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HP Powerup Backpack: Get Past Your Fear of a Low Battery
HP announced its first intelligent backpack which is supposed to charge your smartphone, laptop (up to 17.3 inches) or tablet. The smart Powerup Backpack can charge your laptops or tablets up to 3 times and your smartphone up to 10 times. It includes a 22400 mAh battery and charges all Apple iPhones and iPads. It also works with most HP laptops, Android devices as long as they don't feature USB Type-C connectors, or other charging methods).
The new backpack features strong straps and canvas, as well as a raincoat. It comes with a built-in heat sensor that monitors its temperature and automatically adjusts it. It meets security requirements for in-flight carry-ons. You can see this attractive backpack in action in the official HP video (see below).
The Powerup Backpack will be available on October 1, 2016. It can be pre-ordered on Amazon.
It's price however is high, maybe too high, as the introductory price HP announced is that of US$ 199.99! In fact you can find a powerful portable charger (power bank) at Amazon at about US$50.00 or less. You put it inside your common backpack to make it smart power backpack and that's basically all! You certainly can use the « device » you design yourself on a day hike… Well, no heat sensors will be available and you'll have to add your own raincoat for a rainy day, but it will not be as expensive as this amazing gadget. Besides, you can chose the backpack of the dimensions that suit you more to put inside all your stuff.
Still, for the long trip in the woods or away from a power source for an extended period of time, this Powerup backup might be useful.
Some Other Power Backup Options
The CyberPower CP685AVR covers the basics for most people during common, short blackouts. It provides enough power to keep the average cable or DSL modem and Wi-Fi router running for an hour. This means the user can stay online to while away the time while the lights are off. In a real emergency, it is possible to keep the digital phone service powered so the user can reach the outside world. The size of an overgrown surge protector, the CP685AVR is small enough to hide in the same corner as your networking gear, and since it has surge protection built in, the user will have one less thing to buy. Although is is possible to spend more on a UPS, users really have no reason to if they need only basic, noncritical protection and a limited amount of power.
The APC BE650G1 Back-UPS is the closest competitor. It seems that the CyberPower lasts longer and stays truer to its stated rating, but the difference would be less than five minutes of uptime on average—59.6 minutes of power versus 55.8. The similarities between the APC and the CyberPower don't end there, as both units have surge protection on all eight outlets, with four of those outlets covered by the battery-backup protection. Besides both units lack any sort of status display, though the user can monitor and manage either device by connecting it to your computer via USB and installing proprietary software. The two systems have the same three-year warranty. The CyberPower is our top pick, and it's often a few dollars cheaper, but if you can get the APC BE650G1 for less, it will serve you just as well.
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- Start a garden
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- Watch/set off fireworks
- Play shaving cream twister
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- Watch the sun set
- Go to a baseball game
- Find a new hobby
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- Go stargazing
- Watch the sun rise
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I frequently post at Belmont Club, a blog that became syndicated at Pajamas Media a few years ago. I sometimes do more posting there than here.
But lately I've been forced to email Wretchard, sometimes several times for the same comment stream, to free my post from the spam queue. It's been happening over the last several weeks roughly 3 out of every 4 submissions. Despite Wretchard's agreeableness and rapid response when he's around, it's more than troubling that my comment is delayed -- sometimes for hours -- and thus made untimely. It also creates referencing difficulties. When Wretchard finally frees it, it's introduced to the comment stream late, but in its time-stamp order. That messes up the numbering of the comments. It screws up everybody else who has already referred to a comment that appeared after mine before mine has been inserted.
But it's even worse at other PJM sites where my comments NEVER show up at all. There I don't have the long history I have with Wretchard, nor even the email address of the author.
For instance, when I attempted introduce this highly relevant item A Tool for Beating the Ministry of Lies at this PJM post by Charlie Martin, Glenn Beck Rally: How Big Was the Crowd?, it never showed up at all despite several attempts. If it were not for a reader of this blog, a link to my contribution would never have appeared there. As it was, it did not show up until very late in that comment stream (107 out of 115 unique threads, with almost 400 total comments). That means it was not seen by many others who could have seen it had it been permitted timely admission. Thus, whomever at PJM has put my name on the do-not-publish list prevented my work from reaching more eyes.
That, by hook (sloppiness) or by crook (deliberate but unannounced), is censorship folks.
Now, this morning, I attempted to contribute to Michael Ledeen's thoughts on Islamists, How to Fight Them. As happened when I tried to post about the Glen Beck Rally, I didn't get the "your comment is awaiting moderation" that I used to get at most PJM sites. So it aroused my concerns that the following important bit of information would not get a chance to appear there.
Here it is my so far aborted entry:
"Indeed, we should emulate the French and forbid women to cover themselves in public."The French are about to go further than that. They are taking the position that those who practice in-your-face Islam are acting as a political party whose agenda is to install Sharia in France via fait-accompli.
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I do not know or understand why I'm having this difficulty, as I'm no troll. Thus I thought you should know I'm having this difficulty.
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But wait. "Discovered"? Does that mean that they weren't the ones who developed the other Gundams? Only Snow White?
Calling Cath an old lady? Naina babes? Duo, Jr. really needs to learn some manners. :| That (flirty?) playfulness during his encounter with Naina reminds me of ol' Duo, though.
Oh, and I like Queen of Hearts better. Although Heart of Queen seems more... regal. Makes me wonder if Naina will be the one to take the throne at the end. Heh.
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Anyhow, it was the stuff about priests of various denominations that was the relevant information, and I wasn't looking at the date on the post at the time.
Not being snarky, just stating facts.
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lolok. Dude is a genderless term in the 21st century. Babe is a little too misogynistic for my tastes so I'll pass on that one, thanks, I'm not Duo. ;U
At the time that they're searching for Epyon's pilot, I wonder if that's after whatever it was Hilde did that supposedly caused that new Zechs Merquise to be created... IIRC they still haven't put a time to that (but I guess whenever we find out about that we'll probably also find out what actually happened to Hilde).
Also the little quirks Jr's picked up from his father, I love it
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Given the torrent of sand around them, these fat legs are likely hover equipment like the WMS-04 Olifant.
EDIT: After comparing the images, the legs are a perfect match for the Olifant's.
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Yep. It's still looks stupid though.
