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WORK to regrade the sands of Scarborough's South Bay beach is set to continue next week ahead of the start of the busy tourist season.
This week visitors noticed large earth moving vehicles busily shifting the sands which had built up towards the back of the beach by wind and high tides during the winter months.
The annual South Bay sand regrading scheme has once again been organised by Scarborough Council and aims to reduce the risk of severe flooding in Foreshore Road.
Stewart Rowe, the council's principal coastal officer, said: "There is a tendency for sand to accumulate in front of the sea wall at the north end of South Bay in the lee of the West Pier.
"In winter this results in frequent wave uprush over the wall and across the road, causing property damage and the need for regular clean-up operations. Sand blocking drains and gullies restricts the free drainage of floodwater which lengthens the duration of flood incidents, prolonging the misery for those affected.
"When beach volumes reach a critical level in the northern section, sand is excavated in the vicinity of the Foreshore and then spread and graded in front of the sea wall that protects the Spa approach road.
"In the absence of these beach management activities, beach levels would accumulate to the point where waves would 'ramp' across the upper foreshore, overtop the seawall and cause even more serious flooding in Foreshore Road than we experience now."
Foreshore Road was laid out along the back of the beach in the 1870s, with a broad carriageway and promenade created behind a small seawall – but the consequence of a smaller seawall means the area is prone to flooding during heavy sea conditions.
Mr Rowe added that the recycling of sand also had the effect of offsetting the slow erosion that was perceived to have been happening for some time towards the southern end of the South Bay – although this benefit was only temporary as the recycled sand would tend to move back towards the north of the South Bay naturally or during storms.
Levels will be reduced to around 1.2 metres below the crest of the seawall directly at its toe, falling to a zero metre reduction 25 metres from the seawall.
Tuesday also marks the start of a seasonal dog ban on some of the main tourist beaches on the Yorkshire coast.


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In quest for accountability in Greek public administration: The case of the Taxation Information System (TAXIS)
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FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — BC Hydro has provided more information today on a total of $50,000 donated in funding for emergency and transitional housing programs in Fort St. John.
The City of Fort St. John and BC Hydro negotiated for funding of emergency/transitional housing providers to be included in an agreement-in-principle for a Community Measures Agreement between the two parties.
The full donation is made up of two $25,000 donations to two separate organizations. One donation will support the Meaope Transition House, and one will support Sky's Place.
Meaope Transition House provides safe shelter, meals and short-term support to women and their children who are experiencing abuse, or who are at risk due to homelessness. It is operated by North Peace Community Resources Society, also known as the Community Bridge.
"The $25,000 has made it possible for us to renovate our existing facility and increase our capacity to accommodate women and children who are experiencing violence and abuse," said Karla Marsh Executive Director, Community Bridge.
Skye's Place, operated by the Women's Resource Society, is a second-stage housing program for women with children who are leaving an abusive relationship.
It is a "12-unit housing facility that provides a transitional safe refuge, for up to two years, for women with children who are restarting their lives after leaving abusive relationships," said Amanda Trotter, Executive Director, Fort St. John Women's Resource Society, adding that the $25,000 contribution is greatly appreciated.
Vice-President and Project director of Site C, Diane McSherry, says they are pleased to be supporting the two organizations.
"We recognize the need and importance of investing in emergency and transitional housing providers in Fort St. John," she said.
BC Hydro previously donated funding for transitional housing with a $200,000 to the Salvation Army in 2015. It included $175,000 for building repairs and maintenance at the Salvation Army's Northern Centre of Hope, and a $25,000 donation to kick off the Christmas Kettle Campaign.


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Dji osmo worth the money ?
Is osmo worth the money ?
Is camera any good for colorgrading and how it deals with the lowlight situations ?
I own black magic pocket and i love the image that the camera produces, but the camera on dji osmo is capable 120fps at 1080p, while bmpcc is only capable 30 fps.
Will i be able to match the shots colorgrading wise from dji osmo to bmpcc?
Or should i get a gimbal for bmpcc like nebula maybe?
I like it because its pretty cheap and easy to use, but would like some feedback guys :)
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It depends what you film. If you film a lot of action sequences then a DJI Osmo is a great camera. I know a number of people who own an osmo and I found that there's a 50/50 spilt whether they like the camera or not. It's kind of like a Go Pro it has a purpose and is good at what does but it does not always hold up to other tasks. However, I believe osmo has more practical uses due to it's size, stability and fps.
In terms of colour grading a lot of LUTs have a osmo profile since it's the same camera they use on their drones. In terms of matching the colour grading it should be doable since it's the same camera as the DJI drones.
