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The Chicago Sun-Times reported Tuesday that former Tennessee point guard C.J. Watson (2003-06) has joined the Chicago Bulls following a sign-and-trade agreement with the Golden State Warriors.
Watson, 26, spent the last three years with Golden State, averaging 8.7 points, 2.4 assists and 2.3 rebounds in 23.2 minutes per game. Last season, Watson averaged 10.3 points on 46.8 percent shooting with 2.8 assists per game. He averaged 27.5 minutes and started 15 games.
"We are so proud of C.J.," UT head coach Bruce Pearl said. "He's a great role model. This summer he was here in Knoxville working toward his degree, knowing full well he was getting ready to sign a big contract. That speaks volumes about his character and his commitment to finish something he started."
A native of Las Vegas, Nev., Watson scored a career-high 40 points this past season while leading the Warriors to a win over Sacramento Feb. 17. He also scored 38 points in a victory over Utah in April 2009.
The Warriors reportedly received a 2011 second-round draft pick in return for Watson, who was a restricted free agent. Full terms of Watson's contract with Chicago have not been disclosed.
"It's been kind of a whirlwind," Watson told ESPNChicago.com's Nick Friedell. "Especially [Monday] since everybody found out. I got a lot of phone calls and a lot of things from friends and family. It's been a great time and everyone's excited for me, and I'm excited to get out there.
"Everyone's told me great things about Chicago, the city. Especially since it's the place where [Michael] Jordan played. And going in there with so much tradition and history, it's going to be fun to go out there and play every night and play in front of those fans."
Watson was a second-team All-SEC selection as a UT senior in 2006. He ranks second in Tennessee history in career assists (577) and career steals (198) while ranking third in career steals per game (1.7) and fourth in career assists per game (4.85).
With 1,424 career points as a Vol, Watson ranks 17th on Tennessee's all-time scoring list.


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Hudson -- Many enjoyed music, food and fireworks during the Independence Day weekend, but few realize the planning it takes to create the huge blasts in the sky -- 2,500 blasts over Hudson, to be exact.
The annual July event has been organized and sponsored by Hudson Community Foundation since 2007.
Based in Hudson, American Fireworks co-owner Roberto Sorgi said in about a month, he will meet with Hudson Community Foundation to plan next year's display. Sorgi said clients review what they liked and didn't like about past firework displays, and they script the new display.
The Hudson Community Foundation raises approximately $30,000 per year for the event and is raising funds to create a $750,000 endowment fund to pay for the fireworks in the future. So far, the endowment fund has $300,000, according to Don Tharp, chair of the board of directors for HCF.
Weather is the biggest unplanned factor, but July 5 had excellent weather and no problems or complaints, according to city Communications Director Jody Roberts.
Estimates vary from 5,000 to 10,000 attending the event in front of Case-Barlow Farm and along Barlow and Terex roads. The city provides police, fire, emergency medical services and park services for the event with approximately $10,000 in overtime costs.
For three days before the event, 10 employees prepare the fireworks in the plant, Sorgi said. A crew of eight spend the entire day setting up the equipment to create the colorful display that will light up the sky at dusk.
A technician must train for more than 4 years and work in 40 shows to be the lead in his own show, Sorgi said.
"It's on-the-job training," he said.
The script will call for different sequences throughout the display, Sorgi said.
"For the Fourth of July, we open with a patriotic theme of red, white and blue fireworks," Sorgi said.
All the shells are made of different chemical bases to make the different colors, he said. Gold is popular with drooping gold brocade displays, and titanium ends the show with a lot of noise.
For the Hudson display, American Fireworks prepared 2,500 shells ranging from 3 to 8 inches in diameter, Sorgi said. A 3-inch shell will fly 300 feet in the air and burst 250 feet in diameter across they sky, he said. An 8-inch shell can soar to 800 or 900 feet and burst 700 feet across the night.
"It turned out really well and fired pretty flawlessly," Sorgi said about the Hudson performance.
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UN compromises on Iraqi aid plan
The short extension was agreed to allow time to resolve differences over the possible review of a list of items contained within the resolution that Iraq is prohibited from importing under the oil-for-food programme.
The United States wants a tight timetable to add more items to the list, which it says Iraq is trying to import for possible military use.
The oil-for-food programme is meant to be Iraq's humanitarian lifeline to the outside world.
The UN monitors the sale of Iraqi oil and keeps the proceeds in a special bank account.
Few here would argue that the system is perfect.
But it has worked reasonably well for many years, and the UN Security Council was widely expected to adopt a resolution extending the programme for another six months.
But problems arose when the US said it wanted to add more items to a list of goods that Iraq is forbidden from importing under the programme.
American officials argue that Iraq is still attempting to import goods that could have some military use.
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Specifically, US officials have mentioned electronic devices used to jam global positioning systems, and equipment that can intercept radio communication.
They are particularly concerned about what they say is an attempt by Baghdad to procure huge quantities of atropine, a drug that can be used on the battlefield to combat the effects of a nerve gas attack.
Other nations on the Security Council did not want to be pressured into making a hasty overhaul of the list of goods forbidden to Iraq under the oil-for-food programme.
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Barbara Joy Harris, 78, of Perry, died July 15, 2013, at Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare in Tallahassee.