EDIT: My vacation gave me ample time to watch GW again and I stumbled upon a scene I had completely forgotten. When Heero and Zechs first fight in Epyon and Zero respectively, their battle ends due to the ZERO system frying their brains with data overload. You know, a boatload of images flash before their eyes, the cockpit turns white and the interesting part, a pair of eyes appears. Here's what I mean.
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The whole discussion about the ZERO system having a consciousness (or being based on one) came to mind. Oddly enough, there's only one person with brown eyes in GW and that's Lady Une. From what I can see though the shape is different. So, whose eyes are that? And what are they supposed to mean? Is Sumizawa actually explaining something instead of retconning it???
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I always assumed zero, if it was something, was a male....soul? I'm not sure how to define zero itself but I always figured it was male.
So to think that a female based being is always with Heero and heero talks to so much..its an interesting thought. Its also really late lol and I've been doing math homework so the brain is a little fried.
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From the virtical look down on the Deathscythe's Wing/flight unit equipment it looks like a bat's wings while open. So more mechanical precursor to the Deathscythe Hell's wings? And yeah Sandrock with Oilfant legs for high speed hovering is kinda nifty. But I got a look at an image from Dengeki hobby showing an outline of the Deathscythe with that Wing pack so there's a chance we might see an upgrade kit in the not so distant future for the MG, or even a special version release of the EW suits equipment packs... knowing Bandai i wouldn't put it past them.
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Stocky stocky stockyyy! As much as I love an FA Sandrock to make it really look like that tank that it's supposed to be... It does look kinda weird to have such burly looking limbs for an MS with a tiny waist... Still... those guns. Nice.
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Consider the Team USA training camp officially opened.
But instead of looking for a young defenseman with a great shot or an up-and-coming center with a quick release or an aging veteran with one last hurrah in him, Larry Pleau, Don Waddell and the rest of the USA Hockey brain trust are combing the hockey weeds for a coach that can pull all of those elements together on the game's grandest stage.
"The door is really wide open for who's going to coach this team," Pleau told ESPN.com shortly after he was named general manager of the U.S. team for the 2004 World Cup of Hockey which takes place Aug. 30-Sept. 14.
When Herb Brooks died in a single-car accident before the start of the current NHL season, USA Hockey didn't just lose a coaching icon, they lost the man who was most qualified to coach the 2004 World Cup team.
Having led the U.S. to a silver medal in Salt Lake City in 2002, not to mention his legendary role in the 1980 gold-medal winning "Miracle on Ice" Olympic team, Brooks was the prototypical national team coach. He had the respect of veteran players and newcomers alike, he knew the international game better than almost anyone connected to the program and was a master motivator and orator.
The void created by his death creates perhaps the single-most important challenge facing Pleau and assistant general manager Don Waddell, both of whom bring decades of international experience to the table themselves.
Make the right choice and the U.S. should be a strong candidate to repeat as World Cup champions. Make the wrong choice and a strong field will quickly eclipse U.S. hopes of maintaining its position as a global hockey power.
Obvious candidates include Ron Wilson -- who brings the most international experience of any American coach currently coaching in the NHL. He was the man behind the bench during the inaugural World Cup of Hockey in 1996 when the Americans pulled off a dramatic victory over Canada. But he was also the coach of the ill-fated 1998 Olympic team that disgraced itself on and off the ice in Nagano.
Wilson, who is just now turning around a promising, young San Jose franchise, will most certainly be in the mix. But given the importance of the decision, Pleau said they will leave no stone unturned and they will watch closely for candidates to make themselves known in much the same way players do when they come to training camp.
For instance, a young or relatively inexperienced coach whose team has success in the regular season and/or playoffs will be given consideration, said Pleau, who has no timetable for naming his bench boss but may not do so until late in the spring.
"I think you have to keep your eyes open to that," he said. "I definitely think that we're looking forward and hoping that somebody does jump out."
The tournament, which takes place in six countries on two continents, comes at a crucial time for hockey in the United States and the game in general.
The championship game, held in Toronto on Sept. 14, will finish just hours before the current collective bargaining agreement comes to an end, ushering in what many are predicting will be a lengthy labor stoppage.
A strong showing in the tournament which will generate a huge following around the globe is important to selling the game to American fans, said Pleau, whose own international playing resume includes the 1968 Olympics and 1969 World Championships as well as the 1976 Canada Cup, the precursor to the World Cup of Hockey format.
A strong showing also benefits the game at the grassroots level in the U.S., Pleau added.
"We're going into this tournament as defending champions and that's how we hope to walk out of it," he said.
The selection of a coach will send a definite signal about the type of team the U.S. will ice and the style of play that will be employed. Unlike the Salt Lake City Olympic Games, played on the bigger international ice surface, the World Cup games in North America will be played on NHL rinks with NHL officials.
Given that, it's not simply a matter of selecting your best players and throwing them on the ice, Pleau said.
A bigger, more physical defensive corps may be more desirable than a speedy, more mobile unit. Special teams, especially against powerful offensive units that will be fielded by Sweden, the Czech Republic and Canada, must also be factored into the mix.
Ultimately, Pleau said, the American coach must be someone who can create chemistry in a short period of time, someone who can make assessments quickly and move to act on those assessments.
"Someone who can grab the moment that's in front of you," Pleau said.
"We're looking for somebody that can prepare guys quickly," added Waddell, the assistant general manager who was in St. Louis this week to discuss the U.S. entry with Pleau. "And more importantly motivate high-end players because that's what they're going to be dealing with.
"There's not a learning curve for a staff."
While there will be a strong carry-over from the American squad that lost but one game in the Salt Lake City Olympic tournament, the gold medal game to Canada, there will also be significant differences that will give this new team a distinctly different personality.
Mike Richter, the MVP of the first World Cup of Hockey and the star of the silver medal team, has been forced into retirement by injury. Gary Suter is gone. So too the graceful Phil Housley.
How do aging and/or injury-prone stalwarts like Brett Hull, Chris Chelios, Brian Leetch and John LeClair fit into the mix?
Will there be room for rising young stars like Rick DiPietro, Paul Mara, Tyler Arnason or Jeff Jillson?
There is no doubt the competition for roster spots will be keen and there will be hard decisions along the way.
"I think it's at a very high level," Pleau said of the element of competition.
