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Mehmet Dosemeci received his PH.D. in History from Columbia University in 2009. Before joining ICLS as an Interact Fellow, he spent a year as a Max Weber Fellow at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy. His overall work engages with the intellectual and cultural history of Turkish-European relations in the twentieth century. His current book project, Joining Europe: Civilization and Nationalism in Turkish-EEC Relations, examines how Turkey's half-century long membership bid into the European Union transformed Turkey's understanding of itself and its place within the world. Going beyond the diplomatic and political accounts of Turkish-EU relations, it traces the existential grip that the European project held over the Turkish social-imaginary.
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Model-turned-actress Gauahar Khan featured with her sister Nigaar Z. Khan in "The Khan Sisters" and she is looking forward to the second season of the reality show.
"I hope another season comes. The production house needs to decide but I think (if nothing happens) Nigaar and I will produce it," Gauahar told IANS.
"The Khan Sisters", the Indian version of "Keeping Up With The Kardashians", went on air in 2011.
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Ive recently checked out a program that scans your drivers for out-of-date ones and tells you which ones need updated. and i found one that could colve alot of my problems im having at the moment but i cannot for the driver anywhere on the net to download it. It's as follows:
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if anyone could help me out that would me awesome!
But if thats not the case for getting this error:
everytime i start a 3D game, then if someone could help me on that too it'd be great!
Check to make sure your video card or audio card are not sharing resources with other devices. go to control panel>system>device manager and make sure that no device has the yellow exclamation mark next to it.
Next, make sure you have the most current drivers for your hardware. (mobo, video/sound card..etc)
Now, most importantly, you did NOT mention what video card (if any) you have. What kind is it?
Abit NF8
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it's a 512MB Radeon x1600 Pro. no exclamation points in device manager, and all driver and BIOS are as current as the sites i went to have.
Go download and install the unified driver for your motherboard's chipset. It supports all the platforms below.
nForce3 Ultra
nForce3 Pro 250
nForce3 Pro
nForce3 250
nForce3 250Gb
Didn't we go over this before? DON'T accept what that software is telling you! The are no newer drivers available for your "old" nForce2 chipset...v5.10 is as good as it gets!
i wasn't asking for new drivers i was just pretty much asking what is going on with my system to make it spaz out with that Error all the time. yea. its old but its all i got at the moment and i would at least like to get it to work decently.
"i wasn't asking for new drivers"
"Ive recently checked out a program that scans your drivers for out-of-date ones and tells you which ones need updated. and i found one that could colve alot of my problems"
What am I not understanding? Regardless, v5.10 is the latest driver available for your board's chipset (nForce2). Sabertooth created a link, all you needed to do was click on it, then click "accept" & you could have downloaded it. These drivers are almost 2 years old but there isn't anything newer & there probably won't be. Make sure to follow the installation hints:
And fyi, I'm not putting down your "old" board...I'm still running two boards based on the nForce2 chipset myself & they're great! All you need to do is set your's up properly.


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Last spring, Get Rich Slowly hosted a video contest. Fifty-seven GRS readers submitted short videos sharing financial tips and success stories. From these, I picked a handful of contest winners. I had so much fun with the contest that we're doing it again. Starting Tuesday the 15th, the GRS Video Contest is officially underway!
2011 Get Rich Slowly Video Contest
Entering the contest is easy. Simply create a video under two minutes in length. Your video should fit in one of two categories: Personal Finance Tips or Success Stories. You can use anything you want to record the videos, and you can be as creative (or non-creative) as you'd like.
Since I'm the judge for the contest, I'll tell you right now that although content is king (meaning the quality of your tip counts for a lot), I'm going to be pre-disposed to hands-on, how-to type videos with topics like these:
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Adam Baker with his personal success story
As you can see, your videos don't have to be anything fancy. While you're certainly welcome to get creative, what I really want is for you folks to make something by hand. I want you to take risks, get creative, and share your ideas with other GRS readers. I think it'll be awesome, just like last year.
Again this year, we're giving away cold, hard cash. The winner in each category — Personal Finance and Success Stories — will receive $500. And ten runners-up in each category will win an autographed copy of Your Money: The Missing Manual. That makes 22 prizes in all!
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HCA inhibits the enzymes that store excess carbohydrates as fat. As a result, your body expels these carbs instead of depositing them in the body as fat stores. Combine these two with the fat burning benefits and many users report an increase in weight loss of two to three times what they experienced before adding the supplement to their weight loss routine.
There is overwhelming evidence that Garcinia Cambogia is effective for weight loss.
Studies show that if one takes Garcinia Cambogia supplement alone, with no other diet or exercise routine the average user will drop three to four pounds a month. Those serious about losing weight that combine Garcinia Cambogia for weight loss with diet and exercise have experienced weight loss in the fifteen to twenty pound a month range. Those are HUGE results (pardon the pun).
There are however conflicting studies. You should know before buying Garcinia Cambogia that there have been studies that have shown Garcinia to be less effective than the studies mentioned above. In addition, too much HCA has definite, negative, side effects. Ingesting too much HCA in any form has lead to nausea, headache, diarrhea, and "digestive discomfort" (stomach ache). If you experience any of those, you should stop taking Garcinia Cambogia for weight loss purposes and consult your doctor or dietician before you begin again.
