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Softlayer webinars in September & October
Martin Sønderholm Eriksen firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: ibmmsp webcast sweden softlayer webinar denmark cloud ibm hybrid_cloud finland 699 Visits
The cloud isn't a commodity. Virtual servers aren't the same everywhere you go. Try the cloud that was built from the ground up to be the best-in-class cloud solution for your business today. ...Modified by Suzanne Giehm firstname.lastname@example.com
Webinar June 25: Bluemix Strategy Session for Business Decision Makers
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Thu, Jun 25, 2015 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CEST This session is exclusively for Business Decision Makers whether you are BDM in an large- or a mid market organization. This Webinar gives you a glimpse of the Roadmap of Bluemix and IBM's new strategic...Modified by Suzanne Giehm firstname.lastname@example.com
Silicon connected to the cloud and your first IoT app in 20 minutes
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Connecting your devices to the Internet of Things....you've heard it's easy to get started and can help you gain insight you've only dreamed about, but how easy could it really be? IBM has been working with silicon partners and we are going...Modified by Suzanne Giehm firstname.lastname@example.com
Webinar June 4: The SoftLayer Advantage
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Date: 4 Jun 2015 Time: 11:30 - 12:30 (United Kingdom Time) Hosted by: Robert Stevens (IBM) The cloud isn't a commodity. Virtual servers aren't the same...
Webinar June 5: IBM Bluemix overview and demo
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Join us for a 1 hour Bluemix Overview and Demo where we will explorer the capabilities of Bluemix and how it can work for you. During this hour we will spend the first 10-15 minutes explaining the platform and its benefits before diving into a...Modified by Suzanne Giehm firstname.lastname@example.com
Webinar May 28: Cloud for Managed Services Providers - A Winning Combination
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We would like to invite you to this webinar focused on business partners (MSPs/CSPs/ISVs...) where we will see how to develop new opportunities based on cloud infrastructure. Save the date: 28th of May at 11h CET (Central European Time) ...Modified by Suzanne Giehm firstname.lastname@example.com
Webinar May 14: Cloud for Managed Services Providers - A Winning Combination
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We would like to invite you to this webinar focused on business partners (MSPs/CSPs/ISVs...) where we will see how to develop new opportunities based on cloud infrastructure. Save the date: 14th of May at 11h CET (Central European Time) Register...Modified by Suzanne Giehm firstname.lastname@example.com
Webinar April 30: Cloud for Managed Services Providers - A Winning Combination
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We would like to invite you to this webinar focused on business partners (MSPs/CSPs/ISVs...) where we will see how to develop new opportunities based on cloud infrastructure. Save the date: 30th of April at 11h CET (Central European Time) Sign up...
Softlayer webinar April 2. Innovate your business with IBM Cloud
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Join the TOP sessions of the IBM WebSphere Technical University: Online & Live!
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Join the top sessions from the IBM WebSphere Technical Conference at Dusseldorf, in a series of online sessions. Enjoy 60 minutes technical deep dives with international IBM experts plus 30 minutes Q&A. Enroll now to secure...
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SoftLayer, Storage and Backup - Webcasts
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Don't miss the upcoming Webcast series! You can keep you up to date about the latest webcasts and News in joining the professional Network Groups LinkedIn (https://ibm.biz/BdxsjJ) or Xing (https://ibm.biz/Bdxsj3). (Google+ coming soon) 27th of...Modified by Suzanne Giehm firstname.lastname@example.com
Join us for the Let's Talk Business Partner Webcast (November 6): How to maximize your earnings NOW!
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On November 6, in the next edition of the Let's Talk Business Partner series, you can learn how to get ahead of your competition and over-achieve your 2014 goals. Join us for this webcast, titled, How to maximize your earnings NOW , to hear about several...Modified by Madhur Goswami email@example.com
Valuable insights revealed on the Let's Talk Business Partner Webcasts. Now available through replay access!
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October 2 Webcast: Best practices for making the most of your Software Co-marketing funds! IBM Co-marketing is designed to maximize your investment with IBM and to help fund your campaign execution. Business Partners who use Software...
Softlayer intro (Webcast)
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Sign up for this Introduction Webcast with focus on Security and Networking . During this webcast we will show you were to start and give you an insight into the Advantages of SoftLayer. This entails seing the advantages of the different...Modified by Martin Sønderholm Eriksen firstname.lastname@example.com
Join us for the September 11 Let's Talk Business Partner Webcast: 5 best tactics to drive an outstanding 2014 finish!
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Our Fourth quarter is just around the corner. It is key that you have access to the right insights, resources and help to close deals and drive a strong finish to 2014. The next webcast (September 11) in our immensely popular Let's Talk...Modified by Madhur Goswami firstname.lastname@example.com
Informationsaustausch mit dem technischen Support von WebSphere Commerce
Uwe Girschik email@example.com Tags: webcast support commerce websphere 841 Visits
Eine sehr direkte Gelegenheit zum Austausch von Informationen sind die Support Technical Exchange Webcasts der verschiedenen IBM Labors, wie zum Beispiel die des WebSphere Commerce Labors in Toronto. In diesen Webcasts werden aktuelle technische Infomationen...
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Analytics Centers of Excellence - Your ACE in the hole making the most of analytics!
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Building your own Analytics Center of Excellence (ACE) has never been easier, especially when you have the guidance from IBM Solution Services. But first you ask, why analytics & a center of excellence? Well, that's easy. 97.3 percent...
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IBM Security Systems - Onde quer que você vá, as ameaças virtuais irão segui-lo
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A equipe de Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento IBM X-Force identificou novas vulnerabilidades, e com isso, apresenta ao mercado uma análise e monitoração das tendências e comportamentos de ataques em várias plataformas e...
Webcast: Mobilidade e o desafio do BYOD
Roberto Amaro email@example.com Tags: byod webcast mobile mobilidade 800 Visits
Como o BYOD está sendo tratado dentro das empresas? Durante painel de debates, executivos discutem os desafio do BYOD e com estabelecer uma política que atenda aos interesses da empresa, dos funcionários e do negócio. ...
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New Buyers are faced with new challenges - and they have budget to spend on solutions with clear value. Register for the webcast on May 1, 2014 at 10 a.m. US ET and learn how IBM can help you quickly reach these new buyers. On the webcast, we'll...
Open Mic Webcast on April 9: Linux for the Sametime Windows Administrator.
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As you probably know by now IBM's commitment to the Linux platform is broad and deep. That includes, of course, IBM Sametime. We're steadily expanding and refining our support for Linux starting with our server components and we have a plan to bring...
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Sérgio Ricupero e Felipe Peñaranda, especialistas em segurança de informações da IBM, analisam os desafios que as organizações enfrentam atualmente no que diz respeito à segurança de dados. Em um...
Decision Meeting - Mobilidade e o Desafio do BYOD
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Webcast IBM Security 2.0 - As mudanças no gerenciamento de segurança
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A mobilidade e as mídias sociais abriram novas portas para as oportunidades de negócios de um mundo conectado. Mas também abriram novos caminhos para ameaças a sua infraestrutura, que vão desde o vazamento...
