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Renewable Choice Blog Archives
Sustainable Business
- Happy Holidays from Renewable Choice and Mosaic Labs! (12/09/2013)
- Green Power Partnership Publishes its Top Partners Lists (11/15/2013)
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USGBC Greenbuild 2011 Conference Takeaways
by Sully Lineberger on 10/13/2011
Tags: Carbon Accounting, LEED, USGBC
Toronto hosted the 2011 Greenbuild conference put on by the USGBC. Read our takeaways.
The USGBC® (United States Green Building Council) broke new ground this year by having Greenbuild 2011 outside of the US in Toronto. That international flavor was apparent in the 23,000 plus... [more]
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Celebrating 10 years and over 2,000 LEED® projects, Renewable Choice is headed to Greenbuild and is giving away an iPad.
This year will be an exciting year for us to exhibit at the Greenbuild Expo in Toronto, ON for a few reasons. Not only are we celebrating our 10th year as a company, but we're excited to... [more]
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by David Hughes on 09/08/2011
Tags: Carbon Disclosure Project, Client News, LEED
Read about Renewable Choice client, The Beck Group, and their sustainability initiatives including participating in the AIA 2030 Challenge.
At Renewable Choice, we are thrilled to have another customer recognized for their market leadership. Since 2008, Renewable Choice has worked with The Beck Group as a provider of green power... [more]
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- Explore the secrets of the secondary break with four-time National Coach of the Year, Roy Williams
- Philosophy and tactics of the primary and secondary breaks
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I'm pretty sure that there are solutions to the general relativity equations that imply that time travel is possible. (wikipedia says so, and I've read about it a few times)
However, I cannot for the life of me remember what these conditions are, or where I might find them, or even better, explain them here.
@mods: I did a search, but am pretty sure that there is no thread about this.


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Breast Cancer Detection and Prevention
Early detection, through the use of screening methods, helps find cancers early when they are most treatable.
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Understanding the risk factors associated with developing cancer is helpful in knowing how to potentially prevent it.Age is the most important risk factor for breast cancer. Breast cancer is more common in women over age 60 and is relatively uncommon in women under age 40. In addition to age, there are other factors that can increase the risk of breast cancer:
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I used to hate coconut. Granted, my tastes were quite limited then. But coconut? It got a special place on the never-ever-ever list. 6-or-so years and a big change of heart later, here I am to sing its praises!
I love unsweetened coconut flakes in yogurt, I love coconut oil in stir fry, and a big glug of lite coconut milk in my morning coffee makes me one happy girl. Along with adding incredible flavor, it packs a similarly nutrient-dense punch. It's rich in fiber, vitamins, and minerals. Coconut oil has healing properties well beyond any other dietary oil and is used medicinally in Asian and Pacific cultures. For a full list of all the diseases it's used for treatment of, look here (you'll be amazed).
But those aren't even my favorite coconut products. Nope, sure aren't.
This is.
Coconut Water! Growing up I was quite sure that a coconut was filled to the brim with milk…unfortunately for my ego but fortunately for my taste buds, I was quite wrong. In reality, a young coconut is full of this…
And why drink it, you ask? With 15 times the electrolytes of sports drinks and more potassium than 2 bananas, it's just about the quickest way to hydrate. It's other perks aren't too shabby either; it's low in calories (45 kcals / 8.5 fl. oz), it has no fat, no cholesterol, and it's 100% natural.
I started drinking it last summer when I lived in Vietnam. There, it's commonplace to order a coconut with a straw sticking out of it at restaurants or grab one from a corner street vendor. And if you know anything about the climate there, it obvious as to why. It's humid. It's tropical. It has a daily summer heat index over 100 degrees and a humidity percentage not far behind.You wake up and fall asleep sweating (attractive, I know).
Water just wasn't cutting it. I was getting migraines. I was crabby and endlessly exhausted. Then the woman who kindly served our breakfast every morning started bringing me a coconut and finally, finally I was feeling better. Back stateside, I wasn't exactly ready to start carrying coconuts to the gym, but I quickly found these. They work just as well and as someone who knows what sticking a straw is a coconut actually tastes like, I assure you VitaCoco isn't lying.
As with all health products, some doubt whether it works as well as the label claims. But with absolutely zero drawbacks to it, I say go with what works! When I come home from a run I practically face-plant into my Brita. There is no satiating me, I gulp and gulp and gulp and…you get the idea. Not with this. I pop one open, take a sip, and ahhhh, my whole body relaxes into the refreshment.
