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My friend and I drove to Vegas from out of state . We drove his obviously older private limo . We went to dinner last night and were driving home at about 10 pm . I made a right . A COP was sitting at the opposing light . He pulled beside me at the next light . As I turned on to VB he moved behind me and the pulled me over . His initial question of me was why the car had out of state plates . There was no accusation of speeding , failing to yield or any other moving violation . Tags are current . Another officer began interrogating a passenger asking for their ID . Finally they made an out right accusation that we were operating a limo to transport prostitutes . Eventually we were let go and no tickets were issues . I spent 4 semesters in law school . Where is the probable cause for the stop ?
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It appears that your 4 semesters of law school paid off. Your fact pattern does not seem to suggest the officer had probable cause or reasonable suspicion to stop you. Perhaps the officer might argue that limos in his jurisdiction are required to have a sticker or some other form of identification (similar to the tags on your license plate) and your limo didn't have such a sign. On your facts alone, it sounds as if maybe the officer was trolling for prostitutes and older limos tend to be the best fishing grounds for that type of fish?Ask a similar question
What remedy do you expect, though?
As a matter of fact, a limo here without local tags, in that part of town, very likely *is* engaged in something it shouldn't be--but that alone is not reasonable suspicion (and if it were, driving on Friday night would be reasonable suspicion for DUI!)Ask a similar question
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What a JOKE ElDorado loses the Titan boat mfg plant to Fordyce!!! Why does the Chamber of Commerce and elected city officals continue to turn industry down that generates revenue to keep economy good the crime rate down and people can have jobs money!! What the heck are they thinking!! They want retail merchants to survive but it never will at the rate these idiots are going!!! STUPIDITY RUNS THIS CITY THATS A FACT
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#2 Aug 3, 2013
FRANK HASH YOU ARE A FREKING MORON!! YOU DONT GIVE A SHT ABOUT THE RESIDENTS THAT THOUGHT ENOUGH OF YOU TO VOTE YOU IN!!! You are all about how many stupid overpriced deals you can make and whats in it for YOU!"! YOU COULD CARE LESS ABOUT WHAT THE PEOPLE HAVE TO SAY AND WHATS GOOD FOR THE ECONOMIC GROWTH OF THE COMMUNITY OR THE POVERTY RATE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE THE CRIME RATE, OR A DA*N THING!!! ITS ALL ABOUT YOU AND YOUR CRONIES!!! WAKE UP PEOPLE AND SPEAK UP!!! OUR MAYOR IS A POS
#3 Aug 4, 2013
Resident- You sound like a JOI that has been drinking from the nasty john.
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#4 Aug 4, 2013
a boat plant can't make money unless it makes a desirable product at a competitive price. how do they expect to manage this?
#5 Aug 4, 2013
ALL 3 comments the topixFag. Talk to yourself dikBreath. LMAO. U R 1 ignorantAzzHomoMF. LMAO. GoHomoGo. Change that name Gooberlips. Lick them food stamps U useless POS.
#6 Aug 4, 2013
WHOA, make that 4 comments. The HOMO is in high gear. 24/7, running wideAzz open, fagFast.
#7 Aug 4, 2013
Nobody turned down industry. The EEDB said they weren't prepared to give a half million dollars to a startup whose business plan didn't match the figures given in the pitch to the board. That doesn't mean the city, county and chamber weren't working to help the company. They were. But apparently he couldn't make the project work with $500,000 in public money.
#8 Aug 4, 2013
That's a lot of required local capital with the very few jobs it would've brought in.
#9 Aug 4, 2013
That is a downright lie. Did you even read the article? Check out the other thread I made about it. Or better yet, I'll post my comments for you.
#11 Aug 4, 2013
Poor Mr. Loftin. He even quoted "I did not want to leave El Dorado, but it felt like my own people didn't want me".
Then Hash makes some total bullsh*t excuse about how the EEDB needs to do a "mid course exam" to see if if there is anything that they are possibly overlooking that they need to intensely examine, because its a tough environment out there.
Wow, ya think? At least Hash made a half-ass attempt to acknowledge they are clearly failing.
#12 Aug 4, 2013
Proof they know they messed up and now that word has gotten out Hash is having to apologize to the public and make excuses! Dudes a moron! How the hell did he get elected. What rich family put him there?
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Hash spent a little over $2,000.00 to get elected. His largest supporter was R. "Bubba" Long with $500.00. As I remember the article in the paper, the Dr.'s wife had around $90,000.00 available though she did not spend that much. An Alderson family friend told me that Edwin got the former hospital administrator to run because the Mason backed Dr.'s wife was too radical. I think the former hospital administrator ( Twink Sr.?) spent a little over $40,000.00 running four races ( primary, run off, general, run off ) in one year. I don't remember what Glosson and the young white dude spent.
#14 Aug 4, 2013
One thing has always been clear to me FRANK HASH is a damn joke on the image of Eldorado. But of course the people have elected a lot of idiots in the past few years.
El Dorado will be stuck in the mud without some good leadership.