Webcast: Prepare sua infraestrutura de TI para o futuro
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That's what one Disher claims. Nothing on their website. I'm drooling checking on it. (Note to self: why do you fall for this rumor every time?)
In-N-Out Burger to Texas?
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I have also heard rumors of this and heard that one will be replacing the Steak n' Shake off of 75 near Caruth.
Nancy Nichols
OMG, is there a house for sale nearby?
Ironic, since I had talked to them before about possibly opening one in Dallas. Guess they already had this lined up, because I was thanked for the interest but turned down for unspecified reasons.
I wonder what word Bill Addison would use to describe the color of the meat patties…
http://batfaces.com Zach now in Dallas
I always thought that In-N-Out Burger was still family owned and didn't do franchises…
Brandon from Cali
This might be the best thing that has ever happened to Dallas if it comes to fruition. I was raised on In n' Out and since I moved to the Big D I've craved it almost daily… Is God finally answering my prayers?
BTW… It is a family owned business, no franchises.
Fai Mao
I wish they'd come to Hong Kong
Sam in So Cal
as a long-time dallas resident living in southern california i can assure you that whataburger is HANDS DOWN a better burger – NO QUESTION.
what's worse is that the dq's here are owned by brazier and are horrendous relative to the dq's in and around dallas. rural dq's are a close 2nd to whataburger, but the california competitors are not anywhere close.
sorry. the bang-to-hype ratio is way out of line.
http://www.younggreenanne.com Anne Young Fritsche
Yes yes yes yes yes yes YES.
As a Dallasite-cum-brief-Southern Californian-cum-Dallasite again…. this would positively delight me.
Whataburger has its place, but In-N-Out is a whole 'nother burger, and excellent in its own right.
I really hope this rumor is true!
I much prefer Fatburger to In-and-Out. But In-and-Out has better t-shirts.
http://www.thevelvetkittens.com Ginger
I could hear my heart pounding in my chest when I saw this post. Oh please oh please let it be true.
Very exciting! I'm from LA, and I really miss In-N-Out. Mooyah in Plano is pretty good, too, though…..
Born in Glendale, CA. Please, please, please, please, please, PLEASE be true!
Ryan A
WALTER: He lives in North Hollywood on Radford, near the In-and-Out Burger.
DUDE: Uh, the In-and-Out Burger's on Camrose.
WALTER: Near the In-and-Out Burger. Th–
DONNY: Those are good burgers, Walter.
WALTER: Shut the f*ck up, Donny. The kid is in ninth grade, Dude, and his father is–are you ready for this?–
DUDE: Hmm.
WALTER: His father is, Arthur Digby Sellers.
DUDE: Who the fuck is that?
WALTER: Huh?
DUDE: Who the f*ck is Arthur Digby Sellers?
WALTER: Who the fu– have you ever heard of a little show called Branded, Dude?
DUDE: Yeah. Yes I know–
WALTER: All but one man died? There at Bitter Creek?
DUDE: Yeah, I know the fuc*ing show Walter, so what?
WALTER: Fuc*ing Arthur Digby Sellers wrote 156 episodes, Dude.
Ryan A
OK, if I moved from Dallas to SoCal and there was a rumor that Whataburger was coming to Cali – I would be saying "yes, yes, yes" and "oh please, please, please" and "Whataburger is way better than In-N-Out" etc… So with that said, I have been fortunate enough to have eaten plenty of both! IMO, Whataburger is better! In-N-Out is so Hollywood over-hyped (not saying its bad- just an average burger)…
Nancy Nichols
You all make me giggle. I'm with DGirl–love Fatburger, but I think In-N-Out is the new Krispy Kreme. Rolling out.Ryan A, you made my day. Good stuff all of you. Thanks.
In and Out in Dallas would be a dream come true! I'm so addicted to their burgers that I bring them home frozen.
I was saying months ago when they brought in 2 other west coast restaurants(Gordon Bierch Brewery and RA Sushi) that In and Out had to come too!!! It would be stupid not to put one here.
I know In-N-Out Burger. In-N-Out Burger is a friend of mine. Whataburger, you are no In-N-Out Burger. Not even close. Really not in the same neighborhood.
Have eaten at several sites from Cali to Las Vegas. Burgers remind me of Wendy's way back in the day when they advertised "hot and juicy"…………Burgers are good, fries are kinda soggy……..Bottom line – I think Nancy is right drawing comparisons to Krispy Kreme. They came in with great fanfare, long lines and now????? You can drive right up and get served. It'll be the same with In n Out…………..
It's won't be the same with In-N-Out because it is good food at a good price and not just a novelty or nostalgia. I lived the first 24 years of my life in SoCal and have yet to see an In-N-Out that struggled.
I hope the rumor is accurate. Please keep us updated.
Hey I'm a manager at In-N-Out. The company has plans to go to texas but it won't be for a couple of years. Because our meat is never frozen we can't drive it across the country because it would compromise our quality standards. What we hope to do is open our own meat department out there (because yes, it's so fresh we even make our own meat patties)so we can successfully open a few stores in the more heavily populted ares of texas.
Ricki Melton
If you like In-N-Out there is an new place in Frisco called GoGo Burger – the burgers and fries taste like you are sitting at INO in the middle of southern california. They have the best milkshakes I have ever tasted (crushed twinkies in the milkshake).
I just ate at an In-N-Out burger two days ago and I, most certainly, do not understand the hype. Onion or no onion? Come on. The burger basks in mediocrity (at best).
Googled for "In-n-out Dallas" and got an address on Marsh… I'm just sayin'.
Nancy Nichols
Call them or give me the address.
"Basks in mediocrity" It's cute how you strive to be different by having a dissenting opinion. Food is, by definition, a matter of taste. For those of us who have a taste for a Double-Double, and live in Dallas, this would be heaven sent. If you don't like, please just stay out of our way in the drive thru.
Bradley = retard. In N Out rocks!! Saudi sheiks have them flown over on private jets to Saudi Arabia. What other burger can make that claim.
John (stuck in Texas)
I would be stoked to have an In N Out burger in Dallas. However, the hype for me is being in SoCal outside in the awesome weather eating there, not here. But I will eat it, if they build it.
Gil Romo
I hope if what I heard is true In-N-Out in Texas. God my tongue is salivating just thinking about that Animal style double double with mounds of grill onions that even require one to lick the paper wrapper to get all the sauce and melted cheese and onions off one must not create waste now. WHATABURGER BETTER THAN IN-N-OUT?? Get a life
hahahaha OMG!! Gil you hit the nail right on the head. We were born and raised in Calif..been in Texas almost 4 years. I would love love love to sink my teeth in a double double, fries and a strawberry thick shake..mmmmgood!
I just posted that question on the City of Frisco question and answer board becasue I heard In-N-Out was coming here so check that site for an answer.