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I'm not sure why the constitutionality of a law or regulation cannot be tested because it might change in the future, but two different Federal judges have dismissed suits against the HHS contraception mandate at least partly on these peculiar grounds. See these Catholic World News stories:
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I'd also like to call your attention to an anniversary. It is the first anniversary of the news website launched last year by the Pontifical Council of Social Communications, news.va. Sure, our own Catholic World News is a far more comprehensive source of Catholic news, and one that handles tough stories with a certain necessary independence. But it is still interesting to visit this site, which aggregates the news of all the media offices of the Holy See.
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I've continued to update my lists of publications and presentations over the past months, but I think it's time to do another quick round-up of recent work before all the new projects start in earnest.
First off, my colleagues Darryl Woodford, Troy Sadkowsky and I have been making some good progress developing further methodological approaches to Twitter research – focussing this time especially on examining how accounts gain their followers (for some of the outcomes from that research, also see our coverage at Mapping Online Publics):
Axel Bruns, Darryl Woodford, and Troy Sadkowsky. "Towards a Methodology for Examining Twitter Follower Accession." First Monday 19.4 (2014).
Axel Bruns and Darryl Woodford. "Identifying the Events That Connect Social Media Users: Charting Follower Accession on Twitter." In SAGE Research Methods Cases. London: Sage, 2013.
More generally, I've also been involved in a couple of related publications led by Stefan Stieglitz from the University of Münster (one in English, one in German) which highlight the contribution which the emerging field of social media analytics will be able to make to the disciplines of business informatics and information systems:
Now that I'm back in Australia from my extended conference trip, I immediately got back on a plane to travel to a freezing Melbourne, to present our social media research in crisis communication and beyond at the 2013 IBM Research Colloquium. Below are my slides and audio – many thanks again to Jennifer Lai and her team at IBM Research Australia for the invitation!
When important news breaks, social media facilitate the rapid formation of issue publics which come together to 'work the story' of the unfolding event. This is especially evident in the context of natural disasters and other crises. The close study of social media feeds during such crisis provides a valuable insight into the dynamics of the event, with participants acting as human sensors for new information and current trends. This paper outlines the crisis communication research conducted at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation at Queensland University of Technology, and outlines the need for further background research into the longer-term development of social media platforms.
My own presentation at the Project EPIC symposium was next, outlining the Australian perspective on the uses of social media in crisis communication. Powerpoint and audio below:
Social Media in Times of Crisis: The Australian Perspective from Axel Bruns
When this site goes quiet, it's usually because work is exceptionally busy. My apologies for the long silence since the launch of our major collection A Companion to New Media Dynamics – a range of projects, variously relating to the uses of social media in crisis communication, of Twitter in a number of national elections, of social media as a second-screen backchannel to televised events, and of 'big data' in researching online issue publics, have kept me occupied for the past eight months or so.
Now, I'm about to head off to Denver for the annual Association of Internet Researchers conference and on to a number of other events, and you can expect the usual bout of live blogging from these conferences – but before I do so, here's a quick update of some of the major publications and papers I've completed during the past few months. For some more frequent updates on the work of my colleagues and me, you can also follow our updates at Mapping Online Publics and the site of the QUT Social Media Research Group, of course. On the SMRG site, we've also posted a list of the presentations we'll be making at AoIR and beyond – hope to see you there!
Axel Bruns - Keynote Presentation 2 - Social Media in Times of Crisis 2013 from Eidos Institute on Vimeo.
As we're hurtling down the last few hours towards 2013, it seems like a good idea to take stock of what was an incredibly busy 2012. Here, then, is a round-up of all (I think) of my publications and presentations for the year, organised into loose thematic categories. In all, and with my various collaborators from the ARC Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation and beyond, I seem to have generated some 4 book chapters, 12 journal articles, 22 conference presentations and one major report – and that's not counting various articles in The Guardian, The Conversation, and other media outlets. There's also a few more articles still in the pipeline – but given today's date, I suspect they'll end up counting towards 2013 rather than 2012…
One major component of our Mapping Online Publics work for this year has been the further development of our social media research approaches, especially as far as Twitter research is concerned. A number of my publications have dealt with the practical aspects of this work:


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Back when sugar plantations filled the area, workers would gather at lunch, and the "mixed plate" concept began when the Japanese, Koreans, and Filipinos started passing around their own ethnic group's food to the other workers.
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Custom-created promotional products can make huge waves when it comes to generating buzz about your business! The purpose behind a trade show, after all, is to make sure that people leave with your business in mind. There is no better way to do this in a trade show setting than to offer something a little more exceptional than the rest of your competitors.
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There are all kinds of interesting promotional items you can customize for your business, but it's always a good idea to choose items that will get attendees talking and sharing. Complicated puzzles, colorful toys, and items that take a little bit of tinkering are great tools for generating some conversation at your next trade show! The show booths that engage clients in a memorable way and encourage interaction are the most successful and popular. If you want to see results from your efforts, then you'll need to do more than put up a few banners and ask your employees to stand in the booth all day.
|When choosing your promotional items to give away, be sure to check out products that will put your name in lights. Some great items you might want to include in your promotional product arsenal are: cool glow ice cubes, flashlight key chains, folding book lights, light up rubber ducks, light-up yo-yos, neon sunglasses, and sun shades for vehicles. All of these items are fun little novelty tokens that will create some buzz for your company! Try to be imaginative and think of giveaway items that your competitors may not consider.
