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On 10/28/05, Chris Buechler <cbuechler at gmail dot com> wrote:
> On 10/28/05, Justin Ellison <justin at techadvise dot com> wrote:
> > On Fri, 2005-10-28 at 09:16 -0700, Robert N White wrote:
> > > This is not to start a flame
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> > You might as well have sent an email proclaiming how great emacs was to
> > the vi list, you would get the same amount of unbiased opinions :-)
> >
> No kidding. I take what Jim says at face value. He has no reason to
> be biased against any OS, and has been around long enough, and knows
> more than enough, to know what he's talking about. Especially in the
> area of wireless.
To expand upon that, he clearly actually has an interest in it
*working* properly. He sells ath cards!! You think he just has some
personal vendetta against OpenBSD, so strong that his company won't
support these cards on OpenBSD?
Should really learn the facts of the background of the person you're
accusing, rather than running to the OpenBSD developers yelling "look!
look! is this right?".
Note that *not a single person* argued that the ath driver works well.
Even the strongest of advocates aren't trying that.


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Paresh Rawals popular Gujarati play Maharathi has been adapted on celluloid. And the film, also titled Maharathi, truly has maharathis in the cast including Naseeruddin Shah, Om Puri, Paresh Rawal and Boman Irani. Neha Dhupia and Tara Sharma add the glam quotient to the movie.
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Shree Ashthavinayak, which has made big movies in the past like Jab We Met and Golmaal Returns, wanted Maharathi to be a small film in these times of the global economic crisis and so didnt want to cross the pre-set budget for the movie. But when such a talented ensemble cast like Boman, Naseer, Om and Paresh was put together, the budget obviously went overboard.
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You apparently have collision coverage from your own company, but they are paying $2,000 minus the $500 or $1,500.00. Your company will pursue the other driver's company (or the driver personally if he is not insured) for as much of the $2,000.00 as it can. If it was totally the other driver's fault, and his company agrees, your company will get $2,000.00 and give you the 500 back. If it was partly your driver's fault....it will be resolved proportionally. For instance, if it was 50-50, your company will collect $1,000, and give you 250.
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Former iPhone UI designer defends Apple's fake-leather design philosophyqwertyale (2047 pencils) | Tue, 2012-09-18 22:51
An interesting article at cool site.
A former senior UI designer at Apple recently described to me the criticism he once received directly from Steve Jobs. In reaction to a redesigned feature he showed the late Apple CEO, the source says Jobs felt his design was too minimalist. "He was like, 'I want it to look like a Chiclet; I want to be able to lick it; I want it to be like glass on water,'" the designer recalls. "He wanted to create this feeling of a really beautiful, physical gem-like element."
For those paying attention to our recent articles on design at Apple and Microsoft, it shouldn't come as a surprise that Jobs's approach to software design was inspired by the physical world. Many of the UI elements found in Apple's software--such as Calendar's leather-stitching or iBooks' wooden shelves--are real-life visual metaphors designed to make on-screen applications more legible and intuitive. During my reporting for Fast Company's feature on design at Microsoft, which was part of our October design issue, I learned that many Apple veterans and industry experts find that approach distasteful and confusing. Others, meanwhile, believe it's crucial to creating an accessible, inviting user experience. Today, a former key member of the iPad and iPhone UI teams defends the latter camp and Apple's so-called skeuomorphic design philosophy.
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Part of the entire experience. Read the Jobs biography and they dive deeply into all this stuff - how it came about and why. In the long run, Jobs will be recognized as one of the great designers of our time as well as one of the great icons of the computer age.
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That's what I love about Apple and its very simple. Their products are aesthetically pleasing! I am not new to computers, but I can say there is a value in design-inspired computing. If I'm going to spend a good portion of my day on a computer at least give me something pretty to look at :)
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From what I've seen*
Boring, unusable (gimmick interface) and unproductive for the purposes of a desktop computer. It works more feasibly as a proper mobile platform and that is in part due to the tasks and limitations of a smart phone/ tablet. I don't understand half of the gestures in their promo touch screen video which seems to discount any sort of intuitive feature.
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I installed Win 8 again with Parallels to investigate this UI.
It's very very annoying... I needed to pin a shortcut on Start interface
only to shut down. I'm in doubt if I'm older or Steve Balmer's brain is becoming sluggish
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Nono, I'm 22, used Windows OS variations all my life and can hardly figure out Windows 8. It is by far the worst desktop operating system I have ever seen. There's a very beautiful elegance in Apple and how they treat their mobile and desktop operating system versions. They merge and meld flawlessly while including key frameworks that separate the two because the two are functionally separate. Can someone make an operating system that's loaded onto any device? Yes. Microsoft has proved that. Should it be done and has it succeeded? Hell no, they're selling more copies of Windows 7 than they EVER have from people trying to escape this terrible pre-loaded mess when they buy a new computer. People have been deactivating old copies from past PCs and transferring operating systems, pirating them, anything to escape what is Windows 8. They have so royally screwed up, it's actually impressive.
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I tried Windows 8 UI here with Parallels that came on Macupdate bundle... My experience was worst than Vista... Sometimes I can't return to application I'd opened, it's very "roller coaster" feeling that causes me panic. The buttons are so indistinguishable, it's very annoying and get me tired.
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I've always been bothered by the leather "desk calendar" design. I'm old enough to remember when most desks had something like that, but only those of secretaries and other lower-eschelon office employees, not their bosses. To me, therefore, they are a reminder of a long-gone (and good riddance!) business paradigm and also, to this on again/off again vegetarian, more than a little disturbing. I would love having a choice between the leather (in a color one of my university design professors referred to , in his fabulous Croatian accent, as "Baby Shit Brown") and something more airy or industrial steel -- or better yet, that I could customize myself.
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interesting point you bring up mara. though i am a fan of making electronic tools behave similarly to the objects they mimic, there is always the variable of personal perception.
example being you have (for both generational and personal reasons) a negative connection to the "leather" calendar. when i have a completely opposite experience with it.
i do wonder though, why they wouldnt give users the option of say, leather, metal or plastic?
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I was the boss and I had one on my desk. I loved them. Not for the calendar - mine was rarely (if ever) on the right month. I loved having a big sheet of paper on my desk at all times to write notes.
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Well, Ivan, I don't claim to be a true vegetarian -- I merely refuse to eat "factory meat" and sometimes go for quite a while doing without it altogether. Usually, leather for mass-produced items like desk accessories are a byproduct of factory slaughter operations, and I don't want to support that. I believe you would find most vegetarians (and certainly vegans) think this way.
Art D., yeah, you're right about those fancy desk blotter type things. I remember bosses having them. The secretaries were more likely to have faux leather versions. I oversimplified.
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Jony Ive Leaves His Mark As Skeuomorphism Concept Vanishes From One App
BY BRYAN M. WOLFE on Fri March 22nd, 2013
It has been nearly six months since Tim Cook fired long-time iOS manager Scott Forstall. Now, we're beginning to see what this shakeup has meant for the company, and for iOS.
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the new setup has brought together Apple's industrial design team, led by Jony Ive, and Apple's mobile software, or "human interface" team, managed by Greg Christie.
"A thawing," has occurred between the two groups, according to an unnamed Apple employee. This has resulted in increased "collaboration across hardware, software, and services.
During the Steve Jobs era, Apple's hardware and software teams rarely worked together. This dynamic lead to the odd mix between Ive's industrial hardware design, and Forstall's concept of skeuomorphism as it relates to software.
Craig Federighi is the overall leader of Apple's far-reaching software engineering team. However, Ive also has an influence on both iOS and OS X in his new position as Vice President of Human Interface.
Very little is known about iOS 7, Apple's first mobile OS without Forstall as a manager. However, according to The Wall Street Journal, Ive is pushing a "'flat design' that is starker and simpler" than past versions.
The first indication of what the iOS reboot may ultimately look like takes the form of the recently updated Podcasts app. Version 1.2, which Brent Dirks previously mentioned, includes a number of new tools. However, its biggest change is the loss of the reel-to-reel skeuomorphism of past versions.
I don't expect Apple to reinvent the wheel with iOS 7. However, bringing to market little tweaks like the one above could go a long way at bringing better synergy between Apple's hardware designs and the software that runs on them.
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Interesting post, Qwerty - thanks. I figured there would be some down time for transition with Apple after Jobs passing. Some fresh ideas from another genius like Ives can be a very good thing.
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I'm sending that one to my PC-loving brother who was praising the Windows phones just yesterday.
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This book is scary. The sheer weight and thickness will make you think - "S*** what have I gotten myself into?"
Once you crack the book open, it gets worst. It espouses that law professors are out to get you, and that you won't garner anything worthwhile by attending class. That's a load of horse cr*p.
Atticus Falcon, the pseudonym of the author of this book, encourages impressionable 1L students to (skip class and) purchase hornbooks instead. He argues that students can simply study at home and show up only for the final exam.
While I haven't been to every single law school in the universe, I know this is a horrible strategy for most law students at most law schools. One of the biggest benefits of going to law school is networking with classmates. The shortsightedness of anyone who stays locked up in his/her room memorizing blackletter law, in hopes to get a higher grade, is baffling to me.
My vote is for you to avoid this book.
But...I will be fair. I do know someone from my law school (the University of Chicago Law School), who stayed home and studied off of hornbooks, never came to class, and still aced his 1L year.
Still. This doesn't change the fact that not showing up to class is a horrible strategy for success.