August 6, 2016 at 8:52AM
So I own a Ursa mini and a DJI Osmo, so i'm somewhat familiar with blackmagic sensors. The BMPCC has the capability of 12 stops of dynamic range, while the stock Osmo camera doesn't even list its dynamic range on its specs. (Note . Please do not confused the Osmo for the X5R , which fits on the same gimbal but is a much for substantial camera).
So I would say the osmo is not worth it, its a really expensive toy that does well on its own but doesn't play well with other cameras, if you already have the BMPCC just buy a gimbal to go with that.
August 8, 2016 at 1:50AM, Edited August 8, 1:50AM
From my personal experience, I think the DJI Osmo is awesome for corporate work and live event coverage. It produces crisp footage that clients love and its ease of use is incredible. Really, if you do corporate work to make ends meet like I do, I highly recommend it.
I would hesitate to whip it out on narrative pieces and would go instead for your BMPCC with a pancake lens on a gimbal. But for documentary work, its got some incredible versatility.
August 8, 2016 at 11:51AM, Edited August 8, 11:51AM
It's pretty terrible, even for a toy. Super noisy, unusable in lowlight environments. Consider it a last resort for any project.
August 8, 2016 at 9:54PM
From my experience the camera footage is crap. Outside in the right salutation you can make it look good I guess but the footage looks chaotic and noisy and just like a GoPro but a little bit worse IMO...
August 11, 2016 at 12:29AM
For corporate/live event work, its really good. Shooting in 4k and downscaling to 1080p helps with any noise and sharpness issues, mechanically its solid and the gimbal works very well. I've used it for select shots in narrative and you have to have a lot of light to make it work, but it can be done. I would wait though since the Osmo got a price drop and aim for the X5 or X5R. larger sensor, better image quality, interchangeable lens mount. What I like the most about it though is that it works. Just turn it on and you are ready to go, no fiddling required. Its ease of use is really great.
August 12, 2016 at 12:02PM
Love the Osmo. I use it a bunch alongside other cameras. It's worth depends on your personal style of shooting and what you shoot.
For myself, I used a glidecam for a time but it's weight, size and set up time meant it didn't get used a lot. Also I travel a fair bit and its extra luggage on the plane. A larger gimbal like a ronin is out for me for the same reasons. Its a bit of an odd device because there are cheaper hand held solutions to mount small cameras on. But for a bit more money you can buy an actual professional gimbal. But for me its perfect.
The Osmo's own demo reel shows you can shoot narrative with it if you choose but there's no reason you would if you have a BMPCC. The X5 capability is great. But you would have to have a very specific use case to want to drop £3,000+ on the add on for a £500 stick.
You mention "The camera on dji osmo is capable 120fps at 1080p, while bmpcc is only capable 30 fps." I wouldn't chose your camera based on frame rate specs. They're very different cameras for very different purposes. One supplements the other.
Colour grading depends on your own colour grading skills rather then the cameras. Here's a link to a recent fashion shoot I did with a mix of cameras including Osmo. https://vimeo.com/174225749
It's that age old thing of time v money. If you have all the time in the world you can de-rig the BMPCC and put it on a nebula. If you need the ease and conveniance of something you can pick up and use then you know your answer. But it can take time to sync any two camera looks in post. So we're back to time v money again. Lol.
Oh, despite the marketing its NOT an holiday/ action cam. Using it on a beach will get sand in it (I know) be sensible about where you use it and you should be fine.
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The Thrill of the âChase Wall Mapâ â Limited edition prints.
While that is a touching story and great sales pitch for these maps, technically speaking, it is still just a piece of paper, nothing more. The memories are in your mind, and the map only serves to surface them from time to time when you look at it. A snapshot would have served the same purpose for 6 cents. The sense of smell is a greater tool for surfacing long dormant memories according to experiments.
So with that rational, I could think of many things I would rather spend my $100 on.....such as maybe attending a book signing by FF and walking outside and getting a bottle of dirt from the ground there,.... to smell later....or better yet, a snapshot of the map for free....Wal-Mart blows them up on the cheap......heh heh.... ever the frugal rip..........lot of good it's done me so far......been wearing the same clothes for 29 years.....except underooos...they don't hold up like they use to.....LOL
The Thrill of the âChase Wall Mapâ â Limited edition prints.
I bought the map for me to have personal attachment to the chase, I would have paid $200 if need be!
The Thrill of the âChase Wall Mapâ â Limited edition prints.
@ Mr.T - I spent school years in AK and was likely on the same street as you (as an 11 year old) in 1984. It's a magical event to stand on that street with all of the racers finishing!