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If safety is your priority, then check into giving away personalized kits! You can have your logo printed on road safety kits, personal safety kits, and first aid kits to associate your brand with good health. This strategy is particularly effective for trade shows in the health or medical fields, but any company can get in on the action and encourage good health and hygiene. In fact, portable germ eliminators like hand sanitizers are among the most in-demand promo items these days. Safety kits and anti-bacterial gel may not be as exciting as other promotional items, but they can be very effective advertising tools – especially if your company is the only one distributing them at the trade show!
|There are no right or wrong methods for determining buzz-worthy promotional items! All you need to do is put a little thought into the process and come up with ideas that are fun or out-of-the-ordinary. Obviously, don't buy any offensive products, but the key is to stay one step ahead of your competitors by purchasing unusual giveaway items that will inspire people to stop at your booth. It's really that easy!
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The Y Gets Millions of Kids Moving
In preparation for summer break, a time when many kids and teens lose the daily structure of lessons and physical activity, YMCAs nationwide are providing millions of families with tools for building a foundation for practicing healthy habits that will last through the summer.
It's all part of YMCA's Healthy Kids Day, which was celebrated on Saturday, April 26, at nearly 1,600 YMCAs across the country.
YMCA's Healthy Kids Day–the nation's largest health day for kids–helped families learn how to improve their health and well-being, which can benefit kids during out-of-school time. Kids are at risk for the "summer slide," with studies showing that when they're not learning and staying physically active during summer, kids fall behind academically and gain weight twice as fast as than during the school year.
"More than one in three American children and teens is overweight, and there are concerns we're lagging other countries academically. We know summer break can put kids further at risk for both issues," said Dr. Matt Longjohn, National Health Officer at YMCA of the USA. "It's critical for families to develop healthy habits now that will continue into adulthood. YMCA's Healthy Kids Day is designed to provide parents with the tools and skills to establish these healthy behaviors."
YMCA's Healthy Kids Day featured games, healthy cooking demonstrations, arts and crafts, and more. To build on the healthy habits learned at this year's event, the Y offers five simple tips for families:
1. High five the fruits and veggies. Make sure kids get at least five servings per day, the minimum number nutritionists recommend to maintain healthy childhood development.
2. Foster an early and ongoing passion for books. Read to and with your kids. Help children read at every age and every stage of development.
3. Team up for athletic events. Set a family goal of great health by teaming up for community or charity events such as races, walks, fun runs, and bike rides.
4. Volunteer Together. Find a cause that matters to the kids. Open their eyes to a world beyond themselves and the rich rewards that come from making a difference.
5. Lead By Example. Be a good role model–kids can be influenced by seeing how hard their parents work at home or on the job and how rewarding that experience is.
YMCA's Healthy Kids Day is supported by the National Basketball Association and national media partners Sprout and LazyTown, who are committed to encouraging kids to lead a healthy lifestyle.
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One that you do not want to overlook is the 1/2 price admission price for the High Museum of Art every Thursday in March from 4pm-8pm. Yes, you read it correctly. Half off, the two greatest words that have ever been spoken. You'll be able to experience some of the great current exhibitions the museum has to offer. One of the newest exhibitions is the Frida & Diego: Passion, Politics, and Painting Exhibition. It's going on until May 12, 2013, but why not see it while you've got half off?
This is all in an effort to say thank you by the Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau for 100 years of hospitality within the area. The center will be providing many different events throughout the year, so keep a lookout.
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Celebrating Radio as A Tool for Development
Feb 13 2014, Burkina Faso [BF], Agriculture, Gender, Media, Projects
13 February marks the World Radio Day, an initiative to encourage both major networks and community radio to promote access to information, freedom of expression and gender equality over the airwaves.
Radio used as communication tool for development continues to play a crucial role in reaching out to impoverished and illiterate communities in rural areas of Africa and Latin America. Radio programmes help increase access to relevant information in remote locations, encourage debate through interactive programmes and disseminate awareness-raising campaigns in local languages.
Setting an example of community radio
Former partner Pag-la-Yiri's work in conflict resolution has been recently recognised with the Broadcasting Merit Award by the Conseil Supérieur de la Communication in Burkina Faso. In the recent past, Pag La Yiri has played an important mediating and reconciliation role when ethnic violence broke out between Peulh and Bissa populations in the region – and it is for this role, next to its other merits, that it was awarded with this recognition. IICD helped the organisation set up the first radio station in the region in 2009 and it continued to support its work until 2012.
Based in Zabre, Burkina Faso, Pag-la-Yiri focuses on using radio and rural listening clubs to inform the population with local and national news and with socially and economically relevant programmes, and to foster debate on issues around agriculture, education and gender. Pag-la-Yiri has achieved this by creating interactive programmes that focus on the everyday lives of Burkinabe communities and Burkinabe society in general. For example, topical shows addressing 'hygienic living environments' have proved popular amongst listeners.