Also waiting for El Pollo Loco and Carls Jr.
hell yeah bro! IN n out is the shit! i would kill people to get my hands on one of those glorious burgers! I'm from cali, and when I moved to texas 10 years ago i didn't think I would miss it so much; now I make sure i eat there often every time i visit. P.s. in n out is 100X better than Whataburger, i dont know what you been smoking if you think otherwise. P.s.s del taco is awesome too
Will Drotar
I emailed them and they let me know that it would not be happening any time soon, but they are seriously considering it.
Nothing to get excited about. It'll be a couple of years at least before it happens probably. I'm certain we'll hear about it when it does open up.
Mikey, Yancy's friend
I'm a loyal Whataburger fan (live in Big D) but In N Out is better in my opinion. The fries are hands down better at INO and the burger is really good.
Every trip out west I go to INO. I wore an INO tshirt to Market Street in Coppell the other day and 8 PEOPLE made a comment to me about it.
Bring INO here… best fast food around.
Hands down In n Out is wayyyyy better then whatsitburger…I to am from california and I can smell it now…I like the protein style…YUM! and Hollywood doesnt over hype this place…the people who go to In n Out hype it up…becuase they go back allllllll the time! O I do hope they come here!
Heard from In-N-Out office that they do own property in Dallas.
I was raised in the Metroplex & I have developed a craving for both. Whataburger is about the best thing going for the serious burger enthusiast, save for Five Guys of DC (they are in a class by themselves). But I have always enjoyed the taste of the Double Double with grilled onion. Its a completely different flavor that sort of resembles a big mack on steriods although much better than a Big Mack. Everytime that Im in CA, AZ, NV I google the nearest In N Out and make a beeline. I would love it if they come to the Dallas Area. If I had to pick one that I simply couldnt live without, it would be Whataburger though. I love the Whataburger with cheese all the way with Jalapenos.
I agree that the whataburger w/ cheese and japs is a good burger, BUT having just returned from southern cal to H-town and having had 3 double doubles while there (all animal style) I just prefer the taste of In-n-out to whataburger. However, would love to see them put japs if asked.
What-a-crappy burger does not compare to In-n-Out burger, had both Moooya and GOGO in Frisco and they were good but too expensive compared to In-n-Out prices but they were better then What-a-crappy burger. Everytime I go back to cali I got to have In-n-Out just about everyday (and try to squeeze in The Hat also). Since I drive to cali for vacation I always make sure I stop by Tucson at In-n-Out just to get the cravings out of my system.
sam…orange county
man i wish its true tooo, i was in cali on the 14th of august and i was there for 2 days i ate in n out 5 times, damn there is nthn like it…i heard that there is a onr in austin but it turned out to not be true…i had to make sure because i thought about driving 3 hours and come back to dallas on the same day…JUST TO EAT THERE…damn its the best burger ever!!!!!!!!!
I emailed In-n-Out to ask them to expand into Texas. =) I agree that Go Go Burger and Mooyah are close, but nothing compares to In-n-Out. Whataburger is good, but nowhere near the quality of In-n-Out. I'm leaving for Cali tomorrow and can't wait to eat there.
http://www.Frisco-TX-Homes.com Loreena Yeo
A client from the west did confirm with the owners that they are coming to Dallas. Which part, we dont know yet.
I was just in Scottsdale,AZ on Sun and the guy who was working the counter told me that there will be 100 locations coming To Texas in the next year. I emailed the corporate to make sure…we shall see. He said to check the website but nothing there. He seemed like he knew what he was doing. He also knew how to prepare the burgers that I was bringing back to Dallas….
Hungry for a Double Double
Houston, We have a problem! No In N Out Burgers… I have spoken with atleast 20+ people that are dying for an In N Out Burger. The Woodlands or up near Lake Conroe would be a perfect location for one. Because it is close to my house… They need to consider Lake Conroe and The woodlands area for a location…
Hungry in Houston
First: You guys fall for this everytime, I hear the samething all the time about Tommy Burgers and Trader Joes. There is absolutely no evidence that In & Out is coming. Just a bunch over-zealous fans making something out of nothing.
Second: I grew up in Dallas and lived in LA fo 4 years (got back as quick as I could, ehhh!) In & out is hands down better than Whataburger, Jakes, Kincaids, and Fat Burger combined. I don't know what you guys are smokin.
In & Out has decent fries, and they give you a crap-load, great burgers, excellent milkshakes, nad the best-damn customer service I have ever seen. Whataburger does not serve an Animal burger, you can't get a Low-carb burger at Kincaids!
The only thing that only comes close to In & Out is Tommy's and there not coming here either so get over it!

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A special mention must however go to the four legged part of this remarkable nation, the Icelandic horse. This sure-footed, much admired and immensely strong little horse cannot only carry a very heavy burden, but is an integral part of icelandic society and history. It is a living national treasure, loved and respected by all. They are anybody's to ride and have a special gait that makes it almost impossible for anyone not to enjoy the ride. So if you want a truly authentic way of seeing this country, let this intelligent, people loving, little horse lead you on a highly recommended adventure.
Iceland is a destination like no other, a pure and unpolluted adventure playground waiting for you to explore its natural wonders. The Northern Lights make this a must see experience.
Iceland offers fantastic holidays, whether you are looking for a Summer Holiday or Winter Holiday. Summer Holiday in Iceland offers a variety of experiences whether you are on a Family Holiday or travelling with friends or solo. There are plenty of activities that can make this years Summer Holiday one to remember for life. Even your teenagers, if you have them, can find enough to engage them in nature and explore. Winter Holidays the same, this unique country of Iceland can tempt anyone's tastebuds in terms of experiences and exploring a country with nature you have never seen before. This can be combined with seeing the beautiful Aurora Borealis and could be the Northern Light Holiday that surely must be on your bucket list. If not yet, it should be for the future for sure, an increasing number of travellers around the world have Iceland and Northern Lights Iceland on their bucket list.
The East Greenland cruise tours the few habitations of Southeast Greenland and ventures into the wild an untouched wilderness, in and out of beautiful fjords with a multitude of icebergs. On this summer holiday voyage of the East Greenlandic coast, you will encounter the midnight sun alongside icebergs, local inuits and experience first-hand their way of life by the sea.
Our fully escorted tour on the Circle of Iceland, is highly flexible with departures every single Friday all year round. Discover the stunning scenery and dramatic landscapes of the Land of Fire & Ice. Our local expert guide helps you explore the unspoiled Icelandic countryside with volcanoes, lava fields, hot springs, mountains, fjords, glaciers and waterfalls.
New Year's Eve in Iceland is celebrated with a bang! The sky at midnight lights up with fireworks as the Icelanders enjoy the celebrations. New Year's Eve is enjoyed at the exclusive revolving Perlan Restaurant, which is situated above the geothermal hot water tanks and offers some of the best views of Reykjavik. At Midnight, we meet up with the locals to wish each other a happy New Year around one of the numerous bonfires lit all over the city.