Lived near Potter's Marsh - and you?
The Thrill of the âChase Wall Mapâ â Limited edition prints.
I surely will add that "sales pitch" to my resume...
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Lifes Objective: To find a 10X10X6 box
Job skills: Treasure Hunter / (Map Salesman - as of Mach 25, 2014, 1:56pm)
The following misunderstood perception is from ChaseChat/ forum-Chat about the Chase-Too Far to Walk-Thrill of the âchase Wall Mapâ â Limited edition prints.
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Excuse me for my last out of character post...
Thank you for the very kind comment. So, our search for the chest is fun but having family in our search makes is even better. My grandson knows more about Google Maps verses killing zombies, wow. Best of luck in your trip to find the chest.
Without going in to great detail, map #1 is in Colorado and I was told it could go to the searcher who finds the chest. Give me a little time to see if anything has changed since the first time I was told of #1âs future.
After making several searches myself. I needed a map to fill a void. I considered ripping the map out of TFTW but found it is too small to see from across the room. Will19, the maps you and I have, are worth more than what we paid for them.
I know of the ffâs âXâ on the map when Bridger and I meet for breakfast. I think it is somewhere on the map.
Can you imagine, we could have said hello to each other in 1984. Your family and mine family may have bumped into each other back then. Oh no, you might be the little kid that spilled his hot chocolate on my shoes that day. If that was you, I have been looking for payback for 30 years.
We lived in Anchorage, on East Downing Street next to Campbell Creek. Moose would walk along the creek and we could see them from our apartment window. I have to tell this story of our first summer in Anchorage. I was in the apartment parking lot working on our car and I had been at it for hours and then the wife with the baby in her arms come out to see me and thereâs a little day light in the sky and she says âare you coming to be bedâ? Oh course I said âWHATâ? And she says to me âHoney its 11:30 pmâ. What a special place to live. I do miss it.
23kachinas, you have heard this before âDrive North to Alaskaâ. This is going to sound funny but I got to âDrive South to Alaskaâ. How many people can say they did that?
Did you get to experience a 24 hour day of sun light? It is awesome to see when the Sun, does not sets below the horizon. At first I could not understand why there was plywood as curtains in our Oil Field Camp Rooms on the North Slope - Prudhoe Bay. Itâs than I understood why digital watches had AM and PM. When you have 3 months of solid daylight, it is difficult to know if it is midnight or noon.
I googled Potterâs Marsh, and I think you lived close to the Bird House. Wow, just googled Bird House and see it burnt down in 1996, this is hard to take. Oh so sad to hear this, but back than the wife and I went in this to awesome Tavern and to see what the 1964 earthquake did to this building.
This link should explain what you all who have never been to Alaska have missed.
The following link is how we remembered how the place looked "precisely" when we visited it in 1984.
If you own a âChase Wall Mapâ hereâs to you!
And To all ff hunters from Chasechat, may one of you become the owner of #1 of 100.
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@ Mr. T great memories of Anchorage. I spent summers in WA state so missed the 24 daylight magic. I warn my brother your looking for him still after 30 years for spilling that hot chocolate on your shoes.
My family drove the ALCAN our last trip out of AK.
Don't know many of the bars since I was under 15 when I lived there. I spent my time at Ocean view bluffs climbing down over the tracks. We walked on the frozen ice flows (yeah I know it's not safe) and made rafts to explore around the ponds. Lucky we had a childhood in such a undeveloped place. Plan to go back there so day to see how it has changed.
Good luck in the chase!
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- Hong Hwang & Chao-Cheng Mai, 1991. "Optimum Discriminatory Tariffs under Oligopolistic Competition," Canadian Journal of Economics, Canadian Economics Association, vol. 24(3), pages 693-702, August.
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Gusmao gives Ramos-Horta lead on asylum negotiations
East Timor's prime minister Xanana Gusmao says he is still waiting for more details of Prime Minister Julia Gillard's proposal to send asylum seekers to his country.
Mr Gusmao has emerged from a meeting with East Timor's president Jose Ramos-Horta, in which the pair discussed Australia's proposal.
He says Mr Ramos-Horta will take a lead role in negotiations with Australia.
Mr Gusmao says East Timor will approach the issue with an open mind.
Ms Gillard has defended her decision not to talk to Mr Gusmao before announcing her plans.
She spoke to Mr Ramos-Horta, but not to Mr Gusmao before announcing she would like to see a regional processing centre set up in the developing country.
