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Located in the heart of Rio de Janeiro, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Arcos da Lapa and Catedral de Sao Sebastiao do Rio de Janeiro. National Library is 1 mi (1.6 km) away.
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Harrisburg Senators (21-22) at Erie SeaWolves (26-15)
When: Today-Tuesday 6:35 p.m.; Wednesday-Thursday 11:05 a.m.
Where: Jerry Uht Park
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Notes: Two of the hottest teams in the Eastern League meet today as Harrisburg comes to town for a four-game series. The Senators have won three in a row and six of their past 10, while Erie won its past two games and seven of the past 10. Harrisburg is third in the West division and six games behind Erie. The Senators bring prized prospect Anthony Rendon. He is ranked as the top overall prospect in the Washington Nationals organization by MLB.com and looks like the heir apparent to Ryan Zimmerman at third base. He is hitting .350 in 28 games this season, including six home runs and 20 RBIs. He has a slugging percentage of .650 and OPS of 1.134. Brian Goodwin, the No. 2 overall prospect for Washington, is also with the Senators. The outfielder is hitting .253 this season and is regarded as a surefire five-tool player. Wednesday's Harrisburg starter, Nathan Karns, is ranked as the No. 6 prospect and has 46 strikeouts to 17 walks this season in eight starts. He has above average pitches in his fastball and curveball. Outfielder Destin Hood (No. 8) and catcher Sandy Leon (No. 19) are players to keep an eye on for Harrisburg along with Thursday starter Taylor Jordan, who is ranked No. 17 and has thrown 10 shutout innings since his call-up from Class A.
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Today: Harrisburg RH Paul Demny (3-4, 5.04) vs. Erie RH Warwick Saupold (3-1, 2.03)
Tuesday: Harrisburg RH Caleb Clay (3-2, 5.14) vs. Erie LH Matt Crouse (3-2, 4.19)
Wednesday: Harrisburg RH Nathan Karns (4-2, 4.38) vs. Erie RH Victor Larez (5-1, 3.40)
Thursday: Harrisburg RH Taylor Jordan (1-0, 0.00) vs. Erie LH Kyle Lobstein (5-2, 3.14)
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A number of people have been asking me lately: what happened with the open philanthropy work that you posted about last September?
In addition to lots of fruitful little experiments (more on these later), my main work on the open philanthropy front has been on the Shuttleworth Foundation theory of change. In our own words, the purpose of this exercise is to 'explain what we do, simply'. While we may not have hit that mark yet, we have definitely forced ourselves to start digging into what we mean by open philanthropy. The current draft looks like this:
One of the first questions we stumbled across as we worked on this picture was 'what does an open philanthropy way of working look like?' We brainstormed a ton on this. Some of the ideas we came up with simply described our values as a team (e.g. integrity and irreverence). However, we also unearthed a few things that feel like the essence of the open philanthropy practice we're currently inventing. While the list is still likely to evolve, these include:
- Open source everything. Everything that the Foundation creates, funds or helps with should be open sourced. This means: under an open license; available in an open format; and accessible from a public web site, always.
- Share. Leverage. Share again. Open source is not just about giving (share), it's also about receiving (leverage). You don't need to look far in the software world to see this. Something like Ubuntu rests on the shoulders (and code) of giants who have shared tremendously. However, it only succeeds by leveraging these existing assets to create even more value, and then giving it back again. It's this leverage and share again process to moves things ahead. The Foundation can use this same share|leverage|share cycle to drive collaborative social innovation and radical improvement in areas like education.
- Community as part of everything. Despite the rhetoric, most philanthropy and social investment happens in silos. The result is zero leverage, poor use of resources and slow progress. The Foundation needs to get down and dirty with communities working on education, innovation and access each step of the way. This means constantly looking at who's doing similar work, inviting them to our parties, and going to theirs. It also means befriending the enemies of those working against us. The open source world has lots to teach us about this. So does Gramsci.
- Radical transparency. A core piece of 'open' — open source, open events, open societies, open systems
— is being able to see what's under the hood. When you can see inside
something, you can understand it, interface with it, hack it or rip it
off altogether. If something is closed, you can't. Radical transparency
means opening up not only your yearly books (we need to do this
anyways), but also openly sharing your planning, learning and
relationships as you go along. This doesn't have to be hard: just take
the password off the wiki and podcast your events. By the doing things
like this, the Foundation is likely to have partners who come with
better ideas (interface), offer improvements (hack) and even run with
things on their own (rip it off). That's what we want.
- Listen, learn, evolve: constantly. The Cluetrain Manifesto taught us that markets are conversations. It's strange to me that so few activists have learned that the same is true of social change. Open philanthropy must include constant engagement and conversation with partners, activists, policymakers and (god forbid) customers. Knowing what these people think in real time with 80% accuracy (using cluetrain-style market research) is way better than finding out with 99% accuracy five years too late (using the rigorous and expensive evaluation processes that foundations love). This is especially true if people think what you are doing sucks, as you've still got time to fix it. The Foundation needs to get involved in this kind of listening in a very systematic way, and then to use what it is hearing and learning to steer the ship.
In the Shuttleworth team, we already embrace some of these things in our daily practice, even if we do so far from perfectly. Everything we do and fund is under an open license. Initiatives like Siyavula and the Cape Town Open Education Declaration have community at their heart. And, we do listen, learn and evolve faster than any other foundation I have worked with. Open is deep in the DNA of the Shuttleworth Foundation, the team and most of our partners.
The thing is, embracing with these ideas isn't the same as succeeding with them. We're still a long way from having a break away hit with open sourced education. In fact, we're just starting (after four years of trying) to become more systematic about open licensing and archiving the things produced by the Foundation and its partners. And, we're still a ways off from a systematic approach to learning and transparency. The Foundation — and this infant idea of open philanthropy — are works in progress. We know that. It's part of the fun.
The theory of change discussion also forced us to look at our assumptions about how ideas move and how innovation happens. These ideas are even more in flux that the ones above, and will be subject to further discussion. In any case, some things that seem true so far include:
- Only some ideas will get traction. Our core, day to day work is investing in people and ideas that drive innovation in education, telecom and intellectual property. Our hope is that this work bubbles up some good ideas, and that the people behind these ideas will run with them. However, we know that only some of these ideas will get traction. That's okay. These are the ones we want to back, and that the open philanthropy approach can accelerate and improve.
