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Titans president/CEO Tommy Smith is meeting with coach Mike Munchak today in Houston.
Munchak and general manager Ruston Webster have held discussions throughout the week about the plan moving forward and potential changes to Munchak's staff. Now Munchak will meet face-to-face with Smith.
At stake is Munchak's future with the franchise. Hired in 2011, he has one year remaining on his contract, but remains on shaky ground after back-to-back losing seasons.
Munchak has a 22-26 record as a head coach, including a 7-9 record this year.
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ReWyre – A Vision for the future In this final feature in the ReWyre series, we look to the future and what is in the pipeline for Kidderminster over the next seven years.
Eastern Gateway and Worcester Street Proposals The Eastern Gateway area covers the current leisure centre, old law courts and Worcester Street. Proposals to redevelop this area include the leisure centre relocating to a new facility on the former British Sugar Site and a mixed use development taking its place. This could include shops, offices and new homes.
Kidderminster Railway Station Kidderminster has the second busiest railway station in Worcestershire with about 1.3 million passengers passing through its doors each year. This highlights the importance of Kidderminster Railway Station as a strategic rail hub and the need for regeneration in the area.
The aim of the Kidderminster Interchange project is to provide a brand new transport hub for the town. This includes a new station building and enhanced passenger facilities, a new layout for the station forecourt with improved facilities for pedestrians, buses, cars and taxis, and improvements to the station's access from Comberton Hill.
ReWyre regeneration proposals aim to create a high quality "gateway" to Kidderminster, to improve the arrival experience for everyone including business visitors and tourists. Plans also include enhanced links to one of the district's major tourist attractions the Severn Valley Railway, which attracts more than 250,000 visitors each year. The proposals would have a positive impact on Kidderminster by reducing conflict between road users and improving accessibility to the town centre. Planning permission is in place and funding streams are being explored.
West Midland Safari Park West Midland Safari and Leisure Park (WMSLP) is one of the largest tourist attractions within the district, attracting about 750,000 visitors each year. A key aspiration of WMSLP is to improve and enhance the existing park and to upgrade the three star attraction to a four star resort by creating a major new conference facility, indoor water park and hotel. WMSLP would also like to create a new station on the Severn Valley Railway. This would provide a direct link by monorail to the national rail network.
Going forward Conservative councillor John Campion, cabinet member for planning and economic regeneration, said: "The economic and regeneration team at Wyre Forest District Council works alongside partners to deliver on the projects aspired to through the ReWyre initiative.
"We are looking forward to our conference in October which will highlight past, present and future. We will be focusing on objectives for the next seven years by identifying a range of projects for the ReWyre board to act upon. " To see the 2009 ReWyre prospectus, visit wyreforestdc.gov.uk. Engage in the ReWyre initiative, visit Twitter @NorthWorcsEDR #ReWyre.


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A slump in iPhone 4S shipments let the Samsung Galaxy S III leapfrog over Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) to claim the top spot in smartphone sales during the third quarter.
Industry research firm Strategy Analytics announced on Thursday that Samsung shipped 18 million Galaxy S III phones last quarter, compared to 16.2 million iPhone 4S units. That made the Galaxy S III, which runs on Google's (NASDAQ:GOOG) Android operating system, the world's best-selling smartphone for the quarter, BGR noted.
Sales of the iPhone 4S were likely dampened by consumers who held off purchases awaiting the launch of Apple's next generation iPhone 5 in September. The newest iPhone hit store shelves on September 21. Strategy Analytics said Apple sold 6 million iPhone 5's during the third quarter.
Soaring iPhone 5 sales are expected to quickly dethrone the Galaxy S III as the world's best selling smartphone in the current quarter, analysts noted.
However, there have been persistent rumors of production problems with the iPhone 5. On Wednesday, the chairman of Foxconn, Apple's major manufacturing partner, admitted that his company had been unable to meet demand for the new iPhone, which was proving difficult to build.
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WILTSHIRE trainer Richard Hannon enjoyed success at Royal Ascot yesterday as Baitha Alga won the Norfolk Stakes.
The win was Hannon's second of the festival after Toronado's success in the Queen Anne on Tuesday, and came with Frankie Dettori in the saddle.
