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Gov. Richardson's Endorsement of Barack Obama
Friday, March 21, 2008; 12:57 PM
RICHARDSON: My friends, earlier this week, an extraordinary American gave a historic speech.
Senator Barack Obama addressed the issue of race with the eloquence and sincerity and optimism that we have come to expect of him. He didn't evade the tough issues to soothe us with comforting half-truths; rather, he inspired us by reminding us of the awesome potential residing in our own responsibility.
Senator Obama could have given a safer speech. He is, after all, well ahead in the delegates count for our party nomination.
He could have waited for the controversy over the deplorable remarks of Reverend Wright to subside, as it surely would have. Instead, Senator Obama showed us once again what kind of leader he is.
He spoke to us -- he spoke to us as adults. He spoke to us as adults. He asked us to ponder the reign (ph) of our racially divided past, to rise above it, and to seize the opportunity to carry forward of many patriots of all races who struggled and died to bring us together.
Senator Obama reminded us that cynicism is not realism and that hope is not folly. He called upon us not just to dream about a less racially divided America, but also to do the hard work needed to build such an America.
He asked every American to see the reality and the pain of other Americans so that together we can rise above that which has divided us. He appealed to the best in us.
As a Hispanic-American, I was particularly touched by his words.
(speaking Spanish)
I've been troubled -- I've been troubled by the demonization of immigrants, specifically Hispanics, by too many in this country.
Hate crimes against Hispanics are rising as a direct result that now, in tough economic times, people look for scapegoats. And I fear that people will continue to exploit our racial differences and place them on others not like them.
We all know the real culprit: the disastrous economic policies of the Bush administration.
Senator Obama has started a discussion in this country that is long overdue and rejects the politics of pitting race against race. He understands that clearly by only bringing people together and by bridging our differences can we succeed together as Americans.
His words are one of a courageous, thoughtful leader who understands that a house divided against itself cannot stand. And, after eight years of George W. Bush, we desperately need that kind of leader.
Our national security and our global standing have been gravely damaged by the divided partnership of recent years. We need a president who can bring us together as a nation so that we can face global challenges and repair the damage done in the last eight years.
I am convinced that Barack Obama will make the historic and vital investments into clean and renewable energy to help create green jobs...
... and fight global warming. Barack knows that the safety and future of every American child requires that we restore our shared sense of national purpose, so that we can work together to rebuild our alliances and rehabilitate our image in a dangerous world.
By uniting our nation, we can reverse America's global decline. We must restore our international reputation, our influence, and our capacity to lead others.
America must become the beacon for the world again. We need a foreign policy based upon American ideals...
... and not the mere ideology of a president, a foreign policy of diplomacy and respect for international human rights.
We prospered and prevailed in the Cold War because both our enemies and friends knew that containment of the Soviet Union and the promotion of democratic values was not a Democratic or a Republican policy. It was an American policy, the very essence of what America was.
Senator Obama understands the importance of realism, of principle and bipartisanship in foreign policy. He opposed the Iraq war from the beginning because he knew that...
... despite what the administration claimed, that this war would not be easy. He also opposed the war because he saw the president's rush to employ military force and to do so without the support of our allies.
And he saw the war also what it also became: a terrible source of partisan political division and a catastrophic distraction from the war that had united us against the real threat posed by Al Qaida.
Now I trust him to do what is long overdue: end the Iraq war and bring our troops home.
Now, I know Senator Obama quite well. I got to know him when I chaired that last Democratic National Convention, where he gave that wonderful keynote address.
And now, last year, as we campaigned against each other for the presidency, I came to fully appreciate his steadfast patriotism and remarkable talents. And I also realized that here was a really good guy.
And I'll tell you -- and I'll tell you why. And I'll tell you why. I'll tell you why. You all watched those long, tedious Democratic debates, right? I could barely get recognized at any of them.
The one time when I was recognized -- and I was sitting next to Senator Obama -- I said, "Finally I've been recognized." So I turned to him, and we started chatting a little bit. And then, all of a sudden, the moderator, instead of going after other candidates that hadn't been recognized, came back to me and asked me to answer the question. Well, needless to say, I wasn't listening.
And I turned to Senator Obama in horror about to say, "Could you repeat the question?" And Senator Obama whispered, he said "Katrina, Katrina." And so I then gave my answer on Katrina.
He could have thrown me under the bus, but he stood behind me.
Now, don't tell anyone about that incident.
You know, I also felt a kinship with him, because we both had one foreign-born parent and we both lived abroad as children. In part, because of these experiences, Barack and I share a deep sense of our nation's responsibilities in the world.
Barack Obama, you're a leader who has shown courage, judgment and wisdom throughout the years. You understand the security challenges of the 21st century, and you will be an outstanding commander-in- chief.
Above all, you will be a president who brings this nation together and restores American global leadership. Your candidacy -- and this is an expression of your candidacy -- is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for our nation, and you are a once-in-a-lifetime leader.
You will make every American proud to be an American, and I am very proud today to endorse your candidacy for president.
Now, before...
CROWD: Yes, we can! Yes, we can! Yes, we can! Yes, we can! Yes, we can! Yes, we can! Yes, we can! Yes, we can! Yes, we can! Yes, we can! Yes, we can! Yes, we can!
RICHARDSON: Si, se puede! Si, se puede!
Now, I just asked Senator Obama if I was going too long. And he said, "No, go a little longer."
So before concluding my remarks, I do want to say that we're blessed to have two great American leaders and Democrats running for president.
Now, my great affection and admiration for Senator Clinton and President Clinton will never waver. It is time, however, for Democrats to stop fighting amongst ourselves and prepare...
... for the tough fight we will have against John McCain in the fall.
The 1990s were a decade of prosperity and peace because of the competent and enlightened leadership of the Clinton administration. And I was in that administration.
But it is now time for a new generation of leadership to lead America forward.
Barack Obama will be a great and historic president who can bring us the change we so desperately need by bringing us together as a nation here at home and with our allies abroad.
And I know that all Democrats and all Americans are going to work tirelessly to get this man elected.
So it is my distinct honor and privilege to introduce mi buen amigo, the next president of the United States, Barack Obama!
OBAMA: Bill Richardson...
... thank you. Thank you.
Thank you, Portland! Thank you. Thank you.
Please, everybody feel free to have a seat. I know you guys have been standing for a while. I am so grateful to be back in the beautiful Pacific Northwest.
I am grateful to all of you for taking the time to be here. What a magnificent crowd. And I am extraordinarily grateful to have the support of one of the great public servants of these United States, Governor Bill Richardson of New Mexico.