They are also just about the only relief in a hot yoga class, the perfect accompaniment for an afternoon poolside, and something I crawl to the fridge for on Sunday mornings after rough Saturday nights.
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Brentford 2-2 Chelsea
The FA Cup with Budweiser
Fourth Round Proper
12noon, Sunday 27 January 2013
Griffin Park, Brentford FC
Live on ESPN
Winning clubs receive £90,000 from The FA's Prize Fund
Click here for the Fourth Round results
by Chris Hatherall
Uwe Rosler's Brentford have earned the right to play European champions Chelsea in a Fourth Round FA Cup replay at Stamford Bridge following a superb 2-2 draw agains the Premier League outfit at Griffin Park.
In yet another day of FA Cup drama the Bees were twice ahead against Rafa Benitez's side but were ultimately denied a giantkilling when Fernando Torres scored a superb equaliser for Chelsea to save them from defeat.
Even so, Brentford fans in a 12,000-strong crowd left with a spring in their step after watching their team match the Blues for long periods and cause them real problems, especially in the first half.
In fact, they did more than enough in the game for Rosler to believe they are not yet out of contention for a place in the Fifth Round, despite facing a daunting trip across west London.
Rosler said: "Maybe being 2-1 up with five minutes to go I'm slightly disappointed we didn't win the game.
"But overall my players did fantastic and they earned the right to play at Stamford Bridge. It will be a great occasion again for our supporters and our players - and also financially it will be important.
"I think everybody is happy - players, coaches, manager, board. Congratulations to my players for what they did today, individually and collectively.
"There will be absolutely no pressure on us at Stamford Bridge, we have nothing to lose. This young team has surprised me so many times when what they can do. An dI wouldn't be surprised if we go there and give them a game again."
In a match played out in a terrific atmosphere, Brentford - playing their west London neighbours for the first time since 1950 - gave absolutely everything for the cause as they pressed and harried Chelsea right from the start as the visitors struggled to contend with windy conditions and a muddy pitch.
But it wasn't as if Rosler's side resorted to long balls; they managed to maintain their passing game in difficult conditions and were often quicker into the tackle and faster to the loose ball.
They had a chance to take an early lead when goalkeeper Lee Turnbull handled a back-pass under pressure and again when the excellent Adam Forshaw stroked a shot just wide; but the real breakthrough came with only two minutes to go until half-time.
Forshaw robbed Frank Lampard with a sliding tackle, winger Harry Forrester shot - and Turnbull spilled the ball straight to Marcello Trotta who finished in style.
It was no more than the Bees deserved - but the second half was to prove tougher as Chelsea brought on Juan Mata and began to take a grip.
Brentford needed captain Jonathan Douglas to be in top form in midfield to keep them at bay and they showed tremendous character to survive when Oscar waltzed through to home defence to score a superb equaliser.
You would have expected Chelsea to dominate after that but in fact Brentford soaked up the pressure and then went ahead when Turnbull brought down substitute Tom Adeyemi for a clear penalty, that was swept home by Forrester.
There were some in the Griffin Park crowd who suggested Turnbull was fortunate to receive just a yellow card; and maybe that was important for Chelsea's morale as they mounted one last attack - with Torres, set up by Demba Ba, breaking Bees hearts by curling home an 83rd minute equaliser.
Chelsea could have won it when Mata claimed furiously his cross had been handled late on; but the Bees survived and earned a standing ovation from their fans amid triumphant scenes at Griffin Park.
Chelsea boss Benitez was relieved to be still in the hat, saying: "Obviously The FA Cup is a massive competition and Chelsea won it last year and it's very important. We want to stay in it."
And he paid tribute to Use Rosler's side, saying: "You have to give them credit. We knew more or less the key players for them but especially the team as a team was the main thing, the character that they showed You could see the manager no the touchline, what he was trying to say, and they knew what to do. So, again, I would say credit to them."
Moore, Hodson, Craig, Dean, Logan, Forshaw (Saunders 84), Douglas, Diagouraga, Donaldson, Trotta (Adeyemi 70), Forrester (Barron 80). Substitutes not used Lee, Dallas, Reeves, Hayes.
Turnbull, Ivanovic (Azpilicueta 79), Cahill, Terry, Cole, Ramires, Lampard, Marin (Mata 46), Oscar, Bertrand (Ba 82), Torres. Subs not used: Hilario, Mata, Ferreira, Benayoun, Ake.