#15 Aug 4, 2013
Vote Benito Glosson for mayor!!!!!!
#16 Aug 4, 2013
The boat plant, well you can look at it two ways...
First, IF the boat plant is still in business after the first year, then you can say that the EEDB made a good choice.
Second, you can blame the EEDB for making the bone-headed decision to let the boat plant go to Fordyce should it survive the first year.
Choose saides if you wish.
As for Hash, the News-Times said it best a couple of years ago when Sara Mitchell called Hash "The Accidental Mayor". The only reason Hash is mayor is that the voters didn't want Luther Lewis as mayor. Looks like Hash is the one who needs the "mid course exam", and he'll fail miserably.
Vote his ass out along with the rest of the council.
#17 Aug 4, 2013
You can tell reading all these comments that it is the same person posting all of them. Kinda childish/moronish. How can one subject that is done and over with amuse anyone? Somebody who has nothing to do but repeatedly make useless comments does not have a life at all. Are you an invalid with a physical confinement to residence? If so are you under a mental watch as well by a parent or guardian? Restrictions such as this will quiet often bring on non essential substance such as your comments.
#18 Aug 4, 2013
You hit that nail on the head. He also a FkingFagFreak. LMAO.
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#19 Aug 4, 2013
When somebody wants government money to start a business that means he has no backers or money of his own, maybe he should have went to Smackover where the last boat plant that went out of buisness was located.
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#20 Aug 4, 2013
The too legit Glosson family. His 5 years of driving a bus for the Strong School District allowed him the opportunity to retire early and lobby for his personal self interests.
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#21 Aug 4, 2013
That is the exact problem with all of this. When did business startups become dependent on PUBLIC MONEY? The whole idea of a capitalistic society is taking risks, not passing them on to the public. If this guy needs a loan, go to the bank.
Oh, that's right...the lack of private lending due to government generousity led to banks lowering loan requirements, which led to a housing bubble. Which has led to the current mess that we're in. If he knew that the bank wouldn't finance him, then a 15-minute decision by an incompetent Fordyce council will provide what that desperate town deserves. You stay classy, El Dorado.
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I've realized that a $2 billion loss itself isn't that significant, especially given the sheer size of JPMorgan's balance sheet (>$2 trillion in assets). The psychological aspect is far worse. In addition, the bank's recent suspension of the share repurchase program has probably raised quite a few red flags.
Considering that about two months ago Dimon was so gung-ho about the share repurchase program, only to reverse the decision now (at tangible book value, which was supposed to be the "definite repurchase level") does raise my suspicions. In a recent investor conference covered by Bloomberg, Dimon blames Basel III regulations.
Something is quite little fishy about that, because I think that between all the bright minds working at the bank someone could have spotted this regulatory hurdle when the bank announced its decision to spend $15 billion repurchasing shares. Ed Najarian of the research firm International Strategy & Investment Group was reported to guess that this decision originated from the Federal Reserve.
Whether or not the ~$33/share floor (where the tangible book value of the company roughly equates to the market cap) will hold is mostly dependent on market sentiment at this point. Fundamentally, a company needs to be in significant distress for the stock to be worth less than the company. This isn't the case with JPMorgan (yet).
Despite this positive spin, I couldn't recommend buying shares (although shorting them doesn't look favorable either). The damage to the bank's reputation will take time to heal, and having a significant stake in JPM would be downright stressful. JP Morgan's traders have already stepped on one landmine, who knows if there are more hidden in the months ahead? In addition, how can we trust the earnings numbers if the bank has the capacity (and incentive) to inflate them with asset sales?
Maybe you should stay on the sidelines this time, and don't get too enticed by the bank's increasingly large dividend. There are many other stocks that have fallen quite far.
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I've had the tall one of these for about two years now, and I can't imagine waking up any other way. Haven't had a single zombie-morning in two years. the light starts half an hour before the alarm it's set, so walking up it's gentle, no heart-attack inducing BEEP BEEP BEEP! My cat has also learned that the light= cuddle time, and the birds= food time, so right now, for example, she's curled up in my lap while I write this. In another minute, the birds are going to start chirping and she will drag me from my warm bed to feed her. No better way to get up for work.
At full brightness, this light is BRIGHT! It has no trouble waking me up from across the room.
Because I love this clock so much, I have a replacement halogen bulb sitting in a drawer, just in case. Two years on, and I haven't had to use it, but it only cost a couple of bucks on Amazon.
I know, I know, $80 for an alarm clock? Not worth it. But $80 to never wake up feeling exhausted? $80 to skip the overwhelming NEED for morning caffeine? $80 to spend every work day morning just cuddling with my cat in my cozy bed without worrying about losing track of time and being late? Bargain of the century.
I've been using the tall model for two years now, with the nature sounds option (bird song). Love this alarm clock. What used to be hit-or-miss waking up at 5 AM every day, sometimes relying on my phone's alarm as a backup, is now a wake up that I never sleep through. Can't recommend this kind of clock.
Yes, it's more expensive than a cheap, blaring alarm clock. It's worth every penny.