The gender-neutral format of such themes has allowed previously sensitive gender topics like maternal health to be debated by both sexes. This has increased female interaction and overcome the hostility some rural males held towards female orientated radio programming. In terms of radio listening clubs, Pag-la-Yiri has seen strong participation from both men and women who speak out and discuss the programmes they've listened to. This has allowed for a positive exchange of gender perspectives to take place.
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Pag-la-Yiri not only offers a strong case study for how community radio can contribute to empowering communities and promoting access to information. Its ongoing success also demonstrates the sustainability of the project and how IICD's approach to local ownership promotes development beyond initial support and funding lifecycles.
While IICD provided capacity training and helped establish solid networks and knowledge sharing platforms, Pag-la-Yiri put in place a marketing and commercial strategy offering broadcasting services and airtime for advertising.
As a catalyser and facilitator in the process of enabling local ownership from the start, IICD ensures that its ICT-enabled projects are designed following a participatory and multi-stakeholder approach. This approach allows for local organisations to take control and responsibility for the design and implementation of their projects.
The recognition awarded by the Conseil Supérieur de la Communication in Burkina Faso is well deserved and Pag-la-Yiri's continued success stands testament to IICD's goal to build sustainable and locally supported ICT-enabled projects.
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The London Festival of Photography (part 2)
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The London Festival of Photography is one of my favourite events in town. The theme this year was as broad as it can get: Inside Out: Reflections on the Public and the Private. I've seen a magic lantern performance, archive photos of Libya before and during Gaddafi's regime, documents from Apartheid era South Africa, a photo film of the world's biggest event for dog lovers. Some of the festival 18 exhibitions and 30 events were hosted in London's most famous institutions (Museum of London, British Library, British Museum, Tate Modern, the V&A, etc.), some of which relegated the festival exhibitions to a wall by the entrance or a room you could access only when it wasn't booked for some symposium or reception. Fortunately, independent galleries did a more laudable work.
Most of the exhibitions are now closed. Except these four! Here's a quick roundup of the ones i've seen:
Starting with what will hopefully be my only reference to the Olympics: Gymnasium by Tarryn Gill & Pilar Mata Dupont.
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The film is a direct reference to Olympia, Leni Riefenstahl's film documenting the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin. The aesthetics and the innovative motion picture techniques developed by Riefenstahl are almost universally admired. Her connection with the Third Reich, however, don't draw much sympathy.
Gymnasium transposes fascist aesthetic to comment on Australian nationalism. The artists hired 20 actors and dancers to perform as proud ''athletes'' participating in a mid-century-style choreography. They wear forced smiles, stiff haircuts and bodies slightly heavier than the ones of contemporary's athletes.
You have until Friday 20 July to go to Photofusion and watch the full version of the film. It's part of Hijacked III, a survey exhibition of photographic talents from Australia and the United Kingdom.
Next is the hardest show to find ever! But it was worth the search. Evgenia Arbugaeva was born in the the small Siberian town of Tiksi. She wrote: In the days of the Soviet Union, Tiksi was an important military and scientific base. People came from all over the country, some driven by employment opportunities, and others driven by a romantic dream of the far North. As the introduction implies, although the town is very far north and surrounded by vast expanses of tundra, there was an abundance of beauty. After the fall of the USSR my family, along with many others, boarded the windows of our home and left for a bigger city.
The photographer went back to Tiksi last year. She found an almost abandoned town and asked Tanya, a young girl in awe of Jacques Cousteau, to be her guide to Tiksi. This year, Tanya's family will leave Tiksi too. They see no future in the small town and plan to move to a larger city.
The Guardian gallery had an exhibition of Steve Bloom's rarely (and in some cases never) seen photographs from the mid 1970's South Africa.
1976 was a critical year in South African history. The first real cracks in the apartheid system of racial segregation appeared when black school children took to the streets to protest against new laws, which had been introduced to reinforce an inferior education system. The authorities struck back ruthlessly, killing and wounding many defenseless children.
One of the main exhibitions in the festival was titled The Great British Public because, you know, everything British has suddenly become 'great' in the UK: the food, the landscape, the music festival.
It was also great photo documentary. Great British photo documentary that celebrates the idiosyncrasies of life in the UK. The photo below is actually too english to be true: the main protagonist in Martin Parr's photo is a performer dressed as a bobby, standing in a mock street in the Black Country Living Museum in Dudley, Midlands.
Arnhel de Serra toured the U.K.'s agricultural shows. His series, When The Sun Sets Over The Royal, shows that agricultural shows are not just for farmers anymore. They provide an entertaining escape for urban dwellers.
Nick Cunard's audio slide portrays the working day of an ice cream van man. Mr Whirly aka Ron Sutherland of Chard in Somerset maintains a sunny disposition in spite of the gloomy economic climate, price busting supermarkets, distracted customers and another seemingly crap British summer!
MR WHIRLY [1280X720] from nick cunard - stills moving on Vimeo.
Giulietta Verdon-Roe presents a dramatic portray of rural life. She documented the sharp decline of population in North Ronaldsay, the northernmost islands of Orkney, in Scotland. On her first visit in 2008, the island had 63 inhabitants with four children in the school. When she traveled back to the island two years later, the population had dropped to 51. The school was open but there were no children to teach. And the owner of the only pub couldn't sell drinks because of the prohibitive costs of the government licensing laws.
