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I want to have that animated gif at the bottom show up in an alert window, We dont want anyone trying to take anything we decide to add to the page.
I know disable right click is old and outdated, But this is a memorial site not a profit site, or a site for the masses. It is for us. It will make alot of peoples day to see that anytime they try to right click.
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Can anyone tell me if this is even possible, Google search's say no. Ive heard I should try AJAX. Can someone please at least point me in the correct direction.
Thank anyone who helps in advance
Anything that you make publicly available is just that, it is public and it is available.
There are certain techniques that you can use to let people know that you don't appreciate people copying your works, but you can not actually stop them, due to showing the information on a public web page.
Im completely aware of this, I have this 1 website which is a memorial site. My friend was murdered. His mom wanted me to code in this for her, I told her its not going to really stop anyone. She just wants it done.
Im not trying to make it so nobody can steal it, I personally dont even see why she cares.
What you've found out seems to be correct. It's not possible to show images in an alert window, only text.
Is it possible to achive what im going for using AJAX or jQuery
Ajax is for requesting content from an external source. That won't be of any help for you here.
About the best solution would be to use jQueryUIhttp://jqueryui.com/demos/dialog/#modal-message
That way you can provide the dialog with any HTML content that you wish to display.


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Move over Joe Camel, make room for Ronald McDonald.By Joe Kefauver, Align Public Strategies
It's no secret that food policy activist groups have long been seeking some type of large-scale legal action against food manufacturers and retailers.
In fact, more than three years ago, the nation's state attorneys general were treated to a seminar that meticulously reviewed each component of the A.G.-led tobacco lawsuits and subsequent Master Settlement Agreement. The seminar examined how the tobacco strategy could be leveraged into similar legal action against the food industry regarding obesity, marketing and other alleged ills of the industry. Since that time, there has been a small but diligent group of attorneys general working in this space trying to figure out a pathway.
Recently, their work has ramped up even further. For the last year or so, the attorneys general have met on several formal occasions to hear from the activist community. In May of this year, the National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG) partnered with the left-leaning Rudd Center at Yale University to host a closed-door conference with the AGs and their consumer protection staff to discuss the marketing of food to children, as well as the increasing rates of obesity.
And just a few weeks ago, Kansas Attorney General Derrick Schmidt hosted the National Association of Attorneys General Consumer Protection Conference in Wichita at which 47 states and federal agencies were represented. Despite being hosted by a rock-ribbed Republican attorney general like Schmidt, the conference was decidedly biased toward the public health activist community. One panel was entitled "Deceptive Labeling and Marketing of Food," with participants from the Harvard School of Public Health, the Yale Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity, and Stephen Gardner, director of litigation for the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI). One could joke that the panel was evenly balanced between anti-business activists and anti-business extremists. No business community participant was invited to participate on the panel.
Like tobacco, the food activist community believes that the issue of marketing to children may provide the best avenue to litigation. Move over Joe Camel, make room for Ronald McDonald. At the NAAG conference, a number of brands were called out as offenders, including important convenience store suppliers such as Coca-Cola, Anheuser-Busch and Sara Lee.
In one significant highlight, CSPI officially asked the AGs to flex the power of their offices and join activist lawsuits against quick-service restaurants, as well as food manufacturers, who they argue are in violation of numerous Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations and policies, including Unfair and Deceptive Acts and Practices statutes. CSPI representatives argued that the FTC and FDA were ineffective in enforcing their own rules and laws, and that state AGs were uniquely positioned to bypass the typical two-year litigation process required of private litigants through discovery and countless motions.
To cap recent anti-industry actions, on Nov. 5, the Yale Rudd Center released two deceptive and inaccurate reports lambasting quick-service restaurants for their marketing practices to children, claiming that industry efforts to self-regulate the practice were not working and stricter rules were necessary. While the reports did not receive widespread media coverage due to the timing with Election Day, their spurious data will no doubt resurface as public health activists continue their attacks on the food industry in the coming months.
This uptick in focus on food industry practices has been slow and steady, and few – even in the restaurant and retail communities – have been paying close attention. So, what's the endgame of the activist community? Is this really about protecting kids from deceptive marketing? Is it about producing multi-billion dollar jury awards to reimburse state Medicaid coffers that are supposedly struggling to keep up with obesity-related health care costs? Is it some noble public health goal of forcing quick-service restaurants to remove "unhealthy" items from their menus under the fear of litigation?
The cynic in me says it has at least as much to do with politicizing a legitimate public health debate to give liberal attorneys general a target enemy for the 2014 elections, when 35 states will hold attorney general contests. While even the most ardent supporters of this approach likely realize those outcomes may be wishful thinking, recasting mundane policy debates into red-hot political fodder is nothing new and can be a successful strategy. Anyone remember when raising the nation's debt ceiling was standard operating procedure for Congress?
Ultimately, the c-store community should be reminded that many of the products they offer are in the crosshairs of public health activists. The folks on the other side of our battles consider the war on cigarettes largely won, and they've currently got a friendly Environmental Protection Agency advancing their climate change wish list. So, now they can turn the majority of their attention to the rest of the product offerings in your stores – food.
Joe Kefauver is managing partner of Parquet Public Affairs, a national issue management, communications, government relations and reputation assurance firm that specializes in service-sector industries. Parquet's clients include Fortune 500 corporations, trade associations, regional businesses and non-profit organizations. For more information, go to www.ParquetPA.com.
Editor's note: The opinions expressed in this column are the author's and do not necessarily reflect the views of Convenience Store News.

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Lena's Cottage
Plan ID Number: ME-004
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Square FootageTotal living area: 1,393
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The foyer leads to the stairs to the lower level. Just before the stairs you can turn right into a mudroom area that leads to the laundry room, the 2–car garage, and past a large coat closet to a mud porch that also provides direct access to the garage. If you turn to the left at the base of the stairs, you enter the hearth room and the other living areas of the house.