- Good ideas need to become real products, services and policies. Transitioning from a good idea to something people use everyday is hard work. The Foundation and the open philanthropy process need to be focused on putting this hard work into ideas that are viable. This includes making sure ideas are well packaged and productized (even policy ideas need to be 'easy to use'), building communities and (social) markets around them and thinking deeply about their long term viability and sustainability out in the wild. It's only with hard work in these areas — and then some degree of good fortune — that the ideas we back ideas will start to have the kind education, innovation and access to knowledge impact that we are seeking.
- If we're lucky, some ideas will go viral. The ideas that really scale — at least in the short term — will do so because they go viral. This is the real potential of open philanthropy. With open sourced ideas and strong communities, the conditions are right for going viral. But, scaling an idea this way also involves a tremendous amount of luck and serendipity. It also involves listening and being willing to jump when the opportunity arises. This is something we'll need to train ourselves to do.
This is still early theorizing. However, it feels like the core principles here have some merit: filter for ideas with traction; be rigorous about packaging and promoting ideas with promise; and jump on opportunities to spread and go viral. By doing these things, we're hoping that we can catalyze enduring changes to policy, practice and culture eventually nurture an open knowledge society (I guess we'd better define that one soon, but not in this post). It'll be interesting to see what works, and even more interesting to evolve our thinking along the way.
Anyways, that's a quick answer to those who asked what's up on the open philanthropy front. Fun stuff. More soon.
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Former TNA Wrestling stars Mickie James and Nick "Magnus" Aldis officially tied the knot on New Year's Eve. The two got engaged back in December of 2014. The following are a couple of photos from the James-Aldis wedding earlier this weekend, including a comment from Samuel Shaw, who was at the ceremony and is featured […]
Magnus On Nearly Quitting TNA Due To Vince Russo Comment, Mickie James Train Angle
Former TNA star Magnus recently spoke with Inquisitr about a number of topics. Below are some of the highlights from the interview. On almost quitting TNA years ago: "I remember Vince [Russo] specifically saying to me 'What? You want to be World Champion or something?' and me saying 'Yeah' and he's like 'That will never […]
Nick "Magnus" Aldis Undergoes Surgery On Tuesday, Aldis Comments
Nick Aldis, who wrestled as Magnus in TNA, wrote via Twitter that he underwent surgery on Tuesday to repair a torn bicep tendon. "I had surgery today to repair a torn bicep tendon that I injured in Mexico 10 days ago," wrote Aldo on Twitter. "Apologies to the promotions I've had to cancel for. I'm […]
Global Force Wrestling Announces Full Lineup For Next "Amped" TV Taping
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Nick "Magnus" Aldis On His Time In TNA, Signing With GFW & More
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Magnus Talks About Leaving TNA, GFW-TNA Working Together & More
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Kobe Bryant is still one of the very best players in the NBA, and one of his most effective weapons is his pull-up jump shot.
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Joey Barton will not be moving on loan to Fleetwood Town after being linked with the League Two side earlier this month.
The QPR midfielder has been training with Town over the last few weeks in a move that he says was designed to give himself a "reality check" and help him become "a better person".
But tweeting this morning, Barton said that his Fleetwood adventure "is over" before wishing the club well for the coming season.
In reply, the club's chairman Andy Pilley said that it would have been great to see Barton stay until January, but that it was "not to be".
It comes after Blackpool are reportedly lining up a loan bid for the 29-year-old, which would see him join the Tangerines for the season.
Barton said: "Fleetwood adventure is over. I loved every minute of it. Great club. Good luck to @capboy70 ,Mickey and a great set of lads for the season."
It had been suggested that Barton would join the north-west club on loan to shorten his 12-match ban, as Fleetwood play more games in a shorter space of time than QPR.
Barton's 12-match ban was handed out for his attempted headbutt on Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany on the final day of last season.
Meanwhile, Blackpool boss Ian Holloway believes his odds on re-signing DJ Campbell are as long as on him becoming a DRAG QUEEN.
Striker Campbell has enjoyed three separate spells at Blackpool in recent seasons, scoring 36 goals in 72 appearances before joining QPR last summer in a £1.2million deal.
The 30-year-old, however, found himself on the fringes of Mark Hughes' squad, which had raised Holloway's hopes of luring him back to Bloomfield Road for a fourth time.
But Campbell's excessive wages have scuppered any move, as Holloway said: "I don't think there's a chance in a million years we'll be able to do a deal to get DJ back.
"Because of how much they are paying him at the moment at QPR, it's not going to happen.
"We are about as close to re-signing DJ Campbell as there is of me wearing high heels and calling myself Sheila."
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Exchange rate pass-through in a set of euro area prices along the pricing chain is examined in this paper. First, a vector autoregression (VAR) approach is used to analyze the joint time-series behavior of the euro exchange rate and a system of area-wide prices in response to an exchange rate shock. Second, the impulse response functions from the VAR estimates are used to identify-in a "new openeconomy macroeconomics model"-the key behavioral parameters that best replicate the pattern of exchange rate pass-through in the euro area. A key finding is that traded goods-both extra-area exports and imports-behave as though they are predominately priced in euros. The area-wide findings are compared with those for other major industrial economies. Copyright 2006, International Monetary Fund
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An unprecedented backlog of roughly 20,000 property-tax appeals is delaying millions of dollars in tax payments to the city and School District, the latest development in the ongoing warfare between the Nutter administration and the Board of Revision of Taxes.
Several board members appeared to be holding out for a pay increase to work harder at their jobs, and City Council is poised to give them the boost, to $70,000 a year.
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Henry Walter Bates was a colleague of the naturalist Alfred Russell Wallace, who had travelled with him to the Amazon in 1848. While Wallace returned in 1852, and lost his collection of specimens in a shipwreck, Bates remained in the Amazon for eleven years, and when he returned to Britain, brought back with him a collection of over 14 000 species, of which more than 8000 were previously completely unknown. He was also the first scientist to recognise the phenomenon of mimicry, whereby one species pretends to be another. One particular form, whereby one animal tries to look like a less palatable one in order to prevent it being eaten, has been named 'Batesian mimicry' after him.
