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Memory: 4GB DDR3 (expandable to 8GB) How does one expand the memory?
dtcbob wrote:The battery on this model is not user replaceable
Are you sure about that?
Hi! Does anybody know if/when the battery is out of cycles, one is forced to replace it? or is possible to use it with the power cable alone and never contact Samsung to replace the battery? --which would make it semi-portable as it could only be used indoors... Thanks!
Will a Wimax provider move to my area if I get one of these?
Haha really trying to be like apple using the mac touchpad and design and making the battery so you have to send it Into them to get replaced for 8 times as much. Every laptop I've ever had ive replaced the battery when it got low
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jbest wrote:Anyone know if this can be converted to WIn7 32bit? I need an app that will not run on 64bit...TIA
With Windows 7 (I think Vista did this too) you can run programs under either 32 or 64 bit if you have the 64bit installed. All the old stuff should still work.
No webcam. Nuts.
wilarseny wrote:With Windows 7 (I think Vista did this too) you can run programs under either 32 or 64 bit if you have the 64bit installed. All the old stuff should still work.
No they dont - but thanks for the try.
what else besides the platter size, seek time and cache? I need o know, time is short.
theguruguys wrote:Before everyone starts yelling about the 5400RPM Hard Drive, the RPM is not the only thing that you use to tell the story on how fast the drive is. Platter size, seek times, cache, etc. all play a role. Many larger 5400RPM drives are faster than smaller 7200RPM drives. Without knowing exactly which model HD is in this laptop, it is not possible to look up benchmarks, but I seriously doubt this drive is 'super slow' as every seems to shout when they see 5400Rpm.
jbest wrote:No they dont - but thanks for the try.
You weren't clear enough. The 64bit windows7 will start 32bit apps. You appear to want more than that. You seem to want them to keep running and to work correctly, or at least as well as they do on the 32 bit windows version. In answer to the original question: side-grading to the 32bit windows version is probably possible, but it doesn't seem to be something you can just do out of the box.
equazcion wrote:A note of caution: The touchpad on this doesn't have physical buttons. The area where buttons usually would be is just more touchpad, and when you tap there it performs a click. There are a lot of discontinued laptops with this type of pad floating around for great prices, notably the HP ProBook 4 series, because people don't like this "feature". If you're used to resting your fingers on your touchpad buttons, you may be frustrated when that activates touch gestures or mouse drags. Just a heads-up.
Speaking as someone who has had several HP notebooks and an HP netbook with this drawback, it is a HUGE negative. If your palms touch the pad while you are typing (as they can't help but do for most people), those characters can become control characters causing all SORTS of bizarre and unfortunate things to happen (I have had it highlight and delete text so quickly that it was gone before I realized what was going on).
compare to this: http://www.shopping.hp.com/webapp/series/category/notebooks/ENVY14_series/3/computer_store both have harder case, 14 inch, and other similarities. Also: how important is USB 3.0 ports?
joesherm13 wrote:Memory: 4GB DDR3 (expandable to 8GB) How does one expand the memory?
Buy new/larger DDR3 memory, open the case and add it to/replace the current memory.
shamcy wrote:Anybody knows if this comes with a built-in camera? I read the description but did not see woot mention that.
Woot doesn't list it but it is included in the Samsung description.
Technically the battery in an iphone (or ipod or ipad, etc.) isn't user replaceable either. That doesn't mean you can't open it up and swap in a new battery. Yes it involves removing the screen and opening the case but that doesn't mean it can't be done. I did a quick search and found replacement batteries for about $75.
ptrott wrote:No webcam. Nuts.
the qx410 does have a webcam http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/laptops/NP-QX410-J01US-features
ankitparekh89 wrote:also if refurbished laptops are sent to the manufacturer nd again packed in new like condition why is the warranty only 90 days?
nellyville wrote:i never bought a refurshed before they make me nervous....
jgt372376 wrote:Should I have concerns about buying a "refurb" laptop? what does that mean? someone dropped it, loaded it with bloatware, infected it with malware? and who fixed it??
radi0j0hn wrote:A lot of tech products are returned due to ignorant users, not real problems.
I was part of a hardware-support team for what was, while it still existed, the second-largest computer company on the face of the earth. (Sic transit gloria mundi.) And whose hardware did our unit support? Not that of our company's customers, no no. We fixed the computers of our company's employees. And which employees' computers did we fix? Those of our high-end software-support teams, the people who had to duplicate the problems our company's high-roller customers were having on our own equipment and then fix the customers' remotely or by a dispatched team. In other words, our team's customers were very picky about their computers working right. My son was a tech lead at Best Buy, though now he manages a multi-state, 24/7 network for another company. My daughter fixes computers at a Marine base. Picky people, all, including us. But we all use computers that have been fixed by ourselves or others. Now take those fixed computers two steps farther.