The hearth room of course features a large fireplace, along with a TV cabinet placed next to it. The ceiling in this room rises from 8' at the edges to 10' in the middle, and sliding doors at the end of the room lead to a screened porch that can also be accessed from the dining room. The kitchen is separated from the hearth room by a large island with an oven below it and a breakfast bar.
An opening next to the fireplace leads to a very short hall that accesses both the master bedroom and the master bath. Like the hearth room, the master bedroom also has a ceiling that rises to 10'.
The stairs lead down to a family room in the center of the lower level. It too has a fireplace side by side with a TV cabinet. It provides access to two bedrooms, and a full bath that they share. The bedrooms have window wells to bring in some natural light. There is also a good sized craft room on this level, and a mechanical room with plenty of storage space.
By the way, if you are confused by the fact that there are no chimneys for the two fireplaces, it is because they are both gas, side vented on the lower level and vented through the roof on the main level.
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Genetic Circuit
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Upload F2620 citation.
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Get justification of equations working
Why model the genetic circuit?
An accurate mathematical description of genetic circult behaviour is one of the foundations of synthetic biology. Such descriptions are an integral component of part submission to the registry, as exemplified by the canonical characterised part F2620. <citation needed>. The ability to capture part behaviour as a mathematical relationship between input and output is useful for future re-use of the part modification of integration into novel genetic circuits.
Modelling Constitutive Gene Expression
A simple synthesis-degradation model is assumed for the modelling of the expression of a protein under the control of a constitutive promoter, with the same model assumed for all four promoter-RBS constructs. The synthesis-degradation model assumes a steady state level of mRNA.
In this case, [protein] represents the concentration of GFP, k1 represents the rate of sythesis and d1 represents the degradation rate.
We can easily simulate this synthesis-degradation model using matlab:
We can also solve this ODE analytically.
Modelling Inducible Gene Expression
The repressor is constitutively expressed. Hence we can assume the constitutive expression model from the previous characterisation step.
When the inducer is added it binds reversibly to the repressor.
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So within our in the Star Trek: Conquest forums last week, we set up a thread for fans to ask questions about the game. Our first "Question of the Week" comes from member Joelteon7, which Lead Designer Frank Arnot was kind enough to answer.
Q: Can you provide some examples of the special weapons?
A: There are six unique special weapons in the game. One of the nastiest is the Wormhole Generator. With this you can launch a surprise attack transporting an entire fllet across the galaxy. But it can also be used to for defense to instantly bring in reinforcements to defend a friendly system that's about to be overrun.
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text: hpdvs2 1017 Report post Posted January 15, 2013 (edited) I'm designing an RTS, where one side is dragons. But as I started getting into it, I'm finding that powerful magical dragons are actually white bulls in disguise. I can't figure out things about their habits life styles. They were essentially peaceful, brought into a war with humans taking over their planets. Can someone give me ideas as to what a dragon culture might be? What do they do, what do they want? How do they live? what do their houses look like? or perches of caves? What about dragon cities? Jobs? So far I've imagined them as elegant magic users, with great wisdom, but I'm open to making them more balanced with good and evil, like humans. tell me about how you see dragons. what would dragon societies do? thanks. EDIT: The biggest question I have is about their cities, what are the structures like? what structures do they need? (Sheep farm, Scale mending, Nursery, Mages Guild, Wizards Guild, Library, nesting grounds, mana shrines[magic source]) any ideas would be great, I'm very flexible, thanks. Edited January 15, 2013 by hpdvs2 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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We got a very formal email from our friend Travis Gasper at AIDS Interfaith Network inviting us to participate in President Barack Obama's National Day or Service — and a very casual, friendly one from Obama, signed "Barack."
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CamdogXIII - Friday, August 01, 2014 - linkit would be nice if the managed switches weren't so expensive. I'd like one at home to tinker around with, and maybe even put some PoE equipment on them. But 500$ for a switch? not happening Reply
Daniel Egger - Friday, August 01, 2014 - linkNot sure what you're talking about, ("smart") managed switches with PoE start at around €85 here. For $500 you can get something like my Cisco SG200-26P which is already somewhat high up the line... Reply
Samus - Saturday, August 02, 2014 - linkDepending on what you need a managed switch for, a common IT trick is to use an inexpensive 24-port 10/100 manage switch (can be had for under $200) in combination with gigabit switch(es) that can pass 802.x (802.1q, as, etc) from the managed switch to the nodes. That was the endpoint connection is gigabit but the management is from the legacy switch. This is good for VLANs, magicpacket/WOL, static assignment, MAC filtering, flow control, duplex config, bandwidth throttling, and so on. Most decent switches can pass at least 802.1q. This is becoming an even more common configuration as companies upgrade to VOIP and opt for PoE switches, but don't want to pay for an expensive switch, and for the time needed to program it. Reply
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PS: I still don't understand how it was priced that low - It is still being sold, and the current price is $385! Reply
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QUALITY retail assets are selling well despite weakening tenant demand and low levels of consumer confidence, agents maintain.
The home of Donati's Fine Meats at 402 Lygon Street sold under the hammer late last week in front of a 60-strong crowd for $2.89 million.
The sale of the two-storey building on a 75-square-metre site set a record for the strip, netting the vendor $38,533 per sq m and a tight yield of 2.31 per cent, Colliers International selling agents Jeremy Gruzewski and Tom Noonan said.
The property sold to a high net-worth individual as a medium-term investment.
Donati's was only the third commercial premises to be put up for sale in Lygon Street in the past two years - making the retail strip one of the most tightly held in Melbourne.
''The secondary market is being hit more,'' Mr Noonan said. ''Quality retail assets are continuing to perform well.''
