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SAN ANTONIO, Texas—In a move to bolster dealer growth and services, United Central Control, a provider of monitored security services based here, has named Ron Bowden as director of dealer development, according to a news release.
Ken Frank recently became a senior account executive for RFI Communications & Security Systems, a multisystems integrator based in San Jose, Calif. His background includes 20 years of integration experience as well as nine years as a regional sales manager in access control and video systems. He will work with new and existing customers, assisting in the development of business, as well as new concepts to be applied within a range of vertical markets. Security Systems News caught up with Ken in March and asked him five questions:
NEW YORK—It has ambitions to become a national enterprise-level security provider, but SecureWatch 24, a full-service security company based here, also has identified a strong market in its own backyard—the roughly 3,000 high-end jewelry stores in Manhattan's famous Diamond District.
WILLIAMSTOWN, N.J.—COPS Monitoring is enhancing its mobile subscriber access product—called MPower Me—by introducing "grouped access," which allows customers to view and manage multiple accounts from their smart phones at once.
Online wireless locks are making inroads in the security industry, particularly on the perimeters of large buildings with hundreds of doors inside.
CENTEREACH, N.Y.—The death of a Long Island, N.Y. restaurant manager from carbon monoxide poisoning has prompted several Long Island communities to pass new CO requirements.
The PERS market has become somewhat notorious for its lack of acquisition activity, a surprising reality given the demographic trends in America that appear to favor such a market.
Many industry watchers on the private equity side attribute the lack of acquisitions to valuations that have yet to ripen. Some hold that as churn decreases, generating longer average account lives, outside investment is bound to pick up. With greater scale and higher multiples, the acquisitions will follow.
Enter Stonehenge Growth Equity Partners, a Tampa-based private equity firm that recently invested an undisclosed amount in MobileHelp, a mobile PERS provider based in Boca Raton, Fla.,—this according to multiple reports, including an article form the Tampa Business Journal.
Stonehenge summarizes its investment strategy on its website, noting that it typically invests in growth stage businesses and "aims to catalyze rapid growth of companies in up-and-coming markets." The firm also says its typical investment size is between $1 and $5 million, and that it typically targets companies that have at least $3 million in revenue and are profitable.
Like many investment firms, Stonehenge likes the recurring revenue business model.
No question, then, that MobileHelp fits many of the firm's ideal investment characteristics. Henry Edmonds, president of The Edmonds Group, an investment bank in St. Louis, said it's very good news that private equity investors are supporting PERS businesses. He added that it's unsurprising Stonehenge chose to invest in MobileHelp, which Edmonds characterized as a "leading provider of mobile PERS solutions," that has distinguished itself in an increasingly competitive market.
"I think we'll see a lot more of this as people get beyond the early stage and nascent products and once they've established a niche in the industry as MobileHelp has done," Edmonds said. "I think it will be likely that these kinds of companies will attract new capital, because it's an exciting space."
He described the PERS and mobile PERS market as "the wild wild west," in a certain sense, because there are a lot of products currently vying for attention.
"But if you can rise above the fray as MobileHelp has done, it's a great opportunity because of all the current and expected growth in mobile PERS and mobile security," Edmonds said.
I'll be following up on this story in the coming days. I plan to piece together an article about the implications of this investment, bringing together the perspectives of MobileHelp, Stonehenge, and others on the private equity side who've been monitoring the PERS valuation market for some time now.
TORONTO—Global Link, a monitoring and security services company based here, is now offering monitoring services for Bosch intrusion detection systems out of its two central stations, according to a news release.
FARMERS BRANCH, Texas—Construction of Monitronics' new campus, here, is scheduled to begin May 16, according to a report from the Dallas Business Journal. The campus will become home to 1,000 corporate employees, the report noted.
BROOKLYN, N.Y.—High Rise Fire and Security does a lot of high-profile jobs—such as putting in the fire alarm system for the Liberty View Plaza, a former U.S. Navy 1 million-square-foot warehouse that's now one of the largest commercial real estate projects in this city. Good service is a key reason for the company's success, according to its vice president, Robert Aiello.
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Just wondering what anyone knows about Ford SVT and what new products they will be bringing to market besides the new GT500? Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated!
First of all, welcome to the forums. The GT500 is pretty much it, unfortunately...there was going to be the SVT Sport Trac Adrenalin, but that's been cancelled as part of Ford's "Way Forward" plan. But boy is that one machine they've got one honey of a car!
there's trailblazer SS and Grand Cherokee SRT-8but there's no explorer SVT or mountaineer eliminatorso all ford has is the way of high performance is the mustang. don't get me wrong, it's hot, but that's all they've got for 2007.even thunderbird is gone. if that had an SVT... oh well.
Actually its worse than one vehicle; SVT is on its way out. I called them a few days ago to get my certificate mailed to me and they answered the phone "ford performance." Its gonna be a part of the way forward plan. Also its the "shelby cobra gt500" no svt in official name, also the only SVT badging is on the rims. After the 07 model year SVT will be memory.