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No bluetooth? Been several like that lately. Dont want to tie up one of my USB ports with a bluetooth dongle
Oh - about the 90-day warranty. I think it's largely a price thing. Warranties cost the company genuine money, and the longer the guarantee, the more they cost. This is especially true of mechanical parts such as hard drives and switches such as those under the keys. So you don't get longer warranties for free. You pay for them. Now, assume that a refurbished computer really is "as good as new" (which is pretty much true if the program is conscientious). If the product is current, and you're paying significantly less for it, well ... you want them to charge extra for the screen? :-) The price cut has to come from somewhere, and it can't all be written off to the stigma of being used. After all, it's used but been made new(ish) again. If the product isn't the currently-hot model, but the company still has new items in stock ... the new ones should be discounted some, and the refurbed ones even more. Check the price. Don't pay as much for a refurbed as for new-but-discounted, but also don't expect the same package of goodies. In other words, expect a shorter warranty. A week or two should be enough time for any of the new parts to burn in, and that's when the majority of new parts fail. Also, if a new part is going to blow up a worn-out part next to it, that will happen quickly. After that time period, then what? Then you start guessing about customer satisfaction. Maybe there's a part in there that was on the verge of failure, but it wasn't something you could predict during the refurb process. Your customer-satisfaction surveys show that a buyer who gets that item will be, let's say, very unhappy if it happens in the first two weeks, quite unhappy in the first month and a half, and somewhat unhappy out to the three-month point. A failure after three months will annoy them, but won't make them unhappy. Bingo. There's your 90-day warranty. My theory, anyway. -- Ed
NyQuil_Driver wrote:Typing on this right now after purchasing it in the last woot-off. Very happy with this machine for the price; good power and elegant design.
how is the sound. I need a comp. with good sound quality to use with skype.
In for 1. I needed a laptop for Uni this fall, and this laptop looks perfect. I just hope it holds up alright because it's refurbished.
Hi! This is my 1st Woot post so sorry if I overlooked something when I asked a question before: "Hi! Does anybody know if/when the battery is out of cycles, one is forced to replace it? or is possible to use it with the power cable alone and never contact Samsung to replace the battery? --which would make it semi-portable as it could only be used indoors... Thanks!" I'm really only would buy if I'm sure that I can use the laptop (all time connected) even when the battery has died! Thanks for any suggestions/answers
ivanivanovich wrote:I was part of a hardware-support team for what was, while it still existed, the second-largest computer company on the face of the earth. (Sic transit gloria mundi.) (1) Replace everything that's going to break (either because it's already starting to come apart or because from experience you know that it's a weak link). (2) Clean it up. That's a refurbished computer. Unless it's an NTF (No Trouble Found). Like radi0j0hn said, sometimes people don't know what they're doing. -- Ed
I too don't mind buying refurbs a lot of the time, however I have stopped with HP. The last HP refurbished desktop I bought came full of dust and a clogged heatsink! It was luck that I had to open it up to add a graphics card, otherwise my customer may have been calling me with a noisy fan overheating CPU right after the 90 day warranty expired... It was factory sealed in the HP Refurbished box when I got it. Apparently they do not do the step #2 you list.
mjregier wrote:I feel it's not that great of a deal. I just got a 14" HP, Core i5 Aluminum body with HD out, 3 USB, yada yada yada for 600$ plus a 50$ mail in rebate. So yes, after taxes I paid about 70$ more for the thing, but it was also brand new instead of refurbished. If you're patient and look around for a bit, it shouldn't be that hard to find a similar deal on a new i5 laptoppy...just a thought. Also, 14" in my opinion is the way to go. 15.6 would be ok, but unless your a gamer (Of course then you'd be using a desktop) having a 17" screen is like lugging around a desktop in your bag.
What HP model are you talking about?
hamjudo wrote:You weren't clear enough. The 64bit windows7 will start 32bit apps. You appear to want more than that. You seem to want them to keep running and to work correctly, or at least as well as they do on the 32 bit windows version. In answer to the original question: side-grading to the 32bit windows version is probably possible, but it doesn't seem to be something you can just do out of the box.
I have an industry-specific app that will not run correctly under 64bit - even in 32bit mode...it's a database thing. I think your right though; most of these will support 32bit Win7 just as well...
bogus wrote:Not a bad looking machine--I'm in the market for a decent laptop with an actual GPU--but the non-removable battery worries me, especially since it's refurb. What happens if the battery craps out?
Seriously,,,, how many people do you know that has replaced a laptop battery. By the time the machine is 3 years old you will want a new laptop/touchpad with all the new bells and whistles anyways. Look at an ipad, xoom and move 3 years into the future. Your QX410 is going to look like a T-Ford with rust on it :-)
I just bought this laptop a couple of minutes ago and I was wondering if it comes with bloatware like the ones most PC's come with? I know it has A Norton 60 day trial, but anything else? And thinks to all you guys for the great responses regarding this laptop. Can always rely on you guys for honest and informative info. Oh! And do you guys like Squaretrade's extended warrenty program? Are they reliable when something goes wrong most of the time?
theguruguys wrote:The last HP refurbished desktop I bought came full of dust and a clogged heatsink! ... Apparently they do not do the step #2 you list.
I don't blame you for being disgusted; that's pathetic. There was a time when I felt they were a super top-notch company. -- Ed
cheet0 wrote:Anyone know why the squaretrade widget on the woot page says $79.99, but when you click to buy it and get directed to the squaretrade website the price changes to $89.99?
You and me both! Why does it do that? Do we have a woot.com coupon code? What is it?
1920x1080 (or 1200) is a LOT more useful than 1366x768. If you ever want to plug this into a projector or TV, get a higher resolution.
