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Beautiful Tobyhanna cabins are located in the majestic mountains of the Poconos. There, you can enjoy the loveliness of nature and the amenities that a cabin offers you and your family. Some services and extras may include lakefront settings, fireplaces, and hot tubs for chilly evenings. Many Poconos vacation rentals are suitable for keeping your children entertained. In fact, many Tobyhanna house rentals come equipped with WiFi access and game rooms. If you're a pet lover, then some cabins will even allow you to bring your furry friend.
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... computer and headed toward the back porch. Along the way I met Fernando, the husband, who had been asleep when I arrived the night before and had left for work before I had woken up. He's was very nice, showing me the easier way to the porch, telling me to yell if I needed anything at all. While I was out there, their daughter, Fernanda, arrived with her husband and their little girl, who's a month older than my youngest nephew. She was cute, and had ...
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I am a Dallas Cowboys fan (How did that happen? Read this - Unlikely Football Fans: A Pair of Nuns and Me)
I live in Chicago.
Because I live in Chicago, not every Cowboy game is on television.
Because it is 2013, I
have should have options.
Option 1: Can I buy DirecTV's Sunday Ticket? No. It is not available in my building. (Another story, another day, another blog).
Option 2: Can I buy a PS3 and never play a single game because I am a thirty-something year old woman, I mean really, and use it only and exclusively for one thing - that is, DirecTV's Sunday Ticket?
YES. Yes, I can.
... if it were 2012.
Unfortunately, it is 2013. And that means the monopoly and control DirecTV has over my life and fandom continues.
Oh, there are more solutions, you say?
You can buy Madden 25th Anniversary edition and get a code to use on your PS3?
Let's do it!
We tried ...
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Ok, beggars can't be choosers. Let's buy it online.
We tried ...
The response: DirecTV Sunday Ticket indicates you already have the service at your address.
(Yeah, because we had it on PS3 last year, DirecTV's super smart computer system reads it this way and we are unable to purchase the online option.)
We can't win.
And I'm not talking about the Cowboys.
The question:
If DirecTV is the only provider of the NFL games I want to see, is that a monopoly?
The answer:
Who cares. I'm so aggravated I can't even think straight.
A better question:
If DirecTV is the only provider of the NFL games I want to see and they make it available on my television in 2012 but not in 2013, does that make them the biggest tease in modern times?
The answer:
But, 'tease' is too polite. I like dirtbag. Biggest dirtbag company in modern times.
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for 2012, when we were able to watch any NFL game on our television. Ah, those were the good ol' days. That was a great year.
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I went to start work on my first Magento site last night. I installed Magento on my local Windows XP machine for development but the front and backend were both extremely slow (often 10 seconds to load admin pages). This is an empty site with only 1 connected user.
I had MySQL administrator open and there didn't seem to be crazy number of queries or too much memory usage. I increased the memory available to MySQL anyway, but it made no difference.
So this morning I installed Magento to my shared linux hosting account and the performance was much better. Not super-fast, but definitely usable where the local install is really not usable.
I haven't installed APC on my local machine yet, but really, I didn't think it'd be necessary for an empty site on what is essentially a dedicated server with 1 user.
Any ideas on why the performance is so bad on my local machine?
I'm using Apache 2.2, PHP 5.2.5 and MySQL 5.0.51 on an AMD AthlonX2 4400, 2GB RAM
I've enabled APC and Xdebug on my local machine to profile the code as it executes. I'm also viewing the client side performance with Firebug and I am quite confused about why pages take so long to load.
Xdebug reports that the server side execution generally has a cumulative time of 500 - 1100ms, which is quite acceptable.
Firebug puts the total time over the "wire" at 0.4 - 2.7 seconds, which again is entirely acceptable.
So as I click around the backend the profiling tools report at most about 4 seconds of stuff happening (client and server total), yet the pages still take around 10 seconds to appear in the browser, ready to use.
As an example:
I just deleted the Californian Tax Rate.
Xdebug reported a 2700ms cumulative time and Firebug just 360ms to load 7 requests yet the page did not respond for a full 31 seconds (using a stopwatch).
Does anyone know why there's such a discrepency?
I've used Firefox 184.108.40.206, IE7 and Opera 9.27 and they are all slow to load backend pages from my local machine.
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Thanks for the response.
Yeah, I know the speed issues have been discussed. I just thought it odd that Magento was okay on my shared server, but slow on my local machine. I thought that might indicate that there was something I could locally to get the same speed I get from my shared host.
I'm not sure whether it's the OS, Apache version, configuration or something else.
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