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I have lots of computers that show this error,,all of them old computers out of warranty. I would like them not to show a warranty scan error . I hit ignore on all of them thinking this would prevent a scan error from showing up but it only ignores the error until the next scan. is there a way to have these computers not show a warranty scan error while the scan still provide warranty information for newer workstations still under warranty?
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Jul 9, 2012 at 4:39 UTC
Had you tried muting the warranty lines that cause the warranty scan errors?
Jul 9, 2012 at 9:09 UTC
I do not know how to mute the warranty lines that cause the error, so no, i have not tried that. if you show me how, i will try it.
Jul 10, 2012 at 4:17 UTC
Go to the inventory screen for one of those computers. Make sure you've selected the General Info tab and look down toward the Warranty Information section. You may need to click on the Active or Expired tabs over at the right. If you then mouse over the warranty line, you will see a "Mute" link show up at the right. Click on that to mute the warranty line.
Jul 12, 2012 at 2:06 UTC
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I have this same problem, but there are no warranties for those devices at all. There is no Active or Expired tabs. It says "There was an error scanning warranties." So, there is nothing to mute.
Unfortunately, this means that I won't pay any attention to the icon showing errors, because it is always full of spam errors that should have been ignored. Good thing I don't have thousands of items to inventory...
Jul 12, 2012 at 4:20 UTC
What do you mean by spam errors?
A warranty scan error could also mean that your Spiceworks install has a problem trying to connect to the the Dell/HP/Lenovo warranty site, as described on the Warranty Scanning page.


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- 3 1/2 ounces vodka (7 tablespoons)
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- 1/4 cup simple syrup (see Note)
- 6 mint sprigs, coarsely chopped, plus 2 long sprigs
How to make this recipe
In a cocktail shaker, mix the vodka, lime juice, simple syrup and chopped mint and strain into 2 glasses filled with small ice cubes. Garnish with the lime slices and mint sprigs and serve.
To make the simple syrup, simmer 1 cup of sugar and 1 cup of water in a saucepan over moderate heat, stirring, until clear, about 1 minute. Let cool. A batch (about 1 1/2 cups) will keep in your refrigerator for up to 1 month.
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As sweeping generalisations go, students have it easy. We party too hard, drink too much, and stumble in to the real world with three years' worth of laundry for Mummy.
When it comes to following current affairs, students can tell you all about each of the PDAs on Made in Chelsea, but wait, what - newspapers still exist? Sure, we don't get wake until noon, opting instead to stay up to see the sunrise and walk home to birdsong, before tucking into cultural fusion food, such as cold chips and curry sauce.
Okay, so that might be a little exaggerated but you only have to peek out the window in Leeds on a Wednesday night to have said point well and truly certified. Blame the freshers. In a world fuelled by iPhones and Facebook and reruns of Come Dine With Me, it is easy to argue that we students have it easy. The digital generation, we read the i on our iPads and click snooze until noon. Except that is, for some of us. Say hello to the SBAs. (In full, that's Student Brand Ambassadors, AKA, Independent junkies.)
Somewhat on a par with MI5 as I like to think, SBAs ain't no late morning snoozers. Consider it a security service for a future of newspaper readers. There're 18 students among us, promoting two publications and 365 days of papers, and we're knee deep in… news. We're less aware of PDAs and more on top of PDFs. We're up for 9am promos and 9pm crosswords - and have the finger cuts to prove it.
Whilst the rest of the student world might be partying to the wee hours, caring more about snakebite than frostbite, we cherished SBAs are plotting under a cover of darkness how to secure our campus' readership (or managing to seamlessly pull off both. Hats off to those who can handle it).
Having taken a year out on industry and peered in from the real world, I feel I've gained a superior position in the opinion stakes of the age-old 'students have it soft' debate. The real verdict? Grown-ups have it easy. Sure, you get up earlier, but 'least you can afford to buy coffee, and whilst your 9-5s might drag, rest assured student-time ticks 1/8 as fast in the library. Plus, we've got library fines steep enough to outweigh your council tax.
When it comes to current affairs, I'd argue we take the biscuit there too. We might not all commit the reading the paper front-to-back daily like real grown-ups do, but we do thumb through, leave empty stands at the union, and flaunt our trivia skills at the weekly pub quiz.
Grown-ups and students (and those who haven't quite decided), whether you're reading The Independent or the i, at nine in the morning or nine at night, the main thing is, you're reading it, you're learning a thing or two - and you're one step closer to winning big on the pub quiz. (Just think, you could all quit your jobs and hit snooze until noon.) Students, if you plan your time right, you might even have chance to squeeze in the crossword before you start on your pre-lash.
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She threw the phone to the floor is a desperate attempt to release her anger. His bitter words still cut through her solemn heart and her temper turned to despair. She crumbled to the floor in a heap of tears digging her perfectly decorated nails into the soft flesh of her bare arms, leaving visible marks of the pain she felt.