This has the features of my new Macbook Pro, yet half the price. Too bad I have to furnish a new home, I would be in for one otherwise.
fmslay wrote:1920x1080 (or 1200) is a LOT more useful than 1366x768. If you ever want to plug this into a projector or TV, get a higher resolution.
Are you saying that this does not support 1920x1080? Because it looks like it does support it on external displays.
I'm used to the camera on the Macbook Pro. How is a 640x480 camera in comparison? Will it be awful for video chat?
Can you make this bad boy into a Hackintosh (Mac OS X bootable)? My girlfriend is an Apple fanboy who needs a laptop. This would make a great fakemeout MacBook.
Aside from money, what's the difference between nutjob on tv and one that stands on a street corner with 2 pieces of cardboard?
whetham25 wrote:Is there seriously only 1 USB port on this thing?
no - there is one exposed on the right side, and two more under the dust cover on the left along with the HDMI port.
Ive been Very nervous about this refurbished, the word alone scares me,.....refurbished! oohh!, Refurbished!! ooooH!! Refurbished!! ooooohh!! I did buy one.....Also Ive been reading that alot of people return this model after they buy it from Best Buy because they didnt know the battery is not user replaceable, I HOPE TO GOD I GET THAT COMPUTER!
yep - the little dot on the top of the screen is a camera
core i5... hmmmmm
OUCH OUCH OUCH!!! Kicking myself... I just bought this a few weeks ago from BestBuy for much more. Mine has the i5-480, but what's the difference in the millisecond difference that makes. I LOVE this laptop, wish I would have saved money in the process and bought from Woot! I own HPs, Dells, and have had several others in the past, and would pick this PC over and over again. For the money it is hands-down the best quality laptop in it's range. I spent hours at the stores comparing various models of different brands. The look and feel far surpass every HP I own and tried out. While I like the stats of the Toshibas... I just flat out liked the look and sleek design of this Samsung. And while I usually have had good luck with Dell and generally I like the Asus... something about the feel of the keys, the look of the screen drew me back to this same laptop. BTW - I tried a more plastic Samsung, the keyboard was much cheaper on it. It's fast, it's virtually silent, the battery lasts a good 4 - 6 hours depending on use. The Wifi picks up better than any other laptop I have. It just feels good, it runs, and looks great! BTW - a really COOL feature is that when I open the lid, it goes from fully asleep to fully running in 3-5 seconds flat! I just wish I could dream up a reason to buy 3 today.
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Claim: Doctors generally recommend that one attempt to rhythmically cough during a heart attack to increase the chance of surviving it.
Example: [Collected via e-mail, 1999]
Origins: This helpful e-mail began its life on the Internet in June 1999, and in the spring of 2004 a Powerpoint presentation of it began circulating online. Those kindhearted souls who started it on its way likely had no inkling the advice they were forwarding could potentially be harmful to someone undergoing a heart attack, but that is indeed the
If you knew exactly what you were doing, this procedure might help save your life. If, however, you were to attempt cough CPR at the wrong time (because you misjudged the kind of cardiac event being experienced) or went about it in the wrong way, it could make matters worse. Cough CPR is not a new procedure — it has been around for years and has been used successfully in isolated emergency cases where victims realized they were on the verge of fainting and about to go into full cardiac arrest (their hearts were about to stop) and knew exactly how to cough so as to keep enough oxygen-enriched blood circulating to prevent them from losing consciousness until help could be sought, or they were under the direct care of physicians who recognized the crises as they were taking place and were on hand to instruct patients step by step through the coughing. Even were the afflicted to correctly recognize they were experiencing the sort of cardiac event where cough CPR could help, without specific training to hit the right rhythms their coughing could turn mild heart attacks into fatal ones. This is not to say cough CPR couldn't be effectively taught to patients deemed at risk of further heart attacks. According to a widely circulated news report surfacing in September 2003, a doctor in Poland has been attempting exactly that. It is unclear from the news reports whether the Polish heart patients who supposedly experienced success with cough CPR were doing so under strict medical supervision in a hospital or were going about their private lives at the time of the cardiac events that prompted them to attempt the procedure. It is one thing for success to be achieved in a hospital setting where patients know intervention will swiftly follow if problems are encountered, and quite another when patients are in unscripted settings (at home, at work, or while driving in a car). Would such instruction hold up in field conditions, where those about to go into full cardiac arrest know there's no net under the tightrope? Yet even if cough CPR can be effectively taught by physicians, it's not going to be learned from an The Although the text of the Darla Bonham, Mended Heart's executive director, has since issued a statement about cough CPR:
I've received email from people all across the country wanting to know if it is a valid medically approved procedure. I contacted a scientist on staff with the American Heart Association Emergency Cardiac Care division, and he was able to track a possible source of the information. The information comes from a professional textbook on emergency cardiac care. This procedure is also known as "cough CPR" and is used in emergency situations by professional staff. The American Heart Association does not recommend that the public use this method in a situation where there is no medical supervision.
Dr. Richard O. Cummins, Seattle's director of emergency cardiac care, explains that cough CPR raises the pressure in the chest just enough to maintain some circulation of oxygen-containing blood and help enough get to the brain to maintain consciousness for a prolonged period. But cough CPR should be used only by a person about to lose consciousness, an indication of cardiac arrest, he cautions. It can be dangerous for someone having a heart attack that does not result in cardiac arrest. Such a person should call for help and then sit quietly until help arrives, he says.
