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As a search engine junkie, I'm always pulling for the little guy with a good idea. I love competition in the marketplace, especially when they introduce some new ideas.
Yahoo and MSN are very concerned about the future of their properties, despite aggressive roadmap announcements. They're prime targets for a Cuil-type overtaking. Google may rule, but I wouldn't be surprised if I break their mindshare (or mind control? Hmm…) more often in the future. I'll happily switch to non-traditional search engines or platform engines – that is, if I find them effective. Unique results speak for themselves.
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Sugar Land First United Methodist Church presents A Ceremony of Carols, December 13, at 7:00 pm, in the Sanctuary featuring Meghan Caulkett, Harpist.
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In the case of a manuscript under consideration that is not yet published in which fabrication, falsification, or plagiarism is suspected, the editor should ask the corresponding author for a written explanation. If an explanation is not provided or is unsatisfactory, the editor should contact the author's institutional authority (ie, dean, director, ethical conduct/research integrity officer) or governmental agency with jurisdiction to investigate allegations of scientific misconduct to request an investigation. In all such communications with authors and institutional authorities, the editor should take care to maintain confidentiality and should follow the same procedures described in 5.4.4, Editorial Policy and Procedures for Detecting and Handling Allegations of Scientific Misconduct. If the author's explanation or institutional investigation demonstrates that the misconduct did not occur, the editor should continue to consider the manuscript on its own merits. If the author's explanation or a formal investigation demonstrates misconduct, the editor should promptly reject the paper. However, the US Office of Research Integrity advises that rejecting and returning to an author a manuscript associated with suspected or confirmed misconduct without confronting the possible misconduct issues is inappropriate because it may result in the work being published elsewhere.29


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Two year old Evelyn Caughel, of Angola NY, takes her first walk through the Autumn leaves this October while her mom frantically grabs the camera. Running down the sidewalk, Evelyn waves her right hand as she holds tight to her pretty red leaf. What a memorable day for this mother and daughter. This is surely one picture that will go in the baby book, also proving that the Buffalo area is the best this time of year!
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• Learn about the concept of how weather affects us.• Access prior knowledge and build background about the activities we do in different kinds of weather.
• Explore and apply the concept of how to adapt to weather.
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• Demonstrate an understanding of the concept of how weather affects us.• Orally use words that describe weather.
• Extend oral vocabulary by speaking about weather.
• Use key concept words [experience, hibernate].
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• How different types of weather affects us.
• That bears hibernate during the winter.
• After the host introduces the slideshow, point to the photo on screen. Ask children: What do you see in this picture? (a beach).• Ask children: What type of weather do you enjoy most? (answers will vary).
• Say: Today we are going to learn how weather changes the place we live, or how different weather affects us. Some places are warm all of the time, while some places are cold much of the year. How might weather affect us? (can't go outside, can't plant things, have to carry an umbrella, have to wear a sweater, etc.)
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• Guide children through the next three slides, showing them that weather is different in different places. Always have the children describe how the weather affects them.Apply
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CONTRA-ROTATING MARINE TURBINE (CoRMaT): The University of Strathclyde's Energy Systems Research Unit (ESRU) in Scotland is developing a dual-rotor turbine connected to the seabed by a cable that rides the tide like a kite on a windy day.
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There is no market yet for turbines that turn the tides into a source of energy from deep beneath the sea. But that has not stopped mechanical engineers at the University of Strathclyde's Energy Systems Research Unit (ESRU) in Scotland from developing one that will ride the tide while latched to the seabed by a cable—like a kite flying on a windy day.
The ESRU team's goal: create a device that literally goes with the flow rather than resting on the sea bottom like an underwater windmill—a model already being developed by a handful of companies. The kite and cable model is designed to facilitate placing tidal turbines in deep water, where the stronger current has the potential for providing greater power but also makes it extremely difficult to plant a turbine in the seabed.
"The problem with regular turbines is the bigger they get, the harder they work, and the more likely the force of the water is to damage the turbine," says Andrew Grant, an ESRU mechanical engineer. "Our turbine can fly like a kite in the water." Instead of planting the base of a turbine in the seabed, researchers need only plant an anchor for the tether.