Talia laid there at the bottom of there stairs for over an hour, her emotions weighing heavy on her petite frame. Her new, much older husband, once the focal point of her love had been caught in a web of lies. One of those lies being even younger than herself.
Talia passed through a spectrum of emotion. Self pity being a particularly prickly one. She has always been a proud woman. Proud when she left her family to begin a life of her own, proud when she introduced this great man, one of wisdom, wealth and love, to her humble family, and ever more proud for taking on 3 stepchildren, all of which were close to her own age. Her husband was a man of material wealth and his own pride was this great mansion filled with all his favourite things. Talia looked around her. Everywhere she saw beiges, creams, blacks, browns, but most of all, white. That was Harry. He stuck to safe 'wealthy' colours. No colour that even bared a single shred of personality passed through the large oak doors, that welcomed you into this grand abode.
Talia jumped up, quick as if all her emotions evaporated into thin air. She took to the the stairs, bouncing up them as if she was lighter than air. She jogged down to hall and into a neat room, the one of her youngest step-daughter, only 5 years younger than herself. She scuttled around under the bed and pulled out a great artists folder, after all, her stepdaughter did major in art at college. A piece of knowledge that had only now had come into use.
She jogged down the stairs threw open the folder and laid it on the glass table in the kitchen. She eyed the colours, each more brilliant than the last. She picked out a bright blue, squeezed it hard into her palm, walked over the beige drapes and smeared the oily substance right down the length of the curtain. Feeling no better than before she reached back into the folder and brought out a mustard yellow, a crimson red and a magenta pink. She took the whole tubes and walked around, smearing the paint on everything Harry took pride on, his barely used snooker table, across his art work, all over the expensive marble work tops, across his high-tech television and speakers. Still Talia had an ache in her poor heart. She reached back in to the depths of the folder and looked for another tube. She pulled out a brilliant lime green, not even used and ready to leak its smeary contents anywhere she pleased. She knew where to go. She walked into a lavishly decorated office room, Harrys favourite room. In the corner sat a beautiful, antique, parisian, cream couch. Harry had recently doled out a pretty penny for this item. Without a second thought, the scorned Talia burst open the lid of the colour and dribbled it across the white fabric. The lime paint dug its claws into the fibres of the delicate piece, each blob slowly expanding its staining fingertips to every inch of the expensive thread. Talia giggled momentarily at the irony of the fresh, exotic, lime shade complemented the pure white of couch, not that Harry would agree. Talia moved it around, pushing hard, releasing her bitterness, her pain, her shame. Having been satisfied that it was coloured beyond repair, Talia walked straight out the door, a small but significant sense of justice trailed behind her.
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A poor finale, with little decent form of late amongst the 14 set to face the starter, but MONS CALPE won last time out and could follow up at the expense of Ja One and Dice. Paul Cole's gelding is by Rock of Gibraltar, and showed good improvement to win at Beverley with first time headgear which stays on. He cost connections over 100,000 guineas 18 months ago, and is handily weighted compared with some of these. The only other one to have ever won is Millway Beach, four runs back over shorter on the Lingfield Polytrack. Dice steadily improved in maidens, but disappointed on his handicap debut after playing up beforehand, so he can be forgiven that run. Ja One will benefit from her handicap debut last month when at times running a bit keenly after a lengthy absence. It may not take too much improvement to win this, although we'll side with winning experience in the shape of Mons Calpe.
Noordhoek Kid 33-1 (9-2) Tracked leader to over 3f out, soon lost place and weakened quickly, last of 15, 28l behind Rumble Of Thunder (9-0) at Bath 1m 2f 3yo hcp 0-75 (5) gs in May.
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Peace Concluded 33-1 (8-12) Held up, headway 2f out, ridden over 1f out, faded, 7th of 10, 4l behind Stagecoach Jade (9-1) at Wolverhampton 1m 1f fll hcp (5) pol in Apr.
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Ja One (IRE) 14-1 (8-12) Mid-division, ridden over 2f out, stayed on well final furlong, 3rd of 13, 1 1/4l behind Global (9-0) at Salisbury 1m 2f 3yo hcp 0-70 (5) gf in May.
Bishop Rock (USA) 10-1 (9-3) In touch, tracked leader 7f out, ridden and effort over 2f out, no extra over 1f out, stayed on same pace, 5th of 9, 5l behind Diamond Twister (9-3) at Lingfield 1m 2f 3yo mdn auc stks (6) pol in Feb.
The Bully Wee 100-1 (8-4) Raced centre, in rear, hung to stands side rail 3f out, soon weakened, 17th of 19, 27l behind Open Sesame (9-1) at Newmarket 1m 3yo hcp 0-75 (5) gf in May.
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Skye Makintire -- Questions.
I blinked and stared after the dude who had just come up to me and handed me a bussiness card.
My brain was buzzing, no one in my life had been so... so mysterious and so damn confusing!! My 'situation'? Does this guy know about the treasure I'm looking for?! He did say that he could answer my questions....
