) have a better set of skill players than the Bengals (6-5).
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Published: 11th January 2014 | Source: Cooler Master | Price: 210 |
Up Close: 915R interior
Both the roof and sides of the 915R are easily removed to allow unparalleled access to the interior. In the image below right you can easily see the mounting holes for fans or rads on the inside of the side panels.
We weren't joking when we said there was a lot of access! To help orientate, here we're looking at the rear of the case where the motherboard and PSU would be located. It might seem off to have a large rubber grommeted area under the motherboard area, but remember this case can take on an alternate role, doubling as either a home for rads or a HDD storage area, so these management holes will be perfect for routing cables or tubes up from the main case below
Turning the case round we're now looking at the front where there's room for three 3.5" or 2.5" drives. Above this lies a single 5.25" bay. All of these drive caddies can be removed if desired, with additional sets of screw holes on the case floor allowing for the relocation of HDD caddies from the main case as we'll see when we start the build section. If you're wondering about cooling, there's actually a small 92mm fan buried in the front, but we'll get a better look at that when we strip things down.
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A big case needs a big review. And boy is the HAF Stacker system from Cooler Master BIG
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.. but as someone who considers looks pretty far down on the scale of case requirements - looking mostly for adaptation, options, practicality, ease of build/'monkeying around inside' - this is one heck of a range.
(even tho I'm not a case-looks person, I know when something isn't going to appeal to others)
There's some corporate uses this stack could come in useful for, and I'm keeping that in mind for suggestions. Sometimes you see something reviewed and it has features that stick in your mind when people talk to you about if and how they can have things created for them.
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HDD's or WC in the bottom AIO in the roof, then add the extra bit on the roof if you want even more water space? I still think there should be a roof panel for the main section and AIO support basically.
I think by trying to make it appeal to everyone they have actually made it a bit half arsed.Quote
Is it just me that thinks not being able to use a 240mm AIO in the top of the main section is nuts?
Its to encourage you to buy more bits . Also, its probably because they want to make it for custom loopers, not people who use AIOs. Every other HAF case supports a 240 AIO in the roof/front(in the case of the X I think.
Yeah but a roof panel should be avail so you can use the lower case. With the 240mm AIO's being so common just seems retarded to not support them straight out of the box.
If enough people do a mod for it they'll release it as a panel to order. Its the same with my case, enough people wanted a window mod/did a window mod so you can now buy a windowed top on their site.
With all the other 'options' it should have been there from the start. Something like that not to be supported out of the box is actually a big thing to miss. If I had reviewed this Id have been a bit harsher on that aspect tbh.
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But VERY ugly. I know you mentioned it already but it just seems like a company rip from the SR-2 stacker. The difference being here that the SR-2 is much more sleek (spelling?) and better designed. Then again most mod cases generally are.
I remember having the HAF932. The moment I switched from stock cooling to water cooling I felt limited with options for the case. Now this case is aimed at water cooling so give it a new name like HWF or WCP - watercooling performance.Quote
Really not a fan of any of the HAF series, it's just an ugly thing, but I do kind of think the design is kind of cool. The idea of having more than one build in one case, although I'm sure people have made better cases themselves to allow for this, kind of a strange one for me, yay and nay, hot but as two individual words does it best for me.Quote
We appreciate your thoughts on the HAF element of this case. What would you be thinking if this case was sleek and minimalist? In other words, is it the looks or the concept that's not lighting your fires?
Its too much of a half way house between trying to go for the 'signature' HAF look (basically alot of mesh and big frontal fans) and trying to go towards a more sort of sleek look. What has happened hasn't really worked well I think. To be fair to them though I don't think they could elongate the "HAF look" much xD.
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12.17 It is impractical to provide solutions for all of the systems listed in the table on Page 474; we present as an example only the solution for the system 1-propanol(1)/water(2). Solutions for the other systems can be obtained by rerunning the following Mathcad program with the appropriate parameter values substituted for those given. The file NRTL.mcd reproduces the table of NRTL parameters on Page 474 and includes the necessary Antoine coefficients.
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NSA's Michael Rogers made his comments about the ubiquity of cybersecurity threats as part of an effort to be more transparent about his agency's activities.
Cybersecurity professionals in government and the private sector would do well to shift their focus from trying to prevent cyberattacks to detecting and assessing them, National Security Agency Director Adm. Michael Rogers said June 3.
"I wish that we lived in a world where we can guarantee no one is going to access or gain entrance into our systems," he said at an event hosted by Bloomberg Government in Washington, adding that doing so "is becoming increasingly difficult."
The somewhat rare public comments from an NSA chief were meant to highlight the ubiquity of cybersecurity threats and Rogers' stated effort to be more transparent about his agency's intentions after the leaks of former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.