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Elvis – Suspicious Minds
Bit of Elvis.
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Bit of Elvis.
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@LuisRamirez666 Vegas baby!!!!
Elvis could sing convincingly in almost any genre; he had a 2 1/2 octave range; he emoted and projected better than virtually any other singer. Contemporaries and non-contemporaries alike, as well as vocal teachers have commented on his wonderful gift.
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What concert was this?
Elvis sim é o Rei Elvis the King.
… no, no …. THANK YOU!
Will there ever be another man this good looking? Or talented? I think not.
You said it. Really great times, some really sad times but I agree wholeheartedly.
Please view on his own merits without comparisons. Is that too hard? All great artists have attained that status for superlative talent. That clears the field. Great artists are forever, regardless of era. First though, they must stand the test of time to be legends.
What a song, what a man, what a voice , what a smile. God Bless you Elvis for all the happy hours I have spent listening to your wonderful beautiful voice and looking at your most handsome face. Love you, yesterday, today, tomorrow and always,. TCB
elvis is king baby
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@boodis100 not when he's black!
@VegEdGoku tell us!
he is still amazing
All these teenage heroes nowadays could take some example from this guy, this is attitude!
All these teenage heroes could get some example from here, this is fucking attitude!
the King.
Elvis is awsome thumbs up if im right
shove it up your nose?
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Su madre es la puta reina de las putas!
Ir chupar el pene de Jorge Porcel
Your mother is the queen whore of all whores!
Go suck Jorge Porcel's penis!
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Awesome we got Williams I really wanted him. Also that gives a connection with Boo Williams and Oak Hill Academy. Nice pipeline there. Williams has a lot of potential. If we get Vonleh I think 2013 has a shot to be just as good as 2012.
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Awesome we got Williams I really wanted him. Also that gives a connection with Boo Williams and Oak Hill Academy. Nice pipeline there. Williams has a lot of potential. If we get Vonleh I think 2013 has a shot to be just as good as 2012.
So if we dont get Anya who starts at C. Jurkin or Fischer? Or do we play small with Vonleh and Perea both starting
Definitely play small and fast if we get vonleh. Yogi, will, Jeremy, Noah, hanner.
I hear that Perea & Jurkin aren't even academically cleared yet, so it's entirely possible that one or maybe even both of them never suits up. Not a cheery thought, but it may explain the interest in getting extra commitments for next year. But assume that they are Ok...
3 seniors will leave, Creek is a senior academically and could be gone too, Zeller would be crazy not to leave after this year so there is you 5 scholarships right there. VO leaving would make 6, and I hear he is also on track to graduate early, this spring.
Add a transfer leaving for more playing time and then we would be shorthanded even with Beejay and Vonleh! Add Perea or Jurkin not qualifying and you could have an undersign bind! It's a very fluid situation and hard to predict, so I won't worry and I'll just let CTC do his job.
I am pretty sure they are cleared.
Yeah they are cleared or we never would have gotten #1 in the polls. And as of now i think VO goes especially if we get vonleh. Too much competition his draft stock could be hurt by staying. Zeller is gone. So as of now i think we are fine on scholarships. So need to hope 2 guys go elsewhere for PT if we want anya and Vonleh
Now that i think about it the same thought process may apply to sheehey if we got Vonleh
Here's the link:
Perea and Jurkin apparently have not yet been cleared by the NCAA's Eligibility Center. Evaluations often take longer for foreign athletes. Perea is from Colombia, although he went to high school at northern Indiana's La Lumiere School. Jurkin is from South Sudan but attended United Faith Christian Academy in North Carolina.
If that evaluation extends deep into November and Elston remains sidelined, IU could have some inside depth issues.
Fort Wayne Sentinel...hmmm...it's hard for me to say, but I thought Peegs or someone on Peegs said they are cleared. GUess we will find out on Thursday in the exhibition game.
Well tonight Anya was talking to Blackmon and Williams on twitter. Plus after a rumor spread he was committing tomorrow appeared, a bunch of IU fans showed him love.
Anya is absolutely committing here IMO, way too many connections to the IU program. Surreal. Williams must have flicked over the domino. 5 years ago Crean was trying to super glue a recruiting class together headlined by Nick Williams and Malik Story now kids are tripping over themselves to commit to IU.
Isn't Anyas mom really religious and thats really important to her? Or was that Williams, but if it was Anya we should have him on lock down with Crean afterall.
If we do get Anya though, I can't believe that Vonleh would go somewhere else. He WILL get playing time here. And I would imagine he would want a place where he can win a championship his freshman year, since hes likely not to stay more than a year.
Idk about Anya. He should be dominating HS competition. But he's not. HS 6'8 270, how is he not destroying HS competition. I understand he has a huge wing span and he's got potential. But he just reminds me of sullinger without the offensive game. Idk. Hope he proves me wrong. I don't think he would help us out a lot right away, he will take time to develop. Vonleh is ready now though. I really want him.
Anya has the physical tools and a great work ethic. But he does need some coaching no doubt about that. But look what Crean has done with the guys he has. Either developed more than people thought or faster.
So either he has an eye for talent and spots people who are undervalued. Or he is able to coach them up. Either way, if he wants Anya I trust that he know what hes doing.
Vonleh has a visit with us on 11/9 hopefully we find out more then. He seems really positive about IU. Boo Williams likes our chances on landing him.
He chose to come here on opening night lets hope Yogi and all the other guys likely to be here next year are especially lights out
Sounds like Anya is out of the mix.
or maybe... Anya told CTC he was going to NC State.Quote:
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It is the seventh time the hospice in Little Hulton has staged the event and over the years it has raised more than £1.2 million.
Last year, almost 2,800 walkers took part and raised more than £220,000 for the charity.
The 10k event, which will take place on June 21, starts at Manchester Central and goes past Manchester Cathedral, Granada Studios, Castlefield and Manchester University.
Jayne Bessant, hospice chief executive, said: "Last year was one of our best on record in terms of the number of participants, emphasising the huge amount of support for St Ann's Hospice from within the community.
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Summer Traveling Tips
March 21, 2012
With summer right around the corner; here are some tips for traveling:
Use traveler's checks and credit cards instead of cash whenever possible. Take only those credit cards you need.
Carry a purse close to your body, not dangling by the straps. Carry a wallet in an inside coat or front trouser pocket. Better still, wear a money pouch underneath your clothing.
Be alert for pickpockets in crowded areas like airline, bus and train terminals, major tourist attractions and public transportation.
Don't look distracted or lost. Walk confidently and stay alert to what's happening around you.
Stay alert for staged mishaps, like someone bumping into you or spilling a drink, a stranger offering to snap a family photo or a pedestrian jumping in front of the car and falling so you leap out to investigate.
Before You Go
Plan ahead. If you're traveling by car, get maps and plan your route. Have the car and tires checked out before you leave.
Leave copies of the numbers of your passport, driver's license, credit cards and traveler's checks with a friend in case you need to replace them.
Put lights and a radio on timers to create the illusion that someone is at home when you go away. Leave shades, blinds and curtains in normal positions. Stop the mail and newspapers or ask a neighbor to take them in.
Once You're There
When you check into a hotel or motel, check out the locks. Look for deadbolts or solid doors with peepholes. FYI... the new coded electronic cards are safer than ordinary key locks.
Be sure your luggage is locked. Keep it close to you at all times.
Keep valuables in a hotel safe or safe deposit box. Better still, leave them at home.
Ask the hotel staff or police about the neighborhood's safety and what areas to avoid.
Lock belongings in your suitcase or keep them out of sight.
Don't display guest room keys in public or carelessly leave them on restaurant tables, at the swimming pool, or other places where they can be easily stolen.
Immediately report any crime to the police.