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[AMERICANS ABROAD]As October ends, reality set in for U.S. national team teen stars Jozy Altidore and Freddy Adu: It's not going to be easy to make it in Europe.
Altidore's first start for Spanish power Villarreal turned into a nightmare when it was humiliated by third division Polideportivo Ejido, 5-0, in the Copa del Rey, the Spanish Cup.
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Adu has played only 69 minutes in five league appearances but had heretofore at least been on the bench.


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Local governments not aware of the central government policies, circulars, transfers, guidelines, programs related to sanitation
Develop a system to inform & gain feedback from local governments on central government initiatives. Most local governments do not have access to the internet but do have high access to simple mobile phones. We need to develop a system to graph / map local government responses to specific multiple choice questions via SMS. Additional resources needed: mobile phone numbers of local government chairs & members, BTRC registered SMS short code, GIS files of UPs & pourashavas.
Local governments are not aware of sanitation policies.
Brainstorming session, 27 September 2012, New Delhi
In his opening remarks at the session in Delhi, Dr. Rajendra Kumar, Joint Secretary, Department of Information Communications and Technology, Government of India, said that technology-based interventions were improving the lives of people. Kumar reiterated the fact that as mobile connections are the rule of the day rather than the exception it was the most relevant platform and the Sanitation Hackathon was an important initiative towards mainstreaming technology-based interventions. As a representative of the government of India he was optimistic that this sanitation initiative would result in an effective roadmap for improving service delivery through mobile applications for all government departments.
Given the increasing emphasis in India that the practice of open-defecation is unacceptable, it is heartening to note that there is a strong sense of ownership by the Government of India to end this practice, said Juan Costain, Regional Team Leader for WSP in South Asia, while addressing the gathering. Costain applauded the 2011 Water Hackathon as a globally successful event. He emphasized that everyone involved was looking forward to making the SanHack an even better and more successful event in all aspects.
Before leaving the floor open for further discussions Ravikumar Joseph, WSP, shared the details of the upcoming SanHack to be held in Pune on the 1st and 2nd of Dec 2012. The event partners for are IIHS & Infosys along with support from Department of Information and Technology; Ministry of Water Supply and Sanitation; Ministry of Women and Child Development; Ministry of Health and Urban Development; Kfw; UNICEF; ADB and JICA. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation are providing support to the overall event.
To start the brainstorming session the floor was divided into groups and the participants come up with a list of sanitation problems and challenges they considered important. One of the interesting issues debated and discussed was regarding the monitoring of toilet usage. Although Govt. programs fund construction of the toilets, the sustainability or use of the toilets is a cause for concern. The govt of India as we know is very keen to be able to monitor, track and promote behavior change leading to sustainable outcomes. The solution to this problem was envisaged as an application "App" that can record household toilet (photograph with GPS coordinates) and other information (number of adults – male / female; children – male / female and age; when was the toilet constructed and source of funds, etc) can be captured and a database created. The use of the toilet can then be monitored (through a sensor on the squatting stones) that records people as and when they squat to defecate. Comparing the data captured from the households (time, number of times that the sensor has been activated and the number of individuals in the household) and comparing it with data base (with data on typical usage patterns for households with number and mix of adults and children) one would be able to monitor usage. Additionally the app could also monitor household disease (esp. diarrhea) and hopefully there would be a decrease in household disease with the usage of toilet by all. The intended audience of such an App is the govt who can then monitor the construction and use of toilets in rural areas.
Brainstorming session, 12 October 2012, Pune
Vivek Raman from WSP began the session in Pune saying that with the ever-increasing mobile penetration and falling prices of smart phones, IT applications provide a cheaper and more powerful platform and an opportunity to solve problems in the developing world stated. His presentation included a description of the successful 2011 Water Hackathon, where new ideas and solutions were developed by people outside of the sector. At the Water Hackathon, out of the 113 problems that were defined, 50 solutions were created and more than 60% of the solutions created are in various stages of deployment in projects. The Sanitation Hackathon, he said, along with its predecessor Water Hackathon, is the beginning of a movement of problem solvers – with unusual partners collaborating to overcome a massive development challenge
Presentations at the Pune brainstorming meet were also made by Pratima Joshi, Director of Shelter Associates and Utkarsha Kavadi, Researcher from CEPT University. Both showcased projects underway in Pune that are using ICT tools to better engage with citizens and disseminate information.
Participants presented a host of issues and possible solutions for the technologists to use at the forthcoming Hackathon in Dec 2012. In the hour-long vibrant proceedings, one interesting discussion dealt with increased urbanization and migration to cities: Migrating populations from rural India tend to resort to open-defecation. Lack of adequate toilet facilities was highlighted as a concern but so were the behavior patterns. The idea mooted was that citizens who wish to report cases of open-defecation would contact via SMS to the ward offices of their urban local body with location details and the number of such occurrences. Repeated messages from a neighborhood not only calls for immediate action by the authorities but can be shared with local newspapers/radio stations to invite public attention.. The solution needs a working link between NGO's in the city, municipal staff, local newspapers, radio operators, mobile phones, data transfer mode. The team looks forward to the hackers coming up with their ICT solutions. Overall there was agreement that the sanitation challenge is deadly and massive. Although there are significant financing gaps that need filling, many of the barriers to sanitation access have less to do with finances, and more to do with behaviors of citizens, their governments, and their service providers.
Also go http://www.sanitationhackathon.org/pune and https://www.facebook.com/sanitationhackathonindia]]>
Tonight they hold their annual Big Ideas event, which is a multi-disciplinary gathering of the minds. Over 300 thinkers, creators and students from the different departments across campus will kick off with some big ideas and then break out into jam sessions to dive deeper. This evening, I will be stepping up to the plate and discussing the power of collaboration, partnerships and alliances as a means to generating powerful solutions to the biggest problem of all, the lack of sanitation for 2.5 billion people.
Looking forward to the breakout session and generating some fresh ideas.