It seemed to be all going to plan for the 5/6 favourite The Great War as he hit the front a furlong and half from home, but Baitha Alga found another gear and burst ahead inside the final furlong to beat the strong finishing Mind Of Madness by a length and a half as The Great War's challenge fizzled out to finish down the field.
Dettori gave his first flying dismount for some time to celebrate his 49th Royal Ascot success with a vintage display, leaving the Italian delighted.
"I'd been saving the flying dismount for Treve, but sadly that didn't happen," said Dettori.
"He ran a super race at Epsom (to win the Woodcote), the team were very pleased and I'm so pleased he got the job done.
"He's a dream to ride."
Hannon said: "He's a very special two-year-old. He was having his third run in three weeks. I appreciate that's quite a lot, but he's only been cantering at home.
"He's one of the best two-year-olds I've seen this year. We'll have a chat and see where we go from here, but he'd have to go up to the Prix Morny, something like that. If it was soft ground there I don't think he'd mind that."
As well as Baitha Alga's win, Hannon also picked up a second place with Lustrous in the Ribblesdale Stakes.
Hannon also enjoyed a second place in the final race of the day with Windsehear.
The horse, ridden by Richard Hughes, was heavily backed into a share of favouritism having chased home Cannock Chase on his latest appearance, a horse who won the Tercentenary Stakes earlier in the afternoon, and he was the first of the pair to commit for home.
Hughes briefly looked to have stolen the initiative aboard Windsear, but Fallon drove Elite Army into top gear in the final furlong and he swept by close home to score by a decisive three-quarters of a length.


text: Green Collection Entrusts Wheaton with Researching Papyrus Manuscript Karen Jobes and team will be the first to translate an ancient Greek manuscript. At Wheaton College, both students and faculty spend time delving into biblical texts and researching religious artifacts. However, professor of New Testament Greek and exegesis Karen Jobes and her class of ancient language majors are taking the study of biblical texts to a new level by being the first to translate an ancient Greek manuscript. More > Biology Department Begins Journal Research Club Wheaton biology students seek to deepen research involvement. To enhance research training in the Wheaton College biology department, the biology club Symbiosis has initiated a research seminar and journal clubs for spring 2013. More > Wheaton Initiates Grief Counseling Group Student Care at Wheaton College begins grief counseling for students suffering from loss. Although it's not always obvious, some Wheaton College students suffer beneath the surface from the grief caused by losing someone important in their lives. To confront this, the Counseling Center began its new grief support program earlier this week at the center's office on the first floor of Armerding Hall. More > Thunder Women Rewrite Record Books in Win Over North Central Historic shot breaks or ties five team records. They were only the eighth, ninth and 10th points of the season for junior guard Bri Graham, but her three-pointer from the left wing with 1:12 left in a 118-78 win over North Central on Saturday, Jan. 26, made history in the Wheaton women's basketball program. The shot made the score 113-76, and it broke two team records, tied two records and extended one that had been broken exactly one minute earlier. More > Men's Basketball Sweeps the Past Week Thunder upset fifth-ranked North Central. The men's basketball team headed into this week at 4-3 in the CCIW after a red hot start to the season. However, they knew that their quick start was no fluke. Junior forward Nate Haynes stated that "we knew we could be good" before the season even started. Their 0-2 start to conference play with losses to Illinois Wesleyan and North Central notwithstanding, the Wheaton team went on to win four of their next five conference matchups heading into last week. More >


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In most areas of legal practice, being thorough is an important
element of doing a good job. In fact meticulous attention to detail
is one of the best ways to avoid committing malpractice.
At the same time, getting bogged down in details can be
detrimental when you are trying to market your law practice.
Rattling off 15 different practice areas when you describe what you
do is generally ineffective.
Advertisers understand this. An effective commercial will
highlight one or two key benefits of a product or service and then
the commercial will be repeated over and over again so that the
message sticks. Successful politicians do the same thing with
political ads.
This has to do with the limitations of human memory. Most of
us are unable to recall a barrage of information, particularly if
it is not put into some kind of context. Stories, in particular,
are easier to recall.
Therefore, when describing what you do as a lawyer, don't just
list everything you have worked on in the past six months.
You are under no obligation to do so. Instead, decide what
you want to be known for and talk about that. Give an illustration
or two of the kinds of problems that you solve. Tell a good story.
Resist the urge to simply document what you have done.