Rogers, who also leads U.S. Cyber Command, called transparency his greatest challenge as NSA director, a role he took over from Gen. Keith Alexander in April. Rogers said he intends to explain publicly, in broad terms, the rationale behind NSA's intelligence gathering.
Describing a hypothetical conversation with NSA employees, he said, "I need you focused on the mission and doing things right. Let me take the heat on the outside. That's what they pay me for."
After Snowden's revelations, which included the fact that NSA collected bulk phone records on U.S. citizens, officials have repeatedly stressed that the agency spies on foreigners, not American citizens. NSA must abide by legal restrictions when it comes across U.S. citizens' data in the midst of gathering foreign intelligence, Rogers said. He emphasized the point in an effort to dispel what he said was a public misconception about his organization.
"A broad dialogue about what we're doing and why is a good thing for us as a nation," he said. "I don't question that for one minute because as much as I am proud of being a flag officer in the United States Navy, I am also mindful I was a citizen in this nation before I ever started this journey in uniform, and when this journey is over, I just want to go back to being just another citizen."
Continuing his hypothetical conversation with NSA employees to boost morale after Snowden's leaks, Rogers said, "The outside world has...come to the conclusion that we have not, knowingly and on a broad scale, attempted to circumvent law or violate procedure. And yet I go home and my family asks me, 'Hey, what are you doing with my phone?'"
The NSA director said he had seen clips of Snowden's recent televised interview with NBC's Brian Williams in which the former contractor spoke of his previous IT work in the intelligence community. Asked to react to the interview, Rogers said Snowden came across as intelligent and articulate but also arrogant.
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I guess if all you have is a hammer... There's plenty that could be done to improve security and better our defenses but seemingly endless spending on postmortem breach discovery greatly reduces the available budget for improving security. As an x-NSA employee and 25yr security veteran I am disappointed to hear this defeatist philosophy. And as an aside, affordable technology exists that would have prevented the Snowden incident but wasn't deployed due to cost constraints...case-in-point.
Not shift their focus but broaden their focus to include making systems invulnerable, thereby complementing infusion prevention and quick detection.
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Oncor Electric May Kill My Family or Friends Oncor Electric relocated a 220 Volt residential feeder line from an existing telephone pole, put there several years ago in order to safely bypass my existing swimming pool, then relocated to 8' above Oncor Electric relocated a 220 Volt residential feeder line from an existing telephone pole, put there several years ago in order to safely bypass my existing swimming pool, then relocated to 8' above Ft. Worth, Texas
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Oncor Electric relocated a 220-Volt residential feeder line from an existing "safe" telephone pole, put there many years ago by Oncor, for the sole purpose of compliance with NEC 680.8 and avoiding my existing swimming pool by safely bypassing it in accordance with the National Electric Code.
Then, last year, (2011), an angry Oncor worker decided to relocate this 220-volt line directly across my existing swimming pool at a very dangerous height of approximately 8' feet above my swimming pool water line. Oncor, after I complained, justified the workers' relocation by saying that because my pool had no water in it, (I was in the process of replacing the Water-Walls, which must be done, periodically), it was not a viable pool? This is a direct violation of NEC Code. It is supposed to be 22.5' feet above any water line. Yet, in total violation of NEC Code, this was actually done by an angry Oncor worker who said he did it because I wouldn't answer my door when they were trying to hook up another service line next door, at my neighbor's house? What The What? That's what the worker said! I only went outside to investigate the sudden power outage when the Oncor worker had shut off my power to my house, without my permission or advance notice!
My pool is a permanent, $20,000, "On-Ground", All-Aluminum Kayak pool where the Water Walls were in the process of being replaced. The National Electric Code says that any electric line must be 29.5' feet above any pool water line, and yet, one of their workers, vindictively, relocated my 220 volt line from an existing "safe" location on an existing telephone pole that Oncor installed, to it's current and new, life-threatening location! I have called and talked to several folks at Oncor but no one seems to be concerned about this obvious danger and they keep referring me to other departments, who also dismissed me?
I have drafted a complaint letter, (but not yet filed it) where I can appeal to the Public Utility Commission, but must travel 300 miles to appear in front of some kind of review board, when summoned, after submitting my complaint.
I am handicapped and need my pool for rehabilitation purposes but can no longer allow anyone to work on getting the new water-walls installed because this power line is so low that is very possible to get electrocuted or killed with the use of any shovel or long-handled garden tool, etc., while standing on the pool deck. Hence, I have lost the use of my pool and my rehabilitation needs from having had recent total hip replacement surgery and can no longer go anywhere near my existing pool area nor can I venture into my backyard area due to this very dangerous situation. Can Anyone Help?
The solution is quite simply: Put the 220-volt power line back onto the existing telephone pole, but no one is listening to me!