A voyage to the South of Greenland, following the Viking trails, spot White-tailed Eagles, bathe in a hot spring surrounded by icebergs, visit the famous medieval Norse Cathedral and see where Viking Eric Red lived. In Nordre Sermilik (Isafjord) we are surrounded by mountains of over 1000 m. We make a landing on Eqaluit qeqertat and old Thule settlement, and push, as far as the ice-bergs will allow us, to the glacier front of Eqalorutsit Kangidlit Sermiat.
This activity holiday takes you right into the heart of Iceland's nature, providing challenging adventures. Glacier walking, hot springs, river rafting on the magnificent Hvítá river (White River) and horse riding through the countryside, and also opportunities to go biking and hiking in the beautiful Þingvellir National Park.
This tour gives you the opportunity to travel through the Icelandic countryside, through mountains and valleys, viewing volcanoes, glaciers, rivers, hot springs and waterfalls. This is an ideal tour for those who want to experience the very best of Iceland in one week. We visit 4 National Parks: Snæfellsnes peninsula, Skaftafell, Þingvellir and Jökulsárgljúfur. We will have the possibility to do some walking in the beautiful countryside during the tour.
This self-drive holiday in Iceland is ideal for the hiking and walking enthusiasts who wish to enjoy Iceland's remarkable landscape first hand. Experience all the wonders of South and West Iceland, including geysers and hot spring areas, majestic glaciers and powerful waterfalls. Then continue along the South shore and reach the popular and breath-taking Glacial Lagoon, where smaller and bigger icebergs are constantly floating and drifting.
Iceland is still taking shape before your very eyes – raw, dramatic landscapes are born from volcanic eruptions and carved out by glaciers. Other parts have hardly changed since the first Viking settlers saw them more than 1,100 years ago. On this Extended Iceland Circle fly-drive you'll have more time to experience the wilderness and wildlife, energy, and total calm that Iceland has to offer.
Iceland is well known for its natural wonders, especially the volcanic and geothermal activity. Explore this beautiful country independently with our Iceland Circle fly & drive holiday.
Combine a short break to Iceland with a day trip to Greenland. Stay in charming Reykjavik and take day trips to see the spectacular Icelandic nature, bathe in the world famous Blue Lagoon and fly over for a day in Greenland. On this guided holiday, you will enjot the highlights of Iceland alongside a day visit to the small settlement of Kulusuk in Greenland.
Our hiking and biking holiday offers a week long stay in Reykjavik with daily hiking and biking tours in Southwest Iceland. Highlights include a bike tour of Reykjavik, a Golden Circle minibus and bicycle tour combination, walking in the mountains and the nature reserve close to Reykjavik and a glacier walk and ice climbing near to the famous Eyjafjallajökull volcano.
Explore the Icelandic capital before heading west to Snæfellsnes peninsula, known as Iceland in a nutshell. Explore one of Iceland's most beautiful fjord regions, West Fjords, with its historic sites, dramatic nature and rich bird life. Travel along the north shore of the West Fjords and stay a night in the Borgarfjörður region before continuing around Iceland and experiencing the Golden Circle with geysirs and waterfalls, before returning to Reykjavik.
On this fly-drive you'll explore South and West Iceland. The South shore offers waterfalls, beaches, bird cliffs and glaciers. Heading west you'll visit the Golden Circle with Gullfoss waterfall, Geysir hot springs and Thingvellir National Park and in Western Iceland you'll see the Snaefellsness peninsula and Borgarfjördur saga valley, with hot springs and waterfalls, before returning for the last night in Reykjavik.
Iceland in a Nutshell is the perfect way to get acquanited with the spectactular nature of the island over a long weekend. Stay in charming Reykjavik and take daily excursions to the Blue Lagoon and some of the world's most amazing geysers and waterfalls.
Winter Wonders and Delicious Detours - This Westfjords and South Iceland Winter Self-Drive allows you to explore all the natural sights of Iceland such as the Golden Circle with UNESCO-listed Thingvellir National Park, Gullfoss Waterfall and Geysir but also volcanoes, Vik Lava Fields, numerous waterfalls and mountains combined with the creative and relaxed pace of life in the capital, Reykjavik and days in the Westfjords Borgarfjordur Valley.
Combine the fantastic culture of Reykjavik in Iceland with the magic of the natural wonders in Greenland on this once in a lifetime holiday. Your journey starts with an overnight stay in Reykjavik followed by a fully-escorted tour to visit the World Heritage Site Ilulissat city located on the west coast of Greenland - 300 kilometers above the Arctic Circle. Ilulissat Icefjord displays an other-worldly display of floating icebergs.
The Northern Lights are one of nature's greatest displays: a mysterious, multi-coloured show in which the night sky is suddenly lit up with a wondrous glow that twists and swirls like a heavenly lava lamp. Elusive and ethereal, it is one of the great, timeless thrills of travel; a beautiful, shifting dance of nocturnal rainbows that many viewers find a humbling and spiritually uplifting experience.
Iceland is the perfect place to enjoy a winter trip full of adventure, icy landscapes, glaciers, volcanoes and the chance to see the elusive Northern Lights. This unique island in the North Atlantic has extensive volcanic and geothermal activity. Geologically speaking, Iceland is one of the youngest countries in the world since it only began to rise from the North Atlantic seabed about 25 million years ago. It is the product of ongoing volcanic eruptions.
This short getaway tour to Iceland gives you an insight to Iceland's nature and cultural life. Highlights are Golden Circle, South Coast Adventure, Blue Lagoon, Skogar Folk Museum with traditional turf houses and Northern Lights Chase. You will enjoy 2 nights in Iceland's capital and 2 nights in a country hotel in South Iceland that is ideal for the search of the Northern Lights. With our Land of Northern Lights holiday you get excellent value for money.
On this authentic Icelandic holiday, you explore the diversity of the Icelandic countryside alongside a tailored programme to catch a glimpe of the Northern Lights. Explore striking landscapes, young lava fields, roaring waterfalls, deep fjords, majestic glacial ice-caps, black lava sand beaches, basalt formation, volcanoes, hot springs in moonlike surroundings, iceberg lagoons and more. We travel to North, East and South Iceland in pursuit of the awe-inspiring and mesmerising Northern Lights.
Reykjavik is an inviting and intriguing city. The Icelandic capital is surrounded by a fairytale-like countryside of volcanos, geysers and waterfalls which add to the amount of activities offered to visitors incl. seeing Northern Lights or the Midnight Sun.
Enjoy a shoppingtrip in Reykjavik, going through nifty crafts shops along with Nordic designer stores. A trip to the Blue Lagoon, The Pearl, Videy Island and Whale Watching are some of the must-dos as well.
Experience the best of Iceland's winter! Our Northern Lights Exploration Tour is designed to maximise the chances of seeing the elusive Northern Lights. In addition to 7 nights' accommodation with breakfast, the programme includes our special six night Northern Lights Academy – with 6 evenings of presentations, lectures and guided tours at spots likely to offer a glimpse of the Aurora Borealis – the Northern Lights.