75 years ago, J B Priestley published English Journey, a study of England in 1933. The writer shared his observations on the social problems he witnessed while touring the country, and called for democratic socialist change. Photographer John Angerson recently set out to follow in Priestley's footsteps to document an England facing recession, homogenisation, celebrity culture and technology addiction.
As the title of the series suggest, Hackney - A Tale of Two Cities by Zed Nelson, shows the two faces of a neighbourhood that is associated with gang culture and dereliction, but has also recently become London's trendiest neighbourhood.
The Museum of London asked visitors to send them information about Frederick Wilfred's shots of London in the years 1957-62.
They were donated to the museum by Wilfred's son after the death of the photographer. Most of them had never been shown before and they came with little to no comment about the scenes and people portrayed. They depict a London slowly emerging from the aftermath of WWII.
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I needed to fix this fast and no matter what. It is a good thing I planned on doing the whole line system. The problem I had is: The 2 pieces of pre-bent tubing had issues. 1- was bent backwards opposite the valve and the 2nd wasn't usable at all, I had to cut the fittings off and make my own.
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Morris is straight forward about this piece not being an OEM fit which is good, what they lack is how to make it fit the stock rear brake line. An adapter is needed with 9/16" 18 male threads 7/16" 20 female. The adapter is sold by Inline Tube.
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The proportion valve is good quality, exceeds OEM. I fit perfectly which is a good thing because AMC found the most unlikely place on the vehicle to mount it. I had to get a bit creative to connect the rear break line but other than that it worked fine.
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Big Checks and Good "Stuff" at PCH
The late comedian George Carlin had a great routine about all the "stuff' we acquire and how we must find places to put all our "stuff." More and more "stuff" piles up and then there's no room for more "stuff," so you have to get rid of some of your "stuff."
I invoke Carlin's memory every now and then when somebody asks me why I haven't come to their front door with a ton of cash from Publishers Clearing House. Quite often this question comes from a person who has lots of material goods. "You don't need any more 'stuff," I tell them, to which they reply: "I don't want much: just one of those big checks made of cardboard that I see you handing out on TV."
Well, they are right: that one simple thing, a big check that says "Publishers Clearing House SuperPrize" on it has satisfied every single person who has received it – and I've known a lot of those lucky folks since I've personally awarded prizes worth over $200 million as head of the PCH Prize Patrol.
How would you like to win one of our Big Checks? You can if you click here on this link to pch.com and enter the PCH Sweepstakes without delay.
Besides the huge cash prizes, there's other good "stuff" at Publishers Clearing House. You can entertain yourself at PCHgames, win more prizes at PCHlotto, conduct an online search at PCHsearch&win, view exciting PCH "winning moments" at pchtv.com, and find great deals on magazine subscriptions and merchandise at pch.com.
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PCH. I would like to have The Big Checks and all the goodies
am prayign o to the pch team who will awrded big check to george this is the day i will never forget in my life from america
Whew!!! Haven't posted a few days (computer problems again).
Anywhooo, My "stuff" is very old & I need to replace it.
But, good luck to all!!
hmmmmmm just started to play the slot like game that pops up the money would be great but the suv is a very nice prize.
~Happy Birthday wishest~ go out to mr.Frank Alb and to mrs.Christine Dagey at the Publishers Clearing House, *Happy birthday* to You Guys and Have a Nice Day!
Well, I'd certainly have lots of PLACES to "stuff" all that money should we win!!! The people we'd share with can go and have their own "stuff!!!"
For us, we'd have to clear ourselves of alot of "stuff" so that we'd have to do what's right with all that money (& it's not to purchase "new stuff" either!!!)!!! It would HAVE to be shared amongst GOD'S people!!! Amen!!!
Thanks for all the opportunities, PCH!!!
Wow if I came to the door and PRIZE PATROL was i dont what i would do! I know for sure i would be so happy and u will see tears of happiness and joy! Only GOD knows how happy i would be. Ive been thru so much in my life, everything u can think of from childhood issuses 2 even having a stroke and im only 25 so this 5,000 a week or any check would help pay off bills and be able 2 njoy life would be a BLESSING! HAVE A GREAT DAY
I would just Love to Win.A SuperPrize Check would be nice. But I enter everything because I may be A Lucky Searcher for other drawings as well. Hope I am the next Big Winner! It is so much fun to play at http://www.pch.com. Just the opportunity excites me to no end. My husband does not think it's Real. Lets show Him it Really true. I believe in Winning at http://www.pch.com! God bless Al and have the Best Day Playing Fans that You can!
The big Check? its such a Surprize of who will recieve it even i'm a bit skeptical, of Who's gonna be the NEXT BIG WINNER? but if its ME- what a ~SuperPrize~ it is.
WOW I loved that guy he was so funny. Well yesterday wasn't for me i just found out i am losing my job in two weeks That is a really good bithday gift to me that is the last week u will be working now i have to bust my butt to find a job. Early happy birthday to me like george always said there r 11 words u can't say and i like to really say them right now but i can't Conrats to whoever wins next week.