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1. Re: Home Phone Connect and faxingCharmingPhlsphr Apr 21, 2011 11:19 AM (in response to jillflinton)
jillflinton wrote:
I read that Home Phone Connect does not work with incoming or outgoing faxing. Is there any hope this will change? I would love to get the service, but I have an all in one printer, fax, scanner, copier that would now be partly useless.
I would be almost certain that this will not change, at least not in the near future.
2. Re: Home Phone Connect and faxingparkernathan Apr 25, 2011 2:38 AM (in response to CharmingPhlsphr)
I've heard FAXING over VOIP is difficult. If Verizon ever pulls it off, I'd consider switching!
3. Re: Home Phone Connect and faxingRetiredDMTS Jun 28, 2011 11:17 PM (in response to parkernathan)
Mobile voice, in a manner similar to VoIP, compresses signals to conserve RF (or IP in the case of VoIP) bandwidth. For VZW, CDMA Enhanced Variable Rate Codec B is ideal for human speech, but performs poorly for pure sinusoidal signals such Group 3 Fax or DTMF (Touch Tone). You can observe sinusoid signal distortion by establishing a call between a landline and a mobile phone and listening the to reception of the DTMF (TouchTone signals). Since DTMF is generated locally in a landline phone, it is subject to EVRC-B encoding and sounds very poor at the mobile receiver. The DTMF signals of the Mobile phone are generated at the interface to the PSTN by network equipment based on digital representations of the digits pressed on the mobile.
Sooo, to make a long story short, unless there is some breakthrough in the Group 3 standards, Faxing over mobile or VoIP will
not happen any time soon.
4. Re: Home Phone Connect and faxingpizza27 Sep 2, 2011 3:09 PM (in response to RetiredDMTS)
Great technical response. However I disagree with one component....
I currently have Time Warner VOIP home phone... and you can Fax
So Faxing over VOIP works right now.
5. Re: Home Phone Connect and faxingpizza27 Sep 2, 2011 3:10 PM (in response to pizza27)
And I bet Vontage works too.
6. Re: Home Phone Connect and faxingpoonkie Sep 5, 2011 2:33 PM (in response to pizza27)
But both Vonage and Time Warner VOIP is -wired- service, i.e. they go over an existing cable service or phone line. Home Phone Connect is -wireless-. It uses the same technology as your mobile phone. Technology does not currently exist to FAX over wireless connections. There are some technologies to FAX over IP, but they will not help with Home Phone Connect.
Of course, with an MFD, you can scan that document, and send it in an email. More labor intensive, but if the alternative doesn't work....
My question to the Home Phone Connect marketeers - are there plans for this device or next gen to support data, with an ethernet port like a wireless router? If so, I would drop my wired connection in a heartbeat. But as it is, I must maintain my wired connection so that I can use DSL to the internet for all my home computers. There is no other Internet service offered in the area where I live (5 miles from Keene, NH).
7. Re: Home Phone Connect and faxinglbcarl Sep 18, 2011 1:47 PM (in response to pizza27)
I have faxed using MagicJack successfully, but alarm system, and fax on Home Phone Connect does not work. The stuttering dial tone on it kills the call.
8. Re: Home Phone Connect and faxinghockeycrazypjd Sep 19, 2011 1:16 AM (in response to RetiredDMTS)
While your explanation is techincally correct, it sounds like you may have retired prior to learning about T38.
Fax is certainly supported over mobile networks and is covered in the 3GPP specs (as well as LTE).
It is slowly gaining support but doesn't get much attention since Fax is a very small portion of data traffic these days.
9. Re: Home Phone Connect and faxingMarquiaF_VZW Sep 22, 2011 7:57 PM (in response to hockeycrazypjd)
Thanks everyone for your inquiries. I checked with our product team and the manufacturer Huawei is investigating support for fax. It requires use of an older VZW technology and is still under investigation.