I am a senior citizen and seem to have exhausted my avenues of fixing this dangerous problem? Maybe OSHA will listen? I have also considered taking this problem to the news media? Is this a possible lawsuit where my home and life and health has been put in danger because I can no longer have the use of my pool, my rehab needs, nor the enjoyment of my backyard area and my pool?
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The Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which hands out the annual movie and television honours, announced the deal with the two top TV comedians today in conjunction with Dick Clark Productions, which produces the televised awards show.
"Tina and Amy have a truly unique chemistry, making them one of the most talented and captivating pairings of all time," Dick Clark Productions CEO Allen Shapiro said in a statement.
Fey and Poehler earned widespread kudos and a raft of positive reviews for their stint as co-emcees for the Jan. 2013 edition of the Globes, which attracted nearly 20 million viewers (a six-year high for the glitzy Hollywood celebration).
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Under the agreement, the two Saturday Night Live alums will host the 2014 and 2015 editions of the Golden Globes, which likely takes them out of consideration for hosting the Oscars broadcast. The latter is the high-profile hosting gig many have expressed an interest in seeing the pair tackle, especially after a scene-stealing skit during recent Emmy Awards.
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Paul Thomas
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After a few miles through the woods the scenery opens up and is amazing. Really nice hike.
Mike Roberts
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Lot's of elevation but the views are worth it!
John Howell
21 days ago
Out and back? Says who? If you're going to hike this trail (and I highly recommend it,) then park a second car at Mesa Cortina or Willowbrook Trailhead and make it into a loop over Red Buffalo Pass. Another option is to use the Gore Range Trail to connect to the North Ten Mile Creek Trail, which also requires either a second car or use of the Summit Stage to get back to the Meadow Creek Trailhead.
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Gorgeous trail. It's mostly a gradual climb the entire way. Very worth every minute. Stunning views at the top with lots of room to explore. We saw a beaver, too.
Craig Thomas
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Excellent hike... long and satisfying. Dramatic views of the Gore Range; wildflowers in July. A must-hike.
Jeff Montera
1 year ago
My family and I have been hiking in and around Summit County for years but had only hiked this trail a few years ago in December and never made it to the meadows or the pass. This is now one of our favorite hikes in the area. While the trail is fairly steep from the beginning, the open meadows and views from the pass are well worth the effort. In some respect the views are better than those from Buffalo Mtn, simply because you don't see any civilization from the pass.
We heeded the warnings and wore bug spray, but didn't have any issues. We summitted in just under 3 hours and the return trip was right around 2 hours. The trail gets wet in areas and there are several river crossings, so good boots are recommended. The weather has been warm this week, so very little snow left on the trail. Most/all should be gone in the next 1-2 weeks.
boris gritzka
1 year ago
Lots of bugs in the lower part. Bring your bug spray. Steadily climbing through the woods initially. Second half with more open meadows and views.
After a wet spring here in Colorado we had to cross several fairly shallow snowfields or make our way around them.
We had to find one alternative Creek Crossing because of snow coverage and snowmelt. Total time including one long lunch break and one short stop on the way up 7 ½ hours. Extra time spent navigating snow.
Fun final climb up to Eccles pass and along the crest once on top. Amazing views. Then sliding down on snowfields, lots of fun.
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Lots of wild life.
One of the better hikes.
Megan O'Dell
2 years ago
BRING BUG SPRAY! The mosquitos ate through my pants!!! Other than that malfunction, this hike was great. It was pretty strenuous, since it is almost 3000 ft elevation gain at an already high altitude. The gorgeous views along the way were worth it. The wildflowers were in bloom and made a great setting for lots of pretty photos (see above!). The trail was very rocky, so make sure your shoes are in good condition. There are also some precarious spots along the way where you have to cross the creek on rickety fallen trees, so be careful & don't fall in like I did!
Amy Starbuck
2 years ago
Incredible views. Went in October and it had just snowed about 8 inches. A lot of uphill, but very well worth it. We did the trail from Frisco to Silverthorne and it was easily one of the best hikes I've ever done. There is a bus that picks up at the bottom of the trail in Silverthorne that will drop you back in Frisco.
Fernando Martinez
2 years ago
An amazing hike with great views and photo spots. Since it is a very difficult one, I would consider it an strenuous one, you better have comfortable boots or you wont even enjoy the hike. Lots of Wildflowers, willow lakes and one of the best views you will ever get.
Stephanie Cox
3 years ago
Beautiful first camping trip in Colorado!
Robert Alberts
4 years ago
Hiked this in August and the wildflowers were just amazing. Like walking through gods garden. Nice views at the pass. Great spot for lunch.
Stephen Daw
5 years ago
Great hike up to the pass. Great view of the Gore range and Mt Buffalo too.
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Wouldn't it be fantastic to enjoy the often-crowded Giant's Causeway in tranquillity even during main visitor hours? We can offer such a thing.
