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150 protesters arrested for entering training college where Lankan military officers were being trained
South | Sam Daniel, Stalin | Sunday June 23, 2013
Nearly 150 protesters belonging to the Naam Tamizhar Katchi, a pro-Tamil party, were arrested today as they attempted to enter the Defence Services Staff College at Wellington in Tamil Nadu's Nilgiris district.
800 people taken into custody near Tirupati for Sri Lankan president's visit
South | Reported by Uma Sudhir, edited by Samira Shaikh | Friday February 8, 2013
When Sri Lankan president Mahinda Rajapaksa lands this evening in Andhra Pradesh on a private plane with a 60-member delegation, he is likely to be flown on Indian Air Force helicopter the base of the Tirumala hills, just 15 kms from the famous Tirupati temple, which he is scheduled to visit tomorrow morning.
Supreme Court refuses to ban training of Sri Lankan defence officers
India News | Reported by A Vaidyanathan; edited by Janaki Fernandes | Monday October 8, 2012
The Supreme Court has refused to ban the training of Sri Lankan defence officers in India, an issue that every political party in Tamil Nadu has opposed. A Public Interest Litigation or PIL was dismissed by the judges who said "It is a matter of foreign policy. We won't interfere with the policy matters."
More Sri Lankan officers arrive in India for training
South | Sanjay Pinto | Monday July 23, 2012
Despite Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's strong objection to Sri Lankan defence officers being trained anywhere in India, sources have told NDTV that four officers have landed in Chennai from Colombo and have left for Kolkata by a connecting flight to undergo an AN32 engine fitter course.
Sri Lankan military officers in Tamil Nadu spark protests
South | Reported by Sanjay Pinto | Sunday July 15, 2012
Close on the heels of the recent objection raised by Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa to the training of Sri Lankan airmen at the Indian Air Force station in Tambaram, Chennai, two Lankan officers - Rear Admiral SN Ranasinghe and Major General Jayasularaaga Dias - have arrived at the hill station of Coonoor, sparking protests.
Jayalalithaa reiterates demand to send Sri Lankan airmen back
South | J Sam Daniel Stalin | Monday July 16, 2012
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa has once again asked the centre to send back the nine Sri Lankan Air force personnel who are being trained in India. She said, "the Indian empire should pounce like a tiger. Sadly India is submissive to Sri Lanka like a mouse".
No training for Sri Lankan air force men anywhere in India, demands Jayalalithaa
India News | Reported by Sam Daniel | Friday July 6, 2012
Under huge pressure from political parties in Tamil Nadu, the government has decided to end the training of Sri Lankan personnel at the Tambaram Air force Station near Chennai. The nine Sri Lankans have been moved to the Yalahanka base in Bangalore. Their nine month training is meant to help them learn ground handling of transport air craft.
Send back Sri Lankan Air Force jawans, say all parties in Tamil Nadu
India News | Sam Daniel | Thursday July 5, 2012
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa has said that nine personnel from the Sri Lanka Air Force, who are being trained in Chennai, must immediately be sent back.
Lanka stops heavy shelling against LTTE
World News | Nitin Gokhale | Tuesday April 28, 2009
The Sri Lankan army's big guns fell silent on Monday and they may also not use the air force against the Tamil rebels.
Lankan forces advance towards LTTE bastions in Jaffna
World News | Press Trust of India | Thursday April 9, 2009
Fresh from their success in capturing the entire North-western coast, the Sri Lankan Air Force fighter jets on Sunday pounded LTTE bunkers and seized hundreds of arms and ammunitions while recovering the bodies of two militants, officials said on Sunday. Sri Lanka Air Force fighter jets pounded LTTE positions in the Muhamalai area in Jaffna early...
Sri Lankan air force bombs rebel areas
World News | Associated Press | Thursday April 9, 2009
Air force jets attacked a rebel intelligence base deep in northern Sri Lanka early on Wednesday, stepping up a punishing wave of airstrikes a day after Tamil Tiger fighters launched a surprise attack on a military base, the military said. The Tamil Tigers said the bombs hit a civilian settlement in the rebel's administrative capital of Kilinochchi...
Sri Lanka: Sea Tiger chief missing after air raid
World News | Press Trust of India | Thursday April 9, 2009
Sea Tiger chief Soosai was reported missing after Sri Lankan Air Force jets pounded his hideout killing at least 27 rebels
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One plays offense.
One plays defense.
For both, senior Jackie Kinman and sophomore Mackenzie Tucker, a highlight of the 2010 soccer season was breaking school records.
Kinman broke the all-time school record for goals scored, surpassing Emily Yager in career goals finishing with 33.
Tucker, in just her second year on the team, has broken the record for shutouts, recording 10 shutouts in just two years as goalkeeper.
The opportunity to break the records were a big part of the season for both Kinman and Tucker.
All things come to an end and for Grant County High School senior golfer Zach Wright his high school golfing days ended finished in seventh place, shooting a two-round total of 149 at the state tournament Oct. 7-9 in Bowling Green.
It wasn't where he was hoping to be, but it was a reasonable finish.
"I am definitely pleased with where I finished," he said.
Wright said that he shot three over par on the last three holes of the state tournament and if he would have shot a par on those three holes he could have placed as high as third.
Voters will be choosing between incumbent Darrel Link or his challenger Steve Wood for Grant County's next judge-executive when they go to the polls on Nov. 2. Also on the ballot are candidates for coroner, jailer, magistrate for District 1 and District 2, Crittenden City Council, Crittenden mayor, Corinth City Commission and Williamstown City Council.
The public was given an opportunity to hear how candidates stood on local issues during a 'Meet the Candidates' Forum sponsored by the Grant County News and the Grant County Chamber of Commerce on Oct. 21.
Thanks to the 87 people who paid for and attended the Spears Foundation Feed the People Benefit for the Free Lunch Kitchen on Oct. 14. It was an awesome event and if you missed it, you missed something special.
Tickets sold out two weeks before the event. We even added a surprise or two, but that's what we always do when we have a Hogan House dinner or one of our other dinner events.
Taylor Henry put on a wonderful show mixing his own songs with a couple of favorites of his grandmother who was in the audience.
For the 2010 general election, voters will be vote in up to 11 contested races.