In other words, the procedure might be the right thing to attempt or it might be the very thing that would kill the afflicted depending on which sort of cardiac crisis is being experienced. Without a doctor there to judge the situation and, if cough CPR is indicated, to supervise the rhythmic coughing, the procedure is just far too risky for a layman to attempt. Forget about coughing — key to surviving a heart attack is obtaining proper medical assistance within a very limited window of opportunity. Once an acute myocardial infarction (AMI) has been diagnosed, speedy injection of thrombolytic agents to dissolve clots is of the utmost importance — the more quickly those drugs are delivered, the better the chances of survival are. It's a race against the clock. Most patients who present with minor chest pains usually look healthy and show no signs of a heart attack. Electrocardiogram (ECG) results tell the story though, so be sure to insist upon one being performed if you've any doubts at all. Often mild heart attacks are left untreated and undetected because hospital staff mistake a heart attack for something more benign because the presenting symptoms are minor. Rather than risk killing yourself with cough CPR, those experiencing a heart attack should heed the advice of physicians the world over — down a couple of Aspirin as an emergency remedy. Doctors believe that during the early stages of a heart attack, Aspirin — which is known to prevent blood platelets from sticking together — can prevent a clot from getting bigger. In 1991 Oh, and it probably makes a great deal of sense to chew the Aspirin before swallowing. The sooner it is dispersed by the stomach, the sooner it gets to where it is needed. During a heart attack, waiting for the enteric coating surrounding the pill to break down naturally could be a mistake. In 1993 The American Heart Association began recommending a In terms of the drama of it, swallowing an Aspirin seems quite a come-down from bravely trying to induce a perfectly timed coughing fit. Less flamboyant is better, though; Aspirin saves lives, whereas coughing might well cost them. Barbara "from coughing to coffin?" Mikkelson Additional information: Last updated: 31 December 2005 This material may not be reproduced without permission. snopes and the snopes.com logo are registered service marks of snopes.com. Sources:


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July 2, 2012 -- WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Voter support for President Barack Obama's healthcare overhaul has increased following the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling upholding it, although majorities still oppose it, a Reuters/Ipsos poll released on Sunday showed.
Among all registered voters, support for the law rose to 48% in the online survey conducted after Thursday's ruling, up from 43% before the court decision. Opposition slipped to 52% from 57%.
The survey showed increased backing from Republicans and, crucially, the political independents whose support will be essential to winning the November 6 presidential election.
Thirty-eight percent of independents supported the healthcare overhaul. That was up from 27% from a Reuters/Ipsos poll taken days before the justices' ruling. Opposition among independents was 62%, versus 73% earlier.
"This is a win for Obama. This is his bill. There's not really any doubt in people's minds that it belongs to him," said Julia Clark, vice president at Ipsos Public Affairs. "It's his baby. It's literally been labeled 'Obamacare' ... which maybe it works in his favor now that there's a little bit of a victory dance going on."
Republican opposition to the law stayed strong, if somewhat weaker than before the high court ruled. Eighty-one percent of Republicans opposed it in the most recent survey, down from 86% in the poll conducted June 19-23. In the earlier poll, 14% of Republicans supported the healthcare plan, compared to 19% in the more recent one.
Illustrating the political polarization on the issue, three-quarters of Democrats backed the law, the same as a week earlier. One quarter opposed it.
The two top Republicans in Congress vowed on Sunday to push ahead with efforts to repeal the law despite the Supreme Court upholding it, but the White House said it is time to stop fighting and start implementing it.
Fanning opposition's flame
In some good news for Republicans, the Supreme Court ruling is energizing opposition to the 2010 healthcare law.
In the new poll, more than half of all registered voters (53%) said they were more likely to vote for their member of Congress if he were running on a platform calling for repeal, up from 46% before the ruling.
"This is galvanizing both sides," Clark said.
Obama's Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, has made it clear that he will run against "Obamacare." Within hours of the Supreme Court's ruling, the former Massachusetts governor asked voters to throw Obama out of office to get rid of the law, which he promises to repeal and replace if he wins the White House in November.
There have been some early signs that the appeal is working. On Friday, Romney's campaign said the former Massachusetts governor raised $4.6 million in the 24 hours following the Supreme Court's decision.
Romney has offered few specifics on how he would replace the Obama reforms, although he said he would work to retain popular provisions such as blocking insurance companies from forbidding coverage of patients with pre-existing medical conditions.
The Reuters/Ipsos poll showed little change in the strong support for that and most of the other major provisions of the bill, including requiring companies with more than 50 employees to provide insurance for their employees and allowing children to stay on their parents' insurance until age 26.
Most Americans still oppose the law's "individual mandate" requirement that most people obtain health insurance by 2014 or face a penalty, which the Supreme Court found was constitutional under the government's power to impose taxes.
Despite the court labeling the mandate a tax -- which Republicans have seized on in campaigning against Obama -- the new survey found support for it unchanged. Thirty nine percent of all Americans backed the mandate, compared with 61% who opposed it.
The survey interviewed 991 Americans online from June 28-30. The precision of the Reuters/Ipsos online polls is measured using a credibility interval. In this case, the poll has a credibility interval of plus or minus 3.6 percentage points.