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Brought Several of these pc's at a very low price and I have found them a joy to work with. Although these machines are quite old, they still have their uses.
One very unique feature of this series of computer is the ability for it to accept a wide variety of CPU's. All you need to do is to buy a socket 370 (PGA370) to a Slot 1 socket. Some of mine have got 1.4GHZ Celerons in them and they boot fine, this was a large improvement over the standard Pentium 2's and 3's which they were designed for.
Another nice feature about these computers is the sheer durability of the design, the cases are so well built that you can physically drop them, and they will be fine, however I do not recommend this.
The computers also have a very good power supply in them, which is very well built, but also they run at a very cold temperature. This is a good feature because it lowers the overall system temperature to around 20-30deg. This is very good if you are planning to use them as a server which is what I do with mine.
One small problem with them however is the fact that they have a removable storage controller. This is a problem because it does have the tendency to work loose during excessive movement, but this is a simple problem to rectify. The same can count for the slot 1 CPU's which also suffer with this problem, this can be solved with a simple clip.
Overall these computers are perfect for being used as low-grade cheap servers, and low spec desktop pc's/workstations. I would not recommend these machines as gaming PC's unless you are planning to play solitaire lol.
I have had this computer for sometime now, and for an older computer this thing runs very well still. Despite having problems with Windows, this computer still runs fast with an install of the latest version of Windows, much more then what this thing was meant to run! This computer is also very fast for its price, meaning you get performance, reliability, and value in one nice easy package. But for a negative the horizontal style is not near as good as the vertical style casing. And the inside of the computer is very hard to open up and work on, and it is very hard to upgrade. And the outside of the casing is not all that fashionable. <>Motherboard<> The motherboard is a high quality Intel based chipset. That comes standard with a decent CPU. And a FSB(Front Side Bus) of 133Mhz <>Harddisk<> Comes with a decent sized harddisk around 10gigs, which is more then enough to store all your data. <>RAM<> The ram works on PC133, it can old up to 512mb, but not a single 512mb chip of ram :( <>CDROM<> The computer I got came with a 48 times CDROM, but you can upgrade to a DVDROM. <>Floppy Drive<> I think all this computer come standard with 1.44mb floppies. <>Keyboard & Mouse<> The keyboard lasted me a nice long time, and when you type on is was nice and quite, but the mouse, on the other hand, was low quality and stop working almost right away.
Right I thought I write an opinion on the Deskpro EN computer as I uses it everyday at work and also do most of my Dooyoo time on it as well. Well first of all looking at the market at the moment there is so many machine out their that would cost you around 1000 pounds and would get a higher spec machine than this. Don't be put off by this as this machine does more that it needs to with the power that it has. Now at work our computers are networked and it is very difficult not using all the services. But luckily enough we have administration right to install and remove software. MOTHERBOARD ------------------------ The type of motherboard that you get is a chipset –Intel 815E with the process power can go from Intel Pentium Three 667 MHz to 1 GHz. It comes with standard L2 of 256 KB integrated ECC, front side bus of 133 MHz and maximum Memory 512 MB. At least you know that the unit is future proof and will have no problem with further development. HARD DRIVE ------------------- You get a large amount of hard drive space around 10 gigs, which are more than enough to run all your application needs. Of course you also have the option to upgrade this to around 40 gigs whenever you like. Hard drives have never been a problem on machines as it can be updated at any time and this system support ultra ATA/100 drive protection system that is a newest system around. MEMORY -------------- The actual processing speed for the memory are PC 133 which is really fast and can be populated by one DIMM slot of either 64, 128, 256. Of course you can add up to anything to 512 MB as the motherboard supports it. DRIVES ----------- There are several options available for drives are 1.44 MB Diskette Drive that allows you to put all of your floppy disk in. Also at time of purchase you can add a CD-ROM drive of 48 speed or a DVD drive 16 speed DVD
and 40 speed CD drive in one. Since it was a work machine and they want to save on cost they cave a CD ROM drive of 48 speed, as it's cheaper. KEYBOARD ----------------- The keyboard is very comfortable to uses with nice button that don't seem springy. It is an easy to uses keyboard with a few multimedia option buttons built on the top of it. These buttons allow you to open certain application faster as well as help with you Internet browser. MOUSE ------------ You get a two-button mouse that also comes with a scroller that allows you to move up and down on pages and option on the Internet. This mouse is brilliant to have as it come standard with the scroller mouse. The scroller mouse will save you so much time when you have large documents of down looking down web pages, I would recommend to anyone to buy one of these. SOUND CARD -------------------- The system comes with a built in sound card, which is Sound Blaster Audio PCI 128. I've played a few CD on the system and it sounds great with the standard built in speaker of the unit. You can add some extra ones if you like and more than happy to show NETWORK CONTROLLER -------------------------------------- The model that we have at work contains Integrated Intel PRO/100 VM Network Connection and work really well. This is also integrated on the system and is no a seperate unit. Does the job fine at work but would not use this option if it were a home computer. GRAPHICS CARD -------------------------- Intel 3D Direct AGP (option available on entry-level Deskpro EN models only) this is the basic card you can get for this machine but if you want to spend more money you can get much better card to play movies and games for your system. EXPANSION OPTIONS -------------------------------- Slots – there are 1 AGP slot for all types of graphics card t
hat support that type of slot and 5 PCI slots for other device expansions. Bays – There are two bays where you could add drive in like dvd, CD rewriter, tape backup and so on. OPERATING SYSTEM --------------------------------- The operation system that came with was a dual installation of Windows 2000/Windows NT 4.0 with selectable SP1 as standard. Which I think is not that bad and is really good for businesses that are taking their networks into the future. OVERALL --------------- The response and speed of the machine does allow me to spend a lot of time on the Internet to do all my opinions without any problems. I have noticed some slow downs during the day when everyone is in at work and can cause some lags. I really do like this machine as I do a lot of web design on the Intranet and with the speed and memory I'm able to run several applications at the same time. The system that I'm using is a Pentium three 733 with 128 memory and 10 gigs hard drive with network capability. I would recommend this system but there is a lot better unit out there at the moment that could be much better value for money. It also does come with three year on site warranty and the support that you get is really brilliant. Also the website offers all driver information and downloads available to you. Hope this has been interesting! :0)
Probably not everyone's first choice when purchasing a new computer, but as you will see if you read on Compaq computers are surprisingly good. The only draw back I feel is that they are a tad on the expensive side. ** My Experience ** Over the last year the company that I work at has gradually started to buy Compaq computers. At first I wasn't sure about them as for as long as I have worked there they have always bought Dell computers and I was quite happy with these. When we go the first Compaq I thought they looked a bit strange as I was used to the look of Dell computers. My first impression was that they looked quite fidley to service and were a lot heavier than the Dell computers, which we had. But over the year that we have had them I have found them to be very easy to work with. The design of the cases has improved a lot and the insides of the PC I feel are very easy to get at, which is a bonus. The cases are also very easy to open unlike some computers, there are just two buttons on the side of the computer, a desktop version, and you pull back and hey presto the case is open. Once you can the case off the PCI slots were easily accessible and the hard drive and floppy drive were mounted on a frame which could be lifted out. Extra drives such as CD-ROM drives were also very easy to install, all they required were four screws attached to them on the side and they would slide and lock into place. All of the hardware inside the computer is very easy to get at, which is very good because the last thing you want to be doing is struggling to get at something when servicing a computer. When you come to reinstall the computer this is also made very easy. With each computer you get a restore CD, this you put in the CD-ROM Drive and the computer will boot off the CD. All you need then is either Windows 9x or NT. All of the drivers for the computer are installed automatically and you don't have to do anything, appart
from fill in a few details about the owner etc… This is a break to scrambling around looking for the individual driver disks, which we lost a lot of the time. You have to be careful though to keep the restore CD if you have a Compaq Laptop as the CD you get with it is the only one that will restore your laptop. To get this fixed without it is then a very long drawn-out experience with a lot of time spent on the phone convincing Compaq that we did own that particular Laptop. Eventually we got a new restore CD sent out to us. ** My Thoughts ** Generally it is my view that I wouldn't buy a brand computer for home, as I don't have a problem fixing it myself. But if you want some comfort from the fact that your PC has a good warranty these computers are good, if a little pricey. But then the extra that you pay in the price goes into testing the computers, so generally you should get fewer problems with them.
When I first strode in ot the room and glared down at the little machine humming away on my desk, I thought, what a little machine. Indeed, the compaq en deskpro is quite a small machine, and it has many advantages, yet, like many things in the commercial world, it has its faults aswell. The computer would be ideal for a company because of its grat networking capabilities. The machine is easy to upgrade and repare aswell, because the cover comes off with a touch of a button. I also noticed that there was no "restart" button on the machine, maybe this was meant for a purpose, though it would have been more useful, as with some software programs computers do crash. The overall noise of the computer is quite low, and it stand by mode the computer is completly silent, however, for some strange reason, the dreaded cd-rom drive starts making that annoying whissss sound it makes for time to time.... The speed of the pc, of course depends on the model, but compaq are very reliable at delivring a good speed pc. One of the faults is the floppy drive, i dont know why, but compaqs tned to eat for floppy diskes so that they get broken.... Sound is good enough, I think this range come with top quality internal speakers that are crisp and sharp. When playing games, you can really see a difference between playing on a en series because quite simply the speed and the sheer quality of the graphics. They just like the tv, and the faster modems allow fast gameplay over the internet. I can understand why this computer was built for networking in buisnesses, because of the design of it. Overall, the quality of the macine is exceptiona, and it excells in all areas. This pc will clearly last you for atleast 3 years as a home user, and even then you can have it up graded!!! The customer service of compaq are reliable and they are easy to get in touch with. In conclusion, a great machine, with its faults. My Rating: 8/10
If you are in business, do not buy these machines. I have 25 machines so far and about 20% have broken down and Compaq's support has been appalling. You log a call, they take a couple of days to call back, then eventually then come, don't have the part, then leave you a loaned part, come back a week or two later to replace that loaned part, and then bugger off again. All this amounts to loads of disturbance and lost working time. I'm fed up with them, but they are too big to care about this customer!
Working with the EN I see a lot of the machines. We have been buying since the 300 PII's and are still buying now that we have the new model 733's. These are serious business machines, on the whole easy to work with, although the drive carriage presses on the cabling and connectors on the old case, although this has been rectified. Very reliable. I can't think of one that has had a major problem and we've had 100's pass through us with no faults and the older machines still run fine (I am writing on one. I would say that they are a bit expensive for wha tthey are, so I would not reccomend for homw use, go for the EP. But for office use, to have as a company workhorse I would thoroughly reccomend them.


