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"Gen Silent," an award-winning documentary delineating the increasing isolation of aging gays and lesbians seeking health care, will be shown October 21 at 2:00 p.m. in the Tucson Jewish Community Center auditorium at 3800 E. River Road, and is free to the public.
Brought to you by the Tucson International Jewish Film Festival, Pima Council on Aging (PCOA), and Wingspan Senior Pride.
Wingspan , Southern Arizona's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center, will present the free film screening to help raise awareness about the needs of LGBT 'Boomers' and older adults, in partnership with the Tucson International Jewish Film Festival, Pima Council on Aging and other local health service providers.
'Gen Silent,' is a powerful film that puts a face on what experts in the film call an epidemic: lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender older adults still afraid of discrimination in health care, and being forced to retreat back into the closet, said Kevin Maxey, a Wingspan board member and film screening organizer.
The film is especially relevant to health care professionals, long-term and in-home care providers, and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender older adults and their allies, said Sandy Davenport, a PCOA Caregiver Specialist.
A reception starts at 1:30 p.m. to enjoy light refreshments and mingle before the one-hour film screening starts at 2:00 p.m., followed by a post- film discussion of the issues at 3:00 p.m., presented by Wingspan Senior Pride and Pima Council on Aging.
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Sandra Cathy Zimmermann and Christopher Shane Hart were married on Oct. 9, 2010 at Palmetto Baptist Church, Palmetto. Pastor Jimmy Orr conducted the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of the late William and Deborah Zimmermann of Covington. The groom is the son of Charles and Patsy Bohannon of Palmetto.
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Over 2,500 people turned out for Coweta-Fayette EMC's Member Appreciation Day, held Oct. 9 on a picture-perfect fall morning at cooperative headquarters in Palmetto. Read More»
Malfunctioning medical equipment has been named as the cause of a house fire Tuesday morning in Palmetto that claimed the lives of three of its occupants.
Though the investigation is continuing, the state fire marshal and Georgia Insurance and Fire Commissioner John Oxendine have concluded that the fire started as a result of malfunctioning medical equipment. Read More»
There was a lot more to the Aug. 14 Back to School Bash at Carlton Elementary School than many might have expected. Accompanying the rides, games, food and music was an exhibit of kid-friendly snakes provided by the Cochran Mill Nature Center. The event was sponsored by Abundant Life Ministries and the Palmetto Police Department.
You just can't keep Bernard Knox and the Palmetto Youth League (PYL) from expanding their reach into the community. The new organization's most recent endeavor is the summer soccer program held Saturdays at Palmetto Elementary School. Up next will be flag football coming later this summer. Along with soccer and flag football, the center thus far provides a fitness center, library, book club, arts and crafts, dance, cheerleading and karate. "This is really a partnership on many fronts," Palmetto Mayor John Miller said. Read More»
The "May Day the Cops Way" family fun event held June 12 and sponsored by the Palmetto Police Department drew hundreds of parents and kids to Veterans Park in Palmetto. The event provided food, fun, dancing and exhibits for the whole family.
The 2nd Annual May Day the Cops Way will be held by the Palmetto Police Department on June 12 at Veteran's Park from noon until 4 p.m.
The public is invited to attend. Officers and staff will have free activities for the kids along with face painting, safety kits, cotton candy and snow cones, food and drinks.
Veteran's Park is located on Park Street and Virginia Avenue.
Palmetto Youth League (PYL) Director Bernard Knox (front left) and Mayor John Miller (front right) were all smiles April 17 for the organization's grand opening at the C.A. Carter Center. They were joined by City Council members, PYL board of directors, Police Chief Luther Graham, parents and children.
Betty Marylynn Thompson, 80, of Williamson, formerly of Palmetto, died April 23, 2010.
She is survived by her husband Edward Thompson; daughter Vicki and Steve Borders; son Kenny and Visa Thompson; 7 grandchildren; 8 great-grandchildren; brother Wayne Richards; sister-in-law Doris Richards; and nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held Sunday, April 25, 2010 at 2:00 PM at the Chapel of Mowell Funeral Home, Fayetteville with Pastor Paul Carder officiating. Burial will follow at Camp Memorial Park, Fayetteville. Read More»
Palmetto Police Sgt. Lee Gragg has been named one of eight nationalist finalists in the America's Most Wanted All-Star Contest, sponsored by Sprint, after surviving a routine traffic stop gone wrong. Gragg is in the running for a $10,000 Grand Prize if he can receive enough online votes. Read More»


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See comment under Cophixalus. Kraus, 2011, ZooKeys, 154: 77, provided a map of the four species known at the time. Rittmayer, Allison, Gründler, Thompson, and Austin, 2012, PLoS One, 7 (1: e29797): 1-11, discussed relationships of the taxon.