By Patricia Zengerle
Last Updated: 2012-07-02 10:25:25 -0400 (Reuters Health)
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Updated Sunday, 10:20 a.m.:
There are about 300 Connecticut Light & Power crews working to restore power in southeastern Connecticut, today. According to First Selectman Edward Haberek Jr., 60 of those crews are working in Stonington.
Haberek said he was optimistic there would be large areas of power restoration today. Crews are working in Pawcatuck right now on a circuit that should restore power to 1,600 customers. As of 10 a.m. 3, 979 Stonington CL&P cusomters are without power according to the CL&P outage map.
There are however, 18 circuit incidents off the main lines, Haberek said. So, while progress is being made it is unlikely there will be complete power restoration today.
The Red Cross Shelter at Stonington High School remains open for anyone that needs a place to warm up. About 55 people took advantage of the shelter last night. People should be prepared to provide their own bedding and toiletries. And the Groton Senior Center at 102 Newtown Road in Groton is open for anyone in need of some warmth, a place to plug-in, watch television and/or get some wifi. Showers are available at the Westerly/Pawcatuck YMCA. Remember to post what's open and what's closed.
Town Hall will likely remain closed on Monday, Feb. 11, 2013. A decision about whether schools will open on Monday, will be made at noon, but it seems unlikely there will be school.
Tree crews are working with the Stonington Highway Department and hope to have all roads open and cleared today, Haberek said.
Residents in need of assistance should call 911 or the Stonington Police Department at 860-599-4111
Updated Sunday, 8:30 a.m.:
Officials from Stonington, Groton and other southeastern Connecticut towns will meet with Connecticut Light & Power representatives this morning to discuss restoration efforts. At that meeting town officials are hoping to get a power restoration timeline.
As of 8:30 this morning 49 percent of Stonington CL&P customers are without power, down from 53 percent last night. In Groton, 16 percent of CL&P customers are without power, including most downtown Mystic shops.
The Red Cross shelter at Stonington High School is open and will accept pets. People should be prepared to provide their own bedding and toiletries. And the Groton Senior Center at 102 Newtown Road in Groton is open for anyone in need of some warmth, a place to plug-in, watch television and/or get some wifi.
Remember to post what's open and what's closed.
Updated Saturday, 9:00 p.m.:
As of 9 p.m., 53 percent of Stonington CL&P customers remained without power. First Selectman Edward Haberek said highway crews were out salting the roads to make travel safer. Haberek said, that town and CL&P officals would meet Sunday morning and he expected to have an assessment of the power restoration efforts as well as a timeline.
Crews are out salting the roads to make travel safer.
The Red Cross shelter at Stonington High School is open and will accept pets. People should be prepared to provide their own bedding and toiletries. People who need assistance should call 911.
Saturday, 6:12 p.m.:
As of 6 p.m., 53 percent of Stonington CL&P customers are still without power. CL&P spokesman Mitch Gross said electricity customers in southeastern Connecticut who don't have power can expect to be that way for 24 hours or more. About 30 CL&P crews from out-of-state arrived in the area today and are being staged. at the Mystic Seaport. Remember to share what's open and what's closed.
Updated Saturday, 4:09 p.m.:
A message from the Stonington Police Department:
Due to many people within our community having lost power during this winter storm, we have opened a shelter at Stonington High School. If you do not have power and do not have family or other alternatives for a place to stay, and you need shelter, you may go to Stonington High to the shelter, or call 860-535-5050 with questions or request for assistance. We are here to help the community through this tough storm.
Updated Saturday, 3:25 p.m.:
The state-wide travel ban will be lifted at 4 p.m.
"While we are lifting the ban on travel this afternoon at 4 p.m., I still want to urge residents to stay off the roads if at all possible," Governor Dannel P. Malloy said. "Crews are out clearing roadways as we speak, but the fact is we are going to feel the impact of this storm for some time. The longer we can keep traffic out-of-town centers and off of our highways, the more effective our recovery effort will be. "
Updated Saturday, 2:11 p.m.:
The Red Cross shelter at Stonington High School is now open. People should be prepared to provide their own bedding and toiletries. The shelter is accepting pets. People who need assistance should call the Stonington Police Department at 860-599-4111.
As of 2 p.m., more than 4,500 Stonington CL&P customers, about 57 percent of town, was still without power. First Selectman Edward Haberek Jr., said the town will be housing the CL&P Eastern CT satellite restoration team. Temperatures are expected to drop to a low of 11-degress tonight. Town officials are asking residents to stay off the roads
Saturday, 9:26 a.m.:
If you see a member of the highway, police, fire or ambulances services today, thank them for all their work. Stonington's emergency personnel had a long day Friday and they are in for another long day today.
"We've had crews out for the past 24-hours," First Selectman Ed Haberek Jr. said this morning.
Haberek said there are currently 85 storm related incidents of wires and trees down throughout town.
"It's a mess, a real disaster right now," Haberek said, adding that there was as much if not more damage than during Hurricane Sandy.
Old Mystic was particularly hard hit and roads such as Wolf Neck are impassable.
In Stonington Borough most if not all residents and businesses have power, but several roads are closed due to downed power lines including Bayview, Elm Hancock, Diving and part of North Water Street.
More than 4,000 Stonington CL&P customers or 52 percent of the town is currently without power. There were close to 25 transformer fires in town, on Friday.
