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Well, you have pretty much made yourself look like, well, Ill just keep it at a very disgruntled employee to be nice. I will say as an employee of both Spot On and Central Payment Systems, the things this person has said are absolutely not true. I've never been involved with a company with owners such as Matt and Zach Hyman. They are the first ones to jump on the phone with me and help me in any way possible. I've NEVER had any company owner do that before. Ever. They care about the employees and most of all care about the businesses that work with us. Money is not their bottom line. It seems as though this person most likely got fired for one reason or another, maybe bad attitude? Or lack of work ethic and has decided to lash out in the only way they know how. I say, give Spot On a shot. They offer a 30 day free trial. If this company was just after your money, why would they do that? Spot On does what most companies do not, and that is try it before you buy it. If you don't like it after 30 days, cancel it. That simple. I am an outside sales rep, 1099 and an independent contractor with these companies. I decided to Google Spot On just to see what was out on the web and I found this and decided to comment back as I simply laughed at what this person said because its simply not true. The best way to find out if Spot On works or not, is to try it. Or, call other businesses on Spot On and ask how they like it. Don't go by some person who has nothing better to do with their time, then to rant and rave with the atrotious things they said. Zach and Matt Hyman are wonderful people who care. And the programs they offer are amazing. Have a great day everyone and God Bless. :)
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The album cover for We Are Not The Infadels led me to believe that Infadels were some sort of new wave electro-pop band of the To My Boy variety. It features a small gathering of mannequins with disproportionate yellow circles for heads, reaching upwards to grasp can only be presumed to be baby aliens cocooned in a grey bubble. The reality is that Infadels are Madchester and possess much the same reference points as Kasabian. Only they lack the swagger, the ability to bust a groove, and are without the faculty of imagination that has saved our kid Noel Gallagher from time to time. The most encouraging aspect of Infadels is their willingness to discuss the nitty and the gritty that middle class life hides away in the corner. But music is music and I want to be entertained, not subject to a subtle guilt trip. Look, if you're a major fan of the Manchester restoration project please look away now.
The first track, 'Love Like Semtex', sounds like a mix of the nondescript boy band 'Five' and a fifteen year old with Sony's 'My First Synthesiser'. Semtex is a general-purpose plastic explosive. It is extremely popular with terrorists because as little as 250g can down an airliner. The next track, and a single, 'I Can't Get Enough' explicitly betrays what the opener inferred. Infadels are in serious need of substance. An identical electro-beat underpins the track, guitars add the token effort of musical depth and, instead of the lyrics 'You go a love like Semtex', we are subject an infinite repeats of 'I can't get enough'. This is true to the extent that over two minutes of this three minute, twenty-two second song are taken up by this mindless repetition.
The explanatory verses pass by instantly and, after three listens, I still have no idea what singer Bnann can't get enough of. Judging by his personal message in the CD sleeve he's been to rehab.
The next track has a touch of swagger. It stinks of London council flats (Hertfordshire to be precise) and it is better for it. Perhaps a reference to their young days, the lyrics provide an insider illustration of young gangs and the pure masculine aggression required to be the 'Topboy'. In some respects the track is dangerously closed to contrived but, considering Bnann and pals probably were smashing heads in at thirteen, I am willing to give them the benefit of the doubt. 'Jagger '67', the second single from the album, builds on this caricature of hard-edged living. It tells the story of a perverted romance between a boy and a girl of humble earnings. Bnann sings, 'I want you / In your perspex skirt / Your white fake fur'; again, he's talking from first-hand experience; and like before, I am willing to overlook the unimaginative instrumental in favour of social insight. I saw this kind of thing a lot through my car window and I'm glad to have it articulated in 'pop'.
The album finale, 'Stories From The Bar', sounds like a slowed-down version of 'Full Fathom Five' that you can find at number seven on the 'Complete Stone Roses' compilation. I am not overly impressed. Nevertheless, the last offering from Infadels has more variation than most of the album but it's too little too late. And frankly it's way, way too little. Infadels have stuck to a fixed formula, focused on the end product, which was polished in terms of audibility but lack genuine substance from which all goods songs are made. This album will appeal to the unpicky Kasabian-and-the-like fan but there is so much more on offer that I would give Infadels a miss.
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By Ross Newhan
With the Washington Nationals 31 games over .500, seven games ahead of the Atlanta Braves in the National League East and wondering if it is too early to put the champagne on ice, they are also preparing to shut down their best pitcher until next year. Stephen Strasburg, 24 and two years removed from Tommy John surgery, will probably make three or four more starts before his magic numbers become 2013.
Strasburg, signed out of San Diego State as one of the most ballyhooed and blistering pitchers of the modern era, is 15-5, has a 2.85 earned-run average and leads the league with 183 strikeouts in 145 1/3 innings. He has a knee-buckling curve and a fastball in the high 90s.
The decision to protect his most valuable asset by shutting him down early, by turning him into a spectator during the playoffs, was made by General Manager Mike Rizzo before the season began. Rizzo has not said how many innings he will allow Strasburg to pitch, but it is believed to be in the 170 area. Since Strasburg pitches about six or seven innings (at most) per start, three or four more is probably the outside limit
Rizzo has not talked in depth about his reasoning, but agent Scott Boras has, citing medical evidence documenting that 24 year old pitchers in their first full season after Tommy John surgery have a far better shot at a longer career if protected wisely during their comeback season. Boras has been outspoken on this, ripping Tommy John himself after John pointed out that he made 31 starts and pitched 207 innings two years after his groundbreaking surgery in 1974 and ultimately pitched 15 years more.