Funeral services will be held Saturday, July 20, at 11 a.m. at Ash Street Church of Christ in Perry with Pastor Sam Durden officiating. Interment will follow in Spring Warrior Cemetery.
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Ed Gove, Education Minister of England wants teachers to emphasize good things about the British Isles and cease tearing down its accomplishments. He wants a history taught that "celebrates the distinguished role of these islands in the history of the world." There is no doubt England has played an important role in fostering ideas of democracy and government based on the will of the people. That concept is readily taught in the context of discussing the world from 1780 on. There is no need to "celebrate" since teaching this concept is supported by historical materials and events.
But, when government officials "suggest" how history should be taught, it opens the flood gates of control and brain washing rather than a history centered in critical thinking and examining a variety of views about a topic. For example, the heroic fight of the British people from September, 1940 to June, 1941 represents a wonderful chapter in the history of democracy. Mr.Gove does not understand that teachers will present contributions of those fighting for democracy in the normal process of teaching. They do not need mandates from government officials.
On the other hand, there is ample evidence in societies like South Africa, history has become a tool of those in power who seek to instill their views of history upon youth. The time period 1652(when Europeans arrived in South Africa) to 1994 is now termed, "the oppression." South African soldiers played an important role in defeating Nazi forces in Africa, but that is ignored because in modern South Africa, white skinned people can do no right.
In the words of famous German historian, teach history as it really was, not as you wish it had been!


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After West Ham United made an incredible nine new additions to the squad, totalling over £25m in expenditure, one man has already proven in the early stages of the season to be one of the bargain buys of this transfer window.
In his first three games for the Hammers, Cheikhou Kouyate has been outstanding for the Upton Park outfit, and with a price tag of £7m, the applauds for this talented signing have to go to the owners, David Gold and David Sullivan.
Part of the Senegal national squad for the 2012 Olympic games in London, Kouyate had played most of his football in Belgium, starting off at FC Brussels before making the move Belgian champions Anderlecht. 145 appearances later, the now 24-year-old made the dream move of playing in the English Premier League and secured a move to east London. Despite losing two of the three Premier league games he has played in, Kouyate is already a fans' favourite, and is sure to get better as the campaign progresses.
Comparisons are being made regarding Kouyate and former Arsenal and Inter Milan stalwart Patrick Vieira, which begs the question, why did Arsene Wenger pass the chance to sign the powerful midfielder? Arsenal were linked with Kouyate on a number of occasions, and ever since Alex Song left the Emirates stadium – a player who has, coincidently, joined the Hammers on a season long loan deal from FC Barcelona – the added bite in midfield is the key ingredient missing, which could have made the difference in the Gunners winning the Premier League title.
However, this is not Wenger's philosophy, With Ramsey, Wilshere and Arteta in midfield, the composure, awareness and skill from all these players is tremendous, but with no one to break play up. Wenger thinks blooding young attacking talent with a certain flair is the way forward, which is, perhaps, why every year a fourth place finish is all they can achieve.
Blessed with power, strength, agility and drive, Kouyate can form a formidable partnership with Song and Mark Noble in the heart of the Hammers' midfield. With both Song and Kouyate at the club, this is the reason why the latter's fellow countryman, Mohammed Diame left the club to join Steve Bruce at Hull City. The playing style of the midfield are all very similar, and after getting Diame on a free transfer three years ago the chance of a profit on a player in the final year of his contract was tempting.
Kouyate, who can also play as a makeshift centre back, is undoubtedly the reason why Diame left the capital, and probably for the best aswell. However, if he keeps putting performances like he did against Tottenham Hotspur on the opening day of the season and against Crystal Palace, then its certain the likes of Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea will all be looking to lure him away from Upton Park next season.
Once more the price tag is bound to rocket to dizzying heights and will have to pay more than double for the £7m price West Ham paid for him. With a move to the Olympic Stadium in two years imminent, a strong plan is in place ahead of the move to Stratford, based on player recruitment.


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- 1 pound sweet or hot Italian sausage, casings removed
- 1 pound lean ground beef (90% lean)
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 4 garlic cloves, chopped
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1 can (28 ounces) Italian plum tomatoes, drained and chopped
- 2 tablespoons tomato paste
- 1-1/2 teaspoons salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1 can (15-1/2 ounces) kidney beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 pound mostaccioli, rigatoni or macaroni, cooked and drained
- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley
- 1 pound shredded Fontina or mozzarella cheese
- In a large skillet, saute first six ingredients, crumbling with a fork, until the meat is browned and done. Drain. Add tomatoes, tomato paste, salt, pepper and kidney beans; heat through.
- Add pasta, Parmesan cheese and parsley; toss well. Spoon into a greased shallow 4-qt. baking dish; sprinkle with Fontina or mozzarella cheese. Bake, uncovered, at 375° for 30 minutes. Yield: 8-10 servings.
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European stock markets sank on Friday, mirroring losses in Asia, as sentiment was rocked by unsuccessful talks to avert "fiscal cliff" measures which threaten to push the United States back into recession.
Traders also digested official data showing that the British economy grew by a downwardly-revised 0.9 percent in the third quarter of the year.
In afternoon deals, London's benchmark FTSE 100 index of leading shares fell 0.75 percent to 5,913.73 points, Frankfurt's DAX 30 index dipped 0.81 percent to 7,609.59 points and the Paris CAC 40 slid 0.45 percent to 3,650.08 points.
