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TIPS FOR THE SOPHISTICATED TRAVELER: In the Right Place at the Right Time; AMAZEMENT UNDER THE MIDNIGHT SUN
By Hilma Wolitzer, Author of ''Silver''
Published: March 13, 1988
I am not often in exactly the right place at the right time, unless you consider it lucky to be near Cape Hatteras during a hurricane or on the subway when there's a derailment. But sometimes I believe that I have only myself to blame for certain travel mishaps. After all, I did pack a flashlight for Fairbanks during the summer solstice, and I didn't pack any mosquito repellent.
There I was, at midnight, at the welcoming party for the Midnight Sun Writers Conference, slightly punchy from the long trip and from all that eerie light. I swatted and scratched and thought, a sleep mask - that's what I should have packed - when someone who'd gone outside for a moment rushed back in, full of excitement. What now, I wondered - an earthquake, perhaps? - as I followed everyone out of the building. And then I saw what all the fuss was about - the peak of Mount McKinley rising with imperial beauty from its usual veil of clouds.
We all exclaimed joyfully (as we should have) at this blessing of nature, at our own good fortune in witnessing it. It seemed to be an extravagant reparation for all the minor inconveniences of delayed flights, lost luggage and inclement weather. But wait! That wasn't all. A moment later a rainbow arced across that vast expanse of sky, and at the same time a brilliantly colored, hot-air balloon floated overhead! The whole thing had a mysterious, almost hallucinatory quality.
Later, at 3 or 4 in the morning, unable to sleep in my curtainless dorm room, with the light still shining mercilessly through the window, I experienced the usual loneliness and pleasure of being somewhere new and very far from home. I kept replaying that earlier, spectacular confluence of events, thinking that my luck (at least as far as traveling goes) had finally changed, and that probably no one would ever believe it had happened.


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Haunted Baloo is the eleventh episode of the fifth season of Mickey the Mouse and Friends (FlyingDuckManGenesis' Version), and the 117the episode overall. It is a parody of the Thomas & Friends episode Haunted Henry.
- Baloo (From The Jungle Book) as Henry
- Hercules (From Hercules) as Edward
- Monkeys (From The Jungle Book) as Troublesome Trucks
- Sir Ector as Gordon (No Talking Role)
- Carl Fredrickson (From Up) as Old Bailey the Fogman
- Mickey Mouse (From Mickey Mouse) as Thomas (Cameo Role)
- Mia and Tia (From Cars) as Annie and Clarabel (Cameo Role)
- Donald Duck (From Mickey Mouse) as James (Cameo Role)
- Various Animators as Various Crews
- Professor Porter (From Tarzan) as Sir Topham Hatt
Narrator: "It was a moonlit night. Baloo was taking some Monkeys to the station by the lake."
(Owl Hoots)
Hercules: "Whenever that owl hoots, a mist rolls in."
Narrator: "Murmured Hercules."
Hercules: "There's a legend that when the mist's about, there's a ghost about, too. Take care on the old line, Baloo."
Baloo: "Stupid bird."
Narrator: "Said Baloo."
Baloo: "Owls, mist, ghosts, Hercules' going soft in the head. There's no mist."
Narrator: "But Baloo was wrong."
Baloo: "What's that?"
Narrator: "Cried Baloo."
Baloo's Animator: "It's an amber lamp."
Narrator: "Murmured his animator."
Baloo's Animator: "That means 'proceed with caution'.
Who's there?"
Narrator: "No one replied.
Baloo crept slowly forward. He stopped by a tree. It had a sign nailed to it. 'BEWARE OF THE BRIDGE'.
The Animator was surprised."
Baloo's Animator: "No one warned us about that before. And look! The light's red, and the gates are closed! A-a-a-a-and there's a fogman's coat! But where is its owner?"
Narrator: "Then, they saw a light move within the station building."
Baloo: "G-g-g-g-ghosts!"
Narrator: "Exclaimed Baloo."
Baloo: "Hercules was right!"
Baloo's Animator: "Something very strange is happening."
Narrator: "Said his animator."
Baloo's Animator: "I think it's best we go back."
Baloo: "So do I!"
Narrator: "Agreed Baloo.
By morning, the mist had cleared. An animator was talking about the unsafe bridge."
An Animator: "Lucky you didn't cross it last night."
Baloo's Animator: "Yes, but we don't know who warned us!"
Narrator: "Replied Baloo's Animator.
Later that day, he spoke to Baloo."
Baloo's Animator: "The bridge has been repaired. We can take the Monkeys back along the old line tonight."
Narrator: "Baloo really didn't want to.
But when nightfall came, he was sizzling nicely. Suddenly, an owl hooted, and then Sir Ector thundered by."
A Monkey: "Oh, look, Baloo's spooked."
Narrator: "Said a monkey."
(Monkeys laugh)
Baloo: "Be quiet!"
Narrator: "Snapped Baloo."
Baloo: "I'm not scared!"
Narrator: "But he was.
A little later, the fog came down.
As they approached the same area, they saw the amber light again."
Baloo's Animator: "Here we go."
Narrator: "Said Baloo's Animator.
Then, uknown to Baloo, the gates mysteriously closed by themselves, and the light went red. The Monkeys had seen everything, and they were spooked."
Monkeys: "Faster! Faster! There's a ghost about!"
Baloo: "Stop! Stop!"
Narrator: "Yelled Baloo."
(Baloo and the Monkeys crash though the gate)
"A mysterious figure watched Baloo go by. Ahead was a landslide blocking the line. Baloo stopped hard, but the monkeys hit some of the rubble and plunged into the ravine."
(Monkeys crash)
"Just then, Baloo's animator saw a strange sight. coming towards them."
Baloo's Animator: "What's that?"
Narrator: "He said, then he laughed."
Baloo's Animator: "That's our ghost. It's Carl Fredrickson, the fogman."
Narrator: "Carl Fredrickson was very cross."
Carl: "I tried to warn you about the bridge. Why didn't you pay attention?"
Baloo's Animator: "We're sorry."
Narrator: "Replied the Animator."
Baloo's Animator: "Is there anything we can do to thank you.
Carl: "I'd like to operate that old station. If you let me, I promise it won't spook Baloo again."
Narrator: "And in a little while, Carl's wish was granted."
Professor Porter: "You and your station will be really useful."
Narrator: "Said Professor Porter."
Professor Porter: "Let's hear a hearty 'thank you' to the friendliest, uh, ghost in Disneyland."
Narrator: "Everyone cheered, Especially Baloo, who was the happiest of all."
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so me and my guy friend have been together for a bit, and we're both kinda shy so we're usually more "cutesy" than sexual. but the other day he said he "liked my body". i was super flattered but then i had this sudden feeling of dread, does this make him like me for the exterior and not who i really am or is this just adding another facet to our relationship?
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This issue of Contemporary Jewry offers a veritable feast of fascinating articles. We begin with the extraordinary account by Maya Balakirsky Katz, "A Rabbi, A Priest and A Psychoanalyst," that explores the psychoanalysis of Rabbi Shalom Dov Ber Schneersohn, the Fifth Lubavitcher Rebbe, by Wilhelm Stekel, under the guidance of Sigmund Freud. While this material has been dealt with elsewhere, this new article provides an important understanding of how and why, in his reporting on the case of the rabbi, Stekel, a Jew with largely hidden roots in the observant community, might well have felt a need to create the case of the priest into which he placed the most scandalous aspects of the rabbi's condition in order, as Katz argues, to "deflect criticism that the real cause of the rabbi's dysfunction related to the rabbi's ethnicity and cultural milieu." This is a paper that offers us a view of the often unspoken but keenly felt issues that infected early psychoanalysis and its practitioners, a concern that the new 'science' was wrapped up with Jewish questions. It shows with unusual nuance, how complex the "Jewish complex" was at the time and in that world. And not incidentally, it also gives yet another glimpse of the very complex character of Schneersohn, a ChaBaD rabbi perhaps unfairly eclipsed by the more recent Seventh Lubavitcher leader and would-be Messiah.