Another key difference in ESRU's design is that the turbine has two rotors attached—one in front of the other that turn in opposite directions on a single axis. The rotors' blades are made of either solid aluminum alloy or glass-reinforced plastic, depending on their sizes. By having the rotors turn in opposite directions, Grant and his team are trying to cut down on reactive torque (which pushes the turbine in the opposite direction) so that the unit can be attached to a relatively simple mooring system even in very deep water. This "contra-rotating" design has been tested on wind farms since the 1980s but did not provide an advantage (in terms of generating more energy with less wind) in the open air, Grant says.
New York City-based Verdant Power, Inc., has experienced firsthand the trials and tribulations of developing working tidal turbines. In fact, Verdant has taken the technology further than anyone else, having operated in New York's East River since 2006. That project began with six windmill-like turbines anchored to the river bottom, 30 feet (nine meters) below the surface, churning at a peak rate of 32 revolutions per minute. After the powerful current of the East River—which is actually a tidal channel—damaged the rotors and broke off some of the original fiberglass and steel blades, the company earlier this month whittled its test bed down to two turbines with new aluminum–magnesium blades 16 feet (five meters) in diameter.
"We only need two to complete our operational tests," says Trey Taylor, Verdant's president and head of market development. The East River turbines are already providing power to a nearby grocery store and parking garage on Roosevelt Island, situated in the river between Manhattan and Queens. The U.S. Department of Energy recently awarded Verdant $1.2 million for the company to further develop its technology over the next two years. Another $3.3 million has come in from the Canadian government—Verdant is testing a new type of turbine in the Saint Lawrence River near Cornwall, Ontario, that sits on the riverbed rather than being moored to the bottom.
Taylor says he is familiar with the ESRU's work and that Verdant itself even tested a tethered, kitelike turbine back in 2002. "I know what they're doing, and they've got a long way to go," he says. "We found that the tidal forces moving against it caused it to move up and down too much." Taylor says that the twin-rotor design is intriguing but questions whether the blades rotating in different directions might mitigate the turbine's efficiency in capturing the full strength of the tide. "It takes a combination of science, engineering and physics to get it right," he says, adding that he likes it whenever anyone experiments with tidal turbines because everyone working on the technology benefits from the results.


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In case you have completely run out of 3.5", and 5.25" drive bays to cram in the last of your hard drives, and have a few slots next to your RAID card left, you would probably like this enclosure. Novac designed what it calls "PCI mounting kit", that uses one expansion card slot to hold a 2.5" HDD. What's more, it even provides a door that allows users to add or remove the drive from behind the case, without having to remove it. This perhaps is also its biggest USP, as 2.5" drives, especially SSDs, are very pocketable. Novac plans to sell this for about $36 a piece. Source: TechConnect Magazine
Thats a cracking idea - only thing id consider would be possible vibration transfer through the board and into the case?
Not really, back in the XT days hard disks commonly were found in such cards already. In fact, they managed to hang full height 3.5" disks in there.
Great innovation IMO, making it removable from the bracket, would be good for those who struggle to find spots for their 2.5" drives I guess
Ooo err ... now this does look interesting. I wonder about cooling though? My SSDs run about 10ºC hotter than old 3.5" HDDs, and putting next to graphics cards and away from direct airflow isn't going to improve that.
True. And it'd also depend on how worried you are about the temps of SSDs. They're currently in the 40º-45º range; I don't know what their thermal limit is but I'd be confident they could handle another 10º.
Dam, now that's innovative, I like it! But does it use the PCI slot or do you need to use SATA? Because for example, my Antec 900 can hold 7 hard-drives and my Asus mobo has 6 SATA ports.
Nice idea for a Media PC along with one of those integrated LITE cpu motherboards. Possibly slap a SSD in there.


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To beat the head the family headed to Red Stag for dinner. The food was fantastic and the chefs were able to accommodate someone with food sensitivities. I had the olive oil poached salmon and it was amazing! Husband had a burger - delicious. Beyond the food, the staff was friendly as well as accepting to a three year old's needs.
I dined with a friend on Sunday night. We were really looking forward to mussels but they were out. We shared small plates and a delicious salad instead while seated outside. The kale was magnificent. On Wednesday we returned with 5 additional friends to enjoy another meal. I was really looking forward to more kale. Wednesday we ordered the mussels which were delicious and 3 orders of kale for the table to share. Sadly on Wednesday the kale was a bit too salty. Alas, there's always something good to eat.