If half of the hospital beds in the developing world are accommodating patients of sanitation-related diseases then just think about what would happen if that portion of the patients were not there: at the country level we will see higher productivity, healthy and thriving communities, less government spending on medical expenses related to preventable diseases and more attention to those suffering from chronic illness. Improved sanitation–toilets, hygiene, and education to support their use– means less illness and death and possible stimulus for the economy, but it means much more. It means that children are no longer afraid to go to school because of what may happen if they need to defecate, that women and young girls especially have somewhere to go where they don't feel like their natural bodily functions are stealing their dignity or putting them at risk. This is a serious issue and we at Toilet Hackers are committed to taking on this battle.
Nearly half of the world does not have access to a toilet, so if shit is not going into a toilet where is it going? Pretty much anywhere else. And this means that people are living, playing and eating in its midst and are risking their lives in the process. The U.N has declared sanitation and clean water a human right. Just as all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights, having a safe place to "go," (literally) is a human right as well. If the worst of all possible scenarios can be made better by giving the 40% of the world who don't have toilets a place for their waste, then we'd better get cracking. No individual, no matter how well resourced, no organization, no matter how widely distributed, can take on this goal alone. Sanitation for all is a goal we can get to, but only if we work together, which is why we need your help! We're calling on you as volunteers, as hackers, as designers, engineers, artists, scientists, business minds and fundraisers to get this goal on track. Let's get it done for everyone.]]>


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But for WIP Radio late-night staffer Eytan Shander, who yesterday spent his Thanksgiving in his girlfriend's hospital room, parasailing will always conjure images of tragedy and sadness.
On Nov. 15, Shander's girlfriend of four years, Danielle Haese, 34, was critically injured in a parasailing accident in St. Thomas in which her mother, Bernice Kraftcheck, 60, was killed.


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The product you see above is a dual LCD, multi-touch tablet with a supposedly advanced UI and is from Microsoft. As you can see it is actually from Microsoft Research and is in its prototype stage. Called the Courier, the device has a new UI called the InkSeine. The dual screens consists of two 7 inch multi-touch screens that kind of has a form factor similar to a book.


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As a 22 year-old guy soon to be 23 I can not think of two players in the NBA who are debated over and compared with one another in my generation more than Kobe Bryant and LeBron James.
I honestly feel privileged too even have such great stars battle for who should be considered the best NBA player currently and possibly considered the greatest NBA player too play the game by future generations.
As of now the debate between LeBron James and Kobe Bryant in my mind at least has seemed too screech to a stop.
With Kobe Bryant winning a title as well as MVP honors and LeBron James falling short in the Eastern Conference Finals but coming away with an MVP honor for the season, you could say that Kobe Bryant has dwarfed LeBron's accomplishments when you look at the here and now but there is no denying that James is itching for a championship and probably feels as if he's only a step away.
Unfortunately the same pleading for better players that Kobe was successful with hasn't exactly worked in the same manner for Lebron James.
In 2007 LeBron James and the Cavaliers reached the NBA Finals too play a very tough San Antonio team and seemed as if they brought their own very formidable team to match-up with the Spurs but just couldn't quite take care of a battle tested Spurs team who finished the regular season with a 45-6 record.
Meanwhile after many disappointing attempts at reaching the Finals, Kobe Bryant and the Lakers faced a revamped Boston Celtics team a year later in 2008.
This was thier first time reaching the Finals since 2002 and many have blamed their lack of success too the trade of ONeal with the Heat in 2004 for Caron Butler, Lamar Odom, Brian Grant, and a future first-round draft pick.
Lamar Odom would emerge from this trade as a key wing man for Kobe and Bryant would later be awarded with his present key squad members of Trevor Ariza, Sasha Vujacic, Andrew Bynum, their offensive conductor Derek Fisher, and Paul Gasol who has become a very productive center piece offensively and is no slacker defensively either.
All these players with the exception of Bynum who was slated to be an all star center but only has been vastly improving as of late, have helped Kobe greatly on his journey to capture another title since he enjoyed back to back championships with his partner in crime Shaquille O'Neal in 2001 and 2002.
Fortunately after rumblings of Kobe leaving the Lakers he was given Pau Gasol in 2007 and the rest is history. The move by the Lakers now almost leaves some Lakers fans asking, Who was Shaq again? Serve's Shaq right for messing with Kobe.
LeBron James hasn't been fortunate enough to land a big piece such as Shaq but his team has done well enough none the less with their own recent key addition in Moe Williams who has provided the team a great lift as well as others over the years who have seemed to complete the puzzle for now.
Can another piece get them over the hump or is the team ready for a title now? The Cavaliers have been perennial playoff contenders since the hiring of now Coach of the Year honoree Mike Brown in 2005.
He led the Cavs to their first playoff berth since the 1998 season and hasn't allowed his team to miss the playoffs since. Lebron automatically became named the savior when drafted first overall in 2003 by a franchise who desperately needed one and had run into some lean years before his arrival.
In 1996 Kobe Bryant entered the League to play with the Lakers and lucky for him the Lakers also brought along ONeal through free agency. The Lakers had success but not until Phil Jackson came into the picture in 1999 did they go on to capture a three-peat in his first three seasons.
So now that I've brought you up to speed I'll further my question from before. Could a key piece such as Shaq himself be the missing answer? Even though my first name means prophet I never have been one to fortune tell so I'll let the PTI guys debate that one for now.
Now while Kobe did not receive an MVP title until the 2007-2008 season he did earn his first All-Star spot two seasons after his arrival in the NBA as well as did LeBron within his first two seasons.
While LeBron is chasing his accomplishments the more playoff tested Kobe Bryant has won his fourth title plus an NBA Finals MVP award and all after a previous NBA MVP season. This irony between the MVPer's reminds me of a little brother and big brother scenario with Kobe proving this year that if it wasn't known before he is the much bigger brother.
In my opinion this scenario will continue until Kobe Bryant can mention his name among the other great Hall of Famer's because at this pace he is certainly headed there. There is a notion out there that Kobe is some "ball hog" and since his assist numbers from this past season were ranked 37th in the NBA that name calling seems justified.
When a player with Kobe's caliber scores at will and gives defenses nightmares on the court, is that derogatory term within the basketball world really justified? It isn't any more for Kobe Bryant as he showed us all why he wanted a Gasol so badly.
