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I really need to get a certain weapon in goldeneye 007 and I was wondering if there were any xp hackers out there that would add me and let me join their game so I can get easy xp, it would really help me out a lot.
my code is: 4135 6723 8011
leave your code so i can add you and let me know a time when we could get together and play, thanks.
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Did I come off like a jerk?? Read more hereShift_Lock On Forum Issues - Vol. 1
First I would like to state that this is one persons point of view. It does not reflect this site (wiihacks.com) or any other staff/mod/or admin here. It is solely mine. Now even though a few may have similar points of view this should be taken as one persons opinion. Also. This DOES NOT reflect all users and noobs here.. Just a select few personality types that pop in time to time. Lets get started!
Outlook On Forum RulesNow I realize many of you did not even read the rules and just agreed to them.. Kind of like signing a legal contract without reading the clause that states you just sold your life away It happens... When it does, YOU are still responsible and held liable for your actions. No matter how much you think its BS... Its still on you. I for one am among those who did just that when I signed up here... (Shame on me I know) I to did not read them immediately (however I did speed through it to get a general idea)... I was quickly referred to them a few times do to not being thorough enough with speed reading...
Why we have rules on this siteThe rules here at wiihacks are here for a few key reasons. Im only going to hit a few.
Conduct - We know its the net, and there are a lot of internet gangsters/bullys/and plain jack asss... We dont like that here. The ways users conduct themselves reflect the site... We want user to enjoy coming here but respect in general is needed. Flaming and such results in infractions/bans so dont do it.
Piracy This is a big one here, and no one seems to understand... First of all IT IS AGAINST THE RULES OF THE SITE! Which every last one of you members had to agree to follow prior to being a member here. Copyright laws vary from place to place so they are different for others. But we have to follow our copy rights here to protect our site. We DO NOT support piracy and will not assist in it. We dont want to lose our wonderful site that you as a user come to, to find help. Big brother (the government) and big N (Nintendo) may be watching along with a vast amount of other private sectors looking to stop the pirating of copy righted material. Shutting down sites that support it are somewhere at the top of the list to reduce this.
Personally, I dont care what you do... I dont care what your online habits are or how much porn/software/media you download every day. Its your computer and your life. YOU are responsible for anything that may occur from that. Users who lack a way with words to express themselves in what they are trying to do may get wrongly accused of being a pirate and these things occur: warnings/infractions/bans/threads closed/YouTube videos of dancing pirates/ and many many possible pictures pointing you out.
We as staff here are obligated to abide by and enforce forum rules. Whether we believe their valid or not. They are in place to protect the site and members of our community. I wont allow a poor decision result in losing this site.
Cheating Play Fair... I support it... Nothing I hate more than losing to a cheater... If I lose I want it to be because the other person was actually better. Cheating takes the fun out of the game... Why make it easier? Do you suck that bad at it? Dont like the challenge? GET A DIFFERENT GAME! We dont support cheats here. Users will not be given help on how to become invincible or walk through walls... you want god mode? Unlimited ammo? Go Google it somewhere else. Dont ask about it here.
There are a lot of users/members that say this is wiihacks wtf? or "thats the point in hacking a Wii... No it is not .. We assist users in backing up their legally purchased games so they dont get ruined in the future (we know how kids are)... Before backups I had bought 3 Mario karts! Ridiculous Anyways, it also allows us to fully enjoy the console and the convenience that some mods add to the system. We make it custom and set it up the way we like it. Kind of like your pc. A lot of users buy the Wii just so they can do that! I will ban anyone who tries to argue that point... Dont be ignorant...
So you Think Youre a HackerWarning: Spoiler below is a rant.
"Shift_Lock's Rant about the tough guys"Really guy? We are Modders at best... most users arent even that. A hacker would shut down this site with a single code line Not sit here claiming hes one arguing about rules and why he needed help... Im not saying we dont have members that are real hackers but face it... You arent one of them... Coders and developers are fantastic people that make all this possible. And some of those guys truly are considered hackers at some level. Now, could they hack the pentagon? Probably not, but maybe. Who knows... lol
The point of this is for those of you that come on here thinkin youre hot [nice word]... If you were a hacker you wouldnt need our help and wouldnt need to hide behind a proxy or redirect to post your nonsense Get over yourself and just follow our guides. If you cant hack a Wii, what can you do? Can you hit the logout button? Try It! How about facing your fail and going back to the guides to read some more Leave the hacking to the REAL hackers out there. /end rant
Need Help?Thats why youre here right? To get help Modding your Wii. Some users can just navigate the site and never need to post a thing because they can search, read and are on some level tech savvy. Other users need assistance. Thats why we are here... To support and assist those who need the help to mod or to help find solutions to their problems. We like to help but... We dont always like to spoon feed arrogant people who demand help or cant use the search function... If our search is too hard to use there is Google, and if you cant use Google then you SHOULD NOT mod your Wii...
We see the same issues every day, same posts, same questions, same answers . SEARCH FIRST!!! Read a little Geez people! Too lazy to search for a solution, but can type a wall of text that takes 15 mins to read? Cmon man step up your game... My spoon hand is getting tired, gonna have to just start [nice word] slapping people with it
Dont be lazy... Help us, help you... If youre really stuck then we take no issue helping as long as its within the lines of the rules... The grey area is kind of tough... The staff is here on OUR own time and do not get ANYTHING for being here helping you... We are not paid and dont see any part of the donations... The donations go strictly to site development. Can you fathom how much it costs to run a site of this level and host the files that we do? Everything costs money... Just not the staff here so remember that the next time you are impatient or lazy... We arent getting paid... We are helping because we want to... So keep your cool and dont lose your head... Dont give us reasons to NOT help you. If you do, well... Then we wont...
"Mutli Threads, Double Posts and bumping"Ok.. So It might not bother you but it bugs the crap outta me! It clutters the forum and makes you come off as impatient and ungrateful.