The salad looked like many green salads of mixed greens and goat cheese. But rather than a vinigrette, there was a paste or reduction of apricot that came up onto each forkful. Fab. The rabbit risotto was plate-licking beautiful. My beef was perfect at medium rare. I liked but did not love the pretty baby turnips. Coconut tre-leche cake? Shut up! The piece of cake was a reasonable size but so darn good I would have preferred an unreasonably large piece.
Three of us, we all ordered something different and all loved our dinners. The crushed red potatoes were so good I considered skipping dessert and having an extra helping of them, but opted for the pot de creme, with no regrets. ;-) It and the shortbread cookie it came with were delicious too. Our waitress, I wish I remembered her name, was awesome.
We tried Reg Stag for the second time for a special occasion and it didn't disappoint. Excellent locally produced food, in interesting combinations. Delightful and attentive wait staff.
Nice to see smaller portion sizes and higher quality food.
While celebrating my sister's bachelorette party, I had an awesome experience with incredible service, great food, and comfortable atmosphere. I would recommend Red Stag to anyone and would definitely come back myself!
Red Stag is one of our go-to places in Mpls. The food is always excellent and the atmosphere is fun. Service is very good, my only complaint was they let me know of a last minute substitution 1 minute before my prepare dish was brought out-good thing I like squash! And bonus! This place is LEED silver certified!
We did go on a Saturday night so that might explain the high noise level but considering all things we definitely would go back. The food was fabulous- such an interesting mix of flavors. The service was very nice and we could have a conversation albeit we spoke louder than normal. We definitely will return but maybe on a week night. It looked like a lot of groups were celebrating special occasions with great cake. I think it is their speciality.
Food was great, service good, nice drink menu, fun atmosphere, a bit loud but not terrible.
The food was FABULOUS! Lobster Mac & Cheese, Mushroom Rosotto, Date Night for Two... Could not have had a better selection! The food was fresh and abundent in flavor. Will be visiting again when the weather cools down and I can dine outside with my dog! BONUS!
This time I tried the lobster egg salad which was fantastic. They also have great cocktails - from amazing bloody marys to a perfect gin and tonic.
Enjoyed everything we ordered including kale salads (easily could have split for two), the scallop special and hen-in-the-woods mushrooms were excellent. We sought out this restaurant for the local food in its menu offerings. Dining at Red Stag worked out well for a pre-Guthrie theatre dinner. Noticed very nice selection and variety of wines on the wine list.
We thought the food was excellent and the wait staff was attentive. The menu wasn't laid out very well and I would say not a lot to offer for kids.
We tried the Red Stag after research to find a new place for dinner. We wanted great food/wine and a local feel. THis place hits all the marks. WE will be back for sure. It was a great respite from the suburbs!!S
The Red Stag feels like a seriously upgraded Wisconsin supper club. The bar is beautiful and is reminiscent of Midwestern country bar with a heavy dose of sophistication. The cheese curds, hen of the woods and Limousin burger were excellent.
I came here with my parents to celebrate their 27th wedding anniversary. My dad was delighted that it was Friday fish fry, he got the walleye, Mom got the cod. Both were extremely happy with their choice and said it was even better than Anchor (albeit more expensive). I had the pork chop with sweet and sour plum sauce. The pork chop was pretty good, however I am no pork chop aficionado nor a picky pork chop eater. However, the bed of seasonal veggies it came was out of this world. I know they're just veggies. Pretty standard beans, squash, carrots, etc. But whatever they did to them made me want more. Forever. Additionally they had a good beer selection with several rotating taps. Overall we were very satisfied!
Always great food specials and is consistently good. Service this time was great! Very open so a bit noisy but a fun atmosphere. Small groups seemed to be having fun. Good happy hour.
I've dined many times at Red Stag and have never had a bad experience. The staff are always attentive, the food is very tasty, the service is always timely, and they've never complained if we sit at the table to chat for a while after finishing eating. For business lunches, for a date, or for just going out with friends, this place is always a good choice.
Everything was great, except after a long debate about which drink to get I decided on one that they haven't had the ingredients for since at least the day my waitress had started. It would be nice if they would update their menu for any items they will be out of stock for a long term time period.