Three recent sales in Prahran highlighted the fact high-profile sites were ''driving purchasing decisions at the moment'', another Colliers agent, Ted Dwyer, said.
In the past four weeks:
■ A 130-square-metre property at 268 High Street tenanted by Zimari Restaurant was sold to a private investor for $850,000.
■ Another in neighbouring Chapel Street, No. 252, tenanted by Tony Bianco sold after auction for $2.25 million to an international investor.
■ And a three-year-old architecturally designed office block at 40 Errol Street in the Hawksburn Village area was bought by an owner-occupier for $2.5 million.
Savills directors Nick Peden and Clinton Baxter said a Melbourne-based private investor paid $1.9 million on a passing yield of 6.15 per cent for a strata retail premise in Melbourne's CBD.
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Located at the top end of Bourke Street, it's surrounded by some of Melbourne's best bars and restaurants including Grossi Florentino, Gingerboy, Pellegrini's and The European. ''Despite widespread commentary about a tough market, we were able to sell the property within 14 days of placing it on the market, at the vendor's price, with minimal marketing expenditure,'' Mr Peden said.
It was Savills' third CBD retail sale in the past few weeks, he said.
Out west in Williamstown, Fitzroys Associate James Gregson sold a local 19th-century landmark, 82-84 Ferguson Street, for $2.5 million.
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JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla. - Police in Jacksonville Beach have arrested one man and are looking for two others in connection with a gang-related double shooting Monday night. The man arrested was one of two people shot.
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Benjy Fenwick (d. 1981) was a member of the Order of the Phoenix during the First Wizarding War. He was presumably killed and mutilated by Death Eaters before the end of the war.
Early lifeEdit
Though nothing is known about his early life, it is likely that as a British wizard, he attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry when he turned eleven and that he had graduated prior to 1981 as the First Wizarding War ended that year.
First Wizarding WarEdit
During the First Wizarding War, Benjy became a member of the Order of the Phoenix, an organisation founded and led by Albus Dumbledore, in order to oppose the evil Lord Voldemort and his Death Eaters. Benjy most likely fought in several battles of the First Wizarding War.
Benjy was brutally killed by Death Eaters during the war, one of whom fired a curse that blasted Benjy to pieces, and then disposed of his remains. According to fellow Order member Alastor Moody, the Order, in their search for Benjy's body, only ever found "bits of him."
Behind the scenesEdit
- He may be related to Muggle Robbie Fenwick.
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Microsoft Announces Significant Cuts to Workforceby Brett Howse on 7/17/2014 6:50 PM EST
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Kepe - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkThank you so much, Micro$oft. You completely destroyed what was left of Nokia and left thousands without a job in Finland. Eflop was injected into Nokia by M$ to bring down share prices enough so they could crab Nokia cheaply. As a Finn I am never buying another M$ product ever again. And I will not recommend anyone else to buy their crappy products either, be it Windows, Office, a Lumia phone or an Xbox, which btw isn't even for sale in Finland yet. I hope their Lumia phone range flops completely and causes billions of dollars of losses in the process.
I hate you, Microsoft. Die. Reply
Gich - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkNokia was doomed since it could not transition to smartphones.
It stuck too long with Symbian and failed with Maemo and MeeGo long before Microsoft did anything. Reply
Klug4Pres - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkSymbian was quite good on the messenger (Blackberry) style devices, with the E71 in particular being a great success.
Their touchscreen transition didn't go so well (N8).
I found some background here:
http://www.zdnet.com/android-before-android-the-lo... Reply
Gich - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkYeah, they were great... untill they were not anymore... Reply
Penti - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkN8 did pretty well and Symbian transitioned fine to Qt/QML/QtMobility, capacitive multitouch and so on. Sure Symbian was abandoned by other players, but now Qt is the framework behind Blackberry 10 and so on. Windows Phone was abandoned too so. Just means everything slipped out of their hands. What was really dinosaurs was the S40/Asha line. It's really just the 520 that has done better than N8 in sales per quarter. Nokia's profits in the mobile division didn't slump (to losses) until after the burning platform memo.
Not needed to have a massive conspiracy here, just a downsizing corporate American and culture crashes. Choosing a platform that didn't exist at the time didn't help. Reply
sigmatau - Saturday, July 19, 2014 - linkThe OP is just a troll. They are barely cutting 1k jobs in Finland. I guess the better alternative would have been for MS to let them collapse and then they could have just bought the patents and some of the engineers at auction. Oops, I meant dollar sign Microsoft!! Reply
Penti - Saturday, July 19, 2014 - linkWhat patents? Most of the patents belongs to the network business any way and they have turned that business around. It's disingenuous or flawed to just go at it at that angle, the mobile business wasn't worth anything after they switched to Microsoft, and the business is worth more without it. Microsoft already got a hold of patents to troll with through other ventures and has some of the best from their own business already. They didn't buy the patents that Nokia sold to NPE's in recent years either. Of course there's no other alternative now, and it hasn't been one since the summer of '11, most of the engineering resources was already gone by that time and they had nothing for them except Qualcomm platforms and Microsoft software. Finland was already massively hit, at least now most that is left have jobs making hardware for Microsoft. Reply
Samus - Sunday, July 20, 2014 - linkI had an E71 and it was the biggest piece of shit. Symbian was complete garbage and grossly outdated.
Symbian Anna was based on a 10-year-old kernel. That'd be like Windows Phone still running a Windows CE kernel, and then some.
The future of Nokia was in Meego, and that is perhaps what Elop can be held accountable for ditching. In the same way Apotheker screwed Palm when HP purchased them, Elop screwed Nokia by not letting them move forward with innovation.
