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Cal State East Bay President Leroy M. Morishita was proud to welcome members of the Henrietta Lacks Family to the Hayward Campus on Monday, Feb. 17. He is shown here with Ms. Lacks' grandchildren Kim Lacks and David Lacks, Jr.
Henrietta Lacks' family educates the CSUEB campus community
- February 17, 2014 4:20pm
As part of the kickoff for Cal State East Bay's "Week of Inclusive Excellence," members of Henrietta Lacks' family visited the university's Hayward Campus on Monday.
Two members of the family -- Kim Lacks and David Lacks, Jr. -- spoke to a campus community audience on Monday evening (Feb. 17) to further expand on the story told in the New York Times "best-selling" book, "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks."
Before being hosted for lunch by the university Monday afternoon, CSUEB President Leroy M. Morishita had a private meeting with the Lacks family members in his office.
Henrietta Lacks was a poor black tobacco farmer whose cells, taken without her knowledge in 1951, went on to become the first immortal human ever grown in the laboratory. Those cells, nicknamed HeLa, became one of the most important tools in modern medicine, vital for developing the polio vaccine, cloning, gene mapping, in vitro fertilization, and more. Though she died in 1951, her cells -- alive and growing to this day -- are still the most widely used cell line in the world.
Members of the Lacks family have been fascinating audiences at unmiversities and libraries throughout the United States, talking about Henrietta Lacks and her important contributions to science. The international success of the book written by Rebecca Skloot has interested milions of readers in Ms. Lacks, her legacy, as well as her family. The Lacks family didn't find out until the 1970s that the cells existed.
While her cells have helped biotech companies make millions of dollars, her family has never benefited from the commercialization of HeLa cells. Despite what they has endured, the Lacks family say they are proud to honor the memory of Henrietta and her unparalleled contributions to science.
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Nestled atop a bluff overlooking the Alabama River on U.S. Highway 80, Selma hosts thousands of tourists year-round from all over the world who come to view historic sites that date back to the early 1800s. Join us for Spring Pilgrimage where visitors have a chance to experience hands-on history through guided tours of private homes, museums, and more. Be captivated by Selma's special blend of Southern graces and historic places as you tour Alabama's largest historic district.
Selma's Pilgrimage draws visitors from near and far to experience its diverse history and architecture. Angie Detoro is among those who attends almost every year. She has come to the Selma Pilgrimage for the past 10 years. "I drive from Colorado to Tennessee to pick up my mom and sister, then continue the drive to Alabama. We love the beautiful architectural history of Selma. We appreciate the efforts of the Selma Pilgrimage Committee who make this possible, as well as the countless volunteers we have met over the years and the individuals who so graciously open their lovely homes for the tour. We look forward to attending this year," she said.
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Parent who dont like guns.
My parents have a problem with me having a gun in the house bc I have a 3 year old son. I have a safe for it! And it's not loaded!
Teach your son about guns when the time comes and unless you're still living with your parents, it is none of their business what you have in your house.
Tell your parents to pull the heads out of the sand and follow you too the range.
Share this Freud quote with your dad. "Fear of weaponry in the adult male is a sign of sexual and emotional retardation".
If all else fails tell them to piss off. Your house, your kid, your gun. So what's the problem?
Your house? Your kid? Your gun? Your safe? Your responsibility?
Tell them you don't want to hear anymore about it. Be respectful, after all, they are your parents, but let them know it is not their decision, choice, or child.
I get along great with my mom. My dad, not so much, haven't spoken to him in about a year and a half.
I've had to tell my mom on more than one occasion, "Hey, that's enough, I'm a grown man making my own decisions. You did a good job as a parent, so you shouldn't have anything to worry about." That little "you did a good job as a parent" usually makes her stop and think about the fact that she really did do a good job, and she realizes that in the end, I'll be okay with my own rewards and consequences based on my own actions.
And to think, I was the one giving her a lecture on getting a motorcycle. Those darn parents. :)
When your parents were raising you, it was their duty to make up the rules for you. Now it is your duty to make up the rules for your kid. Thank them for their advice and do what you think is best. If they take issue with your decision, thank them for their advice and move on......and maybe dress the kid as Rambo for Halloween. IOW, don't be a dick, but raise your own kid.
My sister is anti-gun; i email her ads for tasers and pepper spray and occaisionally comment on the probability of her mini-dogs outrunning her in the event of a burglary.
Regarding their insurance on their rental property: Let them know that you have a safe & store the firearm in the safe then offer to answer any other questions their insurance agent has. You should make sure that your agent knows about it for your renter's insurance.
Personally, i don't see a reason to unload the pistol if it is in the locked safe. Most of what is in my safe is loaded; it stays locked if others have access.
Are you actually renting a house from them, or living with them and paying rent? There is a big difference there, if it's also their primary home, then maybe they do have to put it on their insurance, IDK.
I do know this though, I've never done anything but rent, have never owned my own home. I have never been asked, nor would I ever volunteer the information, nor would I give the information if I were asked, if I have a gun.
i would say if your not teaching your child about firearms and firearms safety as soon as they can walk talk and are well past the "this is mine" stage your being a bad parent.
i also think that unless your parents are paying for your home or apartment its none of their business.
children who understand firearms and are taught safety are more likely to go through life as a well adjusted individual. sheltering a child from "the dangers of the world" leaves them ill prepaired
anyway just my opinion take it for what its worth
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Discussion in 'The Vestibule' started by -BubbleBobble-, Feb 19, 2013.
She hates us both :5
@UsedToBeAMan, is this true?
do you really hate me now?
So is this what caused that outburst on teh vesti?
do what
and how did you find my super secret board :3
We have an intruder :3
after him!
Man the harpoons !
@UsedToBeAMan grab the ammunition!
we gotta find this guy @trav644....
we gotta find this guy!
what guy?? @grandpagaara?
Good thing I was mentioned in this CT. I would have never found it otherwise or known this board still had posts.....oh wait-.
Anyways. I'm slowing down in posting.
Do you guys not know who I am?
Well to be fair considering we have a vesti ct this isn't really a required board anymore (for non bubblebobble fans)
Ah..my old thread?
Well...bed time
Yes and you made it. However it isn't named the vesti community thread .... so it did lead to a lot of confusion
Yeah. I thought it had died out before. Seems to be just moving real slow. Still alive when compared to the other threads.
Bed times.
Edit:triple post. Sorry.
You could just bump it and request the name be changed
You're so feisty when you're angry at me
She is angry?
So I worked out why booble was so angry the other day
He found out I WULed -prismatic- on my alt and not him .... he is only upset because -prismatic- has more posts than him
you may or may not have noticed that I didn't mention anyone
every time I make it, it gets erased, so I might as well not draw any attention to it
I like how she liked your post but not mine
That just means she dislikes me a little less :33
Your age probably makes it a bit creepier
*Has 60k likes.