County-wide races feature incumbent Darrell Link against challenger Steve Wood for judge-executive and Robert McDaniel trying to unseat Marylee Willoby as coroner.
Terry Peeples and Harvey Perleberg face off to see who will become the next Grant County jailer.
Three Grant County men were arrested on federal explosives charges on Oct. 22 by officers with the Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms.
Federal charges were filed against:
• Christopher Walker, of Williamstown
• Adam Autry, of Dry Ridge
• Mike Sanders of Crittenden
Chris Hankins, assistant chief of the Williamstown Police Department said the investigation began in July when a pickup truck belonging to David Suire of Dry Ridge caught fire and burned.
The Youth Performance Award winner for October is Emily Puckett, a senior at Grant County High School. She is the daughter of Sandra Rankin of Williamstown.
She has a strong desire to mentor younger children and work to make families stronger.
Q: What are your extra-curricular activities:
A: Varsity golf team, student council and National Honor Society
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Tommy and Leatha Conrad of Williamstown are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Ashley Conrad to Austin Ryan, son of Rick and Dorothy Ryan of Dry Ridge.
The wedding is being planned for June 11, 2011 at the Dry Ridge Baptist Church. A reception will follow at the JMB Center.
The bride is a 2006 graduate of Grant County High School and will be a 2011 graduate of the University of Louisville. She is employed by Precision Dental Care.
Harvey Perleberg is my choice for jailer. He has twice the experience of his opponent.
I worked with him at the jail from 1997 to 2000.
I have known Brian Linder for several years and for the last couple of weeks I have been able to help him with his campaign for magistrate. That has been an experience that is out of this world. I'm a political science student at Northern Kentucky University and the experience I have gotten from this has been that of which can't be matched.
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The Grant County News is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in Dry Ridge, KY and the surrounding area.


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Birds in the Nest
This is the famous "Bird's Nest" building from the Olympics in Beijing. After the Olympics are over, these special buildings all seem a bit lonely. I know they still hold events in them from time to time, but that seems more like the exception than the rule. Also, this location is so far away from the center of the city that it is extremely inconvenient. Once you arrive to have a look, you are interested, but always thinking of getting back to the main part of the city… this gives it even more of a forlorn feeling… but maybe that is just me.
- Trey Ratcliff
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Chinese Coleslaw
The ingenious topping of quick-fried cellophane noodles makes this eye-catching slaw irresistibly crunchy. Wendy Leon likes to serve it alongside Peking duck; tossing it with shrimp or tofu would make for an even healthier main course.
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- 3 tablespoons hoisin sauce
- 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
- 1 tablespoon fresh lime juice
- 1 tablespoon toasted sesame oil
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- Vegetable oil, for frying
- 1 1/2 ounces dried cellophane noodles
- 1/2 lemon
- One 10-inch burdock or salsify root
- 2 cups packed mesclun (2 ounces)
- 1 1/2 cups finely shredded red cabbage
- 1 1/2 cups finely shredded green cabbage
- 1 large celery rib, cut into 2-inch julienned strips
- 1 small carrot, cut into 2-inch julienned strips
- 1 scallion, cut into 2-inch julienned strips
- One 2-ounce piece jicama, peeled and cut into 2-inch julienned strips ( 1/2 cup)
- 1/3 seedless cucumber, peeled and cut into 2-inch julienned strips ( 1/2 cup)
- 1/4 cup snow peas, julienned lengthwise
- 1 tablespoon chopped cilantro
- 2 tablespoons thinly sliced basil leaves
How to make this recipe
In a small bowl, whisk the hoisin sauce with the vinegar, lime juice, sesame oil and sugar, stirring to dissolve the sugar.
In a large saucepan, heat 1 inch of vegetable oil to 350°. Break the noodles into 2 equal clusters. Add one cluster to the hot oil; fry until the noodles puff up and whiten, about 5 seconds. Using a slotted spoon, transfer the noodles to paper towels to drain. Repeat with the remaining cluster.
Squeeze the lemon half into a medium bowl of water. Peel the burdock root, cut it into 2-by- 1/4-inch strips and soak in the lemon water for 5 minutes.
Bring a medium saucepan of water to a boil. Drain the burdock. Add it to the saucepan and cook over high heat until crisp-tender, about 3 minutes. Drain and let cool.
In a large bowl, toss the mesclun with the red and green cabbages, celery, carrot, scallion, jicama, cucumber, snow peas, cilantro and burdock. Add the dressing and toss to coat. Transfer the salad to a platter. Top with the fried noodles, garnish with the basil and serve right away.


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I understand that my windows/dos questions would not fall into linux territory. However, considering this is a specialized pentesting forum which potentially spans a number of OSes, dos/windows should be included in the discussion.
I've tried running the program in windows, under command--run. Besides, isn't running the command in cmd the same as running it in windows, since cmd is not a true DOS?


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Rays Top Orioles 5-4
The 10-game home stand got off to a good start for the Rays on Monday night. Jerry Sands smacked a pinch-hit 2-run homer in the 8th as the Rays knocked off the Baltimore Orioles 5-4 from Tropicana Field. It was Tampa Bay's first win of the season against the O's (35-34). Rays (28-43) have now won 4 of their last 5.
The Rays got off to a good start in the 1st inning when Yunel Escobar took Orioles starter Wei-Yin Chen deep for his 4th home run of the season to put the Rays up 1-0. Then in the 4th, the Rays used the long ball again when Ryan Hanigan smashed a 2-run shot off Chen to make it 3-0. James Loney began the inning with a double down the left field line. For Hanigan, it was his first home run since April 19.
The Orioles came back in the 6th when Adam Jones hit a 2-run blast off Odorizzi to make it 3-2 Tampa Bay. That ended up being Odorizzi's final batter of the day. Brad Boxberger relieved Odorizzi. He struck out Chris Davis and got Nelson Cruz to ground out to end the 6th. Joel Peralta threw a scoreless 7th.
Rays bullpen ran into some trouble in the 8th. Grant Balfour gave up back-to-back singles to start the inning. Rays manager Joe Maddon went to Jake McGee after that. A high chopper by Nelson Cruz scored the tying run in the 8th but McGee got of it to avoid further damage.