In Adam Ferziger's "Holocaust, Hurban, and Haredization: Pilgrimages to Eastern Europe and the Realignment of American Orthodoxy," we get another more contemporary side of the Jewish complex: a view of what I elsewhere have called and which Ferziger also refers to as the phenomenon of Jewish Orthodoxy "sliding to the religious right." Ferziger finds this happening in a place where one might have thought other matters would possess the "pilgrims" he looks at: young people on post-high-school trips to Poland and the Nazi death camps. The so-called "March of the Living," Ferziger argues, has become – since the 1990's – an occasion to introduce increasingly haredi practices among the Orthodox participants. Particularly noteworthy is the strict separation of men and women on these trips. In addition the trips emphasize pilgrimage to the places associated specifically with the Hasidic and yeshiva world of pre-Holocaust Jewry. There is of course a complex irony here: those great Orthodox leaders (gedoilim) urged their followers not to leave Europe for either America (the trefe medina) or the (unholy) Zionist settlement in Palestine because they argued that these were not places where true religious Judaism would flourish. Sadly, this obviously wrong-headed advice (for Orthodox Judaism has indeed flourished in both America and Israel) ended up trapping so many of the Orthodox in the Nazi firestorm, turning Poland into a one great Jewish graveyard. Yet now, the hope is to use these trips to the places where they gave this wrong-headed and tragic advice to "awaken" that same Orthodoxy, which of course has flourished in both America and the Zionist state.
Our issue concludes with the Sklare Memorial Award paper, "Social Networks and the Jews" by Charles Kadushin, along with the comments by Paul Burstein and Bruce Phillips. Kadushin's paper shows how complex the character of social networks among Jews has been and the challenges this poses for social researchers. As he notes, interest in this subject is not new. Tracing the subject through sociological, Hebraic, and Jewish sources, Kadushin displays his facility and knowledge in all these domains and provides readers with a truly integrated understanding of the subject (and demonstrates why he was such a worthy recipient of the award). With diagrammatic assistance and wry humor, his piece will, I am certain, become a classic of the sociological literature on Jewry, and we are proud to publish it.
Subscribers will have already begun to note that as our journal transitions to electronic form, many of the articles in our issue have been and are available online much before the print version is published. This means that those of you who read us in cyberspace will already have a view of what is coming up next, and will of course be able to search and use the articles in a far more efficient way than was possible in the past. I believe this will make our journal an ever more important resource, and this is a good time to remind all our readers to make certain that the libraries you use are subscribers. We know what we are publishing in the pages of Contemporary Jewry is absolutely first rate, and you, our readers, are the best vehicle for informing the world of that fact.


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I cannot open my excel file after blinking of electricity when i try to open it says like as the attach file.....
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is that just for the one particular file ?????
run chkdsk /f from elevated cmd prompt may have to run a couple of times and it may want to reboot to run on system drive
Jan 19, 2012 at 6:07 UTC
Try the open and repair function in Excel (Office in general). Follow the below instructions, see if that helps.
Jan 20, 2012 at 1:47 UTC
i cannot use after doing chkdsk also...
Jan 20, 2012 at 1:49 UTC
and Jay6111: i cannot solve with your tips also..
Jan 20, 2012 at 6:11 UTC
Then chances are the file is unrecoverable. You could check your settings to see where the autosave files are going and then take a look there to see if any of those will open or are close to what you need, other than that unless you can restore it from a backup I think it's broken.
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OP-ED | No NIMBYs Here: Lime Rock Naysayers Are Spot On
by Terry Cowgill | October 30, 2015 5:30am
Is Connecticut an anti-business state? Depends on whom you ask, but a case in my neck of the woods has lawyers, zoning geeks, business advocates — and those who simply like peace and quiet — at loggerheads over who should regulate the goings-on at one of the state's five auto racing tracks.
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Today's her birthday and we kind of 'hate' each other but can be friends if we're plotting someone's downfall :D
She's 18 now, today was her birthday..
I wanted to write 'happy birthday' but it would be too 'friendly' and we aren't friends.. Just 'frenemies'..
Oh and did what I write seems 'friendly' to you?
So I wrote on my 'frenemy's' timeline 'Finally an adult! I can't wait to be one too :D ' was that appropriate?
Today's her birthday and we kind of 'hate' each other but can be friends if we're plotting someone's downfall :D
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"Finally an adult! I can't wait to be one too".
Yes, I think that's appropriate and not rude.
Although I really don't understanding why you seem contented with being someones
friend and then hating them the next minute.
Beats me!
Personally, I wouldn't waste time having a relationship like that.
That takes up too much time and energy I could invest into something else.11|00|0
Is isn't too friendly or something?
Lol we've always been like this, can't change our 'relationship'..
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It's so good to see all these indie authors finding their readers with books that "just won't sell." Sally's writing journey nearly mirrors mine. We started at the same time, had our stops and starts, as well as our rejections. To me, it came to the point where I knew my writing was finally to a publishable level, but I just didn't want to deal with time commitment of landing a traditional contract. Of course, there's still the time commitment of learning how to market, hiring an editor, cover designer, etc., but now I'm in control. There's never been a better time to be an author. We have so many avenues open to us now.ReplyDelete
Well said, Ron. What's surprised me most is how many people were looking for a book exactly like mine! So this indie journey is well worth it. :)Delete
Really loved this interview and so glad Sally joined the ranks of indies who are setting the bar high and bringing new and refreshing storylines/characters to readers. Truly is a golden age for readers to connect with authors who care about what they care about (such as big-city settings, etc)! I loved KEPT and can't wait for the next book Sally writes.ReplyDelete
Thanks so much, Heather. :) It's really an awesome time to be writing.Delete
Kept is such a wonderful book, well-written and a great story. I wish you all of God's best with it, Sally. The traditional publisehrs missed a gem.ReplyDelete
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Next Saturday, November 2, I will be a guest of the 26th Annual Buckeye Book Fair in Wooster, Ohio (near Cleveland). I'll be joined by my Persia Blues artist partner in crime, Brent Bowman. You can find us at table #33.
The annual Buckeye Book Fair is a full day event featuring nearly 100 Ohio authors and illustrators who meet with readers and autograph copies of their latest works. Thousands of attendees from all over Ohio come to mingle, shop for books, and celebrate the joys of reading and writing.
The fair runs from 9:30 – 4:00 pm, and we'll be signing copies of Persia Blues, as well a few of my other graphic novels. Hope to see some of you there!


text: after read the thread on baggers for ZTR i thought i would ask a few questions. i have had in the past twin bagger units and they do a good job on leaves, but they fill up so fast. i was thinking about a cyclone rake unit, after coupon offer, it costs about $825 for the unit plus shipping(but i will drive there and pick it up instead of the $150 delivery) the twin bagger unit with turbo is $800, in your opinion what is better? i'm looking for manuverability, as well as capacity, and i don't want to spend too much more. Also, can bagged grass be given to a horse as a snack? once i figure out what bagger to go with, i will be going down to my uncle's in CT to aerate his 3 acre lawn, they have a horse who loves grass, but i was wondering if i could safely give him some of the fresh bagged grass. his lawn has very few weeds in it and he lets it grow pretty tall before mowing, so there will be a lot of grass.


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BIO Biography
Dates: July 10, 1856 -- January 7, 1943
Also Known As: Father of AC Current, Father of the Radio, The Man Who Invented the 20th Century
Overview of TeslaNikola Tesla's life played out like a science fiction movie. He often had flashes of light in his mind that revealed the design of innovative machinery, which he committed to paper, constructed, tested, and perfected. But all was not easy. The race to light up the world was fraught with rancor and animosity.
Growing UpTesla was born the son of a Serbian Orthodox priest in Smiljan, Croatia . He credited his innovative quest to his mother, an inventive homemaker who created appliances such as a mechanical eggbeater to help with the home and farm. Tesla studied at the Realschule in Karlstadt, the University of Prague, and the Polytechnic Institute in Graz, Austria, where he studied mechanical and electrical engineering.
In 1882, 24-year-old Tesla was working for the Central Telephone Exchange in Budapest when the idea for a rotating magnetic field flashed through his mind.Tesla was determined to turn his idea into a reality but he was unable to find backing for the project in Budapest; thus, Tesla moved to New York in 1884 and introduced himself to Thomas Edison through a letter of recommendation.
Edison, the creator of the incandescent light bulb and the world's first electric lighting system in the commercial blocks of lower Manhattan, hired Tesla at fourteen dollars per week plus a $50,000 bonus if Tesla could improve Edison's electric lighting system. Edison's system, a coal-burning electric generating station, was limited to supplying electricity to about a one-mile radius at the time.