Strasburg is a power pitcher and John was more of a finesse pitcher, and it is probably impossible to predict career length given individual mechanics and physical traits.
If Rizzo and Boras believe the smartest and safer course is to protect their valuable asset (Strasburg received a four year, $15.1 million contract when initially drafted), there is probably not a right or wrong to it. The befuddling aspect to me is the absense of vigorous argument from Strasburg, whose basic posture has been that he gets his information from the internet and that the decision is out of his hands.
Give me a break.
At 24 and obviously healthy, with his team hopeful that Strasburg represents repeated victories in the playoffs and no guarantee that the Nationals will advance that far next year or for several years, shouldn't Strasburg be hammering on Rizzo's desk and demanding to pitch out the season--no matter how far it goes?
Instead, he is apparently satisfied pitching every fifth day into September and watching the golf channel in between starts.
Rosters expand in September, so Strasburg will ultimately slip into an abyss and not be included on the 25 player post-season roster.
The Nationals lead the NL in team earned-run average at 3.23, but Gio Gonzalez, 16-6, is the only Nationals pitcher other than Strasburg in double figures in wins.
Will Strasburg be missed? What do his teammates really think, and what happens if another Nationals starters gets hurt in October when Strasburg won't be available? Shouldn't he be showing some annoyance at this decision, even though it is designed to extend his career in the view of Rizzo and Boras?
It is possible that no prospective division winner has ever arbitrarily sat its ace, as the Nationals are about to do on the eve of the post-season.
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WINDERMERE, Florida (Reuters) - Young American Jordan Spieth was on course to satisfy his 2014 season's objectives as he stormed to a seven-shot lead at the Hero World Challenge, while host Tiger Woods showed his grit in Saturday's third round.
The 21-year-old Spieth made three birdies in a row to start the day and another trio from the 12th.
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- B) a need to help hostages whom you knew personally; or
- C) a desire to respond to a blatant violation of the extraterritorial status usually enjoyed by diplomatic missions?
Ken Taylor: That's an intriguing question. The decision was essentially based on all three. A, B, and C. In particular, with respect to the violation of diplomatic status, a sense that small and medium countries benefit particularly with diplomatic protocol, that gives an embassy sovereign rights over their own grounds. I found that we had to one way or another seek a rebalance of that. In response to Mr. Newsom, that would be a positive response to all three, but clearly underlining Part C, violation of the extraterritorial status. That to me was acting to the disadvantage to counties the size of Canada and Iran and smaller countries.
Pejman Loghmani, from Toronto writes: Dear Mr. Ambassador, I'm an Iranian-Canadian living in Toronto now; I would be thankful if you can answer this question. What was the role of then Iran's president (Mr. Banisadr) and the Iranian army (Air force) during the American rescue effort operation on April, 1980 (Eagle's Claw Operation), during the hostage crisis in Tehran ? Were there any secret deals and co-ordination, for this operation?
Thank you again for clarification in advance.
Ken Taylor: As far as I know, Mr. Banisadr was not involved, nor was the Iranian Air Force involved in the American rescue operation. The initiative was a deeply held secret. And the U.S. was particularly careful not to involve in Iranians because of the jeopardy that it would have put them in.
D. Dayton, from Toronto writes: I am extremely distressed to discover that a man on our government's payroll, meant to be representing the interests of our country, was really working for a different nation all along. I would like to ask him if it is common that Canadian diplomats are really working for the USA? To which country did he, or do they, owe their primary allegiance?
Ken Taylor: In no sense of the word was I working for the United States. I was a Canadian diplomat working in conjunction with Ottawa to one way or another resolve, possibly in a modest way, the Iranian hostage crisis. Canadian diplomats abroad are paid for, evaluated by and instructed by their colleagues in Ottawa. Our primary allegiance is to Canada and that was the case during the entire period in Iran.
What the embassy did, in one way or another, assisted in seeing six U.S. diplomats leave Tehran safely. We tried to be helpful to the U.S. in framing their efforts to secure the release of those in the U.S. compound.
Doug Heighes, from Owen Sound, Ont. writes: What was your rationale in agreeing to be a spy for the CIA? Did you have a choice?
Ken Taylor: My role in Canada was not to spy directly for the CIA, my role was in co-ordinating for the U.S. government, intelligence with respect to what was going on in Tehran, and the implications that it would hold for the Eagle Claw raid. It was under the umbrella and the context of the Canadian government. All the information went directly to Ottawa. Authorities in Ottawa would pass on the information to the appropriate agency or body or state department or pentagon in Washington. As for did I have a choice. The work I and my colleagues did in Tehran was in general to help seek a resolution to the hostage crisis. The work we did in relation to Eagle Claw was part of that endeavour.
Alfie Lee asks: Was your wife Patricia aware of your spying activities for the Americans? If so, did she contribute any information obtained from her walks around the streets of Tehran going to and from work each day, or shopping, for inclusion in your reports to the CIA in Langley?