Parkertron wrote:Can anybody comment on how much light is omitted from these when they're not lit up and trying to wake me? I sleep in a blacked out room and try to keep any light to a minimum. The notification light on my phone is about it.
They get quite bright. Get the round one, there are known issues with: bulb life of the tall oval one and the multifunction switches on the tall oval on, We have had both. The round one has buttons and switches that are easier to use. Both are pleasant to wake up to, and are effective at waking my wife who has a hard time waking on her own. She feels they have transformed the aversion she has to the hours before noon from a horror show to a pleasant time to be alive.
fantismalspider wrote:I've had the tall one of these for about two years now, and I can't imagine waking up any other way.
I've had one for about the same, though I searched my Amazon orders (Dec. 2011) and it was actually model HF3471. I can't figure out what's different about this model though, other than the one I have cost less but is no longer available. I love the thing, but actually found it best for me to set a regular alarm for about 10 or so minutes after this light starts to come on - it usually wakes me up as soon as it comes on, and something about the 30 minute wait made me feel restless (not in a waking up way, but an annoyed way). I also (knock on wood) have not had to replace the bulb.
My cat also knows that the light means cuddle time, but I have to use the chimes instead of the birds because the birds drove her nuts - too real I guess.
I just purchased the 3510. A little expensive for a wake up but have to omit I'm really looking forward to the dusk feature. Hey Woot, thanks always for the speedy deliveries. Omit, lol
I bought the one on the right about a year ago, after a different model I had died. Love it!
I have the HF3740 model, and I can tell you that it has absolutely changed my life. I live in the north, where the sun rises about 15 minutes before I'm due at work, and waking up in the dark sucks and is difficult.
The light gets brighter and brighter over a half hour period, timing it so the brightest light and the alarm/sound/radio go off at the time you want to wake up. When I wake up, it's no longer being jarred awake violently by an alarm, but more nudged awake.
Highly recommended!
honeybadger12 wrote:A few things I want to add in addition to my post above:
- The chirping birds and the bells sounds are repetitive. This has caused me to use the regular alarm sound. This is not a deal-breaker to me.
- When I initially bought this on amazon last spring, I was deciding between the halogen version and the LED version. After reading several reviews for both, I decided to go for the halogen version because: 1) I read that the light from the LED version is directional and if it's not pointed toward your face, it's not as effective, and 2) if the LED goes out, you're screwed, whereas if the halogen bulb goes out, real simple to replace.
Thanx for the clarification. Birds and bells...I was hoping for water and wind. Techno comment: "Halogen" bulbs are tungsten filament with halogen gas and a small quartz envelope. They are intended to be used at full rated power because the evaporated tungsten will only then NOT deposit on the hot quartz envelope. Below full they darken and burn out prematurely. And the bulbs are rather costly. All that said, we used Tungsten Halogen bulbs at work with Variac dimmer in the labs...replace as needed. My cats might attack the lamp if set on "chirping birds"...that would surely wake me up!
I love the concept, but I sleep with a sleep mask, which probably would defeat the purpose...
So, my alarm failed to go off this morning. Is today's Woot serendiptous or what?
Found one of these branded "Sunbeam" at Goodwill new in box for $5. However, my version used the small peanut-sized bulb (not LED) and had a warning sticker on the top about the possibility that the top could get hot.
JTMc wrote:I don't think they omit any light. They give all the light they can. None is left out.
I believe I need to get one of these alarm clocks as I wake at 4AM every morning and am always dragging. Even now, after a 5 Hour Energy, cup of espresso and a Provigil, I still can't wake up. So when I read the comment you were replying to it didn't register they meant "emit," not omit. Until I read your reply, that is! All I can say is Hahahaha!!! Thank you for the laugh this early in the morning. But not even that has helped me to shake the morning fog so I'm moving on to my next cup of coffee now.
A few years ago I took a job that requires me to get up at 4:15 a.m. I was having a horrible time adjusting until I bought an HF3740.
It's still not entirely pleasant getting up that early, but it is a LOT easier with the Wake Up Light.
sdc100 wrote:LED technology is still expensive which is why most homes have not converted to them yet.
$20 more expensive than halogen? (Although... depending on the connector, it might be possible to refit the Halogen with a smaller LED bulb.)
fuzoid wrote:I believe I need to get one of these alarm clocks as I wake at 4AM every morning and am always dragging. Even now, after a 5 Hour Energy, cup of espresso and a Provigil, I still can't wake up. So when I read the comment you were replying to it didn't register they meant "emit," not omit. Until I read your reply, that is! All I can say is Hahahaha!!! Thank you for the laugh this early in the morning. But not even that has helped me to shake the morning fog so I'm moving on to my next cup of coffee now.
Wow Does your doctor know you are putting all that stuff in your system as well as the prescribed sleep-disorder medication? There must be a better way, at least I hope so.
I had owned the taller model for a couple of years. I can't believe that I'm not seeing any comments about the two MAJOR issues that I had with it which led me to sell it on eBay.
1. The time is extremely dimly lit even at full brightness, and the viewing angle is awful. You have to look at it from just the right angle to see the time, and that's incredibly annoying in the middle of the night when you don't feel like moving around.