A Connecticut Light & Power restoration crew is on the way to the area to work with the Stonington Highway Department, and according to Haberek there are currently 30 line crews and 17 tree crews in town. But, Haberek cautioned that it could be a couple of days until power is fully restored.
Red Cross Officials are on their way to town and the high school is being plowed out for an emergency shelter that Haberek hopes to have open by 10:30 a.m. However, the town is encouraging people to shelter in place, the town shelter is only for individuals in dire situations. If you have an emergency you should call 911.
Town officials are asking residents to stay home for the day and do their own digging out. Haberek said to be mindful of plows and that people walking in the streets or shoveling or playing close to roadways and driveways made the plow workers' jobs more difficult.


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This year's MySQL Developer's Conference was held in Heidelberg, Germany. These are photographs taken from that trip, which lasted ten days for me. They include pictures with my new zoon lens.
These photographs were taken at the castle in Heidelberg. The castle has major damage to it from centuries ago. It's situated at the top of a hill, looking down on the city. The album includes some shots of the city taken from the castle.
These photographs are of buildings, churches, and general scenery in Heidelberg. They include photographs along the main street and various plazas in the old section of the city, as well as along the river. There are a few shots taken inside some of the old churches.
To fully appreciate and record the experience of visiting Heidelberg, I've included in this album photographs of people. Many of these photos are of people from the area, but some include tourists. Most shots were taken with a zoom lens with the subjects unaware that they were being photographed.
Near Heidelberg is the Burg Guttenberg. A burg is a small castle I'm told. The baron who resides at this castle is a raptor bird lover and has established a bird sanctuary to include breeding and rehabilitation of wild eagles, falcons, owls, and vultures. These photographs include photos of some of the birds in cages or on their perches, as well as many from a show that the baroness presented along with her colleagues.
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Fishery managers from Washington and Oregon are meeting this morning in Portland to review salmon and steelhead stock status and consider non-Indian commercial and recreational fishing seasons in the Columbia River and select areas. The discussions will include the recreational spring salmon fisheries.
Columbia: The best sturgeon action has been in the Bonneville Pool, where boat anglers averaged about a legal-size fish kept per every nine rods. Anglers in the lower river caught some sublegal-size fish. Boat anglers are catching some walleye in the John Day Pool.
Cowlitz: Steelhead fishing has been very slow. A state creel sample of 13 bank anglers showed no catch, and eight boat anglers kept just one steelhead. Thursday will be the last day to fish the lower end of Blue and Mill creeks in the current two-month season.
Klickitat: Thursday is the last day to fish for salmon until spring on the stretch from the Fisher Hill Bridge downstream.
Olympic Coast: Steelhead action has been spotty for the most part, but the fish being caught tend to be fairly large. The Sol Duc and the Hoh have been the most consistent producers. Fishing on Bogachiel has been best in the lower river.
Rocky Ford: Trout fishing on this small stream has been fair to good. People report success using beaded midges drifted under an indicator.
Skookumchuck: Steelhead action has been very slow.
Snoqualmie: People are still catching steelhead. The water color is a bit murky. Anglers are using orange/yellow jigs fished under a float.
Wallace: People fishing around the state Route 2 bridge are using worms to catch some hefty Dolly Varden — some weighing around 5 pounds.
Washougal: A state creel check showed 39 bank anglers who kept six steelhead and released one hatchery and two wild fish. Also, 23 boat anglers released eight hatchery and one wild steelhead.
Wynoochee: The river is in good shape, and the steelhead fishing has been fair to good for boat anglers. People are using pink jigs under a float or fishing with eggs.
Yakima: Streamers mimicking a sculpin are working well. Cast into deeper water on the inside of seams, let the fly sink and then begin stripping it in.
Salt water
North Sound: Salmon action has been a bit on the slow side overall, with the best action around the San Juan Islands.
South Sound: Salmon fishing below the Tacoma Narrows Bridges remains slow, in part because few people have been on the water. People are finding some fish off Point Gibson. Salmon fishing in Marine Area 11 reopens Friday; local docks are open to salmon fishing already.
American: Power Eggs fished off the bottom, in green or yellow, continue to produce good catches of rainbow trout. Others report catching trout while trolling a flatfish.
Rattlesnake: People are catching some trout with flies fished close to the bottom near the shore. Try a black Woolly Bugger or a dark-colored baitfish pattern.
Roses: People wanting to do some ice fishing might want to make the trip to this Chelan County lake. People are catching some hefty trout using maggots on a jig. The fishing has been better later in the day.
Washington: Anglers are catching some cutthroat trout, but the action is far from hot. One angler reported success trolling about 25 feet down in water 45 feet deep. He was using a pink/green plug behind a yellow flasher with green highlights.
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Ticketmaster: Mondays to Saturdays 9:30am to 10pm EST; Sundays and statutory holidays from 12 noon to 8pm EST
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Call Translink at 604-953-3333 for exact bus routes, or visit the Translink web site at www.translink.bc.ca
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Limited street parking in the area. Pay lots are located behind the club on Seymour Street.
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General Info Line: 604.739.4550
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General Admission - standing room with a very limited amount of table seating. It is advised to arrive early for shows if seating is desired.