Experience the best that Iceland's nature has to offer and find yourself being an adventurer and an explorer during the fascinating Nordic wintertime. The hot springs, spouting geysers, powerful waterfalls, glittering glaciers, black lava beaches, soothing Blue Lagoon and dancing Northern Lights are all great reasons for visiting Iceland in the winter.
The Reykjavik winter fun package is filled with sightseeing programs and activities, with a lot of things to see and do in a short period of time. Explore Reykjavik, Iceland's capital, walk around the world-famous Geysir hot spring area, visit the magnificent Gullfoss waterfall and enjoy the excitement of Northern Lights hunting.
Sailing from Spitsbergen to Greenland, follow the ice's edge - always on the lookout for wildlife. Navigating south, explore this remote landscape not only by ship, but also on foot and by Zodiac. This journey highlights the contrast and change in the Arctic as you move south, finally ending in the 'land of fire and ice', Iceland. If you are lucky, you might catch a glimpse of the enchanting Polar Bear.
Ever considered to explore what the times were like as in the Game of Thrones? Now you have the chance, visit Iceland and go see the settings where the Series were staged and enjoy the atmosphere of fascinating Iceland with breath taking nature as you have never seen before. This was the second time the Game of Thrones crew filmed in Iceland so they knew what they could expect.
Isn't it time to experience something unusual, something different, something very exotic? Go to Iceland for this activity weekend and make things happen for you! Walk on ice near wild volcanoes, enjoy a lobster soup under the Northern lights (weather dependant), go 4x4 river crossing, travel through Europe's only desert and go wild with the Vikings.
This tour is a perfect winter adventure for amateur photographers and nature lovers. You will go to exceptional places, where you'll have plenty of time to explore and photograph winter scenery, lava fields, volcano craters, hot springs, geysers, waterfalls, sea shores, mountains, lakes, fishing villages, farms, light houses and anything else that captures your fancy.
What about a weekend full of action - walking on ice close to the famous Eyjafjallajökull glacier, an awesome ATV adventure, exploring a lava cave, snowmobiling on one of Europe's largest glaciers and bathing in the mineral rich waters of the Blue Lagoon? Explore many of Iceland's most beautiful natural sights on this tour.
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Anyone else watch this tonight? About Ben Wilson from Chicago Simeon High school who was the #1 basketball recruit in the country heading into his senior season in 1984. He was murdered 2 days before the beginning of the season. If you didn't see it I recommend catching a replay of it. ESPN is showing it again tomorrow night at 8 pm. Here is the trailer for it:
All Balls Don't Bounce Presents: Benji (Trailer) - YouTube
Watching it now on the DVR. BY FAR the best one of the second group... Unreal story all the way around.
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That was a tough watch, so sad.
Very good. Never heard that story.
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That was a tough watch, so sad.
Agree with this.....just finished watching it on DVR and it was tough. I'd never heard of him before, but I was only 5 when it happened. Just a very sad story all around, but definitely a must watch.
A rediculous story- one of those "what could have been" types. Tragic. The part that I found most shocking that his murder was number 600+ that year. Side note- who knew R Kelly was a baller?
Bump for those that want to watch it tonight at 8 pm on ESPN.
I just recorded it. Thanks for the heads up.
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So a good majority of his friends became famous? Whats the chances
Watched this last night and it was one of the best 30 for 30's yet.
Just to add in the what could have been. Nick Anderson transferred to Simeon to play with him during his senior year. I would assume this meant they were pretty good friends. Benji was getting heavily recruited by Illinois, where Nick Anderson went to college. The 1988 - 1989 illini team that made it to the final four and was pretty much ranked number 1 all year would have been unstoppable. Also Kenny Battle from the doc was on that illini team.
I understand this was years later and something else could have happened in that time.
I'd never heard of the kid before but almost squeezed out a tear at the end. Incredible how dangerous just walking around those parts of Chicago can be.
What did you guys think of the guy who murdered him at the end? Seems like the guy has really turned his life around but I thought he was still acting way too innocent and didn't seem to take much responsibility for it.
feel like a broken record because I say this about all of them but it was a great documentary.
"But lets see if the Cyclones can give everyone a nice big ****burger to eat. Opportunity awaits." -Brent Blum
"I am the one who knocks" -Walter White
I didnt like the wY they had the shooter on there, he kinda acted like it wasnt his fault.
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I didnt like the wY they had the shooter on there, he kinda acted like it wasnt his fault.
I like how they had the shooter on there, but I didn't like how he was acting. The way he was telling the story he was justifying what he did. So some guy stepped to you, that doesn't justify shooting someone. I think the guy has changed a lot but he still needs to understand he was in the wrong.
Agree with everyone on the shooter's demeanor. It's almost as though he expected everyone to say "Oh, well if he was being disrespectful towards you then by all means, shoot him." I was shocked to see is treated as some sort of model rehabilitated felon.
"Don't show a gun unless you will use it"
That was hard to hear. Hopefully one day Grandpa's lessen will be "Don't ever carry a gun."
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Cadets Blank Saints to Claim State Title
COLONIAL HEIGHTS, Va. – Benedictine picked the perfect time to play its best game of the year.
Zach Joseph tossed a two-hit shutout with nine strikeouts, and the Cadets broke from a 1-0 game with five runs in the top of the seventh inning to upset St. Christopher's 6-0 and claim their second Virginia Independent Schools state championship.
Benedictine (21-7) broke through against Saints ace Campbell Henkel, who had thrown a perfect game against the Cadets two weeks ago and was 9-0 with a sub-1.00 ERA, with a run in the top of the fifth. Jake Wood singled to right center, and Mark Measell bunted him to second. After Michael Childress (1 for 2, 1 R, 2 SB) singled to left and stole second to put runners on second and third, Colton Konvicka (2 RBI) drove in Wood with a grounder to short.
Joseph, who finished his week with 13 innings, no runs, five hits and 20 strikeouts, continued to mow down the Saints (23-4). Konvicka made a full-extension, diving grab after racing to the gap in left field to rob St. Chris of a hit, and senior shortstop Teddy Kozak made several nice plays as the Cadets played errorless ball.
The Cadets put it away with five runs in the seventh. Measell doubled down the line in left, and Childress bunted him up, but the Saints misplayed the bunt and Childress reached. Konvicka hit a sacrifice fly to center to score Measell to make it 2-0, and Kozak was hit by a pitch, and Chris Dyer (2 for 3) walked to load the bases.
Then, the play of the game.
Andrew Woods (2 for 3) tapped a slow roller toward the mound. Henkel tried to glove and flip to the catcher to get the speedy Childress at the plate but was late and wild. Kozak raced around third and scored from second for a 4-0 lead. The Cadets added two more runs, including pinch-runner Sam Dodson scoring on a suicide squeeze attempt that bounced away from the catcher.
Joseph allowed his second hit of the game in the seventh, but ended in style with a strikeout, sending the Cadets into a massive dogpile on top of the mound. After shaking hands with the Saints, a group of about 30 or 40 BHS students engulfed the Cadets for an on-field celebration.