You know, Bill Richardson has served in so many different capacities, as a member of Congress, as a member of an administration's cabinet, as a governor of one of our most beautiful states. And in each and every task that has been assigned to him, he has done extraordinary work.
He's done the kind of work that you want from your public servants, somebody who's driven not just by raw ambition, not just by an interest in personal aggrandizement. He's been somebody who's been motivated by the desire to make the lives of his constituents and working people a little bit better, and he has been driven by the desire to make America a little bit stronger, and a little bit safer, and a little bit more prosperous.
He's been a leader on energy security and the desire to free ourselves from dependence on foreign oil. And as a congressman and as an energy secretary, and now as a governor, he has taken the lead on the clean energy future that all of us so desperately want.
And on foreign policy, he understands the importance of restoring diplomacy as a central part of our national security strategy. And he has, by himself, created the kind of diplomatic breakthroughs around the world that have been so lacking over the last seven years.
He understands the need for us to reach out, not just to leaders we like, but to leaders we don't. And so...
... not only does he understand it, but he has done it. He has accomplished it. And so, for him to stand before you here today and not just offer his endorsement, but to offer his confidence that I will perform the task of commander-in-chief and president of the United States with the kind of excellence that I know he wants to see in the next president of the United States, I can't be more honored.
And I want everybody to be giving a huge round of applause to Governor Bill Richardson.
I want to see if this might work because I want to move around a little bit. Can you guys hear me? Is that working?
All right, you need it a little louder? All right. Volume up a little bit. I just want to make sure I'm not...
Oh, there's a wireless? Let's see, oh. All right.
Well, listen, Bill and I started running for president about 15 months ago, and I'm sure that he started his candidacy in his home state of New Mexico. I started in the capital of my home state of Illinois, in Springfield, Illinois.
I stood on the steps of the Old State Capitol. This is the building where Abraham Lincoln served for so many years before he went to Washington to serve as president. This is the city where I served for many years in state government before I joined the United States Senate. And I announced this improbable journey to change America.
And I have to say, at the time there were a number of people who asked me, "Why are you running this time? Why are you running so soon? You're a relatively young man; you can afford to wait."
CROWD: No!
OBAMA: And what I've explained to people is I believe in what Dr. King called the fierce urgency of now, the fierce urgency of now...
... the belief that there's such a thing as being too late, and that hour is almost upon us.
This week, we mark the fifth anniversary of the war in Iraq. We have spent well over half-a-trillion dollars. There are some estimates that, by the time this is over, we will have spent $3 trillion. We have lost thousands of lives; thousands more have been maimed.
And yet we're not more safe and our standing in the world is drastically diminished. Our economy is in a shambles. All across the country, I meet people who have lost their homes or on the verge of losing their homes.
All across this country, I meet people desperate for health care. Maybe they can get health care for their kids, but they can't get it for themselves, or the premiums or the deductibles or the co-payments keep going up and up and up.
All across this country, we see schools that, despite the slogans, are leaving millions of children behind.
All across this country, you meet people who are working, sometimes two, three jobs, but their wages and their incomes have flat-lined, while their costs of everything from gas at the pump to electricity to a college education keep going up and up and up.
In such circumstances, we cannot afford to wait. We can't wait to fix our schools; we cannot wait to fix our health care system; we cannot wait to bring an end to global warming; we cannot wait to end this war in Iraq.
We cannot wait. The time is now.
So when I got into this race, I know Bill felt the same thing. What we understood was that the size of our challenges had outstripped the capacity of a broken and divided politics to solve, that the American people were hungry, were desperate for something different, a politics that wasn't based on tearing each other down, but was based on lifting the country up...
... a politics that wasn't based on spin and P.R. and half-truths and doublespeak, a politics that was based on honesty and straight talk and truthfulness.
But, most of all, when I decided to run, I was betting on you, the American people. Some of you know I now live in Chicago, but I'm not originally from Chicago. I came to Chicago after college because I wanted to work at a grassroots level to help communities in need.
And there were a group of churches on the far south side of Chicago that were dealing with the devastation of steel plants that had closed. And I went and worked with these churches as a community organizer for 3 1/2 years, setting up job training programs for the unemployed, and after-school programs for youth, and economic development for these communities.
And I always tell people it was the best education I ever had, because it taught me that ordinary people can do extraordinary things when they're given a chance.
It taught me that change doesn't happen from the top-down. It happens from the bottom-up, because the American people stand ready for change.
I believe that the American people are a decent people and a generous people, willing to work hard and sacrifice for future generations. And I was absolutely convinced that if we could just come together -- all of us, black, white, Hispanic, Asian, Native American, young, old, rich, poor -- if we could come together to challenge the special interests that have come to dominate Washington, but also to challenge ourselves to be better, to challenge ourselves to be better neighbors and better parents and better citizens, then there would be no problem we could not solve, no destiny we could not fulfill. That was the bet that I was making 15 months ago.
And I am here to report that, after 15 months of crisscrossing the country, after visiting 46 states, after speaking to hundreds of thousands of people, after shaking tens of thousands of hands, after kissing hundreds of babies...
... after eating hundreds of chicken dinners -- you miss those chicken dinners, Bill? I am here to report that my bet has paid off, that my faith in the American people has been vindicated...
... because everywhere I go, Americans are standing up. And they say, "We want something new. We want something different. We want to turn the page. We want to write a new chapter in American history."
So we have been seeing record turnout everywhere we go. People who've never participated, young people coming out in record numbers like never before.
Those like me, who are young at heart and who have been disaffected from politics for so many years, getting re-engaged, re- involved.
Now, I would like to take credit for all of this, but I have to admit -- I think Bill will acknowledge -- that part of the reason everybody's so excited is, no matter what happens, people will be going into the polling place next November to choose the next president of the United States, and the name "George W. Bush" will not be on the ballot. And that has everybody excited.
No Bush. The name of my cousin, Dick Cheney, will not be on the ballot.
Some of you read about this. Cheney and I are distant relations. It hurt me in the polls..
... but people have been forgiving me lately and been picking things back up.
So that means that the era of Scooter Libby justice and Brownie incompetence, of Katrina and warrantless wiretaps, Karl Rove politics, all of that will finally be over next year.
But you're not here just because you want to be against something. You're here because you want to be for something.
You know, so much of our politics is based on, "Well, I'm not as bad as that guy," or, "Well, those folks are just terrible." But that doesn't help move the country forward; that doesn't describe the path to create a more perfect union.
That may win elections, it may be good tactics, but it doesn't tell us who we should be and what this country should do, the course we should take. And so what I've spent the last 15 months doing -- and I know Bill agrees with this -- that the greatest privilege of running for president is you're in a conversation with the American people.