Mutli threads - Do you really need more then one?? Mods and staff see EVERY POST MADE! You only need one thread for your issue.. Dont create more then that..
Double posts - You have an "EDIT" button... it will be right under your post to the right.. it will say "EDIT".. say it with me now.. "Eh-d-it" ...... Use IT!!!
Bumping - If no one has got to you yet there IS a slim chance it was missed.. probably not.. As we answer what we know. so if we dont know, We will leave it for someone else or atleast contact another Staff member for assistance. So WAIT and be PATIENT!You can bumpAFTER 24hrs! and that it!!! I will infract/ban/scold/kick your dog/delete any users who abuse this after warnings....
More to come (without a doubt) so stay tuned for the next edition! Peace Im out!


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Angels fans hope for the Hamilton that dazzles
On the field, the slugger is at times brilliant, but can be equally lost and uncertain
By Richard Justice / MLB.com
TEMPE, Ariz. -- It's probably best to let fans of the Los Angeles Angels experience Josh Hamilton for themselves. Why spoil the ride? They think they know how much fun it's going to be. The thing is, they have no idea.
There will be days that Hamilton makes the game look ridiculously easy. He'll hit moonshot home runs and make sliding catches. He'll gallop headfirst into bases and come up laughing -- a big, gifted kid having the time of his life.
Hamilton's joy is infectious. There was a time when the Texas Rangers cautioned him to be less reckless about banging into walls and throwing himself around the field. But they came to believe that he can't help himself, and they stopped wasting their breath.
To have Josh Hamilton on your team is to have the entire Josh Hamilton, the good Josh and the reckless Josh and all the others. His teammates will run out of nice things to say about him. They will get to the point where they just shake their heads. This happened to the Rangers last season when, for a few weeks, it was Hamilton, and not Miguel Cabrera, who looked like he might win a Triple Crown.
"He's a talent that's beyond the normal realm of comprehension," said Angels left-hander C.J. Wilson, who played with Hamilton for four seasons in Texas and is one of his closest friends. "One of the things people don't know about Josh is that he's a really great teammate. He's fun to be around in the clubhouse. He keeps it really light."
Hamilton's 2012 season had a wild beginning. One night, it was five RBIs in Boston. Another, it was four home runs in Baltimore. On May 16, he was hitting .404.
On May 26, Hamilton showed up so sick he almost didn't play. That day, he seemed to be struggling simply to stay in the game. And in the bottom of the 13th inning, with the Rangers trailing the Blue Jays by a run, he hit the ball over the center-field wall to end it.
"There are times he just makes it look too easy," former teammate Michael Young said. He, too, admitted he'd run out of things to say. He'd long since stopped being surprised by anything Hamilton did.
This is the Josh Hamilton who prompted the Angels to sign him to a five-year, $125 million contract. Here's to seven joyous months of that Josh Hamilton.
There's also another Josh, who does not resemble the Josh that Young and Wilson speak of. This Josh seems to give away at-bats and looks almost disinterested in things. He swings wildly. He occasionally drops fly balls.
This Josh is as bad as that other Josh is good. Even Josh himself has trouble explaining the two Joshs. They come and go, duck in and out. Bad Josh disappears for weeks, then reappears at the worst of times.
These times will be accompanied by eye-rolling quotes about his blue eyes making it tough to play day games, or his blurred vision caused by his battle against smokeless tobacco.
Even this Josh, as much as he may frustrate the people around him, is impossible to dislike. He's just so open with whatever is on his mind. He also never ducks responsibility, never hides, always stands up.
When his dropped fly ball in the final regular-season game of 2012 helped hand the American League West to the Oakland Athletics, Hamilton stood in front of his locker and placed the blame on his own shoulders.
"What do you want me to say, guys?" he asked. "I screwed up."
Hamilton was 2-for-17 with eight strikeouts as the Rangers were swept by the A's, and then lost the AL Wild Card Game to the Orioles. When that game ended, when he'd hit a workman-like .259 after the All-Star break, he seemed to need a change of scenery as much as any player has ever needed one.
Asked about the highs and lows, Hamilton said: "You always want to even it out. In the game you want to be as consistent as possible the whole year, but it's tough. That's why it's a lot harder to stay here. You figure out what to work on as the year goes on and what's working good, but some days you might feel good and do terrible, and some days you might feel terrible and play good. And that's what makes the game fun -- going through those hot and cold streaks, learning how to go through the cold part, figuring out how to make the adjustments to get through it quicker. One thing is just staying focused and really focusing on what needs to be done every day in your preparation. Not saying I didn't do that, but there's always room to improve."
Once the Rangers weighed Hamilton's season from start to finish, they realized that, despite the tough ending, he'd still been productive, hitting 43 home runs and compiling a .930 OPS, eighth best in the AL.
He might have re-signed with the Rangers if the Angels hadn't stepped in with the $125 million offer. Now manager Mike Scioscia talks excitedly about putting Albert Pujols and Hamilton back-to-back in the middle of his lineup.
"We hope [it's] much along the lines of what you saw with Prince Fielder and Miguel Cabrera [in Detroit]," Scioscia said. "Those two guys in the middle of your order fed off each other. We have the potential to do that with Josh and Albert."
Hamilton sat at a news conference with Mike Trout and Pujols on Thursday afternoon and listened as Pujols vividly recalled the first time he'd seen him play -- that coming in a gathering of the country's best players before the 1999 First-Year Player Draft.
"I heard this guy is going to be the No. 1 pick," Pujols said. "I was like, `Yeah, right.' He started taking [batting practice], and I was like, 'Are you serious?'" Then it was Hamilton's turn. When asked if he remembered Pujols from 1999, he smiled and referred to the years of substance abuse that almost derailed his career and his life.
"I don't remember anything, man," Hamilton said. "I took a little different route than Albert did, forgot a few things along the way. But we're here together now."