But the address on the card was in a village quite a long walk from here. . . But if the boy who just came to me knows about the treasure... IT MEANS I'D FIND IT AND BECOME RITCH!!!
Unlike my father, I treaure hunt with only ONE thing in mind: money.
But what if he was planning to strip me of everything I own? Or just kill me...? I've never taken a interest in stranger -danger before because I'm strong and he seemed about my age, so whats the worst he could do? I bet he's no way near as strong as a matrial arts pro like myself.
I slapped my cheeks, 'c'mon, Skye! You can do this!'
I ran out of the rough bushes and tried to see if the guy was still around. But the fog which had now emerged was far to thick. I scowled into the darkness, this always happened to me. Whenever I think I've got a good lead... it disappears and I can't find it!
'Damn it all!' I roared, punching the floor. I yowled and clutched my knuckles. Okay, I'm not really lady-like when I'm angry, but I was so mad I ignored that fact.
'Damn what?' A voice called out, and the brown haired dude emerged from the fog.
My mouth opened and shut like a goldfish, then I pointed at him, 'You!! I have questions! And don't ignore me this time! Who are you, who is your boss, why do you want me to go to this place?! I want to know more about my 'situation!!'' I yelled at him.
He just gave me this smile. Most guys do this. Smile, I mean.
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Justin Trudeau should never quote Jack Layton again. He doesn't need to. He can win in 2015 the way Mr. Layton nearly did in 2011: by convincing voters that he's running a positive campaign, even when he isn't.
If Mr. Trudeau was wrong to quote his party's dead adversary, then it's not because it's unfair to hold the NDP to Mr. Layton's purported standards; it's because Mr. Trudeau committed the sin of punditry – commenting on events that he should instead be seeking to shape. He ought to keep learning and living Mr. Layton's lessons, but we can expect him to do more "show" and less "tell."
Mr. Layton, like Mr. Trudeau, understood one of politics' dirty little secrets: that there's actually no such thing as a purely positive campaign, except in voters' imaginations. Mr. Trudeau, like Mr. Layton, has acted accordingly.
Competitive elections are by definition adversarial; if you put your name on a ballot, you're supposed to persuade people not to support others who have done the same. Political operatives justify this necessary negativity by describing it in terms that range from benign – "candidate differentiation," "demanding honesty," "talking about policy differences" – to sinister –"suppression," "exposing weaknesses," "negative ads." You try to characterize your opponent's attacks as "personal," and your own as "on the issues." Partisans spend hours debating the difference, but there's actually no crisp distinction between the two.
Most campaigns, at the very least, "go negative" by attacking their opponents for doing the same, and politicians who allow themselves to attack their opponents "on the issues" usually dabble in broader broadsides, as well. When those same politicians make bold, absolute pronouncements against negativity in politics, they're usually guilty of hypocrisy. But, in politics, this is how the game is played.
So it was when Jack Layton, in his last political testament, wrote that "love is better than anger" and "hope is better than fear." He no doubt meant those words sincerely, but for those of us who, just a few months earlier, had been on the receiving end of NDP negativity, it was difficult to watch Mr. Layton canonize himself as the patron saint of positive politics. Remember that it was Mr. Layton, not Stephen Harper, who ran the first negative attack ads against Michael Ignatieff.
The irony of Justin Trudeau's Monday night name-dropping is that he was using Mr. Layton's words to do exactly what Mr. Layton did: provide his own, more positive, version of recent history. The Liberals didn't exactly refrain from attacking their opponents during last month's by-election campaigns, yet there was Mr. Trudeau, resplendent in victory, lecturing the NDP on the power of love and hope in the face of anger and fear.
Mr. Trudeau, like Mr. Layton, has grasped a crucial insight: in politics, you can indulge in negativity and yet convince voters that you've run a positive campaign. Had Mr. Layton not done so during the 2011 election, he might not have died as leader of the opposition. If Mr. Trudeau does the same in 2015, he might well emerge as prime minister.
For all his many virtues, Thomas Mulcair lacks Mr. Layton's magic: his ability to twist the knife with a smile on his face, to come across as a happy warrior while dropping negative campaign flyers on doorsteps and putting attack ads on the air. Mr. Layton didn't win by running positive campaigns; he won by sustaining the illusion that he was doing so. Mr. Mulcair has so far proved incapable of doing the same.
The advantage that was once the NDP's is now the Liberals'. Standing beside Mr. Harper and Mr. Mulcair, Mr. Trudeau is the candidate who looks like change. He's charismatic, he's young and looks younger, he's got a million-megawatt smile and a photogenic family. Put Mr. Trudeau next to Mr. Mulcair and Mr. Harper, and ask the average voter to guess which one will run the positive, loving, hopeful campaign in the next election. They won't pick Mr. Mulcair, just as they didn't pick Michael Ignatieff in 2011, and a growing number of NDP supporters know it.