Ken Taylor: My wife Pat was not involved in the intelligence gathering for the U.S. Eagle Claw raid. However, she was very involved with the six diplomats that were hiding in our homes. She was, of course, working at the Iranian blood transfusion service as a consultant with the Pasteur Institute, and an occasional lecture to the University of Tehran medical post-graduate group. She was very busy. One way or another in many different was contributing to the smooth functioning of the embassy. However, given the little time that was available, any discretionary time that was available, which was very rare, didn't allow her, nor was that intended to be, that she would be involved.Report Typo/Error


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easyEmission -Testing Module for Engines
easyEmission -Software Setup
Importing a Measure type / Report template
Configure Special Site Data
Input Own Data / Folder & Site-Information
Configure Measure type
Start testing proceedure
Save data & print report
It is important fill in the "fields" in the order shown. If not done this order, the database "pointers" will be NON functional.
All this data is shown on the report when you print out your measurement!
1.Creat a new folder with the customer data and Save the inputs
2.After that create a NewSite with a the site information
Disable the checkmark if the "Site information" is different than the Customer Data in the Folder data!
This input used for reports and used to calculate the emission values!
These are the fields defined under "Input – Special site data information" 3 pages before!
For the greatest flexibility, the measurement type can be changed to satisfy user defined parameters.
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Facebook and Twitter make people lonelier.
Adam Rifkin stashed this in Facebook!
Stashed in: Interconnectedness!, Twitter!, Relationships, @caterina, Social Media, Reflection, FB
My favorite gloss from this article:
In a world consumed by ever more novel modes of socializing, we have less actual society.
We live in an accelerating contradiction: the more connected we become, the lonelier we are. We were promised a global village; instead we inhabit the drab cul-de-sacs and endless freeways of a vast suburb of information.
It really brings to question who our "real friends" are:
When you sign up for Google+ and set up your Friends circle, the program specifies that you should include only "your real friends, the ones you feel comfortable sharing private details with." That one little phrase, Your real friends—so quaint, so charmingly mothering—perfectly encapsulates the anxieties that social media have produced: the fears that Facebook is interfering with our real friendships, distancing us from each other, making us lonelier; and that social networking might be spreading the very isolation it seemed designed to conquer.
Everybody else looks so happy on Facebook, with so many friends, that our own social networks feel emptier than ever in comparison. And Twitter?
Researchers at the HP Social Computing Lab who studied the nature of people's connections on Twitter came to a depressing, if not surprising, conclusion: "Most of the links declared within Twitter were meaningless from an interaction point of view." I have to wonder: What other point of view is meaningful?
There's a startling conclusion that @bakadesuyo might take issue with:
Valuing happiness is not necessarily linked to greater happiness. In fact, under certain conditions, the opposite is true. Under conditions of low (but not high) life stress, the more people valued happiness, the lower were their hedonic balance, psychological well-being, and life satisfaction, and the higher their depression symptoms.
The more you try to be happy, the less happy you are. Sophocles made the same point.
The key to happiness? Get off the grid:
What Facebook has revealed about human nature -- and this is not a minor revelation -- is that a connection is not the same thing as a bond, and that instant and total connection is no salvation, no ticket to a happier, better world or a more liberated version of humanity.
Solitude used to be good for self-reflection and self-reinvention. But now we are left thinking about who we are all the time, without ever really thinking about who we are. Facebook denies us a pleasure whose profundity we had underestimated: the chance to forget about ourselves for a while, the chance to disconnect.
Tune out. Turn off. Check out.
I agree, there is certainly a correlation here. Are we sure though that it's not the other way around? In other words, how do we know that lonely people, because they are lonely, will be more likely to use social networks to try to help them be less lonely?
If that's the case then a lot of people in the world start off lonely...
All I know is, social media isn't helping. The sugar rush of a LIKE goes away.
Deeper relationships are hard. They take time. Relationships are progressions.


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Cayden: A Lot Of ThingsMature
"No one ever said that"
He got up. "Cayden, why are you here? Just to keep me company? Cause I don't care shit about that since my heart's been ripped out by my ex"
I sighed. "I'll leave if you really want me to" I won't feel right about it but I'll go.
"I just don't get it. Why your here? Why Taylor has to follow you like a lost puppy?" he sighed. "I want to know what I did wrong for everything to fuck up around me"
I hugged him. "I'm here because you're my friend. Taylor followed me because he's jealous of you"
"Why the fuck is he jealous of me? He has you at the moment" he said, hugging back.
He nuzzled my neck and I shivered a little. What, his nose was cold.
"Nobody has me at the moment, idiot"
He mumbled that Taylor did but otherwise stayed quiet, pressing his nose against my neck even more.
"How does he have me? Who am I stood here hugging?"
"Me and can we talk about something else?" he asked, hugging me tight.
"Like what?"
"I don't know, silly stuff. Like your strange obsession with Spongebob"
"There's nothing wrong with Spongebob"
"Yeah but it's a kids show. Besides I think it's strange that if it was on, I could do anything and you wouldn't pay attention" he said, raising an eyebrow.
"That's not strictly true"
"Hmm, how so?" he nuzzled my neck again.
"There's plenty of things that I wouldn't let you do"
"List them"
"Fuck me, steal my stuff, kidnap my goldfish... who I don't have any more, go anywhere near my kitchen, umm..."
"I'd like the first one though" he pouted against my neck.