Complains about one like.*
You know Mangler's probably going to surpass you in likes.
He still hasn't surpassed -prismatic- in posts though .... surely he should focus on that before likes
Hell I'm gonna surpass Bubble in likes :3
Good luck with that
Yeah. Then he can retire probably and post with no goals.
My hand fell asleep.
You mean post like most posters?
Too much wanking?
I bet I'll hit 100k eventually unless something happens.
I reckon I will hit 1k eventually unless something happens
I should make an alt.
Watching an interesting movie.
Sleeping icons.
You have an alt though ....
Did you make that?
What movie?
I got an idea
why don't you shut the fuck up and go away
why don't you do the same thing I just told rpgman if you're gonna just keep talking shit all the time about me
fuck all you
I do have some alts don't I....
I did not.
I forget the name of it.
I'm just being honest, not talking shit.
I am guessing stryder did then
Because .....
123 dibs
Ha this ct is mine now
Yep. I like it because it's sleeping. Mostly because I'm tired a lot/late night posting.
I made my icon though.
You like what because of what?
Your icon is a bit brony ish as well ..... and I am sure you are aware I made my icon
The icon. Sleeping icons are nice.
Yeah. It is kind of. But it's a zebra.
Eh I only really care about how sexy it is
It may be a pony in disguise as a zebra
I can see.
Nope. It's a zebra.
Gotta go return some movies.
Well either way your zebra is a lot better than some of the other icons you have made Perfect transparency
That is a response to my dibs?
You don't know what dibs are?
It's one of my more favorite ones too. Never uploaded it to mmii though.
Well you may not be able to upload anything there at the moment anyway
But why?


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Three people believed to be connected to a string of burglaries at Game Stop stores in Southern California and Arizona were arrested early Monday in Escondido.
Escondido police dispatchers received a call about 4:10 a.m. Monday from a witness reporting that two people were taking items from the Game Stop at 1250 Auto Parkway in the Escondido Promenade shopping center, and placing them in a waiting minivan. The witness said the minivan left the area.
Officers responded, stopping a minivan matching the witness' description. Two people in the van were detained. A second van was found in the parking lot near the Game Stop; a woman was hiding in the back. Officers found burglary tools, drills, bolt cutters, two-way radios and related items.
Police said the thieves entered Game Stop through an adjacent vacant business, climbing through the ceiling. Phone lines had been cut and door locks damaged at both businesses.
The thieves had set up 2,800 pieces of merchandise worth $93,000 at the front door to be loaded into one of the vans, police said.
Two men, ages 43 and 27, and a 33-year-old woman were arrested on suspicion of burglary, conspiracy, possession of burglary tools, felony vandalism, and destruction of phone lines. They were booked into Vista jail but have since posted bail, a police spokesman said.
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YCD Multimedia to Drive New LG Video Wall at InfoComm 2015
YCD Multimedia tapped to deliver playback to new LG panels at InfoComm using Cnario Digital Signage Suite.
ORLANDO, June 17, 2015 – YCD Multimedia, a leading global provider of advanced digital signage software solutions, announced today that its Cnario Suite is being used by LG Electronics USA to demonstrate LG's innovative new video wall displays at InfoComm 2015.
The 3x3 video wall located at LG's booth (#1529) will be powered by the latest Cnario Suite software version 3.7.1, which also is being released at the show. Read the full description of the newest version of Cnario Suite.
"YCD's latest release of Cnario Suite complements the world-leading video wall displays being introduced at InfoComm. Having a number of improvements the software now offers better performance for HTML5 applications and content deployment/transfer capabilities," said Sam Losar CEO of YCD Multimedia.
LG Electronics' all-new video wall displays feature the world's slimmest bezel to bezel design – 1.8 millimeters, about 1/16th of an inch. Available in the United States this fall in 49-, 55- and 65-inch class sizes, the LG VH7B series allows displays to be connected seamlessly with others.
Demonstrated for the first time with YCD Cnario software, the new LG displays create a powerful, impactful video wall that becomes less a collection of panels and more a cohesive, continuous image for a much more engaging, immersive viewer experience.
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Verizon Moto X signup page goes live, shows subtle carrier branding
0. phoneArena posted on 12 Aug 2013, 19:55
We've already seen a number of leaks on the Verizon variant of the Motorola Moto X, but if you're in the market for some official information on the device, the official signup page has gone live. You can get on the list to get information sent directly to you on when the device will be released, and also likely info if Verizon puts it up for pre-order. But, the most interesting part of the page is the carrier branding on the device...
This is a discussion for a news. To read the whole news, click here
1. softfurryanus (banned) (Posts: 232; Member since: 09 Jul 2013)
If they load it with bloatware and ruin the near-pure android on this....
3. Zero0 (Posts: 592; Member since: 05 Jul 2012)
There's still going to be Verizon bloatware. I've read that it is toned down a bit from what you'd usually find, at least.
2. ocilfa (Posts: 334; Member since: 03 Aug 2012)
Not terrible placement. I still think the Note II had the worst possible placement of the verizon logo.
4. btbotimtim (Posts: 257; Member since: 08 Dec 2010)
i think lg g2 will be the worst on logo placement.
5. AfterShock (Posts: 3698; Member since: 02 Nov 2012)
Carrier tramp stamps do not want.
6. Napalm_3nema (Posts: 2236; Member since: 14 Jun 2013)
I would try one if ATT wasn't ensuring the bootloader is locked.
7. SmartPhoneStream (Posts: 162; Member since: 21 Jun 2012)
Wow they even refrained them from putting the 4G LTE Logo
8. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
Why would Verizon get another Motorola phone when they have the best MOTOROLA RAZR MAXX/HD phones when no one else can't get their hands on the MAXX.
9. Penywyz (banned) (Posts: 255; Member since: 13 Aug 2013)
There's 3 Droids and the X coming to Verizon later this month between the 20th and the 29th, all of which blow the MAXX HD and the MAXX out of the water. That's why Verizon is releasing new Motorola phones...


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In Western business circles, Rwandan President Paul Kagame is widely regarded as a hero. The leader of the rebel army that put a halt to the massacre of the country's Tutsi minority by its Hutu majority in 1994, Kagame has been the country's president since 2000 (and was the vice president and de facto leader before then). He has presided over an economic and social rebirth, with Rwanda making dramatic gains in health and development indicators (watching its recent progress on Gapminder is a remarkable sight). And he has assembled a high-powered Western fan club consisting of, among others, Howard Schultz, Bill Gates, and Tony Blair.