More than just stats, Kobe and LeBron have showed me athleticism that is often beyond belief and a knack to fight for their team when it really counts.
Despite the accusations of being blessed with superstar players, Phil Jackson's Zen-like abilities as a coach are undeniable and Kobe certainly owes his ring to him as I believe if LeBron is patient enough will to another very good but certainly soon to be incredible coach in Mike Brown someday.
The athleticism of the two have excited us in different ways with Kobe's cunning way of moving like a snake as he strikes his victims with a deadly shot or dunk and Lebron's ferocious way of clearing his path to the lane with a monstrous dunk of his own and as of late even a heroic game-winning shot or two.
The elder Kobe says to LeBron, "man I've been making those shots for years, nice to see you've caught up!"
In all seriousness the 24 year-old LeBron has improved aspect's of his game such as his shot greatly in recent years but the old soul of 30 year-old Kobe always just seems a step ahead.
It has definitely been a privilege too watch these two entertain us so well and kids of the '90s should be privileged too have been a "witness" too LeBron's arrival in the NBA.
His decision too accompany Kobe Bryant in the NBA has of late, turned into one of the best no relation sibling rivalries among great talent's we could have asked for. Those Nike MVP Puppets wouldn't have it any other way.


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text: On Mon, 21 Jun 2010 10:20:34 +0100, Gordan Bobic <gordan bobich net> wrote: > On 06/21/2010 08:52 AM, Kaloyan Kovachev wrote: >> On Fri, 18 Jun 2010 18:15:09 +0200, brem belguebli >> <brem belguebli gmail com> wrote: >>> How do you deal with fencing when the intersite interconnects (SAN and >>> LAN) are the cause of the failure ? >>> >> >> GPRS or the good old modem over a phone line? > > That isn't going to work if the whole site is down for whatever reason > (unlikely as it may be). > If the whole site is down because of a power failure - yes (well, then you don't need to actually fence anything) , but if the failure is just in the intersite connection - alternative low speed connection to simply fence the remote nodes and tell the remote SAN to block it's access should be enough. > To protect yourself from the 100% outage of a remote site, the only sane > way I of approaching it I can think of is to do something like the > following: > > 1) Make each node fence itself off from the failed node using iptables > or some other firewalling method. The SAN should also be prevented from > allowing the booted out node back onto it. > then each node should do that kind of fencing, but if a single node blocks the port(s) on the switch (to the remote location) should be easier to do as fencing agent. Again having additional communication channel will help - "if it's just the link, then fence the remote nodes and don't block the port(s)" this would avoid manual intervention to restore the link after the outage is fixed > 2) Fail over the IP address or DNS name of the service. Since it's > across different sites, you are likely to have to use something like RIP > to re-route the IPs, so DNS on short refresh may well be an easier and > possibly safer option. It'll mean some downtime, but probably less than > any manual intervention in an unplanned case. > > It's not entirely ideal, bit it's about as good as it is likely to get. > And you can write a fencing agent to do something like this easily enough. > > Gordan > > -- > Linux-cluster mailing list > Linux-cluster redhat com > https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster


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Paris Fashion Week last night. And Rihanna was the main event as she presented her second Fenty X Puma collection. "I would never expect that I would be allowed in Paris to show a collection this early as a designer", she said Full Story
Anna Kendrick: zebra print, toe cleavage, and her book
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This skirt is delightful. Is it zebra print? Wait let me Google. Yes, it appears to be. I get confused sometimes which print belongs to which animal because I'm an ignorant f-ck. Is there a cheat sheet for this? Anyway, this outfit is terrific and I like the shoes too. They are the perfect shoes to hide toe cleavage. Full Story
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Sarah Jessica Parker was photographed at LAX yesterday, presumably to do more press for Divorce, premiering on HBO October 9. I just read a really great review of Divorce at Variety Full Story
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Beyoncé's Ivy Park Fall/Winter 2016 collection is now available. I feel like we would have been talking more about it this week but, you know, Brange imploded. Vanity Fair Full Story
Cara's black line
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It's fashion week in London. Yesterday was the Burberry show. And Cara Delevingne showed up in a wonderfully dramatic black dress with a cloaked back that I wish I could afford. Still, that wasn't the highlight of her look. Full Story
Kerry Washington: Emmys Best Dressed (Lainey)
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You hope for it, at these events. You hope that there will be one look so bad that will make you gasp in…let's face it… c-nty joy. And then you hope that there will be another look that is the complete opposite, that will made you sigh, with relief, that someone got it right. This is as right as it's been in a long, long time on Kerry Washington Full Story
Sarah Paulson: Emmys Best Dressed (Duana)
Let's just get this out of the way: this dress is spectacular, and I knew the second she appeared on my screen that she would be my best dressed. I love the emerald colour and the chunky texture and the deep v-neck and the nod to breasts lying in a dress naturally, instead of hitched up for no reason. Full Story
Yara's Emmy repeats
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If I had my pick of any Emmy dress last night, for my own personal style, it would be Yara Shahidi's dress. Worn with my silver stacked combat boots and a really tight topknot. The question is: would I wear it two nights in a row? On Saturday, Yara wore a very similar dress to the BAFTA Tea Party. Full Story
Judith Light: Emmys best pale lip
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I was so frustrated with all the pale lips last night. No one really came out with a strong, bold lip colour. And several people could have used a strong bold lip colour. We will get to them soon. Judith Light Full Story
Nonie and Millie in the front row
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Winona Ryder and Millie Bobby Brown sitting front row together at the Coach show in New York yesterday. Full Story
La La Land opens Venice
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Mike Prym M.A. '90 was appointed the new director of development at The Abbey of Our Lady of New Clairvaux in Vina, California, on August 1.
Appointed the new Director of Development at the Abbey of New Clairvaux in Vina, Ca on August 1.
Carrie (Sticklin) Cameron '90 has spent her career with Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts and currently runs the company's global sales office in San Francisco. She lives in Oakland with her husband, Mike, and three kids.
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Meredith McAdam Smith '91 is Development and Marketing Director at JW House in Santa Clara, a home away from home for families with a loved one in the hospital.