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July 7, 2003: Harnett County commissioners vote to let Lillington erect a historical marker off U.S. 401 near the new Harnett County Courthouse. The marker is dedicated to Cornelius Harnett, for whom the county was named.
July 8, 2003: M.J. Soffe Co. Inc. CEO Jim Soffe announces that the company is being sold to Delta Apparel Inc., a publicly traded company based in Duluth, Ga. The companies have signed a definitive agreement for a sale valued at $72 million, which is pending final due diligence and financing details. Started in 1946, M.J. Soffe is among Cumberland County's largest employers with about 1,200 employees.
July 12, 2003: An open house is held at the new Gray's Creek High School located on Celebration Drive, off Chickenfoot Road in south Cumberland County. Officials expect an initial enrollment of about 800 students at the $25 million school this fall.
July 8, 1988: Fort Bragg soldiers accidentally damage about 20 homes in McDowell County during a training exercise in which they use explosives to destroy a wooden railroad trestle. The blast threw debris about 200 to 300 yards and collapsed the bridge in two sections. A concrete piling that had held the center of the bridge remained standing.
July 10, 1988: David Mintz, pharmacist and owner of the Medicine Shoppe in Fayetteville, is presented the "Good Neighbor Award" by Medicine Shoppe International for his participation in community-oriented programs.
July 6, 1978: Fayetteville Mayor Beth Finch turns the first two shovels of ground at the groundbreaking for the new First Union National Bank building. The ceremony marks the beginning of construction for the $2 million bank on Cross Creek and the corner of Bow and Green streets.
July 6, 1978: An estimated crowd of 25,000 attends the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds air show at Pope Air Force Base's annual open house.
July 6, 1963: Paul E. Rogers, a teacher at Massey High School for the past eight years, is named principal of Camden Road Elementary School.
July 7, 1963: James E. Horne announces he has consolidated his two jewelry businesses. The store at Market Square has moved to the 205 Hay St. location to enable him to offer a more complete line of nationally advertised jewelry and gifts.
July 8, 1963: Fayetteville City Council annexes a tract of nearly 400 acres off Raleigh Road. The area is north of Tokay Road and west of the Norfolk-Southern Railroad track.
July 8, 1963: Marilyn Koonce, daughter of Fayetteville's Calvin Koonce, leaves to participate in the Miss North Carolina pageant in Greensboro.
July 9, 1963: More than 8,000 soldiers, paratroopers, Special Forces personnel and airmen pass in review to pay tribute and farewell to Lt. Gen. Hamilton H. Howze. Gen. Howze, who has been at Fort Bragg since Oct. 1961, has been assigned to be the United Nations commander of U.S. forces in Korea and the Eighth Army commander in chief.
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@mhhfivePerhaps, but I don't really see Tim Cook as the man to push Apple to boldly enter new markets. He is more of a quarterly upgrade sort, he has yet to exhibit the kind of vision Steve Jobs did, the kind that creates brand new products.Take the two big "new products" of his tenure, thus far:
iPad MiniRetina MBP
Both are really not "new" at all, they're just riffs on the preexisting product, with some small tweak.If Apple is going to one day conquer the server market, it will probably need a new chief.
Mitch: I dont think Apple has slowed down as such. True there is some delay in big developments after the demise of SJ but surely they have the talent to back their business for sure.
Since Steve Jobs's return, Apple has shown little interest in any but the most casual integration with the enterprise market. They'll add some features for the enterprise -- management tools, Exchange integration -- but nothing that requires heavy lifting. It's just not in their business model.
While we both agree that it fits with Apple's culture that they're probably trying to use their own custom hardware for their datacenters... it wouldn't shock me to find out that they're using Oracle hardware/software for the stuff that they really have no business developing themselves. I doubt Apple has developed its own enterprise-level database system to handle all of its itunes transactions... but maybe it has? who knows.
But if Apple *has* developed its own enterprise datacenter hardware/software... there might be a decent market for it somewhere? Pixar maybe?
As for Apple, I think Apple's approach is largely driven by margins.Server hardware and software is a money maker and has better margins than some sectors, but still pales to Apple's gaudy margins on its luxury computers/mobile devicees. While prices on said products have come down somewhat, Apple has brilliantly (or abusively, depending on your perspective) squeezed both ends of the supply chain (manufacturers, carriers) to the extent that it makes way more money than anyone else in the industry.
That approach may work with consumers who are heavily swayed by looks and emotion, but I think Apple realizes that it can't razzle dazzle enterprise users into paying some exorbitant markup for the same product, as they tend to be savvy buyers.Thus I think the approach that makes the MOST sense for Apple financially is to build its own optimized server hardware in-house as a means of supporting its high margin products; that's likely what it is doing already, as you mention. There's not much to really gain from devoting time, R&D money, and energy to pushing out lower margin product to compete with Dell and HP in the enterprise server market.