Everything was delicious & service was great! I definitely recommend you check this place out!
Everything was fabulous from the service to the food! It was the best food I ever ate!
We made a last minute reservation for 6 people and sat at really cool table just under some unique and decorative chandeliers. The restaurant has an exposed beam ceiling and really has a modern hunters' lodge kind of feel. The staff are attentive. helpful and courteous. They serve and clear food in a way that doesn't interrupt the conversation and willingly participated when we tried to include them As for the food, our party ate the following and literally loved every.single.minute. -Sea Bass - melted like butter in your mouth - Duck - just the right kind of gamey and deliciously rich - Risotto - perfection, just absolute perfection - Lobster Mac & Cheese - nothing left on the plate, it's just that delicious
We had a nice meal, but server didn't make eye contact so we could pay. We had to track her down!
Had such a great night at the Red Stag with my girlfriend this past weekend. Very friendly and courteous staff, great food, and warm atmosphere. A great place for a date or late-night drink. I highly recommend.
Great Tuesday date night. Portions are not huge but just right if you order an appetizer as well. The food is consistently very good.
I love the Red Stag's attention to the environment in all aspects of their business - LEED certified building, sustainable and local food, decor and design focused on federally endangered species, etc. The food was quite tasty and artfully arranged! The portions were small for the price, however, and several of our party remained hungry after the meal. We had a group of 8 people and unfortunately, the combination of the large table (a smaller table would have been better) and the noise level made it impossible to hear the folks on the opposite side of the table. The staff was very friendly and attentive. Yummy cocktails! Make certain to look at the photographs of endangered species near the entry. Overall very good experience!
wait staff was good but the bar staff was excellent.. the food was mostly good and the dessert was just adequate /ok for most and I was unimpressed with mine all together .. it was a little loud but it was a Friday night and so there is nothing one can complain about there.. i had noted on my reservation that we were there for a birthday and no mention was made by wait staff.. maybe dessert for the bday boy (in a group of 10) should have been complimentary i feel. thank you
I recently visited the Red Stag Supper club on a Saturday, for lunch with my sisters. The food was very good. The brunch options offered some nice options, and the food arrived hot and to order. Parking can be a challenge, but that wouldn't keep me from returning.
We were a table of 6 and initially were at a table that was too large. They were willing to move us to a better table when it bece available. We were all happy with our food. The sea bass was especially outstanding.
Great service, food, and restaurant overall! Really liked the whole experience!
We visited the Red Stag for resatuarant week and found the food to be amazing. So much that K made a reservation for the next night! I highly recommend the Red Stag if you want great cuisine and nice wines. It was nice to see so many others also enjoying the restuarant on a Tuesday evening. The wait staff was efficient, friendly and made good recommendations. Overall a 4-5 star evening. Thanks Red Stag for making Girls Night Out one to remember.
We had the Restaurant Week fixed price menu so can't comment on their regular menus The presentation was creative and the quality was outstanding, albeit smaller portions for the fixed price. Great wine list including a dozen selections under $25. The ambiance / decor is dark wood, low-light, moderate noise level - very comfortable for any occasion . Service is outstanding. We plan to visit again and try their regular menu.
A modern supper club with great food. They utilize many local vendors to provide outstanding food. The best Wisconsin Old Fashion in the Twin Cities
Starting with the bus boy's friendly offer of a choice of still or charged water, the service goes up from their. We always have a great time. This time took a newborn and the sound level was perfect to both allow him to sleep, but also drown out his occasional crying. There is plent of room around the table for a stoller without obstructing traffic.
My mom and I were visiting Minneapolis for a weekend and looking for a unique dining experience with a menu featuring locally grown/raised food. The Red Stag Supper Club fit the bill perfectly. The ambience is super cool, an almost lodge like atmosphere with the essence of an early 1900's speakeasy. The food exceeded our expectations, and we were happy with the local ingredients featured. Good mixed drinks as well. I would definitely recommend this great restaurant.
Good service and great food, exactly as I've come to expect from Red Stag! Waiter was appropriately attentive even though he was clearly busy in a packed restaurant. Food was, as always, flavorful and well prepared, and an interesting cocktail list. While it was relatively noisy we didn't feel like we were shouting at one another. "Neighborhood Gem" is an accurate and deserved term!