Nokia had far more potential than RIM to transition to a competitive smartphone platform simply because of their simpler devices, greater market reach, design quality, and price. But Nokia did screw up sticking with Symbian as long as they did and Elop took advantage of it. Reply
nunya112 - Saturday, July 19, 2014 - linkso why did MS buy it then if it had nothing in terms of future? I see windows Phone operating system going somewhere. Android has basically stalled in terms of innovation and getting any better. But I see windows 's Operating system for the phone looking really sweet! I think we will see people installing windows phone O/S on any phone the user desires. kinda like the PC market! as long as it's compatible you can run it. and I like that idea. Note 3 with windows O/S on it..... NICE Reply
HisDivineOrder - Monday, July 28, 2014 - linkCertainly, though, you have to admit Elop the Double Agent tanking the company by focusing exclusively on an OS without apps in a market that craves apps was always going to be a losing proposition. If they'd gone Android, they could have used their hardware that was always praised to garner sales and produced some decent numbers. Far more than they ever got with Windows Phone.
Elop WAS there to drive down the overall price of the purchase. When the Nokia Board rebelled and started up an Android initiative, that's when Ballmer had to bite the bullet, go to the MS board and admit that the strategy was on the verge of outright failure because he'd bet his job on the fact that Nokia's tanking price would make the purchase far cheaper than it wound up being (betting on Elop keeping them Windows Phone focused far longer) and that Nokia's sheer presence would compel OTHER companies to make Windows Phone more of a priority.
Unfortunately, it didn't work out like he wanted. He loses his job and Microsoft is faced with the choice of losing their primary/only ODM or buying them at a somewhat inflated price. Neither choice was particularly great for MS or Nokia. Reply
Roland00Address - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkWindows phone 7 was a great OS, problem was it came out in q4 2010. Android prior to Android 4 was pure junk, problem was we were already on Android 2.3 by q4 2010 and thus Android had a lot of inertia, Android 4 came out q4 2011.
The Burning Platform memo happened in q1 2011, and the first nokia windows phone 7 devices came out q4 2011.
So in effect Windows Phone 7 had only 1 year to make any inroads. If Windows Phone 7 came out in 2008 or 2009 we would be saying a different story. By the time Android 4 came out, it had so much inertia there was little chance for windows phone.
Now a lot of this is armback quartering 4 years later, but all the info was still out there 5 years ago, it was a gamble but the Stephen Elop hooking Nokia up with Windows Phone instead of Android was the very definition of high risk yet possible high reward and we knew this in 2010. Reply
eanazag - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkWindows Phone 7 to 8 upgrade path is the real failure. They kept segmenting the market artificially. The single core phones sucked. Reply
eanazag - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkI understand the job loss sentiments; the number in the states of employees being dropped is large. That is a huge number.
With that being said, Nokia shot itself in the shoulder and hip by clinging to Symbian. It simply sucked - I don't understand those comment-ers who liked it. What Nokia is doing now is pretty decent, but still hamstringed by Microsoft's lack of concern for this market (Windows Phone OS).
What remains to be seen is if they pursue the right ideas in the right ways. It is not that they miss the market. It is just that they make poor decisions early on and cling to them till the outrage gets too loud to ignore. This is a running theme. Cutting 25,000 employees won't fix that. They could probably cut 100 decision makers and right the ship instead.
A recap of the Eff-up:
Windows Mobile - crappy browser and no effort for v5 & 6; 7 was a keep the user on the desktop mentality along with no apps and leaving early adopters high and dry & 8 is a decent attempt but lagging behind competitors.
Windows desktop -
Poor certification program execution = what I mean is that Windows 8.0 should have been tablet or touchscreen device only. They could have then kept Windows 7 front and center for pure desktop environments. This also happened partially with Vista where certified hardware was too weak for the OS and pretty much every user had to go out and upgrade their brand new computers right after the bought it; for the enterprise side: no partner compatibility commitment and sloooowww development (antivirus was not straight for a whole year and device compatibility [printers - yes you HP] was non-existent on current models). Microsoft simply needs to be more strict with the stickers and their hardware partners because consumers bear the brunt of the hardware partners' mistakes.
Windows Server - this has actually been decent. I don't agree with killing home server, but they should have made a cheaper standard version for advanced home users like me.
Xbox - too greedy and too easy for the NSA to take advantage of (kinect + always on internet). These poor decisions will linger eventhough they retract them. I say NSA because their mouths' (General Alexander was getting happy in his Star Trek chair over the product announcement) were watering with the capabilities of in home surveillance across the world with Xbox's capabilities and MS's inability to strongly implement security mechanisms.
Ima quit here. Who has time to go over all MS's faux pas's? Reply
damianrobertjones - Friday, July 18, 2014 - link"This also happened partially with Vista where certified hardware was too weak for the OS and pretty much every user had to go out and upgrade their brand new computers right after the bought it"
SHOCKING that companies like ACer releasing desktops with only 256MB ram... MS got the blame for that one which was VERY unfair. The computer could run Vista, hence the certificate, even though it ran like rubbish Reply
damianrobertjones - Friday, July 18, 2014 - link"Nadella announced today that 50% of those employees will be let go."
Do you care about the others from MS as well? I'm thinking that you're just trolling. Did you care when 40% staff from the company I work for were let go? What about when other companies did it?