If you keep your messages simple and focus on just a couple of
practice areas where you have expertise (particularly the areas
that are most relevant to the prospect), then people you meet are
much more likely to remember you and remember what you do. If
you communicate in the way you draft documents for a closing, you
may get high marks for accuracy; but don't expect that person to
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The Ravens and Cowboys each are division leaders. Similarities end there.
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Baltimore's only reason for being on top in the AFC North is how poorly the other division members have performed. The Ravens are too streaky, winning three, losing four, then winning two.


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Sports Media 101 and FanDuel have been a duo for months, bringing sports fans everywhere the chance to play one day fantasy contests and win amazing prizes, just by throwing together a roster. After all the success, we have now officially teamed up with FanDuel to create an entirely new fantasy section of Sports Media 101 with revolutionary features! So it's only right to celebrate this exciting new partnership with a series of FREE fantasy contests for you, our readers and fans, with hundreds, even thousands of dollars in prizes. Starting tomorrow night, the Freeroll Frenzy will begin, so start getting your rosters together now, so you won't miss out on the fantasy event of the year!
The new fantasy section of Sports Media 101 will include a revolutionary feature: your very own Fantasy Headquarters. This technological innovation will change how fantasy players manage their fantasy squads forever and is coming soon only to SM101. And since we like to help out our fantasy fans as much as possible, the new section also includes the Start 'Em/Sit 'Em feature, so just in case you missed out on who around the pro leagues is stepping up or flopping out each week, we've got you covered so your rosters won't take a hit. This new fantasy section from the sports experts at SM101 will make sure you won't lose out on all the opportunities our new partner, FanDuel, gives competitors to win.
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text: There's too much missing from Josh Koury's documentary Standing By Yourself to call it a great film, but it contains some undeniably riveting, visceral moments. Shot on video and Super 8 by Koury as his Pratt Art Institute senior-thesis project, Standing By Yourself consists of almost microscopically short takes of the director's 16-year-old brother Adam and Adam's punker friend Josh Siegfried as they try to find something to do in the small town of Clinton, New York. Bored and antisocial, the duo and a couple of hangers-on hit up their divorced moms for money and then cruise the malls, pharmacies, and alleys of Clinton, profanely threatening each other with violence while getting high on cheap liquor, cough medicine, and prescription drugs, all stolen. Koury cuts quickly between shots, and often lets the screen go black for long stretches while the audio plays on, or lets the audio from one location overlap into footage from another. The effect is dizzying, especially since Koury's handheld camera whips back and forth from person to person in such a way that it's impossible to tell whether there's a cameraman there at all, or if the equipment is just dangling from the strap of one of the kids' backpacks. Standing By Yourself was shot over the course of a year, as the slightly upper-middle-class Adam and the slightly lower-middle-class Siegfried begin to drift apart. The director's brother is clearly a smart kid acting wild, whereas Siegfried appears far more desperate and lonely. Halfway through the film, the latter has such an adverse reaction to the cough syrup he's been guzzling that he spends most of the night searching for a public restroom in which to throw up. (Giving up, he vomits in the street.) By the end, he's taking drugs less for the idle thrills than for their power to numb; asked by Adam how much Coricidin he should take for a buzz, a Ritalin-dosed Siegfried mumbles, "I think like eight... eight or twelve." Standing By Yourself is a structural messthere's little sense of time passing, and it ends with a shrug, as though Koury were afraid to make any definitive commentbut the disjointed scenes have a horrifying split sense of inevitability and unpredictability. And though Koury doesn't indict himself directly enough for his own voyeurism in watching his brother abuse himself, the hands-off approach leads to a naturalism so stark and startling that it practically induces nausea.


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Based on the first two football games at Investors Group Field, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers have an incredibly accommodating group of fans.
At least 13,000 of the 33,500 people who paid to watch the first regular-season Canadian Football League game at Winnipeg's new football stadium travelled to the $200-million venue by means other than cars.
That works out to an astounding 39 per cent of the audience in a city where conventional wisdom held -- as recently as three weeks ago -- ordinary people would sooner immerse themselves in a vat of wood ticks than use Winnipeg Transit or take a bicycle to a football game.
According to the Winnipeg Football Club, approximately 10,000 fans took buses to Thursday night's Blue Bomber home opener, while about 12,000 took transit or chartered school buses home.