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"We had the East Timorese president in Australia very recently, I followed that up with a conversation with him, obviously there will be internal discussions in East Timor and I will speak to the prime minister of East Timor as well," she said.
But Opposition Leader Tony Abbott says Ms Gillard has made an embarrassing mistake.
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Greens leader Bob Brown says it is appalling for the Government to ask the poorest country in the region to take on the job of dealing with asylum seekers.
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About me and this blogThis is about me, my Bikram yoga practice, some about my sailing and for the moment none on my Bujinkan practice.
I normaly practice Bikram 5-7 times a week, but in the summer a lot less as I am usually sailing a lot with my family on our small sailing yacht.
When the fall starts I'm back stronger, happier and full of energy!
Monthly Archives: April 2011
Hello world! It's not so often that I do write at the moment, it has been much lately so when I come home it is food, fix with the household and then bed to be ready for a new day. … Continue reading
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The GP Forward View published earlier this year promised £45m over the next five years for training receptionist and administrative staff. This funding will be made available to practices via their CCGs and can be used for training receptionists to actively signpost appropriate help to patients or to train clerical staff to manage clinical correspondence (see box below for full details).
The idea behind training administrative staff has come from an initiative in Brighton, which has developed a new clinical assistant role, that is now being used in 51 practices across England.
The role has helped eliminate GP input in up to 80% of patient correspondence, freeing up around 40 minutes of GP time every day enabling them to focus on patient care, data has shown.
The training programme for the initiative was developed by a not-for-profit social enterprise called Here (formerly the Brighton and Hove Integrated Care Service [BICS]), to train practice administration staff in dealing with clinical correspondence and reduce GPs' workload.
Dr Jonathan Serjeant, GP partner at Benfield Valley Healthcare Hub in East Sussex and an executive director at Here, helped to pioneer the clinical assistant post as part of a project called 'Workflow Optimisation'.
He explains that under its remit to improve healthcare, Here, was looking for ways to widen patient access beyond merely extending opening hours.
'We wanted to look at how systems could support that too,' he says.
Administrative burden
Dr Serjeant identified that the administrative burden patient letters put on GPs is considerable.
'On average, for a patient list size of around 2,000, doctors receive about 40 to 60 letters a day. If one doctor is away that can rise to about 100 per doctor,' he says.
'Traditionally, the GP is thought to be the repository of information so every letter is read by them. Most doctors also carry out this task in the evening after a long day so inaccuracies can occur.'
Dr Serjeant decided to see if the system could be improved – with less reliance on GPs - by reworking processes on a small scale at first.
This involved training an administrator from his practice whose main job would be to deal with correspondence.
There were two agreed main outcomes which the role covered: collecting the right information from the letter, coding it and picking up metrics to make patient records more accurate; and taking action to 'move the patient on in their journey'.
Crucially, the administrator also had to learn and understand which letters still required GP attention. This would include, for example, any issues in connection with the safeguarding of adults or children, new cancer diagnoses and a list of other categories.
On-the-job training
On-the-job training was carried out by Dr Serjeant and fellow GPs last year for a period of three weeks.
He explains: 'We put in safety systems to ensure the administrator was working effectively and safely. But after that time she was able to complete 70 to 75 per cent of all paperwork coming to GPs.
'So we discovered that doctors didn't need to see certain information at all if it was well recorded on the system. As a result we were able to focus more time and attention on the letters that did come to us because the load was much less overwhelming. We quickly realised this was going to have a major impact.'
Training was offered to other practices in the Brighton and Hove area using monies secured from the Prime Minister's Challenge Fund and 10 practices took up the offer.
'After the three-to-four week training the impact was the same,' Dr Serjeant says. 'Some GPs reported it was the highest impact change they had made in the last 10 years and that it really made a difference to their working lives.'
National roll-out
Last December, NHS England asked the organisation to train a further 40 practices, this time nationally, as well put robust protocols, templates and procedures behind the programme.
Lessons learned from previous training sessions and refining of processes meant the programme was distilled into four days with the provision of ongoing support.
Data from the new practices was verified and confirmed the initial positive results.
Lewis Smith, business manager at Workflow Optimisation explains that in addition to reduced paperwork the clinical assistant brings wider benefits. This includes improved ease of QOF data collection and accuracy of submission through the consistent application of Read codes and collection of numerical values, for example, blood pressures.
'Practices have also reported greater job satisfaction for GPs and administration staff,' he adds.
Practices that implement the role will need to inform their medical indemnity organisation. But Mr Smith says that so far there has been no increase in indemnity costs for practices that fully implement the training programme.
Support of the practice
However, intrinsic to the success of both the programme and the new role is the support of all the GPs and practice.