SVT is dead for all intents and purposes from what I can tellFord performance is whats "replacing it"Ford will have performance varients though not has "high" or on the edge as SVT probably would have built.Say good bye to SVT and High to FP which will probably concentrate on the "ST" varient of many models. Figure a bump in HP but not a race car for the street.
F%%%% YOU FORD!!!!! damn it. that is the thing i loved about ford the most. im not sure about it but anyone have any news on it?
Ya this is too bad, although I predicted this in another post. Other than SS, SVT was the first modern day performance line, which everybody loved. It was a catchy name too, SVT, just sounds great! As soon as they dropped the Adrenaline, I knew SVT was going down the crapper, and they are, which disappoints me to a certain extent, but I'm hoping Ford Performance will pick up where the left off, and give us something to compete with Trailblazer SS and GC SRT-8, that would be nice.This also makes me sad becaus, well, my login name kinda says it all, I might have to change it.
mabe they will go mainstreem like the PVO division is doing. because SVT was just a select few vehicles.
Quote:Actually its worse than one vehicle; SVT is on its way out. I called them a few days ago to get my certificate mailed to me and they answered the phone "ford performance." Its gonna be a part of the way forward plan. Also its the "shelby cobra gt500" no svt in official name, also the only SVT badging is on the rims. After the 07 model year SVT will be memory.
I'd like to see an SRT/AMG/M style Ford performance division that makes hi-po trims for all their cars. How does Ford SVT Five Hundred sound? Or SVT Freestar? Hey, MB's got an AMG version of their minivan too.
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freestar and 500 SVT? why?they need focus and explorer and they need to bring back the Tbird and make that an SVT.
Here are the cars that need to be a new Ford Performance car:Fusion: 300 hpFive Hundred: 300hpFocus: 250 hpFreestyle (crossover): 300 hpF-150: 450 hpExlporer: 400 hpExplorer Sport Trac: 400 hpWhat do you guys think about that lineup? I think it would be great. If Ford would jsut put blowers and intercoolers on the stock engines, that would be sweet.BTW, I do believe we will see a V-8 in the Five Hundred soon, because the Lincoln MKS is getting a 315 hp V-8, and they are built on the same chassi.
I think that lineup sounds great, but two problems. First the 500 should have much more power than just 300 hp. It should compete with the 300/Charger SRT-8, not the Impala SS. Second, the Freesyle is on the way out, so they should not make a proformance version just as it gets discontinued. Other than that, the line up sounds great.
I had no idea the Freestyle was on it's way out...interesting. But, if the Five Hundred gets the new V-8 from the MKS, it will have around 300, hopefully 315 as the MKS does.
needs one thing. Crown Vic. Redesighned from the ground up. 3.5L 250hp V6 as the base engine, 292hp 4.6L Sohc V8 as an option, 350hp DOHC 5.4L v8 as the second engine(heads from the cobra put on a 5.4L) and i wanted an SVT version with a 475HP S'charged 5.4L from the GT500

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Non-pain-related factors -- including previous use of pain medications, high perceived risk of addiction, and symptoms of depression -- increase the risk of continuing to use strong pain-relieving drugs several months after surgery, reports a study in the September issue of Anesthesia & Analgesia, official journal of the International Anesthesia Research Society (IARS).
"Each of these factors was a better predictor of prolonged opioid use than postoperative pain duration or severity," according to the new research, led by Dr Ian Carroll of Stanford University.
Non-Pain Factors Predict Long-Term Opioid Use after Surgery
The researchers analyzed factors associated with long-term use of strong pain medications in 109 patients undergoing various types of surgery (breast cancer surgery, chest surgery, or joint replacement). Before their operation, the patients were evaluated for a number of factors potentially affecting use of pain medications.
After surgery, the patients underwent regular assessment of their use of opioid medications -- morphine and related drugs. The goal was to identify preoperative factors that predicted continued use of opioids several months after surgery.
Five months postoperatively, six percent of patients still had a prescription for opioid drugs. Three factors were independently related to long-term opioid use, after adjustment for other factors. Patients who took opioids for pain relief before surgery -- whether prescribed or otherwise -- were 73 percent more likely to be still using these medications at follow-up.
Long-term opioid use was also higher for patients who, before surgery, rated themselves at increased risk of becoming addicted. For each one-point increase on a four-point scale of perceived addiction risk, the risk of long-term opioid use increased by 53 percent. Patients with symptoms of depression were also at increased risk: a 42 percent increase for every ten points on a standard scale (the Beck Depression Inventory).
These risk factors were better predictors of long-term opioid use than the severity or duration of pain after surgery. The same three factors were significant regardless of the type of surgery the patient had.
"As patients recover from surgery, they face an ongoing choice either to continue taking prescribed opioids or to stop opioids and undertake non-opioid pain treatment," Dr Carroll and colleagues explain. But few studies have looked at the factors influencing continued use of strong pain medications after surgery. In patients with chronic pain, opioid use is more related to psychological distress and substance abuse than to pain intensity.
The new study finds that long-term opioid use is also linked to non-pain-related factors in patients undergoing surgery. The researchers point out that, if there six percent rate of long-term opioid use applied to the average 17.6 million patients undergoing surgery each year, there would be 1.1 million new opioid users in the population each year.