When those New Democrats reacted angrily to Mr. Trudeau's late-night Laytonalia on Monday, part of their outrage was fuelled by genuine reverence for their party's late leader. The rest of their anger came from a different source: fear. New Democrats and their leader went full-tilt negative in this month's byelections. They lost all of them by wide margins. Worse, Monday's results suggest that Mr. Trudeau may be able to do what Mr. Layton did: keep his own message positive while his party deploys negative tactics on the ground, and still persuade voters that he personifies positivity, love, hope, and change. Mr. Layton did it in 2011. Barack Obama did it in 2008 – campaigning on "hope" while declaring that John McCain was running "for George W. Bush's third term." If Justin Trudeau does something similar in 2015, he might yet not win Stephen Harper's job, but he'll be the favourite for Thomas Mulcair's.
The NDP's recent outrage suggests that they'll find this forecast demoralizing, even infuriating. But, if they do, then perhaps they can take their cue from Wilfrid Laurier, and "remember that faith is better than doubt and love is better than hate."
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NFL spokesman Greg Aiello tells us that the league's owners approved in March the placement of patches on practice jerseys touting the goods and/or services of companies willing to pony up sufficient wads of cash.
Aiello also tells us that several teams are expected to announce deals soon. The fact that teams have had more than two months to seek partners for this project, with no announcements made to date, makes us wonder whether the interest is as high as the franchises thought it would be.
Or maybe the companies prefer to wait until training camp to attach their logos to team jerseys; after all, how much exposure does images from the offseason underwear practices really get?
The Houston Chronicle has reported that the Texans are trying to find a practice jersey sponsor, and we're still trying to find out how the Titans have been able to incorporate "Baptist Sports Medicine" patches on their jerseys in the days before the new rule was adopted.
Meanwhile, reader comments on the matter have been mixed, with the majority expressing disapproval of the new revenue-generating device — primarily due to fears that infiltration of game-day uniforms is now inevitable.
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NFL spokesman Greg Aiello tells us that the league's owners approved in March the placement of patches on practice jerseys touting the goods and/or services of companies willing to pony up sufficient wads of cash.
HarrisonHits says: Jun 3, 2009 12:44 PM
Loathe this idea so much I can't even put it into words. If they start putting these on regular jerseys I will have bought my last one.
east96st says: Jun 3, 2009 12:45 PM
Looks like this is the last year to buy a jersey w/o crap all over it. In fairness to the fans, does this mean that the owners and League officials will have to wear Massingill douche jerseys all season long? Seems only fair and it is truth in advertising.
BelieveInGreen2324 says: Jun 3, 2009 12:47 PM
I kinda thought this day was inevitable, especially with the current economy situation. The best I can hope for now is that at least the advertisement will be like Viagra or Philly Cheesesteaks.
Is it possible for a team to advertise on another team (joking)? If so Lions fans should be worried
hayward giablommi says: Jun 3, 2009 12:55 PM
Well, that only means that advertisements appearing on uniforms in the regular season is inevitable.
It will be appalling to see classic unis like the Packers or Bears desecrated in the name of the league and owners' greed.
Once the league crosses the Rubicon on this issue, there will never be any turning back.
Jmac0585 says: Jun 3, 2009 12:57 PM
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ParkerFly says: Jun 3, 2009 12:58 PM
Baptist sponsors everything Titans. I'm surprised they're not called the Tennessee Baptist Hospitals.
PurpleNGold says: Jun 3, 2009 1:06 PM
Could they take this a step further, allowing coaches to choose which velcro-backed patch a player must wear as a matter of discipline? Examples might be Pampers for chronic whiners, Hooters for someone who shows up grossly overweight, or Planters for someone who had an alcohol-related off-field incident.
Randy says: Jun 3, 2009 1:10 PM
Pretty soon they will have a pit crew on the sidelines to give the player a quick drink, wash his visor and change his shoes. All in under 10 seconds.
buzz49 says: Jun 3, 2009 1:12 PM
Ultimately, my concerns are with the game itself.
Patches on jerseys may look kinda silly, but it's a non-issue when it comes to my being a football fanatic.
Rule changes that negatively impact my enjoyment of how the sport is played on the field, or taking away teams' home games…..stuff like that would be far more likely to turn me off as a fan.
deymond says: Jun 3, 2009 1:17 PM
If it delays ticket price increases or keeps a small-market team in town, I think it's worth a little clutter on the jersey.
Asanine Comment says: Jun 3, 2009 1:44 PM
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patsfan1776 says: Jun 3, 2009 2:13 PM
They will be selling sponsorships by half and the players will change shirts at halftime as they most often do anyway. Bad teams can charge more money for the first half sponsor and then do a cut rate for the second half when most of their fans have turned off the radio. I see the Lions sponsored by Miller Lite in the first half and then sponsored by that hangover medication company in the second half.
Darth Ringo says: Jun 3, 2009 2:29 PM
I'll never buy a jersey with anything like that on it.
It was irritating when the stadiums started getting renamed.. but this is worse because the jerseys are front & center every play.