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Apr 4th 2011
My wife is a second grade teacher - her day is filled with inspiring and educating eight year olds. While the tactics used to educate eight year olds is different than those used for 18, 38 and 58 year olds, one common factor does apply - the desire to teach yourself.
One of the mantras you hear in education is that classroom hours are only a fraction of the education process. Students should spend a multiple of about 2x or more reviewing/studying/practicing what they just heard in the classroom. I used to teach drivers education part-time while in college. This was before the advent of GPS in vehicles. I would often take students driving to locations where I was not familiar, knowing that eventually, we'd end up someplace I'd recognize before the two hour lesson ended. The time spent in the driver's education car, a lackluster white Dodge, was to build on skill sets that were developed driving with the student's parents. It seems the best students I had were the ones that grew up on farms and understood how to back up a vehicle – turning the wheels one way moved the vehicle in an opposite direction. Those students excelled at the maneuverability test. The worst students I had were the ones that their parents were afraid to drive with them! The fact is they needed education and reinforcement beyond the classroom setting.
Once again, I'm drawing parallels with education for technology in CPA firms. No, your parents aren't going to come out of retirement and teach you something new, you as the end user have to take some of the responsibility yourself. Much of the end user education today comes as a byproduct of consumer driven tools – advanced cell phones, Web 2.0 and ubiquitous Internet. Users simply have tech skills because their personal life demands it. While I don't want to involve generational differences in this argument, one might say this applies to Millenials or Gen Y, but I'd say this applies to Baby Boomers and beyond as well. Granny is getting on Facebook as much today as your typical high schooler.
You often hear the term "champion" in terms of a software product at your office. Who are those people and how did they get there? Those people that have the unofficial title of CCH Engagement Wizard or Microsoft Excel Guru – I doubt they took a class beyond what was offered to everyone. I bet they embraced the software and wanted to use it more than the 20% capacity most users do. If you want to be valued by your firm, take a step toward being a champion. Your firm and your peers will respect you for it! Take the time to learn some of this stuff on your own, it will pay dividends in the future.


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Diamondbacks Take Solbach in MLB Draft
Liberty right-hander Michael Solbach was selected by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the 48thth round of the Major League Baseball Draft Wednesday evening.
Solbach, a redshirted sophomore from Woodbridge, Va., was taken in the 48th round and was the 1429th pick overall. The right-hander can opt for signing a contract with the Diamondbacks or elect to stay at Liberty for another year.
This past season, the pitcher posted a 7-4 mark with a 4.66 ERA, while striking out 71 and walking 25 in 85 innings. For the second straight season, he was among the Big South Conference leaders in wins and strikeouts.
In his first season on the mound for the Flames in 2005, Solbach was among the Big South leaders as he recorded an 8-4 mark with a 4.01 ERA in a 106 1/3 innings. In addition, he pitched five complete games, while striking out 64.
With the right-hander's selection, Liberty has now had players taken in every Major League Draft since 1999.
The draft, which held its first 20 rounds on Tuesday, concluded with the final 30 rounds on Wednesday.


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Indecent assault at Warilla
On Saturday, July 5 at about 2.30pm, a 51-year-old female patron at a Warilla club was allegedly indecently assaulted as she walked to the toilet in the club.
The alleged offender was a 48-year-old male patron.
A complaint was made to club management and the male was removed from the premises.
Police were called and commenced an investigation, taking statements and reviewed CCTV footage.
On Sunday, July 6 the accused man was charged with assault with an act of indecency, and will face Port Kembla Local Court on July 30.
Property damaged
A man has been charged with malicious damage after police were called to a premises at Albion Park on Sunday.
Police were called after it was reported a man at the rear of the premises could be heard yelling and screaming.
When police arrived they found the man surrounded by broken glass and standing near a broken window.
The accused was detained by police.
He stated that he lived at the location, but his mother would not let him in.
Police knocked on the door in an unsuccessful attempt to raise any occupant.
Police gained entry to the premises via the rear smashed window and conducted a search of the house, which revealed the house was unoccupied.
The accused was searched by police whereby identification was located, which revealed the man was the wrong house.
Police allege the man was intoxicated.
He was taken to his home and spoken to in front of his mother.
The accused then allegedly became aggressive towards his mother and was subsequently taken to Lake Illawarra Police Station, where he was detained as an intoxicated person to prevent any further incidents.
The man will face court at a date to be fixed, having been charged with malicious damage.
Albion Park incident under investigation
A 31-year-old man from Port Kembla is alleged to have blacked out while driving east along Tongarra Road, Albion Park at about 2am on July 8, subsequently causing a trail of damage.
It is alleged the man's vehicle mounted the kerb on the southern side of the road before continuing in an easterly direction on the wrong side of the road.
There it mounted the kerb again and collided with the front fence of a residence.
The vehicle bounced off the fence and continued on the road, where it mounted the kerb again, collided with shrubs and came to a stop.
Police attended a short time later and spoke to the driver, before subjecting him to a roadside breath test, which produced a negative result.
While speaking to the driver police allege he was slurring his speech, was unsteady on his feet, had pinpoint pupils and was extremely moody.
The man was subsequently arrested and conveyed to Shellharbour Hospital for a blood and urine sample.
Police are awaiting the results of that blood test.
Costly holiday
A Gold Coast man will face Albion Park Local Court in September after being charged with High-Range PCA following a police pursuit.
On the afternoon of Saturday, June 7, Highway Patrol Police were positioned on Tongarra Road, Albion Park and allege two motorcycles were travelling at an estimated speed of 90-100 kilometres per hour in a sign-posted 60-kilometre per hour area.
The two motorcycles allegedly crossed double unbroken lines to overtake another car.
Police followed the bikes and as they turned into Broughton Avenue, police found one of the bikes had crashed.
The rider was taken to Shellharbour Hospital, where a blood sample was taken.
Police allege the blood sample returned a high-range blood alcohol reading.