Use of prescription opioid drugs has increased rapidly in recent years, including both legitimate use for pain treatment and drug diversion and recreational use. Dr Carroll and coauthors emphasize that some of the long-term opioid use in their study could have been legitimate -- but the findings raise concerns about the "disconnect" between the non-pain-related risk factors and the reason (pain relief) the drugs are prescribed. The researchers call for further research to clarify the relationship been the three risk factors and the development of opioid abuse and addiction.
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Adrean Webb wrote:
> Hello. I'm having trouble defining constants in Mathematica as integer
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> Mathematica performs the derivative of x^C as Cx^(C-1)dx? Is this
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D[x^n,x] returns n x^(-1+n) whether or not n is an integer. The only
way I am familiar with "declaring" a symbol to be integer is to put in a
function construct specifying the parameter as an integer(ie
f[x_Integer], but all this does is prevent the function from executing
if the parameter is not an integer. Personally, I think that one of the
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A Caddo Parish couple says when they called the system for help, the system turned it's back on them, then came after them. After a two month battle to get their daughter out of protective custody, Todd and Megan Wedgeworth want answers.
"We don't know what else to do," said an exhausted Todd Wedgeworth. He and his wife are thrilled to have 16 month old Zoe back home, but they're furious she was ever taken.
In October of last year, the Wedgeworths say after picking up Zoe from daycare, they noticed significant bruising and claw-like marks all across her back, her side and an arm.
"We called the daycare and asked, what happened. They told us maybe a 9 year old girl that was in the room may have handled her too rough," said Todd.
They took Zoe to the hospital and promptly called Child Protective Services with the Louisiana Department of Family and Children Services. However, Todd adds, within days it seemed like CPS turned on them when they attempted to report that Zoe now seemed very ill.
Todd added, "That night we called CPS, the case worker, and she was more concerned with how we got her personal cell phone than question why we're calling. She got mad at us."
And days later, the Wentworths say they were shocked when the case worker said Zoe would be taken into protective custody.
For two months, Todd and Megan were limited to supervised visitation, court hearings and meetings with case workers. Todd says his faith in the system was so lost, he began recording meetings with CPS workers.
Moments after putting a recorder on the table in front of two case workers, Todd says he couldn't believe what they told him.
Todd played his recording for our camera: "Like I told you, we have to go on the premise that, when we removed the child, we have to go on the premise - guilty until proven innocent."
Todd says the worker went on to tell him, "It would make it easier if you just confess now".
"What happened to our rights?", exclaimed Todd while recalling the moment for our investigative report.
According to Trey Williams, spokesperson for Louisiana's Department of Family and Children Services, a case worker should never tell parents, or any accused, they are guilty until proven innocent.
"This is America. You're innocent until proven guilty. No one should be told that," added Williams.
However when asked about specifics on this case, Williams said he's unable to comment. He said state law prohibits him from even commenting on whether a case is open, or exists.
Days before the Wentworths were to return to court for another hearing, news comes in that the case against them is being dropped and Zoe is being returned. However Todd and Megan's suspicions about their entire ordeal only worsened when a security video tape from the daycare was finally released by DFCS to their attorney Joel Pearce.
"They sat on evidence. They did not disclose this evidence, " says Pearce, who added in his opinion, CPS will make your life miserable unless you tell them what they want to hear.
According to Pearce and court records, a case worker previously testified that Zoe never left the view of the camera and could be seen at all times. The case worker felt that proved the injury did not happen at the daycare.
"I documented everything myself," explained Todd. He says he watched and logged all of the video taped evidence. He claims large amounts of time are missing from the tape. He also pointed out on the video, proof that a daycare worker walked out of the toddler room with Zoe. He then showed us Zoe and the worker returning some 9 minutes later.
"It's only after looking at the video tape, what the CPS worker said under oath was not true. The CPS case collapsed under the weight of the facts," added Pearce.
When asked about oversight of the behavior of CPS workers in the media or public eye, Williams made clear, "There are checks and balances, maybe not visible to the media."
The Wedgeworths say they are now deathly afraid to call CPS or even check to see if the investigation is ongoing. Williams said the Wedgeworths and other parents should never fear calling the Department of Family and Children Services.
Megan said they feel lucky, lucky they had enough money to hire help to get their daughter back.
"Who else has this happened to, to parents who don't have money to get an attorney."
The Caddo Parish District Attorney's office and the Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office both declined comment for our report.
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An Israeli who stabbed his mother and father to death was convicted of murder on Monday partly because he searched online for tips including "how to kill your parents and get away with it".
Daniel Maoz, 29, wanted money from his inheritance in order to pay heavy gambling debts, the Jerusalem District Court found. He was sentenced to life imprisonment for the 2011 murders.
The case presented an unusual challenge to the prosecution: DNA evidence linking Maoz to the killings was found at the murder scene, his parents' apartment, and he tried to explain that away by accusing his identical twin brother of the crime.
In its decision, the court cited other physical evidence and an examination of the defendant's computer to refute that.
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Maoz said he made the searches out of "academic curiosity".