Both Pleau and Waddell said they would not limit their choices to American-born coaches or coaches who are American citizens (Wilson, for instance, was born in Windsor, Ontario, but raised in the United States).
Naturally, Scotty Bowman's name came up.
"You're not going to count anybody out until you've had discussions," Waddell said.
It's unlikely Bowman, the game's master tactician with nine Stanley Cup rings as a coach, would take the position. Wayne Gretzky, who heads Canada's team for the World Cup of Hockey, has said he's spoken to Bowman about being involved in some capacity but Bowman declined.
Beyond the head coaching position, Pleau and Waddell must also decide how to fill out the coaching staff. Typically, assistant coaches with international teams have been non-NHL head coaches with ties to USA Hockey or to the head coach.
Longtime national team assistant and New Jersey talent maven John Cunniff died of cancer in May, 2002, while others who have served in that capacity include Paul Holmgren, now the assistant general manager in Philadelphia, former Atlanta head coach and now New York Islander assistant Curt Fraser and Lou Vairo.
But given the success of the Canadian model in Salt Lake City that featured three NHL head coaches -- head coach Pat Quinn and assistants Jacques Martin and Ken Hitchcock -- each with strong personalities, each with expertise in certain areas, it wouldn't be surprising to see an all-NHL cast behind the American bench.
The one byproduct of the World Cup of Hockey should be a stronger showing in the annual World Championships this spring, a tournament that has often been a hard sell for American NHL players.
Pleau and Waddell will also be heading that team which will play in the Czech Republic from April 24-May 9. It's possible the coach named to the World Championships will not coach the World Cup of Hockey team given playoff commitments. However, players on the bubble for the World Cup team could strengthen their chances by taking part in the World Championships. Similarly, those who decline without a valid reason may jeopardize their standing. It has been so in Canada for a number of years where top players like Jason Allison were excluded from the Olympic team in 2002 in part because they didn't take part in the World Championships.
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mondays are my days off. a chance to rest, sabbath, and enjoy family.
i begin my workweek on tuesdays. i feel so privileged to work alongside incredible people. i feel like a glutton because how many people can say they are working in their 'dream job'? however, this past tuesday proved to be a pretty crappy start to the week.
after arriving at the church (which simultaneously functions as a non-profit cafe), i went to the restroom to take care of some personal business only to find a crapload of poop.
yes…poop. dung. doo-doo. poo-poo. feces. #2. brownies.
it was pretty nasty. it was smeared on the toilet seat along with couple artistic strokes on the wall and floor. suddenly, i didn't want to poop. let's be honest. if i was anywhere else, i would have just walked out. but this is our church. this is our space, our cafe, our sanctuary, our 2nd home, etc. so for the next 20 minutes or so, i began my week by cleaning crap. yummy. i really wished one of the other male staff was present so i could have abused my authority to force them to clean the mess but george was in georgia and david was on a flight back from thailand. darn!
long story short, one of the homeless men that we've given grace to enjoy our space abused that privilege. in the past couple years, we've developed a love/hate relationship with the homeless community. that in itself would be a very long post and a half. we love them. honestly do. we care for them and their well being but honestly, everything time i or one of the other staff have to clean crap (literally or metaphorically), it is so very tempting to say, 'i've had enough of the crap,' and close the doors, raise the walls, build the moat, and call ADT. now, i want you to know, i'm not just referring to the homeless community. i'm referring to just situations or circumstances that make ministry complex or uncomfortable.
this really serves as a broken example of our church's attempt to be missional. to be the church and not simply do church. but i will say this: sometimes, it is really really really hard. but being missional means to attempt to be a presence, love your neighbors, honor the poor and oppressed, beautify and elevate the ethos of the culture and community around you, and ultimately, live out your faith – crap and all.
so, it's been a bit of a crappy week. but through it all and through our very broken lives and attempt to 'be the church', i pray and long for the Living God to redeem our crap.
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When President Clinton and I took office, one of the ways that we got that big surplus is by raising taxes on the wealthiest Americans and spending money on education and job training and programs designed to improve our ability to have a successful economy."
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2011/08/02/al-gore-our-system-of-government-itself-is-in-real-trouble/#ixzz1TtzV9X6P
What brilliance.
A decade later and that guy still thinks "co-presidency" meant him and Bill. How sad.


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Toppling TVs put toddlers at risk
Television provides news, information, education and entertainment. Children in particular love to watch TV, but a report released last month in Pediatrics, the official journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics, demonstrates a disturbing increase in the number of children who suffer TV-related injuries.
Virtually every household in the US owns a television set, and 55 percent of American households own three or more TVs. When those TVs are not properly installed or secured, they can topple over. Every year, toppling TVs injure thousands of children — one every 30 minutes.
Television-related injury study
The Pediatrics Journal report studied tv-related injuries over 22 years, when 380,885 children were treated in emergency rooms. Two-year-olds were most frequently injured, and more than 64 percent of children injured were younger than five years old. Most children suffered head and neck injuries including lacerations, concussions and closed head injuries.
Many injuries involved TVs falling off of TV stands, entertainment centers, tables and dressers. The rate of injury caused by falling TVs nearly doubled during the period of the study.
The experts who conducted the study recommend that all TVs be anchored upon installation, that safety anchors be provided with TVs at the point of purchase and that safety anchoring devices be distributed to households with young children.
Few events are as devastating to a family as a serious injury to a child. Please use safety precautions and take extra care.


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this looks awesome if its true http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/photo.php?pid=610864&id=1602398400
=( I can't view it. Maybe it's gone? What'd it say?
The chiropractor just popped 3 ribs back into place, re-aligned my body and fixed 4 pinched nerves and then proceeded to tell me "Have a great show, now go break a leg" Ha! WTF?
You can't read it from that pic, but on HTGTH and on cd.com there're threads claiming this is a 3-part package, with Osaka & Tokyo on audio and Osaka on DVD screen shot.
Man? They also said it'll be out Jan 5th, and cost 120$
OMG this is atually gonna be released? is it official?
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Bike runs like normal concerning the low rpm idle. It does have a huge power-band difference that is a plus. Videos of idle speed and further tune test will be on video. After installing the chains and going on a test run I am now tearing down everything and making changes accordingly.