And what I hear from the American people is that they've lost trust and they've lost confidence in their government. They've lost trust and confidence in their leaders. They don't feel like they're being heard; they don't feel like anybody's fighting on their behalf, that politics has become a sport.
Because if we were really listening, if we, as leaders, were really listening to the American people, here's what we'd hear: We would hear...
(UNKNOWN): We love you!
OBAMA: I love you back.
We'd hear the voice of the young woman that I met when I was campaigning who is going to school full-time, has a sick sister with cerebral palsy, so she's got to work, too. So she goes to work, takes care of her sister, goes to bed at 10:00, wakes up at 1 o'clock in the morning to go work the night shift at Federal Express taking packages out to an airplane.
She gets three hours of sleep every night, and she's determined to make a better life for herself, but she doesn't understand how it is that Washington is not doing more to help her pay her student loans or making sure that her sister has the health care she deserves.
She's not looking for a handout. She wants to work for her American dream, but she doesn't feel like anybody's listening.
If Washington was paying attention, then they'd know the story of a woman that I met in Oakland named Pauline Beck, who is a homecare worker. I went with her, because the Service Employees International Union had organized every -- had organized, is SEIU in the house? I see AFSCME in the house.
Thank you. I appreciate you guys, representing people who need representation.
SEIU had organized each of us to spend a day walking in the shoes of one of their members. And so I went -- we had Ms. Beck. We woke up early in the morning, went over to the home of an 86-year-old amputee. And I did that day the work she does every single day, helping him out of his bed into a wheelchair, helping him get dressed, helping him get clean, making the bed, making the house, making breakfast, hard work, back-breaking work.
Pauline Beck, she's 61 years old. She does this every single day. She can't take a day off because she can't afford it, so she works every single day.
In talking to her, she was glad about her capacity to help somebody, help somebody older than her, more frail than her, stay in their home, stay in their community. She wasn't looking for a handout, but what she was looking for was somebody who might fight for her so she could have decent health care.


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Racing legislation handed power to the wrong party
With all due respect to the late Michael Shagan (whose career in horse racing and involvement with the Interstate Horse Racing Act of 1978 were remembered in Stan Bergstein's July 26 column, "Shagan was a man ahead of his time"), I beg to differ about the legislation he was instrumental in creating.
Is it a coincidence that the decline of horse racing's fan base started about the time that the Interstate Horse Racing Act went into effect? No, the two are very much related.
That legislation gave local horsemen's unions (often packed with protectionists) de-facto veto power over simulcasting, racing's biggest growth area. They got this power even though these unions, in most cases, do not own the tracks and pay a minority of the expenses to put on live races.
Racetrack owners have lost control of their product. The knee-jerk protectionism of these unions has caused horse racing mostly to disappear from mainstream television, beginning a long erosion of the sport's fan base. Horse racing, kind of like comic books, has gone from a mainstream sport to a cult following, little written or talked about in the mainstream media, except for the Triple Crown.
This needs to change. The power of these unions must be curbed in order for horse racing to return to its status as a major sport. Track executives must have authority to send the product to wherever it is likely to generate an audience for horse racing (like in sports bars such as Hooters) without horsemen threatening the track's business because of protests about where "their" (as horsemen's false claim of ownership would have it) television broadcast is going.
Horsemen should not feel threatened. Every race seen is a free ad for racing.
The National Thoroughbred Racing Association has foolishly endorsed the standing law. This must change. To leave the situation as is would be akin to giving the United Auto Workers power to tell General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler where they can sell cars. Until horsemen's unions begin paying a majority of the expenses to put on live races, they shouldn't have control of the product.
James Mosher - Newport, R.I.
One fan asks to see the photo
Whatever happened to the photo-finish camera?
We needed to see it in this year's Belmont Stakes and Hollywood Gold Cup. Both races had extremely close finishes, and the photo wasn't shown on telecasts or in Daily Racing Form.
In the first Arlington Million, the photo-finish shot was a classic, showing John Henry's nose hitting the wire to beat The Bart.
There have been many technical advances in video and photography, but it's still "the photo" that proves who won and who lost.
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Plants need moisture to survive and thrive (as your plants will be all too willing to demonstrate if you're too sparing with the watering can). Give their roots enough water, and their breathing leaf pores (known botanically as stomata) can remain open for business, drawing up nutrient-rich water from the soil and taking in carbon dioxide from the air. Give them too little water, and they will languish.
But as with most good things, too much water can be problematic as well, leading to poorly aerated soil and suffocated roots. Here are eight tips to help your plants keep happily hydrated (and not deathly dry or sickeningly soggy) this summer and beyond:
1. New plantings require special attention, especially in the heat and drought of summer. Root balls of container-grown plants are almost always coarser and faster-drying than the soil into which they are planted. Consequently, they can become dust-dry even when the surrounding soil appears to be sufficiently moist. Monitor them frequently, watering when necessary. Bare-root and balled-and-burlapped plants lose most of their roots during the digging and transplanting process, and are thus at even greater risk of drying. Plant them in spring before leaf-out (or in fall when the air is cooler and the soil is still warm), and water them regularly until they're established. In all cases, apply 2 or 3 inches of bark mulch to new plantings to retain moisture and to deter soil compaction.
2. Loosen the outer roots of root-bound container-grown plants, to allow contact with surrounding soil. Mound soil around all newly installed plants to form shallow water-retaining "saucers".
3. In clay soil, planting holes can become root-drowning bathtubs. Add organic matter (such as Fafard Premium Natural & Organic Compost Blend) to gradually improve the texture and drainage of heavy soil. In the short run, create raised mounds for new plantings.
4. Know the moisture requirements of plants before you buy and install them. Many ornamental plants from dry-summer regions such as the Mediterranean and Central Asia are intolerant of damp warm-season conditions. Conversely, moisture-loving species such as golden groundsel (Ligularia dentata) and swamp azalea (Rhododendron viscosum) begin to wilt at the slightest hint of drought.
5. Even established shrubs and trees may need watering during prolonged drought. Deep watering is not necessary and can be counter-productive, given that most roots are in the upper few inches of soil. Rather, water frequently and shallowly, to keep the upper, most drought-susceptible roots from drying. "Deep" watering may cause plants to produce new, succulent growth, thereby compromising their drought resistance. Mulch (see above) will lessen the likelihood of drought stress in established plantings, just as it does in new ones.
6. Water in the morning before the heat of the day, or at other hours on cloudy days. Use a hose and wand or watering can to directly irrigate recently installed plants. Soaker hoses, drip systems, and other irrigation methods that directly contact the soil are ideal for established plantings. Sprinklers waste water.