In other circles, Kagame is not so popular. Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch both accuse him of heavy-handedly stifling political dissent. A United Nations report held him responsible for killings by a rebel group in the neighboring Democratic Republic of the Congo. Britain and Belgium have cut back on aid. In a lengthy Newsweek article in January, former New York Times correspondent Howard French depicted Kagame as an out-of-control tyrant.
The best attempt I've seen at sorting out these opposed narratives was an article published last fall by Time's Alex Perry that weighs the scales at least modestly in Kagame's favor. So when Harvard Business School Professor Michael Porter invited HBR last month to attend a class where Kagame was the guest speaker, and talk to him and Kagame afterwards, I was curious but also a little worried about being enlisted as a Kagame salesman.
Porter is a member in good standing of the business-community Kagame fan club, and has just finished a new version of his case study (an earlier one is available here) on Rwanda's economic transformation. It describes the country's successful efforts to build what Porter long ago dubbed "clusters," concentrations of industry and expertise that enable it to build competitive advantage. So far, Rwanda's three big clusters are coffee, tea, and tourism, but Porter is convinced there are more to come.
The case study doesn't hide the fact that Kagame has many critics, but it doesn't dwell on political issues. Curiously, though, Kagame's Q&A with Porter's students ended up dwelling only on political issues. This was mostly Kagame's fault — he was only asked two questions, one about the Congo and one about what will happen when his current (and, according to Rwanda's constitution, last) presidential term ends in 2017, and gave such long, rambling, combative answers to both that there was no time for anything else. Kagame's staff said I could quote anything he said in class, but it was just too much; to get a flavor of what it sounded like, see Alex Perry's epic Q&A with Kagame from last year.
After witnessing that, I tried a different approach in my interview, mostly staying away from politics. The edited results are below:
Clearly you've been very interested in getting outside input from the business community. And yet you bristle at getting it from the multilateral community.
President Paul Kagame: If you want to learn anything about a country, I think you need to ask the one who wants to make investment in that country. The one who is thinking about the risks involved. They're thinking about the return. If somebody comes to your country and says, "You know, this is a place to invest," actually that is a good place. You see?
But if you send someone and say, "Go on, look and find for me something that is at fault," in any place in this world somebody will come up with piles and piles to things to report about.
These human rights groups, they come with that kind of mindset. They're critical. They even start being critical on issues that the people where they have gone don't find a problem with.
That's the difference between these two worlds. Therefore, we always want to ally ourselves with these ones [gestures at Porter] because that's where the real life is. That's where the people living in my country are going to find something to make a difference for their lives. When somebody's coming to invest in Rwanda and finds it ripe for investment, it's a good place. No matter what else you say about it.
This, for me, is the focus. People started asking in 2005, "Oh, President, are you going to leave when your term is up?" Then after that they say the same question. And I say, "What does it matter to you? You're diverting me from the real issues of the day."
[To Porter] How did you hook up with this guy? How did this partnership evolve?
Michael Porter: We met through Michael Fairbanks, who was at Monitor originally and then founded his own firm. It was more than a decade ago, probably closer to 15 years ago. The country was at a very interesting place on a very interesting track. So I've had the opportunity to be involved in the journey.
There's a zillion countries that say they're the next Silicon whatever, and then there's lots of countries that do really basic resource exploitation. Rwanda seems to have picked interesting places in between, especially with coffee and figuring out that coffee washing was really important.
Was that something that came bottom up? Was that advice from people like Professor Porter? How did you focus on a strategy like that when so many countries struggle to focus?
Kagame: It is a combination of factors. We have seen in our country that good ideas and different initiatives, well, they come from where they come from. Sometimes they may be picked up by the leaders from the people on the ground.
For example, coffee. Rwanda used to grow coffee many years ago, and because they were getting nothing out of it they gave up on it. And we said, "You know what? We used to be good at coffee. Now the coffee has kind of disappeared, but we have an idea of how it can work for you."
You start in one area. Then success leads to another, you know? It keeps going like that.
Porter: The principle that Rwanda illustrates so well is that building and diversifying an economy has to start with what you have. In these cases Rwanda had eroded assets, but there was a foundation and a proof point, a market test that these areas could be successful and they could be competitive.
Then the discussion was really about, "How do we move forward? How do we upgrade? How do we make things more sophisticated? What are the bottlenecks? What are the constraints?"
In the initial three areas of coffee, tea, and tourism, that effort has advanced quite far now. Rwanda is winning international awards and marketing globally, and tourism is booming.
The next areas of growth partly are ones that are connected to the first ones. I think it was very clear that Rwanda has to develop its logistics and its physical infrastructure. IT [information technology] was an area where I think the president and his team understood that this was not only good for citizens in general, and good to enable government and healthcare and education, but it also provided an area where Rwanda could build economic activity. There was no other place in the region that really had taken that space.
My biggest effort in Rwanda really has been on private sector development and organization and upgrading. Ultimately that's what makes a country successful or unsuccessful. Government can't do it. You have to have a vibrant private sector. It has to be competitive. It has to create good jobs. It has to be profitable.
Kagame: Right. And what people like Professor Porter brought to this situation is that critical thinking, that understanding of these global issues and how they interconnect. And for us it is also the readiness to actually test and implement. You start with one thing, it gives good results, and it becomes an incentive to keep trying.
So what do you want to be next big thing after coffee, tea, and tourism? Or are you going to wait and see how it develops?
Kagame: We are continuing with that and concentrating on the progress we're making. But we've also discovered mining in Rwanda. We have more resources than we knew we had. So that's an area that brings in money. And the services industry has been critical. In fact, it is among the leaders contributing to our GDP growth, with huge potential.
All of these need powering. We need energy. So we are doing everything 24 hours a day thinking about how to increase our energy capacity.
Of course, building human capacity is critical. We keep sending our people to institutions of higher learning in the sciences, engineering, and management. It's the focus because we want our people to understand how the new world works.
Porter: I think the IT area and financial services have now risen to the point that they represent a genuine opportunity. Broadband access is really quite unique for a country at this stage of development. And IT is now starting to interface with healthcare and education, and is powering financial services.
Here's a country where a critical part of the strategy was bringing the citizens together and giving them a sense that they are part of the solution, part of a nation, that they are Rwandans, not members of an ethnic group. Given the history, I think task number one was nation building and reconciliation.
Kagame: Sometimes direct and simple conversations make a difference. I go to these rural areas and meet people and ask them, "How many of you own small businesses? Or have shops?" Many of them put up their hands, and I ask, "When somebody walks into your shop and is looking for soap or sugar or whatever, do you first ask them whether they are Catholics or Hutus or Tutsis? What does it matter to you? You want a customer, and that's all you want."
People grasp it very quickly. They start valuing each other. They say, "Oh, I need him for what I don't have and he needs me for what he doesn't have." That's creating an awareness in society like never before: Yes, we need each other. We are more similar than different. It helps the society to move forward.