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hey u post at hfboards? whats ya username there? im there like every single day lol. goto the nhl talk board, they have a link for a really funny hockey joke.Originally Posted by zhaozilong44
sfu is most beautiful? i dont really notice it. but it'll be ALOT better in the future cuz they are tryin to make it look as nice as possible for the 2010 olympics. we have, now and the future, many new constructions going on rite now, its nuts!!
trizz-u have the #1000 post on this thread! congrats!! u beat me to it, damn!


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December 13, 2013
The filing period for the vacant College Station city council seat will get underway this coming Monday.
That filing for the Place 5 spot will run until August 27. To be a candidate, you must be 18-years-old, a College Station resident, and registered to vote in the city.
Election Day is November 2, with early voting running from October 18-29. College Station was able to hold its special election at the same time as the general election in order to save on costs.
This all comes following the death of Councilman Larry Stewart, who passed away last month after suffering a bout of pneumonia while traveling in South Africa. He was in his first term on the council.
The winner of the seat will serve out Stewart's term, which runs until May 2011.
College Station's councilmembers do not each represent a specific area of town, so any eligible resident can run regardless of where they live in the city.


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5 minute walk to beach!!! in Madeira Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
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vacation rental description
Four blocks to the beach! All the benefits of a home minus the parking and traffic congestion of the hotels. Just a five minute walk to Gulf Blvd. and the beach. An immaculate, completely remodeled (floor to ceiling), two bedroom, one bath cottage. There is a king-size bed in the master with a queen size bed in the second bedroom. The open floor plan allows you to prepare your meals in the fully equipped kitchen while you converse with your guests in the living or dining area. Or if you choose you can grill outside on the patio.
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house rental amenities
The kitchen is fully equipped with dishwasher, disposal, microwave, toaster and coffee maker. There is a flat screen t.v., cable, stereo (with a turntable!), a dvd player, and washer and dryer. In the fenced back yard there is a patio with table and chairs. For the beach, chairs, a cooler and a wagon are available. Two bicycles in the storage shed are at your disposal!
activities and attractions in Madeira Beach Gulf Coast Central
The trolley runs several times per hour on Gulf Blvd. from Clearwater to Passe-A-Grille Beach. You can purchase a one day ticket, riding as often as you like, for $4.00 per person. The eighteen mile stretch is filled with too many restaurants and attractions to list here.
John's Pass Village is just eight blocks away. Tampa is just a thirty minute drive while Disney World is ninety minutes away!
vacation rental rates
*Non-Smoking Home
*Monthly + rentals preferred / negotiable
*$250.00 deposit, refundable (with no damage)
*Pets with prior approval. $400.00 pet deposit, $250.00 refundable (with no damage)
* $50.00 cleaning fee
*Check In - 3:00 p.m. / Check Out - 11:00 a.m.
Curtis Wilson
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in Madeira Beach
- Go to the beach!
- Shop at John's Pass
- Dine at Dockside Dave's
- Ice cream at the Amish store
- Visit the myriad restaurants and shops on Madeira Beach
Top things to do on a budget
- Go to the beach!
- Bicycle on the island
- Ride the trolley
- Visit Fort DeSoto State Park
- Watch the dolphins on the pier at John's Pass
Top things to do with a family
- Go to the beach! (bring sunscreen for the kids)
- Shelling on Shell Island
- Busch Gardens/Disney World
- Sail on the pirate ship at John's Pass
- Ice cream at the Candy Shoppe
Curtis Wilson , owner


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Education Bubble
The class of 2015 faces towering student debt, a wasteland of job prospects and demoralizing dropout rates. Is post-secondary education still worth it?
By Michael Borrelli
- Marco DiFronzo, a graduate of both McMaster University and Fanshawe College, is struggling to make ends meet despite his education.
- Alternative education and leadership options, such as the Costa Rica Rainforest Outward Bound program, are proving increasingly popular.
- PayPal co-founder and venture capitalist Peter Thiel created a buzz when he warned that higher education was a bad bet.
Spring on Ontario's campuses is usually filled with the heady postgraduate bliss that beckons former students into the 'real world.' Tasks like applying to graduate school, planning vacations or beginning a job hunt can be exciting, if occasionally overwhelming. Unless, of course, you've done it all before.