'We have found that working with the wider practice team aids a smoother implementation,' says Mr Smith. 'By working with a GP champion in each practice and outlining their key responsibilities it ensures the practice achieves safe, sustainable and full implementation of Workflow Optimisation.'
Dr Serjeant adds: 'We teach GPs about change management and how to have governance over a particular new way of working which isn't always understood.
'It's a commitment for the GPs and the practice. And they have to be prepared to feedback when it's not right so they can deal with any problems.'
Post-accreditation, Dr Serjeant says, GPs or staff are encouraged to spend at least a half day every two months with the clinical assistant to help grow and develop their role.
'We also teach the practice to carry out audits so they can pick up errors.'
Cost of the role and experience required
So, how can this new be funded given the pressures facing general practice?
'It is a slight cost pressure,' Dr Serjeant admits, 'but we have found practices have been more than happy to take it on because it's made such a difference to GPs' work lives.'
The clinical assistant sits in between a basic administrator and medical secretary post. For a practice with a 10,000 patient list size for example, Dr Serjeant says, the role would be full-time.
'It may also be a good fit for someone who wants to become a healthcare assistant because there's the opportunity to learn the language of medicine. The role creates a bit more career development and helps staff feel better connected to the people they serve because they are dealing directly with them.'
Across general practice, the role helps channel work to the right people given that primary care now incorporates many other skilled professionals such as pharmacists Dr Serjeant says.
'For example, medication queries can go directly from the clinical assistant to the pharmacist, bypassing the GP.'
|Accessing GP Forward View funding
The first tranche of funding for training for receptionist and administrative staff will be available from CCGs this autumn. In liaison with their practices and the LMC, CCGs will agree how best to distribute money for practices. A new directory of training providers, that will be available on the NHS England website, will signpost CCGs and practices to relevant training courses.


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Carved by glacial ice in river valleys, the fjords are diverse
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and others with steep mountains plunging straight down into the
deep water. Geirangerfjorden is a tiny S-shaped fjord with
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Sognefjord is the best known of the fjords, the longest and
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towering mountains is the narrowest and most impressive branch of
the Sognefjord, the beautiful Nærøyfjord. To the north lies the
Nordfjord, dominated by the vast ice plateau of the Jostedalsbreen
glacier that trickles down into the surrounding valleys, giving the
water its distinctive blue-green colour.
A highlight of the region's attractions is the Flåm Railway,
with the steepest track gradient in the world that took 20 years to
build. In a masterful piece of engineering the railway twists and
turns its slow way down through numerous tunnels, dropping 2,952
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Sognefjord. Along the way the train passes magnificent mountain
scenery and is regarded as one of the most exciting train rides in
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Bergen is the gateway to the Fjords, an attractive city with a
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The official currency is Norwegian Krone (NOK) divided into 100
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Discussion in 'DIRECTV General Discussion' started by jesse1684, May 9, 2013.
I have brighthouse but i was loundering if it is worth switching
Call and see what they offer, new subs can get a good deal. If PQ is inportant Directv is one of the best, they dont overcompress as much as most providers. There DVR is much better than Brighthouse has in our area. My daughters boyfrend has Brighthouse and said there DVR is slower than directv( likes our setup better ) and that thd guide dose not go out as far in days as Directv. Hope this helps.
I used to loathe cable companies DVR's due to the unintuitive nature of them. I had a TiVo for years with Charter because of it. I switched to DirecTV in September of last year and had originally planned on getting the TiVo DVR again. Luckily the installer showed up with the wrong one as the DVR DirecTV provides is very nice and intuitive. It's better than the TiVo I used for years on cable. Like PCambell mentioned, call them. Last I heard they were throwing in NFLST for free again this year. A month or so ago they had that and MLBEI for free. Good luck and I hope you enjoy DirecTV as much as I have since I switched if you decide to.
It's only worth what it's worth to you. Depends on programming you watch and what all features you would like to have. Are you hoping to have more options than you currently have or are you just looking to try something new?
More options and better dvr
The bottom line is the most important. Play the game and get your best deal. Do your homework a search the net for every discount before you call. My son just signed up for dtv and is less then 30 for the first year, free genie, free nfl, AAA, HD,etc. I enjoy my 10 too. As far as the dvr both dish and dtv are great. If you like football NFL ticket is great..Sling is great on DISH as I use it everywhere....Like I said do your homework and make a list...Read, Read for all your discounts as you only get one chance...Think of every room you might need in the future and do it up front....Think
you may wanna check out directv.com and check out the offers they have. weight your options
How about the Genie?