We went on my mother's 84 birthday, and couldn't have been more pleased. It's exactly what I've come to expect from all of Kim Bartmann's restaurants.
Great food and service. A little loud, but from conversations, not some annoying throbbing non-music. Recommended.
My boyfriend and I have been wanting to go to the Red Stag for awhile. We live in (and love) NE, but given the prices, Red Stag was going to have to wait for a special occasion. We celebrated our first anniversary there, and it will definitely be a yearly tradition going forward. The quality of the food put the prices in perspective, the service was phenomenal, and the restaurant itself is lovely.
While I enjoy the Red Stag Supper Club for evening meals it is also a fun spot for Brunch on week-ends. Great food. Parking is still available but not where it was before.
The Red Stag has such a cool vibe and the bar is great. The cheese curds are even better than the State Fair!
My wife and I were drawn to the 'Cheap Date' deal they have on Tuesday nights. We ended up ordering something different because of my wife's allergies, but the food we ordered was amazing. My wife ordered the Organic Chicken and it was the best piece of chicken that either of us have ever had. I ordered their burger, which was also very good.
Have not been here since they opened about 5+ years ago. Love the atmosphere. Specialty drinks were OK. Mussels were very good. Beef Stroganoff was excellent and not what you think when reading the dish. Very nicely done. Large Filet was very flavorful and done to my liking. The Hen of the Woods Mushrooms as a side order were excellent. Wish these shrooms were available year round. I will not wait five years again before coming back. Only questionable was the service. Was a tad inpersonal and a little impatient.
Excellent food with a varied menu. This is a place to keep returning for the variety of offerings.
My wife and I come to the Red Stag at least once a month for their "Cheap Date Night" on Tuesday evenings. They offer a choice of two entrees, a bottle of wine and dessert for $32. This week they served a Shepherd's Pie that was so delicious I can't stop thinking about it. I am normally not into it, but they created a dish that was so delicious I couldn't stop talking about it. Their portions always seem just about right. I love the variety and the service. We've never had a bad experience at this place. It's one of our favorites.
We weren't sure what to expect but they had a lot of locally sourced items on the menu and the portion sizes & price were perfect. Everything we prepared perfectly. We plan to go back again.
Good food, creative presentation, comfortable atmosphere for a relaxed dinning experience.
if it's a Friday night it must be time for a fish fry I was born and raised in Wisconsin. Friday night fish fries are an institution over there. It's nice to find a great place right here in Minneapolis that is just as good as anything I've been to in Wisconsin. We always make it a point to go to the Red Stag when the fish fry bug gets us. Great bluegills, cod and of course walleye. The chips are the BEST. And the cold slaw is perfect. And my wife sez they definitely know how to make an Old Fashioned the old fashioned way - none of that fancy-schmansy mixologist yuk. Just excellent food and excellent drinks.
Although there aren't many menu options the meals are always great! Best pork chop in the city!


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It is may dated -- today -- Republican nominee who has no -- seen better -- he's getting pummeled -- the press.
Comments he made -- apply the -- of the fund raiser where that last spring.
You heard what everyone is saying about Mitt Romney.
Now time be here from Mitt Romney here and only -- beginning now.
Welcome everybody I'm Neil Cavuto and courtesy mother Jones the mother of all flashbacks or Republican presidential nominee.
Who doesn't -- degrades and cannot afford the distraction.
-- -- People who -- it's.
There yeah.
Okay here.
-- here in the mood.
These days.
It's -- yeah.
After all this president.
Well that was then the Mitt Romney now his first sit down since this whole video dust up.
The governor coming to us from Salt Lake City right now governor welcome.
Do you you've seen the fallout the administration quickly coming back at you governor saying that you essentially -- -- -- Wrote off half the nation how -- -- respond -- that.
Well we're of course talking about a campaign and how he's gonna get close to half the vote -- -- to get half the -- approximately I hope.
I want to get fifty point 1% or more.
And frankly we have two very different views about America the president's view as one of the larger government.
There's a date that this came out today with the president saying he likes redistribution.
I disagree.
I think a society based upon a government centered nation.