Richard Justice is a columnist for MLB.com. Read his blog, Justice4U. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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Using stable, reliable systems for mission-critical video walls
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The advancements in video wall technology are opening up more windows on the world, conveying new thoughts and messages of the latest developments in many areas. From digital signage in sports, entertainment, shopping and other public venues to mission-critical control rooms for military operations, power and energy, factory automation, transportation management, security and surveillance, video wall controller technologies are bringing us to a whole new world of immediate visualization, extensive collaboration and more responsive and effective decision making based on access to accurate and timely information.
Take the MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) control room as example. Benefiting from a new generation of video wall controllers loaded with multiple Matrox Mura MPX output/input graphic cards, display systems used in the control room can create large-scale and highly functional video walls to display any incoming video or data, such as VGA or DVI feeds from any of a range of sources: operator workstations running maps, Automatic Train Supervision (ATS), Automatic Train Protection (ATP), Automatic Train Operation (ATO) programs or Passenger Information System (PIS), platform live video CCTV feeds, set-top BOX HDMI feeds, etc. Broad video walls composed of multiple monitors provide the viewers with a large virtual desktop that can be easily manipulated in response to rapidly changing conditions. This helps to enhance situational awareness, which can be a crucial factor in executing safe and efficient transportation management.
At the core of a video wall application is one or more output/input graphic cards plugged into a computer systemthe video wall controller. The function of the video wall controller is to capture all the video sources to be viewed, convert them to a common format, then scale and spread them across the video wall matrix.
As mentioned, many video walls are in mission-critical environments, such as military command centers, or nuclear power plant control rooms; computer systems used for video wall controller platforms are not ordinary commercial computers, but highly ruggedized, stable, reliable industrial computers designed with special considerations for video wall applications.
That is to say, successful and outstanding video wall performance relies on the marriage of powerful video card(s) and reliable industrial computer(s). This is the nexus of the partnership between the display solutions provider, Matrox Graphics, and global IPC manufacturer, Advantech.


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DUBAI: Highlights on Sky this week30-Apr-2012
You will be able to see highlights of Sussex's triumph in the Emirates Airline Twenty20 tournament this week, with action screened on Sky Sports.
Sussex won the tournament in Dubai following their victory in the final against Lancashire and the action will be on this week at the times below.
Wed 2nd May at 19.00-20.00 on Sky Sports 4
Thurs 3rd May at 10.00-11.00 on Sky Sports 2
Thurs 3rd May at 13.00-14.00 on Sky Sports 3
Thurs 3rd May at 15.00-16.00 on Sky Sports 2


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Four years ago, we launched the Founder Institute with a vision to launch meaningful and enduring technology companies. We wanted to do this at scale, so our original mission has been to create 1,000 of these companies each year.
Launching 1,000 companies each year seemed like an unachievable goal just four years ago, but, in 2013, we launched our 1,000th company overall. We will help launch 1,000 more companies in 2014.
So, it's time to revisit our mission, and we want to set another equally ambitious goal now:
To Globalize Silicon Valley and build sustainable startup ecosystems that will create ONE MILLION new startup jobs.
Jobs provide a measurement of success that transcends the various socio-economic and political circumstances in the many countries where we operate. If we can help build great companies, they will go on to create dozens, hundreds or even thousands of jobs each. The Institute has already helped create over 10,000 jobs to date. Reaching a number like 1,000,000 will require significant work, organization and help from others.
- We need leaders in cities to help startups.
- We need evangelists to promote joining startups, and we need to grow our own team in Mountain View, California.
- We'll need to launch thousands of companies each year, and we need our Graduates to achieve unprecedented success.
There will be many unknowns, and achieving this mission is not certain.
I like to tell Founders in the program, "dream big and die trying." We are setting off on a journey to do something big, and it would not be possible without your help and support. May you achieve your dreams in 2014!
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Emporia State employees recognized for serviceApril 14, 2012
A combined total of 700 years of service on the part of 42 employees was honored Thursday, April 5, 2012, during Emporia State University's Employee Service Recognition reception. Two staff members also were honored as ESU Outstanding Classified Employee of the Year and Outstanding Unclassified Professional Employee of the Year.
During the ceremonies, Dr. Michael D. Shonrock, ESU president, presented pins and other gifts to employees for their 10-, 20-, 30- and 40-year service anniversaries.
Karla Rodgers, senior administrative assistant in counseling services, was named the 2012 Outstanding Classified Employee of the Year.
"She has served on the ESU Classified Assembly several times, most recently as Chair preparing white papers to the legislature, attending shared governance meetings with other campus leadership and serving on the intercollegiate counsel of classified employees for Kansas, all the while promoting ESU to the Kansas legislature, the Board of Regents, and the Emporia community," said Lynn Hobson, associate vice-president for student life.
Hobson continued to quote from those who nominated Rodgers: "We believe this person to be particularly deserving this year, after dedicating a tremendous amount of time and thoughtful energy to helping select our new president and providing input to help shape his agenda in the coming year. This Hornet treats duties and responsibilities enthusiastically and seriously, and as a result, has become a visible and effective ambassador for ESU."
Stacey Braun, assistant director of the Student Advising Center, was awarded the 2012 Outstanding Unclassified Professional Employee of the Year.
In announcing Braun's award, Dr. Jim Williams, vice-president for strategic partnerships, joked that Braun might also win an award for the highest number of business card changes because of the many positions she has held at the university.
"Information shared in the nomination letter spoke of campus involvement on numerous committees, presentations made to academic departments, the creation of a series of workshops and presentations related to collegiate success, and a focus on services and knowledge related to the student-athlete," Williams said.
"To our students, Stacey is someone who will listen, someone they trust, and someone who truly cares about each student's academic and personal success. She is passionate about their job and uses their talents to motivate and challenge, to assist and guide, and to support our students as they negotiate and experience their first year of college. Stacey is an advocate for our students and they couldn't have a better person in their court."
Both awards come after nominations from co-workers and peers.