Tesla the Scientific RivalAlthough Tesla and Edison shared a mutual respect for one another, at least at first, Tesla challenged Edison's claim that current could only flow in one direction (DC, direct current). Tesla claimed that energy was cyclic and could change direction (AC, alternating current), which would increase voltage levels across greater distances than Edison had pioneered.
Since Edison didn't like Tesla's idea of alternating current, which would impose a radical departure from his own system, Edison refused to award Tesla the bonus. Edison said the offer of a bonus had been a joke and that Tesla didn't understand American humor. Betrayed and insulted, Tesla quit working for Thomas Edison.
Seeing an opportunity, George Westinghouse (an American industrialist, inventor, corporate entrepreneur, and a rival of Thomas Edison in his own right) bought Tesla's 40 U.S. patents for the polyphase alternating current system of generators, motors, and transformers.
In 1888, Tesla went to work for Westinghouse in order to develop the alternating current system. At this time, electricity was still new and feared by the public due to fires and electric shocks. Edison fed that fear by using smear tactics against alternating current, even stooping to the electrocution of animals to scare the community into believing that alternating current was much more dangerous than direct current.
In 1893, Westinghouse outbid Edison in lighting up the Columbian Exposition in Chicago, which allowed Westinghouse and Tesla to show the public the marvels and advantages of electric light and appliances via alternating current.This demonstration of alternating current convinced J.P. Morgan , an American investor who had originally financed Edison, to back Westinghouse and Tesla in their design for the first hydroelectric power plant in Niagara Falls.
Built in 1895, the new hydroelectric power plant transmitted an amazing twenty miles away. Large AC generating stations (using dams on large rivers and power lines) would eventually link across the nation and become the type of power supplied to homes today.
Tesla the Scientific InventorWinning the "War of Currents," Tesla sought a way to make the world wireless.In 1898, Tesla demonstrated a remote-controlled boat at the Madison Square Garden Electrical Exhibition. The following year, Tesla moved his work to Colorado Springs, Colorado, in order to construct a high voltage/high frequency tower for the U.S. government. The goal was to develop a wireless transmission of energy using the vibrating waves of the earth to generate unlimited power and communications. Through this work he lit 200 lamps without wires from a distance of 25 miles and shot man-made lightning into the atmosphere using a Tesla coil, a transformer antenna he had patented in 1891.
In December of 1900, Tesla returned to New York and began work on a "World-System" of wireless transmissions intended to link up the world's signal stations (telephone, telegraph, etc.). The backing investor, J.P. Morgan, who had financed the Niagara Falls project, terminated the contract upon learning that it would be "free" wireless electricity for all to tap into.
Death and Missing PapersOn January 7, 1943, Tesla died at the age of 86 of coronary thrombosis in his bed at the Hotel New Yorker where he resided. Tesla, who had never married, had spent his life creating, inventing, and discovering. Upon his death, he held over 700 patents, which included the modern electric motor, remote control, wireless transmission of energy, basic laser and radar technology, the first neon and fluorescent illumination, the first x-ray photographs, the wireless vacuum tube, the air-friction speedometer for automobiles, and the Tesla coil (widely used in radio, television sets, and other electronic equipment).
In addition to all that Tesla created, he also had many ideas that he didn't have time to finish. Some of these ideas included massive weapons. In a world still immersed in World War II and that was just beginning to split into East vs.West, ideas of massive weapons were coveted. After Tesla's death, the FBI seized Tesla's belongings and notebooks.
It is thought that the U.S. government used the information from Tesla's notes to work on building beam weapons after the war. The government set up a secret project, called "Project Nick," which tested the feasibility of "death rays," but the project was eventually shut down and the results of their experiments were never published. Tesla's notes used for this project also seem to have been "lost" before the rest of his notes were sent back to Yugoslavia in 1952 and placed in a museum.


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Could Nevada's tribal lands be the next marijuana frontier?
(RGJ) Under Senate Bill 375, introduced by Sen. Tick Segerblom, D-Las Vegas, the state would work with individual tribes whose tribal councils have voted to legalize marijuana for either medical and recreational uses.
"The tribes would oversee what is happening on their reservation, but when they participate in the system they would have to follow the state rules," Segerblom said of the bill.
While some tribes are only interested in opening dispensaries and others are interested additionally in production, all businesses would have to uphold the same health, security and taxation standards expected of state-licensed businesses even though the businesses would not carry state licenses, Segerblom said.
Almost all of the tribal leaders that testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday described high unemployment and poverty rates among their people and insisted that the marijuana industry could create jobs, revenue and other opportunities in their communities.


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The investigation into a police shooting that killed an armed suspect last week will include video captured by cameras in the area of the incident and inside the police cars.
Antoquan Watson, 27, pulled a gun at a Pleasantville restaurant about 12:30 p.m. Thursday after he wasn't able to cover his lunch tab of less than $9. He then led police on a chase that went through Egg Harbor Township and Ventnor Heights, where he turned around near Dorset Avenue and headed into Atlantic City over the Albany Avenue bridge.
He died in a shootout with police in front of the Tanger Outlet stores at the foot of the Atlantic City Expressway.
Witnesses said Watson's black sport utility vehicle crashed into bushes outside a store on Atlantic Avenue just past Missouri Avenue, then he got out and started shooting. Five Atlantic City police officers and three from Pleasantville returned fire.
The Tanger Outlets The Walk has a state-of-the-art surveillance system with about seven cameras capturing all or part of the stretch of Atlantic Avenue where the chase came to a violent end. Two Pleasantville police cars involved in the chase also had cameras mounted to the dashboards that were recording.
Seeing those cars just after the shooting, Pleasantville Mayor Jesse Tweedle said he was surprised the officers were uninjured.
Atlantic Avenue also has cameras at each intersection, but those are merely for traffic flow and do not have an optional feature that would allow recording.
Little information about Watson has surfaced, but he does have recent local ties to the city.
He was employed at the Atlantic City Convention Center for about a year until December, Safety Manager Ryan Stouffer confirmed. He could not comment on what Watson's position was or whether the man was fired or quit.
"Our thoughts go out to his family," Stouffer said.
Watson allegedly began firing at police as he drove over the Albany Avenue bridge, which now bears the name of Peter Egnor, a 21-year-old Atlantic City police officer who was fatally shot during a car chase Oct. 14, 1981. That incident also ended with the suspect dead, but the gunshot in that case was self-inflicted.
Watson's killing is being investigated by the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office, as required under Attorney General guidelines. The officers will remain on administrative leave throughout the investigation and until they are medically cleared to return to work.
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For today's rant, I thought I'd conform a little and do a top 10. As you may already know, everyone on the internet has done at least one. I see this as a necessary and logical move. Also I'm obligated to say that this is an opinion piece and SPOILER ALERT!!! So enough side-ranting. Lets get to the countdown of my top 10 human characters in the Godzilla series.
#10: Dr. Shinzo Mafune (Terror of MechaGodzilla)
Our first pick is the mad scientist Dr. Mafune. He is well known for his strange experiments on sea life, including a way to control sea creatures. His greatest discovery was Titanosaurus, a giant aquatic dinosaur that had been resting at the bottom of the ocean. Not many believed his story, and it ultimately got him fired. Later on, his wife (according to the English dub of Terror of MechaGodzilla) committed suicide, leaving him alone to continue his studies with his only daughter Katsura. After that he teamed up with the Black Hole Aliens to get his revenge on humanity, with the powerful Titanosaurus under his control. He is killed in a gunfight at the end of the film, after his supposed alien ally used him as a human shield. He was played by Akihiko Hirata, who played Dr. Serizawa in the original Gojira.
#9: Katsura Mafune (Terror of MechaGodzilla)
Following the good doctor, we have his lovely daughter Katsura. She is a fairly interesting character, being very secretive and sneaky. She uses her charm to lull people into a false sense of security, just like in the good ole spy movies of that era. She was nearly killed in an accident involving a test of the Titanosaurus controller. The Black Hole Aliens saved her life by making her a cyborg. They also put MechaGodzilla's controller in her body, so she can control him with her mind (science is amazing kids!). She is killed during the same gunfight in which her father died. I've heard that in the Japanese version, she ultimately commits suicide to destroy the MechaGodzilla controller.