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I am trying to find a material that is about the weight of Paclite for a waterproof jacket. The thickness of the material in a Marmot Precip would be about right too. I am looking for the lightest material that has some abrasion resistance. By that I mean continual bush wacking may cause the odd tear that can be repaired but it wouldn't fall apart like Dri Ducks.This site has something called Tex and Ultrex http://seattlefabrics.com/samples.html#OuterwearThis site has 2 ply Gortex http://www.owfinc.com/Fabrics/NylonWoven/WaterresistBreathable.asp#UltrexAnd this site lists something called LT. WT. W/P/B - RIPSTOP http://www.questoutfitters.com/h20.html#Waterproof/breathable%20FabricsCould anyone provide a recommendation on these fabrics or a guide to their weights?
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Germans in general are famed for their love of the noble hog (in all things schnitzely, wursty, and Eisbein-ey, which is pork knuckle by the way, and it's delicious), but everybody loves a good steak, and these seven spots are where Berlin's savviest meat-seeking denizens go when they're after a bovine upgrade, all power-ranked for your pleasure.
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1. FiletstückSchönhauser Allee 45, Berlin
2. The BirdAm Falkplatz 5, Berlin
3. The GrandHirtenstraße 4, Berlin
4. FleischlustPappelallee 36, Berlin
5. Brooklyn Beef ClubKöpenicker Str. 92, Berlin
6. To Beef Or Not To BeefAkazienstraße 3, 10823 Berlin, Berlin
7. Grill RoyalFriedrichstr. 105b, Berlin
This tiny restaurant may have only 26 seats, but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in flavor, offering delicious and juicy cuts of steak and a rotating filet of the day.
Opened by a pair of dudes from the Big Apple, The Bird brings a little New York dive ambience to Berlin, pouring brews and serving grub like burgers, steaks, and chicken wings.
This classy steakhouse/resto serves up delicious cuts of meat, and you can choose where your beef comes from, including the Alps, Ireland, Canada, and Australia.
This Prenzlauer Berg steakhouse is big on flavorful meat and a laid-back atmosphere, after all, their motto is "grill 'n chill".
If you're looking to chow down on some good ol' American farm-raised Black Angus, then you won't be disappointed by this Mitte steak joint.
The inevitable answer is clearly "to beef", and so this place is the perfect spot to do so. It has plenty of classic Italian dishes, but the variety and quality of the steaks is the real draw.
Locals always claim they can't stand this place, but that doesn't mean they don't flock to it gleefully. The Grill Royal is one of the many restaurants in Boris Radczun's empire and it's consistently packed by both tourists and Berliners, all of whom come to the art décor-esque spot for a great menu of filet mignon, salmon tartare, oysters, tons of steak, and about 750 wines & champagnes. If it's good enough for Clooney and Damon (a Berlin favorite for both), then it's good enough for you.


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Howdy, Me and the Mrs are going on a winter trek on Assateague Island National Seashore. Anybody out there done this or a similar winter on the ocean type trip? All of our experience and gear are based on 3 season Appalachian and Smokies trips. Whose got my tips?! Thanks and happy light year.
Does anyone sell ul sand anchors?
Is there backcountry in the outer banks?
Rick, I haven't been to Assateague since 1989 and then it was only car camping, but I thought there was some backcountry camping. Here is a website that has a few details.It was a great place, I'm sure it will be fantastic in the winter. Enjoy!Jamiehttp://www.assateagueisland.com/assateague_camping.htm#backcountrycampInfo from Site:Backcountry Camping Available Campsites: 2 oceanside & 4 bayside Tingles Island & Pine Tree (up to 5 groups and/or 25 people), Little levels, Green Run (up to 4 groups and/or 20 people), Pope Bay (up to 2 groups and/or 10 people) and State Line - The distance from the Ranger Station in Maryland to backcountry sites range from 2 ½ to 13 miles. - The nearest backcountry campsites from the Toms Cove Visitor Center in Virginia are State Line and Pope Bay (each about 12.5 miles). Rates: $5 backcountry permit is required. Reservation System: Permits are issued on a first-come, first-served basis on the day of departure. Due to sudden changes in weather, advance reservations are not accepted.- No fresh water is available at any backcountry site.
Thanks, man I hate lugging water around, I wonder if there's a good place to stash some.
Anybody out there an expert in sand anchors? I'm trying to figure out if I should get the cloth or metal.
I would not call myself an expert in sand anchors, although I do pitch on sand banks a bit. I normally use long dead sticks however, collected at the site. I find a 2' stick of 1/2" diameter is usually enough when poked straight in.I think metal sand anchors would need to be rather large if the sand is dry - maybe 6" square. That gets a bit heavy if you have a number of them. If you have one piece of hard Al sheet about 6" square or more and maybe 0.5 mm thick, with a slight fold down the middle (or a Snow Claw) you can use that to dig holes to bury things - including fabric anchors. At least the sand shouldn't freeze solid overnight! :-)Cheers
Long sticks, that's the ticket right there. 0 oz's are the best oz's. Thanks.