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LOWER TOWNSHIP - Customers at a North Cape May bank are being told to check their accounts after an "electronic skimming device" was found on an ATM machine.
The device was found on an ATM in the vestibule at the Bank of America branch on Bayshore Road in North Cape May.
Capt. Thomas Beeby said an investigation, and video surveillance footage, showed the device had been on the ATM machine since Aug. 10 at 2:13 p.m.
Within the hour a vigilant customer discovered the device, Beeby said.
The customer told police that a green light, usually indicates the card has been read, did not appear.
She then searched the card reader, and was able to remove the skimming device, Beeby said. Due to the incident taking place during non-business hours, she took the device home and called it in the next business day.
Video surveillance caught the individual who police say may have placed the device.
Beeby said the individual on camera is a person of interest.
He added an investigation revealed that the apparel worn by the person may have been bought in Ukraine.
The Lower Township Police Department is recommending that anyone who used the ATM location on Aug. 10 monitor their bank accounts. The police department also wants customers to be vigilant while using their debit cards at any ATM location. If they suspect that a machine has been tampered with, they should call local authorities immediately and discontinue their transaction. The police can be reached at 886-2711.


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The Downtown Flushing Transit Hub Business Improvement District has run advertising for a new executive director that lists preferred skills for applicants, including knowledge of English and Mandarin Chinese — not Korean. Is this BID defined by geography or ethnicity? Whom does it intend to serve? Is it actually the Chinese Flushing BID? Does this mean no Koreans need apply?
This is a revealing detail and takes on special significance in light of the battle within the BID over politically connected developer Michael Lee's Flushing Commons project. It is being developed by TDC, a subsidiary of F&T Group, with offices in Shanghai and New York. Lee is F&T Group's chairman and CEO.
Mabel Law, the previous BID executive director, left in the midst of the BID's internal war over Flushing Commons and joined the staff of city Controller John Liu. Until January, Liu was Flushing's city councilman and opposed the Commons project. Now Lee's friend, Republican Peter Koo, is councilman and it is green lighted all the way.
And the previous head of the BID, Jim Gerson, is said to have been forced out by Michael Meyer, president of TDC, because Gerson opposed Flushing Commons.
The Korean owners of small businesses along Union Street resisted Flushing Commons. Many believe that first the construction and then the businesses in the Commons will destroy their livelihoods.
Some have said there is a deliberate plan to eliminate the last Korean businesses from downtown Flushing and make it a mono-cultural business environment, though this has been dismissed as paranoia.
Yet here is the BID asking for proficiency in Chinese without also or alternatively Korean in its executive director. Is that because it does not intend for there to be any Korean business owners with whom to communicate?
And all this leaves out the larger picture, which is that Latinos, African Americans and all other ethnic groups seem to be virtually excluded from opening businesses in Flushing — and the BID is not going to organize any programs to help them, either.
One must ask again, whom does this BID intend to serve?
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A LARGE fire at a terrace house this afternoon is thought to have started because it was being used as a cannabis factory.
The blaze, which wrecked the roof, also spread to the two neighbouring properties, which had to be evacuated.
Firefighters were called to William Street, Colne, at around 2pm after reports that the blaze had broken out in one of the bedrooms.
Witnesses said the smoke was so intense that it was impossible to see down the street.
Inspector Mick Johnson said: "There is a police investigation ongoing and one of the lines of inquiry is that the house was being used as cannabis farm.
"It does not appear to be suspicious, we are not treating it as an arson, but it would appear that the house was being used for the cultivation of the plant."
Mark Davison, 39, who lives in William Street, but whose home was not affected, said: "The fire just erupted out of the roof.
"It was a very fierce fire.
"I live across the road and I could see the smoke so I went and was banging on doors.
"People could have been asleep in there and it is the smoke that kills.
"I am just glad it was not any worse than it was."
Richard Hartley, who lives next door to the house to where the blaze started said it was fortunate he was not in at the time.
The 45-year-old father of five said: "I was out visiting my daughter at the time and the first I knew about it was when Mark came round and knocked on the door telling me he thought my house was on fire.
"We don't know what the damage is yet, but part of my roof is gone so I won't be able to go in for a while.
"There will be water damage too, so we will just have to wait and see."
Kevin Wingfield, 45, who lives in the other neighbouring house and said he would have to find somewhere else to stay.
He said: "I was out with my dog Bongo and came home and saw all the smoke.
"It's really upsetting but it is fortunate I was out at the time."
Four fire engines and an aerial ladder platform were at the scene for several hours making sure the blaze was out.
Anybody with information about the blaze is asked to call police on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111 .


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Ferretti 68 model 2000 in excellent condition
We speak English Turkish and Greek .
LOA: 21,2 m
Beam: 5,60 m
Draft: 1,8 m
Displacement: 50 tons
Engines: 2 x 1200hp MAN
Hours: 1300
Max Speed: 33 knots
Fuel Capacity: 4000 lt
Water Capacity: 1000 lt
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Master Cabin mid-ship with Double Bed and WC
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Guest Cabin with Twin Beds with WC
Fourth guest cabin with upper-lower beds
Two Crew Cabins for three with separate WC
Wooden Polished Bathrooms Floors
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Electric Search Light
Electric Windlass (x2)
Electro hydraulic Davit on Fly
Electric Door at Side of Galley
Electro hydraulic Teak Gangway
Holding Tank
Refrigerator on Fly
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Stern Thruster
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Sofas with smooth leather in salon
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Tubular lighting system on sidewalks
Television in saloon
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Foster C4C Fun Run
University of Washington - Rainier Vista
Sun 10/06/2013
The Foster C4C Fun Run and Walk is the first event of the year for the UW Foster MBA program's Challenge for Charity. It benefits Special Olympics of Washington, Boys & Girls Clubs of King County, and University District Food Bank and extends the Foster brand to our community and inspires future business leaders toward a lifelong commitment of social responsibility. The Race begins at 9am, Sunday October 6th on the Rainier Vista Lawn in the Southeast part of the University of Washington Campus.Event schedule and timesSunday October 6th, 2013 7-9am - Show up, get parked, packet pick-up, visit our sponsor booths for goodies, stretch. 9-10:30am - Run/Walk through our beautiful campus course to support Foster C4C 11am - Course closes When you finish the race, feel free to hang out and pick up some sweet snacks and swag from our sponsors before enjoying the rest of your weekend.
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A VARIETY of charities will be getting into the swing of things when the Mayor of Worcester hosts and evening of Jazz.
Councillor Pat Agar will welcome guests to the Guildhall on Friday, February 28, where the 12-piece Glevum Big Band are providing the entertainment from 7.30pmto raise funds for her chosen charities along with Acorns Children's Hospice.
The band, who come with a keyboard, drums, bass and rhythm guitars, trumpets and alto saxophones, play a variety of jazz and swing hits, including, Fly Me to the Moon, Tuxedo Junction and In the Mood.
Cllr Pat Agar said: "I'm pleased to be hosting this event at this beautiful venue and hope to see many people from the local community for a lovely evening.
"It's important to support local causes which is why half of the profits are going to Acorns, with the other half split between my three chosen mayoral charities, St Paul's Hostel, Maggs Day Centre, Asha Women's Centre."
Carole Crowe, community fund-raising officer at Acorns, said: "This is a fantastic opportunity for music lovers to enjoy a night out which goes on to benefit others.
"We rely on community support for the majority of our income to provide care and support services for local life limited children, so we are very grateful to be chosen as a beneficiary of this event."
Tickets are £10, including a glass of wine.
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She was given a hero's farewell.
Bretagne (pronounced Brittany), the last known surviving search-and-rescue dog from 9/11, was euthanized on Monday at age 16—just shy of her 17th birthday. The golden retriever worked with hundreds of other search dogs in an attempt to find survivors amongst the rubble where the World Trader Center once stood. It is an understatement to say she will be missed:
It is with heavy hearts we say goodbye to the last surviving 9/11 search dog, Bretagne. You will be missed. https://t.co/RxOoLuzgGW— FEMA (@fema) June 7, 2016
In addition to responding to the 9/11 attacks, the golden retriever and her owner, Denise Corliss, have worked together as a search team in response to Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Rita, and Hurricane Ivan, among other disasters, according to TODAY. Though she retired from formal search work at age 9, she continued to help others by volunteering as a reading assistance dog at a local elementary school.
As Bretagne entered, and later departed, the Fairfield Animal Hospital in Cypress, Texas on Monday, representatives from Texas Task Force 1 and the Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department saluted her.
"This was a very small way for us to pay tribute to a dog who truly has been a hero," Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department Captain David Padovan told TODAY. "Just because she's a K9 doesn't make her any less part of our department than any other member."