Milan's FTSE Mib index meanwhile dived 1.07 percent to 16,223.36 points as Italian lawmakers began a vote on a 2013 budget that is widely expected to trigger the resignation of Prime Minister Mario Monti.
The European single currency edged down to $1.3200, from $1.3241 late in New York on Thursday.
"The world hasn't ended -- but hopes for a deal to avert the US fiscal cliff before the year-end may soon come to an end after the latest developments in Washington," said ETX Capital strategist Ishaq Siddiqi.
"US Republicans yesterday failed to vote on a tax-bill drummed up by top Republican House Speaker John Boehner.
"Failure to vote on the plan was a major blow for Boehner and the Republicans alike, as it indicates members in his party have little confidence in him."
Wall Street also opened lower on Friday on the dealock in Washington, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average off 0.65 percent, the tech-heavy Nasdaq down 1.77 percent and the S&P 500 losing 0.92 percent.
Global share prices have fallen on fresh concerns over the fiscal cliff of automatic tax hikes and spending cuts that are due to kick in on January 1 -- and could send the world's biggest economy spinning back into recession.
On Thursday, Boehner scrapped a vote on a bill that would have extended tax cuts for all Americans earning less than $1 million even if a wider deal could not be struck.
The move, which he described as his "Plan B", was dropped because he did not have enough support. Boehner said his party would recess until after Christmas.
The measure had been blasted by President Barack Obama's Democrats as a diversionary tactic that would never have passed in the Senate, where they hold a majority.
Now both parties must come up with a budget that will cut the country's deficit with less painful measures before the start of January.
In reaction in Asian trade, Hong Kong shares dropped 0.68 percent, Tokyo fell 0.99 percent, Seoul shed 0.95 percent and Sydney was 0.23 percent lower.
"Markets have dropped sharply in Europe this morning ... sparked by stuttering fiscal cliff talks," said CMC Markets sales trader Matt Basi.
"After months of concern that Republicans and Democrats would struggle to find a middle ground in negotiations, traders rushed to take risk off the table as it transpired that the Republicans couldn't find a compromise with the Republicans."
In company news on Friday, British defence giant BAE Systems announced a £2.5-billion ($4.1-billion, 3.1-billion-euro) deal to supply 12 Eurofighter Typhoon fighter aircraft and eight Hawk trainer jets to Oman.
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British insurer Aviva saw its share price drop 0.96 percent to 380.30 pence, despite agreeing to sell its US life insurance business for $1.8 billion as part of a strategic overhaul.


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Dear all,
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I have an expression expr = (p1 + 2*p2)*(k1 + 2*k2)
where p1 + p2 = k1 + k2
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1/27 Janet Yellen (US)
Women hold positions of power in the United States like in no other country, but in terms of raw power none challenge Janet Yellen, Chair of the Federal Reserve, whose decisions determine the cash in not only every Americans' purse but ours too.
2/27 Oprah Winfrey (US)
Oprah still directs the US national conversation through her TV appearances, stadium tours and, most recently, her backing of 'Selma', which finally gave Martin Luther King the deserved cinematic attention.
3/27 Christine Lagarde (France)
Managing Director of the IMF (the first woman to run the 188-country financial organization), Lagarde's leadership has coincided with one of the worst modern economic crises. She is willing to say the unpalatable as she demands politicians reform their economies to "effectively address the predicament of the 200 million jobless worldwide."
4/27 Nicola Sturgeon (UK)
The Queen? No, the person whose political career has been built on a commitment to tear apart the union who (at this moment) holds the actual power. With the SNP likely to sweep Scotland in the forthcoming general election, it will be Sturgeon who will have the greatest say over Britain's future.
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5/27 Emma Watson (UK)
It's what she's done since Hogwarts that has so impressed. The fashion world may have adopted her as a muse, but it is in the area of sexual politics that she has found her voice, becoming a UN Women Goodwill Ambassador and helping launch the UN Women HeForShe campaign, calling for men to advocate the cause of gender equality.
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In Germany she is known as 'Mutti' (or 'Mother') but it is in her international dealings that the Chancellor's power has been most marked - whether breaking the post-World war II taboo on military actions by sending arms to Kurdish fighters facing ISIS or working tirelessly to seek a peaceful resolution to the crisis in Ukraine.
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9/27 Wajeha al-Huwaider (Saudi Arabia)
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11/27 Malala Yousafzai (Pakistan)
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Chan has not had an easy time as DG of the World Health Organisation, her second term seeing one of the worst global disease outbreaks in recent times in the Ebola outbreak in West Africa. The WHO's late response was criticised, leading to Chan to admit the agency "underestimated the magnitude, the complexity and the challenges".
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Born to a Tamil-speaking family in Madras, Nooyi (CEO, PepsiCo) is now one of the world's most powerful businesswomen, having taken Pepsi from its sugary drink origins to the second largest food and drink behemoth in the world. It is an achievement that rewards her with a reputed $17m per year.
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Since winning gold at the 2000 Olympic games, sprinter Freeman has campaigned for Aboriginal rights with her Cathy Freeman Foundation, working to improve the educational prospects of Australia's indigenous children.
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Widely known as 'Mrs Anticorruption', public prosecutor Madonsela played an instrumental role in drafting the country's new Constitution that saw Nelson Mandela becomethe first black president of South Africa and has been tireless in standing up for human rights and punishing corruption.