"Too bad"
"Meanie but not any difference" he hugged me tighter and I chuckled.
"Alright, so that's Spongebob out of the way. Anything else?"
"...If I asked you nicely would you let me fuck you?" he asked, his face still buried in my neck.
"Nope, sorry"
"Pwease" he kissed my neck.
He sighed. "Fine... if I ask you to fuck me would you?"
I pulled back a little. "You know I don't want to hurt you, Jake"
"I'm horny" he buried his head in my neck and I smirked.
"You have hands"
"Hmm, it's not the same"
"Go out and find someone, then" I chuckled and he pouted.
"But your right here and I tried going to a club yesterday... the guys here are weird"
"I think the word you're looking for is French"
"Fine, the french are weird. Pweasy Cayden. I'l be rweal good" he said, putting on a baby-like voice.
"Okay, now that's just creepy"
He laughed and kissed my shoulder. "We seemed to have gone through this discussion before"
"I'll blow you, Jake, but that's my limit"
"Hmmph, why?"
"Because I'm not gonna hurt you"
"Well, this time I really don't fucking care cause I'm too damn horny" he pouted.
"I mean it, Jake. I'll blow you but that's it"
He sighed and pouted again. "Fine"
I rolled my eyes at the look on his face and he kissed me hard. I sort of kissed back.
"Didn't know your dick was in your mouth"
"It's not" he laughed and kissed me again, undoing his pants.
The second his pants were down, I sucked him off. I didn't want to drag things out any longer than I had to because all this felt extremely fucking wrong. He moaned and I swallowed it all once he came, glad to have it over with. But he suddenly pinned me to the floor, undoing my pants and going down on me. I threaded my fingers through his hair and he moaned, making me chuckle. He swallowed once he was done, coming back up for a kiss before snuggling into my side. I put an arm round him and he hummed, grabbing a blanket off the couch.
"Its cold" he said.
"It's not, you lightweight"
"Is so. At least you have shirt on"
"Put a shirt on then, idiot"
"Its outside on the balcony and I'm pretty happy right here in this blanket so..." he stuck out his tongue and I chuckled."Cayden..."
"Thank you"
I smiled. "No problem"
He trailed a finger down my chest. "Stay please"
He hummed. "Good"
He let his hand rest on my hip and rubbed circles in it.
"That okay?" he asked, still rubbing my hip.
I hummed and he smirked, burying his head in my neck. He kept rubbing at my hip and I shut my eyes. I opened an eye when I felt him put the blanket over me.
"What're you doing?"
"Going to sleep"
I chuckled.
"You're welcome to get us to the bed but you'll have to carry me cause I ain't carrying you again" he said, kissing my collar bone.
I tutted and carried him to the bed and he hummed, hugging my neck.
I chuckled a tiny bit. "Jake, let go"
"Lie down with me"
"Jake" I kind of whined.
"What? You said you'd stay"
"Yeah but I meant on the couch or something"
"Dude, I'm not gonna do anything asleep so just lie down"
I lay down with a sigh and he curled up against me, falling asleep in no time. Wish it was as easy for me, buddy"


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One of the most popular and maybe the most needed safety gear is helmet but one of the best skiing safety tips is really a matter of personal choice – to wear, or not to wear. Although it isn't really mandated, it is encouraged to use helmet.
Unquestionably skiers should be just as cautious if you think about those who usually wear protective headgear, namely football and baseball players, construction workers, horseback riders, rock climbers, bicyclers, auto racers, and motorcycle riders. The most important safety gear for skiers is helmet and as well as the following.
You will definitely enjoy it more and will have much more fun on the slopes if you're in good shape. Exercise in advance and work your way up to skiing by exercising constantly year-round.
Use proper ski equipment and don't just borrow equipment. Rent from a ski shop or the ski resort and make sure that the shop is legit. When purchasing equipment, be certain your ski boots are fitted properly as it should be. In any case, confirm your bindings are properly adjusted.
Get ready for the weather. Be dressed in layers of clothes and put on a helmet liner, a hat, or a headband. Also put on gloves or mittens. Always carry an extra pair lest the first pair gets wet.
Acquire proper instruction. Either individual or group Sign up for ski lessons. Experienced skiers still polish up their skills with a lesson every now and then.
Ski goggles are also important. Put on ski goggles that perfectly fit around your helmet. There are goggles for those who wear eyeglasses, buy goggles that fit comfortably over your eyeglasses or you may also consider prescription goggles but it would me a bit costly.
If you're exhausted, take a break and rest for a short time in the lodge. As you're resting, ensure you eat and drink enough. Although done in ice, skiing burns a lot of energy! At what time it's the end of the day, there's no need to attempt and obtain in a final run, or two, if you are tired. It's okay and in fact better to stop as you're ahead and spare your energy for next time.
Ski with a friend or with a group; it's at all times safer to ski with a friend so he can watch out for you and you watch out for him too. Appoint a meeting area if in some point you lost each other and walkie-talkies will come handy so you could stay in touch.
Respect your limits. Do not ski trails that are on top of your skill level. Do not go off-trail. At the same time, maintain to be in control of your skis and the trail you are skiing should be the center of your attention. Accidents happen more often when you lost guard.
Obey the rules. Comply with posted trail closure and other warning signs. Remember that there are skiers who are in front of you, and below you, on the trail have the right-of-way.