2. It keeps horrible time. Mine would probably lose a couple of minutes every month! Completely ridiculous considering the price of this thing.
Maybe I had an early model... I have seen others with these complaints as well though. Be warned! It's not much of an actual clock.
pakopako wrote:$20 more expensive than halogen? (Although... depending on the connector, it might be possible to refit the Halogen with a smaller LED bulb.)
The time and materials to refit the Halogen model with LEDs is going to cost you less than $20?
Well, someone needs to say something negative about this thing!
It seems like lots of people love these, but it really didn't work for me. For the first couple of weeks it definitely helped, then my body got used to it and it was completely useless.
It was functionally fine, no problems there. I think it should be brighter. It didn't really light up the room, but if it was right next to you it's fairly bright. For $100 you'd think they could afford to put a freaking light cannon in the thing. Someone earlier mentioned a lamp on a timer. I honestly think that would be better than this. It's nice that it gradually gets brighter, but I don't know if that's really necessary.
I bought the HF3510 last January. Long story short - I really like it. Long story long - here's the Amazon review I gave it after a month of use. Everything still applies a year later:
I bought this HF3510 Wake-Up Light to replace our old, standard, digital little radio/alarm. I was a little freaked about spending $100+ (as of January 2013) on an alarm that I wasn't even sure was going to wake me up...but it has quickly proven to be a good choice.
I primarily went in hoping that it would deliver on the claim that it "improved the quality of waking and left them more energized and in a better mood", but I also was just tired of the obnoxious alarm noise that came from our previous alarm clock. I'm not sure about the whole energized part of it, but I can tell you it has definitely left me in a better mood. Now I don't know if that can really be attributed to this wake-up light, or if it's just the fact that I don't wake up to the previous alarm's terrible sound. But really, I don't care. One way or another it did deliver on that claim.
I tend to wake up to the light about 15 minutes before the alarm sounds start going off. (Alarm sounds being the "chirping bird" sound available on the device.) I like just being able to lay there and slowly wake up for the next 15 minutes as the light gets brighter. (As the bedroom sun rises? Sure. OK. I can roll with that. It does actually feel like it.) If that sounds like a way you'd like to wake up too, then I'd definitely recommend this to you.
- Delivers on the "leaving me in a better mood" claim, and maybe the "more energized" claim. I'm not really sure, I've also been working out in the mornings. Who knows how much of my energy comes from the light or from the exercise? Not I.
- If you have to wake up to an alarm, this is absolutely, 100%, no doubt the best alarm to wake up to. It is guaranteed to not make you want to throw it across the room.
- It looks like a little rising sun! Aw.
- Maybe I was just having a stupid day when I tried to program this, but it took me longer than I expected. Maybe 20 minutes. I don't know if this is really a con, but I was annoyed. I work in tech. It shouldn't be that hard, right? Again, maybe this really isn't a "con" ... maybe it was just a day where I was stupid.
I received the tall model as a Christmas gift. While I'm somewhat on the fence as far as whether or not it makes me feel better in the mornings, I do know that I've woken up to the light virtually every morning - that is, just a few minutes before the birds chirp I'm opening my eyes. It's pleasant. I also love that it functions as a great bedside lamp, as I can make it bright enough to illuminate the entire room and dim enough to not wake my wife. I've never noticed it getting hot, though I'm sure it would if I left it on for hours at a time.
I've had the 3470 for about three years. I find the display illumination to be very minimal. When i wake up and want to see what time it is, I have to search it out. I don't need to cover it.
I bought the tall unit (3470) just in November of 2013. Like some here, I waffled between the tall one or the round one. In the end I went for the tall one for various reasons.
First the buttons on the tall one are all down the side in one row, with the one to use the lamp as a side lamp having a little spike on it so I can find it easy by touch.
I also love the snooze bar as it is. Its a metal stick basically. You set the alarm with it, turn the alarm off of snooze, all with that one. When the sounds comes on I like to snooze once so all I have to do with my eyes still glued shut is reach over, find that metal bar and push it down. I don't have to actually look where the darn buttons are.
I also use it as a reading lamp each night before turning in. And it works fantastic for that. I use it on 15 and it is the setting kept then for the wakeup light. For the alarm in the morning it uses the setting you used it as a lamp the night before. So if you want to read at 20, but wake up with it at 15, you have to change the light before you turn in. You can do that while the light is still on, or after you turn it off. Again, the buttons on the side are easy to feel with the fingers.
In the mornings I kind of wake up when the light initially comes on. But its a gentle wake up. Just keeps getting brighter and brighter.
The sounds for the tall one are some crazy birds and something that sounds like wind chimes. I have used both and they are both pleasant. But by then I am pretty much ready to get up anyway. Well, after one snooze that is.
Oh, and the display is not too bright. I cannot stand having lit up things in my room when I sleep. But there are 4 settings for the brightness of the light, I think its 4, I used the dimmest. And because its the cylinder shape, I just slightly turn it away to the left so the display is not pointing towards me in bed. But because again the buttons are so easy to find and the metal bar is so obvious, you can have it face pretty much any direction you want.