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--- Butch Jones spoke yesterday a little bit about the direction of the program and recruiting. Maybe the most noteworth comment came when talking about deliving into the junior college ranks. Over the years, JuCo has hardly been a winning proposition. Not many from there pan out, but it shows the immediacy with which Jones needs to address the depth situation.
He was talking about the need to add competition at spots in order to make everyone better. The need for depth, paticularly in the secondary and at linebacker can't be fixed by high school kids. They need athletes that are physically ready to step in and compete right now.
"We'll look to supplement our roster with junior college players but we're not making an all-out philosophical change in terms of how many junior college players we bring in," Jones said. "It'll be very minimal."
Every once in a while JuCo players do work out, but many of the best ones are already committed to a Division I school that has its hands on his development.
--- Jones also touched on the fact that the poor season hasn't affected the recruiting negatively. In fact, the response has been positive. High school kids all of a sudden see an opening to come in and contribute immeditately. Instant gratification sells with 17-year-olds.
"There are players out there that respect what our program is all about, have great relationshps with our coaches, love the city of Cincinnati, understand our academic reputations, they understand, hey, this is a program where I may have a chance to step in and play right away.
"We had a number of recruits in attendance the past couple weeks who said, 'Hey, I'm excited, when can I visit?' Because they see there is a great opportuntiy for me to play early and come in and compete. It's about how you present itself. It's been very postiitve, the recutitment of this year's class."
--- Jones compared what's going on at UC to the same things happening at Florida and Texas this year. I pointed out the Texas connection in my By the Numbers from Monday of how BCS bowl teams have done the following season over the past five years.
Florida has played better than Texas (4-6), but only marginally for the Gators (6-4).
"It's the same thing the
Here's some of what Meyer had to say at the USA Today college blog.
--- If you want to listen to the entire press conference, you can do so here.
--- Rutgers will be showing plenty of Wildcat formations this weekend. It's about the only that has moderately worked for the last ranked offensive team in the Big East.
--- I've been meaning to write a story on former UC soccer player Omar Cummings, who has been killing it with the Colorado Rapids who are making a run at the MLS title behind his offensive lead.
Soccer America took the lead -- here it is.
I can guarantee Omar would not do this. #SoccerFail
--- Basketball hosts IPFW on Saturday. Everyone is expecting the Bearcats to roll over the juggernaut that is Mastadons basketball. Xavier allowed a bit of caution in that train of thought Monday, however, as IPFW pushed them to overtime before the Musketeers won by 10.
--- The Steve Lavin era off to a slow start at St. John's. They are another one of those programs that UC should be in direct comptetition with for some of the NCAA spots in the middle of the Big East pack. I'm pretty shocked they lost their opener to St. Mary's.
--- In the same bucket as St. John's is Louisville, dealing with a host of losses. They didn't look affected last night as they dominated Butler.
--- For the multitude of college hoops teams that couldn't knock down free throws yesterday, I suggest they enlist the greatest Pop-a-Shot player ever to come in for a tryout.
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Guests began gathering in a top Sydney hotel today ahead of the wedding of tennis star Lleyton Hewitt and actress Bec Cartwright.
Following their brief courtship, the star couple tie the knot this afternoon in a service at the Sydney Opera House to be attended by television personalities and members of Australia's sporting elite.
The wedding party will then take a cruise across the harbour to Sydney's picturesque Taronga Zoo, where the reception tonight will climax with a performance by singer John Farnham.
While world number two Hewitt breakfasted at a cafe near his luxury home in Palm Beach this morning, his pregnant wife-to-be was believed to have spent the night with her family at Sydney's InterContinental Hotel.
Guests began arriving at the hotel around midday, with tennis stars Todd Woodbridge and Wayne Arthurs among those gathering in the hotel's cafes and bars.
After pre-wedding drinks, guests were expected to travel to the nearby Opera House, where flowers were being set up this morning in the northern foyer.
Hewitt, 24, and Cartwright, 21, are trying to keep their wedding ceremony under a shroud of secrecy, and late this morning white sheets were being erected around the Opera House foyer to block prying paparazzi lenses.
Following the service, the newlyweds and guests will be ferried across the harbour to a wharf near Taronga Zoo at around 6pm (AEST), where they will board coaches to the zoo's Taronga Centre.
The reception is expected to continue until at least midnight.
Cartwright and Hewitt met five years ago at a Starlight Foundation charity tennis day.
But they began dating only late last year and became engaged six weeks later, in late January.
Hewitt popped the question on the night of his loss in the final of the Australian Open.
In May came the news they were expecting a baby.
Their engagement came less than four months after Hewitt's break-up with former world No.1 women's tennis player Kim Clijsters, and followed Cartwright's four year romance with Home and Away co-star Beau Brady.
Ahead of this afternoon's wedding, fans and media, watched by security guards and police office, gathered at the Opera House, while news helicopters passed overhead.
''It's true love,'' said Lisa Edwards, a 32-year-old Sydney sales representative.
''We're big fans of Lleyton and Bec,'' added Mark Schilton, 32, on holiday with his partner from Hewitt's home state of South Australia.
''It's a bit of a fairytale love story.''
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Is there a way to cancel a purchase once it was made?