And it's your sense that business and economic activity do that?
Kagame: I would rank it number one. The rest will follow. At the end of the day we're just human beings. You want food and you want it for your family. Plus, you really need dignity, to be able to do something on your own and benefit from it. And there's nothing that does that better than being able to do business.
Porter: Or have a good job. Or make your farm more productive. These basic truths have become more understood in Rwanda. I give the president and his team a lot of credit for creating that atmosphere.
I also think that Rwanda is unique, in my experience, in government being able to actually get things done. In most countries, things don't get done. Roads don't get built on time. Schools don't get established. Teachers don't get trained. Vocational training doesn't work. And I think Rwanda, partly out of scarcity of resources and partly out of good leadership, has been able to actually implement and execute.
The government is very disciplined, very focused on plans. Very focused on accountability. There's an annual kind of national retreat of all the leaders in the country who really think about where we are, where we've been, where we need to go.
It sounds like it's run like a corporation.
Porter: It's really run much more rationally than most governments. Again, I think that's partly possible because of the history.
Kagame: Yes. It's like you're thrown in a swimming pool and you are trying to learn how to swim on the spot and get yourself out of trouble.
Again, it's an issue of incentivizing the people to act in a certain way. Even by using some of the simple conversations I was talking about. For example, when aid has been suspended or cut, you have to explain what has happened, and how and why it has happened.
Then you also challenge them, saying, "But for how long are we really going to depend on handouts? When someone has decided to take it away, what happens to you? It is better to start focusing on what we can do for ourselves so we don't always find ourselves stranded."
And you know, you see people lighting up. That is the moment when you bring in ideas, initiatives, some of the things that can work on the ground. They just grab it so quickly.
We used to have people who would be fed by World Food Program and so on. That's the situation we inherited. We said, "No, we need to feed ourselves. We can feed ourselves. This is how to do it because one day the World Food Program won't show up." In just three years from that time, we have had surpluses all the time.
Porter: There's some just marvelous data now in terms of just how much progress has been made, in education and healthcare and FDI and all kinds of areas. It seemed impossible a decade ago, but it's happening and it's reinforcing itself.
And it's all because of a certain pragmatic, forward-looking, we-have-to-figure-this-out mindset. That philosophy, that mindset really does have to come from the top but I think it's going to sustain itself.
Kagame: Right. Leadership, combined with the sense people have of how they link up with the leadership. Working together for a common goal that is theirs.
Porter: It's a very rich story about management and leadership and strategy and communication. And I think this is not a politics story. At the core is the private sector of economy — self-sufficiency, running a business well. It's fascinating to see that play itself out.
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Tbilisi, Georgia, Aug.19
By Nana Kirtzkhalia - Trend:
A part of the wardrobe of ex-President Mikhail Saakashvili has been sent to the administration of the government of Georgia.
There are suits and coats Saakashvili acquired by public money in a parcel, the press service of the library of ex-president reported on Aug. 19.
A few days ago the chief prosecutor's office of Georgia accused Saakashvili of purchasing eight suits and a cashmere coat acquired at the expense of the budget money.
It's the clothes acquired on the budget means, and Saakashvili decided to return this part of the wardrobe, the press-service reports.


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When I found I was pregnant with twins, I was really into having two girls. I wanted daughters (lordy, I was insane) in the worst way. I mean, I'm a girl, I know about girls...boys were scary. I didn't know how I was going to be able to raise a boy, so when I found that I was having one, I wasn't exactly thrilled. But my cousin took me aside and told me something that has been absolutely true throughout my 15 years of mothering a son. She said, "Boys always love their mothers." At the time I thought she was delusional, but she was so right. Boys, or at least my son, is incredibly loving. He snuggles and hugs and tells me he loves me every single day. He doesn't hold a grudge like SOME children in my family.
I've been reading many of the other posts for Julie, and so many of them are written about babies, but I want to tell Julie about what it means to have an older son. When your son reaches the teen years, they share with you things that you never knew about them. In addition, they share interests that you tried desperately to pretend weren't happening, like memorizing the entire 9 years of Seinfeld episodes and relating them to pretty much everything. My son likes to share activities with me, especially cooking. He's become a great cook, and he's often the one that volunteers to make dinner.
Boys are slobs, but girls are so much worse. Teenage boys aren't known for their excellent hygiene, and yet the will clear up their messes while their female counterparts sit there waiting for turn down service.
Boys love to argue. They want to correct everything you say, they want to be right, they like to compete. Girls like to yell and sulk and take everything personally. Boys look at things more globally, and they don't get angry for long. The desire to be right is very important, and yet they apologize when they've started trouble with their competitive nature.
Boys will wear the same underwear for days and be clueless as to why mommy is grossed out by this. Boys NEVER do their laundry until they have not one stitch of available clothing, no matter how many times you nag them.
Boys are hilariously funny. They have a daredevil attitude on the outside, but on the inside they are more cautious than girls. Boys have such great friendships, with no drama and no gossip. They are easy on each other. They like to pay boardgames and tease each other on every round.
They love love love to eat. The amount of food that you will buy each week, only to be consumed before you have a chance to cook it is frightening. Boys will open the freezer, take out some burgers and make them 45 minutes after you've finished dinner, claiming they're starving. They drink gallons of milk and eat entire boxes of cereal on one sitting. They eat 24" subs for a meal and then want dessert.
Because they love to eat so much, they love mommy's cooking. Even if you're not the greatest cook in the world, they'll say you are. They brag to their friends about what a great cook you are, and you end up cooking for crowds of starving boys.
Boys are excellent. My cousin was so right. Boys always love their moms.
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Newlywed Anne Hathaway will donate money from wedding photos to marriage campaign
Postedon Oct 16, 2012 at 02:30 pm
Actress Anne Hathaway is doing her part to ensure that same-sex couples across the country can enjoy a fairytale wedding like hers; this week, she announced that she'll be donating some of the sales from her wedding photographs to non-profits advocating for marriage for same-sex couples, including Freedom to Marry.
Thank You for supporting the National Engagement Party!
Postedon Oct 15, 2012 at 04:15 pm
This Saturday, hundreds of people across the country joined together for the National Engagement Party, our fundraiser to win marriage at the ballot. The event raised $500,000 for the ballot battles, bringing Freedom to Marry's total state investment to $4.5 million for the 2011-2012 election cycle.
Married California couple hosts National Engagement Party to support ballot campaigns
Postedon Oct 12, 2012 at 12:15 pm
Robert and Andy know that no couple should be denied that same feeling of security, or the same opportunity to publicly express their decision to join together in marriage. That's why they're hosting a house party for our National Engagement Party, which will be celebrated across the country tomorrow, October 13 to raise money to support the state ballot campaigns in Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, and Washington.
The National Engagement Party comes to Palm Springs and Los Angeles!