#8: Shinichi Ozaki (Godzilla: Final Wars)
Being a Martial Arts fan, i loved the addition of the Mutants in Final Wars. It was as if Kung-Fu had taken the most powerful steroids around and entered the Matrix. While his backstory is yet to be told, he appears to be an outcast among the Mutants, being "too soft", according to his friend/rival Kazama. Ozaki stands out as a warrior with a kind heart and great power (*cough*Goku). He is a Kaizer, a one in a million chance mutation of the M-Base found in Mutant and Xillian DNA (*cough* super *cough saiyan *hack*). The DBZ comparasin is one of the reasons he makes my list, because its my favorite tv show. Wow, this movie really had it all didnt it?
#7: Goro Gondo (Godzilla vs. Biollante)
This guy was awesome. He was an instantly lovable character the moment he first appeared on the screen. A wise cracking tough guy, he was always eager and willing to take on Godzilla, just to cure his boredom. Just imagine, you're bored being a badass and you want to fight the King of the Monsters just for fun. How awesome is that?! He even had the guts to come face-to-face with ole Goji himself, just to mock him. Unfortunately, he now belongs in the "Gone Before His Time" category, as his final feat was angering Godzilla so much, the great beast took out an entire building just to make sure he'd never be badass again. He is remembered by his younger sister Chinatsu, and his friend/possible brother-in-law (?) Yuki.
#6: Kiyoshi Sato (Godzilla vs SpaceGodzilla)
What can i say about poor Sato? He was primarily the comic relief in every situation he was ever in. He isnt the most intelligent or athletic person, but he is constantly put in siuations where those traits are necessary, yet, he also seems to pull through every time. Most likely due to the help of his friend and collegue, Koji Shinjo. Not much else to say.
#5: Douglas Gordon (Godzilla: Final Wars)
This guy is all american badass taking his MMA skills to Japan. This guy was definately made to appeal to the western viewers, and by golly, he fulfilled his purpose to the letter. Not only is he a skilled hand-to-hand fighter, he also has some great skill with pistols and swords. He is also a great leader who takes risks when necessary and likes to "plat the odds" He also is a surprisingly polite and likable guy around the ladies, gaining a love interest in news reporter Amy Otanashi, and refusing to hit the female Xillian with a closed fist. Also, he seems to be another wise cracker. And an American. Go figure.
#4: Dr. Daisuke Serizawa (Gojira 1954)
Yes, I'm refering to the REAL Serizawa. This guy was the man who killed Godzilla single-handedly. This great man lived a tragic life. he was engaged to a nice young girl, who was secretly seeing someone else behind his back. He was a great scientist and inventor, creating a superweapon that he could potentially be killed over (which he did, but on his own terms), and at some point in his life he lost an eye. So, thats guilt over his creation, heartbreak and jealousy over Emiko, a lack of depth perseption due to having only one eye, and then getting disintegrated by his own weapon just so he could never tell his secret recipe. Personally, i wouldn't want to be him, but i have no idea why...
#3: Akane Yashiro (Godzilla Against MechaGodzilla)
This woman is just awesome. She is the very definition of girl power, as well as beauty, which isn't surprising because the actor who played her is also a supermodel. She has tremendous skill as a maser cannon operator and as Kiryu's pilot. But, she has a troubled past. When fighting Godzilla, she attenpted to hit him in the eye with the maser beam. She succeeded, but Godzilla retaliated. When she tried to flee, she accidentally knocked a jeep full of her own comrades off a cliff and under Godzilla's foot, killing them all. She blamed herself for it all, while the military just simply made the "Panicky Woman" excuse and sent her on her way. She became a sort of hermit while working at her new desk job. She has had much time to reflect upon that fateful day and accept that it was an accident. Then, she is recruited to be Kiryu's pilot, and the team wears the COOLEST CAPS EVER with the Kiryu logo an the front. She finds out that one of her team mates is related to one of the people she accidentally brutally murdered and it was AWKWARD for everyone. Eventually she meets the daughter of the scientist who made Kiryu, and totally friendzones him. REJECTED! And last but not least, the greatest quote ever: (to Kiryu)"All right big boy, i think we'll get along just fine. Now, lets have some fun." Me Gusta.
#2: X (Godzilla: Final Wars)
This guy is just one of those guys that are just flat out cool. nuff said. Just kidding of coarse. What makes X an interesting character is his unpredictability. He is very comparable to the Joker in many ways. He is evil, no doubts there, but how easily it comes to him, and his ability to be both evil and funny, as well as scary and just plain cool at times. His sense of style is similar to mine: head to toe, all black clothing. Its not a goth or emo thing, its just my favorite color! relax people. What i find interesting is his hissy fits. They're hilarious. Then, *poof* he's back to his normal cocky self. Then there are his random fits of laughter in seemingly inappropriate times. This is just one huge nod to the Joker. It has to be. There is no doubt in my mind.
And finally, #1...Miki Saegusa (Heisei Series)
Taking the number one spot is military psychic Miki Saegusa. Megumi Odaka is another lovely actress that was a supermodel. She is also a talented vocalist and my celebrity crush. But enough about the actress, lets get to the character. Miki was trained in ESP and telekinesis from a young age, eventually becoming the head of the ESP research institute at the age of 21. She has the ability to sense Godzilla and his son, as well as communicate with Mothra and her fairies,which became her focus after the desrutuction of Super MechaGodzilla. She has a devotion to Godzilla that rivals even mine. She truly is Godzilla's biggest fangirl.
Well, there you have it. My favorite characters from the franchise. who are your favorites? tell me in the comments section below, and maybe post some suggestions for tomarrows rant. If you did it would be much appreciated. dont tell anyone, but im already running low on ideas. thanks for reading and have a nice day on wikizilla.


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Disclaimer: I haven't beaten the game yet, but I have played enough to think that I can review the game and have a full understanding of the game.
You play as Corvo Attano, bodyguard to the empress. A plague has affected the city and you are just returning to Dunwall (the name of the city) from a journey asking for help. Upon arrival, the empress is murdered and you are framed. From there... I don't know what happens because II am skipping it, I found the story to be dull and generic.
The most important part of any game, I must say, the gameplay is amazing. I must say, I was thinking about taking the game back during the second mission because it was so dull, but after that, the game is truly amazing. There is so much to do; do you want to be sneaky and avoid confrontation? Teleport to the rooftops and run around the enemy. Do you want to run headlong into battle and cut your way through to your target? Have fun and expect consequences. It is so much fun to just sit back, scout the area, and plan your attack. In my opinion, it's best to blend stealth and battle, you get the best of both worlds.
Helping you along the way are special powers. You start with a basic teleportation power, but as you find magic runes hidden throughout the world, you can either unlock new powers or upgrade your current ones (each power has two levels). Some powers seem a bit pointless, but that may just be because of my play style. Regardless, there is a good variety and I have had fun testing out all of the different powers.
While I put absolutely no stock in graphics, I will say that the city looks great, but the character models (especially hands) are very dated. Nothing that breaks immersion though.
I would be remiss If I didn't mention the voice cast, including such names as Susan Sarandon, Brad Dourif, Carrie Fisher, Lena Headey, and Chloe Grace Moretz.
Overall, I highly reccomend this game to anybody that likes to explore worlds and choose a path that best fits you.


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Will she persevere and make a home for them, or give in and take the easy money when the going gets tough?
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From the Outback
Will she persevere and make a home for them, or give in and take the easy money when the going gets tough?
I grew up partly in California viewing mountains outside my window, and then Florida under the warm sun. After graduating UCF in Creative Writing I travelled extensively in Asia for eight years. I began writing THE PARANORMAL novels in 2009, and the ENTER TOMORROW dystopian novels in 2016 (though released in 2017).
I have a Thai Siamese from Thailand named Lotus, and a Tabby from the orphanage named Ash. Both show up in Exotiqa and Quantum State.
When not writing, I love reading books from Kindle Unlimited, cooking vegetarian dishes, watching movies, gardening, and spending time with friends.
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What is Green Impact?
The Green Impact programme sees teams from across UEA challenge their School or Department to improve its sustainable credentials.
Teams are invited to join central campaigns, such as holiday shut-downs and awareness day events, and to support the whole University in becoming more fair and environmentally aware.