While I do not normally carry a knife of any sort (apart from a butter knife), a small pocket knife can be useful with sticks. Sharpen one end to make them go in easier.Cheers
No need for a knife, or even carrying anything extra. Read this article!http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/ditch_your_stakes.html
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Just a short while back only a handful of people knew what MERS was. To most people the acronym meant nothing. Today Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus is very well known and much feared, not least in the Kingdom. The Saudi man who died on Wednesday brought the Kingdom's death toll from the virus to 42. This is against the 47 people who have died globally, making Saudi Arabia the country worst hit by MERS. Saudi authorities say 84 people have been infected, representing the majority of those who have contracted the virus worldwide.
Since 2012 when the virus was first detected, experts have been struggling to understand MERS for which there is still no vaccine and which has an extremely high fatality rate of more than 51 percent.
But to be sure, the panic of the world public because of MERS has definitely receded. Doctors say there is not the same level of concern as there was in Hong Kong or Toronto during the SARS epidemic. MERS is not SARS. SARS sickened more than 8,000 people in 2003 and killed 773 worldwide.
Although MERS has not travelled to the US, American expertise in the field would be of much help to the Kingdom. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the national public health institute of the United States, has a 67-year history that focuses particular attention on infectious diseases. An American team in infectious diseases currently visiting the Kingdom has been presenting technology said to be effective in fighting viruses and bacteria, including MERS, especially in Al-Ahsa which has witnessed the largest number of cases and as the Haj season nears.
The Kingdom should also be taking a leading role in combating MERS. In addition to MERS striking down more victims in Saudi Arabia than anywhere else, MERS first surfaced in the Kingdom in spring 2012. And the virus was first identified and reported by a Saudi, Dr. Ali Mohamed Zaki at Dr. Soliman Fakeeh Hospital in Jeddah. After taking a sample from a Saudi patient's lungs, and after comparing it to other cold and flu viruses and the SARS virus, it became clear that Dr. Zaki had found a new virus. Doctors who have made discoveries of less significance have won the Nobel.
MERS does not spread easily between humans - at least not yet. When the SARS epidemic was going on, many of those caring for patients were infected as well. The fact that this hasn't been seen with MERS so far is a good sign. There is no evidence yet that it is readily transmissible. So far, no travel restrictions have been issued by the WHO, which is another good sign.
Doctors say it's too early to tell whether MERS will spread or just burn out, so it's essential that health officials and the public at large stay vigilant. What's important is continued reporting of active cases which allows for better surveillance.
When earlier this year the head of the World Health Organization announced that MERS, fairly new at that time, was her "greatest concern right now," people worldwide went on a heightened state of emergency. That is no longer the situation. Although one death is one too many, the number of people who have succumbed to MERS in one year is a relatively small figure. Those concerned about being infected can protect themselves simply by frequently washing their hands, cleaning surfaces that could harbor viruses and staying alert.


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Trenton Mayor Tony Mack was in Washington, DC on Friday to ask that the city be reconsidered for federal funds to help protect New Jersey's capital city.
The city missed out on federal funds that would have enabled it to rehire police. The city laid off a third of its force due to budgetary issues.
Last month, $20.8 million was awarded through the federal Community Oriented Policing Services or COPS grant to cities, such as News Brunswick, Newark, Camden and Vineland, to rehire or hire police.
However, at the meeting with White House and Department of Justice officials, Mack learned there was no emergency funding available to offset Trenton's recent layoffs. The officials did, however, say that the city's application, which was strong and complete, will remain active and be revisited when there is a new allocation of funds.
Meanwhile, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and the state legislature have yet to reach a deal that would restore $139 million in special aid to distressed cities.
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The Orioles scored seven runs in the first two innings, and got a terrific start from Chris Tillman in beating Seattle 10-4 Monday night.
Nate McLouth's leadoff home run in the first started the offensive barrage. Mariners' starter Hector Neosi (L, 2-12) then retired JJ Hardy and Chris Davis, but Adam Jones walked. Matt Wieters singles Jones to third, and Mark Reynolds singled him home. A Manny Machado single made it 3-0 after one.
A walk, two singles, two doubles, and a Mariners error led to a four-run second for the birds, and a 7-0 lead.
Chris Tillman, starting for the first time since leaving the game September 2nd with elbow stiffness, made the early lead stand up. Tillman (W, 8-2) threw 58 of his 91 pitches for strikes. He gave up just one run on three hits and a walk. Tillman struck out four, and was helped by terrific defense. In the third, Machado ranged far to his left to snare a chopper from Dustin Ackley. He spun and fired across the diamond. Reynolds made his now famous flop-catch, stretching out onto the ground, holding onto the bag, for the out.
Wei-Yin Chen (12-9, 4.00) pitches Tuesday night for the Orioles against Seattle's Erasmo Ramirez (1-2, 3.49). First pitch is slated for 10:10.
The GOOD:
- Tillman: 4-0, 0.98 ERA career vs. his former team.
- Jones: 3/4, 1BB, 4R, 1RBI against his former team Monday. What we REALLY loved, though, was how Jones hustled all the way down the line on a ground ball to short in the eighth. The score at that time was 10-1.
- Matt Wieters stays hot: 3/5, 1HR (22), 3RBI, 2R.
- McLouth: 3/5, 1BB, 1HR (4), 2R, 1RBI.