Postedon Oct 05, 2012 at 03:30 pm
This weekend, supporters of the freedom to marry in Palm Springs and Los Angeles will come together to raise funds and awareness for the four battleground states where marriage for same-sex couples will be put to a vote. Be sure to follow along with Freedom to Marry tomorrow and Sunday while we highlight content from people who attend the events!
Help win marriage with the National Engagement Party!
Postedon Sep 07, 2012 at 12:15 pm
Today, Freedom to Marry is launching the National Engagement Party, a networked program of house parties across the country to raise awareness and funds for marriage-related ballot measures in battleground states in November.


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Disclaimer: They belong to Brandon Camp and Michael Thompson.
Feedback: is a girl's best friend. Constructive criticism is, as always, actively encouraged. Be sure to tell me if I've gotten any of my facts wrong!
Author's Note: Something a bit different. Stream-of-conscious almost, but not really. Definitely experimental. Hope people are still interested enough in this fandom to read and review. Or at least read and enjoy.
Timeline: Immediately after "The Rising"
Rating: PG for language
"You're still the only person to call me by my full name," she says.
He doesn't have the heart to tell her he wouldn't remember either way.
Is betrayal something new? John wonders. Or is it something he'd grown accustomed to before. Perhaps that explains this sense of unreality that grips him, the small voice telling him what he saw was merely a trick of the light, a play of shadow across exhausted senses and strained heart. Someone who may look familiar for a brief instant but it can't be Digger. Can't be. Because he doesn't want one more thing in his shadow of a life to be an illusion.
Shuddering, gasping sobs against his shoulder and a hand twisted in his shirt bring him back to the woman still beside him. Teresa, elusive shadow herself, a phantom to chase for so long it's difficult to believe she could ever exist outside of his fragmented dreams. Yet here she is, solid in his arms and no longer a ghost. Human. Repeating a mantra of Tommy, Tommy, Tommy…
He rises, stiff and sore – how long had they lain there? – pulling Teresa to him, murmuring comforting nothings to her as he guides her toward the tunnel entrance. Away from the natural sunlight streaming through the grate above, the reminder of the bright spring day which exists outside of this place, and into the dark, only to head towards another sort of light. He's sure there's irony there (did you know eighty-one percent of all Americans believe there's a heaven?) but he fails to appreciate it.
The cavern is full of NSA and police, their commands echoing off damp stone walls. The Phoenix members, dressed in matching, somber black suits and blank expressions, offer little resistance, calmly accepting capture. They say nothing nor would John expect them to.
Frank sees them first, eyes meeting John's with a brief nod of the head. Wordless communication.
Is even that real? John has no time to dwell on the question as Frank jogs over to meet him and the trembling woman hiding her face in his shirt, arms tight around his neck.
"This is…"
"Yeah," John says. "We need to get her to a hospital."
Teresa passes out on the way there, though her hand doesn't drop from his once. It's only after the doctor explains to him that it's quite impossible to conduct a decent examination when another person is attached to the patient that John lets go. Even then is he never more than five feet from her. Can't afford to take his eyes off of her for even a second or she'll vanish. A mirage in the desert.
His vigil continues by her bedside as she sleeps the sleep of the heavily sedated. John uses these quiet moments to study the planes of her face, the way her cheekbones curve and her mouth is drawn down by worry lines at either corner. He can't see her eyes but he now knows they're blue, not his dark indigo but light and pale, the color of the sky on a clear day. Her brown hair looks limp, though it's still thick. He has no doubt that it must be a welcome point of vanity for her when she's healthy, when she's free. She is a splash of color against his monochrome world, impossible to look away from even if he wanted to.
John would know her face anywhere but he still can't remember her last name. And out of all that has happened to him recently, that comes closest to breaking him.
"John." Frank's warm baritone and a hand on his shoulder. John tenses but doesn't move away. It's only a friendly touch, human contact and a reminder of what's behind him. That's all. Nothing more.
The name tumbles out without thought, a word that's been on the tip of his tongue since that glimpse between shadow and light.
"What?" Frank says.
"It was Digger, Frank." Truth hurts even worse when you say it out loud. "Stocking Cap was – is Digger."
The hand's gone now and John risks taking his eyes off Teresa to gauge the detective's reaction. Frank looks – upset, confused.
"You sure?"
"Yeah." Wipe it clean and Frank's expression simply shuts down. Poker face. John belatedly remembers that Digger was Frank's friend, too.
"I'll be back in a little while." Frank walks out as quietly as he came in. John turns his attention back to the slim feminine hand resting in his own. It's rough, the skin cracked in places, old scars giving way to new ones. The nails have been bitten to the quick. John wonders if that's a new habit or an old one.
Agent Clarkson this time, whom John heard come in but just didn't feel like acknowledging. He doesn't particularly like Clarkson and sees no reason to start changing his opinion of him now. He answers an unasked question.
"I know what I saw. It was Digger."
Clarkson doesn't answer immediately, probably hovering between his acceptance of John's remarkable abilities and the required skepticism of an NSA agent. Acceptance must win out because all he says is "I'll see what I can do."
Click of the heels, a door swinging shut and it's just John and Teresa. Or Tommy and Teresa. Or Teresa and a man who only pretended he existed for a little while.
"John. John."
Someone shaking him awake and a woman's alto in his ear. He jerks under the contact and comes back to himself.
"Go home, John."
Jamie over his shoulder with a slight frown and a worried furrow in her brow. Jamie of the green eyes.
John realizes he must have dozed off and a moment of sheer panic grips him until he sees the figure still lying in the bed beside him. Not a ghost after all.
"Are you listening to me?" Back to Jamie, her frown deepened. He tries to give her a reassuring smile but by her expression he doesn't entirely succeed.
"Sorry. What were you saying?"
She sighs, raising one hand to rub her temple. "You're a mess. Go home. Get some sleep."
"What?" Low-key shock. His hand has moved back to Teresa's. "No, I can't. She, ah, she needs me."
"*You* need sleep," Jamie tells him and it's in the exact same tone she uses when she thinks someone's bullshitting her. "And, no offense, she's not exactly going to notice if you're here on not."
"Not necessarily. While most doctors don't recommend over stimulating coma patients within the first few days, many suggest that-"
"John." The way she says his name suggests it might be in his best interests not to argue. "She's not a coma patient, she's on a morphine drip. You aren't family. And you certainly won't be any good to anyone if you exhaust yourself."
Sea green darkens to emerald, a shade he's only seen once but he knows Jamie, knows how her eyes shift color depending on her mood. And he knows this is a fight he won't win.
"Can you…?" He gestures helplessly, never finishing the question, allowing the meaning to follow in the silence afterwards.
Jamie nods. "I've already got guards posted outside, good people." She sees his hesitation. "I'll be here. Promise."