Maddon made a brilliant move in the bottom of the 8th after he made the decision to send Sands up when Orioles skipper Buck Showalter went to lefty Brian Matusz. Sands hit a towering pinch-hit 2-run HR to give the Rays a 5-3 lead. Juan Carlos Oviedo gave up a homer to former Ray Delmon Young but he did close it out for the Rays in the 9th. It was Oviedo's first save since September of 2011. McGee got the win in relief. Darren O'Day got the loss in relief for Baltimore.
The Rays continue their home stand on Tuesday when they take on the Orioles in game two of the series. 3-4 Erik Bedard throws for the Rays against Miguel Gonzalez. Our coverage on 620am WDAE and 95.3FM begins at 6pm with Tom Krasniqi and the Suncoast Hyundai Dealers Inside Pitch.


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Mason Raymond's training camp tryout couldn't have gone any better.
The former Vancouver Canucks winger had two goals and four points in three preseason games for the Toronto Maple Leafs, more than enough to convince GM Dave Nonis to sign him to a one-year, $1-million deal which was officially announced on Monday afternoon.
"Based on Mason's play in the preseason, we feel he fits in well with our group and will have a significant role on our team," Nonis said in a release. "We agreed to terms over the weekend and look forward to him making a strong contribution this season."
Raymond has made $2.275-million or more in all of the last three seasons but was one of several veteran NHLers squeezed by the lowering salary cap and had to settle for a tryout with Toronto.
He is coming off of two disappointing seasons with the Canucks after suffering serious back injury in the 2011 Stanley Cup finals, with a total of only 42 points in 101 games.
With Leafs winger David Clarkson expected to be suspended for the first 10 games of the regular season after leaving the bench during Sunday's brawl against the Buffalo Sabres, Raymond will likely slot into a role in Toronto's top six and try to regain the 25-goal form he had in Vancouver in 2009-10.
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50 Cent Allegedly Sued Over Posting Sex Tape of Rick Ross's Ex-Girlfriend
Revisiting his legal troubles just in time for the New Year, 50 Cent is coming under fire for posting a sex tape featuring Rick Ross' ex-girlfriend, Lastonia Leviston.
A New York judge dismissed the rapper's request to have Leviston's 2010 lawsuit dismissed on Thursday (January 2).
Leviston sued 50 Cent (Curtis Jackson) for emotional distress after he posted a video of her sex tape with Maurice Murray on his website back in 2009.
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Christopher Dodson - Colorado Springs Man Hit 4-Week-Old Infant So Hard, He Cracked Her Skull. Takes A Second Swing
Colorado Springs, Colorado (The Weekly Vice) Christopher Dodson, a 25-year-old Colorado Springs man was arrested after police say he hit his 4-week-old daughter so hard, he fractured her skull.
According to El Paso County authorities, Dodson was arrested Monday on suspicion of felony child abuse.
Police officers were contacted by Memorial Hospital staff Monday evening after treating a child that had been admitted for serious head trauma. Emergency workers told investigators that the infant, who's name is Marisa, suffered from a fractured skull and bruising on her head.
Although Dodson allegedly claim a coffee cup had fallen on the baby's head, investigators say he eventually admitted to striking the child twice when she wouldn't stop crying.
Dodson was arrested and booked into the El Paso County Jail. No bail has been set at this time. The child's mother is not being charged, however the investigation is considered ongoing.
The child is currently still being treated in the hospital and is listed in stable condition.
The Weekly Vice Opinion:
Here's a set of instructions to the mentally inept, neanderthal males who cannot seem to figure out how to resist beating on their child's head.
1. Set child down. 2. Walk away.
Or you could opt for the last resort plan: Call wife or girlfriend to come watch child, then beat your own skull.
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all I see in that picture is the waste of tax dollars that will be spent pampering him in jail.
Bring back military blanket parties
- January 14, 2009 at 9:50 AM
my gosh, yet another story that literally broght tears to my eyes.
step 1. castrate mentally unstable breeders f*cks like this one.
step 2. beat him in the head 3 times step 3. better make it four
- January 14, 2009 at 11:22 AM
is the baby ok? sad. i accidentally had a 10 month old today in my care, fall from a counter. i put him on the counter and without thinking took my arm off from around him, and when i went to put the water in his bottle to complete the formual making, he must have turned around slightly to see what i was doing and slipped off! thank goodness my reflexes are quick, as i caught him with my leg and was able to break his fall. but he still fell! ( i had a newborn in the other arm and so therefore i could not grab at him with my hands) i felt horrible and it scared him, scared me to death and both of us sat and cried for a bit. but the quilt i felt. like i had let him down and his trust in me! so i cannot have any sympathy for creeps like this. i learned today NEVER to set the baby on the counter, put them down safely then go to the sink!
- January 16, 2009 at 6:45 PM
All i can say is that i know chris personally and his wife. and for him to do this to his daughter is so unreal. the chris i know is a sweet person so what the hell got into him i dont even know. i know for a fact he was dumb for messing with a child anyway and to have a kid with her and marry her. and knowing her she probably made him take care of this kid while she did what she wanted. cause i do know her as well. but either way its not like him he was always so good with my kids thats for sure. but he is where he belongs if he did do this to his daughter.
- January 18, 2009 at 11:49 AM
- Diary of a Mad Army Wife said...
What makes these geniuses think that hitting a child will make them STOP crying? Sheesh.
- March 14, 2009 at 7:44 AM
- Danny Vice said...
I'm so happy to see you DOAMAW.. =)
- March 14, 2009 at 8:09 AM
this man sexually assualted me when i was 15... he deserves to be tortured to death for almost killing his own child
- March 24, 2009 at 9:25 PM
Just to update everyone Marissa is doing fine and just had her first birthday no signs of any permanent injury to any part of her body she is in good health dispite being sick a few times thru out the year but who's baby doesn't get sick right she has lots of teeth is into everything and is learning to walk. I have come to terms with everything that has happened in the last yr and I think Marissa is better off without her father she is doing very well without him she's a very happy baby...well toddler and shows no signs of wanting him around its her and I doin our own thing its been a long road and I'm ready to close the door on the past and live for our future my divorce will be finalized in 2010 so ready for it to be over and my PO becomes perm. in a few short wks thanks be to God for the Judicial System here and I couldn't of gotten thru this last yr without the support of family and friends and the team i've been working with here I'm greatful to you all Happy Holidays eveyone.