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In the world of professional sports betting, few sports see as much money flowing through the coffers as NFL football. The NFL is perhaps the most popular sport in the United States, and it's certainly the most popular when measured by average viewership of individual games. This makes for a lucrative combination for those seasoned professionals who are capable of winning year in and year out from betting sports. But just as new entrepreneurs are well advised to pick small, low competition industries in which to start their business, the same can be said for those new to sports betting. There are a lot of reasons to love betting on the NFL, but more often than not it won't be the best choice for a novice looking to break into sports investing as a career.
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There are two main features that distinguish the NFL from all other bets you'll find in the sports book. The first is the very low number of games. Almost all games are played on Sunday or Monday and the vast majority of those will be on Sunday. Very rarely will a team play more than one time in a week. In practice, this means there are very few contests relative to other sports like the NBA or MLB. The relative scarcity of games means that there will simply be much fewer opportunities to find incorrect NFL odds. The best pros can handle this with super-accurate models and huge bankrolls that can pick out the tiniest edges and ride out the swings that come with making those bets. A new player will not have those luxuries.
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Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) has made the transition from global strategy to a practical reality with the development of advanced best practices. These progressive strategies enable IT organizations to start small, and then scale to suit users' needs and enterprise demands.
VDI is now recognized as providing a highly flexible infrastructure with smaller barriers to implementation than previously thought. The "start small and build out as needed" position adapted by VDI providers is finding great success due to two tactics:
VDIs are now built from the outside-in, with the needs of users and the ways in which they use applications as primary concerns. This is in contrast to earlier inside-out VDI strategies that focused on the data center, not the user. Leading VDI partners such as HP are enabling scalability to meet user demand by building platforms around a modular architecture incorporating Performance Optimized Datacenters, or PODs. These hardware platforms are ready to deploy in just days, not weeks or months. It's easy to see the flexibility and improved ROI that result from this tactic.


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My elderly mother was admitted to ward 12 and was given palliative care by a very caring, considerate and attentive staff. Our family will always be grateful for the way that Mum was treated with the upmost dignity during the last three weeks of her life. We were allowed to visit when we needed and they were never too busy to answer our questions and all treatment was explained (often to all me and my siblings on different occasions depending when our visits were made).
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TOP athletes from King George V College have won prizes in a national sports championship.
Year 12 students Jack Hales and Oliver Ravenscroft recently took part in the AoC Sport National Championships in Nottingham.
The event - which saw the talented pair competing against hundreds of students from across England and Wales - was run by AoC Sport, the lead organisation for sport and physical activity in colleges and a subsidiary of the Association of Colleges.
Jack, 17, from Birkdale, competed in the squash tournament, whilst Oliver achieved individual silver for golf.
An Advanced Level BTEC Sport student at KGV, Jack has been playing squash for two years and practises at KGV Sports Academy as well as at Southport and Birkdale Cricket Club.
The former Birkdale High student said; "I'm really excited to have won this place in the National Finals. It was a fantastic experience to compete against players of national quality at such a big event and I felt proud to represent King George V College.
"I really enjoy sport at KGV; I feel like I have made good progress and would definitely encourage any budding sports students to come here because the opportunities at the KGV Sports academy are brilliant."
Jack also plays badminton twice a week, and aims to do a three year course in Sports Coaching and Development before doing a PGCE to become a teacher at Edge Hill University.
Oliver, also a former Birkdale High student, added: "I was really excited to compete against some of the best golfers in the country. The regionals were tough so I was anticipating an even higher standard at Nationals."
Laura Rummens, BTEC Sport Course Leader at KGV, said: "Our students performed fantastically throughout the weekend and showed once again that KGV is a dominating presence within college sport.
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After hearing testimony on both sides, the senate has chosen not to vote on the bill this legislative session.
Despite three days of testimony both for and against the proposed Ohio "heartbeat" ban that would outlaw abortion as early as 4 weeks post conception, and huge pressure from the anti-choice group Ohio Prolife Action, the senate has chosen to not bring the bill up for a vote this legislative session.
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The leader of the Ohio Senate said Wednesday that he's suspending hearings on a bill that would ban abortions at the first detectable fetal heartbeat, saying amendments proposed by supporters have created confusion.
Supporters of the bill have handed senators more than 20 proposed amendments, said Ohio Senate President Tom Niehaus, a New Richmond Republican.
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"These eleventh hour revisions only serve to create more uncertainty about a very contentious issue," Niehaus said in a statement.
Ironically, Janet Porter and her backers accidentally killed their own bill due to their attempted "technical" tweaks. Sort of makes you wonder if the bill really only existed for media attention and fundraising purposes in the first place.


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Flying cars, a flux capacitor, time travel, a killer soundtrack, a barking-mad scientist, self-tying Nike trainers and a bizarre oedipal relationship? Throw in Libyan terrorists, a ridiculously over-the-top bully and first-class comic timing and you have all the ingredients for a classic 80s film franchise (OK, Part III was released in 1990, but you know what we mean).
In the first film, Marty inadvertently travels back in time to 1955 and has to ensure his hapless, nerdy parents-to-be meet and fall in love, just like they are supposed to. Hilarity ensues in the guise of bully Biff Tannen and his cronies and the paradoxes and dilemmas of a kid meeting his own parents before they had even started dating are addressed with skill and humour.
Back to the Future Part II picked up from the end of the first film. He now has to go into the future to pose as his own son to stop 'himself' going to jail. Bully Biff steals the time machine, buys a sports almanac containing every sporting result for the next fifty years and starts a betting spree that makes him one of America's richest (and nastiest, and most devious) men. Doc, Marty and Jennifer then have to go back to 1955 to get the book, come back and save the future. Clear?
Back to the Future Part III sees the bumbling duo in the Wild West. Doc has run afoul of a gang of bandits while falling hopelessly in love with local schoolteacher Clara Clayton (Steenburgen). There's no fuel to get them back, Tannen challenges Marty to a gunfight, the DeLorean is a wreck…will they make it back to 1985? Yes, they do. Of course they do. It's Zemeckis and Spielberg!
It's sci-fi, comedy, adventure and an against-all-odds love story. The films are intricately layered and in Marty McFly, one of the classic 80s film characters, we are presented with someone who starts with one view of life and reality and is allowed to find another. Littered with time-zoned pop culture references, Zemeckis allows us to ponder the most fundamental ethical question – if you could go back (or forward) to alter the course of history, would you? Have a think…
Some of our favourite Back to the Future quotes…
Marty: Wait a minute, Doc. Ah…Are you telling me that you built a time machine…out of a DeLorean?