An online toolkit guides teams through a range of actions to an end of year celebration of achievements and the resulting awards. The Sustainable Development Manager from Estates is on hand throughout the year to support teams and individuals to get the best results and share their stories across UEA.
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An online toolkit guides teams through a range of actions to support safe, sustainable and secure labs. Catrin Darsley, UEA's Sustainable Development Manager, and the SCI-TECH Environmental Focus Group (EFG) provided advice and support for those taking part. The scheme also represents a Personal and Professional Development (PPD) opportunity for postgraduate students.
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Lotus Notes: It Sucks…Hard
As part of the transition from FCG to CSC (Computer Sciences Corporation), we are also switching our mail system from Outlook/Exchange to Lotus Notes/Domino/Whatever.
There can only be one immediate reaction up on switching from Outlook 2007 to Notes 6.5:
Surely, this application which looks like it crawled out of the late 90's cannot be the primary enterprise messaging system for a large, publicly traded company, can it? Maybe it's a clever ruse to get people to stop using email and actually interact with one another by ecouraging calls instead of email...maybe. I can't believe IBM actually sells this product and I can only imagine the painful life endured by the Notes sales team and all of the mockery they must live with. If my parents worked on the Notes team in development or sales, I'd ask to be disavowed for their crime of bringing such a shitty piece of software into existence.
I think I'm going to start my own trail of why Lotus sucks posts, but Lotus Notes Hater already has a headstart on me.
The truly absurd thing that I've learned is that there are actually standalone programs that have been written to clean up crashed instances of Notes! No kidding, I got the following email from a company wide distribution list:
If Lotus Notes crashes, you don't have to restart your PC anymore! Just run ZapNotes and allow it to clean up what Notes left behind so you can restart Lotus Notes. ZapNotes works on Windows 9x/NT/2000/XP
Lotus Notes Hater comments:
Cassetica charges US$1,500 for NotesMedic Pro and US$2,500 for the enterprise level of NotesMedic. The fact that a company makes money from a product that shouldn't even exist makes us ask, "Why haven't the owners of Lotus Notes put Cassetica out of business by incorporating the feature of NotesMedic directly into Lotus Notes?"
NotesMedic is not the only product out there. There is also ZapNotes. And KillNotes. There are at least three products that have no reason to exist.
Awesome! Now I'm really gonna look forward to using Notes!
I also got to chat with some of my teammates in Vietnam just to see how they felt about it. Who knows, maybe their Asian sensibilities would lead them to be more polite and less judgemental. Maybe their allegiance to their employer would cause them to accept Lotus as their fate and use it dutifully.
Mumble mumble says:
Did you guys install Lotus yet?
Vietnamese Guy says:
Mumble mumble says:
What do you think?
Vietnamese Guy says:
Vietnamese Guy says:
very slow
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So there you have it, even the Vietnamese hate it.
If you dont have version 8.01, you're missing out on relevant features you're missing.
Unfortunately, in a corporate environment, it's not my choice which version I use :-/
In the future, I think that knowing that a company uses Lotus Notes would actually prevent me from even interviewing with the company.
Chuck, of course it's not your choice what version to use… but do you think it's reasonable to rant about a version of Notes that was released five years ago as compared to a version of Outlook released one year ago? Four years of innovation can make a big difference. As JP says, you really should check out Notes 8 (http://www.lotus.com/getnd8now ) and help encourage your employer to upgrade…
I think it's completely fair.
Even comparing it to Office 2003 + Exchange + SharePoint, the Microsoft stack is a superior product in every respect from an enduser's standpoint (I'm not sure how it compares in terms of systems management, but from what I've read, it doesn't compare well at all).
If you really look at the Office 2007 suite — including Outlook, Word, SharePoint, and so on — it's not like these UIs are revolutionary. Rather, the 2007 suite is an evolution of the 2003 suite. For the most part, aside from the Ribbon and a few other UI enhancements, the application hasn't changed _that much_. I'd readily take Office 2003 over Lotus 6.5.
But like I stated in my post today: collaboration is more than just workspaces, workflows, and task lists. Collaboration only thrives when its easy for people to collaborate and that's truly where the Office suite wins because the fact of the matter is that business exists in Office with the three pillars being Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. It's only _natural_ to ride on the Microsoft stack in terms of integration and collaboration.
Aside from that, I really don't understand what the Lotus suite does that Office doesn't.
I'd offer to help you understand what you're missing, but you're clearly not interested in a serious discussion of the question. Ranting is fine, I do it all the time. But you may want to temper your future rants with just a *tiny* bit of actual knowledge on the subject you're discussing. You can't say something doesn't compare to the Microsoft stack without making any effort to understand how the other stack works.
For example, you seem to be unaware that the CURRENT version of Notes includes the open source office productivity suite called Lotus Symphony, which is built on OpenOffice.org, thus answering your contention that Office is the natural basis for collaboration (I could debate that contention, since Lotus invented the collaboration space before MS Office even existed, but that's a larger discussion).
Rob, your perspective is obviously different from mine. OpenOffice and Symphony will never replace Office and Word as the dominant document creation software platform.
With regards to 8, it's completely irrelevant because I'm not using 8 and who knows when CSC will upgrade to 8. Until then, I have no real live point of comparison **from an end user perspective** to judge Lotus aside from 6.5…which is indisputably (at least in my house), a steaming pile. You can give me theory and sales pitches all you want, but in the end, nothing will sell it to me as a superior platform without actual usage of it. So until such time that I am forced to spend time with 8, the point is moot…the only thing I'm comparing is Office in 2003/2007 variants and 6.5 and 2003 or 2007 both handily smack it down from a usability perspective.
As for development and server platform support, it's true that I know next to nothing about Notes development. But I've picked up SharePoint on the fly over the last year and there is really nothing challenging about it; it's so easy that I'm to the point of boredom with my day job at this point. Integrating with SharePoint is either as easy or as hard as you want it to be (it's built on top of ASP.NET and you have multiple options on how you want to approach developing solutions web parts, layout pages, heck, you don't even have to use ASP.NET, you can purely use the web services).
As for who "invented" collaboration, that's a moot point as well. Google didn't invent Internet search, OK? The only thing that matters is who does it better. To be honest, I think they both have it wrong (it's just that Lotus 6.5 gets it wrong and is horrid to look at on top of that); everyone has it all wrong. No one uses workspaces because it interrupts the natural flow of a user's interaction with others. Discussions, chat, and e-mail are the natural interface points for collaboration. Users don't want to know a workspace exists, users don't want to manage workspaces, users don't want to visit workspace sites and pages and what not. None of the solutions are seamless enough, but if I had to choose one, I'd choose SharePoint because it integrates natively with Office and last I checked, it was still the mainstay in big businesses and held a sizable majority over OpenOffice.
Sorry you feel this way. We've been using Lotus NOTE/Domino since 1997 and have had no issues of any significant note. We're currently on 8.02 and our users are completely happy with it. For one thing, users that prefer the Outlook client, we are able to provide them the Outlook client since Lotus is more accommodating on this sort of thing – you can't do that with Exchange as it ONLY uses Outlook. With MS anything you have not choice. Any oiy, the patching and fixing and bugs and . . . . .BLAH.
Providing users with the Outlook client is only one of many things that Lotus does so much better in the enterprise field than MS. If you're only comparing mail to mail then fine Exc/Out is as good as LND. But if you're a serious organization just try replicating with Exc/Out, you can't at least not until 2008 Exch. another expensive upgrade. LND not only replicates mail but archives as well and is always backward compatible so deployment is a breeze. Exch. can't provide these functions or stability. And on and on. LND is a complete product where as the MS Exc/Out + sharepoint+etc. stack is costly and limited.
At the end of the day if your shop is MS everything go for it. But if you need true scalable open standards and true collaboration then LND is the better man.
One of the interesting roadblocks I've run into recently is that Lotus 6.5 does not seem to support server side processing rules. That is, I cannot seem to set up forwarding rules on the server, only on the client (or maybe they're just not working).
I've been avoiding Lotus like the plague.
I'm not saying that Exchange/Outlook is /the/ paradigm either — I personally do not use my desktop Outlook; I use Gmail or the web client provided by my hosting provider.
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Bankruptcy Law
Bankruptcy Law Questions? Ask a Bankruptcy Lawyer.