@MhhfiveYes in theory x86 could be licensed, the question is who would do it. Intel -- for now -- clearly does not want to travel down that road. Maybe someday it will, but for the time being it has no announcements towards that end.Also, it would be inherently more difficult to modify x86 cores as they have a larger instruction set and are hence slightly more complex to optimize.This difference is eroding slightly, as ARM Holdings tacks on more capabilities to its cores, but it still is substantially easier to tweak an ARM core than an x86 one. From my perspective, that's a key reason why AMD is making the switch to ARM (and yes, I do see it as a switch, versus a diversification, most likely) -- it just isn't cost effective to design such monolithic cores unless you have a massive R&D budget to do it right (like Intel).For Intel, x86/in-house design makes sense. It will continue to produce great, optimized cores, albeit with less flexibility.
For Samsung, AMD, Qualcomm, NVIDIA, and just about everyone else, licensed RISC cores make more sense from a price v. performance standpoint than trying to somehow jumpstart an effort to license monolithic CISC cores or to design their own CISC/RISC cores.I expect Intel to continue to do well in the server market for years to come, but there will be cannibalization as the ARM proponents (pretty much every OTHER major chipmaker in the industry) leverage their advantages to gain ground in this new arena for the RISC architecture.One last thing to note -- keep your eye on MIPS. Imagination Technologies' decision to by MIPS chipmaking unit and produce licensed IP cores based on this veteran architecture could make it yet another viable RISC competitor to Intel. Essentially the same advantages that apply to ARM co-designed cores should, in theory, extend to co-designed MIPS cores.
Just look at the target market for OS X Server... Apple's own website describes the Mac Mini as perfect for small businesses and hobbyists.
I'm sure someone out there might be able to hack a mac mini into a super-performing BSD server, but OSX Server isn't really meant for huge projects. So as the way Apple is currently selling it, it's not aimed at large enterprises.
Maybe someday Apple will reveal a "one more thing" and tell the world that it's been running iCloud on a datacenter filled with Mac Minis running a previously uncommercialized OSX Server:Enterprise edition... but I'll believe it when I see it.
Apparently, you can install Oracle on OS X, but maybe not the latest version of Oracle.... so I think that says something about the acceptibility of Apple servers in an enterprise setting.
mhhfive - Interesting. What are its shortcomings as an enterprise server?
Given that ARM servers are a nascent market right now, I'd guess that any company that's experimenting with ARM-based datacenters is doing it for the "right reasons" -- and the increased management overhead is worth the potential gains in performance and energy savings.
You don't see the Mac Mini is a competitive server?
Uh, no. I realize that people use Mac Minis in colocation facilities and whatnot, but it's not a serious competitor to other enterprise hardware in major datacenters. I seriously doubt Apple itself uses Mac Minis for its own datacenters...


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If Texas Doesn't Trade Michael Young: The Four Scenarios
As baseball-invested people of all sorts -- the emotionally drained Rangers fan, the curiosity-driven blogosphere wanderer, the proselytizing columnist, and so on -- hold forth on the Michael Young imbroglio, and vigorously debate the merits and (many?) flaws in his hardline position against the ballclub, a rather significant question continues to fly freely and largely undetected: if the Rangers reciprocate Young's stubbornness by digging their own heels into the dirt, and outright refuse to accept a team-unfriendly deal, who the hell is going to want Young? And perhaps even more significantly, how do things end up playing out if they can't (or won't) trade Young?
The not-so-secret dirty little secret about the Young-approved eight-team list of possible landing spots is that virtually every one of those teams either (a) can't furnish the infield playing time that Young so desperately covets (e.g. Yankees), (b) can't afford to assume the salary commitment that would still exist even with the benefit of a generous cash subsidy (e.g. Padres), or (c) simply don't appear to want him for one good reason or another (Astros, Twins, Cardinals); meanwhile, the Dodgers and Angels continue to linger around on the periphery, and I suppose something could conceivably still happen there, but the point is that with Young's hottest pursuer (Rockies) now reportedly out of the mix, the likelihood of him being dealt without being more amenable to other possibilities is falling fast, to say the least.