The following employees were honored for lengths of service:
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Nancy Albrecht, Gwen Alexander, Daniel Arnold, Andra Baldwin, Marlin Ball, Bill Barnes, Joan Brewer, Sheri Brooks, Kelli Butler, Kevin Coulson, Dawn Courtney, Scott Dreasher, Gwenda Eidman, Angela Fullen, Loris Gilbert, Cathy Grover, Shannon Hall, Brian Hollenbeck, Dave Huddlestun, Susan Kendrick, Damon Leiss, Darla Mallein, Gary Rice, James Roach, Marjory Scrivner, Mary Sewell and Thomas Slocombe.
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Kristi Bolen, Debra Rittgers, Roberta "Bo" Swanson, Ginger Tabares, Kenneth Thompson, John Toelle and LaDonna Vogts.
30 years
Roy Briggeman, Tes Mehring and Gary Reno.
40 years
Stu Ervay, Cooper Holmes, John Rich, Mel Storm and Al Ziesmer.
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If you're a physiotherapist, there are plenty of places to ply your craft. But if you're also a hockey guy, then you've got to be at the rink.
Richard Rotenberg is a hockey guy, so it's no surprise that if you check his CV, you'll find plenty of hockey, hockey, hockey.
Rotenberg, 29, has been athletic therapist with the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds for the past two seasons. Before that, he worked with the Barrie Colts, and prior to that, he was with the Queen's University hockey program and the Kingston Voyageurs tier II junior A team.
"I'm a hockey guy," he said on the phone from the Soo. "I grew up playing hockey. That's where my passion lies."
With his training in sports and orthopedic applications, as well as cardio rehab and neurological rehab, hockey has proven to be the ideal venue for him and his skills. "My job essentially is to be with the team all day, every day," he said.
When you're working for a team playing a collision sport, there is no shortage of medical issues to deal with, such as cuts, broken bones, sprains and head injuries.
Most common are contusions (bruises) caused by collisions with players and pucks.
In his years in the OHL, the worst injury he encountered was a player who was knocked unconscious from a clean check. The player was taken off the ice on a stretcher and treated in hospital. Fortunately, the player "is doing great. He made a full recovery."
Working with hockey players is fascinating for Rotenberg. "You never know what you'll get from day to day. You're involved in the game, you meet fantastic people."
Working with juniors is particularly gratifying for him. "You see kids grow up and you try to be part of it the best way you can.
"At this point in my life, I love my job. I love the setting I work in, and it doesn't even feel like work," he said.


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TORONTO — Ashreinu, a year-round program for Jewish girls, offers a unique opportunity for students at Beth Jacob High School for Girls to learn leadership skills and also provide a service to the greater community, says the organization's director, Rivky Coffer.
Approaching its 20th year of existence, the non-profit organization (campashreinu.ca) was started in 1994 by two Grade 11 students who now live in Israel.
Ashreinu has grown to serve hundreds of girls, mainly public school students but also some Jewish day school students, Coffer said. "It's a beautiful mix."
In addition to programs such as Shabbatons, trips, parties and Sunday school, there are two affiliated summer camps – a day camp and an overnight camp.
The Sunday school offers one-on-one learning with volunteers at whatever level is appropriate.
"It's not just learning aleph-bet," Coffer said. "If a girl doesn't know how to read, it's reading. Or, if a child is in yeshiva day school, they could be doing their Rashi and Chumash homework, and we help them… almost like private tutoring."
As well, there is a teen mentoring program and a program for alumnae. "We always have to grow with our girls," Coffer said.
Coffer, a native of New York who has been with the organization for 14 years and teaches Grade 8 Judaic studies at Eitz Chaim Day School, said there was "a need for an organization for children from unaffiliated homes, or even girls that are in day schools."
Summer is "a good time to enhance their Jewish pride, and make it more real," she said. "Sometimes kids go to school, and things are in theory, but when you come to camp, Judaism is alive and exciting."
Day camp is held at Beth Jacob, which has an indoor swimming pool.
Some 300 campers attend the day camp, and about 65 girls go to the overnight camp in Muskoka.
Adina Kerzner, a 20-year-old Ashreinu volunteer who has been involved with the organization since Grade 11, said, "I love working with kids, and wanted to get them excited about being Jewish. All that aside, it's a fun place to work. You feel like one big family."
As well, she has gained practical experience and skills. "I used to hate making phone calls," said Kerzner, who is working on a degree in social work at Yeshiva University. "In high school, I was the technical head, arranging transportation and putting events together… You learn how to do things."
Although she signed up because her friends were becoming involved and she wanted to volunteer, her perspective has evolved.
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It's here! Vote for the Best Hack of 2011
It took some time to wade through the more than 1,000 hacks I received and posted this year! It's definitely a bumper year for IKEA Hackers. My initial shortlist was 82 hacks. Boy, was it tough to whittle my list down to 10. I know, some of your favourites may not be on the list. Do tell me your other favourites in the comments section. Anyways, let's roll (in no particular order) with the best of the best.
The Lobbo shines
I love what Vendela did to the simple Lobbo lamp shade. A modern "bird nest shade" with a stripes of Lobbo shade and lots of hard work. The result: Big impact. See more.
A desk that works
This workstation hack from Ritch and Ken is too gorgeous to leave out of the list. The polished Besta chrome underframes above and below makes all the difference. See more.
Rektangel vase bathroom wall
Some hate it, some like it. I think it took some really out of the box thinking by Marloes to use Rektangel vases instead of standard glass blocks. The result is pretty stunning too. See more.
Expedit standing desk
This year has to be the year of standing desks. I received and posted some of different shape and sizes. But this one from Peter stands out for its great use of the Expedit, plenty of working space, storage and sturdy, seamless look. See more.
A beauty in my books
I remember my jaws dropping when I first saw this hack by Chas, like I died and went to book heaven. Billy and Benno book cases beautifully merged for a floor to ceiling library. See more.