That déjà vu feeling was top-of-mind as I walked through the Royal Botanical Gardens with my old friend Ryan Smith. Though he holds a degree in political science, Smith has been looking for a "career-type job" since graduation in 2006. So far, he's only found non-permanent work in the service sector.
As a result, this past fall, Smith did something that is becoming increasingly common amongst many post-secondary graduates in Ontario: he went back to school.
"I'm doing a one-year diploma in emergency management," he tells me, "A Bachelor's just isn't good enough anymore. Once you start talking to employers, they want specialties, previous experience, extracurriculars or whatever the latest piece of paper is."
A few sprouts were already peeking tentatively through the soil as we wandered, and their eagerness to see the sun will no doubt help to ensure beautiful convocation photos for the thousands of McMaster University and Mohawk College students who will receive their degrees or diplomas in a few months.
Unfortunately, the unseasonable warmth that foreshadows an early spring around Hamilton Harbour is in stark contrast to the chilly reality awaiting new graduates. Canada's job market is stalled (stagnant), and Statistics Canada reported that unemployment among 15- to 24-year-olds rose to 14.5 percent in January. T he pieces of paper that Smith and his classmates chase, like all credentials awarded by Ontario's universities and colleges, seem like essential tickets to stable jobs in this changing economy. However, as more students and their families pour hard-earned dollars into education and training, they are beginning to ask questions about the rate of return on their investment.
Few would bet the farm on tulips these days, but during the 17th century Dutch Golden Age, these recently introduced flowers captivated a population and ultimately led to the infamous bubble and its predictable, deflating consequences.
Although the socio-economic effects of the tulip mania were limited to a small but wealthy Dutch middle class, North Americans were not so lucky in 2007 when the U.S. housing prices followed a similar trajectory into the gutter. We've been suffering the economic consequences of a burst bubble ever since.
Last spring, an interview with PayPal co-founder and venture capitalist Peter Thiel created a fair amount of buzz when he warned that investing in higher education was starting to look like a bad bet. Thiel told the website TechCrunch that "A true bubble is when something is overvalued and intensely believed. Education may be the only thing people still believe in in the United States. To question education is really dangerous. It is the absolute taboo." And in case there was any doubt about his convictions, Thiel also launched a program that would pay 20 students $50,000 a year to leave school and start a company.
Even though the cost of acquiring a credential from an institution like McMaster or Mohawk has increased by more than a third since 1997, study after study has confirmed that a better education yields better paying, more satisfying jobs for graduates.
In addition, the premium that a young person can expect to earn with a post-secondary credential has increased over the past 30 years, says McMaster University Economics professor Martin Dooley. Unfortunately, though, it's not necessarily because those with a degree or diploma are earning a whole lot more than they were 30 years ago.
"The reason," Dooley says, "is that the quality of jobs available to persons with no post-secondary education has really declined, especially for men."
But the question of value is a complex one. In order to get some perspective on whether Ontario's post-secondary education (PSE) system is continuing to provide good value for graduates, perhaps we need a trip to the campus library.
Investment and Rise of Demand
If one thing is clear among all the available research on the subject, it's that Ontarians value education. A 2009 survey of public attitudes towards education conducted by the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) found continued, widespread popular support for post-secondary education here. In fact, more than 75 percent of those surveyed thought a post-secondary credential from college, trade school or university was needed to "get along in this society."
That reasoning rings true with Hamilton resident and McMaster graduate Heather Couture. She moved here in 2004 to study Life Sciences and graduated in 2008 with $33,000 in debt.
"Going to university was the thing to do when I was in high school. It was drilled into me and my peers that we wouldn't go anywhere in life without it. My parents were fine with whatever I chose but the pressure from my peers and teachers definitely swayed my decision." Despite the pressure and a debt load she says is "definitely more" than her friends, Couture feels it was all worth it.
"University was a great experience for me. I learned a great deal about myself and completely loved being in an academic environment. I'm currently working in the research field and am finding my education totally applicable."
With the belief that higher education is essential widespread and pregrowing,it's not surprising that enrollment in post-secondary programs has soared over the past decade. According to the Council of Ontario Universities, enrollment in the province's undergraduate programs has risen by 50 percent since 2000 — up to 367,615 full-time students in 2009. College enrollment in the province has also experienced dramatic increases, and sits at nearly 200,000 full-time students, up more than 40 percent from 2000.