7. For potted plants: water when the potting mix reaches the appropriate level of dryness (typically when the surface of the mix is dry). Alter watering frequency as necessary for plants from arid or damp climates. Species native to tropical forests and other humid habitats may benefit from misting, or from being placed on a pebble- and water-filled humidity tray. Use a suitable soil mix; for example, many orchids prosper in a bark-rich mix such as Fafard Orchid Potting Mix, and moisture-loving species will appreciate a humus-rich medium such as Fafard Natural & Organic Potting Mix. Relatively deep, narrow pots drain (and dry out) more rapidly than shallower, wider pots.
8. Contrary to popular gardening myth, layering gravel or other coarse material beneath the potting mix does not increase its drainage, but rather decreases its aeration and depth. This practice is detrimental rather than beneficial for most plants.
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Aurora -- About one year ago, the Aurora boys soccer team suffered a stunning upset to Tallmadge on the road.
Let's just say the Greenmen righted the ship this year.
Host Aurora improved to 11-3-1 overall and 4-1-1 in the Suburban League American Conference after posting a 2-0 victory over the Blue Devils on Oct. 11.
The Greenmen simply had too much skill and too much speed for the Blue Devils, who spent much more time defending than attacking.
It could have been much worse, as Aurora outshot the Blue Devils 15-1 and had a 9-0 edge in corner kicks. Such numbers made Tallmadge's senior goalkeeper a busy man.
Facing a barrage of point-blank shots inside his own penalty box, Tommy Kilway made 13 saves.
Considering his team made a living on the Blue Devils' end for much of the 80 minutes, Greenmen first-year head coach Jason Bibza was hoping for a few more goals.
"Our shooting wasn't very good," he said. "We had a lot of shots that were deflected. We wanted to put the ball on the ground and make short, quick passes."
The Greenmen, thanks to their speed, had a knack for getting back in position to force turnovers and prevent Tallmadge from getting shots off.
Nonetheless, the Blue Devils made their presence known defensively and avoided letting things get out of hand. It looked like it was going to get out of hand early.
That's because the Greenmen needed a little more than two minutes to get on the board.
Sophomore Dan French received a pass from his twin brother Mike French and finished to make it 1-0 in favor of Aurora. French got the ball in the Blue Devils' penalty box off a long throw-in.
The Greenmen got their other goal with 2:24 remaining in the first half.
This time, sophomore Josh Famageltto took a shot not far outside of Tallmadge's penalty box on the left side. The ball landed in the right side of the net.
Aurora kept attacking for most of the evening and had a couple of shots hit the crossbar.
On the other hand, senior goalie Joey Brockway did not have too busy of an evening. He needed to make just one save for the Greenmen, who had lost three straight games prior to their win Oct. 11.
"I thought we could have won against Twinsburg [1-0 loss Oct. 8 at home]," Bibza said. "We got away from our short passing game."
Brockway, Famageltto and fellow Greenmen seniors Ryan Dockman, Bryce Posner, Joseph Hauman, Kyle Stokar, Dominic Hesmondhalgh and Jared Ruehr were recognized before the game.
Aurora's boys soccer team, led by Mike French, designed and sold T-shirts as a way to raise money and awareness for breast cancer.
Mike French was inspired by his grandmother, Martha Gundrum, who is currently battling breast cancer, to create the fundraiser, and prior to the game, the Greenmen presented a check of $5,000 to Sydney Caparrpo on behalf of the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer campaign.
"Mike did most of the work," Bibza said. "The kids sold T-shirts and had a raffle for tickets to upcoming games. I'm proud of Mike and the team. This was the most we've ever raised."
Results from Aurora's scheduled match against Kenston last week were not available. The locals earned the second seed in the Kent Division I sectional-district tournament.
The Greenmen are scheduled to host the Twinsburg-Kenston winner in a Kent Division I sectional title game Oct. 22 at 7 p.m.
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Smiling Tiger ready to challenge at The Masters
Tiger Woods declared himself ready to compete for a fifth Masters title after completing 11 holes of practice at Augusta National on Monday.
Woods has started just two events in 2015, shooting a career-worst score of 82 to miss the cut in the Waste Management Phoenix Open and withdrawing through injury after just 11 holes of the Farmers Insurance Open on February 5.
That led to the 14-time major winner taking a break from competition to work on his game, during which time he dropped outside the world's top 100 for the first time since September 1996, a slide which continued on Monday as he fell from 104th to 111th.
Woods has not won a major since the 2008 US Open and the last of his four Masters wins was a decade ago, with the 39-year-old only confirming on Friday that he would compete at Augusta.
However, after showing no sign of the chipping "yips" which blighted his performance in Phoenix on the range, Woods produced some vintage shots as he completed the front nine alongside long-time friend Mark O'Meara before playing the 10th and 18th alone.
"I felt good. It was nice to get out here," said Woods, who was two under after four holes despite a wayward drive on the first and three-putting the par-five second for a par.
"Chipping is fine. I wanted to test out some wedges out here. That was why I was chipping a little bit more. It came down to a couple of different bounce settings because it's different from Florida. We figured the right one out.
"It's been a process. But I'm on the good side now. It's progression. I felt like I had to get my game into a spot where I could compete to win a golf tournament and it's finally there."
O'Meara, who won the Masters and Open in 1998, said: "The thing about the kid is that you can never underestimate Tiger Woods. I'm a huge fan, a friend and I care about him.
"It was good to be out there with him. I saw some good signs. His pitching looks a lot better.
"There's a lot of pressure on him, but there is no reason why he should not have a good week this week.
"There are not many people that have played the game of golf like he has. The game of golf is better because of Tiger Woods.
"He is in a good place and I think he is fired up about it. He will be nervous on Thursday but I think he will be fine. He hit a couple of shots that were a little off but a lot of quality shots."


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I recently went to Butlins in Minehead with my wife and 6 year old daughter for 4 nights. I have fond memories of Butlins as a child and so was looking forward to revisiting the complex. In terms of activities and inclusive facilities it did not disappoint. Most of the entertainment and activities are included in the price which is a real bonus. Whether it be the fairground, the swimming baths or children's shows, there are plenty of things to keep the kids entertained. That being said, there are also many things that do cost and over the course of 5 days if you are not careful it is easy to spend a small fortune. For me though the biggest disappointment with this venue is the poorly maintained accommodation, the chalet was damp, felt dirty and probably hadn't received a lick of paint for 30 years. In Summary, im sure your child will love this place and have a really enjoyable time. Well worth going although you will feel in need of a good bath after a few days in the dirty chalets.