A hack to keep you warm
The Udden backsplash works just as well out of the kitchen. Very modern, very sleek. Well done, Shannon. See more.
Soap dish surprise
I thought long and hard whether to include this one by Pippa. On one hand, it is exceedingly simple. On the other, it's just brillant. Stuff that makes you go "Why didn't I think of that?" Useful and beautiful yet so easy to do. See more.
His and Hers Pax closets
Patrick had a challenging space with his Dutch colonial home. He definitely made lemonade out of it. Isn't this just gorgeous? See more.
Get fit hack
This has got to be the most innovative use of the Stolmen that I've seen thus far. Chev and Anthony attached the Tower 200 to the Stolmen system when they couldn't find a door to mount it. No excuse not to exercise now. See more.
Kids' computer station
David's brillant idea of using a Sandnes shoe cabinet as a computer station for 2 kids. And the ugly bits are all hidden in the lower shelf too. Who would have thought a shoe cabinet could be so much more? See more.
Alright! That's my top 10. Now over to you. Which deserves to the IKEA Hack of 2011? Tell me by voting below.
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I don't understand how using bookcases to put books in is a hack… am I missing something?
The most original are the bathroom wall and the soap spoon, IMHO.
About half or more of the bookcases were cut to fit the space exactly, made to look built-in.
People disagree if this constitutes a hack or not. It certainly took loads of billiys and was a LOT of work.
I do agree with you, the soap dish and the bathroom wall beat all others in regards to creativity and looks.
My favourite has got to be that stunning bathroom wall – whilst I wouldn't WANT it (it's far too see-through) it looks great for the picture and is the most original idea of the lot!
That Hallway library is larger than our whole apartment, lol!
If members of the 1% keep joining the rest of us on this website this type of uninspiring hack is what we will see more and more of. It's uninspiring due to its nostalgic "Father knows best" style as well as the impossibility for most visitors to this site to even attempt to replicate anything like it. Let's be realistic, if we did line our narrow hallways with Billys on both sides, we'd all get stuck between them.
Also, aren't many of us trying to make our lives simpler and reduce "stuff"? "Stuff" includes books, and most certainly dvds. In my family we love books, but we prefer to get most of our books at the library, there's really no need to show off with loaded bookshelves how well read one is….
Let's see more of those simple, ingeniously inventive hacks I've come to love on this site.
Agree with so many others that it's a shame that the soap spoon or some other real hack didn't win. The spoon was much more in the spirit of an original hack. Many people have lined up a wall or four with Billy and Benno shelves and it seems the winner won just because of the scale of his project? So will the "hack" of 2012 be an entire house filled with expedit shelves?
Not everyone could have had the brainwave of using a skimmer spoon as a soap dish, or managed to make it look quite so elegant though. Simple, cheap, creative, yet fairly attractive in looks; something that makes you go "Now why didn't I think of that?!?" That, surely, is more the spirit of this website? Otherwise it would just be a website of how people decorate their homes with Ikea stuff? It's like having a competition for the best computer "build", and then awarding the prize to someone who simply bought and mounted a beautiful looking Mac in the bathroom.
I vote for the soap dish!
It was the only one that made me think "How come I didn't think of it!"
I voted for the soap dish, not only because (indeed) it most meets the criteria for the term 'hack', but also because it is one of the only finalists (together with the lampshade) that could be done in just about any home… though a vase bathroom wall is nice it just does not fit in every home, same for the wall-to-wall billy… So, just for the ingenuity, simplicity and for being a 'proper' hack, the soap dish gets my vote… hacking and repurposing is one this.. but finding a hack/repurpose that would virtually work in any home (and on the smallest of budgets), not what's another… !
After looking at the Rektangel vases, I'm a fan of the bathroom wall… on the other hand, I really like the in-sink soap dish, since it also fills a gap in the market so, I'm going for that one!
I think a hack takes the original item into the realm of design. The Lobbo Lamp clearly makes the item more luxurious and visually beyond what you would think of an IKEA piece. The lamp is truly a "Wow". If you showed that to 10 people on the street and asked each how much it cost, I would bet not one of them would guess less than $300. I can't believe the Lobbo isn't winning this thing. The bookcases are winning. Boring, lackluster, and uninspiring. How were the bookcases even nominated? The enmasse effect does not make them any more inspiring.
Jules – I don't envy you having to look through all those hacks and choose! Although my memory must be getting so bad (or more likely the volume of hacks) as I couldn't remember most of these!
2011 – I enjoyed the endless supply of Lack hacks (anyone want to place bets on ballpark figures for next year) and also the beds using bookcases – for example "How we added a third room". Not sure I'd be happy sleeping on one though!
Sorry to say people but I voted for the Billy/Benno French Country Library – just because it's beautiful.
Surprised that the Browning .22 hack wasn't in the list. :p
i feel like your unconscious mind had you choose other hacks than the ones you published. in the remixed picture there are eleven of them….
Oh dear, my unconscious monkey mind! The INGO desk was one of my shortlists.
I certainly think the Billy library looks warm and inviting.
That said, I do agree that it does not really qualify as a hack, but is instead just very good interior decorating. That, and I believe the huge scale of this reno, wins so many people's votes.
But it seems to me, a creative original vision, a transformative idea, functionality and a beautiful result, are important factors to consider. Therefore, for me, the obvious choice is between the Rektangel bathroom wall and the skimmer turned soap dish.
The gorgeous but rather cold Rektangels make me shiver though, so the clever, nifty, minimalist soap dish will get my vote.
"Soap Dish Surprise" gets my vote ….. attractive, creative and simple.
There is no hack on the Billy "Bookcase" hence the name!
Most creative hack is the soap dish with the shoe box coming second.
YES! 2 categories are needed.
While the Billy/Benno library is impressive due mostly to its unbelievable size. I've seen many, many customizations of bookshelves to fit around doors and windows. Chas just happens to have a much bigger space then most.