On top of that, 1,222 bicycles were locked up at the stadium, either inside the free bicycle valet or elsewhere on the grounds, according to Anders Swanson, a Winnipeg cycling activist and one of the bike-valet volunteers on Thursday.
These tallies, which do not account for the unknown number of south Winnipeg residents who walked to the game, speak to a remarkable willingness on behalf of Bomber fans to get out of that most cherished of comforts, the personal motor vehicle.
A cynic would argue so many fans took transit or rode bikes because driving to Investors Group Field is too much of a pain in the posterior. But even if that's the case, there's something heartening about the notion football fans are capable of not just accommodating the requests of the game-day planners but actually exceeding their expectations.
According to almost every account, getting to Investors Group Field on June 27 was a vastly more efficient experience than it was on June 12, when traffic clogged all arteries around the stadium and thousands of fans couldn't make it on time.
For example, park-and-ride buses made it to the stadium from as far away as Garden City in as little as 35 minutes on Thursday. The comparable figure for June 12 was one hour and 15 minutes.
Given only 15 days to amend the game plan, the combined efforts of football club officials, Winnipeg Transit, the Winnipeg Police Service, the University of Manitoba and senior City of Winnipeg officials resulted in a dramatic and marked improvement in stadium access.
Thursday was far from perfect, though. While the overwhelming majority of fans who attended both games found it easier to get to the stadium, getting out was a less efficient experience for thousands of fans.
A walk around the U of M campus following Thursday's game revealed long waits for motorists who purchased on-campus parking spots. Some were still trying to leave their lots one hour after the game.
More significantly, there was widespread confusion among transit passengers about where they should catch their buses. This became potentially dangerous due to a Manitoba Hydro failure that resulted in no streetlights along Chancellor Matheson Road.
There also was either a shortage or misallocation of buses for several park-and-ride routes. Some fans bound for Transcona waited until 12:30 a.m. -- well over an hour after the game ended -- to board buses that would get them home after 1 a.m. on a weeknight.
A trio of Transcona-bound fans, after giving up on the park-and-ride wait, jumped on the last downtown-bound Route 160 bus and wondered aloud about whether they could afford the time commitments now required of attending Bomber games. For fans living far from the stadium, the CFL is now a seven-hour commitment, as it takes at least two hours to get both to and from a three-hour football game.
Of course, Winnipeggers will eventually grow accustomed to the new stadium. But the loss of even a few hundred season-ticket holders in the short term would mean trouble for the Bombers, whose business plan depends on a bustling building.
The good news is, concession revenues appear to be strong, based on the constant bustle of activity on the concourse -- and the only complaint espoused by cycling activist Swanson about the stadium.
"The ATMs are down," he said. "Either that, or they're out of money."


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FILM fans can enjoy a fortnight of free movies when the People and Planet Film Festival returns to Blackburn and Darwen this week for a second year.
There will be free screenings of 17 films at different venues including Blackburn Museum, Blackburn Library and Darwen Library Theatre.
The festival will be launched on Friday evening but a special 'pre festival taster' will be held at the newly-opened Blackburn is Open pop-up cinema on Thursday with a free showing of documentary film Burning Ice.
Beginning at 5.30pm, Burning Ice sees the coming together of five marine scientists and 10 artists from around the world who sail to Longyearbyen in Norway to see the effects of climate change first hand.
The festival will get underway on Friday at Darwen Library Theatre from 7pm with a screening of The Moo Man, a humorous but poignant documentary about the British dairy farming industry.
The festival aims to inspire debate about environmental issues by hosting workshops, talks and showing films with an ecological theme.
Other films due to be shown across the two-week programme include Rango, Avatar, Bee Movie, The Lorax, Trashed and Up In Smoke, each of which will be used to focus on a different environmental issue, from sustainable farming to the declining population of bees.
This year's event is sponsored by Flood Watch, a community project designed to raise awareness about flood risk and prepare communities for extreme weather, and will feature free water-themed films and workshops such as umbrella decorating.
Executive member for leisure, culture and young people, Councillor Damian Talbot said: "The film festival returns this year with some great films for all the family and it's going to be at even more venues across the borough, making it even easier for people to come along.
"There's certainly something to suit everyone and hopefully we'll see people taking advantage of what's on offer to make this festival even better than the last."