Where government plays a larger and larger role -- distributes money that's the wrong course for America that will not build a strong America or help people out of poverty.
I believe the right course for America is one where government steps in to help those that are in need where we're a compassionate people.
But then we get let people build their own lives create enterprises we believe in free people and free enterprise not redistribution.
The right course for America is to create growth create wealth not to redistribute wealth.
Governor on -- 47%.
Of the people in this country.
Pay no income taxes now a lot of them.
Because they've retired they're older lady are over -- they're they're paying.
Certainly payroll taxes and and other taxes but that 47%.
Figure which is about right.
Is it see why did you do you think that the levels should be.
Closer to what it was.
In the late seventies where.
It was in in in the twenties what what what is it acceptable level.
Well first of all of course you're right there are number of retirees members of the military and so forth -- who are paying taxes and that says it should be.
But I do believe.
-- we should have enough jobs and enough take home pay such that people have the privilege of higher incomes that.
That allow -- to be paying taxes I think people would like to be paying taxes.
The good news is if you're doing well enough financially that you can't -- attacks and the problem right now as you see in this country so many people -- fallen into poverty.
That they're not paying taxes they have to rely on government and the right course to help them is not just to have government handing out but instead government helping people.
That to get back to good jobs at the -- that the numbers on food stamps are really revealing when the president took office 32 million people were on food stamps.
And now that number is fifteen million higher almost 50% higher.
Now 47 million people on food stamps you've got Americans falling into poverty under this president.
In increasing number it looks like -- these food stamp figures and I wanna get people back to work I'd like to see.
I legacy everybody who's not need to retire now the military having the privilege of having a good job and a good -- enough that that that they qualified pay taxes.
Now you said that your -- wording might have been an elegant but others have said did you just just half -- electric abide.
On this this this election year.
That that you wolf but hold the -- -- Did you.
No I'm talking about a perspective of an individuals who I'm not likely to get the support me.
I recognize that that those people who are not paying income tax are are gonna say gosh this this of provision of that Mitt keeps talking about lowering income taxes that's that could be real attracted to them and and those that are dependent upon government.
And those that think government's job is to redistribute I'm not gonna get them I know there's a a divide in the country about about that view I know some believe the government should take from some to give to the others.
I I think the president makes it clear that tape that was released today that that's what he believes.
I think that's an entirely foreign concept.
I believe America was built on the principle of government caring for those in need.
But getting out of the way and allowing free people to pursue their dreams.
Free people pursuing free enterprises is the only way -- create a strong growing middle class and the only way -- help people out of poverty.
But do you think it's a given that that base would ignore you entirely governor when you when you're running mate Paul Ryan talked about reforming Medicare and trying to contain its growth.
Oddly enough when you were on that team it was helping you in Florida State.
Rich in Medicare beneficiaries and Social Security benefits -- So -- talking tough on these issues doesn't necessarily hurt you.
With a group of benefits from them so maybe you presuppose.
That this group was going to say no.
Well let me tell you.
-- we go after every group we've had to get votes and seniors are of course people who I'm getting in large numbers I've got great support from seniors.
Because there aren't happy with the fact that president Obama's Obama care.
Cuts Medicare by 716.
Billion dollars.
So getting a lot of support from seniors about it I don't think I should just but I was a senior got a lot of seniors don't have to -- of a lot of seniors pay it that that if that deal a lot of seniors pay income tax.
And lot of seniors don't like the idea that Medicare.
Got cut 716.
Billion dollars so we're getting great support.
A lot closer -- there's a lot of those I news governor and that can't that are not paying income taxes and you might have been might have boomerang none on -- -- an important base.
Do you worry about.
I was.
-- -- as talking about the fact that I don't expect to get sixty or 70% of the vote.
I understand that some portion will be the president's some portion will -- -- I've got to get as many as I cam from every single cohort in this country.
But the that intent that I want to talk about -- that that was intended to speak about.
Was the fact that you have a great divide about whether we want a government that's larger and more intrusive and redistributing income.
Or whether instead you want a government that sees its role as protecting freedom and opportunity.
And letting -- people build more wealth for all people.
Com Donald Trump.
And said that you have nothing to apologize for in an interview on The Today Show we said they have to get tough for referring New York campaign but it gonna lose.