Do I have to tell you why Thailand, well then let me give you reasons why you of all countries will enjoy this country if you love outdoors!
Have you tried caving, if not then try it in Thailand. Get inside of Thailand literally by exploring ancient caves and tremendous caverns like those in the Pang Mapha District of the Mae Hong Son Province. Dare and see the underground and discover wildlife, history and geology, it's a caving venture you will never forget. Caves like Cave Lodge have expert guides. Expert guides will escort you so you need not to worry, they will lead you through geologic labyrinths, vertical caves and collapsed caves. For additional thrill and blood rushing, your journey comes along with forest hikes or rafting to see even more of the Thai landscape.
For animal lover and wild life enthusiasts out there, we are sure that you will enjoy Jungle Trekking in the wilds of Thailand by hitting the unmarked trails. To make the most out of your trip, try at least a 3-day trek to see mountain ridges, rainforests and experience camping in the beautiful Thai wilderness.
Elephant Riding, sounds like fun, yes it is! This will be a whole new experience that you shouldn't ever miss, taking an elephant ride through local Thai villages and surrounding forests. Miss it and it will feel like you have never gone to Thailand at all.
http://www.zimbio.com/General/articles/G-GGs2gUMTD/Chinese+coal+equipment+fraud+burns+almost?add=TrueCaterpillar Inc. (NYSE:CAT) announced late on Friday that it will take a charge of $580 million related
to accounting fraud at a recently acquired Chinese company.
Caterpillar – the world's largest heavy equipment manufacturer – said it was writing down 87 cents a
share in the fourth quarter – almost 10% of its expected 2012 earnings of $9.10 a share.
The company is also getting rid of the senior management of Siwei, a division of ERA Mining Machinery,
which Illinois-based Caterpillar acquired in June last year for $650 million.
Doug Oberhelman, Caterpillar chief executive, said in a statement that prior to the acquisition Siwei
management deliberately inflated the coal mining equipment manufacturer's profits:
"The actions carried out by these individuals are offensive and completely unacceptable. This conduct
does not represent, in any way, shape or form, the way Caterpillar does business or how we expect our
employees to work".
"Despite these actions we continue to believe that the Siwei acquisition is well aligned with our strategy
to expand our role as a leading equipment and solutions provider for the Chinese coal mining industry,"
said Steve Wunning, Caterpillar group president with responsibility for Resource Industries.
"We intend to utilize Siwei roof support products and manufacturing capabilities, combined with Caterpillar's
strong commitment to technical innovation and safety, to help our mining customers in China become more
efficient and safer within their mines," Wunning added.
Caterpillar on more than one occasion last year had to cut back earnings estimates due to reduced orders
in the construction and mining sectors – particularly from companies doing business with China.
Planning a camping adventure for first timers can be very frustrating at first. You maybe unsure as to what you should bring along with you and if you have the rights tools. Although a camping vacation can be fun and exciting, it can sometimes be stressful to plan. But don't worry, like they say the first time is always the hardest. And again don't worry because it is not as hard as you think.
When it comes to camping you will have to bring multiple items with you because you will be in the wilderness and convenience will be provided for you rather you must bring it with you. It is your first time so what you need to know is how to purchase the right tools and how to avoid fraud while buying. more info:Safety Tips on Purchasing Camping Gears
http://actionondepression.healthunlocked.com/blogs/697614/blackhawk-mines-corpSafety-Tips-on-Purchasing-Camping-GearsPlanning a camping adventure for first timers can be very frustrating at first. You maybe
unsure as to what you should bring along with you and if you have the rights tools.
Although a camping vacation can be fun and exciting, it can sometimes be stressful to
plan. But don't worry, like they say the first time is always the hardest. And again don't
worry because it is not as hard as you think.
When it comes to camping you will have to bring multiple items with you because you
will be in the wilderness and convenience will be provided for you rather you must bring
it with you. It is your first time so what you need to know is how to purchase the right
tools and how to avoid fraud while buying.
When it comes to camping you will have to bring multiple items with you because you will be in the wilderness and convenience will be provided for you rather you must bring it with you. It is your first time so what you need to know is how to purchase the right tools and how to avoid fraud while buying.
These are your fraud warnings and safety tips:
Meeting the buyer- whether you're going to meet up or the buyer would go to your place make sure that you have someone with you. Never go alone or never allow him inside your house alone.
Meeting the seller- same goes in meeting the seller. It is best if you meet them at their home addresses where the item for sale is placed. At least no matter what happens you know where the seller is situated.
Accepting and paying money- if the item is worth only a few bucks then it is easier and more convenient to pay in cash but if it involves larger amount of money it is safer to carry a check rather than cash.
Purchasing online- Only buy from a legitimate site, research information about the site first and read reviews about it. Also you can ask friends who bought items online and go for the same site. If the advertiser wants you to send cash up front you shouldn't do it. Remember not to sent cash or cheques through the post, or place money directly into a seller's bank account, in advance of receiving goods.
Ask for the warranty or receipt of the product- once you bought an item from a private seller you will have no legal comeback if it turns out to be faulty so better check it thoroughly before handling the money.
And always keeps records about the transactions made.