Once you file for bankruptcy you will automatically get an automatic stay that will immeditely take affect to stop your creditors from any and all collection activities, including foreclosure. However, whether you are able to keep your home in the process will depend upon whether you can develop a repayment plan through the bankruptcy case, that can show that you can afford to make the payments necessary to keep the home.
Bankruptcy has many benefits for the bankrupt debtor to help you keep your assets, including your home, but the hard reality of bankruptcy is that it will take some money to go bankrupt. I know how it sounds to hear that you must have money to go bankrupt, but the reality of the matter is that if you want to keep your home, eventually you will have to pay for it. The bankruptcy will allow you immediate breathing room by stopping your creditors in their collection tracks, but it is then up to you to decide how you will get through the bankruptcy process and position yourself for a fresh start, which is possible.
Some bankruptcy attorneys offer free consultations, but the cost will vary. You may be able to find an attorney to take the case on a pro bono basis, which would not coost you a dime. You should contact a volunteer lawyers association in your area, your State bar or a legal clinic. They should be able to lead you to an attorney that can work with you in this crucial time in your life.
Below is some general information regarding bankruptcy that I hope you find helpful.
Bankruptcy refers to the federal law that permits certain entities to obtain permanent relief from many debts and obligations. The intent of the bankruptcy law is to enable debtors to get a "fresh start" in their financial affairs. The bankruptcy law underwent a major revision in 2005. Once a bankruptcy has been concluded, the debtor is discharged from many debts, meaning the debtor is no longer legally obligated to pay those dischargeable debts.
Chapter 13 - often called wage-earner bankruptcy, is used primarily by individual consumers to reorganize their financial affairs under a repayment plan that must be completed within three or five years. To be eligible for Chapter 13 relief, a consumer must have regular income and may not have more than a certain amount of debt, as set forth in the Bankruptcy Code. You can usually keep your property, but you must earn wages or have some other source of regular income and you must agree to pay part of your income to your creditors. The court must approve your repayment plan and your budget. A trustee is appointed and will collect the payments from you, pay your creditors, and make sure you live up to the terms of your repayment plan.
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If you can not show that Court that you can afford to keep your home, you will have the option to surrender the home back to the mortgage company and cancel any deficiency balance that will remain if the house is sold for an amount less than the the loan balance. But they will not simply get to take your home. Bankruptcy will allow you to be an active participant in the process and you will work closely with your bankrutpcy attorney to do whatever it takes to save your home or properly surrender your interest in the property. You can also try to sell it, but if you do not think that you will make a profit from the sale, then you should just surrender the home and let the creditor deal with the hassle of selling it.
And yes, bankruptcy stays on your credit for 10 years and you will still be able to work at rebuilding and re-establishing your credit during that time. However, you will have to be diligent in your efforts to rebuild your credit after a bankruptcy, it can be done.


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"My 88 yr old mother who has advanced Alzheimers"
About: Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust / Older people's mental health Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust Older people's mental health NE3 3XT
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She had to be admitted in November 2012, as an emergency to the Castleside Unit at the General Hospital in Newcastle upon Tyne.
From the day I received a call from the staff nurse employed there (Jill Knapton) mam was treated with respect and given the attention she needed. The staff there are the most committed people I have ever encountered in the medical world. Jill had been called to the residential home where my mother was living to assess her challenging behaviour.
She was told that 5 days previously my mother had been found in her bed with an emergency cord wrapped about her neck, and decided that she would not be happy leaving her in the home, so arranged for her to be admitted to Castleside for round the clock observation. She stayed there for 6 weeks and during Xmas and a difficult time when the unit had to be closed as a result of an infection, she was well cared for.
I am very impressed with the staff I have met there and feel that mam was given everything she needed at the time. Jill even washed her clothing as I was ill and unable to collect it from the unit.
I have nothing but praise for them all and hope that others have the same experience at a difficult time for families.
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Global warming may not worry you until you've climbed into your car after it's been baking in the summer sun. According to the American Automobile Association (AAA), your vehicle's interior reaches between 131 and 172 degrees when parked in the sun and the outside temperature is in the low to mid-90s. This wasn't always an issue for one simple reason: we were once accustomed to sweating a lot in the summer.
Still, the 19th century's industrial revolution brought with it attempts to cool stuffy carriage interiors.
Among the earliest attempts was attributed to William Whiteley in 1884. Two years after the Crocker & Curtis Electric Motor Co. produced the first electric fan, Whiteley invented the "All-Weather Eye," an invention that placed trays of ice under horse-drawn carriages. Fans were attached to the carriage's axles that in turn rotated the fan blades. This produced cool air that was directed into the carriage. But the system proved impractical, needing hundreds of pounds of ice per hour to work.
Perhaps it wasn't such a bad thing that the earliest automobiles were open to the elements; catching a breeze was easy. In 1908, that changed once the closed car was introduced. Suddenly keeping cool on a hot day was just as challenging as ever, even though Willis Carrier's new invention, the mechanized air conditioner, was already six years old.
Manufacturers did equip their closed cars with roll-down windows or windshields that tilted open slightly. And, by the 1930s, many vehicles also had pop-up vents ahead of the windshield to funnel air to the cabin. But the air was hot, and filled with dirt, pollen and bugs. Coupled with the engine heat radiating through the floorboards into the metal-and-leather trimmed interiors, it was hot enough to melt your enthusiasm.
There were experiments to cool car cabins, but none took hold until 1930, when General Motors Research Laboratories imagined cooling the air using R-12 refrigerant. Not surprisingly, it took two more years until the proposal reached management for approval, and another year until work commenced, albeit with help from GM's Frigidaire division.
Initially, engineers proposed cooling a car's interior by a mere 10 degrees, as it was feared that any greater cooling would cause passengers to experience thermal shock when stepping into the hot sun from a cool car. Early experiments included using liquid nitrogen, a vapor system that used a water-alcohol mixture, a turbine-powered compressor system and a gasoline vapor system that guzzled only 26 gallons of gas every hour.
Six years later, a prototype system was fitted in a Cadillac's trunk.
As GM dithered, Cadillac's rival, Packard, unveiled the Weather Conditioner manufactured and installed by Bishop and Babcock, as a $274 option ($4751.40 in 2016 dollars) in 1939. Packard offered air-conditioning between 1940 and 1942. Cadillac's system finally appeared as an option for 1941, while a year later, Chrysler followed with its AirTemp system a year later, although few, if any, cars were sold with it.
The lackluster response was due to the new technology's compromises:
It's estimated that about 3,000 cars were fitted with air-conditioning before World War II, with most being sold – not surprisingly – in the Southwest.
Given these systems' problems and cost, it's a wonder that any were ordered. Instead, many drivers used swamp coolers, a window-mounted metal tube that would be filled with ice. As a fan blew air blew over the ice, it was cooled and funneled inside. The fan was plugged into the car's cigarette lighter.
Air-conditioning would not become a truly viable option until 1953, when GM, Chrysler and Packard introduced new air-conditioning systems. The GM system was made by Frigidaire, and available in all Cadillac and Oldsmobile models, as well as Buick Roadmasters and Supers. Chrysler's AirTemp system was optional on the Imperial, while Packard's unit was available on Cavaliers, Patricians, and Derham-bodied sedans.
But units remained in the rear of the vehicle until GM's Harrison Radiator Division conceived a system that fit in the engine compartment. It was a Pontiac option for 1954. Others marques followed, and by 1956, all major American car companies offered air-conditioning as an option.
The following year, Cadillac became the first marque to offer air-conditioning as standard equipment on the Cadillac Eldorado Brougham.
Even so, across the automotive spectrum, cars with factory air were still uncommon.
With an average price of $435, just 3.7 percent of cars had it, but that would grow significantly over the next decade as the price dropped. By 1969, more than half of all new cars came with air-conditioning. For those who couldn't afford factory-installed units, aftermarket units installed under the dashboard were common. Still, even by 1977, of domestic brands, only Cadillac and Lincoln had standard air conditioning across their lineup.
But its popularity was growing, especially after the introduction of Comfort Control in 1964 Cadillacs. Like other systems, incoming air was cooled and dehydrated by passing over an evaporator. But uniquely, this system could regulate air temperature by channeling some of the cold air to the heater core. By mixing hot and cold air, the system could deliver a set temperature, allowing for the first automatic climate control.
But another problem soon emerged in the 1970s, when scientists discovered that air conditioning's main ingredient, chlorofluorocarbons, or CFCs, were depleting the earth's ozone layer. A replacement was needed.