So for me it wasn't expensive as I needed a good reading side lamp and a new alarm clock anyway. So I got that all in one. Saves space for me on my small side table too.
And I have been way less grumpy in the mornings now.
legacy5k wrote:I had owned the taller model for a couple of years. I can't believe that I'm not seeing any comments about the two MAJOR issues that I had with it which led me to sell it on eBay.
1. The time is extremely dimly lit even at full brightness, and the viewing angle is awful. You have to look at it from just the right angle to see the time, and that's incredibly annoying in the middle of the night when you don't feel like moving around.
2. It keeps horrible time. Mine would probably lose a couple of minutes every month! Completely ridiculous considering the price of this thing.
Maybe I had an early model... I have seen others with these complaints as well though. Be warned! It's not much of an actual clock.
Having the time be dimly lit is actually a PLUS for most people. I don't want the time to light the room up or the whole idea of sleeping in a dark room and waking up to "sunrise" is moot.
As for keeping time... I've had mine three years and only reset it when I moved and it was unplugged for a day. Sorry - think mine was a good one on that front.
I got the 3470 for my wife when she started working overnight shifts a few years back and had a horrible time adjusting and waking up. As a straight-up "sun lamp" it's second-class and doesn't have a ton of brightness but still works. As a sun-alarm-clock it's awesome! The gradual brightening is an awesome feature, and I wish my own alarm clock would gradually get louder with bird sounds like this one.
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I am comforted to read all the positive reviews here. I have what I will call a self-diagnosed case of SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder.)
While most the sound science research I've read on this topic recommends spending about .5 hours a day in front of full spectrum lighting to offset seasonal lighting changes (in the winter/darker months), there is quite a bit of research out there on establishing patterns of waking to sunlight as well. I guess I am hoping this purchase can provide some relief.
As a newer disorder in the realm of psychology, there are a large number of goofy remedies out there. This alarm clock, at least, seems to provide other functionality besides the lighting effect. In for HF3510.
Just a comment on status of LED lights. I got some really nice CREE 60W-equivalent light bulbs from HomeDepot for $12.97, they use 9W. They are the warm white bulbs and you cannot distinguish them from an incandescent 60W bulb. They are dimmable, also, but when you dim them the light remains the same color, not deep orange like incandescents will dim to, and their dimming range isn't as great as incans. There are a lot of bad (directional) LED bulbs out there, but these HD CREE ones are nice. The bulb itself feels rubbery and remains cool to the touch.
I also got a cheap 4W LED bulb for outside the garage, as it stays on all night with a light sensor. It is more directional, but it is nice having a 25W-equivalent bulb lighting up the driveway for the same cost in energy (4 watts!) as an old-style incan nightlight.
Maybe WOOT can get a deal on these CREE bulbs (although I think Home Depot is the only one who sells them).
Parkertron wrote:...how much light is omitted from these when they're not lit up and trying to wake me.
The orange LED letters are pretty dim. When you're sleeping, that's the only light that's on. Since it's not a backlit LCD, the overall light from the numbers isn't very bright.
I think people are confusing the light from one of these with the "full-spectrum" lights sold to help with SAD. These lights are supposed to wake you up, not be on all time while you work, etc.
I've been using the HF3470 version for over a year, and it is fantastic in the winter when it is difficult to wake up.
Plus, if it's good enough for the rooster, it's good enough for me.
badhabit12 wrote:I sleep and wake up much better now that I didn't buy this product. And by taking the $100.00 or so dollars I saved and keeping it under my pillow I sleep like a baby. My blood pressure has even dropped as I chuckle myself into a deep restful sleep each night thinking of those folks lining up to fork over almost $100.00 for a product that's worth about $5.00.
Yes, and no reason a ring should cost more than 3 cents, so you just wrapped that bit of wire around your finger. You are a clever, frugal one!
Guys, I am traveling abroad for a few months, do these models have dual voltage? I mean does it say on the power specification that it is 110/220 volt and 50/60 Hz.
Please if anyone could look this up and let me know that would be nice.
I've had the tall version for a little over a year now. It uses a halogen bulb for the main light, so it gets quite bright. It makes a good bedside light for reading, too. My wife and I both like waking to the light. I favor the radio when I wake up, but I have to mention the birds and a very relaxing "steel drum" jingle option. If I were independently wealthy and never had to hurry out of bed, I'd favor the steel drums! There's just something about it that warrants an odd posting on Woot.
I wish this had a battery backup since setting the entire clock/alarm/sound/light isn't very intuitive. It's nice to own, but could be improved.
mahalaasoonour wrote:...do these models have dual voltage?
I don't think it does. I just looked on the bottom of my HF3470 (the tall one). It says 60/A 120V~60Hz 50W 0.52A
mglennx wrote:... as opposed to being introduced to yet another work day by AC/DC's "Highway to Hell" at full volume, you will no doubt consider it money very well spent.
I actually use "Sixteen Tons." I wonder why I'm so crabby ...