Creative? No. Functional? Yes. Lots of work? You bet. Good looking? I guess. (But surely not any better than my 70 year old neighbor's customized Billy bookshelf wall. I'm pretty sure it has never even occurred to him that it might be considered a hack someplace.)
Now as to the other extreme: The skimmer soap dish. Creative? YES! Functional? You bet!(The thing drains into the sink, for god's sake!) Lots of work? Nope! Good looking? And then some!
How can anyone compare the two, and do both of them justice? I say:Impossible.
The soap dish gets my vote and so does the idea of 2 separate "Best Hack categories"
How about it for next year, Jules?
That has my vote too.
Astute analysis of the distinction between massive scale vs. simple ingenuity.
I concur.
This work station looks like one made exactly to my hight , realy nice piece of furniture.
The soap dish has my vote. Although there are really nice hacks this just wowed me.
I do agree that 2 separate types of hack categories would really make the yearly contest more meaningful.
Rather than the terms "hack" and "repurposings", I would suggest to use the terms: "design hacks" and "customization hacks". It seems to me these 2 names would best describe the 2 types of submissions on this site. As it is, everyone's comparing/judging apples and oranges.
No matter what though, I love your website, Jules!
I am extremely jealous of the library of bookcases. It is truly something I have dreamed of for years. But, for me to vote on the best hack, I look for an item that has been made/hacked into another purpose for the item. I think one of the best ones here is the children's computer station or even the simple soap dish.
I think many of these projects are great and we would love to have them in our homes, but they are not hacked into another item all together.
The problem is, you are looking at two different kinds of categories:
– repurposing
– hacks (using the items in a way different to original intent).
Perhaps the correct way to do hack of the year, and for Jules to handle the workload, is five of each.
Every submission used by Ikeahackers is also tagged with either 'hack' or 'repurpose', making it easier for Jules to sort them out. IMHO there will always be more repurposings.
As it happens, there are four genuine hacks: the bathroom wall, soap dish, kid's computer station, and get fit.
I will be choosing from one of those.
Yes Deb, that's a great idea. Definitely something to consider for Best Hack/Repurposing of 2012.
I'm kind of bummed no Pet Furniture made it into the list. Some of the best Hacks I've ever seen have been pet furniture!
And I agree that most of these hacks are 're-purposing' and not actual hacks. But I still love this site! I come and look everyday. I'll still make a vote
Looking back at the previous years I am noticing a real lack of actual hacking and more just re-purposing. Kind of like the difference between a designer and a handy man/woman.
That's why, while it may seem simple, I think the soap dish spoon meets the criteria for best hack of this year.
Though the bookcase hallway does look very impressive and has me rather envious.


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Military-friendly designation fitting at Emporia State UniversityNovember 5, 2012
As the city of Emporia — founding city of Veterans Day — embarks on a weeklong celebration of veterans and their contributions, Emporia State University is proud to acknowledge its inclusion on the Military Friendly Schools list released by Victory Media, the premier media entity for military personnel transitioning into civilian life.
The 2013 Military Friendly Schools list honors the top 15 percent of colleges, universities and trade schools in the country that are doing the most to embrace America's military service members, veterans, and spouses as students and ensure their success on campus.
"Inclusion on the 2013 list of Military Friendly Schools shows Emporia State's commitment to providing a supportive environment for military students," said Sean Collins, director for G.I. Jobs magazine and vice president at Victory Media. "As interest in education grows we're thrilled to provide the military community with transparent, world-class resources to assist in their search for schools."
Complete survey methodology is available at www.militaryfriendlyschools.com/methodology.
Since 1967, Emporia State has educated 21,088 veterans, their dependents and reservists, according to Marilyn R. Buchele, ESU veterans educational services coordinator. Currently, there are 102 veterans, dependents and reservists enrolled.
A full story and detailed list of 2013 Military Friendly Schools was highlighted in the annual "G.I. Jobs Guide to Military Friendly Schools," distributed in print and digital format to hundreds of thousands of active and former military personnel in early October. The guide and associated media will also be featured at the Carrier Classic college basketball game on Nov. 9, anchored by a playoff between The Ohio State University and Marquette University on the deck of the USS Yorktown. Both participating schools are on this year's list of Military Friendly Schools.
In Emporia, the annual All Veterans Tribute began Sunday and continues through Saturday, Nov. 10 with additional events planned for Nov. 12, 15 and 16. For more information, go to http://www.emporiakschamber.org/Custom2.asp?pageid=895&menuid=2608.
About Emporia State University
Founded in 1863 as Kansas State Normal — the state's premier institution to educate teachers — Emporia State University offers 42 undergraduate and 27 graduate degrees in the School of Business, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, School of Library and Information Management and The Teachers College. SLIM also offers a Ph.D. program.
Emporia State is ranked as a Tier 1 Top 100 Regional University in the 2012 edition of "Best Colleges" compiled by U.S. News & World Report. The publication also cited ESU's School of Business as a best value for both in-state and out-of-state students.
About Victory Media Inc.
Victory Media is a service-disabled, veteran-owned small business founded in 2001. Victory's free, data-driven, Military Friendly lists can be found at www.gijobs.com/2012Top100 www.militaryfriendlyschools.com and www.militaryfranchising.com. Victory's lists are also published in G.I. Jobs, Military Spouse and Vetrepreneur magazines, republished in national and local periodicals and are frequently cited on national and local TV stations.
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Successful recruitment efforts seen in Fall 2012 enrollment numbersSeptember 27, 2012
For the first time in the past five years, Emporia State's enrollment numbers show an increase in new freshmen, transfer and graduate-level students. And for the first time in more than a decade, the new freshmen's average ACT score is higher than 22, rising nearly a full point above its previous 21.6
Those results were part of the Fall 2012 20th-day enrollment numbers released today by the Kansas Board of Regents. Overall, Emporia State reported a total enrollment of 5,867 students on the 20th day of Fall 2012 classes, which is down 1.8 percent from the Fall 2011 figures.