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The prospects look promising for successful surveys at all of the nine Christmas Bird Counts in Northeast Ohio scheduled between this coming Saturday and Jan. 1. Full story »
Off and on, for the past 35 years, the same group of birding buddies have gathered for the annual Christmas Bird Count in Kent. The participants traditionally meet before sunrise for breakfast, then gradually work their way toward a stretch of bike path along the Cuyahoga River in the Fred Fuller Park. Full story »
The Christmas Bird Counts provide a mid-winter opportunity for birders to renew acquaintances, to shine among our peers and to make an annual contribution to citizen science. Nine of the counts are held in NE Ohio from now until Jan. 2. Full story »
Christmas Bird Counts kick off with encouraging numbers of Carolina wrens, but several glaring misses: Aerial ViewChristmas Bird Counts kick off with encouraging numbers of Carolina wrens, but several glaring misses: Aerial ViewOn a cool and misty Sunday morning, Aerial View"s regular team of birding buddies traveled to Portage County to survey some of the best habitats in Kent as part of the Cuyahoga Falls Christmas Count – the first of seven counts in Northeast Ohio over the next three weeks. Full story »
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Trade Minister
Mr Robb hinted the government would keep its commitment to a tougher position on domestic farm purchases but would make Beijing a generous offer on broader investment. He did not reveal details of the offer.
"I've got what I think is an attractive investment package to put to China while still respecting some of the sensitivities,'' he told the ABC.
"We should be able to bring [it] to a conclusion in the foreseeable future,'' Mr Robb later told The Australian Financial Review.
He left on Thursday for a week of talks with his ministerial counterparts on reviving free-trade deal negotiations with South Korea, Japan and China.
In China, he was to hold meetings with commerce minister
There had been friction between the Liberals and the Nationals over suggestions the government would give in to China's demand for a $1 billion threshold before investment was subject to scrutiny by the Foreign Investment Review Board.
China demanded the threshold be increased from $248 million, in line with a similar deal with the United States. However, the Nationals wanted the threshold reduced to $15 million for agricultural land.
Australia had been attempting to negotiate a trade deal with China since 2005.
Rocky negotiations
Negotiations had at times been suspended. Beijing would not meet Australia's demands for a better deal on agriculture.
Government sources suggested the Korean agreement was closest to conclusion. The main stumbling block was Korea's insistence on an investor state dispute resolution clause enabling firms to resort to legal action against governments.
Mr Robb said he was confident negotiators would be able to address the remaining obstacles in the agreement with Japan.
The South Korea and Japan deals had become bogged down over their demands for Australia to drop a 5 per cent tariff on imported vehicles. Australia wanted better access to their agricultural markets.
Mr Robb's comments came as it was revealed Australia's involvement in the trans-Pacific Partnership could result in Australians paying more for medicines, movies, games and software as part of a crackdown on internet piracy.
A draft chapter on intellectual property was obtained by WikiLeaks. The proposed text revealed new US and Japanese proposals to extend and widen patents on medicines and stricter controls on generics, which could raise the cost of medicines and have an impact on the pharmaceutical benefits scheme.
The US-led TPP negotiations involved 12 countries, including Australia, Brunei, Chile, Canada, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore and Vietnam.
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DETROIT - The Montreal Canadiens can solidify their position in the Atlantic with their seventh win in eight games when they visit the division-rival Detroit Red Wings on Thursday.
Montreal sits two points clear of Tampa Bay for second in the division, while the Red Wings are locked in a four-way tie for the Eastern Conference wild-card spots. Detroit is riding an 11-game home point streak (8-0-3), while Montreal is one of four teams in the conference with at least 20 road victories.
The Red Wings captured the first two contests of the four-game season series with the Canadiens, winning 4-1 at home on Jan. 24 and 2-1 in overtime at Montreal on Feb. 26. Carey Price is expected to start for the Canadiens after recording his 24th career shutout.
Jimmy Howard should make his eighth straight start for the Red Wings despite having allowed at least three goals in three of his last four appearances.
TV: 7 p.m. ET, RDS, TSN, FSN (Detroit)
ABOUT THE CANADIENS (41-26-7): Dale Weise and Travis Moen are both day-to-day with injuries, leaving Montreal short on forward depth. Max Pacioretty has five goals in March and is one shy of matching his career high of 33 as he finds chemistry on a line with David Desharnais and Thomas Vanek. Montreal has scored on the power play in five of its last seven contests.
ABOUT THE RED WINGS (33-25-14): Gustav Nyquist is on fire, tallying nine times during his six-game goal-scoring streak. Detroit needs Nyquist's torrid pace to continue until Pavel Datsyuk can return from a knee injury, which the team hopes happens soon. Tomas Jurco will return to the lineup after missing the last three games with a rib injury.
1. The Canadiens have won at least four games in a row three times this season.
2. Montreal is 14-7-4 against divisional opponents while Detroit is 12-6-5.
3. Detroit is 17-6-0 against the Canadiens dating back to April 13, 1994.
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I was thinking of having seperate pages for the Minor PCs instead of just bunched up on one page (I'm not saying to get rid of those pages though). We could put down what they have to trade in each game and some quotes they say, along with mentioning what Arena team they're in if they're in. If the class is known, that would be useful thing to put as well. The only problem I can forsee is the lack of real names and unwillingness of people to make them. I'm willing to help work on them, though the only games I have are Infection, Rebirth, and Redemption. -- PhaethonZer0fNothing
- Sounds good, but I'd feel at better ease if you can provide 1-3 "perfect" articles as examples first.--OtakuD50 03:06, July 1, 2010 (UTC)
- What do you mean? -- PhaethonZer0fNothing
I have no preference but would anyone support making a page for Syake? She's a parody of one the game artists and has a monthly appearance in another magazine. It actually states GU NPC. If so I could use the oppertunity to make a custom infobox for NPC. It would be similar to the monster articles' hide and show. (Syake also appeared at the back of one of Link's wallpaper.) Outlaw630 19:39, July 1, 2010 (UTC)