Fraud warning: Scam ads
· Adverts that contain very poor grammar/spelling errors
· Anyone requesting money in advance of you receiving the goods
· Anyone who says they are in a different town/ area of the country than the postcode entered on the advert
· Anyone offering expensive items for free, or at a discounted rate, on the condition that you pay large sums of money to cover travel, postage or courier cost
· Anyone offering to buy you an item for a higher cost than you advertising it at to include shipping to them
· Anyone asking you to remove your item
· Anyone offering something that is too good to be true
· Anyone who wants payment via money transfer
· Anyone who only corresponds by an email and is unavailable on phone
As many kinds of investment, the chances of buying camping gears ending up to a fraud is more likely to happen as well. And a scam can be devastating for you physically, financially and emotionally. Hope this served as a fraud warning for you.
A teenage hacker who goes by the name of "Pinkie Pie" will receive $60,000 in prize money from Google, by producing the first Chrome vulnerability at the Hack in the Box conference on Wednesday. The exploit was discovered and successfully launched just ahead of the deadline for completion, according to early reports from the event. Before awarding the cash prize, Google had to first verify and confirm the vulnerability – which it just now did, the company tells us via email. More details have also been posted to the Google Chrome blog.
According to the blog post, the hack involves the following exploit:
[$60,000][154983][154987] Critical CVE-2011-2358: SVG use-after-free and IPC arbitrary file write. Credit to Pinkie Pie.
Google has set aside $2 million in prize money for hackers who find security vulnerabilities in its Chrome web browser, with $60,000 being reserved for those who find "full Chrome exploits." $50,000 which is offered for partial exploits, and $40,000 for non-Chrome exploits – that is, other bugs found in Flash, Windows, or a driver that are not necessarily specific to Chrome, but could cause issues for users. Google said in February that it would awards those latter prizes because it also served the company's overall mission of "making the entire web safer." (The prize amounts have since changed.) Incomplete exploits may also be rewarded, based on judges' decisions.
This is the second time "Pinkie Pie" has earned the top prize. In March, the hacker also earned $60,000 in the first "Pwnium competition" (as the event is called) by stringing together six vulnerabilities in order to break out of Chrome's sandbox. According to a report from Infoworld, the hacker was not attending the Hack in the Box event this week, but had a colleague submit his latest entry for him.
In case you're curious, the hacker is only identified by his handle "Pinkie Pie" because his employer doesn't authorize his activity, noted Wired in March. (And yes, "Pinkie Pie" refers to the My Little Pony TV show, which has quite the following on Reddit).
Google has been offering cash rewards for those discovering security vulnerabilities and other bugs for some time. In March 2010, for example, the company began offering bounties for bugs found in the open-source browser Chromium (Chrome's code base), which started at $500 and went up to $1,337 (yep, "leet" in hacker lingo).
http://blackhawk-mines.blogspot.nl/2013/01/the-future-is-now-what-we-imagined-for.htmlPredicting the future is hard, but that doesn't stop us from trying. We're Wired, after all.
Ten years ago, we boldly declared that we'd be living with phones on our wrists, data-driven
goggles on our eyes and gadgets that would safety-test our food for us. Turns out, a lot of
the things Sonia Zjawinski conceptualized in our "Living in 2013" feature way back in 2003
were remarkably close to what we've seen. We even got the iPhone right (sort of).
And so, as we look back on life in 2013 circa 2003, we're going to spin it forward once again
to tell you what life will be like in 2023.
Predicted for 2003 (above):
Apple redefined the desktop, laptop, and MP3 player. The next insanely great thing: an LCD
arm cuff that includes a PDA, wireless Internet, a mini iPod, and, of course, a phone. The
iPhone bracelet's motion sensor allows you to scroll through apps and files with the flick of
a wrist, its clasp holds a digicam for use during video calls, and its wireless ear clip lets you
listen and speak to callers. And everything can be done via voice recognition or touchscreen.
Delivered in 2013:
Hey, it turns out, Apple gave us an iPhone after all! We got the name right, and even seemed
to know about FaceTime. But the form factor details? Not so much. While you can wear an
iPod nano as a watch, or make a call with your iPhone, if you want the watch-plus-phone
combination that we teased you with 10 years ago, for now you'll need to pick up a secondary
gadget that can transmit to your phone, like this Pebble.
Looking ahead to 2023:
Here's the thing, the screen on a watch is simply too small to display lots of data. And as an
input device? Forget it. Yet keeping your phone out of sight means you often can't interact with
your data on the go. The obvious answer is a variable size display. Samsung has already
demonstrated a pretty convincing foldable OLED display prototype. Given 10 more years, we can
easily see one screen serving multiple purposes by taking on multiple form factors, depending on
whether you wanted to simply glance at it to read a message, or unfold it to write your reply.


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Ah, Fremantle, you have done it again.
The City of Fremantle has produced a cringeworthy, Keystone Cops-style video clip to spruik that it was, in October, named by Lonely Planet as one of the top ten destinations in world to visit in 2016.
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Fremantle in top 10
To celebrate Fremantle's status as a top ten city in Lonely Planet's Best in Travel for 2016 the City of Fremantle has launched a video.
The city came in at number 7 on the list - ahead of Rome and Nashville.
And if that didn't tickle the funny bone of reporters at WAtoday, the whacky, puzzling, two-and-half minute video clip has completely floored us.
The city said it produced the clip to highlight what Lonely Planet said was the "raffish" charm and "sea-salty soul" of the port city.