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My 4 year old accidentally down loaded a game while I was in the shower today.. I thought my account was set that the passcode had to be used to make a purchase, however I was wrong. I managed to stop the down load, but the purchase price is being held in my bank since the funds are not available at the moment??
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You can try customer service at 1-800-345-7669 but they generally don't offer refunds.
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Thank you, this just answered my question before I needed to ask it - my cat did the same thing on the playstation store that the other gentleman's 4 years old did - 40.00 dollars down the drain!!!!!


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Some residents in the Marston Hills area of Hillcrest are scared to let their children play outside, frightened to walk their dogs, and leery of parking on the street outside of their house. Apparently, road construction on Park Avenue has diverted motorists into the Marston Hills community, and many of the nonresidents passing through consider the quaint neighborhood side streets to be more like straight-aways fit for a NASCAR race.
In recent months, the normally hard to find community of Marston Hills-- located just north of Balboa Park, south of University, and west of Park Avenue-- has seen three collisions and several close calls at the corner of Herbert Street and Brookes Avenue, prompting denizens to call the City and request a stop sign be placed at the intersection.
The City came out, investigated, then concluded that the residents can't judge speed and don't know what 35 miles per hour looks like. The residents explained to the city official that the speed limit is 25 in residential areas, not 35. Despite their efforts, the request for a stop sign was denied; the city official said that a few speed bumps might be more appropriate for the area.
The community wasn't happy. They feel a stop sign isn't too much to ask, and they weren't going to let the City slow down their push to get one. The Marston Hill residents went to plan B: bypass the City's ruling by obtaining a recommendation from the Uptown Planners, which they can then take to the city council.
At the September 2nd meeting, a handful of residents (including a weeping mother, frightened for the safety of her two young boys) spoke before the Uptown Planners, pleading for that recommendation.
Uptown Planner and Marston Hills resident Jay Hyde said, "I went down there today and I saw some cars going at least 40 down Brookes. A stop sign is absolutely needed here. As for speed bumps, seeing how these people drive, if they get airborne, they like it!"
The Uptown Planners voted 13 in favor, 2 in opposition, and 1 abstention. Residents of Marston Hills will proceed full speed to the city council.
To see and hear more from the Uptown Planners, meetings take place at the Joyce Beers Community Center on the first Tuesday of the month.
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It continues to amaze me that Toni Atkins is so out of touch with her constituents. This is something that she should have taken care of BEFORE construction started.
Instead, the neighbors have to complain, and then are dismissed as "gadflies" and ignored until someone gets killed.
I wish the residents luck. Until we've got better representation on the city council, this kind of thing will continue.


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MacRumors noticed that Apple placed images of their new LED Cinema Display on their website yesterday. The leaked display looks identical to the current model, but will have a Thunderbolt port on the back to easily connect with Apple's latest Thunderbolt machines: iMacs, MacBook Pros and Mac Pros, MacBook Airs, and Mac minis in the very near future. You can tell that these are new displays based on the unreleased model number, previously thought to be a new White MacBook that they are attached to and by the OS X Lion wallpaper.
The differentiation is important because, as Apple has warned in a previous KB article, the CD no longer has to be the end of a Thunderbolt chain of devices. For instance, you could have an external hard drive array connected to your monitor permanently rather than having to plug into another device which would terminate at the monitor. For MacBook Air/Pro users, this would allow the 'power-USB-Thunderbolt' cable to do everything, yet again.
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We've been getting word from some international Apple retailers that not only are MacBook Airs, Minis and White MacBooks getting updated soon, but those Macs are also going to see modest-significant price drops in some countries we've polled. While we can't get into the specifics of where and how much, we can tell you some models are being reduced more than the equivalent of $100.
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it says at the top of thread ' become an honorary member of the fx men'
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Hi everybody,
I've just completed the forex online course and found that it was very easy to follow.Will be revising the whole course again before trying my hand at the free Demo.You guys at School of Pipsology did a great job.Thanks
My goal is to become an honorary member of the FX-MEN. Otherwise . . . I would not choose DethStrike as my User Name.
I question why Get2Result is here with this kind of post? I thought this kind of post is not allowed? Personally, I call this a shameless plug to confuse and lure in poor unsuspecting newbies into parting with their money on a system that doesn't hold water like lots of hacks who say they are traders. There are so many of these kind of systems out there that do nothing but make money for the so called system developer. They are stolen systems that are just tweaked enough to be slightly different from established systems that real professional traders developed. If it was free for everyone to check out and evaluate then I would have no problem with this post but to me it is like some spammer trying to fleece the new trader out of money. There are many good systems out there, no doubt, but to shell this kind of cash ($198) is not sound in my book. If newbies want to find a system then go to the thread for free systems. If that isn't good enough then by a book or two from some of the many big names in this field (ex. Steve Nison, John L. Person, etc...) do research and save your money. To join a forum and the first post is something like this last post by Get2Result does not impress me or earn my respect.
Just so newbies understand, and many of us here will agree, there is no holy grail or magical words you can say to make money in this line of work. There are many here who are willing to help you find information or even let you in on their system for no cost at all or you can be innovative and create your own system. Save your money and put it in your live account.