So, in the event that the Rangers tell Young something to the effect of "we're not trading you, but we're also not expanding your role beyond that which we already laid out for you, so get over it," I'm seeing one of four possible scenarios playing out -- one or two of which may have little to virtually no chance of actually happening, but need to be included in the interest of thoroughness:
Scenario No. 1: Young initially fumes after being told that the organization won't punch his ticket to such exotic locales as Houston, Minneapolis, and/or St. Louis, but reports to spring training (as per his contractual requirements), dons his customary professionalism mask, and continues to ooze good-vibe intangibles by the bucket. In this scenario, Young sets aside his frustrations and misgivings about his playing-time situation (which will likely still comprise 600-plus plate appearances when all is said and done, provided that he's not dealt), ceases publicly voicing his distrust of the Rangers' front office, and at least ignores adversary Jon Daniels while continuing to be what most would consider a "good teammate." Texas goes on to enjoy a competitive season, thereby placating Young after a reasonable period of time, and eventually things quiet down to the point that he no longer wants to be traded.
And everyone lived happily ever after.
Scenario No. 2: Young is ticked, remains ticked going into spring training, and carries it over into the season ... except this time, it negatively colors his attitude and conduct in the clubhouse, in the dugout, and/or on the playing field. The extent to which this could occur is up for debate; it may be that he sulks quietly and merely no longer emanates those good-leadership vibes (or does so in far smaller quantities), or it may be that he's a bit more aggressive, to the extent that he ignites several disruptive episodes in team environments where such conduct is not tolerated. I will be upfront in saying that I have an inordinately difficult time imagining Young transforming into a clubhouse cancer in the way that, say, Sidney Ponson did three years ago, but I would be remiss if I did not at least acknowledge the possibility of Young adopting a scorched-earth policy as a means of expressing his discontent and forcing the trade issue more than he has already.
To those who would completely write off any prospect of Scenario No. 2 actualizing, I would point towards at least one disturbing little sign that has come to light this morning -- in addition to not being on speaking terms with general manager Jon Daniels, team president Nolan Ryan, and probably the rest of the Rangers' upper-level brass, Young has apparently severed all verbal contact with manager Ron Washington, who has never been anything less than a devout Young supporter and has always shown Young an overabundance of love. That bothers me. A lot. It leads me to wonder what other shenanigans Young would be capable of pulling, should he continue to not get his way during the remainder of his time in Texas.
Scenario No. 3: An amalgamation of scenarios No. 1 and No. 2, where Young sucks it up and maintains a friendly, amicable and team-first personality around his teammates, coaches and manager, but continues to be a thorn in the organization's side otherwise, with repeated trade requests throughout the season and a continued icy stance towards upper management. In this scenario, Young makes the best of what he considers an unfortunate situation, but also continues to work to extricate himself from it behind the scenes.
Scenario No. 4: The apocalypse scenario, where Young either (a) outright refuses to report to spring training, or (b) pulls the Alfonso Soriano-tried-and-tested 2006 gambit and simply refuses to come up to the plate as a designated hitter in his first spring training game, despite being penciled into that spot. This assumes an especially bitter, vindictive version of Young who wants to make everyone perfectly aware of just how serious he is about not being a designated hitter -- one who is willing to risk damage to his long-term financial well-being to prove his point, and to call the organization's bluff and hopefully force his way out by the most extreme means imaginable.
When Soriano pulled a similar stunt during his first 2006 spring training game with the Washington Nationals (involving an awkward scene where Soriano never came out of the dugout to assume his post in left field with the rest of his teammates, which temporarily delayed the game), then-manager Frank Robinson was forced to make a quick defensive switch -- and immediately after the game, then-general manager Jim Bowden issued an ultimatum: play left field tomorrow, or land on the disqualified list, meaning no accrual of service time and forfeiture of his salary. Soriano, of course, relented, thereby precluding the possibility of involvement by the players' union, who could have conceivably taken up the argument on Soriano's behalf that his value would have been diminished by a move to left field.
So, either flavor of "Doomsday" Scenario No. 4 carries far-reaching implications that would probably steer what is already a nasty public rift into historically nasty territory. I cannot imagine Young's pride is so immense that it overshadows his bank account, and it is for that reason that I find Scenario No. 4 almost unbelievable ... but when he was asked what would happen if the team didn't budge from its stance, Young refused comment. And when this blew up for the first time two years ago (when he was far less angry than he is now), Young remarked: "I'm not playing third base. I'm pretty adamant about my stance." I'd like to eliminate this possibility out of hand, but it strikes me as pretty obvious why we really can't rule anything out where this thing is concerned anymore. Hell, it's virtually beyond our comprehension as it stands right now.
Let's all try to remember this little episode the next time a major league team wants to overpay for things not directly related to the happenings on the baseball field. Because this ... this is a disaster.