- O's: 8/15 RISP.
- The Yankees were off Monday. The Rays lost. The Orioles train the Yankees by half a game. Tampa Bay is in third, 5.5 out. In the Wild Card, the A's own the top spot, the Orioles own the number 2 spot, 1.5 GB oakland. Outside looking in are the Angels (3GB), Tampa (5), and Detroit (5.5).
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Restored recovery point won't boot
We depend on Symantec products on our small office network - Backup Exec, Virus Protection, etc. We have a network drive upon which we make recovery points of all desktops using Backup Exec System Recovery. A month or so ago we had a hard drive fail and attempted to restore the recovery point. After days of no success, finally had to build from scratch. Had another desktop hard drive crash on Friday Our IT guy spent all day today trying to recover the system with no luck. This was an SSD and all of a sudden the failed drive decided to boot. Made a fresh new recovery point and tried to restore to a new SSD from a different manufacturer. No luck.
We have had NO luck at all restoring recovery points. The restore seems to work OK but then after the restore the system won't boot because it is missing bootmgr.ini. Mulitiple times and multiple backups and this is the result. We have an independent IT consultant who recommended the whole thing and even he can't get it to work. Make a restore point to external hard drive and restore it to a new hard drive and it just flat won't boot. This backup solution just flat doesn't work.
We also have System Recovery for Servers, but I shudder to think what would happen if we need to restore it.
I just can't believe such a product from a good company like Symantec just won't work, but I have not witnessed it work yet...
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1.Windows 7 pro
2. Backup Exec System Recovery 2010
3. Boot from recovery CD, locate recovery points (full backups only), restore to main partition.
I have spent literally hours a little over a month ago trying to restore a backup. I backed and and restored as a test, never could get it to work. The Intel SSD came with a limited version of Acronis. I updated to the full version just on that computer, made a recovery point and recovered it without a hitch.
Now we have another failure and the only backup we have was on BESR, but it just flat won't work.
Please refer to How-to article of restoring Windows 7 for detailed steps. Link:http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH129112


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With schools beset by lack of funds, its important that when money becomes available that quality items are purchased instead of make shift items that will fall apart and prove dangerous to students. SensoryEdge features many storage units that arrive fully assembled with either long or lifetime warranties. Buyer beware, these units are expensive but the beauty of it is that once you buy one you're set for a good long time.
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Tuesday, June 26, 2012
How to Prep Your Home for Sale
Also once we move, we will not be able to take care of anything in the home, so it needs to be looking good, in case we have to move before it sells.
So before you list your home for sale, I suggest going through room by room and making a list of anything that needs updated, painted, or repaired. Mark has gone through the home and made this list for us. It's going to take a lot of work, but we don't have much else to do.
Master Room
- Clean walls. Possibly repaint
- Fix the broken blinds
Bedroom #1
- Touch up Paint
- Reattach closet door
Bedroom #2
- replace flooring in walk in closet
- scrub walls. Possibly paint
Bedroom #3
- Scrub walls
- Touch up paint
- Fix door jam
- Fix cupboard door
- Touch up paint
Front Room
- Retrim doorway
- Repaint
- fill screw holes
- Touch up paint around window and ceiling
- Spacer between cupboard and wall
- Ceilling edge above stove
- Caulk around attic entrance
- Conceal the back of the cupboard showing
- Trim around pantry doors
- Sand, caulk and paint trim
Family Room
- Paint trim and ceiling
- Paint fireplace top piece
- clean paint off doorknobs
- fill cracks
- paint
- clean doorknob
- Stain hand rail
After you've gone through the inside of your home, take a walk around the outside. List any repairs. Make sure the sprinklers are working, the lawn is trim, and weeds are pulled. As a buyer, the lawn is the first thing we see. Make it look good, but don't invest too much money into it. I enjoy having a lawn to make my own, rather then redo what the previous owner had done. I would say stick to daily upkeep of the yard, and don't try and do any large projects unless it really needs it.
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Great luck with listing your house for sale! This is a good list for even if you're moving out of a rental-so much easier to do the work yourself than to have them do it and have to pay an arm and a leg for it!ReplyDelete
Love all these tips, thank you! We're planning on selling in the next couple of years and I will try and remember to come back to these.ReplyDelete
From a buyer's point of view these things are SO important. I was a little nit picky when we bought last year. We were one step away from getting the black light out. ;)ReplyDelete
Great tips! It's amazing... You think you have a clean home, but then once you take out all of the furniture, you usually notice SO many things that are wrong with it, and it's amazing how dirty it looks!ReplyDelete
It's also amazing what a bit of paint, filling a few holes, and some inexpensive detail pieces can do to totally jazz up your home. Every time we sold a house to move we thought - "Why didn't we do all of this before??" Lol :) Great tips!
All that elbow grease equals better offers on the home. Of course curb appeal is always a place to put any extra money or effort left over after your "honey-do" list is done. The upside is that if you end up not moving, you will have what feels like a brand-new home. :o)ReplyDelete
When buying a home, it's easy to let emotions get in the way of reality, or get sudden amnesia about factors that may make a difference. Sometimes we want something so badly, we're not willing to ask all the questions we should.ReplyDelete
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