But Lonely Planet's sycophantic love affair with Fremantle didn't end there, with the popular travel publication saying "Fremantle thrums with live-music rooms, hipster bars, boutique hotels, left-field bookshops, craft-beer breweries, Indian Ocean seafood shacks, buskers, beaches and students on the run from the books."
At the time, this journalist surmised that the author who had visited was probably handed a decent bag of magic mushrooms by one of the hipsters he or she bumped in to at one of Freo's boutique hotels.
The video shows "hipsters" tourists, workers, students, business owners and children passing a dinner plate-size disc displaying the phrase "Lonely Planet Best in Travel 2016 Top 10 City Fremantle" around various locations throughout Fremantle including "the iconic Dingo Flour Mill in North Fremantle, World Heritage-listed Fremantle Prison and gorgeous beaches".
The "adventure relay", as the city puts it, finishes with Fremantle Mayor Brad Pettitt walking into the camera with the disc at the Fremantle Markets.
Cinematic genius it is not.
It's not that the whacky, cheesy clip is an epic fail, it just looks like a silent movie that Charlie Chaplain would've made if he was employed by Soviet Russia in the 1920s.
And when the clip speeds up, I expected to hear Benny Hill-themed music in the background as the disc is frantically passed from one unsuspecting punter to the next.
That's the kicker. How is passing around a frisbee with a handful of stunned looking tourists and locals, with a few words on it describing Fremantle as a Lonely Planet hot spot, effective marketing?
The Fremantle staffer who thought he was tapping into the zeitgeist and was producing a video that was cool, edgy and hip, simply got it wrong.
And some of the "hot spots" showcased in the clip defy logic.
At one point the clip shows two bemused looking hipsters standing at a roundabout in the middle of nowhere as if waiting for the music to stop in a pass-the-parcel game. I mean, let's not boast to the world we have the world's best roundabouts.
Trainspotters around the world will packing their pint-size cabooses into suitcases, after spying a woman inexplicably standing in front a passing freight train. If that doesn't sell Fremantle, then nothing will.
A shopkeeper in the clip looks so disinterested it appears she wanders out of shot as if going to check the price of the disc.
And as the port city has garnished a reputation as a dog-friendly town, it seemed logical to show a man getting his family jewels nibbled on by pooch towards the end of the video.
Even Fremantle's most famous rocker Bon Scott – someone whose explicit sexual innuendo would make Windies' cricketer Chris Gayle look like a man who is thinking about entering a seminary - gets a guernsey in the clip when the disc is passed through his legs. Where did that gem come from?
OK, I grant you the backing music by Fremantle indie darlings San Cisco gives the clip some cred.
And the video does showcase some spectacular scenery and inherent charm of the city.
It does have the peculiar effect of making everything brighter, larger and more entertaining than the everydayness that life in Fremantle actually is. Well, if life in the city was sped up five times.
It is highly unlikely the video will become the subject of scorn or ridicule because there is nothing distasteful about it - apart from being just plain boring and confusing.
Now I can't wait to see Rome and Nashville's videos.
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What is interesting is the first quote in Genesis is, in the beginning was the word and word was God. Genesis appears to equate the new universe of the ego; conscious mind, with the invention of written language; the word.
having marvelled [sic] at the gullibility of humans (including verbatim acceptance of garbage like Genesis) for many years, I fear that scientific thought in homo sapiens is something of a rarity compared with other species
Animals have only one conscious center; inner self, which is connected to natural instinct.
Becoming aware that friction produces heat, and that this can be sufficient to start a fire, is a pretty impressive leap.
Quote from: puppypowerAnimals have only one conscious center; inner self, which is connected to natural instinct.I think this is one social idea that is overdue for revision. I think it is based more on wishful thinking or guilt avoidance than on scientific analysis.
Sorry, my questions are a little more simple. Making fire is a great leap in man's development as pointed out. And apples falling to the ground time after time can fascinate. But is it a more recent development when man started asking what is fire? why do apples fall to the ground? Not just discovering things happening but asking 'why' things happen?
In short, consciousness is something a computer has not got, and that you think other species don't waste time worrying about. Or possibly it's the difference between autonomic and intentional action, except that we can design machines that work towards a goal without following a prior program, or monitor their own working, which contradicts the first statement. And we have no way of knowing what goes on in the brain of a dog (except that it has far more sensory input than ours) or a whale (except that it is a lot bigger than ours) or a gorilla (except that it is very similar to ours) or an octopus (which seems to have a sense of self; learning, tool use and problem-solving capacity; and almost no central brain at all). You are not alone in failing to define consciousness - I haven't found anyone in this forum or elsewhere who has used the term with any selfconsistent idea of what he meant by it. I think it is a magic word that nonscientists utter to kid themselves that homo sapiens is in some way superior to all the other species, which simply regard us as competitors, predators, vehicles, or food. But this is a bit of a digression from the question. I'd put Galileo forward as the earliest provable (i.e. recorded) example of the essence of scientific thought: the reductio ad absurdam of Aristotle's gravitation. He simply asked "if a heavy stone falls faster than a light one, what happens if we tie them together? Does the light one slow down the heavy one, or vice versa?" It's quite likely that homo erectus asked the same question, but se'll never know because the defining characteristic of homo sapiens is that we, alone of all species that have ever lived, make physical records of things that are too trivial to remember.