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Freshmen Diamond DeShields and Allisha Gray each had 19 points, leading four Tar Heels in double figures in what turned out to be an 83-65 romp over the scrappy Demon Deacons on Thursday night.
North Carolina (17-3, 5-1 Atlantic Coast Conference) won its 11th straight in the series. Stephanie Mavunga had 12 points and 12 rebounds for UNC, the freshman's 10th double-double, while Xylina McDaniel also had 12 points.
Dearica Hamby led the Demon Deacons (10-9, 1-5) with 22 points and 11 rebounds, her 15th double-double of the season, and Chelsea Douglas added 20 points.
UNC has won 12 of its last 13 games. The Deacons have lost five of their last six.
''It did take us a little while to get going'' said UNC acting coach Andrew Calder, substituting on the sidelines for Sylvia Hatchell as she undergoes treatments for leukemia. ''We had some open shots that we didn't knock down, and the ball movement wasn't there early. Getting 35 points off their turnovers was really impressive. I'm proud of how hard our players are working. (DeShields and Gray) were really outstanding. One of our goals is to try to wear the other team down, and our players have worked hard to make that happen.''
The game was close until the final four minutes, tied for the last time at 56-56 on Douglas' 3-pointer with 8:22 remaining. But the Tar Heels went on a 19-2 run before Millesa Calicott's 3-pointer for the Deacons with 1:05 to go.
''I'm really proud of our players,'' Wake coach Jen Hoover said. ''I thought we came out with a great game plan and they executed what we were trying to do on a pretty consistent basis with the exception of our turnovers. We've gotten a little bit casual with the basketball and they really made us pay for it (with 35 points off turnovers).''
UNC shot 44.8 percent on the night to Wake's 44.3, won the rebound battle 42-41 and committed 17 turnovers to the Deacons' 27.
UNC was 17 for 25 from the free throw line to Wake Forest's 6 for 16, The Tar Heels hit their final eight free throws to seal the result.
''My shots were falling real well tonight,'' said Gray, who was 7 for 13 from the floor and 3 for 5 on 3-pointers.
DeShields, who played with Hamby for Norcross High's 2011 Georgia state 5A champions, did not start as per team policy after receiving a technical in Sunday's win at Boston College.
''I picked up three careless fouls in the second half and then I just played smarter,'' DeShields said. ''I apologized to my team for putting us in that predicament.
''Dearica is like my sister. But I'm a competitor. It's all competition between those four lines, but outside it's all love. It was good seeing her and I'm glad she's doing well and putting out the numbers that she is.''
Wake took a 9-2 lead on Ataijah Taylor's layup with 18:20 left in the half, but the Tar Heels responded with a 20-6 run to take a 22-15 lead on a DeShields 3-pointer at 9:16 and never trailed again.


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They actually have laws on wireless Internet in Kentucky? I thought dial up was the rage up there now.
Purehate was arested on charges of unautharized use of a neighbors wireless access point. When the FBI stormed in they caught purehate downloading multiple instances of internet porn and a copy of the new Windows Vista operating system. The FBI reports that they had a report from granny sqeekyclean in apt. 3b next door that she was having a unusually slow internet connection. Upon investigation it was determined that the band width was being used by a rouge computer and was absurdly high. Local FBI agents armed with a copy of BackTrack 2.0 set up shop out side the apt. building and waited for the rouge laptop to connect. As soon as purehate connected the investigators were able to locate and arrest the would be hacker in minutes. While being led out of the apt purehate was questioned by the media about his activities. Purehate loudly proclaimed that granny sqeekyclean did not have WEP or WPA security enabled therefore he considered the access point fairgame. This morning at araignment purehate stuck to his story that since there was no security on the AP then anyone could "piggyback" of of it. Purehate also stated that every one was doing it and it was unfair for just him to be punished. Never mind he was not only stealing wireless but downloading illeagal software as well. The judge then said to purehate "Son if you leave your front door open and sombody comes in and watches your cable, uses your computer and drinks all your beer would you consider that breaking and entering or acceptable behavior?". Purehate hung his head in shame as he solomly said "I guess that would be breaking and entering". The judge exclaimed "This is no different so in order to make sure you remember im going to impose the max penalty by kentucky law for wireless cyber crime. 10
Now while this is only a fictional acount of my morning I hope it will lead people to understand that a unsecured access point is not fair game and using it is illegal
They actually have laws on wireless Internet in Kentucky? I thought dial up was the rage up there now.
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BTW..at least you got your priorities straight...d/l the porn first...then Vista...as far as I'm concerned..their both trash & smut.
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Good story. Shame this is the way the world is going.
You're mistaken, that's purehate's son
This is purehate
NO!!! It's not an illusion. He's an alien
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Bloody hell whats the FBI doing these days!!! Yeah downloading software is illegal but ever1 does it i bet the FBI themselves. And to be honest the FBI, KGB and MI5 are more corrupt than someone hopping onto an access point and using some1's internet.10 years tho!!!! jesus i live in england and murders pedo's and crap only get about 4 years and out early on good behaviour!!! The world is f***d.lol.
We have a lot of law enforcement and ex military members so unless you have some actual hard evidence to back up this theory I would appreciate it if we could keep comments such as this to ourselves.


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"I loved it up there," Davis says. "From the moment I got up there it was family. I'm committed to Auburn.
"I liked just sitting down with the coaches and looking over the offense at the position I would be playing," he adds. "From the day I got there it was just the family and spirit around the place."
Throwing for 827 yards and 14 touchdowns playing quarterback for his high school team that features Notre Dame running back commitment Greg Bryant, Davis added 826 yards and seven touchdowns on the ground as well. Davis has the athleticism to play another position and that is exactly why several new colleges have become very interested him late in the recruiting process.
Auburn was one of those with Dameyune Craig leading the recruiting charge for the talented athlete. Being recruited as a wide receiver by the Tigers, Davis says he's looking forward to playing for Craig when he gets on campus.
"It's real big," Davis says of Craig's impact. "The first time I met him he came off as a cool dude. It seems like I have known him forever. He knows a lot about the game because he was a quarterback as well. I'm excited about getting coached by him."