Dare I say it, we'll all soon be missing the glory days of the Tagliabue NFL. Before games were sent overseas & the jerseys began to look like billboards.
NonYahooHotmailAcct says: Jun 3, 2009 2:38 PM
I'm completely fine with it if they do it only on practice jerseys – and not on the real game ones.
EskinSux says: Jun 3, 2009 3:08 PM
It's only a matter of time before advertising is on uniforms. And it will not change ticket prices, do away with the extortion that is a PSL, and won't prevent front office layoffs. It will do nothing more than line owners pockets. I can't wait for the post game interviews and press confrence….
Reporter….You had a great game, 27-35,315 yarrds,0 ints. and 3 tds….
QB..I would like to thank Tyson Chicken for providing my arm with the protein to carry out such a feat…
Reporter….You have a big game next week against a division rival on the road….
QB…..Thats OK, Southwest will get us there on time….
Reporter…The coaching staff had a great game plan to defuse their wildcat offense…
QB…..Yeah, it gave us alot more chances on offense, they have been taking their Centrum Silver on a daily basis and it shows….
Reporter….Any final thoughts on this game…
QB..Well, i gotta thank NIke for the cleats, Apple for the pregame music i was listening too on the new ipod, they both really made a difference…
sportfan1234 says: Jun 3, 2009 3:56 PM
What's the story Florio….I sent in my thoughts on this story earlier today telling you that you are THREE years behind on this Titan / Baptist Patch story. I even give you the link to the original story in 2006 on ESPN Page 2 along with the name of the writer and you don't print my comment????
How many other comments do you decide to skip printing?. There was no cussing, nothing sexual. Nothing but a comment that might make you look sorta dumb and then only to the few people who read the comments on a story that probably isn't going to generate as many clicks as others.
I didn't think you cared about that being called out. I guess I was wrong.
I just don't get you….censoring comments???
east96st says: Jun 3, 2009 4:10 PM
deymond says:
"If it delays ticket price increases or keeps a small-market team in town, I think it's worth a little clutter on the jersey."
If you really believe that's where the money will go, we have several nice bridges for sale here in NYC that you might be interested in buying.
topgun52 says: Jun 3, 2009 4:33 PM
I am a capitalist at heart but even I have my limits. The NFL is not NASCAR or FIFA and should not lower themselves to those standards. The NFL derives it's main source of revenue from TV contracts and does not need to supplement like the other leagues/sports.
Aren't we bombarded enough with ads, jingles and constant advertising at every turn. How many people like me have their fingers on the remote control mute button when the ads come on, my quess a lot do?
What's next after the practice jerseys? Advertising on the playing field or how about this one; the stadium announcer or on air broadcaster says something like this "This first down is brought to you by… or that pass completion was brought to you by the good hands people and on and on." It is bad enough to hear on baseball broadcasts stuff like the "Rolaids Call to the Bullpen or The Verizon Wireless Call to the bullpen.
If you are listening NFL don't do it, please for our sake.
mskrs says: Jun 3, 2009 5:03 PM
sportsfan1234 said: "How many other comments do you decide to skip printing?"
—-Lots. You're not the only one, I'll tell you that.
Apparently, a couple of my recent comments were so threatening to him that he didn't even print my *complaint* about being censored. At least he printed your complaint – maybe you can "celebrate" by dedicating your next appointment with the toilet to him.
hayward giablommi says: Jun 3, 2009 5:08 PM
deymond says:
If it delays ticket price increases or keeps a small-market team in town, I think it's worth a little clutter on the jersey.
My goodness- are you really that naive?
Since corporations started slapping their names on stadiums, ticket prices have SKYROCKETED. Please, unbury your head from the sand and join the rest of us.
EskinSux says: Jun 3, 2009 5:46 PM
I can see the CowChokes with the Heimlich Manueuvers pasted on their uniforms………That would at least make sense…..
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The red stripe instead of the "chrome" is pretty but thats about it!
Is the touchpad button still a rocker style like the NC10? That is the only downside to the original! My NC10 gets more use than my desktop machine or my xps1730 - well when I can pry it from my good ladies hands!
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I hope to see a TR review of the Dell Mini 10 sometime soon, but it can't be easy with the constant roll-out of tempting upgrades that Dell keep on unveiling. It looks like an exciting system for sure.
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Rove is still very active and busy.
"Southern lawmakers met with White House strategist Karl Rove earlier in the week for a discussion that included making greater use of National Guard troops to shore up border control. And on Capitol Hill, the Senate is poised to pass legislation this month that would call for additional border security, a new guest worker program and provisions opening the way to eventual citizenship for many of the estimated 11 million to 12 million illegal immigrants in the country."
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"The report came out of the blue on Saturday. Jason Leopold, who has written a memoir, entitled News Junkie, in which, according to the book's promotional material, he portrays himself as a writer "whose addictive tendencies led him from a life of drug abuse and petty crime to become an award-winning investigative journalist," has written wildly unreliable reports about the CIA leak affair before. But still, reporters of every stripe felt they had to check this one out.