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Bermuda Labour Day could be tourist boon
Updated 12:53 pm, Friday, August 31, 2012
Bermuda: Labour Day here follows the British spelling but the U.S. (and Canadian) date. The public holiday on the first Monday in September began in 1982, a year after a mass strike shut down most businesses. The new Uptown Carnival and Labour Celebration, however, is expected to be a boon for tourists, with a parade and huge street party in Hamilton, below.
Iowa: California isn't the only rest stop for migrating monarch butterflies. One of several Midwest oases, the Neal Smith National Wildlife Refuge, 20 miles east of Des Moines, allows volunteers to help catch monarchs for tagging - and sends them a letter if their butterfly is later tracked in Mexico. www.fws.gov/refuge/neal_smith.
New hotel
France: A private French Riviera beach just a block away is a key draw of the AC Hotel Ambassadeur Antibes-Juan Les Pins, above; being able to use hotel points there is another. The first of Marriott's new chain in France, the 221-room rebranded hotel also boasts remodeled indoor and outdoor pool areas. Fall weekday rates start at $122. www.marriott.com.
World heritage
Palau: The Rock Islands Southern Lagoon is home to hundreds of now uninhabited volcanic isles, teeming reefs, marine lakes and stingless jellyfish, among other unique species. Located between Koror and Peleliu, it's also the country's first UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the only one named in 2012 for both cultural and natural riches. www.visit-palau.com.
Swaziland: Monday marks the culmination of the annual ceremony known as the Umhlanga Reed Dance, when thousands of girls and unmarried young women cut and carry tall reeds to the Ludzidzini palace, then dance for the Queen Mother in traditional (i.e. topless) attire. Filming or photo-taking requires permits. www.swazi.travel.


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Lately, I've been on the quest to find healthy, tasty, and quick breakfasts. I was leafing through The Food You Crave by Ellie Krieger (fantastic book) and I found a recipe for Nutty Granola. I thought homemade healthy granola would be great in the morning with some yogurt and fresh berries. So far I've made the granola twice and I've been loving it! The aroma that fills the kitchen while its cooking is amazing.
How to make Healthy Granola
- Cooking Spray
- 3 cups old fashioned oats
- 1/2 cup chopped raw, unsalted walnuts
- 1/2 cup chopped unsalted almonds
- 1/2 cup chopped unsalted pecans
- 1/2 cup maple syrup
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 cup raisins, optional (I used dried cranberries)
Preheat the oven to 300 degrees. Spray a large baking sheet with cooking spray.
In a medium bowl combine the oats, nuts, maple syrup, salt, cinnamon and the raisins, if using. Spread the mixture onto the baking sheet and bake until golden brown, stirring occasionally, about 30 minutes. Transfer the sheet to a cooling rack and let cool completely. Store in the refrigerator in an airtight container.
Adapted from The Food You Crave by Ellie Krieger
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I love love this granola. I made this for the first time when it was chosen as the recipe for craving ellie in my belly. I would like to try it with some tart cherries next time I make it. If you like Ellie's recipes, you should join our group. Check it out here:
Oh I definitely will! Thanks for letting me know about it
This looks fabulous but should this actually be 20 rolls and 10 servings? I can't quite tell since in step 3, there's a mistyping on how many pieces to divide the dough into . Seriously looking forward to making this though – one of my favorite types of bread!
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POLICE have launched a probe after a man died in suspicious circumstances in a flat in Weymouth.
Scenes of crime investigators worked throughout the night last night as they tried to determine what happened.
Follow live updates on the police investigation here
Officers were called to an address in St Leonard's Road, Chapelhay at 3.20pm yesterday, where the body of a 43-year-old man was found.
Speaking to the Echo at the scene, Inspector Geoff Hicks of Dorset Police said the death was being treated as suspicious.
Insp Hicks said: "We do not know very much at the moment, we are investigating the death of a man and as a precaution we are treating it as suspicious.
"The house will be cordoned off and there will be a police guard all night and possibly into tomorrow morning as we continue with our inquiries."
A police statement said: 'At 3.20pm Dorset Police received a report of a sudden death of a man at an address on St Leonard's Road in Weymouth.
'At this time, the death is unexplained and officers from CID and scenes of crime are investigating.' Forensic examiners in white suits could be seen carrying boxes from the property.
A police cordon was put up outside as shocked residents of the road looked on.
Insp Hicks said the death happened in the first-floor flat of the property.
Neighbours spoke of their shock at the incident, describing it as 'horrible.' One, who did not want to be named, said: "We don't know what's gone on, we just heard the sirens and looked out and saw the police cars."
Another witness who saw the commotion said: "There were loads of flashing lights and then I saw the police were in St Leonard's Road. It looks serious."
Officers carried out inquiries in the street and spoke to neighbours.
When crime scene investigators left the scene, more detectives arrived.
Police remain at the house this morning.


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I play a few games that are available on both, but also a couple of games that are on facebook. I'm pretty sure I can't play these on the ipad, but does the Samsung have flash player?
I'd also like to use it for school (casual teacher) so I can put things up on interactive whiteboards. Do either of these connect well with smartboards?
I also sometimes watch catchup tv on the internet. Do either of the tablets stream well?
I know the ipads play music, but what about the Samsung? Can I use my itunes music on the Samsung? Does it transfer easily?
Also, how do I use the internet while I am away on holidays?
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Please do not disregard the NSFW tag. Beyond the initial candle-in-rectum story there's a good bit of male frontal nudity and some of the foulest language imaginable. The handwritten warning outside of this man's shop explains it best:
This is the story of the world's most profane sandwich maker, Salam Kahil, owner of La Charcuterie, a Scandinavian deli in British Columbia. Salam is a Lebanese immigrant, former mechanical engineer, former male escort, lover of blow jobs, and a stand-up citizen who regularly donates hundreds of his sandwiches to the homeless. Really, really delicious-looking sandwiches.
Salam has two immutable rules: 1. Customers must say please with every order, or no sandwich for you. 2. No cellphone calls in his shop, or no sandwich for you.
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The 'Somebody Like You' singer shows off his new hairdo in an Instagram photo.
Keith Urban has chopped off his signature hairstyle. The country singer showed off his new hairdo in an Instagram photo on November 26. The photo shows him wearing a white Bob Marley t-shirt. Smiling, Nicole Kidman's husband can be seen looking down the floor as he took the snap.
The New Zealand-born singer caused online buzz with the new hairdo. "Love it!!! Looks great!" an Instagram user wrote, while many others echoed similar sentiment. Some others, however, disapproved of the haircut. "Nope, sorry Keith. [I] prefer the long hair," a fan said. Another fan wrote a hysterical-sounding tweet which read, "Not the hair Keith!! Not the HAIR!!!!"
Before sharing the selfie, Urban hinted at having a haircut. He posted a photo of his hair littered on the floor on the hair salon. He captioned the picture, "Snow ain't the only thing falling in Nashville today!! -KU." One of his fans commented on the Instagram post, "Is that what I think it is?? I hope not." Kidman's reaction, meanwhile, is still unclear.
Urban will next perform in South Carolina's Bi-Lo Center in Greenville on December 6 as a part of his "Light the Fuse Tour". He will also serve as a judge on the 13th season of "American Idol" which kicks off on January 15 on Fox.


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Britain's number one tennis player Andy Murray is through to the semi-finals at Wimbledon after beating Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.
Murray lost the first set but came back to win by three sets to one.
The Scot said: "It was a really tough first couple of sets. I was having to defend a lot but I was really strong in the last sets."
He'll face Rafael Nadal in Friday's semi-final and added: "It'll be a great match. I'm looking forward to it."
He and the Spanish star have won two matches each playing in the Grand Slam tournaments.
But there was a big shock at Wimbledon earlier as Roger Federer - who has won the competition six times - was knocked out by Czech Tomas Berdych.
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