This campaign.
What do you think about.
Well I always appreciate his counsel and you know I think this focuses a great deal of attention on.
Whether or not we're going to have a government.
That becomes larger the tells us what kind of health insurance we have to have.
That it under the president he's indicated he wants to raise taxes raising taxes on small business about a million small businesses that's gonna kill jobs.
Look look the president is borrowing a trillion dollars more that we're taking in every year.
It's a it's a pathway that looks more European -- American in my view and it's one which I know some Americans are drawn to I think they're wrong.
I think they don't recognize that it's not good for America at large but -- the 100% of Americans in my view will do much better if we have a government.
That the lives by the model established by the founding fathers and that was one based upon freedom and opportunity.
-- we're hearing word to Jimmy Carter's grandson.
Might have played an instrumental role in getting this video.
House or at least find its way to mother Jones.
On James -- the -- grants and of course the former president.
What do you make of -- I hadn't heard that when -- and I got I've I'm not too concerned -- -- about the source look this is a message I'm carrying day in and day out and we'll carry.
Over the coming months which is this is a decision about the course of America and where we're gonna head.
And we've seen the president's policies play -- wrote a play out over the last four years.
And if people think there.
They're better off I would say it will take a look at the at the numbers when it comes to the median household income which is down every year for the last four years.
Look at unemployment stuck above 8%.
Now for the last 43 months.
Look look at what's happened -- the number of people on food stamps going up up to 47 million now.
A lot of people hurting in this country in the president's policies are working and you know I'm not gonna be too critical of how people get that message out it's it's out there in a big way and and I think that will focus a lot of attention on the kind of choice I think America has.
Governor -- -- thank you very much.
Thanks -- Governor Romney well.
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- "'Sometimes beautiful is enough.' That was Marc Jacobs's observation after his fall fashion show on Monday night. A lovely thought, but Jacobs got it wrong. Because the event he had just staged was much more than beautiful." (Women's Wear Daily)


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If your IT department has access to network info like that needed to log on to a WPA2-Enterprise network, could they possibly log onto the network and act as you? If they have the logon info can they track things like your passwords while you are using the network, or access any program or files therein? I trust most IT departments are full of responsible individuals but I was wondering if this capability is even possible in the first place.
YES, Skynet has total control and access. They are the IT Dept. for a reason... to manage their (the company's) network. Usually, the Administrators have full access. Others are given access as needed.
Yes, admins with total control, in most larger organizations have the capabilities for this. How else are they going to monitor, control, secure, etc. their network.
They will be able to see it anyway on wired networks if they are really interested due to being the man in the middle so to speak. What should you learn from this? Don't do personal business at work. besides, you are there to work.
AFAIK, with WPA2 the communication between the AP and your NIC is encrypted with a different set of keys then the other users, so even if other authenticated user is eavesdropping the wireless network they won't/shouldn't be able to decode/see your traffic/packets. IT personnel should however be able to see the URLs of the pages you visit, if they have some kind of firewall logging. Still, if you are afraid of someone stealing your passwords, login only on secure (HTTPS) websites.
It's not really "work", it's school, and my laptop is both personal and work related. I also use my personal email to contact teachers and prospective employers. I am wondering if my gmail password is logged somewhere when I log onto a WPA2-Enterprise network at my school.
On windows systems I don't believe it is entirely possible to see someones passwords without cracking something. They can only change them. If you haven't commited your computer to the domain, then they have no rights other than to see the data passed through. Joining the domain however gives them access that is susceptible to the network configuration and rights.
So if someone else uses my login credentials to use the network, that session will be separate from my current session? What if I am currently offline and someone decides to use my login credentials acting as an imposter; do network logs take into account things like MAC addresses so that I have plausible deniability in case they try to do something illegal on my network account?
Are we talking "rights" now, or real life? This has nothing to do with even logging onto the domain, and everything to do with networking basics.
If, your laptop sends it encrypted/secured, then no, not unless they crack it. <-- this speaking of your passwords and data And, if you are on someone's network, they have ability to see what you are doing and sending/receiving. (If they have any training or know what they are doing)
Does a Windows login password help in this regard in any way? Or is that more for protection against local/physical unauthorized access?