MS actually saved Nokia and, frankly, look at the bigger picture instead of thinking with your emotions. This is BUSINESS! The people working there, be they talented, will have no issues securing a new position elsewhere. Reply
uditrana - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkAs someone who lives in the area and knows some of the people who have been laid-off, this is not true. Microsoft has been collecting bloat (especially from overseas) and now is letting them go. It provided a solid well-paying secure job. Now they are forced to go find another place and even though there is Amazon and (a small) Google presence, neither of them will be looking to add bloat. Many will forced to move and their lives will be thoroughly disturbed Reply
piiman - Saturday, July 19, 2014 - linkLife's a bitch suck it up Reply
nunya112 - Saturday, July 19, 2014 - linkBut what are your options? Apple pfft Linux no matter the build can't get it's act together and can't get developers to develop for it YET! (granted Steam/Valve is getting there)
With Android pretty much stalling in terms of innovation and features. I see windows phone actually going somewhere. and you aill all get your jobs back soon enough :) Reply
Roland00Address - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkPlease tell me they are losing jobs so they can hire more people and improve certain things faster, not just improving the company bottom line by removing costs. Reply
Kepe - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkNope, they are just saving money. Reply
Roland00Address - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkIn the immediate future you seem to be correct, I hope 3 months or 6 months down the road we will have more of a vision and logistical strategy on how to improve the company. A new ceo in theory could do this. Microsoft has many products that need to be improved very rapidly, sometimes adding more hands on deck can achieve that, sometimes it detracts. Reply
damianrobertjones - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkThey are removing dead wood. Every single company, over time, accumulates certain 'elements' that do need to be replaced or let go. That's business. Plus it also improves the bottom line but that is NOT the objective here. MS wants to see where they're going and that's easier with less bloat.
I've been made redundant twice. It isn't fun but I can see why it happened in each case. Reply
SirPerro - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkWell that's actually ILLEGAL in many countries. Not in the ultraliberal US piece of shit of course. Reply
steven75 - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkNo comments here on how completely tone-deaf the memo from Elop was? The letter literally started "Hello there."
That guy is completely useless and should be part of the layoffs, but I'm sure he has some sweet deal as a reward for his thorough ransacking of Nokia. Reply
damianrobertjones - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkDo you mean 'saving' of Nokia. They could have ALL lost their jobs. Reply
Gadgety - Sunday, July 20, 2014 - linkThere's still time for it. Reply
Gadgety - Sunday, July 20, 2014 - linkYes, that "Hello there" just cracked me up, like he's little shop owner, you know surprised when someone walks into his corner store, "Oh, hello there." Except he's not, is he? At least not yet. Reply
SirPerro - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkMicrosoft is going to create a serious problem with those 13K people fired from Nokia.
Their main, if not the only relevant, hardware manufacturer for windows phone has just been ackquired. 40% of the workers will be fired, leaving the rest, including many frieds, just pissed off and angry with their new employer.
Let alone the socipolitical effects in Finland and Europe of such decision, which will for sure have an impact on the Nokia brand. And Windows Phone isn't exactly on a position to piss off potential buyers, if such thing exists at this point. Reply
Kristian Vättö - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkFortunately "only" 1,100 jobs will be cut in Finland. Reply
Penti - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkMost in Europe are already gone anyways when they shrunk it from 58 thousands to 30 thousands. Oulu-facility transfered to Accenture closed, the plant in Salo closed, many others sacked. Cluj-plant in Romania closed, Komárom plant in Hungary was seriously cut and so on and on. It's hardly much folks left in Finland accept a few doing handset design and adapting the OS. Reply
Gadgety - Sunday, July 20, 2014 - linkDidn't Elop have time to let the 12,500 go before being taken over by Microsoft? I mean, why wait? Reply
Gadgety - Sunday, July 20, 2014 - linkI can see him sitting there, a few years down the line, everyone gone, "Well at least we got the Purview." But Stephen it's note Purview, it's Pureview. Reply
Shadowmaster625 - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkThey need to cut 100% of their workforce. They should just borrow $500 billion, use the money to buy back all their stock, and then disappear into oblivion. They are such a terrible company. Their bad programming and gross incompetence has done nothing but hold back PC technology, moreso than any other company. Windows 8 still has several debilitating bugs that will never, ever get fixed. Reply
damianrobertjones - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkOMG! Do you really, really, REALLY believe what you've just written? Man please stop. Compared to the competition (Android/Apple) Windows is still the most open, awesome, OS out there Reply
Peanutsrevenge - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkLike how they dumped a bunch of their Windows testers, that's a great idea, thin out the department that's always needed beefing up.
Typical corporation! Reply
steven75 - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkNo comments here on how completely tone-deaf the memo from Elop was? The letter literally started "Hello there."
That guy is completely useless and should be part of the layoffs, but I'm sure he has some sweet deal as a reward for his thorough ransacking of Nokia. Reply
Gadgety - Sunday, July 20, 2014 - linkNo, there was a comment further up, but it's worthwhile commenting again. It's just really awkward to begin a memo like that, specially this kind of memo. Reply
HangFire - Friday, July 18, 2014 - linkAs long as Microsoft lets bullies like AT&T remove essential WP8 features like DataSense and cordless charging, I suspect many here may get their wish on the whole quick and untimely death thing. Reply


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Good service Perhaps the noise level from the streets
The staff was very friendly and helpful, ready to answer any question. The other guests were fabulous and great to talk to :) The internet service was slower than dial-up. I also didn't like having to pay for a towel ($4 + $10 refundable deposit) or to store my bag for an hour or so ($5).Other than that, everything was great.
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One of the best hostels you can go. Clean, well organized, big kitchen, awesome roof terrace, fantastic location and still peaceful enough to have a good night.
The room, the shared toilet and bathroom are very clean. And the bed is very comfortable, big and clean. Even there are enough lockers in the room for all guests. The best backpacker hostel I have seen so far. And the price and location are really good as well. I stayed in a six beds room. It was really hard for me to sleep well, especially there was party in that night. People came in and went out all night long. The door made such noise, including the toilet door.
Good service Perhaps the noise level from the streets
It's located right next to Central CityRail Station, as well as bus stops, which made for easy trips around the city. Haymarket was within walking distance, too. You could easily hear the noise coming from the hallways, especially from noisy and rude occupants.