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Topic: Drs. in the Carolinas and Georgia
I have made an appointment to see Dr. Sanoff at UNC Chapel Hill next WEdnesday. It seems that one or two of you are going to her and like her. I was just wondering if there was someone else in this neck of the woods???? Just want to make sure I am covering all and the right bases. My friend who is an onc in Seattle was suprised I was not going to Duke. Not that she had any specifics, but now she has me questioning my source for a second. Bless her, she is more worried about things than I am and has nothing positive to say about my medical care in Sweden which (Besides my hope-stealer of an oncologist I will never see again) has been positive. Anyway, does anyone have any other suggestions for doctors in the beautiful south?
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The mission of the St. Margaret School of Nursing is to foster the development of the intentional learner who is prepared to transition to practice as a member of the interdisciplinary health care team. The graduate nurse will be grounded in values of patient-centered care. The focus of our program is mastery of high level competencies reflecting the knowledge, skills, and attitudes required for the delivery of safe, quality care. The School accomplishes its mission through an evidence-based nursing curriculum geared at preparing graduate nurses for entry level practice.
The vision of the St. Margaret School of Nursing is to advance the heart and science of nursing. Aimed at integrating the use of best evidence through innovative teaching strategies, we seek to remain a leader in exceptional nursing education at the local and national level.
Professional nursing as defined by the American Nurses Association (ANA) "is the protection, promotion, and optimization of health and abilities, prevention of illness and injury, alleviation of suffering through the diagnosis and treatment of human response, and advocacy in the care of individuals, families, communities, and populations." The faculty at St. Margaret School of Nursing also believes that the discipline of nursing is science based and requires continuous inquiry to advance the knowledge and practice of the profession. The role of the nurse is coordination of the patient's plan of care through collaboration with the interdisciplinary health team. Our values serve as a foundation to develop graduate nurses to practice in the new millennium.
Malcolm Knowles' Theory of Adult Learning informs our use of andragogy and self-direction based on the learner's self-concepts, experience, readiness and motivation.
Adopting Christine Tanner's Model of Clinical Judgment, based on the concepts of noticing, interpreting, responding, and reflection, we deliberately design experiences that focus attention on rapidly changing, ambiguous situations to help learners identify breakdowns, strengths, and areas for improvement.
We reference the Koloroutis model of relationship-based care and embrace the caring theorists included in this model. Through this concept of relationship-based care, used by our governing organization, we promote an attitude that reflects a caring and healing environment. We strive for excellence that is achieved through collaborative relationships.
The curriculum is designed to prepare the graduate nurse for practicing professional nursing at an entry level, and is based on the foundations of quality and safety education described by the Institute of Medicine report and Educating Nurses: A Call for Radical Transformation. The St. Margaret Schools of Nursing has integrated the Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) competencies into the framework of its curriculum. The intent of these principles is to arm the graduate nurse with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes (KSAs) necessary to provide optimal patient care. The faculty is responsible for incorporating competency based KSAs both in the classroom and clinical setting.
QSEN Competencies:
An ongoing venture of our faculty and students is one of scholarly inquiry. This is achieved through learner-centered strategies that engage the student in active learning. The students become responsible for their learning while faculty facilitate knowledge acquisition and development of clinical reasoning. Problem-Based Learning (PBL) and high-fidelity simulation are incorporated throughout the curriculum to achieve this outcome. Our faculty continues lifelong learning through participation in professional development opportunities. The use of peer review allows for self-reflection and improvement in teaching methods. UPMC recognizes excellent in faculty development through performance based faculty promotion in which leadership is developed through involvement on the UPMC Schools of Nursing Faculty Senate and its committees.
Through access and exposure to the resources available in a world-renowned health care organization such as UPMC and its affiliates, St. Margaret Schools of Nursing students are assured of receiving the highest level of exposure to excellence in nursing practice. The governing organization, UPMC St. Margaret, has received Magnet™ recognition through the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC).
Faculty continually strives to incorporate the best available scientific evidence into theory and clinical instruction to improve the quality of clinical judgment of our learners and improve the quality and effectiveness in health care. We believe that new graduates require clinical knowledge to integrate evidence-based care into practice while incorporating patient/family preferences and values in the delivery of quality patient-centered care. Faculty and students have access to the use of information technology to solve care dilemmas and create new knowledge. Faculty and students work together to discover and utilize the information technologies needed to provide evidenced-based care and keep patients safe.