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|232 m²
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Desfrute de vistas deslumbrantes para o mar e para a montanha neste luxuoso novo penthouse villa 2.500 sq / ft. Localizado no interior das instalações da Wyndham Rio Mar Beach Golf Resort & Spa. Belamente projetado propriedade de estilo mediterrâneo, com tectos altos (até 19 ') e ventilação cruzada grande localizado na área mais alta do Resort, o que permite uma vista deslumbrante e brisa fresca do oceano.
Propriedade profissionalmente decorados tem 3 quartos com casa de banho privativa, 4 banheiro é pela sala da família. Família sala com HDTV Bravia 40'Sony. Sala de estar grande e cozinha áreas com stereo / CD player. Lavanderia (dentro do apartamento) tem máquina de lavar e secar roupa. Varanda tem pequenos conjuntos de estar e jantar. A cozinha está totalmente equipada com aparelhos novos e tem um vinho frigorífico / refrigerador.
A / C é fornecido para todos os quartos e sala da família. Dois dos quartos possuem camas king size. Um deles é uma bela cama king size indonésio feito de madeira e rattan com incrustações de pedra, esta suíte master tem uma caminhada no armário e área de estar com assento de amor, cadeira, estéreo / leitor de CD. O terceiro quarto tem duas camas de beliche de madeira maciça com 4 colchões de solteiro. Caminhe 30 segundos a uma piscina comum e jacuzzi.
4 minutos de carro da bela praia e as instalações do hotel da Westin Rio Mar Beach Golf Resort & Spa. O Resort tem dois belos campos de golfe de 18 buracos, o Greg Norman Rio Course eo Tom & George Fazio de 6.487 jardas Ocean Course. O resort também tem quadras de Har-Tru ténis, casino, piscina, 11 restaurantes, serviço completo de spa, aluguel de vela e jet ski e muitas opções de esportes aquáticos outro ... ou você pode apenas apreciar a bela vista e brisa do oceano de todas as áreas este terceiro andar apartamento super confortáveis e peacefull walk-up.
Linda vista para e curta distância de carro para El Yunque, a única floresta tropical em os EUA Sistema Nacional Park. Curta distância de carro para a praia Luquillo, passeios a cavalo, supermercados e Route 66 Belz Outlets Shopping Center.
Palavras-chave: Villa Penthouse
If you are looking for a home to rent in Puerto Rico stop looking. Eva's house is the perfect getaway for a couple looking for lots of room or a family looking to be together, every little detail is taken care of.
The views are spectacular. Multiple golf courses nearby you're only minutes from Teeing off on some of the best-kept golf courses in the Caribbean.
Restaurants are plenty and nearby. The rainforest is a 15 minute drive from the property.
I could go on and on about how wonderful the villa is, but I am only going to say. BOOK IT NOW! Or someone else will get the best in Puerto Rico.
I could not be more pleased with a vacation rental than I have been at Eva's villa This was my 4th time I stayed at this location for the month of February and every year has been wonderful. You can always be certain that the owner will be the perfect hostess. Whether you need something in the villa or away from her "home" you can count on her to go above and beyond. I have absolutely no second thoughts about recommending this vacation spot for a great stay!
Sad to write that we are leaving today. Magnificent villa with a view I wish we could wake up to each morning. Great hosts and villa loaded with anything you need including 3 grills and most condiments you need so check before you go shopping. Enjoyed the hotel pool, beach and workout facilities and the rain forest 10 minutes away. My wife and sons (25 & & 21) loved the place, local restaurants and San Juan 35 minutes away.
We will be back!
The Rowlands Jan 2016
Our family very much enjoyed staying at Eva's condo in Rio Mar with good friends for 6 days over New Year 2016. Eva was very helpful at every stage in the process from booking and trip planning to arrival questions and checkout. She responded promptly to questions and accommodated all our requests including having her tennis rackets restrung for us and buying new balls when we asked about the resort's tennis courts!
The space more than accommodated the needs of two families. The bedrooms all have en suite bathrooms and worked perfectly for two couples with the bunk room dedicated to our girls and the boys camping out in tv room. The fourth bathroom in the main corridor was fine for the boys to share. Each bedroom was able to make their own room comfortable for sleeping with either air conditioning or open windows independent of the other rooms. The main living area which isn't air conditioned was always comfortable with the front and balcony doors opened to promote a cross breeze.
Our favorite pool and beach were the Owner's facilities because the Wyndham Resort was crowded over the holiday period. We did however eat at Shimas, visit the casino, use the spa, play tennis and eat excellent burgers at the golf club. Although the Resort wasn't necessarily our scene, it was interesting to tour Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville showrooms and to hear he was on site. Our view from Eva's balcony of the fireworks set off from the Resort, each cluster and the surrounding area on New Year's Eve were amazing! We enjoyed touring the El Yunque Rainforest (a US National Park) and Old San Juan.
Mientras visitábamos la Isla del Encanto, conocimos muchos sitios espectaculares de Puerto Rico, pero sin duda, Rio Mar fue uno de nuestros sitios favoritos. La villa resulto ser el lugar perfecto para nuestra estadía por la distribución del apartamento y por la cantidad de actividades que se pueden realizar.
La ubicación de la villa es tan conveniente que pudimos realizar una pequeña visita a la reserva natural El Yunque, un sitio con muy abundante vegetación donde caminamos al ritmo de la relajante melodía característica del coquí. Cerca de la villa visitamos la ciudad de Fajardo, donde con la ayuda de un pescador después de un corto viaje de alrededor de 7 minutos en bote llegamos a la isla Icacos, un paraíso natural con una hermosa playa de arena blanca.
No solo la ubicación de la villa ofrece muchas comodidades en los alrededores de Rio Mar, sino que también dentro del resort se puede disfrutar de áreas verdes, piscinas, incluso para los amantes del golf un campo de 18 hoyos.
El apartamento, es sumamente completo, amplias habitaciones cada una contaba con su propio baño, una sala de entretenimiento, una cocina muy completa (nevera, estufa, un cooler para vinos, etc.), sala y comedor sumamente amplios que sumado a la brisa y la vista del mar, hacen de este un sitio imposible de no visitar.
Eva Mary la dueña del apartamento siempre estaba disponible para responder nuestras dudas e inquietudes durante nuestra estadía.
Sin duda alguna me encantaría regresar a este lugar, y poder realizar las actividades que no pudimos hacer por falta de tiempo.