He doesn't insult her by questioning that vow, though he barely catches himself before he does. Other promises made and broken have left him wary; trust too easily given only to be shattered.
He gives her a small, forced smile. "I'm going, I'm going."
The shrill trill of a phone bringing him back from the edge of dreams he can't quite grasp. Still half-asleep, he fumbles for the receiver. "Hello?"
A pause, then "Hello, John."
The phone slams back into the cradle so hard he nearly breaks the plastic casing. Wide-awake now, John sits up, breath coming in harsh gasps as he realizes his hands are trembling. God, of course. They know where he lives. Of course, of course.
The phone rings again and for a moment, he can't breathe at all. He balls his left hand into a fist. He should unplug the line, cut them off completely. But he only listens in paralyzed horror as the phone continues to ring until –
"Hi. Not in right now. Leave a message after the beep."
"John, I know you're still there. Pick up, man." The voice of gravel on stone, abused by too many years of whiskey, cigarettes and hard living. "Are you listening?"
They both know he is. It's a game, cat and mouse, two men a lifetime apart.
The answering machine sighs. "John, Karen was never supposed to be involved in this."
The snap of his temper is nearly audible and the phone is already in his hand as he yells at Digger, at himself, at the world. "Don't say her name! Don't you ever *fucking* say her name!"
Silence. Stunned, perhaps, but not for long. "It violated my orders. Ka – she didn't know anything."
John sinks to the floor, back to the bed and sleep nothing more than a distant memory. "You goddamn liar."
"No." He shakes his head, realizing the futility of the action but not caring. "No, you knew where she was the entire time. You could've stopped it and you *didn't.* So to hell with your orders and to hell with you." He almost hangs up then and there but Digger's next words stop him cold.
"We know where you are, John. We know where Teresa is. Hell, we know you better than you know yourself. Do you really think there's anywhere on this planet that you can go where we won't find you?"
Shots to the heart, dead-on accurate, as they're meant to be. John's voice is surprisingly quiet steady as he says, "Digger?"
"If I ever see you again, I'll kill you."
He hangs up and allows the tremors in his hands free reign. He's not sure which scares him more, that Digger was telling the truth or that he was, too. Or maybe it's the fact that he's been brought to such a point he just doesn't care anymore one way or the other.
A tired Jamie who looks like she could use some sleep herself greets his arrival back at the hospital. "She's been asking for Tommy."
His heart rate speeds up. "She woke up?"
"Just a couple minutes ago. She's still pretty freaked."
"Can't really blame her."
"Not really, no."
They walk back to the private room in the ICU side by side. Frank stands outside the door. He frowns, possibly confused or merely thoughtful, John can't tell. He wonders idly when the detective returned but doesn't ask. There are more pressing matters at the moment.
John turns to Jamie. "Look, um, can you-"
"-stay here?" She nods. "Yeah. Not a problem."
"Good luck," Frank says.
John takes a steadying breath and walks into the room, closing the door behind him.
She isn't looking at him when he enters nor does she turn immediately. Instead she looks out the window at a rare, sunny day and the city of Seattle laid out beneath it. She's got a great view and he hesitates to draw her away from it. He does anyway.
She turns towards him, eyes widening, a gasp. She fluctuates briefly between a smile and stifled tears before settling on both, arms raised in silent supplication. "Tommy."
He almost recoils, not from her but from the name she speaks. He had hoped, prayed, that now that they'd found each other her presence would finally break down the wall that so frustratingly blocked him from his memories, even if that hope had no reasonable basis from which to spring. Instead, Tommy refuses to mean anything to him, stubbornly eluding his increasingly desperate grasp and for a moment, bitterness leaves a sour taste in his mouth.
Her smile falters at his pause and her arms begin to drop. But before they can fall further, he's there, holding her as she begins to cry, body trembling under his touch. Her sobs aren't demonstrative this time, just quiet little hitches of relief.
Eventually her tears run dry and now it's just the two of them with only the missing past in between. Teresa mumbles something into his shoulder. He tilts her chin up and grazes a flushed cheek, tucking an errant strand of chestnut hair behind her ear. Blue eyes rimmed with bloodshot red stare at him.
"You're real, right?" Teresa asks.
"Close enough," he answers truthfully.
She looks away but tightens her hold. "I was so afraid."
"I know."
"I though they'd caught you and then – and then I saw you. I *saw* you only you didn't seem to see me and the more I thought about it, the more I wondered if it was really you, if I only wanted it to be you. And then they found me again except they kept asking me what happened to you, where you were, what did I know and all I could think was thank god, thank god you made it and I wasn't dreaming." Her fingers dig into his back, almost painfully, but the reminder of her presence doesn't bother him. "I'm so tired of dreams."
He has no answer to that so he just keeps holding her, this product of wishful thinking that has finally manifested itself in physical form, his own dreams leaking into the waking world.
Perhaps sensing some question lingering with him or merely wishing to fill the silence, she says, "Tommy?"
For some reason, that pulls a small, tired laugh out of her. At his frown, she gives him a watery smile as she wipes away the remains of tears from her cheeks.
"You're still the only person to call me by my full name," she says.
John sits in the empty space that was once The Sea. Frank told him it'd been cleared out before he and Clarkson had even gotten there. That was a week ago and it's only now he's felt up to seeing it for himself. The one thing left to suggest that this empty warehouse was a lively bar mere days before is a lone matchbook with the logo across the cover. A bit of mockery, just for him.
Teresa had said he'd escaped. John isn't sure that's true anymore. He thinks he just got a longer leash.
He'd told her about the amnesia. She hadn't been happy and he's noticed she hasn't touched him since, not even casually. She seems hurt that he can't remember her and if he hadn't before, he really wishes he could now if for no other reason than to find out what it is he's lost to her.
Perhaps he's not here to see the remains of broken promises. Perhaps he's here so Teresa doesn't have to look him in the eye for a little while.
He pours himself a shot of Jack Daniels, glass against glass echoing in the lonely room. He doesn't drink it right away, instead contemplating the amber liquid before him. When socializing, he contents himself with a beer or wine if the situation calls for it. On his own, in his darker moments, he's a strict bourbon man. He's not sure if he was always like this or if it's a product of his second life but he halts that train of thought before it can go any further. He's thoroughly sick of searching for a past he's not even sure exists anymore.
The door behind him opens and closes with a resounding bang but John doesn't look up, assuming it's Jamie or Frank come to drag him back to the world. Which is why he's shocked into open-mouthed silence when Lucas Deja hunkers down and sits across from him.
Lucas remains silent for a moment before saying, "You plan on drinking that or you just find the meaning of life at the bottom of it?"