Teamwork is the collaboration of the knowledge, skills, and attitudes of each individual toward a shared goal. Teamwork skills are demonstrated, implemented, and evaluated throughout the curriculum at every level. We educate students on task assistance and back-up behavior, mutual respect, leadership, standardized communication, and reflection of goal attainment. Effective teamwork and structured communication are essential attributes of the new graduate nurse. In order to reduce error and promote patient safety, we believe that teaching teamwork skills is crucial.
Graduates of the program consistently score in the top rankings on the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) while exhibiting one of the lowest academic attrition rates. UPMC St. Margaret Schools of Nursing identifies successful transition into practice as a positive outcome. Graduate nurses of the program are preferred employees based on employer feedback. Reports received from graduates and employers reflect successful transition into practice particularly in the areas of collaboration, practice management of multiple patient,s and lifelong learning.
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PowerDrive delivers powerful, mobile, flexible power supply solutions that convert your vehicle's battery power (DC) to household power (AC) keeping your devices powered and you on-the-go.
- Powerful - From high quality components that deliver up to 3,000 continuous watts.
- Mobile - From Bluetooth enabled circuitry, free mobile-paired app, and removable remote control that allows remote connectivity to monitor and customize performance.
- Convenient - With Multi-, Diverse (AC, DC and USB) Power Outlets, and options including Swivel Direct Plugs (to mount in tight spaces), and Battery Cables to conveniently allow installation.
- Reliable - With a Voice Alarm (to provide four status warnings), Auto Safety Turn-off (to prevent temperature swings and overload), Output Wattage Indicator (that provides a digitally numeric or visual indicator to actively monitor performance), Replacable Fuse (if necessary, to enable long-life performance with low-cost maintenance).
- Design-Savvy - With an illuminating aerospace design that glows to reinforce that power is active.
- Durable - With an ABS PVC Composite Housing that is tough and rigid to protect electronic components from abrasion and damage.


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Compro IP 70 Network Camera Reviewby Ganesh T S on 7/28/2011 11:05 AM EST
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- IP cameras
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- Gadgets
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dac7nco - Thursday, July 28, 2011 - linkThat picture with the banana, altoids, calculators and dolls is the creepiest image I've ever seen in a tech review. Congratulations!
Daimon Reply
GridConnect - Thursday, July 28, 2011 - linkI am from Grid Connect and we are a re-seller of this product. You can find it on our website here:
I believe as the posting of this article we have the lowest price on this device available, its a very nice cameras as the review said and definitely worth checking out.
If this comment is read by the author we would appreciate it if you could update the post and put in the link to the product by our name. Reply
ArtShapiro - Thursday, July 28, 2011 - linkWhy would a technical review of a product promote one particular vendor of said product? Reply
GridConnect - Friday, July 29, 2011 - linkThey have linked to vendors in previous reviews that tell you where to buy it. If they dont want to thats fine, I was just trying to save people a step from having to Google our name, find the product, etc. Reply
Hrel - Thursday, July 28, 2011 - linkOnly use I see for these things is security surveillance. Image quality looks WAY above minimum needed for that. Set it up to only record when it detects movement to save space and back it up to hard drives for later review. Still, I've seen whole systems for 200 bucks that include a DVR and 8 cameras. 1 Camera for that price is insane.
Maybe there's another niche use for networked cameras I haven't imagined? Probably, people do crazy stuff with camera's and tech. Reply
GridConnect - Thursday, July 28, 2011 - linkActually for these types of cameras with comparable features these are very affordable. Most cameras with all of these features would cost you 3-4x that. The types of systems you are speaking of dont have things like email notifications, movement detection, and monitoring via cell phone just to name a few things. Reply
sc3252 - Thursday, July 28, 2011 - linkThose $200 systems suck! As someone who has setup these cameras you do not want to go cheap, it just means they will fail or something else will go wrong. As they say, "time is money" you will find this out fast if you cheap out on security cameras, you will constantly be driving to and from the place of work to reset the camera or to make sure they are working, and good luck getting a usable picture in court...