So did I. I talked with Rove defense spokesman Mark Corallo, who told me the story was completely baseless. Part of our conversation:
Did Patrick Fitzgerald come to Patton Boggs for 15 hours Friday?
Did he come to Patton Boggs for any period of time Friday?
Did he meet anywhere else with Karl Rove's representatives?
Did he communicate in any way with Karl Rove's representatives?
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Nigeria unrest: Search continues for abducted teenage girls
Security forces in Borno State in Nigeria are searching for dozens of teenage girls abducted by suspected members of the Islamist militant group Boko Haram.
It is thought that they were taken to a forest near the Cameroonian border.
The abductions are the latest in a series of attacks being blamed on Boko Haram. On Monday, 71 people were killed in two explosions at a bus station in the capital Abuja.
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Kadana dam is situated at 25 Kilometer from origin on Mahi river. Catchment area of Kadan Dam is about 25520 Squre Kilomtere. Wanakbori dam is situated at 102 Kilometer on Mahi river having 30665 Square Kilometer of catchment area. There is Bhadar Dam rightbank tributary Bhadar River at 19 Kilometer distance and having 407 Square Kilometer of catchment area.
Panam river has two subtributories Hadaf & Koliyari rivers. On which Panam dam is situated on Panam river at distance of 83 Kilometer and having catchment area of 2312 Square Kilometer.
Hadaf is tributory of Panam which has two tributary Kabutri & Wankadi. There is a Hadaf dam located on Hadaf river. Umaria dam is also laocated on Hadaf river at distance of 13 Kilometer and having 73 Square Kilometer of catchment area.
There is also Karad dam is situated on Karad river at 13 Kilomtere distance and having 130 Square Kilometer of catchment area.
And Goma dam is situated on Goma river at distance of 120 Kilometer and having 175 Square Kilometer of catchment area.


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the thing is i don't feel thirsty as often as most people do, i've always only drank 1 cup of water per day when i come home from work and finish my bath at 7pm and i would feel the need to drink only once during this time and no more for the rest of the day.
its been like this for 6 years and my lower sides are starting to hurt whenever i don't drink at all. i went to my doctor and had my urine checked and he said my kidney is fine, but i keep telling him again that when i don't drink water the sides would hurt or feel abit stiff but he said its from muscle pain and stress...i just don't know though nothing major has happened so far (i'm 21) in the morning i would hurry off without drinking anything, then i would get maybe a drink at lunch though not always, then i would come home and everytime i finish my bath i would feel extremely thirsty and would have 1-2 cups of water. then i would go to bed without need to drink anything again until the next morning. and every morning when i get up, i would have to go REALLY BAD.
so basically i only drink 1 cup of water per day, i don't drink 1 drop of liquid from morning till late afternoon when i come home so is this normal? my buddy doesn't drink much either except for coke and beer late in the evening. for me though it just feels awful to gulp any liquid down when i'm not thirsty at all, especially with water being so tasteless.
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Armenian side fired on the positions of Azerbaijani armed forces located in Talish, Gulustan villages of Goranboy region, Chilaburt village of Tartar, Shuraabad, Shikhlar, Kangarli, Javahirli, Marzili, Yusifjanli villages of Aghdam region, Kuropatkino of Khojavand, Horadiz, Ashaghi Seyidahmadli, Garakhanbayli villages of Fizuli region, Mehdili of Jabrail, as well as at the unnamed heights of Goranboy, Khojavand, Fizuli and Jabrail regions.
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Sep 19, 2012 at 12:09 pm #1294234
Paul WagnerBPL Member
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On our last trip, we had some fun comparing data with reality. Let's start with the signs marking the various trails we hiked. At Twin Lakes, we started up towards Silliman Pass at a sign that indicated it was 1.3 miles away. Off we went.
When we got down to the other side of the pass, we found another sign. This one told us that Silliman Pass was 2.0 miles back up the trail…and that Twin Lakes was 3.0 miles away.
So at least in this case, 1.3 + 2.0 = 3.0. And we found other cases that were similar. It's almost as if the people making and placing the signs really never looked at what they were doing.
Too bad we can't use that kind of math to resolve the federal deficit. (By the way, our map had completely different mileages for each of these legs, so the real distance really is still anyone's guess.)
When you combine that with a beautifully maintained trail we took that wasn't on the map, and another trail we took that was on the map but was only a rough route that petered out completely on the ground; it all just serves to warn you that the difference between what you see on the maps and signs may not accurately reflect reality on the ground.
That's not to say you shouldn't take a map! We never travel with maps, and often with various scales and verions. On this trip we ended up using ours extensively to figure out how to get out of the deadfall mess that the missing trail had led us into.
And it worked.
And if it hadn't we could have still use the map to start a fire and keep warm.