Large dance floor.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- House Democratic Policy Chair Rick Kriseman (D-St. Petersburg) issued the following statement today regarding reports that Governor Rick Scott's administration plans to survey and rank the performance of county election officials -- and possibly other independently elected constitutional officers -- throughout Florida.
State election officials have reportedly devised a list that is based on a handful of criteria for the proposed rankings, which leaders of the Florida State Association of Supervisors of Elections say is flawed and could undermine voter confidence this election year.
"Governor Scott still hasn't figured out that there are limits to his authority," said Representative Kriseman. "Florida's elections supervisors deserve support from statewide officers and they shouldn't have to succumb to meddling by the governor. I am confident that county elections supervisors are willing to participate in meaningful surveys, but I am sure they are opposed to the governor meddling in and undermining both their work and the confidence of voters.
"There may be good reasons to assess the performance of elections supervisors," Kriseman added. "But I question why the governor is attempting this, and I hope he is listening to concerns that he may be doing so in a seriously flawed manner."


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Hear what participants say about their volunteer experiences.
Learn about CARP via this City Channel Video.
CARP (Columbia Aquatic Restoration Project) is a volunteer program designed to support the Columbia Parks & Recreation Department in implementing an aquatic plant and shoreline management plan.
Participants will learn about lake and pond ecology during three training classes and hands-on training labs. Topics covered will include Aquatic Ecology, Aquatic Plant Identification, Wetland Restoration, and Designing for Stormwater. After the course, you will assist the city horticulturist with organized projects, to be held on Sunday and Saturday mornings.
Upcoming Projects for CARP Volunteers:
CANCELED Saturday, August 24 - 8 a.m. Cosmo Park - Antimi lake . Contact Tina if you can help!
You are welcome to bring coffee or something else to drink as well as a snack to enjoy at the break (remember, always bring your own, reusable cup if you can!!). Water will be available from Parks & Recreation staff.
View the year-to-year history of C.A.R.P.! (new 2-22-2010)
Please note: CARP projects are scheduled on Sunday and Saturday mornings. We ask that you consider this before you register for this volunteer program. You must be a trained C.A.R.P. volunteer to attend the projects except as a C.A.R.P. volunteer's guest.
Thanks are extended to Scott Dye of The Sierra Club for providing two dozen "litter-gitters" to C.A.R.P.
Current volunteers: Check your C.A.R.P. project hours here! Updated11-13-12
Planting of Smiley Lane Raingarden in October 2010
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Fáilte! (Welcome!) Our Seattle Irish Language Meetup is a place for Irish speakers of all levels - from those learning their first word to native speakers who want a chance to speak their first language and share it with others. We will also explore Irish musical and cultural events around the Seattle area (because how can you feel the rhythm of a language if you can't dance to it?). All ages are welcome (most Irish community events are family oriented); we will indicate otherwise if we choose t …
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The author Albert Murray died, on August 18, after a long illness. He was ninety-seven. Among Murray's eleven books are the essay collection The Omni-Americans, which infuriated the African-American intellectual establishment in the early seventies; the novel Train Whistle Guitar, likely headed for a classic's long life; the essay South to a Very Old Place, not just as funny as anything written in last century's second half, but a searching investigation of black-and-white relations; the jazz treatise Stomping the Blues, another probable classic and a life-changing text for musicians, and The Hero and The Blues, Murray's bracing exposition of his aesthetic.
In the mid to late nineties, writer Tony Scherman spent a good deal of time with Murray; these memories are drawn from that period.
In 1996, having read most of Albert Murray's published books, I decided to write about him. We spoke once or twice to arrange a meeting, and I drove in from the country to the middle-class Harlem apartment complex at 132nd Street and Lenox Avenue where Murray, his wife Mozelle, and their daughter, Michelle, had lived since 1962.
Ringing the doorbell, I got no response. Finally the chain was unfastened, the door swung open, and it was plain right away why it had taken Albert Murray so long to get to the door; he could hardly walk. Two spinal operations and severe arthritis had cruelly reduced his mobility. He inched along, entirely focused on the task at hand: reaching his destination. His condition must have been maddening, but in my three-hour visit, he never complained. Yet when his speech grew querulous and his patience short, I'm sure that such behavior came not merely from impatience with interlocutors who didn't think as speedily as he did, but from being in permanent pain. I came to see his big, handsome grin as something designed to show that bad luck and trouble would never set him back. Read More »


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Microscope (MICRO Satellite à traînée Compensée pour l'Observation du Principe d'Equivalence) is a part of the micro-satellite line of CNES (Centre National d'Études Spatiales, France). The objective of the mission is to test the Principle of Equivalence with an accuracy of 10-15, or three orders of magnitude better than the accuracy that can be achieved with ground-based experiments like pendulum or torsion-balance experiments.
This accuracy will be achieved by means of long integration time with extremely sensitive capacitive acceleration sensors developed by ONERA (Office National d'Etudes et de Recherches Aérospatiales, Châtillon, France).
MICROSCOPE is scheduled for launch in 2016. The planned mission duration is at least 18 months.
This mission will be the first opportunity which Europe has had to qualify the technologies for drag-free satellites. Testing such a satellite is essential for future missions related to fundamental physics (Detection of gravitational waves, LISA and OMEGA), astrophysical interferometry (GAIA, DARWIN), and precise gravitational field determination.