Cadets 6, Saints 0. Ten years after BHS earned its first state title in baseball, the 2010 Cadets captured the school's second.
VISAA Division 1 -- Congratulations to the following:
First Team All-State
Zach Joseph
Andrew Woods
Chris Dyer
2nd Team All-State
Colton Konvicka
Coach of the Year
Sean Ryan
Lacrosse (Coach Gerry Gaughran)
No report.
Tennis (Coach Sean McAloon)
The tennis team won the Cavalier Conference Tournament and ended the season with a record of 10-8.
Track (Coach Scott Schaefer)
This season was quite successful from beginning to end. The team won the Benedictine Relays and Cavalier Conference Championship. The team won the Cavalier Conference meet by over 100 points. At State Catholic, the team brought home the "Runner's Up" trophy, which was there best finish in many years. Many Cadets shined in this meet at the Abbey including:
100 Meters: Michael Childress- 1st (he was undefeated in the 100 this season)
Shot Put: Patrick McKenna- 1st and Omar Torres 2nd
Discus: Zach Holland- 1st and Patrick McKenna 2nd
Long Jump- Colton Konvicka 2nd
4 x 800- 2nd place- Wyatt Haas, Jack Weisbrod, Jonathan and Matthew Reardon
800- Wyatt Haas- 3rd
1600- Jack Lonergan 2nd and Jonathan Reardon 3rd
3200- Matthew Readon 2nd
The following week at the VISAA meet Omar Torres and Patrick McKenna placed in Shot Put while our 4x400 relay team of Wyatt Haas, Chris Toler and Jonathan and Matthew Reardon placed as well. The highlight of the meet came in the first running event when the 4x800 team of Jack Weisbrod, Wyatt Haas, and Matthew and Jonathan Reardon placed third running a time of 8:19 to break a 13 year old school record. This was special for the group because they now have bragging rights over their coach who was part of the old record breaking team!
Thank you to Luke Puccinelli for coordinating the 2nd annual Middies Golf Scramble. The event raised over $5000 for the Middies Football program. Thanks to everyone who participated and supported this great event.


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How to Be a Rational, Happy, Productive Human Being
First of all get some things straight in your mind: you are a human being capable of willing, exercising thought and acting on it. You can rationally will things and act on that will to transform yourself and the world around you. However, you cannot do all the things you imagine, it's basic law of nature,ok? We have many abilities but they are most certainly limited as far as reveries coming into being goes. You can imagine whatever you want in your head, and yes dreams come true but only the reasonable ones. So we established that you are, and you will and you can - within large and flexible limits, but nevertheless within limits. We all live within a system that is making us very unhappy, well bad stuff happens, get used to it, whatever system we choose there will still be things making us unhappy. We did not evolve to be happy, we evolved to survive and reproduce, if happiness keeps us alive and kicking and spreading then it's pretty much here to stay, don't worry.
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1Take a step back, look at the picture of your life, don't reflect on it don't indulge in any feeling about it just look. Then take another look at the picture in the back of your head, the one that you would like to project on top of the first one.
2Stretch out your hands and take the actual and the projected pictures of yourself, what you are and what you want to be and throw them in an imaginary dumpster, crematory, whatever form of destruction fits your mood and imagination.
3Now, look at the world objectively as if there was nothing in you and nothing outside of yourself. This is where you need to start.
4Browse through all the knowledge, perceptions and experience that you have of living in the world up until this point in your life, leave overwhelming emotions aside while doing this.
5Exercise critical thinking. Build a new foundation on principles and ethics that are coherent to your new found reason.
6Start living in tune with your values, just be honest to yourself and to others. Do not worry about alienating people, the ones that stick by are the ones you need.
7Understand that society embedded expectations from others and yourself, are not a must for your well being and safety. Compliance with majority is not a sacrifice that you have to take in order to be happy. Keep your mind clear of doubt through working your brain. There are others like you. You are not alone.
8If you accept certain obvious truths about yourself and the world and rely on science to guide you into understanding the way we work you'll feel you can control yourself and not fall victim to doubt, depression, anxiety and other dark places. Your mind will stay clear so you can just live like you were meant to, free.
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- Question everything.
- We are all made of the same things, you are not better or worse you are who you've become through how your life shaped you. If you want to be better take responsibility for wanting to be better, express your will, learn, do and finally just be.
- Be honest above all.
- Prioritize.
- Learn to focus.
- Take tough decisions, work hard, sweat and your life will be better.
- Accept you are a lot of things but not everything and implicitly you are able to do many great deeds but you cannot do it all.
- Express opinions with knowledge and logic. Always argue with an open mind. Respect and listen, don't give in too easily, but always tolerate.
- Do not fall into any religious mystification of your place in this world.
- Read, listen, view all the available information on what you need to understand on how your brain works.
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HALLOWEEN MYSTERY from the Dark Side of
HAVENWOOD TALES Beginnings novel by D.J. Houston
Halloween night had fallen hard . . .
We'd gotten sidetracked somewhere in the thick of Black Hollow Woods, trying to follow an unmarked trail from the back side of Katy Winthrop's place through the twilight. By the time it finally dumped us into Weaver's pasture, the owls were already hooting and foxes were on the prowl.
I was panting to catch my breath when the strange wail of a lone wolf, too close in the woods behind us, reinforced the need for flight. But my legs wouldn't move.
Timmy's eyes glowed with urgency. "Trudie, can you hear me? Trudie! We need to get out of here!" . . .
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GONZALES, La. - A child pretends to use the radio aboard the 25-foot Response Boat-Small of Coast Guard Station New Orleans during a boating safety expo at Cabela's, May 26, 2012. Station New Orleans provided a static display and boating safety pamphlets. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Bill Colclough.
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Raleigh, NC--Susie's Law is just a signature away from becoming a reality.
The State Senate unanimously approved the bill increasing penalties for animal cruelty Wednesday.
It is named after the dog found burned and beaten in a Greensboro park last summer.
The bill makes it a felony to starve, torture, mutilate or disfigure an animal. Those found guilty could serve up to eight months in prison.
The House passed its version of Susie's Law last month, and the bill now goes to Gov. Perdue.
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The golf tournament will be held on Saturday, April 12 from 5-8 pm at Family Recreation Park in Boonsboro, MD. This fundraising event will highlight the need for high quality early learning programs in Washington County, and is being put on in conjunction with the Week of the Young Child (WOYC). The Washington County Commissioners along with the mayors of Hagerstown, Smithsburg, Williamsport, and Funkstown will be issuing proclamations declaring the week of April 6 – 12 as Week of the Young Child in Washington County. We have similar proclamations being issued in Frederick, Allegany and Garrett counties.
There will be several other family themed activities at the golf tournament, and a light dinner is included with the ticket. Funds raised will support scholarship opportunities for early childhood educators in Washington County. Tickets are available at www.applesforchildren.org, and the costs are: Adults – $8.00, children ages 5-12 – $6.00, and children under age 5 – $2.50.