It was so great, I don't know where to start... We were a group of eight, 2 couples and 4 young adults. This was a perfect fit, with its very large and comfortable air conditioned bedrooms and en suite bathrooms. A fourth bathroom worked out great as a backup for the kids. All apartments I have rented before have only had the bare minimum, read you had to bring even the sugar and the salt, soap, beach towels, etc... This villa had EVERYTHING - from kitchen supplies and materials, beach articles (read coolers, boogie boards, umbrellas....) to AMPLE supply of high quality towels and linens. I even noticed that there were extra inflatable beds and a play yard. It had things for the young and young at heart - beach toys, TV/Game room, wine cooler, etc. Everything was also immaculate and well organized. The view is spectacular and the breeze blowing across the kitchen, living room and dining room was wonderful. It was so convenient for going to Fajardo (a fisherman took us to Icacos island) and also to El Yunque. We wish we had more time to enjoy all the amenities of the villa itself - pool, beach, hotel.... Given its location within the Rio Mar resort, one feels very safe and with the access cards can quickly make it in and out of the property. Also, the owner was readily available to answer questions before and during the stay. I highly recommend this Villa for anyone who wants a home away from home, whether it be a few days or few weeks...
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Attended company arranged team building at Eagle Ranch Resort, Port Dickson for 4 days 3 nights. There were 16 of us. Outdoor activities provided by the resort (include instructor) and motivation training were provided by another consultant company (arranged by our company) but using the resort facilities (classroom). The resort have non stop participation from a lot of company to have their team building here. During our team building we relize that there were about 3 to 4 company also have their team building there.
It been built in a cow boy concept. Country song were played all the time in the restaurant. The resort facilities so complete from rope course challenge (which have the most elements in malaysia and win the malaysia book of records), night jungle tracking, sea rafting (the resort is within walking distance from sea side), football field, beach volleyball, swiming pool, paint ball field, basketball court, hall, restaurant, dining hall (for all participant to have meal), open air dinning area (pool side), horse riding, souvenir shop (it also sale soft drink etc...most of the things is expensive compare to outside ), go kart and so many more others facilities.
The resort consists of few type of accomodations which is Kampung House ( Village House) - double storey wooden house 1 unit with 4 individual separated rooms each room got their own toilet located infront of stable - this is where we stay, Log Cabin, Band Wagon, Paddock Chalets, Tepees - with air cond in it, Paddock Dormitories- with double decker bed like hostel.
Among the activities that we have taking part is rope course challenge participant need to climb on the pole and walk on wooden plank from pole to pole it is quite high. The instructor is knowledgeable and they have taken all necessary precaution and safety so don't worry and go for the challenge it is fun. Feel like in the program of FEAR FACTOR!!!! Beside that we also go for night jungle treking which started at 8:30pm and finish about 11:00pm. Every group will be given 1 compass and 2 torch light. Bearing will be given. Then off you go...good luck. We almost lost in the jungle.. lucky we found the way back to the resort at last.
The last day we play paint ball and sea rafting. On the sea rafting every group will need to built their own raft with bamoo and plastics drum with the guidance of the instructor. After completed the bamboo raft each team will need to paddle the raft to the middle of the sea to take the floting flag. Standby boat is there to provide assistant and help if required. We were exhausted and have lot of fun.
Generally the room is clean and comfortable. The staff is friendly. The breakfast and lunch is OK. The last night at the resort we have BBQ (chicken wing, sausages, fish, beef) but it is not so fresh. But they do prepare others food like spagetti, potatoes mashed, salad, fruits, fried rice etc. During in the mid of activity if you need to look for toilet it will be a litte bit far.
Would highly recommend for team building and family day. If you go for holiday with family member it will be like no privacy and no place for you as there is a lot of team building participants around and swimming pool were conquer by them. But it is a good place to stay if you have transport because there were also many other places to visit at Port Dickson.
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- There was The Rose O'Neill Literary House table in the Bookfair, #1724!
- Poet Matt Rasmussen signed the entire edition of Literary House Press's 2015 AWP Commemorative Broadside, a collaboration with Water~Stone Review which featured his poem "Outgoing."
- I attended fantastic and absorbing panel discussions about "New Trends in Literary Publishing," "The Rise of the Chapbook," "The Bigness of the Small Poem," and "Fascinated or Haunted: Why We Continue to Write & Rewrite Fairy Tales." All topics that are important and exciting to me. And I took lots of notes!
- And probably most exciting of all was our official Cherry Tree Launch Party at the Hyatt Regency! What a fabulous evening that was.
|Managing table 1724 with the fantastic Julie Armstrong at my side.
My good friend Jenny Gallagher, a Minnesota-native transplanted to little Chestertown, was awesome enough to make plans to visit home while I was at AWP. She made sure that I left the gigantic conference bubble for a while to see more of the actual Minneapolis.
She took me to a very filling breakfast at Tiny Diner, which is only appropriate since our friendship was forged over pastry and tea when I worked at Evergrain Bread Co.
Banana-chocolate chip pancakes and maple links. Delicious chai lattes. This is what our friendship is made of. And me asking Jenny to say everything in her kick-ass Minnesotan accent.
Later that day, we ate fantastically rich Thai food for dinner and browsed/shopped at Magers & Quinn, one of my new favorite indie bookstores.
|The sisters Gallagher!
On Saturday morning (before Team Lit House snuck out of the conference early), Jenny and her lovely sister Katie Gallagher (who has previously visited little Chestertown!) took me on a last Minneapolis excursion. We went to Sunstreet Breads for breakfast (pastries! tea!). I got a chocolate-almond bearclaw that I just had to photograph because it actually looks like a bear claw! Just look at that pastry-fist wrapped around a paw-full of chocolate-and-almond goodness. And a chai latte, of course.
|(I also bought a rhubarb turnover for the plane later because I have serious pastry needs.)
We followed up our delicious gluttony with a brisk walk around Lake Harriet, a visit to the famous sculpture garden, and ended up at a letterpress shop that Jenny and Katie had scouted out earlier: Lunalux!
Lunalux was half working-print-shop and half storefront. There was a poster on the window advertising an offsite AWP reading that I'd just missed the night before (of course!). And when I went inside, the letterpress lockup for that poster was still in the proof press where it was printed. I loved that.
|Last night's party & the morning after.
Then it was all luggage and airports and planes all the way back to Maryland. But it was such a fun and full visit to Minneapolis. I can't wait to visit again! Jenny and Katie and I will still have lots to see and do. In the meantime, it's hard to beat coming back home to this:


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Rochelle Humes to have another baby?
Rochelle Humes' daughter wants her to have another baby.
The Saturdays singer welcomed her little girl Alaia-Mai into the world with her husband Marvin Humes three years ago and, although she's happy with the way things are at the moment, the toddler has been putting pressure on her to give her a sibling.