A.J. Riebli '91 is the creative studio manager at Telltale Games, an award-winning independent developer and publisher of video games, located in Marin County. In 2014 it was named Most Innovative Company in Gaming by Fast Company. Prior, Riebli had spent 17 years with Pixar, fostering the development and creative output of six Academy Award–winning animated feature films. Riebli resides in Sonoma with his wife and two children.
Ron Pasek MBA '91 is now executive vice president and chief financial officer of NetApp. He brings more than 30 years of experience in financial management. After graduating from SCU, Pasek joined Rolm Corporation, where he worked in accounting and financial planning. In 1990, he began a nearly 20-year career with Sun Microsystems, where he served in roles including vice president, Finance, Global Sales, and Service; and vice president and treasurer. Most recent, he served as CFO of Altera Corporation before the company was acquired by Intel Corporation.
Pamela (Rozolis) Ortega '91 has been busy with her family, husband of 19 years, Johnny Ortega '88, and her 15-year-old twins, in Orange County, California. After years of entertaining, she has combined her love of cooking and writing with a blog for almost two years called www.busybrunettebakerista.com. Pam did a special tribute to SCU Benson Center with her post of http://www.busybrunettebakerista.com/2014/05/not-bensons-turkey-tetrazzini.html She is always accepting recipe recommendations or requests!
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Pamela (Rozolis) Ortega '91 recently celebrated her 20th wedding anniversary with husband Johnny Ortega '88. They live in Orange County with their twins, Sophia and Daniel, who just turned 16 years old. Pam works part-time for an affordable housing builder who helps veterans, people with special needs, and single-families. You can also follow her on her cooking blog at www.busybrunettebakerista.com
Christopher C. Hite '91, J.D. '94 has been appointed to a judgeship in the San Francisco County Superior Court by Gov. Jerry Brown '59. Hite, 46, of San Francisco, has served as a deputy public defender at the San Francisco Public Defender's Office since 1998. He was a sole practitioner at the Law Offices of Christopher C. Hite from 1996 to 1998 and a legal consultant for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, San Francisco Branch from 1996 to 1997. He earned a Master of Arts degree from Golden Gate University, a Juris Doctor degree from the Santa Clara University School of Law and a Bachelor of Science degree from Santa Clara University.
Robert Anthony Fultz '86, J.D. '91 was appointed by Gov. Jerry Brown '59 to the position of judge of the Superior Court for the County of Tulare. Anthony took the oath of office on Dec. 31, 2015, with his wife of nine years, Jennifer (Hayes) Fultz J.D. '03, and their two children in attendance. Jennifer is a senior deputy district attorney for the County of Tulare.
Carlton K. Clarke II '91 and wife Liana welcomed a baby boy and first family grandchild, Andrew Dean, in June 2015. The family lives in University Park, Texas. Liana is delighted to be taking time off as comptroller for an oil company to be an at-home mommy. Carlton is working on his 16th year as an obstetrician in Dallas, Texas.
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Genice (Holmes) Chochon '91 is working at the Elkhorn Public Schools Foundation as the Accounting Manager and Scholarship Coordinator. Her husband, Mike, recently co-founded a financial risk software company, PrairieSmarts. Genice and Mike have three kids (Chris 16, Morgan 13, and Carson 11), and they live in Elkhorn, Nebraska.
Lisa (Kellers) Fedeli '92 and Nick Fedeli '92 relocated to Portland, Oregon, in fall 2015, when they switched roles and Lisa became the director of financial planning and analysis at the Port of Portland, which operates PDX Airport, marine terminals, and industrial property, and Nick became a high-energy wrangler of their sons: Cormac (2) and Aengus (7).
Bob Downey '92 is the assistant director of Clinical Laboratory Applications at Sysmex America. He continues his volunteer work running medical clinics in rural southwestern Haiti and serving on the board of the Seattle-King County Disaster Team. He lives in San Diego with his husband, Karl, and their dog, Alvin.
Rob Devincenzi '93 was named president and publisher of the Marin Independent Journal in October. He worked as editor and publisher of publications and digital media covering San Jose, Milpitas, Fremont and Newark prior to his Marin County appointment.
Rob Devincenzi '93, editor and publisher of several South Bay newspapers, has been named president and publisher of Marin Independent Journal. Devincenzi was named Milpitas business man of the year in 2010 and this year was a nominee for citizen of the year.
Devincenzi, 44, began work with the Milpitas Post Newspapers in 1993 as a reporter, shortly after graduating from Santa Clara University with a bachelor's degree in communication with an emphasis in print journalism.
He was promoted to managing editor a year later, and in 1999 became editor and publisher as well as advertising director. He has helped launch two newspapers, the Fremont Bulletin in 1996 and, in August 2014, the Newark Connection.
Devincenzi said, "My heart has always been in community newspapers — it's what I do, what I've done for 23 years. One of my goals is to become actively engaged in the community, particularly with nonprofits, charities and chambers of commerce."
Devincenzi is married to Monica and has two sons, ages 15 and 11 years old. They live in San Mateo.
Ann Barham M.A. '93 has published a book through Enliven Books/Atria/Simon & Schuster entitled The Past Life Perspective: Discovering Your True Nature Across Multiple Lifetimes. Sharing some of the most fascinating client stories from her past 18+ years work as a transpersonal psychotherapist, Barham demonstrates the profound influence our prior lifetimes may have on our current life, and how emotional and relationship issues can be resolved by bringing these experiences up to conscious awareness to be worked through. Clients also find opportunities for significant spiritual exploration and growth. You can learn more about Barham's work and book at her website, www.pastlives.org. She maintains a private practice in Gilroy, CA.
Bryan Abboud '93 founded Synkt Games, a mobile app developer based in Miami, Florida. The start-up recently launched letsRUMBL, a daily fantasy sports game in the Apple App Store.


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# barry-geraghty - Saturday 16 July, 2016
Nasty fall leaves Barry Geraghty facing surgery and two months out of action
The jockey will miss the upcoming Galway Festival.
# barry-geraghty - Wednesday 27 April, 2016
Carlingford Lough lands Punchestown Gold Cup on a day of shocks
Three more winners for Willie Mullins as racing continues in Co Kildare.
# barry-geraghty - Monday 4 April, 2016
Barry Geraghty hit with 30-day ban for Limerick ride
Unless an appeal is successful. the jockey will miss the Punchestown Festival.