Genie is no different then any other. It has 5 tuners but you can build one from a few other DVR's connected with multi room. It's nothing special. A hopper is good too. It all depends on how much you sit on the couch all day.....I'd switch to Dish in a second if the price was lower per month.
You can't get exactly something like a Genie by using three separate DVRs. You have to manage them separately, since one DVR cannot see the todo list, series manager or history of another. Of course there are other features that are not available on any other DVR DirecTV offers. So I would have to disagree that it's no different.
This is a HUGE difference….
But you can't record from different rooms you have to go where the dvr are is with brighthouse and they charge me alot of money for 2 dvr and they have no full screen hd guide
On Directv, you can't set a recording on one DVR from another. You can from a receiver, genie client, web or tablet/smartphone app.
A Genie client can only record to its mothership, the Genie.
Yeah, I phrased that wrong. Basically meant that you can't set something to record remotely from another room from a DVR, but can from the other types of boxes. Of course the client and RVU have their own limitation, though would be a moot point if it's a one DVR householdl
Ceton InfiniTV. 4 cable tuners with beautiful DVR GUI and $2 monthly fee versus $25+ for DirecTV. Add a second one for 8 tuners. Been using that since I dropped satellite and its fantastic. Also saving a lot of money and have all my local subchannels without needing an antenna.
Also realize that Brighthouse is probably the best cable company in the country in terms of content, having far more HD than DirecTV. I think it would be a mistake to give that up, especially since there are simple solutions for a better DVR (Tivo or HTPC). If you want premium sports content, that's a different story. DirecTV is pretty much the only option in that case. If you want to save some money on new customer deals, flipping to DirecTV will make that happen too, at least for the first year or two.


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An award-winning, career prosecutor at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) alleged in a blistering new lawsuit she was punished for resisting orders to release convicted criminal illegal aliens from custody.
The allegations from Patricia M. Vroom, 59, implicate Peter Vincent, the recently-resigned top lawyer at the agency.
Vroom said in an Nov. 6 filing with the U.S. District Court of Appeals for the Arizona District she was ordered to drop prosecutions of illegal aliens with prior DUI convictions because, in the alleged words of senior ICE official Jim Stolley, "We don't give a shit about that. Let it go."
She also details pressure from supervisors to drop prosecutions of illegal aliens with identify theft convictions, including one who registered to vote "not once, but twice, both times falsely claiming to be a U.S. citizen," according to the filing.


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Four Cicero-North Syracuse wrestlers made it to the final round during Saturday's Section III Division I championships at Utica Memorial Auditorium – but only Dan Cicicarelli, at 103 pounds, made it to the top spot on the awards podium.
Ciciarelli, the top seed, improved to 34-5 on the season and, by doing so, the senior earned a trip to Albany's Times Union Center on Feb. 25-26 to compete for a state championship, all while his Northstars rose to a second-place tie in the Division I (large school) standings for the tournament.
First, Ciciarelli pinned Dan Fancett (New Hartford) with 20 seconds left in their quarterfinal. Then he got a second-period fall over Mexico's Theo Powers, earning a spot in the final, where Camden eighth-grader Garrett Mitchell awaited.
Mitchell proved quite tough, forging a 4-4 tie going into the third period. But Ciciarelli achieved a near-fall in that final period, accounting for three points, and held on for the 7-5 decision that produced a sectional championship.
CNS had three other wrestlers make it to the final round as part of an effort that produced 199 team points, the same as Indian River to share runner-up honors behind Fulton, who won with 233.5 points.
Tony Battista rose from a no. 3 seed at 119 pounds, pinning Austin Small (Mexico) in 1:27 and knocking off West Genesee's Ian Coolican 4-3 in a tense semifinal. But Battista could not keep up with Rome Free Academy's Antonio DeLuco in the finals, taking a 7-0 defeat.
Matt Mastro took a similar path to second place at 215 pounds. From a no. 3 slot, he held off Liverpool's Sean Munson 5-4 in the quarterfinals and needed an overtime takedown in the semifinals to beat Fulton's Derek Owen 4-2. Up against Indian River's Derrick Dalton in the finals, Mastro put up lots of points, but still lost a 19-10 decision.
As for Clayton D'Onofrio, the 285-pound heavyweight moved to 30-9 on the season from the familiar no. 3 slot, pinning Tyler Winn (Central Square) in 1:26 and outlasting Brennan Roberge (Fulton) 11-8 in the semifinals. Yet he got overwhelmed in the title match as Indian River's Kevin Tibbles, improving to 43-0, pinned D'Onofrio in 55 seconds to emerge as a state title favorite.