"Our new recruiting strategies have been successful," said Dr. James Williams, vice-president for student affairs, who leads the enrollment management team at Emporia State. "Now we have to retain this group."
To recruit this year's new group of students, Emporia State launched an integrated marketing campaign that included billboard and television advertising in urban Kansas markets and high-energy events like Hornet Night in Overland Park and the Hornet Telethon on campus. Also key was increases in scholarship opportunities for new and transfer students thanks to a $7.5 million commitment from the Emporia State University Foundation.
Both recruitment and retention are the keys to enrollment growth. Emporia State University this semester launched several new programs that focus on helping students become successful. The programs include the E-Experience that brought new students to campus in July before the school year began, the Six Week Series that expands traditional orientation activities through midterms of the first semester and CW 101: College Experience Seminar, a one-credit course in the fall semester that provides tools and resources to navigate the first year of college.
Another new program is PALs or Peer Academic Leaders, students who work with the Student Advising Center to mentor first-year students.
The goal for this new class of students, Williams said, is to move from 70 to 75 percent retention.
"The growth of this institution is critical to the future of Emporia State," said Dr. Michael D. Shonrock, Emporia State University president, "and we recognize the positive economic impact of growth in the Emporia community, Lyon County and state of Kansas."
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Wayne Rooney is the overwhelming favourite to be named England captain on Thursday.
England manager Roy Hodgson will name his squad for the upcoming matches against Norway and Switzerland at a noon press conference, and he is also expected to announce who will succeed Steven Gerrard as captain.
It would be a huge surprise if Rooney was not handed the honour of leading his country.
Following the international retirements of Gerrard, Frank Lampard and Ashley Cole, Rooney is by far the most experienced member of the pool of players available to Hodgson, who is looking to establish a new order following England's miserable World Cup campaign.
The 28-year-old has 95 caps, he has just been appointed skipper of Manchester United and importantly, he has the blessing of Gerrard.
"He is a natural leader," said the Liverpool midfielder, who led England throughout the first two years of Hodgson's reign.
"Aside from being a top player, one who commands respect within the group, Wayne is passionate about representing his country and won't be fazed by the responsibility."
There is a feeling that Rooney is a much more mature and respectable figure than the one that was sent off for petulantly lashing out at Ricardo Carvalho in 2006 and five years later against Montenegro's Miodrag Dzudovic.
The former Everton man clearly has the respect of Louis van Gaal, who chose him to captain United over Robin van Persie.
Gary Cahill and Joe Hart look to be the other two candidates and either of them could end up taking the vice-captaincy, which has been left vacant following Lampard's decision to retire from the international game on Tuesday.
With Lampard, Gerrard and Cole, now out of the equation, Hodgson knows his squad will have a youthful and inexperienced look about it when he names it at Wembley.
The England manager said he was "numb with disappointment" as he trudged out of the Arena Corinthians in Sao Paulo following the 2-1 defeat to Uruguay which effectively knocked the Three Lions out of the World Cup.
But 10 weeks later, Hodgson sounds optimistic about the future.
"I thought in the final game against Costa Rica when we gave a few young players a chance to show what they could do, I was quite buoyed by that and I have been buoyed by some of the performances in pre-season and early in the Premier League," Hodgson said during a Google Hangout with England sponsors Vauxhall recently.
Of those inexperienced players used in the 0-0 draw against Costa Rica, Adam Lallana, Luke Shaw and Chris Smalling could miss out on the upcoming double-header through injury while Ross Barkley is definitely out with knee ligament damage.
Theo Walcott, Jay Rodriguez and Kyle Walker will miss the games because they are still recovering from the injuries that kept them out of the World Cup.
Glen Johnson is struggling with a thigh injury so he could miss out, as may Jon Flanagan (knee) and Kieran Gibbs (hamstring).
With so few options at full-back, it will be interesting to see whether Hodgson calls up Calum Chambers, who has impressed following his summer move to Arsenal, or Nathaniel Clyne, the highly-rated Southampton defender.
Smalling's injury could open the door for John Stones, who was on the World Cup standby list, or Hodgson could take another look at QPR defender Steven Caulker.
After such a poor showing in Brazil, the Football Association is bracing itself for potentially the worst crowd for an England match since Wembley reopened when Norway come to London on September 3.
Only 17,000 tickets had been sold as of last Thursday.
The lowest England attendance since Wembley was rebuilt came in 2011, when 48,876 watched the Three Lions beat Sweden 1-0.
Five days after the Norway match, England travel to Basle, where they play Switzerland in their first Euro 2016 qualifier.


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Student, faculty research celebrated ThursdayApril 24, 2012
An Emporia State professor who earned the 2012 President's Award for Research and Creativity will be the keynote speaker at Research and Creativity Day on Thursday, April 26, 2012.
Dr. Kevin Rabas, associate professor in the Department of English, Modern Languages and Journalism, will speak during the award and recognition ceremony beginning at 3:15 p.m. in Webb Hall II in the Memorial Union. The awards and recognition cap a day of oral presentations and poster session.
Research and Creativity Day is sponsored by the Office of the Provost, University Honors Program, Research and Grants Center and the Undergraduate Research and Creativity Committee.
The day begins in Visser Hall with graduate presentations from 8:45 to 11:45 a.m. in Room 243. Undergraduate oral presentations will be from 9:15 to 11:30 a.m. in Room 330. The poster session will be from 1:30 to 3 p.m. in Webb Hall I in the Memorial Union followed by the awards and recognition ceremony at 3:15.
The awards ceremony includes the announcement of the Audrey S. Major Research Fund Awards by University Libraries and Archives, the Harold Durst Graduate Research Award, the Graduate Teaching Assistant University Awards for Excellent Teaching and the ESU Summer Undergraduate Research Program awards. Faculty who received research and creativity grants during the spring also will be recognized.
There also will be drawings for cash and professional development prizes.