Maps are good. You just can't always trust them.Sep 19, 2012 at 12:18 pm #1913714
Bob GrossMember
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Yes, I remember running into something crazy like that on Silliman Pass heading over toward Ranger Lake. I never figured out what they did wrong. On other trails, if you study the errors, you can see that they got all of the numbers right, but they interchanged the position of two trail signs. That will cause lots of headaches.
Sometimes those areas have forest fires. After the fire is out and they want to restore the trail for use, they decide to realign it. That will change the mileage a little. Sometimes it changes a lot.
I met a gal working for USGS and NPS, and she had just completed solo surveying of the Red Peak Pass Trail in the Clark Range of Yosemite. I think it took her a week or ten days, but she had everything chained to the nearest few inches for every switchback. This was in the time before GPS. Now it would be done with a survey-grade GPS receiver, but it still takes a lot of time to do it right.
A good updated map is a life-saver.
–B.G.–Sep 19, 2012 at 12:26 pm #1913718
HkNewmanBPL Member
@hknewmanLocale: Western US
Maps can hide features within their contour intervals, so a smaller scale is often needed. Then more maps are needed which cost more money and they will not likely reflect trail maintenance (or the lack thereof). Drawback of maps can't really be helped. A detailed trip report could help but takes out the mystery.Sep 19, 2012 at 12:30 pm #1913721
Eric LundquistBPL Member
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Most of the trail mileages that I've come across to not take into account elevation change. Some of the time this isn't an issue and they're pretty close but other times, especially in mountainous terrain, the mileages could be off by half a mile or so.Sep 19, 2012 at 2:03 pm #1913753
Roger CaffinModerator
@rcaffinLocale: Wollemi & Kosciusko NPs, Europe
> Maps can hide features within their contour intervals, so a smaller scale is often needed.
And some older topo maps are absolute gold stars here. We had to get off a ridge which proved impossible (too much scrub, no water), so I picked a side spur which looked reasonable. The end sloped gently down to the river – on the topo. Reality was, when we got to the end of the spur, that there were 50+ m cliffs ALL around the end of the spur. The map makers had not looked closely enough at the aerial photos.
Actually, this problems exists over a bunch of maps in this general area. Rule of thumb now is that a contour line means a cliff, possibly serious.
CheersSep 19, 2012 at 2:34 pm #1913762
Stuart RBPL Member
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I remember as a youth hiking up to a small lake shown on my map with the intention of doing some fishing. When I got there all I found was a flatish area covered in 2ft pine trees – the lake had obviously burst its bank years previously…
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Hubert Ramsey
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|Hubert Walter Ramsey
|3 October 1874
Tottenham, Middlesex, England
|1968 (aged 93–94)
Battle, Sussex, England
|United Kingdom
|Stock Broker
|Known for
|Olympic Silver Medalist - Lacrosse
|Olympic medal record
|Representing United Kingdom
|Men's Lacrosse
|1908 London
|Team competition
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Fat CatsMature
Fat Cats
The celebration of her birthday is executed in style, pirate style to be exact. Rum, whiskey and gin, pass through the hands of all at some point or another. Songs are bellowed out and cheers are voiced to the world, the Roses are sure is listening this night. Margaux at one point is hoisted into the air by one small band of particularly rowdy pirates, an act insighted and cheered on by the blasted Christophe himself, and one she doesn't condone ... but still she can't help but smile. After they set her down on the sandy beach and she gives a half hearted attempt at reprimanding the men, they all smile and nod, not looking the least bit remorseful.
When they all saunter off into the night, joining in with the merry chant that had started up, Margaux turns back to Lorin who is grinning, seemingly quite pleased. A mischievous glint suddenly makes its way into her eyes, which in turn, causes Margaux to worry at what the girl is about exactly. Before she can ask, what seemed to have been a barely suppressed smile before, breaks into a full on grin, as Margaux is swept off her feet and is once again and quite suddenly, in the arms of one relentless pirate.
"Christophe you idiot," she gasps as he twirls her around, her feet not once skimming the ground. "Put me down."
Her captor merely chuckles and says, "I have yet to wish you a happy birthday, sweetheart."
"You just did. Now, release me. I promise you that there won't be much talking done if I have to ask you again."
"Awww." He groans, though that handsome grin is still on his face."Forever raining on my parade. I don't know why I put up with this. I am proud to inform you that there are infinite number of women who'd gladly humor me, and much more if you grasp my meaning," he adds in a seductive undertone. "If I so much as glance in their general direction." He sets her on her feet but does not free her from the circle of his arms.
"You may kindly go to them if you wish. Though I fear you may be disappointed, for there is certainly no woman would be foolish enough, to come within arm's length of you, even if she were in the depths of desperation and despair." She nudges herself away from him even as one of his beautifully sculpted hands, fly up to his chest, a look of mock hurt on his face.
"Never in my life have I been so insulted, if it had been anyone else but you who had said those shameless words to me, I fear I would have taken offense."