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Essential items to civilians:
Essential Services Commissioner General S.B. Divaratne said yesterday
the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has not expressed
willingness to send food items to civilians trapped in the No Fire Zone
by sea.
The Government had been sending more than 3,000 MT of food items a
month to the No Fire Zone before the mass exodus to the cleared area
Speaking at a press briefing in Colombo, Divaratne said he has
chartered a special vessel to send food items to these civilians but the
ICRC has shown reluctance to send these food items by the chartered
vessel under the ICRC flag.
"I made an appeal to the ICRC to facilitate the dispatch of these
food items to the No Fire Zone. A ship which can carry more than 1,000
MT of food items are kept ready at Trincomalee to dispatch food items to
the NFZ. We are awaiting ICRC assistance," he said.
He said the ICRC should discuss with the LTTE and make arrangements
to send these food items to the NFZ. Divaratne said essential
commodities being despatched by 'Green Ocean' was not sufficient. "Green
Ocean can carry only 30 MT of food and that is not enough. The ICRC
should get more involved in this process," he said.
"I am not satisfied with the consignment of food being sent to
civilians trapped in the NFZ. He said the government has effectively met
civilians requirement living in the welfare camps though some
shortcoming took place within the first two three days.
Two specialist doctors are stationed at the Vavuniya General Hospital
to look into civilians' health needs. He stressed that not a single
family is living under trees. "Each family was given shelter and we are
in the process of erecting more tents in a land of 100 acres for
civilians who are still trapped under the LTTE."
Divaratne said there is a shortage of latrines in centres and
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Series to Showcase Composer-in-residence
SUNY Oneonta's fourth annual New Music Focus Week, a four-day performance series showcasing innovative, contemporary music, will feature work by internationally acclaimed composer Cort Lippe.
The series begins Monday, March 11. All events take place at 7:30 p.m. at the Hamblin Theater in the Fine Arts Center and are free and open to the public.
As guest composer-in-residence, Lippe will be on campus from March 11-15, presenting lectures in music classes and performing a concert of his music, some entirely electronic, and some with live performers and interactive computer processing.
Lippe has worked, studied and taught in Italy, The Netherlands, France, Japan, Denmark, Greece and the United States. His compositions have received numerous international prizes, including first prizes from the Irino Competition (Japan), the Bourges Electroacoustic Music Competition (France), El Callejon Del Ruido Competition (Mexico) and the Leonie Rothschild Competition (USA). His music has been performed at more than 250 international festivals and conferences, and is recorded on more than 30 CDs. Since 1994, Lippe has taught in the Department of Music at the University at Buffalo, where he is an associate professor of composition and director of the Lejaren Hiller Computer Music Studios.
In addition to Lippe's performance, New Music Focus Week will include presentations by several additional guest composers, a SUNY faculty composition recital and a performance by SUNY Oneonta's resident faculty electronic music trio, atom3.
New Music Focus Week will feature the following events:
Monday, March 11— "Technological Extensions: Demonstrations, Discussions and Deliberations," a colloquium examining the ways in which technology can extend music making, experience and understanding. Participants Mara Helmuth, Meg Shedel, Dafna Naphtali, Eldad Tsabary and Scott Miller will present one aspect of their work that features technological extensions of instruments, performance techniques, playback and audience experiences.
Tuesday, March 12—Faculty Composer Recital featuring the work of SUNY Oneonta faculty members Blake Fleming, Orlando Legname, Brett Masteller, Geoff O'Shea, Joe Pignato and Anthony Scafide.
Wednesday, March 13—Guest Composer-in-Residence Recital, featuring works by Cort Lippe, with performances by SUNY Oneonta student Eugene Gardner and assistant professor of music Julie Licata.
Thursday, March 14—Performance by Cort Lippe with atom3, an electronic music ensemble featuring SUNY Oneonta faculty members Orlando Legname and Joe Pignato.
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text: On Fri, 6 Mar 1998, Hugo van der Kooij wrote: > > I understood Ctrl-Alt-Delete is specificly used for login. I am in no > way familiar enough with NT to be called an expert (and I like to keep > it that way!) but from reading stuff and having done some Citrix stuff I > guess things are rather more complicated. > > > So I would say this is a mission impossible. > I don't think so. I've worked with stuff similar to VNC, like PCAnywhere from Symantec. It can run both as application and service(like deamon on unix). I've done remote shutdown and login numerous times with it. The lastest version also CLAIMS;) to encrypt sessions. Citrix on the other hand, are doing thing very differently. My understanding is that the most difficult task is to convert all GUI calls from LPC(local procedure call, a light version of RPC) to RPC. The topics has been beaten to death on comp.os.* groups. It is amazing that Microsoft never bothered to implement it. So to sum it up, a complete remote control package is possible on Win side, though it involvs a more complicated server diggin deeper into system. To me, the greatest strength of VNC, besides been free;), is the fact that the protocal is open, and the availabilty of java client. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^ Once again, Thanks, OLR. p.s. I found the java client running better on my NT system than the native version Yuxin


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People walking down Lafayette Street are stopping and peering into the windows of the New York Center for Architecture like it's Christmastime at Barney's. There are quantities of bricks, CMU, steel members, dimension lumber and batt insulation hanging there in mid-air. Each bundle is, in its embodied energy, equivalent to one gallon of oil. It's all part of a new exhibit, "Buildings=Energy," showing the costs, in energy, of building design. Inside the gallery there are renderings that document the development of one theoretical Manhattan office tower, and tracking how decisions made during its design, construction, engineering, and operation impact overall energy use. It's a difficult concept to illustrate, even to industry professionals, and the curators have done a good job.
But there are some other, outstanding issues. First, there's the question of how LEED and other codes fit in. There's no mention of LEED standards or ratings in any part of the exhibit. It's such an important part of the culture, why isn't it alluded to? Secondly, there's the question of whether or not this is primarily an architectural issue. A building's mechanical systems have the greatest impact on its energy use. Should engineers, then, be driving building design? And, finally, there's the question of whether building a new energy-efficient building is the best strategy. Would it save energy to not build new buildings at all, and retrofit existing structures with new interiors and mechanical systems, and to maintain all the buildings we have more assiduously? To Build or Not to Build, that's the main question, one that remains unspoken.
News, events, commentary and speculation about buildings, design and construction in New York City.


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Still going
Neither snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor even apparently old age keeps this mailman from his route. Six days a week, 90-year-old retired rancher Kermit Paxton gets in his mail truck and embarks on his 70-mile mail route in western Nebraska. He says the route doesn't always go smoothly. Once he rolled his mail truck in icy weather. Another time he flipped his pickup. But there's more to the retiree's life than delivering the mail. In his spare time, he delivers Bibles as a member of the Gideons International.
Noise complaint
Executives with shoe manufacturer Goosebumps Products Inc. weren't laughing when their newest line of shoes came with some unplanned, embarrassing sound effects: "They were whoopee cushions for the feet," said Goosebumps representative Bryan Thomas. A company chemist said bubbles in the gel-filled insole caused the unsettling noise when wearers took steps, and Goosebumps is suing Bell Chem Corp. for providing the low-grade silicon that produced the bubbles.