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The author of 'Half of a Yellow Sun', which won the Orange Prize for Fiction, has been hailed as "the most prominent" of a "procession of critically acclaimed young Anglophone authors [that] is succeeding in attracting a new generation of readers to African literature".
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Brazil's first female president. Rouseff has been in power since 2010, leading a $2.2 trillion economy and 200 million people. With the World Cup and the Olympics, the eyes of the world are firmly on her country at a time when she is seeking to redistribute wealth during an economic recession.
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The world's highest-paid model for the past eight years, Bündchen made $47m in 2014. She is also Goodwill Ambassador of the United Nations Environment Programme, and on the board of the Rainforest Alliance, a charity working to conserve biodiversity and sustainability.
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She may be best known for US TV's 'Modern Family' but it is Vergara's business achievements that make this 41-year-old actress so important to her country. Her savvy steering of her firm, Latin World Entertainment, has made it a regional $27m-a-year talent management, marketing and tech powerhouse.
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A spark is something a child is naturally good at and does without being prompted. It can be musical, athletic, intellectual, academic or relational – anything from helping animals to growing and making things. But it is always linked to an innate talent, because kids like to do things that come easily to them. To discover it, all you have to do is ask your daughter what she loves to do. Once she is allowed to pursue it freely, that feeling of competence will carry over into other areas where she is less confident – and give her a sense of fulfilment that will sustain her from childhood to adulthood.
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As the pace of life speeds up, children process our constant distraction and "busyness" as rejection. If the most common conversations you have is to grill them about schoolwork, they can quickly become hyper-sensitive and defensive. They become less chatty and more secretive.
In a challenging world where children can be led down paths they are not emotionally ready for, it's more important than ever to maintain our connection with our children . Set aside times when it's just the two of you. Without pressure, give your child opportunities to say things she might not otherwise have the time to say.
Children need to be allowed to say the things that frighten and concern them – even if they are inconvenient to us as adults. Otherwise their fears get driven underground, where they will only resurface in the form of eating disorders, anxiety or self-harm.
Dads are needed more than ever
In an era where girls are encouraged by our culture to please men with the way they look and act, the security of a father's unconditional love is a powerful reinforcement. Indeed, overall, researchers believe that a father may have even more of a role in building a girl's self-worth than her mother. As a father, remember your part in helping our girls grow into women who seek out healthy relationships with men. Show her that you want to spend time with her for no other reason than that you love her unconditionally.
Teach her about sex – before porn does
It's not a question of "if" our children will see porn, it's a question of when. It's not uptight or moralistic to say that porn is wrecking childhoods. In the latest studies, it's young people themselves who testify to that.
Even in the last few years, there has been a noticeable step up in the amount of violence and degradation against women in this material. No one who has seen women being used and abused, or called sluts and bitches, can claim females are empowered by this.
Porn is now the most widespread form of sex education. So get in there first before the porn industry does. Tell your daughter that this is fiction. Porn is not sex in the way that a thriller or action movie is not what happens in real life.
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Most people use dull knives in their kitchens and don't even know it. They hack at vegetables, tear at the thin skins of tomatoes, and rip their way through meats with dull tools. A sharp knife is a pleasure to use and makes cooking easier and more fun. This electric sharpener is a quick and simple way to keep your kitchen knives reasonably sharp. (If you want a truly sharp knife, look at my recommendation for the Razor Edge System.) Don't get me wrong, this sharpener works well and will give you a good cutting edge in about one minute which means you will leave it out on your counter and use it every week or two. Most modern knives are rust proof because they are made from special hard steels. This makes them a little more difficult to sharpen well. The Chef's choice works well with modern steels. All you do is turn the thing on and run your knife through the little slots a couple of times. Usually, you use just the last two slots. Takes about a minute. This is so easy you'll use it a lot more often than a manual system and your knives will cut much better. I've got several knife sharpening systems at home and keep this one on my kitchen counter for regular use. It's a well-made and handy tool.


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Vanish - Poem by Jason J. Yu
Sometimes the agony,
of being lost in an unfamiliar place,
takes the S off my chest,
and brings forth my kryptonite,
as I walk the city streets in somber.
Contemplating all the shadows lurking,
ready to devour me with one false move,
I look up to see a single star,
moving across the sky,
and slowly tears begin to fall.
Cause beneath the darkness of the night,
lit only by the sign of a liquor mart.
I see nothing.
I feel nothing.
Except the ever approaching fear,
that I would never know anything else,
other than the abandon I feel,
walking these streets at night,
where the only shimmer of my existence,
comes from a single star,
running away from my lonely footsteps as I disappear.
Into the shadows which signify my life in general.
An illusion to the world around me.
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I recently purchased a fully loaded Dell M1730 laptop SLI 8800GT graphics cards, 4 gigs of DDR (only 3GB can be used by vista 32bit and Dell do not offer 64 bit edition!) and so on. The laptop for the first few days was perfect, super fast performance and its all bundled into a great looking package however, there were numerous software conflicts etc and what Dell do no tell you is that the great looking dell light FX system and windows vista SP1 have a known conflict and you will get a loud crackling noise through your soundcard whilst changing the lights and at the start of MP3 tracks and other situations ("Its a known conflict" according to Dell tech support, although during the 10+ phone calls I made to them no one had ever heard of this problem!)