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I had several domains a few years back with this company, I used one for a promotion and had only needed it for a bit, after a year I noticed some money had gone from my paypal account, I discovered that they had taken because I had failed to untick the box instructing them to renew my domain every year, fair enough they gave me my money back for that, so I made sure I never had it ticked and removed it, then I left them to join someone else and moved all the domains I wished to keep to the new company, yola, on 5/12/13 I discovered more money missing from my account I decided to look into and had discovered a domain name that had not even been renewed the last 3 years to have suddenly been renewed, they have not been very helpful and when I finally got through on the phone the woman told me to 'F*/k off and deal with it' I am still in dispute with them and am taking it as far as I can even thou its only £8.38 I am not ignoring it because the account had even been cancelled. Avoid like the plague and use someone like yola or 1&1, also google ranks these better.
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Easy to use site with great packages to choose from. The customer service is the best I have come across, being contactable, friendly & professional...excellent.
I can't believe how good 123-reg are. I am not good on a computer and yet have managed to set up and go live with my very own website. The live chat and questions have been answered immediately by them. I have wasted over a year pondering on whether to give it a go but realise that I should have done it months ago. I never thought I would be able to set up my own website but 123-reg are amazing. Don't listen to any bad reviews, they are awesome!!!!
I would recommend 123. I have been with them for many years and when they told me that my old website was outdated I was worried that I might not have the expertise to rebuild the site. I also wanted to keep my old template, and thanks to the skills of a certain tecnician this was made possible. Not only that the price for hosting has fallen.
I am more than satisfied and will be with 123 for years to come (hopefully).
I was having a problem with a new WP website I host on 123Reg and needed some help to resolve the problem, as I was getting nowhere trying to google for a solution. Every email I sent was replied to well within 30 mins and the problem was soon sorted.
Couldn't access webmail for several accounts under one domain. Although I hadn't changed the password I thought I would reset the passwords from the control panel but the credentials I was using wouldn't work.
Using the chat support, 'John' got me access to the control panel but the mailboxes were not there. They had been deleted by 123reg hence the error.
Apparently I had free mailboxes either as an error or part of some legacy account.
John said :-
" We understand that is not your fault however please note that this was a system error and the emails used were free of charge instead of paying for them. We have previously written to advise you that your account exceeded its mailbox quota and that unless addressed, some of your email addresses would be suspended after 14 days and deleted after 28"
This is utter rubbish and I have had no such communication from you either via the post or email.
Deleting mailboxes in such a wholesale, carefree manner is unacceptable. I only have a couple of domains with you but also run a web agency and will be moving mine and all future business away from you.
very fast and responsive service the operator was very helpful and whizzed through my query with speed and efficiency
top notch!
Free E-commerce apps not working, tech support suggested that on the sharing hosting they wont work, slow FTP, slow hosting, tickets not picked up in time, slowly giving up with this provider
123 Reg provides a necessary service in an easy to manage manner. They actually deliver what they offer. Domain Names, Domain name searches, customer service, and at fair prices.
In addition, when I have had problems with servers going down or anything that has compromised my domain or websites, the 123-reg customer service was available and helpful.
I've been a customer since 2005, and have registered more domains than I can remember through them. In the past, they were very quick to respond to a query, very helpful and very knowledgeable. Now they're .... well, they're fast. I won't be using them again, or recommending them to anyone else.
The straw that broke the camel's back is this: I received an E-Mail this morning informing me that 123-reg have taken money for (what turned out to be, after a lot of searching) three domains (and not cheap ones) which I had registered a year ago. By default, they set all domains to auto-renew; that part is my fault, as I should have thought to check that. But in their terms and conditions they state that they will notify you when domains are due to expire/renew; I even posted a link from their site to customer support showing this, and it DID NOT HAPPEN. I've got plenty of other E-Mails from them, including the ones telling me that I've paid, but not this one.
You would think that having been a long-term customer and spent a considerable amount of money with them, they'd be willing to entertain the idea of a refund, but the old adage "Once you have their money, never give it back" really rings true here - they swear blind that they sent a reminder, which they definitely haven't unless Google is in the habit of eating mails. As a thank-you I intend to move every single one of my domains to another registrar that's not part of HostEurope, and renew through them instead. I've got no problem giving money to companies that provide a good service and good support, but in this case I simply feel that isn't the case.
Very, very disappointing.
I have bought several domains and set up a website via 123-reg .co.uk . The Support service is great especially for someone like me who can just send emails . Thanks to Petru
Linux, DNS, Hosting, Wordpress... its all so complicated, thank goodness 123 Reg support is there otherwise I'd never get my website off the ground.
Sorin is brilliant, understands what I need and gets it done quick-smart.
(Marcia is less efficient, just sends me links to a bunch of jargon I don't understand!)
Had some trouble with another site of mine and this 123 service came to the rescue fast and extremely helpful. I would recommend them anytime
It was very easy to set up a domain with 123-reg, also they were the best value in comparison to others.
I was struggling with a problem regarding a website's Tag. I have used other live chats before but they have been very sluggish at the best of times. This is certainly not the case with 123reg! Within about 30 seconds I was greeted and all my questions were answered. I would recommend this company to anyone. 10/10 service!