Views from the Great Stookan to the Giant's Causeway stones
Take a walk around Runkerry, located just next to the Causeway with views of the stones and on most days to Scotland and the Inishowen Peninsula in Ireland too. A cliff walk takes you along our land which has significant numbers of breeding skylark, stonechat, linnet and occasional chough. Parts of this walk also follow the route of the Bushmills Heritage Railway.
Causeway Hotel, OSNI grid ref: C944438
Start at the Causeway Hotel, where there's a path on the left side of the building leading towards the cliff path. Turn left and just follow the path around Runkerry Head. On your right side you'll have fantastic views of the Causeway stones and the chimney tops. On a clear day you can also see right across to Scotland.
View across to Scotland
You probably know that the Irish giant Finn MacCool built the Causeway to fight his rival, Benandonner, in Scotland which is just 26 miles (41.8km) from the Irish coast. The island of Islay can be seen on most days and sometimes the air is so clear that even the Paps of Jura are visible.
Leaving the first headland behind you come to a little bay called Portcoon. Stay on the path and continue on the cliff path around the second headland.
Once the path goes downhill you can see the first signs of Runkerry House and Portballintrae. Look out for dolphins or porpoises; they do like swimming at Bushfoot Strand.
Salmon fishery
Once there were working salmon fisheries everywhere along the North Coast but that time is long gone. All that's left are deserted buildings and rusting fishing gear.
You will have reached a small wooden bridge now. Follow the path up the hill until you come to a railway.
Carefully cross the railway and turn left on to the tarmac path with the railway on your left side. This track will lead you to the small station of the Bushmills Heritage Railway.
From here you can see the Causeway Hotel again. Walk up the hill but be aware that you're on a road. Once past the pub and the new visitor centre, you're back where you started your walk.
Runkerry Head
Weir's Snout offers a great view over Runkerry and the walk you've just done.
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Trimble County Hymn Sing will be held the first Thursday each month at 7 p.m. The next meeting will be held Thursday, Jan. 5 at Bedford United Methodist Church.
On Jan. 3, there's going to be something exciting happening in the Carroll County High School gymnasium. The "Battle of the Cats" sponsored by United Citizens Bank & Trust Co will be happening and one lucky fan at the game that night will have the opportunity to win $5,000 for themselves and $5,000 for the school.
The Carroll County Panthers are playing the Wildcats of Henry County, with the boys tipping off at 6 p.m. and the girls tipping off at 7:30 p.m.
On Tuesday, Jan. 3, Carroll County High School will honoring the induction of former Lady Panther Pam Browning into the University of Kentucky Hall of Fame. There will be a short ceremony immediately following the boys varsity game against Henry County at approximately 7:15 p.m. The girls varsity game against Henry County will follow.
On Saturday, Jan. 7, the jersey of former Lady Panther Whitney Ballinger will be retired in a ceremony before the girls varsity game with Gallatin County at approximately 7:15 p.m.
The Lady Panthers lost to South Oldham and Franklin County to finish 1-2 in the Lady Dragon Invitational Dec. 19-21. Carroll won their opening game against Southern High School, 34-22.
On Dec. 20, South Oldham shot 67 percent from the field and won 84-20. Makena Kindoll led the Lady Panthers in scoring with six points, followed by Kirsten and Brittany Arvin with three points. Lauren Moore, Andie Hardesty, Kelsey Ogden and Nikki Hill each scored two points.
The Carroll County Panthers defeated the Silver Grove Big Trains 59-28 in the opening round of the North American Stainless Classic basketball tournament on Wednesday, Dec. 21. The Panthers outscored their opponent 34-9 in the first half to roll to an easy win, breaking a four-game losing streak.
Dallas Gibson led the Panthers in scoring with 14 points, followed by John Walls, 10; John Perry, 7; Jay Damron, 6; Evan Mefford, 6; Patrick Booth, 5; Dakota Corbin, 4; Travis Ellis, 4; Brandon Stewart, 2; and Trey Boles, 1.
The Carroll County Panthers hit 17 free throws in the fourth quarter to close out a 50-34 win against the Villa Madonna Blue Lightning in the second round of the North American Stainless Classic basketball tournament Thursday night. The Panthers advanced to the championship game Friday against Gallatin County.
Turnovers were the determining factor in Gallatin County's 58-46 victory over Carroll County in the North American Stainless Classic championship Friday night. The Wildcats committed just seven miscues compared to the Panthers' 25.
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About the Author
As Senior Software Engineer at JBoss, a Division of Red Hat, Andrew Lee Rubinger is primarily responsible for development of the company's EJB 3.x implementation. He was an early adopter of Java EE technologies and an active contributor in the tech community.
Bill Burke is a Fellow at the JBoss division of REd Hat Inc. A long time JBoss contributor and architect, his current project is RESTEasy, RESTful Web Services for Java.