An economic rationalist would argue that the number of degree or certificate-seekers in this province will continue to rise as long as the costs of education are outweighed by an accompanying increase in earnings.
This view hasn't gone unnoticed by our leaders either: Ontario governments have invested billions of dollars in expanding access to post-secondary education to meet the ever-exploding demand.
Civic leaders have too: In Hamilton, McMaster University recently finalized plans to construct an $85 million building downtown for the school's Department of Family Medicine and its family residency training program.
This new Health Campus at Bay and Main streets will serve 4,000 students, representing "a combination of existing students at McMaster and some new students," according to Gord Arbeau, McMaster's Director of Public and Community Relations.
Much of the investment and increased enrollment in Ontario's schools dates back to the Harris government and its controversial decision to eliminate the final year of high school. Dubbed the 'Double Cohort,' about half of the graduating class of 2003 finished Grade 12, and the rest had Ontario Academic Credit courses under their belt.
At that time, Anthony Piscitelli was a student politician at Waterloo's Wilfrid Laurier University. Originally from Niagara Falls, Piscitelli's younger brother was one of the 138,585 students who applied to Ontario's universities the year of the Double Cohort, an increase of more than 35,000 from the year before. With the government offering funding for infrastructure, the Double Cohort marked a permanent expansion of Ontario's university system.
"It was one big build that had to get done," Piscitelli says of the frantic preparations for the 2003 incoming class. "Buildings were popping up all over campus. And naturally, once you create the spaces, you have to fill them and keep filling them."
That massive expansion of our post-secondary system has, on the surface, seemed to be a great deal for students. Along with more funded spots at universities and colleges, over time the provincial government has increased the number of loans and grants available to under-represented groups and the economically disadvantaged. But with the benefit of hindsight, researchers are only now seeing the lasting effects of the Double Cohort. For example, this April, University of Ottawa economics professor Louis-Phillipe Morin presented a paper on the longer-term effect that the influx of graduates had in Ontario. Using census data, Morin noted a significant supply shock to the province's labour market: a 5-9 percent depression in the average weekly wages for young workers two years after graduation.
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Findings like this, though, obscure the fact a large body of public and private research shows that education continues to pay. A 2010 Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario (HEQCO) report confirms that holding college or university credentials is a boon to earnings. Over a lifetime, it's estimated that a bachelor's degree holder in Ontario earns more than three quarters of a million dollars more than a high school graduate.
But this strictly economic analysis doesn't account for the increasing costs of legacy debt that accompanies higher education, and its broader effects. Weighed down by paying off student loans for years after graduation, today's young people are facing an uncertain future with far fewer options than their parents.
When evaluating the costs and benefits of the system of higher education in this country, the conversation rarely focuses on longterm debt. In official reports, however, the trend is all too clear. According to the Canada Millennium Scholarship Foundation using 2009 dollars, Canadian undergraduate student debt doubled during the 1990s, reaching $24,706 in 2000. Debt has continued to grow since then, albeit at a slower pace. Average university graduate debt in Ontario was $25,778 in 2009, four percent higher than it was in 2000. Over the same period the rate of students going into debt expanded from 56 percent to 64 percent — that's an additional 6,000 or so university graduates who may have to put off buying a house or starting a family in order to service debt.
Marco DiFronzo, a graduate of both McMaster University and Fanshawe College, knows this reality well. In January, the 28-year-old finished an animation internship in Toronto, then moved back to Hamilton to pursue a temporary work opportunity and take advantage of the lower cost of living.
"With an honours degree in Multimedia, I didn't think building a life would be so difficult," he tells me at a downtown coffee shop. "Now I'm on EI, with student loans, and trying to find a regular paycheque."
Having just borrowed money from his parents in order to make this month's rent, DiFronzo has been spending his time looking for general labour jobs.
"It's not my calling, for sure," he says, "But it'll pay the bills until I find something better, which is the immediate goal."
Unfortunately, this is the scenario playing out across the province, where incomes have stagnated for the past 20 years, and households have racked up an average debt load amounting to 150 percent of disposable income, up from 93 percent a decade back. Worse still, static wages and rising education costs affect poor families much more than their better-off neighbours. A 2011 Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives report found that the bottom fifth of Ontario's income-earning families must dedicate three and a half years' income to cover the costs of education (tuition, books, housing and living expenses), 30 percent more than a decade ago. Of course, this divergence between incomes and the costs of education cannot continue. Eventually, something has to give.