Doc: The way I see it, if you're gonna build a time machine into a car, why not do it with some style?
Marty: Hey, Doc, we better back up. We don't have enough road to get up to 88.
Doc: Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads.
Doc: This is it! This is the answer. It says here that a bolt of lightning is going to strike the clock tower at precisely 10:04 p.m. next Saturday night! If… If we could somehow harness this lightning… channel it into the flux capacitor… it just might work. Next Saturday night, we're sending you back to the future!
Marty: Calvin? Wh… Why do you keep calling me Calvin?
Lorraine Baines: Well, that is your name, isn't it? Calvin Klein? It's written all over your underwear.
Young Biff: Why don't you make like a tree and get out of here?
Old Biff: It's *leave*, you idiot! 'Make like a tree, and leave.' You sound like a damn fool when you say it wrong.
Doc: I'm sure in 1985 plutonium is in every corner drug store, but in 1955, it's a little hard to come by! I'm sorry, but I'm afraid you're stuck here.
What are your favourite or most memorable quotes from Back to the Future? Let us know on Twitter @homeofretro or comment on our Facebook page!
Back to the Future Trivia!
The original time machine was a refrigerator that needed the power of an atomic explosion but director Robert Zemeckis was concerned about kids locking themselves inside fridges.
Ronald Reagan referenced Back to the Future in his 1986 State of the Union address – 'As they said in the film Back to the Future, 'Where we're going, we don't need roads'.
During filming, Michael J. Fox was recording Family Ties during the day and then going straight to the BTTF set to film through the night. The daylight scenes were filmed at the weekends!
Hollywood tough-guy Billy Zane appears as one of Biff Tannen's incapable goons.
When Marty departs 1985, he leaves the Twin Pines Mall, and then knocks over a pine tree when he arrives in 1955, at the Twin Pines Ranch. When he returns to 1985, the shopping centre is called Lone Pine Mall.
John Lithgow was the director's first choice to play Doc Brown. Christopher Lloyd was offered the role and while he was deciding between BTTF and a role on Broadway, Jeff Goldblum was lined up.
Skateboard royalty Tony Hawk choreographed the skateboarding sequences in the first film.
The longest time-leap the car makes is 100 years, one month, 20 days, from September 7th 1885 to October 27th 1985.
Have you got any random Back to the Future trivia? Let us know on Twitter @homeofretro or comment on our Facebook page!
The Stars of Back to the Future – Where Are They Now?
Michael J. Fox
One of the most high-profile Hollywood stars of his time. After the precocious Alex P. Keaton in Family Ties, the Back to the Future franchise set the baby-faced star on a course to superstardom, which naturally included the lead in Teen Wolf. He was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 1991 and has since been a full-throated campaigner and fundraiser, raising tens of millions of dollars for research.
Lea Thompson
On one hand the hot yet innocent love interest but on the other, SHE'S HIS MUM! Ew, gross! She starred in 97 episodes of US sit-com Caroline in the City and continues to work in TV and film.
Christopher Lloyd
A perennially-employed stage and screen veteran who has made his name in family-friendly movies and voice-overs.
Thomas F. Wilson
Cinema's greatest butthead? Wilson found it hard to shake off his 'bully-boy' persona but found a lucrative market in the videogame voiceover genre. He's also an accomplished musician.
Crispin Glover
Quite the oddball, his on-screen persona wasn't much different to his real life. He couldn't agree financial terms with Spielberg for the sequels and subsequently forged career playing eccentric characters in River's Edge, The Doors, Charlie's Angels and Hot Tub Time Machine.
Elizabeth Shue
The Hill Valley hottie went on to star in Cocktail with Tom Cruise and as a prostitute alongside Nicholas Cage in Leaving Las Vegas, a role she earned an Oscar nomination for.
Mary Steenburgen
Everyone's favourite yummy mummy, she has appeared as a recurring character in Larry David's Curb Your Enthusiasm with her real-life husband Ted Danson as well as in high profile comedies Step Brothers and The Proposal.


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I am Having some troubles trying to play it also but mine is a little different and nothing you have suggested and supplied has worked any suggestions?
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|23 Jun 2009
Umm... try contacting email@example.com? lol...
Anyways, I think there should be a file called oreans32.sys in C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\oreans32.sys, that is required to play the game, but some Anti-Virus programs get a false positive and quarantine it. In that case you should restore it from quarantine and have your AV program ignore it.
But if your AV program isn't involved, try these possible solutions:
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2. Try running the game in compatibility mode
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5. No really, try contacting them, they might help you
REMEMBER!, this is all a speculation, but it may help you! I am not responsible if you manage to screw your PC up... (K, that would be a miracle...)
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The Saro_3538 gene from Novosphingobium aromaticivorans dsm 12444 encodes a homolog of the SnoaL-like polyketide cyclase family (PF07366), member of the NTF2-like superfamily. PISA predicts that the protein associates into a trimer. Although the function of Saro_3538 is unknown, genome context suggests an association with the ETDE (ethyl tert-butyl ether degradation) system. This in turn may suggest a function as an aromatic ring hydroxylase (PF00866, another member of the NTF2-like superfamily) implicated in the degradation of aromatic chain hydrocarbons present for example in petroleum products (e.g. benzene, toluene, xylene). The Sphingomonas species is noted for its ability to degrade a wide range of such hydrocarbons [Ref].
Despite low sequence identity (7% after structural alignment) the structure resembles the beta (small, non catalytic) subunit of PAH dioxygenase from sphingomonas SP CHY-1 [Ref] (pdb code 2ckf) in both tertiary fold (P-value 5.34e-09 when aligned with rigid fatcat) and quaternary arrangement of the subunits. Other examples of similar trimeric structures in the pdb are the beta subunit of benzoate 1,2-dioxygenase from Burkholderia Mallei (pdb 3e99, 15% identity), a putative scytalone dehydratase (pdb 3ef8, 16%) and the beta subunit of a putative aromatic-ring-hydroxylating dioxygenase (pdb 3eby, 14%), both from the same organism.