Being recruited as a receiver by the Tigers, but also as a cornerback by several other schools, Davis says he's excited about the opportunity to stay on offense.
"I just feel like they'll give me the opportunity I have been waiting for," Davis says. "I'm just ready to come in and work. When I saw the offense and the position I would be playing I fell in love with the offense."
Originally Davis says he planned to visit Arkansas next weekend, but he notes that he's done with recruiting and 100 percent committed to Auburn.
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1996 The U.S. FDA approved the fat substitute Olestra (brand name 'Olean'). Olestra is unapproved for sale in many countries, including the European Union and Canada. Side effects include abdominal cramps, and inhibition of vitamin absorption.
1996 Benjamin Eisenstadt died. He invented the artificial sweetener, 'Sweet 'n Low (granulated saccharin and dextrose).
1996 James McLamore died. Co-founder, with David Edgerton, of Burger King.
1996 The Las Vegas Sands Hotel was 'imploded' to make way for the Venetian Resort Hotel Casino.
1996 Cleanup of a 1.8 million gallon oil spill began after a barge ran aground near Block Island National Wildlife Refuge on January 19, 1996.
1996 The last Polenesian tree snail Partula turgida, died at the London Zoo. They lived on the South Pacific island of Raiatea, where the residents imported predatory snails from Florida to eat a pest snail, originally imported from Africa. Instead they ate the native Tree Snail to extinction. We never seem to learn about the consequences of introducing non-native species.
1996 Ray McIntire died. A chemical engineer who worked for Dow Chemical Company, he invented Styrofoam.
1996 The Distilled Spirits Council of the U.S. voted to remove their voluntary ban of hard liquor ads on television and radio that had been in affect since 1936.
1996 David Packard died. Founder with William Hewlett of Hewlett Packard Company. Before they became famous for computers and printers etc., some of their early inventions were an automatic urinal flusher and a weight loss shock machine!
1996 John Leonard submitted an order form along with 'Pepsi Points' and a check for to Pepsi for a Harrier Jump Jet. The Harrier had been featured in a Pepsi commercial as one of the items that could be redeemed for 'points,' or a combination of cash and points. (the Harrier was listed for 7 million points). Pepsi subsequently refused to send Leonard the Harrier Jump Jet (actual cost: $23 million). Leonard then sued, and finally a judge ruled that the Harrier Jump Jet had obviously been mentioned in the promotion as a joke.
1996 The Taco Bell fast food chain played an April Food joke on the American public by claiming to have bought the Liberty Bell to help pay down the national debt.
1996 Arnold Neustadter died. Inventor of the Rolodex rotating card file.
1996 Erma Bombeck died. Writer, humorist, you will find some of her quotes about family and food on the FoodReference.com
1996 Dr. Edward Anton Asselbergs died. In 1960 Dr. Asselbergs developed the process for making instant mashed potato flakes, the patent that is still used world-wide today.
1996 The record Pacific halibut weighed 459 pounds and was caught in Dutch Harbor, Alaska.
1996 Dolly the sheep was born at the Roslin Institute in Edinburgh, Scotland. Dolly was the first animal cloned from an adult animal.
1996 The record catfish caught with rod and reel weighed 111 pounds and was caught in Tennesee.
1996 Mervyn Hugh Cowie died. Cowie was a British wildlife conservationist, founder and director of Kenya's Royal National Parks.
1996 Miss Universe was told to lose 27 pounds or lose her crown.
1996 World's largest grilled cheese sandwich made, 3,000 pounds.
1996 Pierre Franey died. A French chef who became famous as the chef of 'Le Pavillon' restaurant in New York City from 1945 to 1960. He published several cookbooks and collaborated with Craig Claiborne on the New York Times food column, 'The 60 Minute Gourmet'.
1996 The World Food Summit concluded. Delegates promised full efforts to ease world hunger.
1996 In 1996, the worldwide cranberry harvest produced 40 cranberries for every person on the planet.
1996 'Wannabe,' the first #1 hit by the Spice Girls, was released.
1996 Federal Agriculture Improvement and Reform Act revised farm programs to increase reliance on market signals.
1997 Jerome Namias died Feb 10 (born March 19, 1910). An American meteorologist and first head of the Extended Forecast Division of the U.S. Weather Bureau. He pioneered 5 day, 30 day and 90 day extended forcasts and long range seasonal forecasts.
1997 Kingsley Davis died Feb 27 (born Aug 20, 1908). World renowned American sociologist and demographer. An expert on population trends, he coined the terms 'population explosion' and 'zero population growth.'
1997 Richard Berry, composer of 'Louie Louie' died on Jan 23(born April 11, 1935).
1997 Clyde W. Tombaugh died. An American astronomer who discovered the planet Pluto in 1930. Born on a farm near Streator, Illinois, he made his first telescope from old farm equipment parts.
1997 Lottie Williams, 48, of Tulas, Oklahoma became the only person known to have been hit by man made debris from space. She was struck on the shoulder while walking in the park, by a small piece of a used Delta II rocket that had been used to launch a military satellite in April, 1996.
1997 Scientists in Scotland announced the first successful cloning of an adult mammal, Dolly, a sheep, from an udder cell of an adult sheep. We have now entered the Twilight Zone; or maybe the Outer Limits.
1997 'Wannabe' by the Spice Girls hit #1 on the charts
1997 Jacques-Yves Cousteau died. Ocean explorer, marine biologist. Co-inventor of the aqualung.
1997 QUICK SNACKS AT WORK: Boxer Mike Tyson bites a big chunk off Evander Holyfield's ear in the 3rd round of a boxing match. He was disqualified.
1997 'Say You'll Be There' by Spice Girls hit #1 on the charts
1997 The largest food recall in U.S. history. Hudson Foods close its Nebraska plant and recalled 25 million pounds of ground beef that were potentially contaminated with E. coli 01557:H7
1997 'Honey' by Mariah Carey hit #1 on the charts
1997 Victor Mills died. He was a chemical engineer who worked for Proctor & Gamble. Among his many accomplishments, he improved Duncan Hines cake mix, and Jif peanut butter, and invented Pampers disposable diapers.