John starts, aware once more of the glass he'd forgotten all about. He looks down at the whiskey and, seeing as Lucas gave him the suggestion, drinks it all in one near-spastic swallow. When the burning in his throat cools, he attempts to reassert his previous solitude by chasing Lucas off with a half-hearted glare. "What're you doing here?"
Lucas smirks and John suspects a master of maintaining solitude has just trumped him. "Curious to see what happens to a man after he's found the Holy Grail."
John grits his teeth. "I haven't found the Holy Grail."
"But you got the girl. Close enough." A strategic strike. Lucas is playing with him, pushing his buttons until John starts asking the right questions.
"How did you find me, anyway?"
"Oh, you know, friends in high places. That and I asked Peewee where you'd be most likely to go when you want to brood."
Most people John's met like to maintain a certain air of mystery. Lucas, when not baiting someone, is almost disconcertingly straightforward. John sighs. "Wonderful."
"You're predictable."
"Thanks. Nice to know."
"It wasn't a compliment." The amused detachment has vanished. Lucas is annoyed now. "You'd think a man who has everyone after him would take a hint."
"And you'd think a recluse wouldn't be so interested in my life," John snaps. "What do you *want?*"
"Payback." Lucas shrugs at John's frown. "You're everything we ever wanted to find in the project. I'm not above a little petty vindication."
"So I'm your prize. Great. Even better."
Lucas's fingers twitch, as though he's resisting the urge to smack John upside the head. "Yeah, you're my prize, a sulky amnesiac with lousy social skills. If that was all I was looking for, I'd have gabbed my senile old man out of the nursing home."
"I don't get-"
"One," Lucas holds up a finger to count off, "you have the Talent but you're sitting around whining about it instead of learning how to use it. Two, I hate it when people do that. Three, if there's a chance to piss off the government or undermine the efforts of an arrogant clandestine organization, you can bet I'll be there."
John shakes his head. "You just want to use me."
"It's an even trade, pal. You learn exactly what you're capable of from a competent teacher." The 'which, of course, would be me' goes unsaid. "I get to really bake Clarkson's noodle. We use each other."
It's too easy, John thinks, so he says, "I'm not really interested in getting a mentor."
Lucas looks at him with disgust. "Do I look like Obi-wan to you, Skywalker?" He holds out a hand. "Is this the beginning of a beautiful friendship or not?"
John hesitates. He recalls another hand held out to him, the rough calloused skin of a large palm nearly swallowing his own. But this time there are no promises attached, no guarantees and nothing that doesn't come without a price.
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The Samsung R730 laptop is on a larger scale than standard Laptops with its 17 inch screen making it ideal for those requiring a larger display. In terms of looks, this laptop is eye catching with a glossy, red lid and a brushed steel effect interior. The steel colour extends to the mouse-pad, however the keyboard is a standard black.
Battery life is mediocre which is not ideal. The laptop has all the basic features that the average user would need including a webcam, HDMI & USB ports, media card reader and CD/DVD drive.
After several months of use, this laptop is still very responsive however the touchpad buttons are showing signs of wear with one being more pushed in than the other. I have also experienced problems with the display driver which causes the laptop to completely shut down which can be irritating.
Overall, this laptop looks great; sleek, slim and lightweight. The lightness of the machine causes it to feel a little flimsy and the functionality of the machine is not up to the standard I would expect from such a respected brand.
Firstly, this is my first review so please feel free to leave any tips or comments on how to improve it!
I have owned this laptop for around 10 months now. It came as a free gift with a mobile phone package. There was a choice of a few different laptops and after doing a little research I decided to go for the Samsung R730. I have never regretted my decision.
It came boxed with a few instruction leaflets and both a European and UK charger. On opening I was very impressed - the outer of the laptop is sturdy and well-made. There is nothing to give away the fact that this is very much a lower budget laptop. The outer of the laptop is a simple red colour with the Samsung logo on it. The laptop proved it's sturdiness to me when I dropped it and it hit the corner of my coffee table. I now have lovely dent on the outer (on the top) of the laptop but it has not affected the screen or laptop in any way.
The screen itself is a large 17.5inches. The screen size was one of the biggest factors influencing my decision as I wanted to watch DVDs and I hate watching them on a small screen! Despite the large screen the laptop is not too bulky and when closed it is less than 2inches thick. It weighs in at less than 3kg which is admittedly a bit heavier than a lot of laptops but for carrying around the house it doesn't feel heavy at all. I would not recommend this as a portable laptop and would advise you to choose a smaller one which would be easier to carry in a laptop bag. This laptop is more like
The keys are large, well spaced and clear. The mouse pad is accurate and easy to use. There is plenty of room to rest your wrists with the laptop on your knee. I have a 10month old daughter who has managed to pop off a couple of keys and they have easily clipped back on.
Now, for the inside of the laptop - the bit that really matters! For a budget laptop, the specifications are towards the higher end of the scale. I do not understand most of the specifications but the ones that matter to me most are the Intel Pentium Dual Core P6100 2GHz processor, the 4GB RAM and the 500GB hard drive. All are adequate for everyday games, internet, e-mail, DVD/TV watching, storing photos etc. I was worried as it does not have a dedicated graphics card but I haven't found any games it hasn't been able to play.
It has a built in WiFi reader (this is the bit you need to connect to your internet router without any wires or USB dongle sticks) and has a HDMI output port so you can hook it up to your HDTV. It has your standard CD/DVD reader and 3 USB ports. It has a headphone and microphone jack. It has a port to be connected via wires to your router or modem if you would prefer this and it also has the port to connect the charger. The charger cable is a good couple of metres long.
I consider the battery life to be just "good". It lasts around 2 hours if I only have a few things running and slightly less if I have a game running with the internet and other programs running in the background. I have not found any difference in the battery life after using it 10+ hours a day for 10months.
Overall, I think this is a good, reliable, affordable laptop. I would have no hesitation recommending it to friends and family. I have no complains and have had no problems with my Samsung R730.
The Samsung R730 is a good laptop which packs a decent package but don't expect it to do wonders and be a powerhouse! The laptop has many good features and for the typical asking price you can't go wrong!
The laptop features wi-fi which is a very handy thing to have in a laptop (Although it is pretty much standard now) and you can connect anywhere, provided there is a wi-fi connection. However the wi-fi signal in the laptop is very strong and is very easy to set up. One of the main features of the laptop is the fact that it packs a 17.3 inch screen which is quite big for a laptop and there are certain advantages and disadvantages. Firstly having a big screen means you get more screen space which can never be a bad thing, however with the big screen the size of the laptop also increases which can be a portability problem.
One slight annoyance with the laptop is the battery life. The battery seems to run out very quickly and this gets annoying as most of the time you have the laptop charging rather than using it without it being charged with can be annoying.
Overall this is a good laptop but do not expect it to be a very top of the range laptop. Like I said it is very quick and efficient for everyday use and for that this makes it a very good laptop.