Burst bubbles are incredibly disruptive to economies, but more importantly, to communities. Jobs, savings and dreams evaporate; tax-bases dwindle and age-old institutions vanish. Yet for all the wisdom scholars have gained examining these historical case studies in hubris (going back to tulip mania), the lessons never seem to stick.
So this ultimately brings us back to the central question. Is the increasingly high cost of PSE still a safe bet? The answer is as complicated as it is unsatisfying: It depends.
The research offers few surprises. Graduates with professional degrees go on to make much more over the course of their careers, consistent with the meritocratic expectation that the more time you spend training, the more you should make upon graduation.
Field of study is also a major factor in determining employability and income, especially among bachelor's holders. A HEQCO report confirms the stereotype that Ontario's liberal arts grads obtain lower earnings than other degree or certificate holders two years after graduation, while their math and computer-savvy friends do quite well.
The cost to procure a degree varies as well; debt occurs more often and is higher for those in health sciences — a popular field of interest in Hamilton, at both the university and college levels. However, these grads end up earning more.
If there's a lesson to be learned here, it's that you're rarely worse off for having learned something.


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BBC Sport
The official app from the famous broadcasting network has just hit the Play Store and the developers are looking to make it compatible with as many devices possible. Right now it works on high-end smartphones and 7-inch tablets. The app does looks very good, giving you access to news and media from the sports world.
From Developer: The official BBC Sport app is the sports fan's guide to live sport news, video highlights, scores stats, fixtures and results, curated by the BBC's team of sport journalists. A 3G or Wifi connection is required in order to access content. The BBC Sport app is available for Android 2.2 and above and on devices that are 7 inches or smaller.
A new social app which will let you read new things by learning your interests as you read news stories. The app then will serve more articles which it thinks you'll like. It's available in Spanish and English versions, with the option to log in using Twitter and Facebook for further personalisation.
From Developer: Welcome to newscover! The news discovery app that quietly learns your interests as you read. newscover automatically personalizes and filters the news content and sources you are most likely to read. The reading experience adapts to the moment of use. newscover allows you choose how to access its over 1000 sources, the most popular or the most recent. All articles are organized by categories: news, technology, business, sports and style.
Lidroid System Toolbox
All-in-one toolbox offering the best features to optimize, clean and manage your Android device's system. Comes with a nice interface which allows to access settings and customization straight away, without having to search through the menus. A very useful option.
From Developer: lidroid system toolbox is originately worked by lidroid.com which has the most comprehensive and humanized application. it offers u many useful functions like batch installation, batch uninstall, flip mute, auto start management, batch backup and restore, timing flight mode, personal data backup and restore, recommended applications. You should never miss this.
Snapdragon™ BatteryGuru (Beta)
Do not miss this app if you own a Snapdragon based device, as it can greatly improve your battery life. At first it will need a couple of days to learn your usage pattern Once it does it will start acting for you to optimize the battery usage and access to some of the system´s functions.
From Developer: Snapdragon™ BatteryGuru extends battery performance and improves overall user experience by intelligently making changes that optimize Snapdragon device functionality. After a brief 2-4 day introduction period, Snapdragon BatteryGuru learns the user's behaviors and then notifies the user that it is ready to extend the battery life and improve the experience. Snapdragon BatteryGuru continues to operate in the background, deepening its understanding of the user and further optimizing the experience over time.
Perfect365 is a way to "apply a natural touch-up or a sizzling makeover" to facial photos on an Android device, removing blemishes, whitening teeth and even enhancing noses and lifting cheeks. The results can be shared on social networks, for friends to stare quizzically at.
From Developer: One-tap makes you look great! Apply a natural touch-up or a sizzling makeover with amazing results. Perfect365 is a one-of-a-kind portrait app that allows anyone to easily select trendy makeover styles or fine-tune every facial detail to get perfect portraits. It's fun. It's easy. You'll want to enhance all your party photos and share them with everyone!
Color Splash FX
A very good implementation of the color splash effect. On top of that the app offers many features to transform and tamper with your images and make them look original. There are of course options to save, export and share your creations for everybody to enjoy.
From Developer: Create stunning effects in seconds. Fast and fun art, works great together with free Photoshop and Instagram apps. The fast and liquid smooth interface makes Color Splash FX easy and fun! Create stunning artwork with your photos by removing or changing colors!