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Hi everyone, just thought I would say that I joined babypips for many many reasons, but mainly because I liked the logo. . New to Forex abd learning more and more everyday... Its just nice to know that there are other people out the just like me.
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Do experienced traders stop by in here to answer newbie questions??
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We headed north for Kinvarra and Dunguaire (done-goo-rah) Castle where we attended a medieval banquet. On the way we had to pull over for a herd of cows coming down the road. There must have been about fifty of them with the farmer at the back herding them. We should have guessed from all the dry cow pies on the road. When we arrived three chickens greeted us in the parking lot, well-trained to beg for food. We walked to the castle and took pictures as we walked around it. Out on the bay beside the castle we saw swans and other birds; herons, gulls and cormorants. At 5:15 we were admitted to the castle for the banquet. When we walked in to the gathering space, they gave us mead, honeyed wine, to drink. We were greeted by a butler and a maid who served the wine. They called us 'my lady' and the men were called 'my lord.' A harpist in medieval costume as well, was playing the harp. When we first came in I didn't see her and I thought it was piped in music. The butler and the maid made speeches to acquaint us with the protocol for the evening and give us some of the history of the caste. When the banquet was prepared we went up to the spiral stair case to the banquet hall which had a head table where the Lord and Lady sat
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I am working on installing a new vent fan in a bathroom where one did not exist. I will feed it from the same circuit as the vanity light which comes from a junction box in attic. The model of the fan is the Panasonic FV-08VKS3. I have a couple of questions regarding the wiring diagram and user experience on this.
Here are the wiring diagrams for the model:
Does this mean that I can connect my power supply directly from the junction box in the attic for the continuous ventilation and then bring it down to the switch with 14/2 wire to my switch for the HIGH? That seems strange to me (although easiest) because someone may think they have shut off power to the fan by disconnecting from the switch. Am I correct?
Am I missing some important information here to clarify my question or is this just so moronically simple that it doesn't warrant an answer? help.
Did the fan come with a speed switch? It looks to me like the fan has one constant hot and 2 wires for control so you have 2 different speeds.
What you are talking about seems like it would work with the 14-2. In the USA there are some rules about a neutral being at the switch that don't apply to me here in Canada.
AltaSparky, Thanks! So yeah, this fan has the funny feature of having a constant on at a lower speed then a high speed mode for a pre-set time when the switch is flipped. It returns to the lower fan speed after that time. So my confusion is whether it would be okay to have the constant hot come from the attic and only have wires to/from the switch. I am assuming I would use 14/2 romex to connect the red wires to the switch.
Actually, that is part of my follow up question for those who may have used/installed these in the past. I had read somewhere that the switch needs to be flipped on then off, almost immediately, then it would run for the pre-set time. I imagined it differently when I bought it that if I turned it on while in the bathroom then turned it off, the fan would be working for the pre-set time after I turn it off. (e.g. pre-set time is 40mins. I use the bathroom for 10mins then turn it off. it would be turned on for a total of 50mins) Am I correct?
I looked at the instructions for the model, and it seems to me that when you have the switch on, the fan will run at its maximum CFM(airflow). When you turn the switch off you fan will then be controlled by what you have your CFM and TIME settings set at.
Can you explain why you'd use 14/3 instead of 14/2? Is it so that you can have the black and red connected to the switch so there's no confusion as to what's "hot"? Thanks!
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Was there fraud involved in Iran's presidential election? Almost certainly. One might argue that the heavy-handed involvement of unelected clerics in determining who gets to run for office in and of itself makes a fraud of the democratic process. A similar argument, however, could be made about the exclusivity of the two-party system in the United States today, and yet very few media pundits question the viability of America's democratic system of government. The Western media, inflamed by sentiment and prejudice coming from the politically disaffected in northern Tehran, have underscored the fact that Iran's Ministry of Interior is run by a close ally of Ahmadinejad. Given the blatant political partisanship and cronyism which have been witnessed in every major election in the United States, such observations coming out of Iran should carry little weight. We like to judge nations like Iran, especially when their elections don't go the way we or our political allies desire, while turning a blind eye to the corruption and other manifestations of human imperfection in the American political system. The U.S. is a country, after all, where it costs a billion dollars to become president.
The undisputable fact remains that in the lead-up to Friday's controversial presidential elections, scientific polling conducted by Western organizations such as the New America Foundation showed Ahmadinejad with a comfortable lead over Mousavi in all 30 of Iran's provinces. Mousavi appeared to have captured the imagination of the Western press and punditry. But it is increasingly clear that, unless findings to the contrary are brought forward, he did not capture the votes of the majority of the Iranian people. The presence of tens of thousands of Mousavi supporters in the streets of Tehran does nothing to change this reality. The Western media's repeated citation of unnamed sources claiming a Mousavi victory represents shoddy journalism and wishful thinking, nothing more.