I went to purchase the tall light, the HF3470, and Woot wanted to charge me $7.31 in tax! I've shopped from Woot a lot, as recent as December for some Christmas gifts and never got charged tax. Furthermore, the light is only $69.99, so $7.31 is over 10% in tax! Higher than any tax in the nation, so I canceled the order, what's the deal?
I own the sun shaped lamp and no longer am grumpy in the morning! the thing works amazing
Will the halogen bulbs continue to be available now that the world seems to be switching over from them?
mahalaasoonour wrote:Guys, I am traveling abroad for a few months, do these models have dual voltage? I mean does it say on the power specification that it is 110/220 volt and 50/60 Hz.
Please if anyone could look this up and let me know that would be nice.
In my instruction manual for the 3470, tall one, it says:
- Check if the voltage indicated on the appliance corresponds to the local voltage before you connect the appliance.
- the appliance is suitable for voltages of 120V and 60Hz
I've been looking at these for a while now, ever since I saw an ad for the HF3500 model show up on my Kindle. Mornings are AWFUL for me. The abrupt awakening of the alarm clock will jar me back to consciousness, but not useful consciousness. All my body wants is to go back to sleep. This usually results in me hitting the snooze bar three separate times before I force myself to crawl out of bed. I wind up running late more often than not because waking up is such an uncomfortable process. It still takes me 30-45 minutes after I'm up and moving before I fully regain consciousness and become a functioning human being again. Even then, I'm often dragging for the rest of the day.
I like the concept that these clocks play on. In the pre-industrial age, humans woke with the sun and went to bed with the sun. Our modern life has forced us out of that natural rhythm and our bodies pay for it. The idea of a "dawn simulator" seems like a wonderful thing to me. A gentle waking up process that allows me to regain consciousness slowly (which I do anyway) sounds EXACTLY like what my body needs.
I actually had one on my Christmas list, so I held off buying it in the hopes that one of my Santas would wrap one up for me. Sadly it didn't happen. Now one of the ones I was looking at (the HF3510) is on Woot for almost $40 less than at The Mothership? I'm taking that as a sign, friends!
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A gravely ill Yasser Arafat reportedly slipped into a coma and anxious Palestinian officials held an emergency meeting today on how to prevent unrest as their 75-year-old leader lay close to death.
A swirl of reports saying Arafat had died were quashed by doctors at a French military hospital where the Palestinian leader has been treated since being airlifted to France last week.
Arafat's aides, however, acknowledged that his condition was very serious.
A senior Palestinian official said Arafat was in a coma in the intensive care unit.
Arafat's chief of staff, Ramzi Khoury, called an Associated Press reporter and said: "I am standing next to the president's bed, he is in grave condition".
Outside the hospital, 50 wellwishers held a vigil late into the evening. Some held candles, others Arafat portraits; a large Palestinian flag hung from the hospital's outer wall.
"It tears your heart up," said Mahmod Nimr, 36, an unemployed Palestinian by the main gate of the hospital.
"I can't see someone taking his place."
On a day of high drama, there were persistent and contradictory reports about Arafat's condition.
Luxembourg's prime minister announced at a summit of European leaders in Brussels that Arafat had died, but his spokesman later said it had been a "misunderstanding".
The Israeli television network Channel Two reported that Arafat was brain dead but remained on life support. But Arafat's personal physician, Dr Ashraf Kurdi, said that a brain scan showed Arafat had not suffered a haemorrhage or stroke, and "has no type of brain death".
Brain death occurs when the brain stops working, making it impossible for the body to maintain its own vital functions, such as breathing. It is irreversible. Patients can be kept alive by a machine, as long as the heart is still beating and nothing is seriously wrong with the rest of the body.
French television station LCI quoted an anonymous French medical official as saying Arafat was in an "irreversible coma" and "intubated" - a process that involves threading a tube down the windpipe to the lungs to connect it to a life-support machine to help the patient breathe.
To be on life-support, a patient must be unconscious, but not necessarily brain dead or even in a coma.
A Palestinian official in Gaza who is close to Arafat's wife, Suha, said she told him Arafat fell unconscious after receiving a strong anaesthetic for a biopsy.
The official quoted her as saying Arafat was recovering.
Palestinian leaders held an emergency meeting in the West Bank, and Foreign Minister Nabil Shaath said top officials were in touch with Arafat's hospital every 30 minutes to check on his condition.
Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmed Qurie had assumed some of Arafat's financial powers, a Palestinian official said.
"The Palestinian leadership is in constant meeting to follow up on the president's health," Shaath said from Ramallah, where leaders of the PLO and Arafat's Fatah movement were meeting.
A prolonged Arafat incapacitation - or death - could have profound impact on the Middle East.
There are fears of unrest among Palestinian factions, which Arafat, viewed as a national symbol by even some who opposed him, was largely able to prevent. Furthermore, chaos in the West Bank and Gaza could make any cooperation with Israel even more difficult.