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There's no denying that Beyoncé has been hard at work this year, what with her Mrs. Carter Show world tour in full swing, major ad campaigns for Pepsi and H&M, and her notorious Super Bowl performance.
But now, on the eve of Beyonce's 32nd birthday, we find ourselves wondering, what's the deal with her forthcoming album? Fans and industry big-wigs have been waiting with baited breath to see what the self-managed superstar will deliver as the follow-up to 2011's "4."
Sure we've been teased with the tune "Grown Woman," which appeared an a Pepsi commercial, as well as "Standing On the Sun," which debuted in an H&M ad featuring the bikini-clad star frolicking in the waves. But neither of these were singles, and rumors abound that the record's release date was pushed back due to an unfavorable response to initial tunes.
Then there was "Rise Up" from the animated film "Epic" that popped up a few months ago, but it appears that the complete versions of that song that were circulating around the internet have since been taken down.
In July, the Hollywood Reporter stated that Queen Bey auditioned more than 50 songs for her fifth solo studio album, which she's been working on with several renowned contributors including Diplo, Sia and Ne-Yo, but she reportedly decided to scrap them and start over.
Beyoncé's label, Columbia Records, initially hoped that her album would be ready for a spring release, but alas, it did not come to pass. Executives then hoped she'd have it ready by the fall to compete with major releases by Lady Gaga and Katy Perry, but it looks as though that may be a pipe dream as well.
That said, she was spotted filming a new Terry Richardson-directed video just last week in Coney Island. Could this video be for the new single we've all been waiting for? It's anybody's guess. Beyoncé's camp still claims that the new album will come out this year, but it looks like we'll just have to wait and see. In the meantime, we wish Queen Bey a happy birthday.


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although I am only one third through his latest book, I feel confident in recommending Brad Warner's "There is no God and he is always with you - A search for God in odd places" nevertheless:
If one doesn't like Brad's style then one is better off not buying it, since the way he writes might otherwise distract too much from his raising a lot of very interesting points.
As always, academic pundits might criticise him (and in some cases probably rightly so) for not having done enough academic research, but in my reader's eyes his strength is making topics accessible without being pretentious AND without sacrificing substance.
I did not and probably will not ever agree with him on everything (and what a boring world that would be), but I do feel if he wasn't around we'd have to invent him.
This book might be especially interesting for all those who like to wrestle with some of the questions that were touched upon in our Zen & Catholicism thread.
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For many people, it can be difficult to find the personal time to join a gym, in this article we take a look at the new SOLE F85 treadmill (updated for 2015/2016).
Between obligations at home and work, and taking the time that one may need to relax, many struggle with effective weight loss. Fortunately, however, there are numerous solutions available in the forms of home gyms and exercising equipment. One of the latest and most advanced articles of exercising equipment to be developed by the SOLE company is the F85 SOLE Treadmill. This particular Sole Fitness treadmill model is designed with numerous innovations that can give people the edge that they need to get started with healthy and effective weight loss.
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The Sole F85 treadmill for indoor workouts was commended for the wide variety of easy to use features that it included in its design.
Individuals will have the opportunity to adjust their level of incline and speed quickly, at their own pace. A comprehensive display screen works in conjunction with the buttons themselves and make it easy for the user to control the intensity level of their workout. The console screen itself is a large and vibrant blue screen that contains helpful readouts to help users get more out of their exercising experience.
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Source measurement units (SMUs) are the most frequently used instruments in parametric test systems because they can supply DC voltage or current to the device under test (DUT) and simultaneously measure the resultant voltage or current. For some device testing, however, particularly in the case of flash memory, voltage must be applied in a time-controlled manneroften on the order of just a few microsecondsto prevent the DUT from overheating or overstress. As enterprise SSDs represent an increasingly large portion of the flash memory market, accurate lifetime evaluation of components and modules becomes more important than ever. Given that SMUs are not designed to modulate output voltages at the nanosecond scale, a pulse generator is typically a better choice. Lets take a closer look at ways to optimize flash memory test for the most reliable results.
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The dominant form of solid-state, non-volatile memory technology is currently flash memory. It is used in a wide variety of devices and applications, ranging from the common USB thumb drive to smartphones, MP3 players, and digital cameras. Flash memory is part of a class of MOS devices that use floating gates. There are two types of flash cells: NOR and NAND. In NOR technology, the storage cells can be programmed and erased individually. Unfortunately, the storage densities for this type of flash memory are comparatively low. With NAND devices, its possible to write to the cells individually, but they must be erased in blocks. NAND-type memory has a much higher storage density and is by far the most dominant of the two types.
In addition to the floating gate, NAND flash memory cells usually have a control gate, drain, source, and bulk (see figure 1). Both during endurance testing and in actual use, a memory cell is repeatedly set (programmed) and reset (erased) by applying or removing charge from the floating gate. Charge can be applied or removed from the floating gate of any type of flash memory cell via Fowler-Nordheim (FN) current tunneling or via hot-carrier injection (HCI). In a normal CMOS transistor, both of these mechanisms cause device degradation and are usually to be avoided, but in the case of flash memory, they are essential to the function of the device. At the same time, FN tunneling and HCI are also the reason flash memory cells have a limited lifetime.
drain handled by a control gate (center). Applying
charge to the floating gate sets (programs) the cell
and removing charge resets (erases) it.
When charge is applied to or removed from the floating gate, the threshold voltage (VT) of the underlying transistor changes (see figure 2). This threshold voltage change is what allows the flash memory cell to be used as a memory storage device. Further, once the charge is injected into or removed from the floating gate, the floating gate remains in that state even after power is removed, which means flash memory is non-volatile.
controls the set (left) and reset (right) process.
To program or erase a flash memory cell, a set of pulses are applied. Pulses are used because applying a steady DC voltage would cause the cell to be over programmed or over erased, which typically damages the gate oxide so that the cell cannot be set to the opposite state. The stimulus voltage must be applied in a time-controlled manner, which is why a pulse generator is required.


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