To do: compare with even more ring hydroxylases found in the same organism - see [Ref]. Look for corresponding alpha subunit, or for structural evidence of an active site.
NTF2-like protein of unknown function. NTF2-like family contains: NTF2, scytalone dehydratase, ketosteroid isomerases, and a domain of CaMKII.
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The foreign-born population includes anyone who was not a U.S. citizen or a U.S. national at birth.This includes respondents who indicated they were a U.S. citizen by naturalization or not a U.S. citizen. (U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2007 Subject Definitions).
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Two days ago I deployed WSUS server. On my network all computers are updated now and no problems are occurred. Except one laptop. It will show BSOD 5 or 6 times during the day, and restart. Attached is the last dump.
Any help will be highly appreciated. Thank you.
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******************************************************************************* * * * Bugcheck Analysis * * * ******************************************************************************* Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information. BugCheck F4, {3, 8b1054a0, 8b10560c, 8345fe10} *** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for SYMEVENT.SYS *** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for SYMEVENT.SYS ----- ETW minidump data unavailable----- Probably caused by : wininit.exe Followup: MachineOwner ---------
Use Microsoft Security Essentials as your antivirus with windows inbuilt firewall, and free MBAM as the on demand scanner.
Download and install those, and then run full system scans with both of them, one by one.
Also, do some disc check.
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"A Devilishly Funny and Sexy Comedy!" 18 October 1984 Comedy 101 mins
In the beginning the Devil made a bet with God. The Devil backed Eve, God backed Adam. What would have happened to love and sex if Adam hadn't taken the bite?
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I've been fighting this bug for a while so I thought I'd post here:
Recently something got borked with Acquia Solr Search. It worked fine locally for weeks then last week I started getting two errors: the standard "cannot connect to Acquia..." on search pages and this one popped up on the Apache Solr Config page:
Error opening socket ssl://search.acquia.com:443
After hours (days?) of backing-up and wiping DBs, playing with D7/Acquia configurations, messing with Firewalls, etc, I found this post (https://network.acquia.com/node/387025) which pointed to a similar error and it's solution was to remove the rpc.acquia.com.pem file. While going to that file I noticed that there was a similarly named search.acquia.com.pem file. I renamed it (search.acquia.co1m.pem) and voila (!) search works locally again!!
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At the new Tech Museum of Innovation in San Jose, you can watch a laser scanner draw a 3-D map of your head, have the image slowly rotate on a computer screen like a crash test dummy, and take home the cyber-portrait of yourself. But before doing any of that, you have to step up to a decidedly low-tech piece of machinery--one of those plastic ticket dispensers you see at deli counters--and take a number.
I have seen the future of Silicon Valley, and it is now serving No. 87.
The ticket dispenser is a gentle if inadvertent reminder that technology hasn't quite solved all of life's problems. But to view high-tech's glittering triumphs, there are few venues flashier than the Tech (as it's chummily known), the city's $96 million valentine to Silicon Valley's cutting-edge innovations. The three-level, 132,000-square-foot museum is packed with more than 250 interactive exhibits that exhibitors promise go beyond "hands on" to something called "minds on," stimulating thought and inspiring innovation.
The museum that opened yesterday actually represents Version 2.0 of the Tech. In 1990, a much smaller exhibit area called "The Garage" was opened as a prototype, named after the Palo Alto building where William Hewlett and David Packard began their company. That beta version of a museum devoted to high tech turned out to be a success, and cash contributions and equipment began pouring in from Silicon Valley's computer giants.
Nearly half of the money that went into constructing the striking mango-and-azure-colored museum building comes from the city of San Jose, as part of an effort to make good on its boast of being the capital of Silicon Valley. San Jose is actually more populous than its more celebrated northern neighbor San Francisco, but it has long wrestled with an identity crisis. Back in 1968, Dionne Warwick warbled "Do You Know the Way to San Jose?" These days, finding your way to San Jose isn't hard--it's knowing when you've arrived that's the problem. The city is an amorphous patchwork of low-slung houses and look-alike corporate campuses wrapped around a blink-and-you-miss-it downtown, a virtual community with no "there" anywhere.
San Jose officials are banking on the Tech to put the city on the map with a tourist destination that also defines the culture that produced it. Supporters expect the museum to pull in 650,000 visitors a year, and in unrestrained moments say the Tech will become as significant to Northern California as the Getty Center is to Southern California.
In reality, the Tech is a few masterworks shy of being the Getty Center. And even as a science and technology center, it doesn't quite live up to its claim of being the "Next Generation" of museums. But the Tech does represent a reliably entertaining upgrade.
One notable surprise is that the Tech isn't a museum in the traditional sense of the word. Visitors who expect to find vintage artifacts from the early days of computing will be disappointed--the museum has its gaze fixed firmly on the present and future. In part, this approach is to satisfy the museum's computer industry sponsors, who weren't interested in a museum that celebrated the past but would support one that showed off their latest gadgets. (More than 500 companies donated about $25 million in computer equipment and services.)
In some respects, dispensing with history allows the Tech to skip to the flashy stuff right away and not bore kids with early computers the size of refrigerators. But the lack of any sense of the past also leaves the Tech strangely devoid of context, a computer with no memory. It's as if the Air and Space Museum began the story of aviation with the space shuttle.
The museum is divided into four themed galleries containing "permanent" exhibits that will change every five to seven years, and a smaller area with temporary exhibits that cycle through about every 18 months. Even with that schedule, staying current will be a challenge for the Tech. After all, a seven-year-old exhibit today would breathlessly describe something called "the Internet" that might one day connect millions of computer users on a global "Information Highway."
The first gallery, "Life Tech: The Human Machine," focuses on how technology is used to save lives and enhance athletic performance. In one exhibit, visitors can take a virtual bobsled ride using simulation technology employed to train Olympic athletes. Riders select the flag of the country they want to represent (a vestige of the jingoistic analog world), and a screen shows the view from the cockpit as the rider steers the sled through high-speed turns. The stated goal is to cross the finish line as quickly as possible without crashing, although many kids will undoubtedly take this as a challenge to make their bobsled wipe out as spectacularly as possible. And many will undoubtedly recognize this display as being little different from the very similar arcade games available at, say, Dave & Buster's. Even at the Tech, the future can look distressingly familiar.