1997 Plastic bags are a serious danger to marine mammals. A 65 foot, 70 ton finback whale died off the coast of Spain. Its digestive tract had been blocked by 30 plastic bags, and several hard plastic objects.
1997 Reports from Chile about giant rats, that had been feeding on the droppings of hormone fattened poultry, were attacking farm animals near Santiago.
1997 Karl August Folkers died. He was the first to isolate vitamin B12.
1997 Fear of the 'bird flu' led Hong Kong to order its entire population of chickens, over 1 million birds, to be killed.
1998 HACCP is implemented to target and reduce the presence of pathogens in meat and poultry.
1998 Adelaide Hawley Cumming died. She was television's original Betty Crocker on the Betty Crocker Show premiering in 1949.
1998 In West Virginia if you run over a animal, you can legally take it home and cook it for dinner. A law passed in 1998 lets drivers keep their road kill, as long as they report it within 12 hours. According to supporters of the new law, the state will the save money that had been used to have Highway Division employees remove dead animals from the road.
1998 Smoking is banned in California restaurants and bars.
1998 Nicholas Kurti died. Hungarian born British physicist whose hobby was cooking. He advocated applying scientific knowledge to the kitchen and coined the term 'molecular gastronomy'
1998 The movies 'Home Fries' and 'A Bug's LIfe' opened in the U.S.
1998 Walter E. Diemer died. While working for the Fleer Chewing Gum Company, he experimented with recipes for chewing gum as a hobby. (He really liked his gum!). He invented bubble gum in 1928.
1998 American researchers announced they had cloned calves that could be used in the production of medicinal milk.
1998 Bill Gates was hit with a cream pie in Brussels.
1998 A locust plague in Ethiopia was reported that covered almost 4,000 acres.
1998 The Spice Girls first U.K. concert in Glasgow.
1998 Richard McDonald died. One of the brothers who founded McDonald's restaurant. He also designed the golden arches logo.
1998 Massena 'Andy' Gump died. Inventor and portable toilet king of Southern California.
1999 The 'euro' was introduced as an accounting currency, the new monetary unit of the European Union.
1999 David Geske and Len C. Kretchman of Menusaver, Inc. were granted patent No. 6,004,596 for making a "Sealed Crustless Sandwich" of peanut butter and jelly. Purchased by Smucker's, the patent was controversial from the start. After several lawsuits, appeals, and reexaminations the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office issued a certificate canceling all claims on September 25, 2007,
1999 U.S. agricultural exports were about $48.2 billion a year during the 1990s (9.5% of total exports).
1999 This was declared 'The Year of the Restaurant' by the U.S. Dept. of Commerce.
1999 Drop in many commodities prices, combined with disastrous weather in many parts of the country, caused increased demand for USDA farm programs.
1999 The "Roadless Initiative" is implemented to preserve roadless tracts in National Forests, securing fish and wildlife habitat & protecting natural resources.
1999 Swiss Winegrower's Fete (Fête des Vignerons). Held periodically (about every 20 years or so) since 1797 in Vivey, Switzerland. The next festival will be in 2019.
1999 Eighty-three year old bee-keeper Virgil Foster died after being stung more than 50 times by Africanized 'killer bees' on August 31, 1999. He was the first 'killer bee' fatality in California. The bees original source was Brazil, where African bees were imported for experimental cross breeding.
1999 'Have You Ever?' by Brandy hit #1 on the charts
1999 The world's largest strawberry shortcake was created. Plant City, Florida, the Winter Strawberry Capital of the World, holds the Guinness record for the world's largest strawberry shortcake. The 6,000 pound cake was made on Feb. 19, 1999 in McCall Park.
1999 Bertrand Piccard and Brian Jones landed in the Egyptian desert, having completed the 1st 'Around the World' hot air balloon flight. According to the BBC, they carried fresh food, including bread, cheese and pre-cooked steaks to last for 6 or 7 days, after which they made due with dried foods such as cereals and powdered milk. The flight began in the Swiss Alps, took 19 days, 21 hours and 55 minutes, and covered 29,056 non-stop miles.
1999 In April 1999, Restaurant Nora in Washington DC became America's first certified organic restaurant. This means that 95% or more of everything that you eat at the restaurant has been produced by certified organic growers and farmers.
1999 The first minimum wage goes into effect in Britain, £3.60 an hour for adults and £3.00 an hour for those under 22 years old.
1999 The Disney film 'A Bug's Life' was released. It was the first 100% digital DVD. It was transferred directly form the digital source to DVD. (Bugs = bacteria = food spoilage)
1999 Waldo Lonsbury Semon died. Semon was an American Inventor who is credited with the invention of Vinyl. Vinyl is the 2nd most used plastic in the world. Semon held over 100 patents.
1999 After 22 years of controversial restoration, Leonardo de Vinci's masterpiece 'The Last Supper' is returned to public display.
1999 Nicholas Vitalich is arrested for assaulting his girlfriend with a large tuna, outside a San Diego supermarket. He was charged with assault with a deadly weapon.
1999 Forrest Edward Mars died. Son of Frank C. Mars, he helped him develop the Milky Way. He founded his own company in Europe and developed the Mars Bar, and also created M&Ms. He merged his company with his father's in 1964, creating the world's largest candy manufacturer.
1999 Aaron 'Bunny' Lapin died. Lapin was the inventor of whipped cream in an aerosol can (Reddi-Wip) in 1948
1999 'Weird Al' Yankovic recorded a song called 'Grapefruit Diet' on his album 'Running with Scissors'
1999 'Catfish' Hunter, baseball pitcher, died.
1999 The Russian Duma passed an animal rights bill that prohibits people from eating their pets.
2000 The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved legislation banning discrimination based on Height or Weight. The ban became law on May 26 when then Mayor Willie Brown signed the legislation.
2000 The movie 'Coyote Ugly' opened in U.S. theatres. About a young barmaid at the Coyote Ugly bar in New York.
2000 Foster's Brewing of Australia acquired Beringer Wine Estates of Napa, California for $1.5 billion.
2000 Further research leads to the removal of warning labels on products containing Saccharin, a non-nutritive sweetener.
2000 Retailer Montgomery Ward, pioneer of mail-order catalogs in 1872, announced it is shutting down after nearly 128 years in business.