Tech support with Dell is pretty awful and that's being very fair, my company currently has 4 Dell workstations and a Dell server and to be fair these machines have never had any issues but after my experience with Dell's tech support and being told there is nothing they can do about the light Fx issue and even if I were to have an exchange I would have the same problem.
I felt let down by Dell considering the machine had set me back over this didn't seem to matter to Dell and there were other issues but I didn't have the patience to go through the long winded tech support phone calls. Dell's Mediadirect kept crashing without reason and it failed to play Blu Ray discs out of the box (I had to download Powerdvd 8 to get those working!) there were other problems but the list was pretty long. To date and after a vast amount of infuriating phone calls to tech support I have been offered a full refund but I will be taking my business elsewhere in future, I hope this helps potential buyers to make an informed decision on their new Laptop purchase.
"If anything, though, the red lights on the front do stretch the concept a little far, making it look rather like Knight Rider's evil twin and consequently just a little bit silly."
The light on the speakers/touchpad can be set to any of SEVENTEEN 17 different colours.
Dell Quickset is the program you use to change the colour (open quickset -> System (in the left pane) -> Gaming Options (in the right panel))
You can also change the intensity of the top light.
I use Amythest cuz I like purple and its a fuc*ing awesome looking color :D
I got my M1730 as a REPLACEMENT for an Inspiron 9400 I bought from Dell, I was QUITE happy at the upgrade they gave me for free !
PROS of this laptop that I can see:
-8700M ... SLI, gaming graphics on a laptop
-Tonnes of eye candy (top, speaker, touchpad lights)
-Its Not made of cheap silver painted white plastic that all rubs off and makes your laptop look terribly ugly
-Logitech LCD Panel .. which, if your a gamer, you'll understand why this is a great thing
-BACKLIT KEYBOARD !!! OMG finally someone made a fuc*ing backlit laptop keyboard. Maybe its just me, but I think this is essential in a laptop, I use mine in the dark frequently *shrug*
-Probably one of the most powerful, if not THE most powerful laptop on the market at this time (July 08)
-Wireless network finder and the fact I can toggle my wireles (and bluetooth .. which serves me absolutely no purpose anyways lol) on or off by a switch (its helpful in securing my laptop, I just turn the button to off b4 I go somewhere (when im not using it) so no wireless connections can be made PERIOD), switch it back on whenever im using it
-I've always liked the card reader (esp w/ Vista and ReadyBoost), but Dell puts one in most if not all their laptops, so .. nothing special to the M1730
-SOLID - This laptop is by no means flimsy, its built strong, and im sure it could take quite a beating (fortunately ive never tested this ... yet) .. on that note
WEIGHT IS NOT A PRO OR A CON. If you are out to buy a powerful, gaming grade laptop .. it will not be as light as a feather .. the laws of gravity forbid it.
If you want a light laptop, your looking in the wrong class of dell's products, XPS is their high end stuff, designed purely for functionality.
Besides .. its really not THAT bad, unless your all a bunch of pussies (lol jk), its sat on my lap for many hours .. its no more or less confortable then the pared to the inspiron 9400 i had before, sure it weighs more, but its no more or less comfortable then the inspiron I had before.
- Playing say ... Age of Conan, on full settings runs HOT !!! It has run so hot that at times my system shuts down. I bought a laptop cooler, and havn't had a problem since, nevertheless ... its a hot laptop.
- Not really a con, but my Inspiron 9400 had 6 USB ports, and the XPS M1730 has only 4 USB ports, it should have 6. A 7 port D-link USB hub fixed that problem though :)
- Tech Support - It sucks hard .. but theres things can be done to make it a bit less painful.
First, the XPS tech support is based out of the US, so believe it or not, its notably better then dells tech support for any of their other products (which is all overseas)
Second, dell does not know its head from its ass .. what do I mean? they keep no record at all (other then short notes and reference numbers) of past service calls. So make sure you get the reps name, and employee reference # b4 you hang up, try and deal with that one tech throughout your entire service call, there are some good guys that do and will help you. Otherwise, if you call back about a claim the tech you talk to will know shi*, and youll spend an hour of various 5 minute hold while they 'look into it'
Third, the technical support manager listens to every call. Ask, right at the
beginning of your call that the manager participate in your call, say you've had many problems with the tech staff because you are educated in PC repair and they won't addres your claims and demands (for some of you I guess this is a bit of a white lie, for the rest like me, its how to stop smashing my head into the wall when the guy tells me to press CTRL F12 FIFTEEN times, telling me i'm 'doing it incorrectly' .. and I explained i'd tried this long before i made the call ... that service call is how i found out about the managers listening in, cuz the manager cut into the tech and asked if I was upset with the techs conduct, to which I promptly stated YES).
The service manager can get things done for you a lot quicker, and they are very helpful, they listen, and know wtf they are talking about.
Fourth, be demanding and defensive .. I know this isn't very good manners, but they don't exactly treat you with the best of manners. if you demand something, they will be forced to actually listen, rather then treat you like someone without a clue as they run through the checklist (when you already know exactly whats wrong with your laptop). I have dealt with tech support before that I know are not qualified to repair computers .. one so bad she didn't understand a word, and put me on hold a dozen times to 'go ask another tech'.