In another area, visitors tour a modern operating room and view an array of scary-looking high-tech surgical implements. Guests can also "become" doctors themselves, doing a variety of surgical procedures on a dummy patient and then having their performance rated. Baby boomers will recognize this as a gussied-up version of the board game Operation, although in the museum's high-tech rendering, the patient's nose doesn't glow red when you mess up. Too bad.
Another section looks at biotechnology and genetic engineering. To its credit, the museum includes a printed panel that acknowledges the ethical debate about genetic testing, admitting that it "brings up tough questions for both doctors and patients." But the possible downside is handled with a boring old block of text; most kids will focus on the glitzy exhibits, which present genetic engineering as an exciting scientific breakthrough. A more balanced exhibit might include, say, an interactive 3-D hologram of a mouth-watering genetically engineered tomato being held in the flipper arms of a two-headed chef.
Gallery 2, "Innovation: Silicon Valley and Beyond," comes closest to being a true representation of the industries that surround the Tech. Perhaps for that reason, it's the most boring of the four galleries. Visitors enter a "clean room" with microchip fabrication equipment, where grains of sand are transformed into polished silicon wafers. This turns out to be slightly less interesting than watching the proceedings at a Twinkies factory. You can almost hear the plaintive cries of "Mom, can we go now?"
The pace picks up with exhibits on computer-aided design. Visitors can fashion their own high-tech bicycle, mixing and matching frames, handlebars, wheels and colors. They can also design a roller coaster, balancing such variables as weight, G-force and friction, and then take a simulated ride in their coaster car. The exhibits are well-thought-out edutainment, a nice reward for putting up with the tedium of wafer fabrication.
The other big exhibit in Gallery 2 is the aforementioned laser scanner that makes a 3-D map of your head, but only after you take a ticket and wait for your number to be called. (Several of the museum's most popular exhibits feature ticket dispensers as crowd-control devices. Delayed gratification is, of course, one of the most important lessons consumers of high-technology products can learn. But, sadly, the museum seems to be unaware of the teaching potential these simple devices offer.)
Gallery 3, "Communications: Global Connections," contains an ambitious "Digital Studio" exhibit, which lets visitors make their own short multimedia presentation. A swipe of a bar-code card accesses six work stations, allowing museum-goers to build their video step by step. The adjacent "Information Explosion" exhibit demonstrates, for those who weren't already convinced, how people these days are being overwhelmed by information. Video monitors, LED panels and speakers spit out discordant bursts of sight and sound, and a panel of text invites visitors to "ponder the deluge of information to which technology allows us access."
Nearby, the Electronic Cafe exhibit looks at "socializing in the future." Visitors "dine" at one of 12 stations in the Cafe, where they can access e-mail, chat groups and virtual environments. They can also interact with fellow cafe patrons through an extended 3-D environment in which they adopt a cartoon identity, known in the field as an "avatar." Of course they could interact with their fellow patrons simply by turning around and talking to them, but apparently socializing in the future will frown on this sort of "direct interfacing," perhaps because none of the sponsors of this museum will get a piece of that action. The exhibit is meant to show how technology brings people together. It seems to demonstrate the opposite.
The final gallery, "Exploration: New Frontiers," looks at how technology is used in space and underwater. While always a crowd-pleaser, this is territory that science museums have been mining for decades, and the Tech adds little that's new. But it was still nice to see a jet pack on display, a science museum standby that's been part of curators' visions of the not-too-distant future for nearly a half-century now.
Like most high-profile technology ventures, the Tech will need to draw a lot of customers to justify its cost. The biggest insurance policy of all is the museum's Imax theater, featuring a wrap-around domed screen that's an eye-popping 82 feet in diameter. It will no doubt be a hit, as in dozens of other museums across the country, but it has nothing in particular to do with Silicon Valley or high tech. In fact, some aspects of the Imax system are about as low tech as you can get--the analog projector weighs 2,000 pounds and the lamp reaches temperatures of 1,300 degrees, necessitating a cumbersome cooling system that pumps five gallons of water per minute around the bulb. Just as the proliferation of printed material about the Internet illustrates the newer medium's limits to communicate, the existence of a mega-moviehouse amid all the new pop-tech infotainment tells us a lot about the state of that developing art.
It's true that the Tech will entertain all but the most hard-to-please kids, and they'll probably learn a thing or two along the way. And it may well open many adult visitors' eyes to the world of high technology. It may even, as the mission statement solemnly intones, "inspire the next generation of innovation."
But before long, the museum is going to have to upgrade those "take a number" dispensers, maybe with new models featuring digital readouts.
The Tech Museum of Innovation is at 201 S. Market St. in downtown San Jose, Calif. San Jose International Airport is about three miles north, San Francisco International about 35 miles north.
General admission to both the exhibit galleries and the Imax theater is $13.50 for adults, $10 for children. Admission to the exhibit galleries only is $8 for adults, $6 for children. The museum's main information lines are 408-294-TECH (408-294-8324) and 408-795-6100. For reservations and tickets, call 408-795-6101. The museum is open Tuesday to Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is closed Mondays. The inevitable Web page can be found at http://www.thetech.org.
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Despite the efforts of those who have created San Jose's new Tech Museum of Innova-tion, the nation's capital of digital technology isn't much of a place to visit. Still, if you're at all tweaky and find yourself with a day to kill in the Bay area, you can tour some of the sites that put Silicon Valley on the map. We asked The Post's Silicon Valley correspondent, Elizabeth Corcoran, to lead the way.
1. Stanford University, Palo Alto
As close to ground zero as you can get. Founded in 1891, the school had a modest reputation when two undergraduates named Bill Hewlett and David Packard met here. More recent alum include Jerry Yang and David Filo, who started a project on their dorm room PC that morphed into Yahoo! Microsoft president Steve Ballmer and archrival Scott McNealy, chief executive of Sun Microsystems, cut their teeth in the Stanford Business School cafeteria. To tour, ascend the mid-campus Hoover Tower for the Silicon Valley macro view of this gracious, palm tree-lined campus.
2. Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (PARC), 333 Coyote Hill Rd., Palo Alto
Scores of techdom's brightest minds have come here for inspiration. Steve Jobs dropped by for a tour and walked out with ideas that led to the first Macintosh computer. The laser printer was born here. Sadly, there's no gift shop. Drive past the grounds, gaze at the roaming mustangs, breathe deep. Ideas in the air? Or just horse manure?