Speaking to The Sun newspaper's Fabulous magazine, she said: "I'm feeling it from Alaia, for sure! She's already quizzing me and saying that her friends all have brothers or sisters. At the minute I feel so blessed and happy with the way everything is that I'd never put pressure on that, but definitely in the future."
Rochelle and her spouse - who first started dating in 2010 - are both very busy with their careers but they believe the secret to their successful marriage is going on regularly date nights.
She explained: "When Marvin and I are on a date night, we keep our phones in our bags.
"If you're out for dinner, enjoy it! I find it bizarre that you would pay for an expensive meal to just Snapchat through all of it."
Although the 27-year-old beauty isn't thinking about adding to her family just yet, her husband Marvin has other ideas.
The 31-year-old singer said recently: "I'm always broody! I love having that little baby in your arms. Rochelle is more broody now than ever because two of her best girl friends are pregnant.
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"Dalton, John." Gale Science in Context. Detroit: Gale, 2005. Science in Context. Web. 13 Oct. 2014.
Years and Place of Discovery
1801-1802 in Manchester, United Kingdom.
Dalton's Theory on Atoms
Dalton believed:
1) All matter consists of atoms
2) All atoms of an element are exactly alike, but atoms of a different element are different
3) All atoms are unchangeable
4) Atoms of elements combine to form molecules
5) In chemical reactions, atoms are not created or destroyed, only rearranged.
6) Dalton argued that every atom had a specific weight that could be determined
Atomic Model
"Rutherford Model." Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation, 10 Nov. 2014. Web. 11 Oct. 2014. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rutherford_model>.
Facts about Dalton
1) Born on September 6, 1776 into a Quaker family, in a rural area in Eaglesfield, England
2) Both Dalton and his brother were colorblind
3) Never married
4) Attended school till age 11, then at age 12 he became a teacher
Work Cited
"John Dalton." Science and Its Times. Ed. Neil Schlager and Josh Lauer. Vol. 5. Detroit: Gale, 2000. Science in Context. Web. 13 Oct. 2014.
"Atomic theory." World of Earth Science. Ed. K. Lee Lerner and Brenda Wilmoth Lerner. Detroit: Gale, 2007. Science in Context. Web. 13 Oct. 2014.
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The Deldrimor Shortbow is one of the Deldrimor items, a unique ("green") endgame reward item for the Prophecies campaign. It can be obtained from the Artisan of Nature in exchange for a Deldrimor Talisman.
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We're using Triton WebSense 7.6.5 as a Internet Proxy Appliance, it integrates with Microsoft Active Directory (2008 forest function level) and authentication has been set that users must enter a username and password, so it does not look at the currently logged-in user on the PC but pops up with a proxy login screen when someone wants to use their Web Browser.
This works 100% for all http:// websites, it pops up first time and users enter their AD credentials to be authenticated and happily surfs the web.
When a user (not authenticated to WebSense at this point in time) however opens a web browser and tries to go to an https:// website (example: https:/
On WebSense under "Real Time Monitoring" it does pick up that user's request, logs it as the PC's IP Address (because the user is not authenticated) and shows it as "https" with status of "blocked" and if one hovers over the status it give the reason as "protocol detection".
If the same user first goes to an http:// website and enter AD credentials and then go to the https:// website it works 100%
Two questions:
1. Why does it not even try and ask the user for credentials before just rejecting the request to browse the https:// website (and does this for all https:// websites, whether allowed or not by the WebSense policy).
2. If this is a bug in WebSense when users are required to authenticate by entering credentials then is there any way to allow anonymous access (to certain website URLs as a work-around) until WebSense themselves can get the bug fixed?
Thanks for any help on this one.
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Jun 14, 2012 at 6:59 UTC
Have you been in contact with Websense support yet? This looks like something they will have to fix with their product.
Jun 14, 2012 at 7:23 UTC
Hi Johnny,
I have registered on their "MyWebsense" website (https://www.websense.com/content/Registration.aspx?task=signin#) but it seems like they take a day or 2 to actually enable my account to open a support case (see screen shot attached), only did this yesterday and thought I'd add the question to SpiceWorks in the meantime while I wait for WebSense to enable my account to open support cases.
Jun 14, 2012 at 8:02 UTC
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Good morning Reinhard,
While waiting for feedback from the other Spice Heads you may want to send a message directly to Websense. I would PM one of the contacts on their vendor page. They may be able to help get your "MyWebsense" account enabled faster than the standard process so you can open a support case. They may also be able to contact their support engineers and get an answer for you right away.
Just another option to get your question answered quickly.
Jul 26, 2012 at 9:31 UTC
Do you have the appliance? v10000 or v5000?
if so do you have licensing for the content gateway?
to directly address your questions:
1. It sounds like the session is already encrypted and you possibly do not have decryption active.
2. you can either add the sites to custom categories with allowed on the policy they receive (default it sounds like) or assign a policy that allows the sites to the IP/range of the users in question.
This discussion has been inactive for over a year.
You may get a better answer to your question by starting a new discussion.


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I travel about 10 kilometres to work every morning. It's a pretty straightforward trip and as far as I can tell there aren't any traffic accident blackspots along the way.
Going to and from work every day, there is nothing to suggest there were 253 crashes along this route over five years involving vehicles, cyclists or pedestrians. Many people have been injured and fortunately nobody has been killed, but there roads themselves carry no permanent reminder of these collisions, of the slight risk anyone takes when they drive, cycle or walk.
Four in ten of these crashes were in the afternoon, Fridays were the worst day for collisions and almost two thirds were smashes between vehicles. The point at the journey in which there have been the most incidents is the intersection of Spencer Street and Collins Street, just outside The Age building.
I was able to find this information using Triprisk, a website that maps VicRoads crash data along selected routes, displaying the number of crashes as well as the age, time of day and type of road users involved.
Each crash location shows up as a bubble along the route, with the size of each placemarker determined by the number of crashes at that point. If there were any fatal crashes at a location the dot will always be colored red, but a larger dot does not mean multiple deaths.
The markers are clickable and bring up an info window displaying crashes at that spot as well as the number of vehicles and people involved in collisions.
It's worth mentioning that the number of people involved is not the same as the number of people injured. For example, if a car collided with a cyclist, that means two people were involved but chances are only one of them was injured.
Data analyst Liam Densley, Triprisk's lead developer, said he hoped the tool would show the benefits of governments opening up data. The website uses information on crashes that VicRoads makes publicly available through its CrashStats database.