Fifth, know how their policie work, for eg. know that Dell DOES do system exchanges (at the start of my ordeal with my inspiron 9400 I was told by two techs point blank that dell does not do system exchange. Dell has a system exchange DEPARTMENT, and I now have an exchanged system, so I was lied to, had I not reserached, they'd have won.
Sixth, get the email addresses of their exeutive management staff, i won't provide them to you because I don't think its appropriate, but you can find them easily on the internet (google). Email the executive staff directly, and on a friday night. When they see an email Monday morning, trust me, you will get serviced quickly (a very very small fraction of their clients contact the executive staff, 99% call tech support), if your email states your complete dissatisfaction, within 1-2 days it will be resolved, this point i probably the most valuable piece of advice I can give you to deal with dell.
Overall, I give this laptop a SOLID 9/10
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Brick walkway questions
The house I am purchasing has a concrete walkway going from the house to the detached garage (and soon to be shop!) that looks like arse and I would like to clean it up so it looks a little nicer. There are also two chimneys in the house that will be coming out (old stove chimney's c. 1920) so I will have a plethora of old brick available.
I would like to use the brick as pavers and make a brick walk to the garage but I don't know if I need to remove the concrete walk or if I could just put down a sand bed and drop the bricks in that way (I know I technically can, but I don't know if it is a best practice.) If I can save myself the demo work on the concrete it would be great. Long term I plan on building a deck / patio off the back of the house and will probably end up moving the walk but that won't be for a few years.
Are there any particular hiccups to look out for while doing this? It would probably be a springtime project so I have plenty of time to demo the chimney's and what not.
There are a few issues to watch out for. First, the concrete is not permeable, so you would have effectively an impermeable barrier underneath the bricks. This could lead to poor drainage, which could damage the bricks during freezing periods.
Second, if the concrete is not level due to heave, it will probably continue to heave in the future, which may cause your brick walkway to heave also.
Third, you will need at least three or four inches of sand to cushion the brick. If you placed brick directly over concrete, the brick would probably break under load, since the concrete is relatively stiffer than brick. The sand would cushion the brick, but I have never built a walk this way, so I really don't know how much sand is enough. Probably one of the regular masons on this site knows for sure.
This site may help.
I have installed pavers in a sand base over cement on some residential landscape jobs in the past, but never brick. We would usually set bricks in the existing soil with a portland cement/sand mix or in wet cement. I agree with Daniel on the thick base of sand. This will also let you level the bricks as you go (to an extent before settling). I would recommend making the walkway a little wider than the existing to lay the outer row in cement to keep them from falling out. When you get done, grade the yard away from the sidewalk and install some new sod...
Good Luck!
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Horses for courses? I am not too sure about that site anymore.
The job I am on this week is a bricklayers dream. Labrokes bookies next door and the Red Lion across the road. After a quick couple of pints at lunch we made in time for the 2.30 at Huntington. Amazing Valour looked good at 4 to 1 and was a Course and Distance winner. I stuck a tenner on and the donkey didn't even get in the frame.
About your bricks, I did build a brick circle in the garden of our old house using ordinary facing bricks and they were fine, and I have used ordinary bricks on our kitchen pantry floor.
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It really depends on the amount and weight of traffic going over it and also on the ground and weather conditions. If you want to take a chance on using them and DIY at least if they go wrong in time you havn't lost out in labour charges.
BTW the bricks were laid on a hardcore/concrete/mortar bed.
what about using the concrete patio as a slab to lay the bricks on top in portland cement?
(I've re-set bricks with portland on top of a concrete slab, but the slab was originally placed there for that purpose...) I'm wondering if that could be a proper method of installation that would bypass the sand and other issues raised by posters? Just a thought....
If you set in mortar on a concrete slab you are at the mercy of Mother Nature and more importantly the quality of the brick. Many old brick were not durable when set on a slab in an alternating freeze-thaw climate.
Not all brick are the same because the standards have been variable depending on the use.
Dick is spot on about the concrete slab. All contractors here( apart from the ones giving a dodgy name and addresss and changing their mobile every 3 months) use a sub base called MOT type 1 which is a selection of stones from 2 inch to stone dust. This is well whacked down and makes a solid base, but also allows drainage.
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The Browns signed undrafted rookie wide receiver Arceto Clark and undrafted rookie running back Dennis Johnson to their practice squad, the team announced Tuesday.
The Browns also released undrafted rookie wide receiver Jasper Collins, a University of Mount Union product, from their practice squad.
All eight spots on the practice squad are now filled.
The 5-foot-10, 180-pound Clark spent training camp with the Seattle Seahawks and had five catches for 48 yards in the preseason before being waived Aug. 31. He is a Mississippi State University product.
The Browns waived the 5-7, 193-pound Johnson, a University of Arkansas product, on Saturday. Johnson spent the preseason with the Houston Texans and tallied 33 carries for 129 yards (3.9 average) and one touchdown to go along with five receptions for 31 yards.
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An observational study of how objects support engineering design thinking and communication : implications for the design of tangible media
Brereton, Margot & McGarry, Ben (2000) An observational study of how objects support engineering design thinking and communication : implications for the design of tangible media. In Proceedings of the SIGCHI conference on Human factors in computing systems (CHI 2000), ACM New York, USA, The Hague, pp. 217-224.