At 189 pounds, Ariel Anoceto, beaten in the semifinals by Fulton's Zach Race, earned third place with a 5-2 decision over Baldwinsville's Pat Nasoni. James Segars took a painful 4-2 overtime defeat to Carthage's Shayne Brady in his 152-pound semifinal, but got fifth place by pinning RFA's Josh Knapp in 2:16, while Kiel Dyer won twice in the 145-pound consolation bracket to work his way to fourth place.
Matt Dunham won in the 135-pound opening round over B'ville's Ryan McArdell 4-2, but lost in the quarterfinals to eventual champion Adam Wallace (Fulton) as Fidel Torres did the same at 125 pounds, pinning Brandon Engbretsen (Central Square) before a quarterfinal defeat. Andrew Osborne (160 pounds) lost in the first round, as did Bryan Hall (140 pounds), Drew Dyer (96 pounds) and Connor Osborne (112 pounds).
Liverpool tied Camden for seventh place in Division I with 63.5 points. Pat Carroll Marsh, wrestling at 285 despite illness, was third, right behind D'Onofrio, as he lost a semifinal to Tibbles with a first-period pin, but pinned Taylor Scranton (APW) and beat Roberge 10-0 in the consolation bracket final.
The Warriors' Joe Pizzuto went 2-1 in the consolation bracket at 189, making it to the podium by beating APW's Dana Palmer 8-2 for fifth. Brendan Capria matched that fifth-place effort at 171, earning that mark with a pin over Cortland's Luke Bush in 1:28 as Mende Cukalevski, beaten in the 160-pound semifinal by Indian RIver's Matt Simpson, took sixth place. Derek Eason (130) and Nate Hathaway (119) also finished sixth.
Back at 215, Munson beat first-round opponent John Dimbleby (Whitesboro) with a 45-second pin before a quarterfinal loss to Mastro. Travis Chewning-Kulick (96) and Matt Call (152) took first-round defeats.
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Jaipur: Rohit Jhalanis hit a solid 85 as Rajasthan set Bengal a tough target on the penultimate day of the four-day Elite B Ranji Trophy match here on Sunday.
Rajasthan, who had taken a first innings lead of 135, declared their second at 268 for five, largely due to Vineet Saxena (59) and Anshu Jain (53).
Chasing a victory target of 404, Bengal lost an early wicket to be at nine for one at stumps with Devang Gandhi (4) and Amitava Chakroborty (4) at the crease.
Earlier, resuming their second innings at 32 for one, Rajasthan consolidated with Jhalani dominating the opposition bowlers with some fine strokes all around the ground.
Except for Sourashish Lahiri, who returned with figures of three for 69, no Bengal bowler could put any pressure on the Rajasthan batsmen as they piled on the runs before declaring their innings.
Bengals chase got off to a poor start when Deep Dasgupta was trapped leg before by P. Krishnakumar for a duck.
Bengal, who still need 395 runs for a win, will have to survive 90 overs on Monday to force a draw.


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It was bound to happen... a little rap diddy about the goosie phenomenon, with plenty of fans throwing up the gooseneck, including a cop and an employee at a Wendy's drive-thru.
Make sure you stick around to about the 3:00 mark when Austin Carr makes a cameo, apparently laying down some original lyrics for the song. Of course, by original I mean he just says "Deep in the Q" and "Throw the hammer down" a lot.
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Via Stepien Rules, this fanfunkytastic remake of, "Crossroads."
Favorite line: "We said goodbye to Wally."
After the design was finished, the funds raised, and installation scheduled, Glen Infante got late notice last Friday that the city had denied his request to hang the LeBron banner.
Of course, by Saturday it was hung for fans and the national media to see.
Why the last minute approval? The obvious answer would be that it was a popular groundroots effort hinging on the Cavs first playoff game, when the city and the team would be in the national spotlight. Even as Glen was telling everyone the city had denied his application, I was sure that at some point, come Saturday or sometime this week, the banner would go up, because honestly, did the city really want that type of bad press?
Glen also said that some fans had contacted the Cavs, and specifically owner Dan Gilbert, to try and get the team to leverage their power to get some of the red tape cut. Could be. I wouldn't be surprised if a phone call or two was made, especially since, as you'll see in the comments from the city, a phone call from the mayor's office was made on Saturday morning to the Director of the Department of Building and Housing. But no one's going to say that. Here's what Cavs president Len Komorowski had to say:
"We simply helped point them in the right direction and, from what we understand, the City was great in dealing directly with them and helping them move forward.