Over the years I have always found 123-reg to be highly professional & extremely helpful.
I have over 80 domain names with them and would NEVER think of going anywhere else.
Friendly, polite & always helpful.
I am very surprised at how easy that was. I expected to have to repeat myself and re-word my questions and whatnot. However, the conversation was straight forwards, polite and my questions were answered perfectly... immediately. Thanks guys ;)
I have been having problems with payment for way too long, first couldn't add paypal, then couldn't add a card, then couldn't do the direct debit... and I was just going around in circles following instructions and not going anywhere. Then I decided to go to the online chat and follow the same old steps that were not working before... and just got through with payment. It was a great relieve but I am just baffled by what happened before! I was getting desperate and very impatient, on the brink of giving up. Then managed to pay with paypal. Whatever was going on before? Who knows? Support might have been just as baffled as me... Luckily it's sorted!
Had a number of issues with our existing provider when wanting to transfer a number of TLD's to 123-reg. With help from two of their support personnel, I was provided with all the information I needed to get a response from the old provider, and transfer the domains quickly.
Thanks for the assistance, it was most appreciated.
Got a reply in less than 24 hour, and it was spot on on the solution.
My mailbox issue was taken care of very swiftly and efficiently, I also recovered my data within minutes. Could not ask for more.
I have on several occasions contact support. it seems they are instructed to just reply to you with support articles and not assisting you how one would expect. Therre are quite a few linitation within the website builder package which is a shame. I dont rate this company for business though as its fine building the site but then you have add on extras like site traffic... i purchased the pro version to get Acc manager and all the phone call did was to say i have been told by 123 to put the meta tags in the wrong place... to be honest my account manager rambled on about scripts and other stuff what i am supposed to do... so why pay for the extra service if all they are going to do is use their techno jargon on you and expect you to do the back end scripts. to be honest i should have just paid a web designer the £500.00 to design and put all the tags in because a business page is pointless unless it is viewed in the search engine correctly and the amount you end up paying with 123 is close to that anyhow........ on a plus note there is one gentleman at 123 who actually assisted with a attachment to show me how to do something which was most helpful.
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Good product, with reasonable prices. I purchased both domains, shared hosting and VPS for me and on behalf of customers. So 123-reg is always my first choice when I need something of above. However! Billing dept has some catching up to do, had a situation last year when my DD weren't going out properly (upgraded VPS). Despite opening tickets with billing advising the monthly DD amount wasn't right and that I did not want to have a situation in a few months when I'd have to pay a chunk of money because they finally realised I was in a short fall. Each time I was assured it would not happen and on one instance I was even told that they don't send DD pre-advice emails (hmm ok hahah - like whatever).
Sure as hell few months later I had a DD coming out for a much higher than expected amount and naturally I questioned it. Only to be treated (in my opinion) as a serial non-payer and that it indeed was me who was wrong and who dared to owe them money. When I pointed out that there indeed was ticked dating few moths back (actually some of the conversation still sat in the same ticket - so all they had to do was to actually READ it) and told the person to read what was written in the ticket a few months back, I was met with what I could only describe as "poor" response. I felt treated badly (and victimised) and having done all I could to notify them of and issue, I was still made to be the "bad guy"... It's all sorted now, even though this happened a few months back I still feel a need to tell someone.
All in all I'm still using them as I think they are a good company and I do recommend them to my friends and clients :) Slowly turning away to azure but that's another story :)
I am operating a small Bed & Breakfast website, basic Wordpresss install. Max 15 visitors per day. Clients had complained that they were unable to access the website so naturally I got in touch with 123-reg (total page load roughly 45 secs, regular 500 errrors).
I operate many websites, across many different hosts. I use a variation of cloud, VPS, dedicated, and shared hosting. I am by no means a newbie to shared hosting. Never have I seen such poor shared hosting, for what is a very small website.
Upon reporting this, aside from one operative, most support agents simply blamed my website and told me to upgrade to their VPS package, which significantly more expensive than the shared package (which itself isn't cheap) and way beyond the scope of my needs.
I quote their support agent on reporting this issue:
Andrew (17:24): You have a WordPress website in place on a shared hosting plan, you host the site with other sites on the same server that draws resources based on the site's needs, yours requires a lot of resources that the server delays to deliver, you can try to disable some of the plugins/addons on the site to boost performance.
Again, basic Wordpress install and a couple of lightweight / widely used plugins - check it out at www.bedandbreakfaststamford.org.
I feel sorry for the business owners out there who do not have the expertise/resources to fix these issues, and find 123-reg's 'tough luck, upgrade' approach extremely frustrating.