If you suspect someone is accessing you info at gmail or school report it. Also, there is... Gmail has the 2-step verification adds an extra layer of security to your Google Account...
I would hope that the IT department isn't doing any "Real Life" cracking or they can kiss their career goodbye, possible with jailtime. This could also happen regardless of if he is connected to their network, making the point irrelevant. Also you are being very short with everyone on this topic. Had a bad day?
Just ready to be home with my kids. And trying to be to the point with information. He was asking about security within the IT department, and really they are the last piece of the puzzle. They could see everything before your information goes out the proverbial door.
IT departments own the network and most things that connect to it so they really can do whatever they want to monitor it. I don't see them creating a whole domain and put blind folds on.
Just another reason the internet should remain private give the government a challenge like reading all the data on the net, and put them in strategic locations like backbone, or entry point and your freedom isn't so free anymore. At least with multiple competing companies they should be focused on customer satisfaction and not customer snooping. Not that it hasn't happened int he past. SA had a stooge run a redirect from the hosting company.
Not my point, here. My point was to the OP, as, he thought someone was possibly signing on GMail with his info. Gmail has the 2-step verification, so if it was not him the person or persons doing this would not be able to sign into his GMail.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man-in-the-middle_attack Would it matter if they had all of his information?
Most likely not worth it, unless they were bored and the phone was connected to the network also to receive the message.
One thing is your network login credentials, other thing is your other/websites login credentials, even if someone has your network login details they won't be able to eavesdrop your session. But why would anyone else have your network login details (I mean besides the IT personnel)? IT personnel won't do any "wrong stuff" with your network account (why would they?), so no need for any "plausible deniability", also it is your "job" to keep your network access details a secret.


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For everyone who wants a better stalker game: Play it with the "complete" mod (well just skip clear sky, imho the worst part of the series)
For everyone who wants a better stalker game: Play it with the "complete" mod (well just skip clear sky, imho the worst part of the series)
Lord knows where my STALKER DVD is these days (never thought I'd string that phrase together), but will certainly give it a try if I can.
I'd buy STALKER. Then I'd let it rot away because I'd never play it. God damn X-18.
Sign up for closed beta: http://thewarz.com/
edit:But it´s excellent with the Complete mod, a game one has to play!
X-18 scary?
More infos and picss: http://www.pcgamer.com/2012/07/27/th...tems-ambition/
Graphics are not convincing me at all and the way they market their game is rather frightening. If you take a closer look at what this guy said during the interviews, you'll find a lot of dirty techniques...
But nonetheless, it's very good for a DayZ game to have something sitting behind the neck as "motivation"
also +1 for S.T.A.L.K.E.R.
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Meh, War INC Battlezone-esque gameplay mixed with BF3's *cough* ballistics says about all I need to know.
Everything except how did that guy mantle that pickup truck and can the zeds mantle after or him or is he forever safe..? OMG, we need mantling nao!!!!
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For some reason Worthplaying is releasing DayZ screens as WarZ screens.
Website released: http://www.thewarz.com/
Some Q&A:
Is the game free to play or is there a subscription model?
Neither. The game will be available at launch as a single-purchase download with no payments required to play after that. No subscriptions or hidden fees. You'll be able to spend money in the game for items of convenience or to rent game servers.
You mentioned that there will be a store or marketplace in the game. Is it micro-transaction based?
As you explore the game world, you'll find two types of currency - Dollars and Gold Coins. Both can be used for barter between players if you want or to purchase certain consumables (food, medicine, ammo) at the General Store in one of the safe settlements and in the Marketplace in the frontend. Not all items that you find in the world will be purchasable, and by no means do you need to use the store at all - everything can be found in the game world.
I want PAY FOR WIN! I have lots of money to spend!
Sorry pal, but this is the wrong game. Like in a real-world, post apocalyptic scenario, your money will mean much less than your natural survival skills, training and wits.
Ou seja, primeiro eles falam que você poderá comprar itens de conveniência, mas logo em seguida deixam claro que não terá "pay to win"... Resta saber o que eles querem dizer com itens de conveniência... É esperar pra ver.
Tem uma outra pergunta que fala dos requerimentos:
What are system requirements?
If your computer has at least 2GB of RAM, has video card that supports Shader Model 3.0 - then you should be able to play The War Z.
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