Here's comment from Ed Rybka, the Director of the Department of Building and Housing, on why the banner was given temporary approval.
"Part one of it was, there's a strong historical precedence when we have these kinds of banners, the large ones downtown. They tend to be larger than the square footage that is allowed by code. There is concern that they're made of vinyl to be more durable in the weather.
"Because of the time of the day on Friday, it was simply rejected. But in light of the short nature of time it will be up, plus the fact it was relatively close to the square footage limitations, and since it doesn't cover windows or openings in the building, we're working with the applicant so they can get the permit.
"To get formal approval, there's a need for them to appeal to the Board of Building Standards. The board is usually pretty generous and I don't anticipate a problem. But the next board meeting is not until a week from today.
"I wasn't in on Friday and wasn't familiar with the subject matter of the banner. When I received a call on Saturday [from a member of the mayor's office], it was really just a matter that it was close, it was temporary for only a couple of months."
I'm born in raised in Cleveland, been a lifelong Indians fan, and worked with Paul Lukas of Uni Watch for over a year on his blog and research for his ESPN columns, and I'd never, ever noticed what one reader pointed out yesterday about a tiny inconsistency between in the Tribe's style.
Jason Whitt has found an inconsistency in the Indians' identity program. The key is the "s" at the end of the team's logo script. In the MLB style guide, the line of the script lettering ends with a little point inside the "s,", and then the tail sort of emerges from the side of the letter out of nowhere. The style guide also shows that same interior point on the depiction of the jersey, and the point also appears on the team's scoreboard. But the point isn't shown on the actual jerseys worn on the field — instead, there's a loop that then connects to the tail. Same thing on the navy alternate.
I haven't yet gone back to check whether the jersey script used to include the point. Anyone know if it did? If so, when did it change?
I got in touch with Bart Swain, media relations guy for the Indians, and he had never noticed it before either.
Aston Villa, Randy Lerner's other athletic baby, lost in the finals of the Carling Cup in February against Manchester United, spoiling a chance for Randy to add his first piece of hardware as a pro owner. The Browns, further from that goal, to be sure, now have Holmgren at the helm and a suitcase full of draft picks for this week's draft.
It's as good a time as any to check in with an actual Aston Villa fan and a reporter familiar with the team and delve a into the schism in perception of Mr. Lerner between us Browns-lovin' Yanks and the Villa-lovin' Brits.
There's a clear favorite sports owner in Cleveland — Dan Gilbert. You couldn't find a single soul who wouldn't pick Gilbert at the top. Finishing the rankings, Lerner would fall second, not because any fan would want to give him credit, but because Larry Dolan is so miserable and cheap that he has to be dead last on the list. If there were a category for "Would beat him with a tire iron," then most fans would probably pick that option.
So Lerner falls in the middle by default, for now, and about the only nice thing a fan might say about Randy is that he has a lot of money and he doesn't mind spending it. Beside that minor compliment, there's a whole busload of hate directed at Lerner.
I think, fundamentally, it stems from three things:
How, you ask? Well, on National Cheeseball Day (yes, there is such a thing, and it's as prominent as National Roasted Chicken Tail Day, which I just made up) the Captains solicited two young fans from the stands at Eastlake Stadium and plopped them in front of a table with two huge chunks of spherical cheddar goodness.
Chow, young men! Shovel that fatty, calorie-laden goodness down your throats! It's entertainment!
Next up for every young Captains fan, lard eating contests.
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The term "word vomit" was made for guys like Ozzie Guillen. And even that doesn't do justice the profanity-laced tirades of the White Sox manager, the jibberish that comes out of his mouth, or his seeming disregard for getting facts and names right.
Take his postgame press conference after the Tribe's 3-2 win the other night. Guillen had let starter Jake Peavy stay in the game despite being over the 100-pitch mark. That decision didn't go so well.
Here's Ozzie's explanation, which... well, you'll see.
"I like the match-ups [to start the inning],'' Guillen said. "That was the plan [to leave Peavy in] no matter what. Because I had [right-handed hitters Austin] Kearns and 'MaTola,' whatever his name is, the first baseman, the fat guy, I don't know what [his] f——— name is - [Matt] LaPorta - on the bench and I didn't want them to face Matt [Thornton]. I thought Peavy was throwing the ball well, and the plan was to get into [switch-hitter Asdrubal] Cabrera, Cabrera is a way better hitter right-handed than lefty, and unfortunately he hit the home run [off Peavy].''
Yes. We have a fat guy named "MaTola" and Ozzie Guillen doesn't really know or care what his fucking name is.
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