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There has been an increasing interest in objects within the HCI field particularly with a view to designing tangible interfaces. However, little is known about how people make sense of objects and how objects support thinking. This paper presents a study of groups of engineers using physical objects to prototype designs, and articulates the roles that physical objects play in supporting their design thinking and communications. The study finds that design thinking is heavily dependent upon physical objects, that designers are active and opportunistic in seeking out physical props and that the interpretation and use of an object depends heavily on the activity. The paper discusses the trade-offs that designers make between speed and accuracy of models, and specificity and generality in choice of representations. Implications for design of tangible interfaces are discussed.
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Yes we know it's only February, but there have been a few cracking number ones already this year, yet yesterday One Direction beat them all.
Liam Payne, Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson and Zayn Malik topped the UK singles chart yet again with their Comic Relief song 'One Way Or Another (Teenage Kicks)', making it their their third single to have topped the charts in their home country (the others were 'What Makes You Beautiful' and 'Little Things').
The band released this latest track as a charity single, and as well as saving Comic Relief money by shooting the music video themselves, the lads have also raised a fortune and it was confirmed as being the best selling single the charity has ever released, as it topped the download charts in more than sixty countries a day after it's release.
Lucky fans who went to see the boys performing their opening concerts at The O2 Arena in London at the weekend will even have seen the boys performing the track live and according to all reports, it was a very sassy version.
Not only were 1D named as the new UK number one yesterday, but it was also confirmed that their single is the fastest selling single of 2013 so far, after it impressively toppled Avicii Vs Nicky Romero I Could Be The One from the top spot.
The lads sales were thought to have been boosted by their performance at The Brit Awards and the same was true for Justin Timberlake, as the track 'Mirrors' he showcased at the awards ceremony jumped 24 places to enter the top five at No 4.
The Official UK Top 10 Singles…
1 (-) One Direction – One Way Or Another (Teenage Kicks)
2 (2) Macklemore – Thrift Shop
3 (3) Baauer – Harlem Shake
4 (28) Justin Timberlake – Mirrors
5 (1) Avicii vs Nicky Romero – I Could Be The One
6 (12) Taylor Swift – I Knew You Were Trouble
7 (7) Bruno Mars – When I Was Your Man
8 (4) Rihanna Stay (ft. Mikky Ekko)
9 (-) Ben Howard – Only Love
10 (9) Emeli Sande – Clown
Liam Payne is elated to have topped the charts once more and tweeted last night saying:
"Number 1 wowweee ! Thank you to everyoneee who baught 'one way or another' for @rednoseday ! sooooo greatful !"
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Sometime ago I came across a software that would allow the user to edit a website source code like any other text editors. But it would also display live editing of the website on a different screen.
Its not easy to explain, But I remember seeing the name on the themeforest forums too. The software was for Mac computers, and it would show a preview of the website on mobiles, ipads, laptops, and desktops. all controlled by the same software.
If anyone knows what software this is, I would be glad to know about it. Also I would like to know is there any software as such for Windows based computers? I use sublime text, and its annoying changing screens all the time.
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Pearl Jam will release their 10th studio album, Lightning Bolt, on October 15. But, you can listen to the entire album now on iTunes.
Click here to listen to Pearl Jam's Lightning Bolt.
The album is the band's follow-up to 2009's Backspacer album. This is the longest break between albums in the band's history. Pearl Jam has already released two songs from the album: Mind Your Manners and Sirens.
Pearl Jam will tour North America this fall in support of Lightning Bolt. The tour kicks off in Pittsburgh on October 11 and ends on December 6 in Seattle. Several shows have already sold out.
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In draft rankings released today by Scout's Jamie Newberg, Ohio State linebacker Ryan Shazier is listed as the No. 22 prospect in the upcoming NFL draft, leading the way for four Buckeye players in the top 75.
Shazier, who was a first-team All-Big Ten choice on the way to a league-high 143 tackles, finished just shy of a school record with 22.5 tackles for loss while adding six sacks and four forced fumbles.
LINK: Shazier a hometown hero at Orange Bowl
LINK: NFL scout breaks down Shazier's game
He would be just the second Buckeye in the past five drafts to be taken in the first round, following Cameron Heyward, who was chosen by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the first round of the '11 draft. Before that, 13 Buckeyes were taken in the first round of the selection shows from 2004-09.
The Buckeyes could have multiple first-round picks, actually, as Newberg has cornerback Bradley Roby just outside of the top 32 at No. 36. An early entrant like Shazier, Roby was a first-team All-Big Ten choice who made 69 tackles and three interceptions while blocking two kicks in 2013, one year after leading the nation in passes defended per game.
LINK: NFL scout doesn't see slip in Roby's stock
The Big Ten Running Back of the Year, Carlos Hyde, checks in at No. 56 in Newberg's ratings, though some have the Florida native as a first-round talent. The burly back ran for at least 100 yards in each of the last nine games and became the first running back under Urban Meyer to top 1,000 yards in a season, piling up 1,521 yards and 15 touchdowns despite missing three games because of suspension. He also caught three touchdown passes.
Next on Newberg's list is Jack Mewhort, a co-captain in 2013 who emerged as one of the team's most important leaders. Newberg slots Mewhort, a two-year starter at left tackle for the Buckeyes, as the No. 72 prospect in the draft.
Overall, Shazier is listed as the No. 3 outside linebacker available, while Roby is the third-ranked corner, Hyde is the No. 5 running back and Mewhort is the eighth-ranked offensive tackle.