On the other hand, Israel and the United States have in recent years shunned Arafat as a terrorist and an obstacle to peace, and his replacement by a new leadership could open the door to renewed peace talks. Such a scenario could affect Israel's current plans to pull soldiers and settlers out of the Gaza Strip in a unilateral move not coordinated with the Palestinians.
Former Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas said Qurie would go to the Gaza Strip tomorrow to order security chiefs to show solidarity and not fight during this difficult time, a Palestinian official said.
The Israeli army, which is on high alert, has a plan to deal with the fallout from Arafat's death, including possible Palestinian riots.
The Israeli military had not yet moved forces to anticipated problem areas, but commanders were told to be on standby.
Among Israel's plans are ways to prevent Arafat from being buried in Jerusalem. Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has said he would not permit Arafat to be buried in the city, claimed by both Israel and the Palestinians as their capital.
Army chiefs said they were opposed to Arafat's burial in Jerusalem or the nearby suburb of Abu Dis in the West Bank. Arafat's family has a plot in the Gaza Strip.
Arafat was taken to intensive care after his condition worsened yesterday. French President Jacques Chirac went to the hospital today and saw Arafat and his wife, "to whom he expressed his best wishes," Chirac's office said. The president also met members of the Palestinian Authority and doctors.
French physicians have not revealed Arafat's illness and his condition has largely remained a mystery.


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JapanCASE is CWRU's student organization for Japanese culture and anime. If you're looking to get your fix, be it media or food, this is the place!
Hello everyone,
Perhaps you have noticed that the site had absolutely no activity since April 2012. This was not deliberate, but has now been fixed.
Over the course of the next month or so, I will attempt to compile all of the shows that were seen and sampled since the last post. After that, I will hand the reigns over to someone else and be done with this job. Sorry for the wait.
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Hope to see everyone there as well as a ton of new faces,
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Hey everyone,
For those of you who did, thank you for attending Marathon. It may have been slightly smaller this year, but it was still fun!
Anyway, this week we have:
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Mirai Nikki 19-20
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There was no sampler in the pre-Marathon meeting.
If you have any feedback about the event, feel free to contact ME. Make sure you put marathon, JapanCASE, or Anime in the subject line.
Have a great Easter weekend,
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Hey everyone, since it is just coming up, I thought I would remind everyone that our semesterly ANIME MARATHON is upon us!
We have Anime of various shades, movies, panels, food, acting groups, food, the always welcome Kyogen, and food. Did I mention that we have food? Good food, and very cheap (Free for all Case/CIA/CIM students).
We will be showing stuff over five rooms in Nord Hall and Sears Hall (MAP) on Case's Campus (LINK) and will be running from:
3pm Saturday March 31 --- 5pm Sunday April 1
A fun event that is completely FREE to attend, come and enjoy a little taste of Japan, or at least anime. Although, you will probably want more then a taste at our prices.
Now this has been an issue in the past, and we have tried many times but cannot gain access to the closest lots to the event. If you need a place to part, there are multiple garages nearby which will run up to $10 max for any time longer then 6 hours. The closest of these garages are on the map above at S-53(The Adelbert Garage) and S-29 (which is shared with and behind Severance Hall). The latter can be accessed from East boulevard off of Euclid avenue. Should you have any trouble finding parking, please contact ME and I will do my best to solve your problem.
Hey everyone,
This week we are going to change things up a bit,
Dog Days 3-5
Mirai Nikki 16-18
Mawaru Penguindrum 16
Last week's Sampler was..Strange, I can't remember it. I will update this when I can find it out.
Read the Above post for the Marathon information. WE LIKE IT WHEN PEOPLE ATTEND!
See everyone there,
Jason J.
Hey everyone, we are back!
This week we start our other half-semester show, making our line up:
Dog Days 1-2
Mirai Nikki 14-15
Mawaru Penguindrum 14-15
I have no idea what was shown at the sampler meeting, but when I know I will post them here.
Have a great week people,
Jason J.
Hey everyone,
Since this is the meeting before spring break, we will just be showing SAMPLERS!
Last week we showed Black Rock Shooter OVA intro-type thing.
See y'all after spring break,
Jason J.


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Five men from Canada, playing shiny brass instruments. They're only a little famous, what with the quintet's long history of superior musicianship, sold-out shows, and extensive discography. Sharing a stage with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, they'll dip into their repertoire of music from Baroque heavyweights such as Bach, Handel, and Vivaldi, plus standards and pop songs.
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NICE Course Offering for FALL: History of the Supreme Court
Posted on November 6, 2012
Almost every problem in American history has found its way to the Supreme Court. The Court always makes news and on occasion it makes big news. Join us as we investigate how the Court over the years has interpreted the broadly worded language of the Constitution to protect and promote "the blessings of liberty", "due process" and "equal protection of the laws" for all America.
This course is taught by guest lecturer and Professor of History Gary L. Hylander, PhD. The course is presented in 6 weekly sessions on Thursdays from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., and scheduled to begin on October 18th running through November 29th, 2012. The lectures will be held each Thursday in Hindle Auditorium, Wheaton College.