2000 The population of the U.S. is now 281,421,906.
2000 Smucker's introduced Uncrustables, frozen peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with the crusts already cut off. (see also Dec 21, 1999).
2000 The world's first cloned pigs (5 of them) were born in Virginia. They were produced by a Virginia subsidiary of the same Scotland company, PPL Therapeutics, that cloned Dolly the sheep.
2000 A truck carrying evaporated milk is driven into the state capitol building in Sacramento, California, killing the driver.
2000 Craig Claiborne died. Influential American food writer, cookbook author. Food editor and restaurant critic for the NY Times.
2000 'Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water' Limp Bizkit's 3rd studio album was released. and debuted at number 1 on the charts.
2000 Konrad (Emil) Bloch died. Nobel prize winner for his work on cholesterol and fatty acids. He discovered that high levels of cholesterol may lead ultimately to increased risk of heart attacks.
2000 Charles M. Schulz died. American cartoonist, best known for the 'Peanuts' comic strip.
2000 The last original 'Peanuts' comic strip is published.
2000 David Ross Brower died. Brower was the founder of many environmental organizations including the Friends of the Earth and Earth Island Institute.
2000 The music group 'The Smashing Pumpkins' play their final concert in Chicago before breaking up.
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I agree with halfwavyhalfcurly, I recently moved and had to completely revamp my hair protocol. I was living in Colorado where water quality is quite good and my hair looked good no matter what I did to it. Now that I live in Utah however where the water is as hard as it gets, I find that I need to use much more moisturizing conditioners, that amodimethicone is now my best friend, and that I REALLY need to shampoo once a week or so. I went for 5 months in Colorado on a strictly CO routine, so really what works in one place might not in another no matter what your hair type.
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Personally I think CO can be done with cones on a limited basis. In colorado I used to use a cone-laden conditioner once a week or so and as long as I didn't go overboard and avoided cones the rest of the time, they seemed to slowly strip away over time and I never had any buildup from them. I'd try out CO, get some cone-free condish of some sort and a coney one just to see how it goes. It can work wonders depending on your water quality. Also, a coco-beatine shampoo will get out a lot of cones so it might be worthwhile as well.
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If a Latina wrote "50 Shades of Grey" it would be a lot different
I did it. I succumbed to the peer pressure and read 50 Shades of Grey--all three of them, in one shot. While I certainly learned A LOT, I have to say, it did not live up to the hype. First, as you may have heard, the writing is less than great. Second--maybe because I am Latina, maybe not--but the whole "Grey" thing doesn't appeal to me (it is a little depressing).
I can, however, totally see why women are obsessed with the character of Christian Grey. He is hot, he is rich, he's an expert lover and he can DANCE! Bring it on.
With the following suggested changes, this would be the perfect book for Latinas:
Lose the grey: I don't mean Christian, I mean the color. One of the main "turn ons" in the book is his infamous grey tie that he uses to tied heroine Anastasia Steele up. Also, silver and white cars, White and black clothes, etc. Grey, grey, grey. I get it, it is his name, it's a writer's motif but every time I was supposed to be turned on by the appearance of his grey tie, I just went cold. The visual of a pale girl wrapped in a grey tie isn't hot. Red? Too obvious. Dark blue? Hell yeah!
Stop fighting the power: Our heroine Ana is very concerned with Christian's wealth and power, because she is afraid of seemingly being paid for sex. I get that but shut up already. If a man I loved wanted to buy me a company and let me run it, I would graciously accept and run that thing until it becomes the best company I could. And a Latina would never complain about the high-end lingerie collection he buys for her, just saying.
The hair pulling and lip biting have to go: It just ruins our hair and make up--that's a no no. Spank us all you want but don't mess with the hair.
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I enjoyed it. I wouldnt change a thing regardless of being Latina. As far as the writing goes, well considering it began a chapter at a time as Twilight fan fiction on a fan fic site, I thought it was pretty decent.
Couln't agree more. Was hooked on book 1 and lost interest in the middle of "Darker", highly doubt I'll get to the last one. One thing though, can't wait to see what Hollywood does with it and to find out who plays Grey!
No, I haven't had the time yet to read this book. Is it good, whats it about??
WOW u hit it right on the head!! I do agree with Prev Posters...I think the most hype this book has gotten is from women who have not experience any of that "Sex" AT ALL...Hopefully this helps them...before all the hype, i downloaded all the books and after book 1 i have to say i wasnt so impressed...It got to a point where i wanted to slap Ana b/c she was becoming annoying...for a woman who at times used big words to describe grey, it became annoying to read her say " holy shit for the 1,00000th time...i felt the books lost me after a while...i began to skip pages b/c i already knew what was coming...now to play devils advocate a little...i must say Had this been a latino doing all this to his ANA Maria...would Women being going googoo gaga or will they be singing the tune of "Oh so typical of Latinos who beat and want to control their women! BURN THE BOOK!! let me also add...im a big reader...i love books.. I love recommending books to my sisters and friends..i read the Twilight series in about a 2weeks..because i just couldnt put the books down at all...every break i got i was reading sometimes til 4 am having to wake up at 7 to be at work the next day...i didnt experience this with The 50 shades..to any women out there who are looking to write a book....how bout a 50 shades where Mr. Grey is actually a vampire and still gets down with the get down...ay cono ahora si que se va poner bueno esto! lol (wink)


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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - The second-ranked Tennessee Volunteers wrapped their first Southeastern Conference weekend on the road with their second victory Sunday.
The Vols took the doubles point and kept the momentum going in a 4-1 win over the Alabama Crimson Tide at the University of Alabama Tennis Center.
"Anytime you can go on the road and get two road victories in the SEC, it's been a good weekend," said head coach Sam Winterbotham, who has won all five meetings with Alabama while at Tennessee. "I thought throughout the team, guys had the right focus and the right energy that we need to be successful in this league."
Tennessee (13-1, 2-0 SEC) won doubles behind victories at the first and second positions. The fifth-ranked team of junior Boris Conkic and freshman Rhyne Williams finished first for the Vols, earning their 11th consecutive victory in an 8-3 decision.
Senior Davey Sandgren and junior John-Patrick Smith, ranked second nationally, clinched the point for Tennessee by picking up a late break on their way to defeating Saketh Myneni and Michael Davis 9-7. Sandgren served out the victory to become the third Volunteer in history to record 100 doubles wins.