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I had some issues on my web hosting + database connections and this man was able to help me.
I run a small but growing list of busy WordPress websites. Whenever I have any issue related to my set-up (I'm no guru or expert but get by) I know I can rely on 123 Reg.
I would recommend them without hesitation.
I have used 123-reg for a couple of websites now. I find their dashboard relatively straight forward, and there is prompt online chat support for when I have had queries. I have used other web hosting companies in the past, and the resolution of issues has not been as prompt as I have found with 123-reg
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Experienced fantastic support today with 123-reg. I had an issue where an SSL and domain had been renewed when they should have been cancelled. Luckily a guy named Petru in support helped me sort out the problem and got me my money back.
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I've bought several domains and hosting packages with 123 over the years. The only reason why my review is so short is that there's only one thing to say about every aspect of their service: PERFECT!
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Denon's 2012 AV receivers announced: AirPlay-friendly
Denon is always last to announce its new AV receivers each year, but the company just rolled out its new 2012 line.
Denon's AVR-1912 was a hit last year with built-in AirPlay support, and now AirPlay is available on all but the entry-level $250 Denon AVR-1513. There aren't many surprises otherwise, although Denon's back panels are looking more minimalist than ever before. Here's how Denon's 2012 line of AV receivers breaks down:… Read more


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The Polycom Telepresence m100 solution is a cost-effective way to add video to your communication tools.
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Chesapeake Boathouse
Welcome to the Chesapeake Boathouse and RIVERSPORT!
OKC RIVERSPORT rowing, kayaking, dragon boating, running, cycling and fitness activities are all headquartered in the Chesapeake Boathouse. Visit our RIVERSPORT web site to learn how you can get involved or to take a 360 virtual tour, courtesy of NewSpin 360! Hours are Mon-Fri 6a-8p • Sat 7a-5p • Sun 1-5p.
About the Boathouse
The Chesapeake Boathouse was the first structure to grace the banks of the newly revitalized Oklahoma River in downtown Oklahoma City in 2006. Today, it anchors the Boathouse District and serves as the community boathouse on the river.
Hailed by many as a landmark presence along the river, the design is the vision of Oklahoma City architect Rand Elliott with primary funding for the project provided by Chesapeake Energy Corporation.
- Deck, lobby, and event room for receptions and meetings
- Boat bays to store up to 124 rowing shells
- A panoramic 24-ft. wall of glass overlooking the deck, river, and reflecting pool
- Event room with a 62-foot window revealing the boat bays
- Fully-equipped fitness/training room overlooking the river
The Chesapeake Boathouse is an Oklahoma Centennial Project.


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Three Steps Forward, Two Steps Back
"We were (mostly) prepared for the academic arguments but not necessarily the thing many fear in this discussion: personal conflict."
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"We were (mostly) prepared for the academic arguments but not necessarily the thing many fear in this discussion: personal conflict."
"It's tempting to think that the church needs to decide quickly which of these [original sin] scenarios is right, and which ones must be wrong. I believe the church is better served by taking its time, holding several different scenarios in tension for a while as we think through the implications of each."
Having won an ECF grant, Cara Wall-Scheffler, biological anthropologist at Seattle Pacific University, and I are now planning to host a group of 18 young Christian paleobiologists for a week-long seminar during late June, 2014. Our seminar will include guest lectures by scientists, historians, and pastors who all have an interest in discussing bridging faith and science 'gaps.'
As Christians we believe by faith that Christ was both human and divine, and although this paradox can be difficult to comprehend, it is not a stumbling block to our faith nor does it hinder us from having a relationship with him. Similarly, the Bible is both human and divine.
This week in the news: a new conversation about rifts in the Christian church (sponsored by the Colossian Forum), a 46-million-year-old fossilized mosquito turns up in a Montana lake, and more…
There is no formula for generating beliefs in people. There are plenty of people with access to the same facts who end up believing different things. But for many Christians—like the ones I heard from this week—access to information about the position we call "evolutionary creation" could make a significant difference for reconciling science and Christian faith.
"For a few moments, it felt like our little church community was surrounded by glory. The wisdom of Christ in the hypothalamus was illumining the wisdom of Christ in the prophets and gospels."
What can a practicing scientist in the 21st century—even a "bench scientist" like me whose scientific forays are confined to a laboratory—glean from a 19th century wanderer like Thoreau?
"But for me, personally, it was the notes from everyday Christians that left an impact: The stories of students who felt forced (and wrongly so) to choose between their faith and reason, the stories of parents concerned their precocious young sons and daughters will have their love for science questioned by fellow Christians, and the stories of faith lost and found again through prayer and reading."
When we understand the Gospel message, everything changes (or should change) in how we interact with others. We recognize that we can no longer feel superior to others because our good works get us no closer to salvation than the misdeeds of the wicked, as all of humanity falls short of God's glory.