Senior safety C.J. Barnett, who was second on the OSU squad with 84 tackles and picked off a team-best four passes, is also listed as a two-star safety prospect.
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The Norman invasion of 1066
did more to bring castles to England than any other event.
When the Duke of Normandy defeated English forces he was crowned
William I, the King of England. One of the weapons William
used was the castle. He brought portable wooden fortifications
with him from France when he invaded. These provided simple
protection until stone fortifications could be erected.
Early English castles exploited the landscape,
using hills as the center of the stronghold whenever possible.
Called "motte and bailey" castles, their wooden
palisade fences rarely provided adequate protection, and other
defensive measures were soon added to castles.
One of the first castles William built
was the White Tower, a fortification so large that it inspired
fear in the inhabitants. This tower would evolve to become
the Tower of London, one of the most famous castles in history.
Land for most English castles was granted by the king in return
for sworn allegiance to the throne. The castle was the centerpiece
of medieval English society, and peasants looked to these
fortifications for protection in time of war. Stone castles
were erected to provide stability and to symbolize the lord's
power in his kingdom.
Many English castles were damaged
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Cromwellian forces, using gunpowder and artillery, destroyed
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|Patriots Look Poised For Another Super Bowl Run
|Bruins Trade For Drew Stafford
|Black and Gold Bruins Turn Yellow On Parade Day
|Inconsistency Will Continue For Bruins Unless A Change Is Made
1. Syracuse (53)
Solid win over NC State. I talked last week about how I didn't think they were deserving of the No. 1 ranking. While they aren't the best team in the country, they've done nothing to dissuade me from thinking they deserve to be No. 1 right now.
They've done everything they've had to do. Also, I've been listening to "******** in Paris" a lot lately, and I've come to the conclusion that Kanye and Jay-Z are acolytes of Jim Boeheim.
Why else would they be so determined to get into their zone?
2. Ohio State (5)
They had strong wins over South Carolina and USC Upstate last week. Were they trying to make Clemson jealous?
3. Kentucky (4)
They beat Chattanooga 87-62 last week. That was their only game, and they should have won by a margin like that. Sadly, this is always the weakest portion of the college basketball schedule. The first month or so is filled with patsies, tournaments, and fantastic non-conference matchups.
Teams either look really good, play interesting games, or both. But, as December progresses and finals/Christmas/Hanukkah/New Years approach, teams pull back on scheduling non-conference games of any worth.
Since most conference schedules haven't begun yet, there's really very little to get excited for. Thankfully, that will end soon.
4. Louisville (2)
They beat Memphis in a shootout, 95-87. Josh Pastner has kept that program competitive, and this was a good win for the Cardinals.
5. North Carolina
The Tar Heels beat App State, which is not impressive because they were not playing football (Go SoCon!). It was also a home game, which simply isn't interesting. Had they instead played in Boone (elevation 3,333 feet) where the Mountaineers come from, it would have been a different story.
6. Baylor
7. Duke
8. Connecticut
9. Missouri
10. Marquette
This quintet played a series of increasingly obscure institutions, among them Bethune-Cookman, Northern Colorado and Kennesaw State. Since those programs obviously can't be expected to compete at a serious level, here are some fun facts about them.
Northern Colorado is the alma mater of Sully Sullenberger, Bethune-Cookman's mascot is known as Wil D Cat (a fan of will.i.am. to be sure), and Kennesaw State has nothing to do with Kenesaw Mountain Landis.
11. Florida
12. Kansas
13. Wisconsin
14. Xavier
15. Pittsburgh
The only noteworthy event from this quintet last week (Kansas didn't even play any games) was Xavier's drubbing at the hands of Oral Roberts. The 64-42 loss is no huge surprise, and it tells you everything you need to know about the importance of the suspended players.
Nice job by the university taking that hit to stand by their principles.
16. Georgetown
17. Indiana
18. Mississippi State
19. Michigan State
20. Michigan
That's cute. Michigan and Michigan State are right next to each other.
22. Murray State
23. Creighton
24. Virginia
25. Illinois
Virginia!? I suppose they are deserving of inclusion, what with a 9-1 record and a win over No. 20 Michigan earlier in the season. I'm just having trouble conceptualizing them as a "good" team.
They've been an afterthought in the ACC as long as I can remember. I have no memories of their basketball program.
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Anyhow, i'm trying to apply a camo net to the gun of my tank(like in this tut: http://www.evermotion.org/tutorials...r-pionier-kolus)
but when i click on "simulate local" it works fine for a bit but as it descends down the barrel of the gun, the vertexes of my plane begin adhering to vertexes inside the barrel instead of those outside like it should be. it's extremely annoying and i'm contemplating suicide by pixie dust. Somebody please help me.


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Let me summarize the coding steps: experts please confirm...
1. Launch E Sys
2. "Connect"
3. Open Connection via VIN to the appropriate Chassis series (F001/F010 etc)
4. "Read" (below vehicle order)
5. "Read VCM"
6. Select CAFD from appropriate module and "Read coding Data"
7. Close Error Report
8. Select CAFD child and "Edit FDL"
9. Edit values
10. Save
11. Back
12. Activate FA
13. Select the relevant CAFD and "Code FDL"
14. Close Coding window
15. Close Error Report
steps 6 to 15
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16. Disconnect
17. Close E Sys
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