If we all agree it was dark and the woods were thick, this is more scientific since all see the same thing
computers are not considered conscious
Life has unique hardware.
memory... will spontaneous change in an attempt to lower potential. This is the wild card behind consciousness.
if we had two programs working the same computer, that don't agree, the tension will create compromises that may not be part of either logic base
This suggests that consciousness is due to errors. By this definition, if you never made errors, you would not be conscious?Why can't we have an algorithm that says "every so often, make an error"?If you never made errors, you act like a computer (but not like any computer I have ever owned!)If you make errors too often, you would be illogical, and unable to carry out any consistent course of action. This could be described as insane.Presumably, somewhere there is a happy medium, where errors are at a tolerable level (or even an optimal level?) to function well in a given environment.
although they had human DNA, they only had a primary
Computer memory, besides starting at lower chemical potential; stability, is based on the movement of information and not chemical potential. This output from this type of hardware is not governed by the basic laws of chemical and physics, but manmade criteria where random has no sense of direction.
However, we do have psychological test results from several species today that show that some do have a sense of self-awareness.
Why can't we have an algorithm that says "every so often, make an error"?
if I had a dream and I observed and carefully recorded all the details, since this is unique data that can't be reproduced in the lab by others, to prove what I claim, it violates the scientific method, even if real, accurate and honest.
if it competes with others of the same sex for mating privileges, it's a remarkably sophisticated sense of self as being both similar and different to others.
Electrical, magnetic, chemical, or holes punched in tape - the mechanism is surely immaterial. What matters is the ability to store and recall data. Animal brains (humans included) do have a content-addressable feature that is rarely used in machine memories, but some neural networks have similar learning behaviour to animals.
when chemical entropy changes near neurons and synapses new states of matter will appear that reflect this value.
Quote from: Puppypowerwhen chemical entropy changes near neurons and synapses new states of matter will appear that reflect this value. In humans, neurons in the brain operate pretty much at 37C (if it diverges by more than a few degrees, you die).When a nerve impulse propagates through a neuron, the temperature remains at 37C (because the brain has an effective liquid-cooling system).No new states of matter appear because the temperature does not approach 0C (where ice could appear) or 100C (where steam could appear) or the air pressure on Mars (where steam could appear). The neuron operates in a liquid water environment.The only change of state is the transient ...sorry, you cannot view external links. To see them, please
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the output expression of the DNA will be unique for each cell type. These are states of the DNA. These define informational capacitance.
Quote from: puppypower on 27/10/2015 19:52:35the output expression of the DNA will be unique for each cell type. These are states of the DNA. These define informational capacitance.Computer programs also have states; they are stored in the RAM and files of the computer. Some extreme programmers even modify the executable code image (but virus scanners take a dim view of this practice).So how do the states of human DNA and nerve cells differ fundamentally from the states of a computer?
Taking science as modifying natural matter by applying energy and observing the results the first scientist was probably Eve when she first cooked Adam something on a fire?
A beaver, who is nature's engineer, can build dams that can alter the environment. This is done unconsciously;
Quote from: puppypower on 28/10/2015 17:55:43A beaver, who is nature's engineer, can build dams that can alter the environment. This is done unconsciously; Please justify that statement by reference to the known thought processes and EEG patterns of a beaver. Or retract it as pointless guesswork.
Considering that pre-humans, e.g. Neanderthals, had stone tools and fire, I would say that "science" preceded humanity. The capacity to experiment, learn from experimentation, create and refine tools, etc. isn't only human. Apes, monkeys, birds, and cephalopods all do it. Dolphins use sponges and maybe other tools.
The factory worker may fabricate complex parts of machines without ever really knowing what it does or why it needs that shape. The goal of fabrication is to duplicate, not engineer new parameters based on science.
If we go 10,000 years and all we have are stone tools and fire, they are copying/fabricating but not inventing.
If I was flying a competition glider... I would be looking around and making tweaks in the systems.
What part needs proof or retraction; beavers are nature's engineer, beavers can change the environment by creating dams, or that they don't have a conscious mind in the sense of humans but act instinctively/unconsciously.
the bird is not thinking of any of this, even though he is unconsciously learning from his success and failure. He may look like an adapting genius, but that is all projection from humans, because this is done unconsciously via instinct.
If I was flying a competition glider, I would be consciously aware of the many aspects of science that are at work. I would be looking around and making tweaks in the systems.
Birds and beaver don't have the secondary, only a primary.


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McCullers had 38 outstanding parking tickets at the time and was shot while backing out of his driveway. His girlfriend says that he was on his way to Dunkin Donuts and was surprised by the officer.
"They never knocked on the door! No nothing! I just heard the gunshots! He pulled the car out of the garage and all I heard were gunshots," said Hafeezah Muhammad, the victim's girlfriend. "For parking tickets?! It's insane."
Muhammad says that McCullers may never walk again after the shooting.
Whitehall Township Mayor Ed Hozza Jr. says that McCullers was trying to run over the officer when he was shot. Muhammad says that she recognized the constable when he came to serve her boyfriend, since he'd come by the house before. She also disputes the mayor's claim that her boyfriend was trying to harm anyone.
District Attorney Jim Martin says that shooting could have been avoided if the man had entered into a payment plan with the city. But he also says that the police in that area are not very well-trained.
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