Critics of Christianity look to evolution to show how the emergence of human life on earth demanded enormous ruin and ravage, billions of years of apparent waste and futility, species extermination and organism road kill. Not only was the massive dying off rampant, it's mandatory too.
As I read The Voyage, I often thought about Darwin's other famous work, The Origin of Species, and the delight that Darwin clearly took in the natural world. Writing about a tropical forest in Brazil, he found himself at a loss for words, "…it is not possible to give an adequate idea of the higher feelings of wonder, astonishment, and devotion, which fill and elevate the mind."
Considering my own stance on the satisfying harmony of science and faith, you might be surprised to find on my shelves nearly everything written by Richard Dawkins (including "The God Delusion") and my late friend Christopher Hitchens (including "God Is Not Great"). One must dig deeply into opposing points of view in order to know whether your own position remains defensible. Iron sharpens iron.
How do metaphors impact the dialogue between faith and science? We might start by asking: what are the framing metaphors at work in the current debates? Even using the word "dialogue" here suggests an implicit metaphor that frames my approach to the relationship between faith and science. Imagine substituting "dialogue" with "war;" that would conjure a completely different metaphorical framework.
Its questionable treatment of science and scientists—with an attack mindset and a goal to make scientists look stupid—causes me to advise extreme caution. Bluntly, I see this video as counter to our evangelistic mission.
The gift of Love must be the gift of freedom, the gift of a degree of letting-be, and this can be expected to be true of all creatures to the extent that is appropriate to their proper character. It is in the nature of dense snow fields that they will sometimes slip with the destructive force of an avalanche. It is the nature of lions that they will seek their prey. It is the nature of cells that they will mutate, sometimes producing new forms of life, sometimes grievous disabilities, sometimes cancers.
These excerpts from Origins: Christian Perspectives on Creation, Evolution, and Intelligent Design, written by BioLogos president Deborah Haarsma and her husband Loren Haarsma, offer a sampling of the book's many topics, from exploring our disagreements and agreements on origins as Christians to explaining scientific processes to looking at how we read Genesis.
With so many issues to discuss, Christians can easily get the feeling that science is always attacking the faith. It is essential to balance such conversations with positive responses to God's creation. After all, the primary response to the natural world in the Bible is to praise the God who made it.


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It's said a picture's worth a thousand words. In that case, the wide grins on sunburned faces said all anyone needed to know about the success of Saturday's 10th annual Winner's Edge Sturgeon Derby.
Derby organizer Steve Alain said 140 people registered for this year's event – the biggest number ever. "I'm not exactly sure how we ended up with that many - maybe it was because we didn't hold it on the holiday weekend," Alain suggested.
The first prize for the largest fish went to previous winner John McCabe, who landed a six-foot, eight-inch sturgeon just after 10:30 Saturday morning.
Second place went to Eric Zimmerman, who caught a six-foot, seven-inch sturgeon at Fraser Cove.
Third-place was decided by one-eighth of an inch. Shawn McLellan and Jamie Sudlow both caught fish measuring six feet, six inches, but McLellan's was just that tiny bit longer. Their fish were caught at the Basran and Vannice fishing holes.
Fifth place was won by Bob Sheridan, who landed a six foot, four-inch sturgeon early Saturday morning.
Mary Oldring's six-foot, two-inch sturgeon was good for a sixth-place finish in the derby. She was the top female fisher in the event.
After the fish had been measured and photographed, the sturgeon were released back into the Fraser River under the catch-and-release program for the giant prehistoric fish, which is an endangered species.
Prizes for the winning catches were handed out at a barbecue held Saturday night at the Reynolds Hotel parking lot. Proceeds from the silent auction and raffle at the barbecue went to the Lillooet Fire Department. At the barbecue, tales were told of the fish that got away, fishing gear lost in the river, and the effort of pulling and reeling, pulling and reeling to land one of the "monster" fish.
Because of the large number of entries in this year's derby, participants in this year's event will have an opportunity to pre-register next year between May 1 and May 31. Following that, registration will be on a first-come, first-served basis for the July 27 derby. Alain said July 20 is the cut-off date for all registrations next year.
The smallest catch of the day on Saturday was a 13-inch sturgeon.
Until last week, the largest sturgeon ever caught in the Fraser was 3.4 metres, or 11.154 feet. That fish was landed in 2003.
Last month, a monster white sturgeon weighing an estimated 1,100 pounds and measuring 12 feet, four inches was caught in the Fraser near Chilliwack by British angler Michael Snell, 65, from Salisbury, England. Snell's sturgeon is believed to be to be the biggest freshwater fish ever caught on rod and reel in North America.


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