Samsung R730 review - when my last Samsung laptop finally gave up after a couple of years of loyal service I decided another Samsung was the way to go.
This model is excellent in terms of ease of use, it deals with my heavy usage as a web designer and certainly hasn't struggled in any way to run the many applications I use. The screen is crisp and clear, the graphics are excellent although I cannot comment on its usage for online gaming, I have found it to be more than I expected.
Multiple usb ports, sd card slot and hdmi make this worthy of consideration by almost any user.
It is simple to use, straight out of the box. There are a few questions asked when you boot it for the first time, but I was ready to go in under an hour with no fiddling with disks etc.
Running Windows 7 and Office Professional, the system is speedy and responsive. Added to this the low pricetag for such a well specced machine it is difficult to beat in terms of solid, good quality reliability and good looks.
I regularly watch films on my laptop and have found it to be exemplary. I really cannot find fault with it other than a personal preference for the charger to be plugged in at the back. Even the weight isn't a problem considering it is a 17" screen, all housed in a slim design.
I would certainly buy this laptop over the competition on the market currently.
As a university student I was looking for a relatively cheap, but good quality laptop, this I found in the Samsung R730. When you're living away from home, a student looks for more in a laptop than just a word processor (which of course this model is still great for!). The large screen is ideal for watching dvds and television using the online services. It comes with a good wifi system enabling you to browse the internet when you're out and about. It also comes with a built in webcam this laptop can help save money, as it is ideal for use with skype, and therefore allows you to make free video calls, over the internet. The one slight downside is the operating system, at first I found windows 7 slightly more complicated to use, as i was used to Windows Vista. However, after a few hours I soon got used to it and realised that it comes with many benefit, including a faster start up. I would highly recommend this laptop, i haven't encountered any problems with this model, and it has a sleek and stylish design, which is a bonus at it looks more expensive than it actually is!!
I recently received this laptop as a type of free gift when i took out a mobile phone contract and as i needed a new laptop i thought i would give this one a go as it is meant to be a top spec model.
Although im not computer minded i wanted to write a review about this laptop as i believe it's one of the best out there, and wanted to give you an idea of what they are like.
They do retail at around £500 although it varies on place to place.
*** Specs***
- Runs on Windows 7
- Intel Pentium T4300
- 4 GB system memory
- 17.3 inches LED HD+ screen
- Samsung recovery system
- Mini numeric keyboard attached to main one
- Built in webcam
- HDMI port
- LED backlighting
- It comes with a national and international warranty.
Also it is TCO certified meaning that it has been made and tested in line with the strictest environmental criteria. It had been given an A rating for electrical consumption, therefore being quite cheap to run.
***When it cam home***
The first thing I noticed when I got it out of the box (apart from excess packaging) was that the top cover of the laptop was a very nice red swirls pattern, which I think makes it stand out from others.Ive even been asked where i bough the 'laptop skin' from!! The actual bottom part is made from a scratch resistant material and looks slightly like chrome.
Setting up the laptop is quick and easy and takes about 15 mins in total as it keeps having to restart and then you have to sort out your recovery system but once that's all done it takes less than 3 minutes to turn on and actually go on the web.
This laptop comes with free McAfee web security although ive also added AVG to this as i didn't really think it was enough.
The layout of the options on the desktop is good and easy to navigate although the start menu is slightly small and could be hard to read for some. I like the fact that the pages you have open are denoted as little pictures of the website in the bottom bar on the screen.
I have also uploaded itunes onto my laptop and the sound quality is very good it is very crisp.
Picture quality is also amazing good for a laptop and as its HD its also a lot clearer than other laptops, and having a 17 inch screen is great for watching films on!!
The sensor pad is also really good it is a bit sensitive though and if changes you zoom if you drag your finger in the wrong direction-which can be very annoying. It does have a blue light that shines all around it to show when its in use or about to go into standby/sleep mode.
When its not plugged in it has about a 3 hour battery which I find is more than enough, although when I received it I was told that the batteries in these might not last as long as other ones. I good thing about this battery is that when not plugged into the mains if you turn it upside down there is a little gauge telling you how much battery life is left.
Memory wise it's GREAT I have uploaded so many songs a few films and documents amongst other things-using half the memory and its still just as quick as before!
Now one bad point I have found is that although it has a built in webcam, trying to find out how to configure it etc is impossible and im still looking for it a month into having it, but apart from that i think the webcam is a good idea it is built into the laptop just above the centre of the screen.
It is a very easy laptop to use and my son is often on it playing on cbeebies and even he can navigate his way around! I also found that is already has parent guards on it so I didn't have to set that up although I went through it and made sure!
There are 3 USB ports one on the left side of the laptop and 2 on the right side one above the other so you can connect many things at once which is always useful,and when you connect things to them the drivers are quick to install and your things are ready to use in mere minutes.
I have not used the HDMI port yet but am planning to now just to see what its like.
There are also ports for speakers and microphones on the left side and also a port for Ethernet connections although i have only used the wireless facility.
As it has such a big screen you have to make sure that if you want to use a photo as your background you have to enlarge it to fit the screen properly so it does'nt become pixelated.
Overall I believe that this is a great laptop which is easy to use and cheaper than many other notebooks available out there.
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Can PHP be used in a similar way (or rather, to achieve a similar end result) as javascript that is used to alter CSS element values? For example, using PHP to achieve the same result as this does (in this case, changing the display style of a specific element to 'none'):
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this way you can also store user preferneces in database and then retirve them and use them in one style sheet which is dynamically changing with each diffferent user. something likestyle_sheet.php
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I don't think that's quite what I am looking for, but maybe I am misunderstanding it somewhat.
The javascript that I was looking to replace changes the style of a specific element on certain pages, depending on their location. So, if the user loads up a page in /Folder1, they get a different result than if they load up a page in /Folder2.
More specifically, I need to load a specific menu depending on where on the site the user is. I have an array in PHP that I use to determine the location of the page, and to set a variable that is used to identify the location. My idea was to have an if statement for each menu, which in the case that the variable is set to the right value, would change the display for that specific menu from none to block.
Currently, this display change is done through a combination of PHP and javascript, but I think that all PHP would be a bit faster and neater.
if you want to get that elelment by elementId then you can do it with JavaScript NOT with PHP because php is server side and cannot change elements by IDs on client side. so, you have to use combination of JavaScript and PHP. In this case yo uwill generate JavaScript with PHP, so you'll get teh power of both. somthing like
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Ah, I see. I had hoped there was some way (not necessarily with elementID -- any solution that changes the display from none to block would work) I could do it entirely in PHP, because the PHP+javascript solution isn't ideal. It takes a bit too long for the menu to load, plus the script has to be inserted into each page rather than stored in an external .js file.
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