DashClock Widget
Made by a Google developer, this app is designed to enhance the Android 4.2 lock-screen by offering a very clean and good-looking style combined with usefulness. The app can provide access to notifications and it goes well with plugins which also available on the Play Store.
From Developer: DashClock is a replacement lock screen clock widget for Android 4.2+. It also exposes additional status items called extensions. The widget comes bundled with extensions that give you instant access to: • Your current local weather • Missed calls and unread text messages • Your next calendar appointment • Unread Gmail inbox or priority inbox conversations • Your next scheduled alarm.
A new Office Suite that besides providing extensive functionality it´s also offered for free. You can use it with Microsoft Word®, Excel® and PowerPoint® on your Android Tablet and Phone to create, review and edit documents. You can also rename, delete and manage documents with your Dropbox, Box, Google Drive and SkyDrive accounts.
From Developer: CloudOn brings Microsoft Office® to your Android Tablet and Phone and links it to your Box, Dropbox, Google Drive and SkyDrive accounts. If that isn't enough, the built-in Adobe Reader and File Viewer lets you open and view virtually any file type, including PDF, JPG, PNG, GIF, etc.
Circle Alarm
A very attractively designed Alarm Clock which offers the Holo interface and enhanced functionality. You can set as many alarms as you like and customize the ringtones, days of the week and more. It also comes with built-in gesture recognition. Checkout our full review.
From Developer: Circle Alarm is the most intuitive alarm clock for Android. It is simple, fast and highly functional. In addition to all the basic functionality of an alarm clock (multiple alarms, snooze, recurring alarms, vibration …)
Timewall Clock Wallpaper free
One of the live wallpapers that stands out due to some very nice looking graphics. It offers the chance to customize just about every aspect of its looks and does not drain your battery or slow-down the system. You can also set custom backgrounds, fonts and anything you like.
From Developer: Is the perfect live wallpaper to keep always an eye on the TIME, DATE, and BATTERY level! Timewall Clock Wallpaper is one of the first applications to support the Android 4.2+ Daydream feature! Set it in the Display -> Daydream section of your device settings, to see your favorite wallpaper while charging or while connected to your dockstation!
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I don't really know why DVI would work and VGA (D-SUB) wouldn't, but could give it a try, if you think it's worth while.
I have tryed unplugging all PSU cables, resiting cpu, still nothing, is it possible that my CPU is DOA? How can I test this?
I woul go ahead and buy a new GPU on the cheap, but the whole reason I chose trinity on this was for iGPU (and supporting a dying AMD)... Besides I still do not know if the CPU is not the issue.
Anything is possible. Have you made sure the motherboard is correctly seated? It might be screwed in properly, just may be shorting somewhere? Only reliable way of testing for this is to have a working computer that supports the CPU to test it in, or have another CPU to put in the computer you are building and see if it works.
Seated properly? it is micro, has 3 places for screws, screwed them into the case ... Maybe I didn't understand what you meant. BTW this build really made me aprecciate the ease of building inside my corsair 500r, cheap cases and PSUs really are a horror to work with.
Well, if you're adamant that everything is seated and connected properly, and it's not the cable, etc, then maybe something is DOA.
Check the monitor. Does it work with another computer? Check the VGA cable. Use a different cable and see if it works.
The cable and the monitor work with a different pc, first thing I checked, I am not adamant about anything, but I have disconnected/reconnected the cables 5 or so times, I am pretty sure at this point this is not the issue. Powering a PC without the 4 pin CPU power can cause damage to it?
Take the motherboard out of the case, place it on a wood table, non conductive surface, one chip of ram cpu and heat sink. power cables (both) and monitor, and short the pwr pins. Make sure to do the correct ones. Check manual. If it does not post send it back
It is working now... Thank you! I think one of the screws was causing it, because when I simply took it out of the case it worked immediatly. I am however getting 1.0 on WEI on both graphics scores. Any idea why?
So it was the mobo shorting against the case? That figures. WEI: have you installed the AMD drivers and all the Windows patches? No drivers will tank it for sure. haha, beat me to it, bo$$.
yeah, I installed the drivers directly from the mobo cd. I'll just download the lastest drivers and see if that works, but not right now, it is not a big issue and I am tired. Again, thanks to everyone who helped out.
The latest drivers can make a big difference. Let us know how you get on! Really glad that PC isn't DOA. I've been there and it's really frustrating.