"Christophe," she says in exasperation. "You're a blasted pirate, for Pete's sake! You've darn well been far more insulted than you may or may not have just now in the entirety of your career, which has been your whole life!"
Christophe sighs, running a hand through his midnight black hair, his eyes sparkling and dancing in the light of the flames blazing around them, "I suppose you are right. So like you to point that little detail out, but it matters not. I have come with a purpose, a request that you might indulge me for a spell, sweetheart."
Stars above, she groans internally. When Chris came to her like this, asking her to "indulge" him, she knew that there was trouble on the horizon. For her and him both. He seems to always be getting her into trouble, now that she thought of it, with his schemes that she could never resist following along with.
She knew that she could be a bit inverted, always staying on the edges of situations, calculating and finding the best possible approach before she went in. But her sense of adventure had always been something that she constantly struggled with and Christophe ... he usually had that adventure she was longing for.
Memories of late nights dashing through the streets of sleeping towns and cities, crashing high in society balls and masquerades unannounced, and fooling the fat cats into believing that they were truly one of their own ... until the masks came off that is. She smiles at the thought.
But there was always the Captain to look out for. He tended to be very protective of her at times, most times, though he was well aware that she was fully capable of taking care of herself. He had seen to that himself, early on. In spite of herself, she wonders at how on earth she would sneak away on the night of her twenty second birthday.
"What did you have in mind?" She asks, crossing her fingers and praying it's something good. She is feeling quite daring tonight.
* * * * *
Some hours later, Margaux and Christophe vault themselves over and onto the main deck of the Dead Rose, hauling their loot with them, and being careful to make sure that their feet make no sound that could incriminate them for their actions. Skipping over all the especially creaky planks of the floor because the deck is not empty for the night watch. They silently and quickly make their way into the sleeping quarters of the ship, a floor below. Once before her door, she opens it wide and motions him inside. He raises an eyebrow at her, suggestively, but when she scowls at him, he chuckles soundlessly and slips through the open doorway and into the dark space. She follows behind him, closing the door behind her silently.
As Christophe makes his way around the room, lighting the candles on the walls with a lighter he had resurfaced from the depths of his coat pocket, Margaux steers straight for her bed in the corner of the room. Dumping the contents of her satchel onto it. She smiles in contentment at the size of her haul. She would start selling the stuff off at their next docking point ... her thoughts are cut short by the unusually soft quality of Christophe's voice.
"I take it that you are quite pleased with yourself." He says, his long and lithe frame, leaning against the wall. His face awash with the ever flickering light of the candles surrounding them. He studies her intently, waiting for her answer.
"Aye, I suppose I am. I guess you are fishing for a thank you from me?" She asks, still in the process of studying the contents that she had spilled on the top of her bedding. Golden candle sticks, silverware of the same, some good coin ...
"No, not really. Though one would be appreciated, if you have it in you to give one," he gives her a wry smile. "But, because I know well, that that would come at a price, I am willing to let it slide this once." He conceded.
Margaux shakes her head, "No, Christophe, I am quite alright in saying thank you. So ... yes, thank you for a delightful time on my birthday. Seeing the faces of the spoiled and filthy rich as they realized that they had been fooled in a matter of wits and money..."
"Always the best part." They laugh quietly together in remembrance of their night. They had quite successfully crashed and looted the seasonal masquerade ball of Maryvonne Beaumont. One entitled rich person that Margaux doesn't care for in particular. There was just something about her ...
"Sweetheart?" Christophe asks, pulling her out of her thoughts.
"Hmmm?" She says, making room on the bed for her to have a seat.
"Do you ever think of how you could have just as easily been one of those fat cats? How you really are, by blood?"
She frowns, "I'm nothing like them, Christophe. You should know."
He crosses over to where she sits and has a seat himself, shaking his head, "I never said you were. I was just pondering it, and with the notice we found yesterday, the past was pretty much dredged up again, hard not to think about how you're feeling about the whole thing."
Margaux shoves a hand through her thick, raven black hair in frustration, gets up and crosses the room to door. Sweeping it open with a flourish that she doesn't care if is overheard, she says, "I don't think about it, Chris."
Taking the hint, he blessedly gets up to leave without a fight, but before he fully crosses the threshold he says, "I know you better than that, sweetheart."
Before she can throw a fiery retort back at him, he's gone. Off down the hall and out of sight. She closes the door behind him and leans back against it, that part of my life is ancient history, she thinks to herself. But ... he's right ... isn't he?


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The Romantic 'Hannibal' Finale Explained by Cast and Creators; Fuller Still Hopes for the Show's Return
Posted on Tuesday, December 8th, 2015 by Jack Giroux
The Hannibal finale is incredibly satisfying. NBC's surreal, dark show never scored huge in the ratings, but it's a miracle a story this ambitious lasted three seasons, and thankfully it ended on a high note, with Will Graham (Hugh Dancy) and Dr. Hannibal Lecter (Mads Mikkelsen) finally getting some much needed alone time.
After the jump, the cast and crew explain the Hannibal finale.