Alabama eviction
Some evictions in Alabama are getting violent. During a dispute with a tenant in a rental property near the Georgia line, the 69-year-old landlord, Joseph Hammock, broke the building's window and tossed a tear gas canister into the home. Renters said Mr. Hammock used the tear gas as an eviction technique. But it was the landlord who fled. Georgia police apprehended the landlord at his Georgia home on an unrelated arson charge.
Medicine breath
A Michigan woman arrested for drunk driving didn't get her libations from the corner liquor store-she got them from the oral hygiene aisle. Carol Ries, 50, who pleaded guilty to driving while drunk on three glasses of Listerine, was sentenced Feb. 15 to two years' probation.
Authorities suspected Ms. Ries was intoxicated after she rear-ended another car at a red light in January. Searching her car, police recovered a bottle of the mouthwash, which contains between 21.6 percent and 26.9 percent alcohol, depending on the formula. A breathalyzer test revealed that Ms. Ries's blood alcohol level was .30 percent, more than three times the legal limit. But she did have fresh breath.
Custody correction
Apparently, there is at least some honor among some thieves. Ricky Lee Claycomb was serving time in a Colorado prison for robbery when he was taken to Ohio to stand trial for rape. Ohio jurors acquitted him Feb. 15 and authorities there released him, even though he told them that he still had two years to serve in Colorado.
So Mr. Claycomb called his mother, who sent him money, and he took a bus back to Colorado and returned to the Fremont Correctional Facility in Canon City. "He was nice enough to call ahead," said Katherine Sanguinetti, a spokeswoman for the Colorado Department of Corrections. "I think he was afraid we would shoot him or something, but it wasn't his fault Ohio let him go."
Detroit lyin'
Detroit may be the rejection capital of America. The Motor City has produced the most calls of any town to the "Rejection Hotline," an enterprise launched in 2001 by Emory University student Jeff Goldblatt. Here's how it works: A person you're not interested in asks for your number. You say: (248) 262-6861.
But when that number is dialed, a recording kicks on: "The person who gave you this number did not want you to have their real number. . . . Do your best to forget about the person who gave you this number because, trust us, they've already forgotten about you." The Detroit number has logged more than 1.2 million calls since its 2004 launch, making it the most called of the 29 Rejection Hotlines Mr. Goldblatt operates across the country.


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Authorities say a Craven County man died Christmas morning from drowning.
Trent Woods police say an autopsy was performed Monday morning on the body of Clem Brinson. Police say there are no signs of foul play.
"It's gonna get easier but as of now, Christmas is not Christmas anymore," said daughter Blair Brinson.
Family members say the former New Bern High School football player had recently beaten a more than 2-year bout with cancer. They say the man may have tripped, and hit his head when he fell off his dock early Friday morning.
"You always see the Christmas morning stories you know an apartment goes up in flames, or tragic wreck and you always feel for those families and then you wake up and it's you one year," Blair Brinson told WITN.
The 59-year-old Brinson was discovered in Cypress Lake, behind his home on Meadowbrook Drive.
Trent Woods police say the 911 call came in around 9:00 a.m. Christmas about a possible drowning.
"It's been a Christmas the I certainly nor nobody else will ever forget," said Lynne Shirley, who is the victim's sister-in-law.
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Trent Wood Police tell WITN they responded to a 9-1-1 call on Meadowbrook Drive around 9am Friday morning in response to a possible drowning.
When officers showed up they found a 59 year old male dead in an area of water behind the residence. The cause of death has not been determined pending an autopsy.
Authorities aren't releasing the man's identity yet pending notification of family members.


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Something I've tried in photoshop was making a layer just to outline the borders of each tectonic plate. you can adjust the transparency in photoshop down to something like 20%-30% so its not blocking your work, yet can still see roughly where the mountains should be going. When your map is finished you can disable the layer. Haven't any experience in other programs though.
As its a fantasy world you could really shape the plates however you like, I just looked at our own earths plates for inspiration on the layout. From there you can muck around with the directions they are moving to work out where the ranges go, and even what types of mountains they are. Looking at our own earth Most of the plate borders are in the sea, and the smaller plates seem to be more "active"
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PHOENIX - Valley Metro announced Friday afternoon that a light rail strike has been averted.
The Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1433 and light rail operations contractor, Alternate Concepts, Inc. have all agreed to labor negotiations, which will keep the light rail operators working under current conditions.
The light rail strike would have started at the beginning of the year, which would have disrupted service for thousands of riders.
Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton said in a statement, "I'm pleased that these discussions will continue because it's critical that our light rail system keeps running and that service is provided across the region."
Friday's agreement will continue the terms of the Collective bargaining Agreement, until a new one can be reached in 2013.


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I was....
I was not!
Shoot. It looks like Iowa may have persuaded GMac into coaching at EIU......
"Seven minutes to glory."
Terrible, terrible news.
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wtf! this cant b true!;)
This is worse than the time they talked about renaming the Big 12 conference, which was around this time last year now that I think about it...
nice...real nice.
As far as depth goes though, the combination of White, Woodbury, Olaseni, Basabe, and Uthoff is much better than Niang, Ejim, Edozie, Gibson. Not because of the top 2, but because of the next 2 or 3. -DeanVogs
Looks like I'm going to sell my ISU season tickets and buy... dare I say it... EIU tickets :S
That's just great, now I have to go call my shrink before I jump off a cliff......
Originally Posted by Cyclone62
Shoot. It looks like Iowa may have persuaded GMac into coaching at EIU......
I know I won't buy season tickets again!
I think I'll become a hawk fan. Why wouldn't I?
-Steve Alford got Iowa basketball on the map.
-The football coach is overpaid and still wins 6 games a year!!!!
-The fans are extremely classy and always make great comments
-The school colors are beautiful
-Just because their conference has 11 teams but says its 10, doesn't fool me.....
Thank God its April Fool's day!
You bastards!
don't EVER joke about such a thing!! damn you, damn you all to hell!!
That wasn't even funny.
ISU Grad 1997.
ISU Fan for Life.
Not in CO anymore but I'm not changing my name :)
Originally Posted by Cyclone62
Shoot. It looks like Iowa may have persuaded GMac into coaching at EIU......
Good, that means they'll be out of my apartment building. That McDermott family is slamming doors at all hours of the night. They have rowdy parties all the time, and I think their dog pooped in the hallway. Good riddance!
Damn you nearly made me s*** my pants
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a friend of my brother's wife that works with a cousin of mine have confirmed that this is happening today.
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wow. nice timing. I have to ask how many shots did it take for you to be able to get this "ideal" shot?
This is the third of five shots. Another challenge in this situation was that the lighting was not very bright, and, of course, I wanted to use as fast a shutter speed as possible to stop the motion. I set the ISO at 3200 and aperture priority at f/1.8, which gave me 1/200 sec, which I think is about as slow as you can have if you don't want too much blurring.
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