The ensuite room came with clean towels, floor mat and blankets. Other than the squeky bed, everything else was perfect for the price we paid. The location of hostel is excellent, just 5 mins walk to Paddy's market / Chinatown and 2 mins walk to free shuttle bus stops. The hostel has many security cameras installed, making us feel secured. As mentioned above, our double bed (with a single upper bed) was super squeaky. Any slight movements will create noise.
close to the city, staff is very friendly the double-room was way too expensive for the quality provided (no closet, very small room)
Good location 1. Dreadful place, a rundown 2. Downstairs area where you eat & hang out smells of poo/sewage 3. Patronizing & inconsiderate attitude of staff, rude, hostile & intimidating notices everywhere: "Big Brother is watching you - do your dishes, no jokes!" where a polite "Please do your dishes" would do, "If you activate smoke alarm we'll fine you $500 & evict you in the middle of the night" where a simple "No smoking please" would do 4. Overpriced ($90 for a single bedroom, more than in local hotels) 5. Partially empty vending machine, some products expired 6. No guests allowed in rooms 7. Extremely slow Internet connection 8. Very slow elevator 9. Very limited breakfast 10. They will keep your deposit if you don't do the dishes - illegal by law
The location is really convenient. Free Wifi is awesome though the speed is a little slow. I hired a towel, but the cleaner just took it away without asking. (I didn't want to change it every day; One day I came back and found the towel was disappered.)
Location & Price beds were too hard and bunk beds too noisy when anyone moved
Close to central station, China Town, Paddys Markets - great location. Room + accommodation was basic but clean. Think a bit overpriced for what it was - but then it was Sydney City on a Friday night. Lots of city noises to keep you up late, and wake you up early!!!!
Light in our room did not work and noone fixed it during 3 days of us being there. Also, they should not advertise breakfast being included if it consists of toast + jam + butter provided in a filthy kitchenette room.
I liked the location so close to china town darling harbour and the central train and for a fun night out at the clubs it wasn't far to walk either lots of beltway shops close by great spot come and go as you please (as long as you have the keys) The fact when I asked for a latter checkout time they said it was fine until the next morning when I was told to get my stuff together and get out while I was believing that I had a longer time than they implied
the location only for backpackers
Near to all places were I wanted to go and one of the cleanest hostels I have stayed Can't use wifi in the rooms


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Odysseus creeping towards an unseen object or adversary has long been a magnificent mythological sight at Fenway Court. The crafty Greek hero assumed this unusual posture on several occasions during the ten-year siege of Troy. Near the end of the war, he crept into the city on a spying mission. Odysseus also entered the city with Diomedes to steal the sacred image of Athena, the Palladium. Some sources say the Odysseus did the stealing. Others say he became jealous of Diomedes' success in this endeavor and crouched just outside the city to ambush his accomplice returning over the walls with the small icon. The glint of moonlight on Odysseus' drawn sword is what saved Diomedes from death.
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Prosecutors say 41-year-old Kevin Todd, of Ludlow, pleaded guilty Monday in U.S. District Court in Dayton. He would spend at least 20 years and up to 25 years in prison under the proposed agreement.
Authorities say an undercover investigator responded to an ad Todd posted online in November 2012 seeking people looking for "taboo." Authorities say Todd asked the investigator to meet and trade child pornography videos and photos. Todd was arrested Nov. 24.
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Blogger Spotlight: Jacqui Scoggin from Good Things Growby Lauren Miyashiro in Uncategorized, September 28, 2012
When Jacqui isn't running Slide Sideways, a graphic design and handmade goods business with her husband, she's a freelance photographer/stylist and recipe developer. Her blog Good Things Grow is focused on seasonal, whole foods, with recipes that are meant to be shared around the table. You can also find her work in the Meatless Monday column at Martha Stewart's Whole Living blog.
What is your favorite season to cook in?
Definitely the current season we're in. I love when the end of summer flows into the beginning of fall. Here in the Pacific Northwest our climate is typically a lot cooler year round, with August reaching its peak, so we still get all the tomatoes, berries, and peppers along with the apples, winter squash and root veggies. It's so much fun and easy to cook with such fresh and seasonal produce.
How has growing up and living in the Pacific Northwest affected your cooking style?
I've never lived anywhere else, so it's hard to know, but I think the Seattle area has always had a large food community and so many resources for fresh, local, and great tasting food. I definitely I have a very west coast style to my cooking, which I think all started with Alice Waters. I really enjoy celebrating the flavor of a tomato right off the vine or a peach just plucked from a tree. It's simple, but the flavors are too good to be hiding behind a mask of fried dough or rich sauce.
How often do you and your husband host dinner parties?
It used to be very rarely because lack of space, but last May we moved into a new home and since then it seems like people are over at least twice a month. Although it's usually a pretty casual event, I love these gatherings and really can't wait for more.
Is there a crowd-pleasing dish that you can always rely on?
People always ask me this and I never have an answer. I'm one of those people who likes trying new recipes and tinkering with old ones. I'm never afraid to test a new idea on people when they're over, which yes, has had great and not great results! But I'm often asked to either bring a dessert or bring a healthy salad. I think those two options describe me exactly!
What are some of your favorite ingredients to bake with?
Chocolate, because I don't know many people who will turn down anything with chocolate in it. Whole grains, not just because they're considered healthier for you but because the flavors they hold are all so unique. I think my baking totally transformed when I started playing around with all the different flours and grains now available. I have a few vegan friends, so I'm never without chia or flax seeds. These two ingredients can help when a recipe calls for eggs, plus I just like adding them to things for texture or color.
Which healthy blogs inspire you?