It was no small matter. In 1980, 72 percent of all new cars had air-conditioning. By 1990, 94 percent of cars had it. And all of these systems used R-12, also known by its DuPont brand name Freon, the most common CFC.
Preliminary tests on a suitable replacement, R-134a, began in 1978. Once it proved satisfactory a decade later, car manufacturers were required by the U.S. government to switch over to R-134a by 1996, replacing Freon. It is still in use, but is being replaced by R-1234yf, a refrigerant developed by Honeywell and DuPont. The new coolant has a global warming impact that's 99.7 percent lower than R-134a.
Today, almost every car and truck is equipped with air-conditioning. And while finding a car with standard air-conditioning is no sweat, a lot of it was shed to keep you cool.
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LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Expert scene-stealer Will Arnett has packed his bags for "When in Rome," a Disney romantic comedy starring Kristen Bell.
The former "Veronica Mars" actress plays a love-starved New York curator who steals magical coins from the Trevi Fountain in Rome but soon finds herself in a bizarre situation when she is pursued back to New York by a band of aggressive suitors whose coins she took.
Arnett ("Blades of Glory") will play one of the suitors, an Italian artist. He joins Josh Duhamel, Jon Heder, Anjelica Huston and Dax Shepard. Shooting begins next month. Mark Steven Johnson directs.
Arnett can be heard in Fox's "Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who!" in which he voices Vlad. He recently wrapped "G Force" for Disney and producer Jerry Bruckheimer.
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If you can look yourself in the mirror, you can look anyone in the eye.
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PARIS: Rory McIlroy made it a career total of 60 weeks as world number one on Monday with the final golf rankings of the year.
The Northern Irishman started the year as world number six, but after wins in the British Open in July and in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational at the start of August he was back at the top.
He cemented that position with his fourth major title win at the US PGA Championship and ended the year almost three ranking points clear of second-placed Henrik Stenson of Sweden.
The record for the longest golf drive has stood unbeaten for 35 years and was achieved with a wooden club, so have three decades ...
The World Cup, also known as the Mundial or Copa do Mundo, has been held 19 times since it inaugural tournament in 1930.
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I guess it's because my parents were not sports fans either. They were blue collar people. And here I am, neither here or there about it as well.
Don't get me wrong! I like watching sports. But as far as getting all worked up? Nowhere to be found!
Of course some of my tastes in sports are not the same as some here in the USA. I like? Cricket, handball (both versions), and many more. So far! The only game I don't really like is baseball. Slowest game there is. I have been to baseball games. Still not a fan of it. I can't blame my parents for it.
I have met a woman who! Did not understand why? Such a big deal over a ball? (her words! Not mine!).
I'm one that. If the home team wins? Great! If not? there's always the next game or next season.
To me! I just can't see! Getting all worked up over a game?
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The screen of the BenQ EW2740 measures 62x37x2cm, the stand is 31x12cm with the support arm protruding back by another 7cm in the central area. The stand raises the screen by 8cm from your desk. The viewable screen is 60x33cm giving notional diagonal imperial screen size of 27 inches. The total weight is 4.2kilos.
The unit has a good amount of back tilt stated to be 20 degrees and a tiny amount of forward tilt.
All the connections are in a vertical column on the support arm. From the top they are VGA, two HDMI the second with ability to mirror cast, next a 3.5mm socket for audio input if you use the VGA, 3.5mm headphone output possibly usable for gamers and finally DC input.
Towards the right edge of the base of the screen surround are six touch buttons the one nearest the right edge is on/off with an actual button underneath.
The image is the standard 1920x1080 but it is sharp and clear, the stated viewing angle is 178 degrees which means you can view it from a position almost parallel to the unit.
The second HDMI port allows you to display anything from your SmartPhone in crystal clear quality it is technically called an MHL connection. A full list of the current device that support MHL can be found on the last link at the end of this review.
Dynamic adjustment is provided so those times you watch videos you get the very best available display. Another feature that can help you improve display of low resolution videos is Super Resolution which can improve pixel density. When watching a Window within a Window you can allow yourself to focus on the Window by using Smart Focus.
All Ben Q monitors have Low Blue Light Mode which is kinder to your eyes; after all we only get one pair. You also have a flicker free backlight which gets rid of those annoying bands often seen on monitors.
If you use Windows 8 your panel will be immediately recognised and so no adjustments should be required, true plug and play.
Ben Q panels are also Eco friendly.
The native contrast is 3000:1 and the dynamic contrast is 20m:1, they also state that there are a possible 16.7 million colours.
In use this was perfectly acceptable panel, I connected it to both Windows 7 and Windows 8 machines using both HDMI and VGA connections. With the latter I could have done with a little more sound on occasions but it was adequate in normal conditions.
Anyone wanting a big 27inch panel that does not take up that much space should consider this.
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Non-traded goods and optimal trade policy in a cash-in-advance economy
This paper develops a standard trade model of a small open monetary economy with two traded and one non-traded goods. Money is introduced through a generalized cash-in-advance constraint where the share of goods purchases that must be made using cash, varies across sectors. We find that free trade may be harmful so that alternative policy instruments may be considered to improve welfare. In addition, we study and compare the optimal tariff formula and the optimal consumption tax structure. In the presence of a monetary distortion of the non-traded good, a consumption tax may not Pareto dominate a tariff although the latter bears an additional production burden. This corroborates the theory of second best.
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^ Nightmare. Something similar to this. Also, my hair was pink & purple. Just ew.00|00|0
I 've done some pretty serious fashion faux-pas in the past years:
-I was biting my nails, I was bad at keeping nail polish in the nail limit and I was going out with chipped nail polish.
-I did some bad things to my hair also, like cutting them too short or too shaggy and flat-ironing to death, even going out with oily hair occasionally.
-Wearing skinny jeans, trendy athletic sneakers and hoodies without wearing any makeup or doing my hair. People sometimes thought I was a boy.
-Wearing skinny jeans, black clothes, scarves, straightening hair, and putting on makeup in 35 Celsius00|00|0
I still wear those beanies... Probably, wife beaters with cargo pants.
Like this without the tie.
Wearing too much makeup. I used to be super insecure and wore so ooooooo much makeup. I had to burn any pictures of me from four years ago because they're just too embarrassing. :(00|00|0
Wearing the colors brown and black at the same time00|00|0
I did the same thing with the beanie
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Oh, basically everything I ever wore before working in menswear.
My "suit" was a pair of khakis that were at LEAST four or five years old, shoes that were maybe a size too big AND didn't match the belt, a shirt that was too small around the neck and too short on the sleeves, a tie that I just loosened and would throw off to the side, and a tuxedo jacket from my high school choir. Yeah...*shiver*... a very not-pretty sight...
And the fact that my glasses were, according to my optometrist, "too conservative" and I used to shave my head...
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Sure there is a white paper but couldnt find it. I have two locations but I would like to use spiceworks for both but try to keep the locations seperate? I could just add the other locations IP ranges but then it becomes 1. I am wondering if I can have a site1 and site 2 on one installation? Make sense?
May 6, 2010 at 7:26 UTC
Just use the helpdesk at your main installation. But feel free to use both.
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May 6, 2010 at 7:01 UTC
Give these articles a read: Remote Collectors and Remote Office Inventory.
May 6, 2010 at 7:10 UTC
May 6, 2010 at 7:13 UTC
Great response time!! Do you know how that would impact the help desk portion of SW? Would there be serperate help desks at each site?
I have two sites connected via fiber.
Stie A is up and running no issues...If I add the remote collector would there be just one help desk and would it be seperate of site A help desk or rolled into 1?
Thanks again.
May 6, 2010 at 7:19 UTC
I'm busted - Kevin, I don't actually use Remote Collectors. I would like to but do not have any reason to do so. I'm in a very simple, single location environment. I just know that the Remote Collector functionality is there and used by many.
I suspect you can use Ticket Rules and Ticket Views/Creating Ticket View at the least.
May 6, 2010 at 7:26 UTC
Just use the helpdesk at your main installation. But feel free to use both.
May 6, 2010 at 7:28 UTC
so in theory one giant help desk for all locations but remote collectors at each site?
May 6, 2010 at 9:32 UTC
Yes, if possible (AD authentification yes/no?)