Everything is up to speed x) WEI now shows 5.9 (mechanic HD) and 6.7 for both Graphics Subscores. Strange that asrock mobo drivers didn't seem to work perfectly, I ran BL 2 in Medium but 1.0 on WEI... Strange, but I don't care anymore. I am actually fond of this trinity build (AMD has a real contender here for budget systems), very responsive for a non-ssd system, tryed a couple games in there and all fine on low/medium except for metro (figures...). This was without a doubt the hardest pc build I had, but now that it's over I can also say I really enjoyed it. Thanks and keep on rolling them systems, I know I will, just hope that my next build will have a different kind of spotlight here on TPU, maybe a project log or something x)
You win the prize, but really how often does that even happen? Well, I guess that is the downside of a cheap case or something, but still...
What are you talking about . I answered it in my first post And Caspase you would be suprized how often
I specifically said: and... RMA was only ever a last resort, really. Luckily, Caspase found the problem was just a screw/standoff that had possibly been shorting on something.
fortunately this was solved. but next time remember to go to a local professional. you could have ended up damaging your system. and then you would blame AMD for making bad CPUs etc etc. this is the reason professionals exist. lol.
I remember the local professional... But I try to avoid them when I can. This was an extremely low budget build for a friend. I would never blame AMD for this, I didn't even know what the problem was at the time! I kept at it, asked for help and it surfaced. Besides, I love building pcs, and stuff in general, I am a DIY man. When I can spare and help my friends I will. There are (very) good and (very) bad IT professionals too. I've seen charges of 80€ for formatting and re-installing windows. 40€ for installing office. 300 on hardware repair of a 5 year old laptop...
+1 Yeah, you might break it, but how will you ever gain experience if you pay someone else lots of money to do it for you? There's also the hobby factor and desire to do it yourself, too. And the rippoff merchants...


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yes they do, just ignore the /ect/defaults bit
edit the ubunu in the init directory Quote:# path to app Then as with V1 Copy "initd.ubuntu" to /etc/init.d/couchpotato - > "sudo cp initd.ubuntu /etc/init.d/couchpotato" So Copy "ubuntu" to /etc/init.d/couchpotato - > "sudo cp ubuntu /etc/init.d/couchpotato Then Edit the required daemon settings in /etc/default/couchpotato - > editor /etc/default/couchpotato Make executable "sudo chmod a+x /etc/init.d/couchpotato" Add it to the startup items: "sudo update-rc.d couchpotato defaults" Start with "sudo service couchpotato start" So bar one line its exactly the same as the V1 setup. EDIt // and dont forget to remove your initial couchpotato setup first, or rename the second one. for exampleon my box the V1 is called Couchpotato (and disabled) the V2 is CouchpotatoS (and enabled)
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Like I said, did all that, following the instructions just like I did with my v1 install, substituting where appropriate. Didn't work for me. i'll try again I guess.
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I'm trying V2 at the moment but can't find a way to redownload something. I've had a couple of bad files come down that we're added through CP but unlike V1 I can't see the option to add it back to the queue. Is this possible?
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Just tried removing it and installing it again, as per the install instructions from v1. No good. The python command will run it. Service start command and autostart on boot does not.
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Hi guys, i just had a look at this but i can't get it to do any searches? I can add things to my wanted list, and the only provider i want to search is mysterbin. From the logs it doesnt look like it even tries to search there? Does anyone know? Thanks!
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Ok i've found the problem in search.py, it didnt contain info about mysterbin! anyone know why? Is it bad? I've added it to the search.py now which seems to have fixed it..
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is there anyway to force English title's when it's renaming movies? ie so "The Never Ending Story" dont become "Die unendliche Geschichte"
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[edit] IdentificationLength 13-14 cm; smaller than Northern Puffback and Black-backed Puffback; eyes red, legs black, upper mandible black, lower mandible pale. Male: Head, back and tail black; wings black, grey and white; underparts whitish. Female: Grey with white-edged wing-coverts; underparts paler than upperparts; lores white. [edit] Similar speciesNorthern Puffback has an all-black bill; female is browner. Black-backed Puffback male is more boldly black-and-white; female has distinct white eyebrow. [edit] DistributionEthiopia, Kenya, Somalia, and Tanzania. [edit] TaxonomyThis is a monotypic species. [edit] HabitatDry savanna and thicket. [edit] BehaviourA "skulker", keeps low in dense vegetation; joins mixed-species flocks. [edit] VocalizationCall is a sharp teeu. [edit] References
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