The world needs to collectively move past the controversy of the Iranian elections and accept the reality that, like him or not, President Ahmadinejad will be the "democratically elected" face of Iran for the next four years. Regardless, the fact remains that there are two other individuals in Iran who hold real power, and with whom the West must engage if progress on the serious issues of Iran's nuclear program, as well as peace and stability in Iraq and Afghanistan, is to be had. These are the speaker of the Iranian Majlis, Ali Larijani, and the Iranian supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Both of these men possess more constitutional power than does the Iranian president, and as such both are far more important and influential when it comes to impacting the critical issues which define Iran's relationship with the West, Iran's nuclear program first and foremost. America and the West need to learn to live with the devil we know—Ahmadinejad—all the while recognizing that the Iranian president, while a nuisance, does not hold the key to improved relations. Western media ought to spend more time focusing on the realities of Iran's political system and less time facilitating the spread of increasingly partisan gossip.
The Iranian presidential election will continue to dominate the imagination—and headlines—of the Western media for the next few weeks. But unless some dramatic new information emerges which proves widespread election fraud, the reality is that the Guardian Council will, in the next 10 days, certify Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as the legally elected president of Iran. After this happens, life in Iran will gradually return to normal, and the political protests so earnestly covered by the West will take on the character of a tempest in a teapot. Mir Hossein Mousavi will disappear from the front pages of the leading newspapers, replaced by far more important subjects, such as Iran's nuclear program. The sooner this happens, the better, because from the standpoint of international peace and security, how the world manages Iran's nuclear ambition is far more important than who claims the title of president of Iran.
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By Chris Dornan, June 20, 2009 at 1:14 pm Link to this comment
I am coming a little late, but it looks as if Scott may have been a little early! I was quite prepared to take exactly the line of this article but all the evidence points to the fact that they didn't even bother to count the vote—the numbers are totally incredible.
In any case, we should be striving to make a constructive contribution, and engage with whoever ends up in charge!
By Max, June 18, 2009 at 6:01 pm Link to this comment
"Arshin Adib-Moghaddam, a professor of Middle East politics at the University of London's School of Oriental and African Studies, said a major rigging process would require the involvement of powerful advisory bodies, including those in which one of the other candidates and a key Mousavi backer are prominent figures.
"Given that Mohsen Rezaei, one of the other presidential candidates, is the head of the powerful Expediency Council, for instance, it is highly unlikely that he wouldn't have received any information of such a strategic plan to hijack the election," Adib-Moghaddam said."
By ThatDeborahGirl, June 18, 2009 at 7:55 am Link to this comment
By Ed Harges, June 18 at 12:29 am #
...scientific pre-election polls indicated that a landslide victory for Ahmadinejad was likely anyway.
I know this combination of facts may be beyond your narrow Zionist grasp. Try to keep up.
See, this is how pointless rhetoric gets started. No one has ever accused me of having a "narrow Zionist grasp" before. Best odd slant of me ever! I'm going to frame a screenshot of that and hang it on my wall. "Narrow grasp" - I'll grant you that. But Zionist? Hmmm…I think you may be using "Zionist" the way conservatives in my neck of the woods use the word "liberal" as though it were an insult. Ah yes, like this.
But honey, for the record, I'm an American, with the stereotypical lazy American's knowledge of history and world events. You may find it a little sad that I'm getting my definition of Zionism from Wikipedia but here goes:
"Zionism is the international political movement that originally supported the reestablishment of a homeland for the Jewish People in Palestine."
Uh, I don't have a solid POV on this. I know that my country does and that they spend a lot of money to help Israel accomplish this. I know that Israel is to Palestinians what white folks are to black folks circa 1950 only worse with their giant wall and pushing people out of whole towns and barely letting them work or eat. However, get a little further down the page, and it says Zionists patently fight antisemitism and I have to say, I'm all for people NOT hating folks simply 'cuz they're Jewish. So my feelings toward Israel are ambivalent at best and at worst, gasp, unformed? I mean, everyone needs a place to stay and I get that these folks want what they see as their "homeland" back - but damn, do the other folks who are there always have to be killed off to make room for them, much like white folks devastation of the American Indian tribes? Like Rodney King said, "Can't we all just get along?"
Alas, the answer is no. But I think you gave far too much credence to my mindset and that I have some underlying issue regarding Israel cuz I don't (and yes, I know what Ahmadinejad has to say about Israel and it ain't pretty).
So, back to the election.
Now I thought, I guess wrongly, that I was simply talking about what I felt was another stolen national election. Granted in a country different from my own and with people far more willing to protest than my own. But it seems to me that Ahmadinejad has taken a leaf out of the GOP playbook: Stack the deck in your favor in regards to politicians, judges, those who count the votes, the media, etc., etc.- and if anyone calls foul then humiliate, bully, arrest and if necessary kill to shut them up.
I guess what I didn't understand is how so many here seem willing to swallow - no questions asked, hook line & sinker - that Ahmadinejad won - despite massive evidence to the contrary. It strongly brought to mind our casual acceptance of the hideous Bush Administration, mainly because we were to cowed to call him out for the fraud he was. Call me narrow-minded if you will, but that's how I see things. Ahmadinejad may have gotten the most votes. I'm willing to concede it's possible. I just don't think that really happened. I'm entitled to my opinion and a mini-rant now and again.
But sweetie, that's the extent of my "Zionist" view. Being a loud-mouth American who believes that elections get stolen sometimes.
So sorry to disappoint.