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For addtional lectures and course offerings offered through the Norton Institute for Continuing Education (NICE), please visit the NICE website at: www.nicecourse.org
Gary L. Hylander, PhD, teaches history at Framingham State University, Bay Path College and is Program Supervisor of Student Teachers at Boston University


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Public Works Floods the Town With Trash Containers
D.C.'s Department of Public Works has delivered new trash and recycling containers to residents in Georgetown. But you knew that -- and saw that. Georgetown is awash in old and new trash and recycling containers, some of which make no sense for those who in rowhouses that have no side alleys. One resident looked bemused and annoyed and said, "I am not taking that through my living room." Georgetown already enough trash and recycling boxes or barrels hanging around its sidewalks and front steps.
There will be time to express yourself at the April 28 meeting of the local advisory neighborhood commission at Georgetown Visitation Prep on 35th Street.
Jeff Jones of the ANC offered the following advice:
First, read and follow the instructions in the pamphlet provided with the new containers.
If you plan to keep the new containers:
Please remove them from public space. Containers are to be placed on the point of collection during DPW collection hours only. Generally, public space in Georgetown starts at the exterior wall (or very close to) most all of the rowhouse-type dwelling. Therefore, placing them on the sidewalk up against your home, is likely not within code. Note: disabled or elderly may obtain a waiver to have DPW collect from private space on a case by case basis. Please place the yellow stickers on your old container(s) for removal by DPW, and the current process requires you to call 311 to have those picked up.
If you do not want the new containers:
Most of the residents contacting me prefer this option, due to the larger size of the recycling container, making it more difficult to store on private space. You may place the stickers on one or both of the new containers, and call 311 to have them picked up. Continue using your current container(s) and if you would prefer you may purchase a container from a private vendor. Again, please only place the containers to the POC during collection hours only.
ANC2e is working with DPW in attempt to schedule a wholesale old and/or new container pickup date, but this has not been confirmed. This would negate the current requirement to call 311 for pickup, however please follow the instructions on the pamphlet in the meantime.


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Book Talk: Bret Easton Ellis on the lottery of success
By Josie Cox
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Born and raised in a wealthy California neighborhood, Bret Easton Ellis always thought he would join a band rather than write a decade-defining psychological thriller.
The novel -- "American Psycho" -- gives a chilling first-person account of yuppie-turned serial killer Patrick Bateman's crimes. It generated a wave of controversy and outrage when it was published in 1991, triggering many prospective publishers to distance themselves from the grisly novel.
Almost 20 years later, the 46-year-old was one of the stars of this month's Frankfurt Book Fair where he promoted his seventh novel, "Imperial Bedrooms" -- a bleak, post-modern sequel to his 1985-bestseller "Less Than Zero."
Ellis spoke to Reuters about his life, career and American Psycho.
Q: You have published seven books, many of which have been made into films. American Psycho has become one of the century's literary classics. What's the secret to literary success?
A: There is no secret to literary success. It's all down to faith and luck. When I was 18 or 20, all of my friends were writers. All the writers hung out in groups and cliques. This guy called Erik was the best writer. He was always destined to be a famous best-seller. Now you might ask who Erik is now. He never made it. My book Less Than Zero on the other hand, which was originally a project I had been doing for class, was plucked out by my teacher and got published.
Less Than Zero became really successful and Erik was really angry. My writing broke up a lot of my friendships, not just my friendship with Erik. I never saw my writing as a career though, only a hobby, and that's why I don't regret the fact that it ruined a lot of friendships.
If I could go back, I wouldn't do anything differently. I always used writing as a means of relieving pain and that's why I was always drawn to writing. Although I always thought I would be in a band, I always wrote books on the side. I never expected anyone to read them though, and then they obviously did. Continued...


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UC Santa Barbara researchers' discovery of a variation of an enzyme's ability to "hop" as it moves along DNA, modifying the genetic material of a bacteria — and its physical capability and behavior — holds much promise for biomedical and other scientific applications. Their results are published in a paper titled "Proximal recognition sites facilitate intrasite hopping by DNA adenine methyltransferase: a mechanistic exploration of epigenetic gene regulation," in the Journal of Biological Chemistry.
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Shellker.exe is an executable file that belongs to the Altiris Carbon Copy Solution, a program that lets users access and control multiple computers simultaneously. This is not a critical Windows component and should be removed if known to cause problems. Carbon Copy Solution is a Windows based program that offers two remote control interfaces, both which allow administrators to remotely control devices running the Carbon Copy Agent. This program requires the Altiris Agent to be installed on the system as a prerequisite to work. Altiris Inc. is an American company that provides software solutions in IT assets and system management, security, and web services. The company was founded in 1998 by Jan Newman and Kevin Turpin as a spin off from KeyLabs, a third party testing facility. In 2007, Symantec acquired Altiris. The company is currently based in Lindon, Utah, United States.
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Hi everybody, I have built a mecanum wheel robot using the same wheels The robot goes forward and backward very well , but it wiggles when in left and right motion.
IAny idea what the problem can be ? should the speed be the same for left and right motion or they should be different ?
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