There are so many blogs I love to cook from these days, but the one I first found and still continue to go to is Heidi Swanson's 101cookbooks. Her site is so well organized and my pantry must match hers because I know I will always have on hand the basics for most of her recipes, then I can just change out or easily substitute whatever fresh veggies I have on hand.
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What Did I Buy?Math brain teasers require computations to solve.
When Skid Mark walked into a shop, he bought a bottle of mineral water, 2 sandwiches and a bag of crisps. This cost him 761QEM.
Later on, Exclamation Mark goes into the same shop and buys a sandwich and a bottle of fizzy juice. This cost him 408QEM.
Later, Birth Mark goes into the same shop and buys a bottle of mineral water and a bag of crisps. This cost her 153QEM.
Later on, Book Mark goes into the same shop and buys 3 bottles of mineral water and 2 sandwiches. This cost her 938QEM.
Later on, Question Mark goes into the same shop and buys 4 items. This cost him 555QEM. What did Question Mark buy?
AnswerQuestion Mark bought 2 bottles of fizzy juice, 1 sandwich and 1 bag of crisps.
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Mineral water: 110QEM
Crisps: 43QEM
Sandwiches: 304QEM
Fizzy juice: 104QEM
You will notice that the difference in cost between Skid Mark and Birth Mark is 608QEM. This is because they both bought a bottle of mineral water and a bag of crisps, but Skid Mark bought 2 sandwiches so sandwiches cost (608/2=304QEM). Since Book Mark paid 938 for what she bought, 608QEM was used to buy 2 sandwiches, the rest of her money would be used to buy 3 bottles of mineral water, so one bottle costs (330/3=110QEM). Using this information you can work out what everything else costs.
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DeLAND, Fla. - From their sound, to what they call themselves, "Roadkill Ghost Choir" is a unique rock band.
"We went through a whole bunch of terrible band names before 'Roadkill Ghost Choir' that stuck, which, people hate that band name too," said Andrew Shepard, the lead singer.
Made up of three brothers, Andrew, Maxx, and Zach Shepard, and their two friends, Kiffy Meyers and Stephen Garza, the band incorporates a banjo and pedal steel into their music.
They started playing together just three years ago.
Since then, their original song, "Beggars Guild," went viral, they signed with Wolfbomb Records in New York, and now, they say they'll be performing on the Late Show with David Letterman on January 16.
"It was pretty shocking and exciting, and a surprise," said Shepard.
The guys left their jobs and have been spending twelve hours a day in the studio.
"I was working at Universal Studios, in a gift shop," said Stephen Garza, lead guitarist.
Shepard hopes their national debut will put them on even bigger stages.
"People hearing us, that's all we can ask for, and whether they hate us or love us, it's a cool opportunity," he said.
The band is currently working on their second album and they hope it will be available on iTunes in April.
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With the official start to summer just around the corner, I'm spending this month celebrating one of my favorite warm weather activities, camping!
I'm so happy to be here on Bob's Red Mill Blog to share the first of two gluten free camping recipes with you. The inspiration for these pancakes came from one of the simplest camping breakfasts I can think of; instant oatmeal and my favorite flavor is apple cinnamon. These pancakes are a version of that basic oatmeal dish, but they are guaranteed to make you so much happier than a bowl of instant oatmeal after your first night of sleeping in the tent.
There are lots of different ways to go camping, but by far the most approachable version to get started with is car camping. So I've crafted this recipe to be a good fit for that kind of adventure. You can bring all the supplies you think you might need and fill a cooler with ice to keep things like the eggs cool. To make these pancakes here's a quick checklist of supplies I brought on our recent car camping trip to Spencer Spit State Park on Lopez, Island:
Camp Kitchen Supplies for Pancakes:
- Spork (or a whisk if you want to be fancy)
- Medium Bowl
- 2 cup Measuring Cup
- Two Burner Propane Stove
- 8 inch Non-Stick Frying Pan
- Silicone Spatula
Oatmeal Cinnamon Pancakes with Applesauce
- ¼ cup Gluten Free Rolled Oats
- 60 grams Sweet White Rice Flour
- 60 grams Potato Starch
- 40 grams Gluten Free Oat Flour
- 40 grams Brown Rice Flour
- 2 Tbsp Sugar
- 1 Tbsp ground Flaxseed
- 1 tsp Baking Powder
- 1 tsp Cinnamon
- ¼ tsp Salt
- 1 cup (8 ounces) Non-Dairy Milk of choice (I like vanilla almond)
- ¼ cup Walnut Oil
- 2 large Eggs
- about 1-2 Tbsp of Coconut Oil or other Cooking Oil
- Applesauce
Make: Before You Leave
- Pulse the rolled oats in a food processor for about 30 seconds until the oats are broken down to about a ¼ of their original size.
- In a medium bowl, combine the oats and the rest of the dry ingredients.
- Whisk together to combine and store in a zip lock bag or other airtight container.
Make: At Camp
- In a medium bowl, whisk together the non-dairy milk, oil, and eggs.
- Add the mixture of dry ingredients and stir until combined and smooth.
- Heat a tablespoon of coconut oil in a pan on medium heat.
- Pour about a ¼ cup of batter in the pan and cook until the edges begin to firm and bubbles pop on the wet side of the pancake, then flip and cook until firm.
- Repeat until all of the batter is used up. Adding more coconut oil if the pancakes start to stick to the pan.
- Serve with applesauce on top.
Makes about 8-10 medium sized pancakes.
Adina Marguerite Pease is a travel and food writer, photographer, and explorer based out of Seattle, Washington. Having traveled through 6 countries, 18 states, and over 70 cities since going gluten free in 2009 – it's become her passion to share her adventures and inspire others to go new places and try new things. You can find additional gluten free recipes and stories about her adventures on her blog, Gluten Free Travelette.