In singles, Williams wrapped things up first with a 6-2, 6-4 victory against Jarryd Botha at the No. 3 position. Just a few minutes later, Conkic became the fourth Vol to reach 20 singles wins this season when he defeated Ricky Doverspike 7-6, 6-3 at the No. 2 position to put Tennessee ahead 3-0.
Junior Matteo Fago ended the match with a 6-4, 6-3 win against Michael Davis at the No. 6 position.
"The guys are seeing the importance of momentum swings throughout the early part of the season and heading into the SEC Tournament, and it's boding well for now," Winterbotham said. "I really felt that we're really starting to seize on momentum. We're starting to dig deep and try to change momentum when it's not going our way.
"Pretty simple things in theory, but you must have the confidence to do it in a match. It says a lot for the guys and how much they're progressing."
Alabama's lone point came on court five when Houssam Yassine defeated senior Matt Brewer in straight sets. Smith had lost his first set, but he had turned the corner in his match at the No. 1 position, leading 5-1 in the second set when the match ended. Freshman Tennys Sandgren led 2-1 in the third set at No. 4.
The start to 2010 is certainly improved over the 2009 beginning for the Vols. Last season, they opened conference play with a two-match loop through Mississippi and returned to Knoxville with a 1-1 record after losing to Ole Miss and just edging past Mississippi State.
Winterbotham said the 2-0 start to this season can be chalked up to maturity of the Tennessee squad.
"That's what college does -- it puts them in these situations with different pressures that they really haven't faced before," Winterbotham said. "You realize you really do have to dig deep and focus on each point."
The Vols return to Knoxville and host Vanderbilt on Friday and Kentucky on Sunday. Both matches begin at 1 p.m.
1. #4 John-Patrick Smith, UT, vs. #38 Saketh Myneni, UA, 6-4, 1-5, DNF
2. Boris Conkic, UT, def. Ricky Doverspike, UA, 7-6 (7-2), 6-3
3. #51 Rhyne Williams, UT, def. Jarryd Botha, UA, 6-2, 6-4
4. Tennys Sandgren, UT vs. Michael Thompson, UA, 1-6, 6-0, 1-2, DNF
5. Houssam Yassine, UA, def. #88 Matt Brewer, UT, 7-6 (7-4), 6-2
6. Matteo Fago, UT, def. Michael Davis, UA, 6-4, 6-3
1. #2 John-Patrick Smith/Davey Sandgren, UT, def. Saketh Myneni/Michael Davis, UA, 9-7
2. #5 Boris Conkic/Rhyne Williams, UT, def. Ricky Doverspike/Jarryd Botha, UA, 8-3
3. Edward Jones/Matteo Fago, UT, vs. Trey Walston/Houssam Yassine, UA, 4-7, DNF
Order of finish: Doubles (2,1); Singles (3,2,5,6)


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As Team Leader for the Impact and learning Team, I would like to welcome any readers to this first entry!
We have been running a private blog among ourselves for a while, and we decided that a public one might be useful. Useful to collect all those interesting thoughts that happen in conversations and then never get followed through (mainly due to time!) and developed into a publishable documents. So this Blog will be a lot of (probably slightly) random thoughts about our work.
What is our work? You can find a summary on the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) website.
Basically we are focused on the arena of getting Research (Evidence) used in Policy Making. We are more than aware of the difficulties of policy making, how it's a messy process, how you have to look at Windows of Opportunity, and all the nuances of the political economy. We are increasingly aware of the role of Knowledge Intermediaries – and how they have a slightly different role than Research Communications.
We work here at IDS with both Research Programme Consortia which have Research Communication built into the programme plan and are very focused on Research Uptake, and with IDS Knowledge Services.
IDS Knowledge Services run several projects which look at providing access to research on development and stimulating demand for it, so as to inform "evidence-based decision making". Many of projects are supported by DFID (thank you, DFID!) through the Mobilising Knowledge for Development (MK4D) programme, with which we work very closely. MK4D involves some very cool work, such as the Library's (BLDS) information literacy courses aimed at researches and decision makers – I recommend their recent conference document.
Of course at this stage, the first blog entry, I don't know whether to make a personal observation or some official overview. I think the webpages probably tell you enough about our general work, so let me make one observation about some upcoming results and data...
We have been conducting research in 6 countries (Ethiopia, Kenya, India, Nepal, Ghana, Bangladesh) among policy makers about their use of Information and Communication Technologies. It's not been an easy process – policymakers by definition are important people who have very limited free time. They have been very gracious and we have almost 100 face to face interviews from each country – interviews that cover their use of technology, their access and use of various information sources, and their intended use of some of the new technology pathways. We don't have the data yet – and you might have noticed this is just a teaser to get you to revisit our webpages and blog for the results in the coming months. However I am really looking forward to the analysis. Do policy makers search the internet themselves or do they ask an assistant to do it? Are they now using Smart phones for more than voice and text? Have you ever wondered what proportion are actually on Facebook?
Below is a snap-shot of some of the data that is coming through from this study - it's only preliminary findings at the moment, so please don't cite this!
Below is a snap-shot of some of the data that is coming through from this study - it's only preliminary findings at the moment, so please don't cite this!
I suspect the analysis will show its very contextual with connectivity and age being the main variables – but what's important to me is that we will actually have some solid data rather than making (an informed) guess from personal experience.
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As for the amount of fans, my case has 4 counting the CPU fan. I overclock my CPU to 2.92Ghz. I have a nice hot 7800GTX. My PC IS silent and cool as a cucumber. As I said, POOR case airflow. Period. My case is a super generic from BTE computers. Silent, efficient and cool. It's not how much you pay for a case but how well it actually controls the air.
First off, you are correct. In general the TJ07 doesn't have very good air flow, (especially for GPUs) since there is no front intake. I will defend my choice of case by saying that I got it used (paid nowhere near retail for it), and
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I think that there are three groups of people who buy fan controllers:
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-People who have way too many fans in their system and want less noise
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It's obvious where my setup fits - my problem is that thus far I've only seen ~3 fan controllers that control over 4 fans, and only ONE that can control multiple 120mm fans on a single channel without any cause for worry, and it's at least 4 years old!
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