The tool emerged out of a company hack day and the team at Geoplex have been working away at the website since then. I first came across the website at an Open Knowledge Foundation event late last year in which members of Melbourne's developer community met with representatives from VicRoads to discuss the potential of open data, the progress in opening up the information and what it was possible to do with the data.
Like a lot of good open data projects, it takes information that a lot of people would find difficult to penetrate and presents it in an interesting way, giving users the opportunity to ask their own questions.
Mr Densley said he also hoped Triprisk would get people to think about driving, cycling or walking more carefully through areas that have recorded a lot of crashes.
He acknowledged it was possible the tool could scare road users but noted crashes could reflect traffic volumes along roads.
For example, there were 25 crashes on Glenferrie Road in Armadale between Malvern Road and Toorak road over five years but VicRoads traffic data shows 7700 cars travelled along that road segment every day on average in 2011.
Likewise, the tool does not incorporate pedestrian volume data. While Melbourne City Council keeps track of pedestrian numbers and has published its own nifty interactive, this sort of information is only available for sporadic points.
For the story on crashes involving pedestrians Aisha Dow and I wrote, we couldn't get pedestrian volume data for Lonsdale Street, which would have added some extra perspective to the total number of incidents along that stretch.
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Our company has brought up possibly upgrading all of our systems (about 48) from XP to Win7. I am going to be upgrading the servers to 2008 soon and would like to have Win 7 to go along with it. If i go retail it will be around $10,300 ($200 per license plus tax).
We are also a growing company, went from 8 employees to just over 50 at our peak, in a year, and expect this kind of rapid increase every year for a few years.
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Since the machines all have Windows licenses already, this is a perfect fit for volume licensing, which has normally been cheaper than retail for me. Same key for all, you get imaging rights (you'll definitely want that for upgrading a bunch of systems) and easy management of the licenses online. Once you buy the minimum number of licenses to open an agreement, which is normally 5, you can add as you go.
Do you have any vendors? I usually deal with CDW for my volume licensing, but I've done it with others in the past. I ask because having a rep to discuss it with and bounce questions off of is very useful before pulling the trigger.
Definitely look into it - no way I'd want to do this with retail.
Aug 3, 2011 at 4:38 UTC
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CCRLS is an IT service provider.
If you are a non-profit or a library you can join techsoup.com. They have very reasonable prices for software.
Aug 3, 2011 at 4:51 UTC
@bryan and dwilson - If I remember right I have talked to CDW and was told we were SOL (not serial over LAN) and couldnt get VL, but that was over their chat support. I will give them a call and find out if that was true.
@marcia - definitely not non-profit. thanks though
Aug 3, 2011 at 4:51 UTC
What brand of PC do you buy? Dell's oem disks you can use for imaging. If you are buying PCs already with an OS why double pay? We had a volume license and did not renew it because of this. We have been migrating to Windows 7 through PC refresh, about 2/3s done. If you decide to go with the volume license Dell has very good prices on software.
Aug 3, 2011 at 5:00 UTC
We have been buying upgraded refurbs. all dell systems, I am going to hopefully start ordering then with Win7, but want to upgrade the ones we currently have.
Aug 3, 2011 at 5:06 UTC
If your systems have valid Windows licenses, you should be able to use volume licensing on them. VL is basically an upgrade license though as mentioned it includes other rights. This goes for something with a retail license or OEM, as far as I know. If CDW says you're out of luck I'd go to another vendor. I do not know how it applies to refurbished machines, but as long as the machine has a Windows license (especially the Dell COA) I don't see why being refurb matters.
My upgrade has been a bit of both. New systems definitely come in with Windows 7, but I've bought plenty of VL licenses for existing systems that still work well.
By the way, you may want to ask a mod to move this to the Microsoft Licensing forum - there's a Microsoft rep in the community that would be a big help on this.
Aug 3, 2011 at 9:31 UTC
Yet another vote for volume licensing.
I've set some up with CDW, and PC Mall. Both work out just fine. It takes a minimum of 5 license purchases (or some strange things like Visual Studio plus MSDN) and then you can add individual licenses for anything, once your in. Makes management a breeze.
Pricing isn't much different, but CDW / PC Mall will discount this and it's been the cheapest way I've found to license.
Aug 4, 2011 at 9:38 UTC
So I talked with another Rep from CDW, the cost to do VL through them is $187 per upgrade license. Kinda weak to only save $13 over retail, but I guess thats where the features make up for the price
Aug 4, 2011 at 12:49 UTC
So I talked with another Rep from CDW, the cost to do VL through them is $187 per upgrade license. Kinda weak to only save $13 over retail, but I guess thats where the features make up for the price
It has gone up a bit - when 7 launched I think I was grabbing them for $150 or so, but $187 sounds closer to what I've paid recently. Still, the same key for all and imaging is worth it, not to mention you don't have 48 retail copies laying around.
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In it, Professor Hicks illuminates how a cosmological aesthetics based on the "music of the spheres" both governed the moral, physical, and psychic equilibrium of the human, and assured the coherence of the universe as a whole. With a rare convergence of musicological, philosophical, and philological rigor, Hicks presents a narrative tour through medieval cosmology with reflections on important philosophical movements along the way, raising connections to Cartesian dualism, Uexküll's theoretical biology, and Deleuze and Guattari's musically inspired language of milieus and (de)territorialization. Hicks ultimately suggests that the models of musical cosmology popular in late antiquity and the twelfth century are relevant to our modern philosophical and scientific undertakings. Impeccably researched and beautifully written, Composing the World will resonate with a variety of readers, and it encourages us to rethink the role of music and sound within our greater understanding of the universe.
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Taiwanese Animators Take On Michelle Obama's Spain Vacation
Boy, these Taiwanese animators turn around work fast.
Not only did they get on the Al Gore/message therapist thing in record time a while back, but they've already done a CGI of the Jet Blue/snitty disgruntled flight attendant incident.
And here's a quick version of Michelle Obama's Spain vacation:
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Those R's over at the liberal GOP are probably looking down their noses and snorting at the indignity of the offensive Taiwanese.
Don't hear much at all from those GOP folks. What exactly do those guys do?
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Barnsley target Brighton and Hove Albion and Egypt centre-back Adam El-Abd over a possible move this summer.
Egypt international Adam El-Abd, one of Brighton's most consistent players in recent seasons, has had talks with Reds boss David Flitcroft over a potential move to Championship rivals Barnsley – where former Egypt striker Mido made one appearance last season before cancelling his contract by mutual consent.
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Employees Provident Fund (EPF) depositors who have more than RM120,000 of basic savings in the Account 1 may be able to withdraw more of their funds to place in approved investments.
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