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Winning their first gold medal since 1981 (in 31 years!), needless to say, Sweden's national junior hockey team was treated to a hero's welcome at Kungsträdgården in Stockholm. The World Junior Championship tournament was played in Canada last week in which Sweden clinched the title in a nail-biting game against Russia.
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Six Fun Dinner Ideas To Make With A Store-Bought Chicken
A store-bought roast chicken is can make a great meal if you are on the go or don't have time to cook for your family, but are still looking for something fresh and delicious.
A store-bought roast chicken is can make a great meal if you are on the go or don't have time to cook for your family, but are still looking for something fresh and delicious.
If you find yourself buying these frequently, there are some great ways to doctor them up into delicious meals without the hassle. Check out six fun dinner ideas you can whip up with a store-bought chicken.
Chicken Enchilada Soup
Simply shred your baked chicken and add it to chicken broth, enchilada sauce, diced tomatoes, black beans, corn, diced carrots, cumin and brown rice for a warm and spicy, yet filling dinner your family will enjoy.
Baked Mexican Pizza
This dish is easy! Layer a tortilla in a cake pan with beans, cheese, corn, chili powder and of course your store-bought chicken, then repeat and bake. I pulsed the chicken in the blender to make it look like chopped meat more than pulled chicken.
Sesame Salad
Buy some pre-made slaw mix and mix in your chicken along with mandarin oranges, wonton strips, bell peppers, slivered almonds and sesame seeds with sesame dressing.
Mini Chicken Tacos
Fry up a couple of mini tortillas on a skillet and stuff them with the store-bought chicken, some green sauce, jack cheese for an extra kick and top with red cabbage.
Homemade Mac n' Cheese
You can always go for the box if you don't have time, but it's easy to make mac n' cheese from scratch. In a casserole dish, add pasta then layer your cheese mixture on top with chicken, crushed croutons and more cheese!
Baked Chicken Salad Sandwich
This might be the easiest of all the recipes. In a bowl, add your store-bought baked chicken, celery, almonds, onions, lemon pepper, mayo and fresh dill. Zip it through a food processor and serve on your favorite bread.
Chicken Pot Pie
I made these from scratch so a bit more time consuming, but at least your chicken will already be made! The dough and filling aren't hard to make. Check out the full recipe on my blog.
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Here's the city of Rochester's testimony today in Albany.
Since Robert Duffy was mayor, the city each year has provided a colorful brochure as part of its testimony. It started when the city was trying to make the point that it gets less per capita aid than the cities of Syracuse and Buffalo.
The handout is a little thinner than previous years, but it still makes the point — in charts and photos — about the troubled state of the city's finances. For example, in the mid-1970s, the city once employed 4,000 people; now it's down to 2,700.


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George Clooney's girlfriend parties her face off
George Clooney's girlfriend Sarah Larson looks prim and proper on the red carpet, but these pics that surfaced of her go-go dancer days in Vegas say otherwise. Taken just before she met the Clooney in July, these photos show Sarah getting her drunk on in a bikini and practically doing a guy in the middle of a dance club. I'm not saying George Clooney knows how to pick 'em, but this is a girl you take home to mom. Then have sex with in the linen closet. Ah, sweet romance.
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Gorman: Why Clairton couldn't beat Quips, Dukes
The congratulations continued all week for the Clairton Bears, owners of the longest winning streak in state history.
They came from all over Western Pennsylvania, even Aliquippa and Duquesne. That might come as a surprise, considering that some in those cities believe Clairton's 60 consecutive victories should have an asterisk.
Pat Monroe, the former Duquesne football coach now at South Allegheny, counts Clairton coach Tom Nola as a close friend but constantly hears talk that the Bears' streak didn't start until after Duquesne High closed in 2007.
"That's one of those last pride things with Duquesne," Monroe said. "You've got to give Clairton all their props, with everybody they played, just to keep it together. It's time to relish what Clairton did.
"But anybody who wore red and white will tell you, not one of those 60 wins was against Duquesne."
That bothers Nola, whose Bears haven't lost since the 2009 season opener against Laurel. He wishes Clairton could have had Duquesne as an annual opponent, if only so he wouldn't have to hear about not playing the Dukes during the streak.
The Clairton-Duquesne rivalry was one of the WPIAL's best, a conference contest that brought out the best in both sides, no matter their records.
"We miss that rivalry, we really do," Nola said. "People bring it up a lot, but it is what it is. We played whoever was on the schedule. You can't change that."
The Bears almost put their streak at risk by scheduling another WPIAL powerhouse. At the Curbstone Coaches banquet last spring, Mike Zmijanac and Nola agreed to have Aliquippa play Clairton in the season opener this year.
It would have matched the two schools with Class A enrollments, although Aliquippa chooses to play up in AA. Those plans were scuttled when the WPIAL realignment put Clairton in a 10-team Black Hills Conference, giving the Bears no room for a crossover game.
"It would have been not only interesting, but they would have had a lot of people there," said Zmijanac, an admirer of Clairton's accomplishment.
"It's fantastic, at any level. I'm really happy for them. We understand their plight, exactly how they feel. I want them to win 80 in a row. I wouldn't dare ever get into that conversation of what-ifs. To do what they've done is phenomenal."
Consider that Clairton defeated Washington by scores of 42-12 last year and 41-0 in 2010. The Bears wonder how they would have fared against the Quips, who beat Wash High, 34-8, in the WPIAL Class AA final last week.
"Would we have liked to have done it? Yes, for sure, because, right now, our guys have so much confidence," Nola said. "They really feel like they can play with anybody. And all through this streak, we've had some really good players that could match up to anybody."
It's playing what-if, but you can't blame Clairton for believing that there is only one reason the Bears couldn't have beaten Aliquippa or Duquesne: They never got the chance.


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Beautiful, dramatic scarf from Anthropologie.
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