3. Hewlett-Packard garage
367 Addison Ave., Palo Alto
Designated "the birthplace of Silicon Valley" by California in 1989, this was the original start-up-in-the-garage garage. Hewlett and Packard established HP in 1939, flipping a coin to decide whose name would go first. The first product was an electronic measuring device called an audio oscillator, named "Model 200A" to affect a product history. No museum here, just a plaque.
4.Steve Jobs's garage, 2066 Crist Dr., Los Altos
Probably more famous than the H-P garage but currently plaqueless, this is where Jobs and buddy Stephen Wozniak wired up the early boards that became the Macintosh. Hyperlink to . . .
5. Apple Computer, 1 Infinite Loop, Cupertino
For years, Apple boasted humongous sculptures on the lawn. Jobs, the once and current CEO, packed them off last year. But a huge banner currently features John Lennon and Yoko Ono, part of Apple's "Think Different" ad campaign. There is an on-campus store, but it sells only software and collectables, like logo-ed umbrellas, flashlights and golf balls.
6. Fry's Electronics, 340 Portage Ave., Palo Alto
(five other Valley locations)
If it beeps, glows or can rot your teeth, you can probably get it here, the quintessential Silicon Valley geek-o-mart. Fry's has a bit of everything: finished electronics, the wires and thingummies you need to make electronic equipment, hacker's meal plan staples such as candy bars and sodas, "Star Trek" paraphernalia, even cheap ties. Fry's customers know more than the clerks do.
7. Intel Corp., 2200 Mission College Blvd., Santa Clara
What would a computer be without a chip? What would the Valley be without Intel, maker of almost 85 percent of microprocessors in PCs? There's a tiny but ebullient museum of chip technology but, sadly, no public gift shop. For the record, few chips are still made in the Valley.
8. Il Fornaio, Garden Court Hotel, 520 Cowper St., Palo Alto
You can smell the wood-burning ovens -- and you can smell the money, too. This stylish Tuscan place is among venture capitalists' favorite feeding grounds. Head here for breakfast (no later than 8 a.m., pleeze) and you're almost certain to rub elbows with folks shoveling rocket fuel (read: cash) into the Valley's fledgling companies. How to spot them? Look for tables with at least two cell phones sitting out, like sacrificed weapons. The entrepreneur is the guy leaning forward, eyes ablaze, making sweeping gestures as his latte goes flat. The VC is leaning back, rubbing his pager.
9. Classic Silicon Valley drive. From the airport, head to Highway 280 south. As you drive south, you'll whiz past towns of fame and almost unimaginable fortune: Atherton, Hillsboro and Woodside, home to some of the Valley's weathiest operators. For a glimpse at how California money lived when digits still referred to fingers and toes, tour the beautiful, 1916 Filoli Estate (86 Canada Rd., Woodside, 650-364-2880). Continuing down 280, take the Sand Hill Road exit east. The Madison Avenue of the venture capitalist community, it snakes through the outskirts of Stanford University.
10. Kepler's bookstore, 1010 Camino Real, Menlo Park
Almost everybody in the Valley claims to buy their books from Amazon.com. But lots still sneak into this old-fashioned bookstore, a hub for Valley geeks. Of course, there's a coffee shop next door.
11. University Avenue, Palo Alto
Palo Alto's Champs Elysee. Another Il Fornaio is here, as well as coffee shops, pizza joints and sushi bars. Some of the hippest Palo Alto restaurants are on side streets. Try Zibibbo (430 Kipling St.) if you have stock options, or Gordon Biersch (640 Emerson St.) if you're looking for a brew. The Peninsula Creamery (566 Emerson St.), a favorite milkshake stop for the likes of Netscape co-founder Marc Andreessen, is nearby.
12. Netscape Communications Corp., 510 E. Middlefield Rd., Mountain View
History may not repeat itself, but addresses in the Valley do. In the '60s and '70s this was the site of Fairchild Electronics, which put the "Silicon" into Silicon Valley. Fairchild was bought out, and in '95 the site became home to then start-up Netscape. Netscape's headquarters remain here -- a Superfund cleanup site, by the way.
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Princess Raccoon is a musical comedy with elements of fantasy and romance from Japan. The film starts off with a man, Amechiyo, on the run from his father who is hunting him because he is too beautiful. While on the run, Amechiyo meets Princess Raccoon, who is actually a raccoon in her human form. The two fall in love, however, their love is forbidden because a human and a raccoon should not mix. Even though the odds are against them, the two stick together and save each other's lives until they meet their fates.
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The former Democratic presidential candidate appeared at the UNICEF Snowflake Ball in New York to present Perry with the Audrey Hepburn Humanitarian Award.
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The Widmores pop up in the Feb. 14 episode, which is called "Flashes Before Your Eyes" and involves Hurley and Charlie trying to figure out why Desmond has been acting so weird since the hatch went blooey. Crazy Frenchwoman Rousseau (Mira Furlan), meanwhile, is back on Feb. 28. That episode will also have Hurley finding a junked car -- for reals, that's what it says -- on the island.
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The reality is that most people drink a variety of beverages throughout the day—in the US, only a third of the average person's dietary water comes from pure water (tap or bottled).¹ Therefore, if you only drink water, you belong to small minority of health-conscious folks. That's awesome.
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DL gains solid pitching in 4th of July win over Frazee
The battle for the Hi-10 League title is heating up, as the Detroit Lakes Angels are right in the thick of things.
The Angels are currently leading the way with a 9-4 record, with three teams -- Wadena-Deer Creek, Bertha and Bluffton -- within one game.
The annual Fourth of July game helped DL's cause, as the Angels pitched by the visiting Frazee Flames 6-2 at the DL High School field, due to Washington Ballpark being flooded from the previous night's downpour.
Brandon Johnson led the way with six innings of work for the Angels, allowing two runs, while Matt Huberty came in for the save and hurled three scoreless innings.
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I had the Query Analyser give me this message "Resource is Low, some
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But I think the problem you're describing relates to too many resultsets being returned by your stored procedure when they are sent to grid in QA. Are you sure the app front-end is expecting 5000 resultsets from it?"The data in a record depends on the Key to the record, the Whole Key, and
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