By PaiaGirl, June 17, 2009 at 11:07 pm Link to this comment
The New America Foundation is just a rehash of the neocon Project for a New America.
I wouldn't believe a word that comes out of that neocon factory.
They have their own agenda going and it has nothing to do with Iran's wellbeing.
By Daniel Freeman, June 17, 2009 at 9:36 pm Link to this comment
Good article by Ritter! Shouldn't one be more than a bit suspicious when the Obama regime (with circumspection) and the "liberal" establishment NY Times, et al, and the "left" Obama regime sugarcoaters , the Nation, etc., jump on the Massouvi bandwagon? But why not—amidst all the argument about "rigged", not rigged, etc.—these left apologists don't look at what the two sides represent. It's a split amongst the elite—purely tactical differences as how best to maintain the Iraninan form of "Islamic" capitalism. To support Mousavi and the upper middle class forces he represents—as I'm sure many well intentioned and aggrieved sutudents and intelligentsia misguidedly do—is a dead end. Of course, the State Dept/CIA/Federal Reserve Bank shadow government and the coalition in power in Congress and the White House now would likely rather do business with the "reformers" who are also strong advocates of an "Islamic" version (naturally) of free-market economics and hostility to the masses. This phony color revolution—green in this case—is a fruadulent creation of the liberal estalishment here and its media mouthpieces. It can no more bring about a progressive solution than its exemplars from the former Soviet Union. That avenue, just as that of Ahmadinejad's right-wing populist demagogy is a bankrupt dead-end and gives aid and comfort to American Imperilaism and militarism. Surely some of you folks out there consider yourslves socialists—as I do. Skeptical as you may be, an international socialist perspective is the only way for the Iranian people in alliance with their bothers in the mid-east to overcome the depredations of the global capitalist market.
By ThatDeborahGirl, June 17, 2009 at 8:58 pm Link to this comment
By Ed Harges, June 17 at 12:28 pm #
Not to mention the thousands of people protesting the vote who obviously didn't vote for Dictator A, but hey, who's counting them right?
I still stand by my original comment hon.
By Ed, June 17, 2009 at 5:53 pm Link to this comment
to Scott: Five million (5,000.000) votes in paper were, where the name of the candidate was written, counted in less than 3 hours. OK, do the Iranians have developed to a new system that allows those 5 million pieces of paper be read in less than 3 hours? If that is the case, I would suggest that Scott show the rest of us how is that humanly possible? These were not computer-generated votes, nor even ballots where the names of the candidates were pre-printed. These 5 million pieces of paper were hand written by the voters. Again, if Scott can tell us how that happened in less than 3 hours he is a genius. Otherwise, he is an idiot.
By GoyToy, June 17, 2009 at 11:58 am Link to this comment
Nefesh: If Amir Taheri is someone you cite to further your point, you're in deep doo-doo. Taheri IS in bed with the Zionists (e.g. Daniel Pipes). And by the way, it's no longer Persia (hasn't been that way for many centuries), it's Iran.
By ThatDeborahGirl, June 16, 2009 at 11:31 pm Link to this comment
What kind of bullshit is this? Accept Ahmadinejad and move on? Have you lost your damned mind?
Just because the American people rolled over and took the non-election of George Bush up the ass, don't expect the rest of the world to follow our ignorant lazy example.
An Ahmadinejad administration is not what's in the best interest of Iran or the world. The people have voted, protested, texted, tweeted and DIED and are still going strong. LISTEN TO THEM!
WTF is wrong with us in America that we no longer understand that democracy and significant change will not be handed to us in the quiet idiocy that is our media/corporate run regime change every four years?
What a gutless and ridiculously dismissive article that completely disregards the will and the struggle of an entire nation of people who have proven that they are more than willing to fight and die for real freedom.
Would that the same could be said of us in this day and age!
By Soheil Moughadam, June 16, 2009 at 2:50 pm Link to this comment
I think Scott is missing the point here. In the 'west' when one party wins elections and the others lose, the opposition takes it on the chin and life goes on. Here, in Iran, you have a different situation altogether. The opposition is not just a party that will be out of power for the next four, eight…years. The opposition are the united masses of disaffected people sick and tired of the islamic regime. They have gathered around Mousavi as a temporary center - before the elections they chose the lesser of evils. Now they just want change and it is exactly now that the outside world should lend them support and a helping hand (contrary to Medvedev's embrace of Ahmadinejad on his visit to Russia).
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I think everything is an extension of my ego's perception. That's how we form our reality. So what if something destructive happens to our reality or ourselves (or both)? I think it's easier to deal with the former, because as long as the self is strong, our reality will be stable.
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Personally I've worked hard to try and overcome this immune system and not be a prisoner to my thoughts, to have the power to still change them before they become too ingrained. However, resistance can make the thoughts ingrained too. Except I still believe I have the power to overcome. Okay, I'm rambling.
Actually, I'm writing this from personal experience... which I hate to admit. I feel like I should never have known what this is like, I don't want to know. Maybe some of you can help ease me from my pain ._. I hate even saying that I'm in pain. Because I've been in pain so long that it seems permanent. I hate saying that too. I hate saying hate. Aahh!
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