# barry-geraghty - Sunday 27 March, 2016
Double success for Geraghty as Kylemore Lough upsets the odds at Fairyhouse
Lift-off for the Kerry Lee trained horse in the Ryanair Gold Cup.
# barry-geraghty - Wednesday 16 March, 2016
Mullins and Henderson share the spoils day two of Cheltenham as Blaklion springs an RSA surprise
While Ruby Walsh rode his 49th Cheltenham winner.
# barry-geraghty - Sunday 13 March, 2016
Walsh, Geraghty, Cooper – who's the favourite in the race to be Cheltenham champion jockey?
Only two more sleeps until the biggest horse racing festival of the year.
# barry-geraghty - Friday 11 March, 2016
Think you've seen everything in horse racing? Think again
Unbelievable scenes from Sandown this afternoon.
# barry-geraghty - Thursday 11 February, 2016
Barry Geraghty on teaming up with JP McManus, life as a jumps jockey and Cheltenham prospects
The 36-year-old singles out Ivanovich Gorbatov and My Tent or Yours as horses he is looking forward to riding next month.
# barry-geraghty - Sunday 5 July, 2015
Geraghty makes debut as McManus' retained jockey, but made wait for win after injury return
The Meathman had to settle for second after three months out with a shin injury.
# barry-geraghty - Sunday 28 June, 2015
Brian O'Driscoll weighs in on McGregor-Aldo — it's the sporting tweets of the week
Also, featuring Barry Geraghty, Stephanie Roche and Caroline Wozniacki.
# barry-geraghty - Monday 21 April, 2014
Barry Geraghty claims first Irish Grand National on Shutthefrontdoor
It was a good day for JP McManus at Fairyhouse.
# barry-geraghty - Friday 14 March, 2014
34 of the best pics from this week's Cheltenham Festival
We look back on another memorable festival.
# barry-geraghty - Thursday 13 March, 2014
Geraghty's joy is McCoy's pain again in World Hurdle
For the second time in a feature race this week, AP McCoy backed the wrong horse.
# barry-geraghty - Wednesday 12 March, 2014
The Winner's Enclosure: Irish eyes smiling once again after Day Two
It was another good day for Ireland at Cheltenham, with Ruby Walsh, Barry Geraghty and Robbie McNamara all triumphing.
# barry-geraghty - Tuesday 11 March, 2014
'He's a favourite of mine' — trainer Jessica Harrington revels in her first Champion Hurdle win thanks to Jezki
JP McManus became the first owner to have a 1-2 in the race.
Jezki wins Champion Hurdle but tragedy strikes for Our Conor
Barry Geraghty and trainer Jessica Harrington got the better of Hurricane Fly in today's big race.
# barry-geraghty - Monday 10 March, 2014
The race for the top jockey prize at Cheltenham 2014
From Ruby Walsh to Tony McCoy, Irish jockeys should have plenty to smile about at this year's festival.
# barry-geraghty - Wednesday 25 December, 2013
12 of Meath's best sporting moments in 2013
Barry Geraghty, Grace Davitt, Marie Louise Reilly and Devin Toner were amongst the Royal County stars who shone in 2013.
# barry-geraghty - Tuesday 30 July, 2013
'The voice of Irish racing' — Taoiseach leads tributes to the late Colm Murray
Murray, 61, is survived by his wife Anne and his daughters Patricia and Kate.
# barry-geraghty - Tuesday 23 April, 2013
'It's the Bieber effect' as Sprinter Sacre brings thousands to Punchestown
And he lived up to the hype.
# barry-geraghty - Friday 15 March, 2013
Bobs Worth wins the Cheltenham Gold Cup for Nicky Henderson and Barry Geraghty
Earlier today, Tralee's Bryan Cooper rode two Irish winners to get the final day off to a flyer.
# barry-geraghty - Thursday 10 May, 2012
Interview: Pain no barrier for jockey Barry Geraghty
'I'd be tempted for the odd rasher or a sausage the odd time,' admits the Meath man, reflecting on a bumper year.
# barry-geraghty - Saturday 28 April, 2012
China Rock rolls to unlikely Punchestown Gold Cup win
Mouse Morris' nine-year-old was making his second appearance at the Festival of the week.
# barry-geraghty - Monday 9 April, 2012
A pinsticker's guide to… the Irish Grand National
If you're looking for something to stick a pin in ahead of today's big race, look no further.
# barry-geraghty - Saturday 17 March, 2012
All over for another year: some of the best pics from Cheltenham 2012
From fallers to photo-finishes, here's how the Festival looked through a lens.
# barry-geraghty - Tuesday 13 March, 2012
Cheltenham 2012: who'll win the race to be crowned top jockey?
Will it be Ruby Tuesday (and Wednesday and Thursday and Friday) again this year? Or will somebody else steal the headlines? Here's the three men who would be top jockey.
# barry-geraghty - Thursday 8 March, 2012
Cheltenham countdown: Geraghty sweet on Sacre's chances
"He's been hugely impressive all year since he has gone chasing and he looks like the one to beat."
# barry-geraghty - Tuesday 15 March, 2011
The Winners' Enclosure: Hurricane Fly the pick of the bunch on Ruby Tuesday
Missed today's Cheltenham action? We skip through the highlights and lowlights of the day's racing so that you don't feel left out.
A Bluffer's Guide to… the Cheltenham Festival
A little bit confused by all the talk about Cheltenham? Check out our bluffer's guide to the festival.
# barry-geraghty - Tuesday 8 March, 2011
Big Zeb ready for Cheltenham title defence
Trainer Colm Murphy fancies the ten-year-old to retain his Queen Mother crown next Wednesday.
# barry-geraghty - Monday 28 February, 2011
Zeb top of the class at Leopardstown school
Cheltenham preparations going well for last year's Queen Mother Champion Chase hero jumped six fence.
# barry-geraghty - Wednesday 16 February, 2011
No Cheltenham return Forpady this year
Irish chaser Forpadydeplasterer will not travel to this year's festival, trainer Tom Cooper reveals.