MICROSCOPE actions at ZARM
Hardware tests in microgravity
ZARM is responsible for the test and verification of the accelerometers developed at ONERA (Chatillon, France) under "zero-g conditions". In particular, numerous experiments on the drop tower are performed to demonstrate sensor performance and structure characteristics. For this purpose a new freeflyer technology has been developed and tested. The freeflyer platform shows an improved µg-quality compared to the standard drop capsules used at ZARM by orders of magnitude. The free fall tests of the MICROSCOPE hardware at the drop tower are essential for the success of the whole mission.
High performance satellite dynamics simulation
The ZARM-MICROSCOPE group, which is a member of the science team, currently prepares the data evaluation process. Therefore, a comprehensive simulation of the real system including the science signal and all error sources is built for the development and testing of data reduction and data analysis algorithms to extract the EP violation signal. Currently, the ZARM/DLR High Performance satellite dynamics Simulator HPS, a tool to support mission modelling, is adapted for the MICROSCOPE mission in order to simulate test mass and satellite dynamics. Models of environmental disturbances like solar radiation pressure are considered, also. Additionally, detailed modelling of the on-board capacitive sensors is done.
The result of this work is the base for the mission and post-mission data analysis that will be performed at ZARM in close cooperation to the french partner institutes.
The contribution of ZARM is supported and funded by the German Space Agency DLR under grant number 50OY0801.
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Dipl.-Ing. Stefanie Bremer
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ONERA: microscope.onera.fr
CNES: www.cnes.fr/web/CNES-en/2847-microscope.php
OCA: www.oca.eu/gemini/equipes/gmc/mscope/
- Touboul P., Rodrigues M. "The MICROSCOPE mission'', Class. Quantum Grav. 18 (2001) 2487-98
- Touboul P., 2001, "Space Accelerometers: Present Status" in: Gyros, Clocks, Interferometers...: Testing Relativistic Gravity in Space, Springer (2001) 273-291.
- Bremer S., Selig H., List M., Dittus H.: "Modelling and simulation of the space mission MICROSCOPE", Acta Astronautica 68, 28-33 (2011)


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We always stop by the Brick when in CB. So many craft beers and so little time. Now a barista is on duty for coffee and a breakfast burrito. You can start and end the day there!
We always stop by the Brick when in CB. So many craft beers and so little time. Now a barista is on duty for coffee and a breakfast burrito. You can start and end the day there!
Are you ready to eat the most amazing pizza...EVER?!?! Then visit Brick Oven. Plain and simple. Even their bread sticks (and there are several kind) are incredible. Awesome beer selection!! The atmosphere is a great mix of locals and out-of-towners and is comfortably rustic.
Went there Saturday night, Waitress was a very sweet Girl,very welcoming and helped me out with the menu and Beer Selections. I enjoyed the Pizza and Beer. Some may find the place a little noisy, but it suited me.
My 81 year old aunt was born and raised in Crested Butte, Colo. The waitress was busy on this Friday evening, yet, took the time to listen to stories of my auntie's childhood and "the old days". Her kindness made the evening even more enjoyable. Fresh ingredients on the pizza was delightful. When I asked for a "city drink" the... More
This seems to be a popular local hangout as well as drawing in tourists. They offer at least 30 beers on tap and we enjoyed a good thin crust pizza. We stopped in on a Monday when they are open til 10pm for Monday night football. It was not too noisy even with the football game; offers a friendly, comfortable... More
Cute place. Only had beers and appetizers which were good. Staff was pleasant and tentative when needed. Rained so we couldn't sit outside in the fabulous deck area.
Pizza was average, a soggy crust, but good tasting toppings. The salad bar was better than the pizza. We liked the large outdoor patio to enjoy the fresh mountain sunshine!
You can't go wrong at Brick Oven Pizza. The pizza is fantastic and the selection of appetizers and beer lacks for nothing. Just make sure you're ready to consume a lot of gluten and dairy! Our waitress handpicked a flight of beers for my friend and I after we told her what kind of beer we liked. She was spot... More
Hi , we only had a beer here, no food, but what great beer! Lots of small breweries. A bit of a rowdy scene, but go late afternoon and enjoy.
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The graduate major in Political and Justice Studies is designed to develop the conceptual abilities and substantive knowledge needed to acquire an understanding of political behavior, current policy issues, problems, and changes in government and society. The curriculum addresses the areas of American politics, justice studies, public policy formulation and evaluation, comparative politics, and international relations. The major and its related course offerings provide individuals with the opportunity to study areas such as American government and public policy, justice studies, comparative politics, and international affairs. The graduate program provides an academic foundation for students seeking careers in higher education, the legal profession, state or local governments, the non-profit sector, the federal bureaucracy, justice related fields, or organizations that monitor political and social processes or influence the content of public policy.
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As Mark Twain, Samuel Clemens became one of America's first modern celebrities, successfully straddling the conflicts between culture and commerce. Twain manipulated the cultural outlets of his day, not only through publication of his diverse novels, but through newspapers, magazines, book reviews, advertising, and his popular performances and readings. This book examines a range of Twain's major works to show how the writer strove to establish his authority over the course of his career. For the author, Samuel Clemens's supreme fiction and most explicitly artful performance was Mark Twain, th ... More
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