May 6, 2010 at 9:39 UTC
yes...am using AD...I guess the remote collection allows scanning not over wan but all other configurable options and settings done at the other SW setup...thanks.
May 10, 2010 at 11:04 UTC
Using the remote controllers was the ticket. Thanks
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LOS ANGELES -- The 21st-ranked Cal Poly Mustangs scored eight unanswered runs to claim a 9-2 decision against the 25th-ranked University of San Diego baseball team Friday afternoon at Jackie Robinson Stadium in the opening game of the Los Angeles Regional.
With the loss, the Toreros fall to 35-24 overall and will move on to Saturday and play the loser of the San Diego State and UCLA game at 2:05 p.m. With the win, the Mustangs improve to 40-17 overall, and will move on to play the winner of the UCLA-SDSU game on Saturday at 6:05 p.m.
The Mustangs got on the scoreboard first, as they scored one run on a solo home run by Brian Mundell in the bottom of the first inning, to give Cal Poly an early 1-0 lead.
The Toreros answered right back in the top of the second inning, by scoring one run on two hits. Connor Joe led off the frame with an infield single, and he moved to third on an Austin Green single through the right side. Andrew Daniel then drove in Joe as he grounded into a double play to even the score at 1-1.San Diego then took the lead in the top of the fourth inning, as they scored one run on three hits. With two outs, Green got things going as he laced a single to right centerfield, and moved to second on a fielding error by the centerfielder. Andrew Daniel then singled through the left side to score Green from second, and gave USD a 2-1 lead.
The Mustangs then regained the lead in the bottom of the fifth inning, as they scored a pair of runs. The runs came on a Denver Chaves RBI single and a Mundell RBI sacrifice fly to left field to move the score to 3-2 in favor of the Mustangs.
Cal Poly then scored six runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to break open the game and take a 9-2 lead.
Offensively for the Toreros, both Joe and Green led the way, as they went 2-for-4 with one run scored a piece.
PJ Conlon (9-1) was saddled with his first loss of the season on the mound for the Toreros, as he allowed seven runs, six earned, on eight hits in 5.1 innings of work. Cal Poly's Joey Wagman (13-3) picked up the win on the mound for the Mustangs, as he allowed two runs on six hits in 8.0 innings of work.
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Sep 21, 2010 at 7:24 UTC
Make OpenDNS your DNS and block youtube, OR upgrade to an ASA.
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Sep 21, 2010 at 5:24 UTC
pix v6 dosent have a web filtering feature built into it.
an option that you may want to expolore is to use Untangle as a proxy server.
Sep 21, 2010 at 7:24 UTC
Make OpenDNS your DNS and block youtube, OR upgrade to an ASA.
Sep 21, 2010 at 2:00 UTC
What you are asking about is URL filtering. I think for a PIX you need to have some kind of 3rdparty URL filtering service such as Websense or N2H2 in order to get it to work. You would just tell your PIX to use the Websense/N2H2 "database" for reference in filtering your stuff. (See also https:/
Both W Bold and Rivitir offer good alternatives. OpenDNS may be the cheapest, easiest solution.
Sep 22, 2010 at 3:28 UTC
The problem with simple URL filtering is when you have users who think they are clever and start using proxies.
You end up chasing various URLS and continually reconfiguring the devices
Here we use Squid and simply block the mime types for streaming video (and audio) both in and out. Works a treat. They can access the site but only see a black box where the video should be.
The default route is a dead end and the firewall (ASA 5520) is set up only to allow traffic from the proxy out so no manually editing the default route to circumvent that.
Sep 22, 2010 at 11:57 UTC
Down with the YouTube negativity, users just want to play. However, I do like solution used by @Dr.Funk. :)
Um, where's the underlined comments coming from all of a sudden?
Sep 22, 2010 at 12:16 UTC
Glad to know I'm not the only one seeing the crazy underline on all the comments. It started in John's post. Even the flags under the avatars are underlined.
I'll let Nic know.
Sep 22, 2010 at 12:20 UTC
The problem with simple URL filtering is when you have users who think they are clever and start using proxies.
Thats why I suggested OpenDNS, it allows you to block proxies. If anything I would suggest both squid and OpenDNS combined. One will always miss something the other will not. But at least OpenDNS is something he can get going immediately with little to no learning curve.
Sep 23, 2010 at 7:29 UTC
Thanks to all of you!
i have opened an account on OpenDNS. and followed the instructions but i can't get it to work. i think the Cisco PIX is intercepting each DNS request, and redirect them to the local DNS Server instead of OpenDNS servers. I'm not sure.
I'm assuming that the PIX is the culprit because we have another internet connection (with a Zywall Router) from a different ISP and OpenDNS is working like charm on it!
Sep 23, 2010 at 7:32 UTC
You have to make sure all of your IP's are registered. I, for example, have two internet connections (primary and backup) both of my external IP's must be registered. And don't forget to apply your filtering to both IP's.
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Sound Ramp
Sound Ramp is a device that'll improve the quality of sound coming from your television's built-in speakers so you won't have to keep turning the volume up or straining to hear. This black device is shaped in a particular way that enables it to redirect sound waves toward you instead of the floor, once it's attached to your television. Sound Ramp is compatible with any size of flat-screen television, regardless of whether its' free-standing or mounted.
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How to Use (Step by Step)
- Peel Off Backing
To start using Sound Ramp, you'll need to peel the backing off one of your devices ( they come in sets of two ), revealing some sticky adhesive underneath.
- Attach to Television
Next, use the sticky adhesive to attach the device to your television, securing it directly overtop of one of your TV's built-in speakers. The longer sides of the device should be running horizontally, parallel to the television's top and bottom edges, while the shorter sides should be vertical.
- Attach Second Ramp (optional)
If your television has two built-in speakers, you can now attach your second Sound Ramp, sticking it securely over the second speaker. However, if your television only has one built-in speaker, you'll be able to skip on to the next step.
- Enjoy Your Programs
Once one or both of your devices are attached, you can simply flick on your television, and you should notice that the audio is clearer than usual immediately. No volume changes with the remote control should be necessary. If you don't notice a difference in the sound quality, take a look at your device's instructions to make sure each one is properly attached.
How It Works
When you use a television's built-in speakers on their own, the sound waves will normally travel in the direction of the floor, which can make the TV's audio sound a bit muffled. After you've added one or two Sound Ramps, though, their shape will cause the sound waves to be redirected straight toward you instead. This redirection will enable you to hear your television more clearly without turning up its volume.
- Black
Each of these devices is black, the same shade as most televisions, so they will appear fairly inconspicuous when attached to most TV sets. Even if your television happens to be silver or gray instead, the black won't clash with its shade.
- Work With Variety of Tvs
Sound Ramp devices are compatible with any flat-screen TV, regardless of its size. Since most televisions are of the flat-screen type these days, you'll likely be able to use one or two on your set. It doesn't matter whether your television is resting on something or mounted on the wall—your device'll work just as effectively either way, and you'll still be able to move and rotate your set as usual.
- Small in Size
These devices are fairly lightweight, so you won't need to lug them from their original box over to your television when you want to install them. If you want to install a couple at a location outside your home, such as your cottage or workplace, you won't have a hard time transporting them there.
Positive Points
- Good for Hard of Hearing
If you've experienced hearing loss due to age or a temporary or permanent physical disability, the enhanced sound quality you'll get through a Sound Ramp will be especially beneficial to you. You'll likely be able to hear your favorite programs super-clearly without turning the television up so loud that it annoys others in the room.
Save Time
Some people improve the sound of their televisions by installing a set of audio bar speakers. However, if you use Sound Ramp instead, you won't need to spend time seeking out a good set of speakers and installing them. While speaker installation could take up to an hour or two, you'll be able to attach a Sound Ramp or two to your television in minutes.
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Once you've installed a Sound Ramp, don't move it around too often, or the adhesive on its backside will start to lose its stickiness.
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- Alternatives or the same items are always available and sometimes at lower prices.
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What an ABSOLUTE JOKE
We ordered on November 8th, 2016. Still waiting on Nov. 20th so we called. We were told by some chick in india that they are on back-order for another 6 weeks! I don't flippin think so! We cancelled our order, even though we were offered an additional &$5.00 off!
I can, will, and now have, made my own, and they work great. Aluminum foil and tape! And you can too! Save your $!
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