# barry-geraghty - Wednesday 9 February, 2011
Spirit River to sit Cheltenham out
Last year's Coral Cup winner will not run again for the rest of the season according to trainer Nicky Henderson.


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GitHub Code Release to Jumpstart Native Mobile App Development for Drupal
BURLINGTON, MA – April 3, 2013 – Acquia, the enterprise guide to Drupal, today announced the release of the source code for Drupal Create, a mobile application that allows any Drupal content contributor to post content to their websites directly from any iOS device. Acquia has made the full Objective-C source code for Drupal Create available on GitHub, providing developers with a fully functional codebase from which custom mobile apps that communicate with Drupal sites may be built.
"Drupal has thousands of community-contributed modules and themes. With this release, Acquia is kick-starting development of mobile content publishing apps for Drupal," said Dries Buytaert, CTO and co-founder of Acquia. "As mobile quickly becomes a dominant driver of digital experiences, the Drupal community is increasingly focused on content delivery beyond the desktop. By contributing the Drupal Create codebase, we can leverage the rapid innovation of the Drupal community through offering developers powerful, open source code that they can use, tweak and, ultimately, improve."
With the working codebase as a foundation, developers can build Drupal-specific content publishing apps to address the needs of site owners and content contributors. Custom apps can be tailored to make use of an iOS device's features, including location and social APIs in addition to its integrated camera and speaker. Drupal Create enables content authors to post new site content, including blog posts, articles, photos, and custom content types to any Drupal 7 site.
Drupal Create was developed in collaboration with WorkHabit, an Acquia partner that has invested significantly in the development of real time, mobile and social applications for Drupal. Acquia and WorkHabit built Drupal Create on top of the Drupal iOS Software Development Kit, which is also available on GitHub.
One example of a content publishing app based on the Drupal Create codebase is the Drupal Gardens iOS app, available from the iTunes App Store. Developers can use the Drupal Create codebase to similarly build a custom app for contributing content directly to their Drupal sites.
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iOS 7 beta 2 arrives with bug fixes, iPad version!
Apple on Monday released the second beta of iOS 7, exactly two weeks after the first iteration of the software was doled out to developers.
The new version promises only to fix bugs and contains other undocumented "improvements."
But the big new thing in this release is a version of the software for iPads -- both the regular and Mini models. The first version of the software only came for iPhones and iPod Touches, with Apple promising to add support for other devices as time went on.
The software requires developers to sign a privacy agreement, but that hasn't stopped numerous developers and some blogs from posting extensive hands-on previews of the new OS.
It's been standard practice for Apple to roll out several beta versions of the software before it's released to the public, which Apple has said will happen in the fall. In terms of how many more of these to expect, iOS 6 had four different beta versions between its June debut and late September release last year.
Perhaps not since 2010's iOS 4 (which brought multitasking) has there been quite so much scrutiny on just what Apple's up to with these interim updates. iOS 7 is a massive visual and, in some cases, functional overhaul of the versions that came before it, and many things are expected to change before it's officially released.
Update: The software also brings back a reworked version of Apple's voice memos application, which has been a built-in utility since 2009's iOS 3.0, though was not provided in the initial beta of iOS 7.
Oh for a single fleeting moment, I thought they would fix those horrid icons after seeing the backlash
I would say that designing better consistent icons for the whole of iOS 7 would take a skilled team of about 20 designers less than a week to accomplish(if you don't believe me search Dribbble for iOS 7 icons). But nooooo, they still keep those Fisher Price icons that look like they were hashed together 15 minutes before the keynote.
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I have a Satellite P845t-S4305 with Windows 8. Just within the last few hours the right click on my touchpad stopped working. Now when I right click I get exactly the same reults as a left click. Also, the touchpad and cursor have suddenly become very sensitive.
I don't think I did anything that would cause this change. I looked at the settings, but it doesn't look like anything has changed. Rebooting did no good. I went to the Toshiba drivers page and loaded the most recent driver there, but that made the cursor very slow, sticky, and twitchy. Although the right click did work.
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Doesn't seem like a hardware malfunction, but it might be. The only way to tell is to restore the hard disk to its original out-of-the-box contents using Toshiba recovery media.
Settings > Change PC settings > General tab > Remove everything and reinstall Windows
I truly doubt that it's a hardware issue. The touchpad button does respond to a right click - it just does the same thing as a left click. And when I loaded the newer "wrong" software, the right click worked normally.
Even so,..
Would it be traumatic to restore that new computer to factory new?
What about a Refresh, which leaves the data files alone?
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Williams has not contacted USC about that scenario although Carroll said, "We'll continue to help our guy out, just like we did when he was making his decision. Nothing definitive has been declared by the NCAA. Some steps would have to be taken for the players to get back into college football. We don't know yet if this is a permanent situation but it is unfortunate that it continues to turn back and forth for those guys. They don't know where they stand."
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Online retail giant Amazon.com will invest $130 million in New Jersey, build two warehouses, and bring 1,500 full-time jobs to the state, Gov. Christie announced Wednesday.
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GOODWELL, Okla. - Mary Joan Johnson, 59, of Goodwell died Sunday, March 7, 2010.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Sunset Lane Baptist Church with the Rev. Lloyd Riddles officiating. Burial will follow in Goodwell Cemetery by Bunch-Roberts Funeral Home.
Mrs. Johnson was born Aug. 1, 1950, in Haskell, Texas. She married Tommy G. Johnson on Sept. 15, 1967.
Survivors include her husband, Tommy Johnson; three sons, Damon Johnson of Broadview Heights, Ohio, David Johnson of Hooker and Travis Johnson of Elkhart, Kan.; five grandchildren; four brothers and sisters, Billy Holmes of Woodward, Doug Holmes of Marlow, Tracy Schuermann and Lisa Mills of Woodward; two stepsisters, Janice Gee of Perryton, Texas, and Sheryl Turner of Vici; and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.
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The NFL offseason is well under way, so it's of course time to take a look at the Draft. The Jets have some needs this offseason after missing the Super Bowl by one game for the second straight season.
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The last two drafts for the Jets have produced mixed results. In 2009 was one of the best picks in team history, trading up to choose Mark Sanchez. Last season, the Jets chose corner back Kyle Wilson, who still has a lot of work to do in the upcoming season to prove himself.
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