PS: $200 is cheap for a security camera, the cheapest you really want to spend is around $400, going up to $2000 per camera... Reply
bobbozzo - Thursday, July 28, 2011 - linkThere seems to be a word or two missing on page 5:
"so this is something we are not entirely about with the Compro IP 70" Reply
ganeshts - Friday, July 29, 2011 - linkThanks! fixed :) It was something we were not entirely happy about with the Compro IP 70 Reply
Nihility - Friday, July 29, 2011 - linkIs the feed encrypted? Reply
ComproStore.com - Monday, August 01, 2011 - linkPlease visit our website we offer all the great Compro Products, IP60, IP70, IP540 PTZ, IP540P PTZ, IP570, IP570, we have the best deals around with the Compro Line. Reply
jman7 - Friday, August 19, 2011 - linkI have two of the IP540P camera which are step up from this. They removed in latest firmware in all models the ability to records to SMB, NAS or any type of server. All consumer models you derivatives of the same firmware. You can record pictures but not video to a server in the latest firmware. They added the ability to monitor your video over the Internet but took away the necessary features. I reverted back to the latest firmware which did support to recording to SMB shares but that usually locks up the camera at around the 15 hour mark or so. It does have great video for remote video but if you think it will reliably record your home your are mistaken. They have claimed since April that they will restore firmware features but so far nothing.
I have found many other owners of Compro video products saying the same things about their cameras. I feel duped by Anandtech these products are buggy and useless and any honest review would have picked up on this within the first day. The iP540 mentions a firmware that Campro never released to customers. Evidently they responsively release firmware to reviewers but not customers. Reply
A.K. - Friday, August 26, 2011 - linkThe root cause of this issue is that Compro has added a new P2P service feature called Seedonk Server onto the 2.0 release and had to make tradeoff due to the insufficient memory space; the tradeoff is the SAMBA NFS recording function. Reply
A.K. - Friday, August 26, 2011 - linkCompro does apology for users who are replying on the SAMBA NFS recording function and will release a special version of the 2.0 firmware with the SAMBA NFS 2.0 (however without the Seedonk Server function) will be available by the mid Sept.
However, if anyone want to recording their video from Compro IP Camera, now they launch their own NAS/NVR product to the market, all firmware support the recording to their own NAS/NVR is no problem. Reply
X man - Saturday, August 27, 2011 - linkOn current FW, I can use Synology server for Video Recording. And their excellent mobile solution on iPhone/iPad/Android Phome make the camera (IP70 and IP540) good IP Cameras for Home Users. Reply
email@example.com - Tuesday, August 06, 2013 - link--- Great article. I know a company that sell's also a cheap and quality ip camera. www.dpointtectnologies.com Reply


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Trenton, NJ – Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) customers are advised that additional agencies and inspection stations will resume service tomorrow, Friday, November 2.
The following agencies will remain closed until further notice:
The following inspection stations will remain closed until further notice:
Customers are also reminded that all driver tests (written/road), driver conferences and specialty vehicle inspections previously scheduled for October 29 through November 3 have been cancelled. The MVC will contact customers to reschedule the services for those dates.
The MVC will begin conducting scheduled CDL road testing at the following locations on Saturday, November 3: Bakers Basin, Cherry Hill, Lodi, Miller Air Park, Rahway and Wayne. All other scheduled road testing will resume on Monday, November 5.
To ease the burden on customers who did not have a chance to visit a facility last month for service, MVC Chairman and Chief Administrator Raymond P. Martinez has issued Administrative Order 2012-03 authorizing a 30-day extension for all driver's licenses, vehicle registrations and inspection that expired on October 31. The administrative order is available on the MVC's website.
Individuals and businesses with motor vehicles and boats that were damaged or destroyed during Hurricane Sandy and require a salvage title may find information on the MVC's website at http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/Vehicle/SpecialVehicles.htm
Martinez has also issued Administrative Order 2012-05, which will provide an International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) penalty waiver to those individuals and businesses affected by Hurricane Sandy. The penalty waiver applies to any late returns filed or payments made by affected IFTA taxpayers postmarked between November 1, 2012 and November 7, 2012. Waivers of interest will be limited to interest owed to New Jersey and to any other IFTA state or province that authorizes the MVC to waive its interest. The administrative order is available on the MVC's website.
Lastly, Administrative Order 2012-06 was issued, which authorizes an extension of temporary vehicle registration tags (temp tags) that expire between November 1 and November 9, 2012. The expiration of the tags will be extended until November 10, 2012. The administrative order is available on the MVC's website.
For additional information about MVC facilities, please visit www.njmvc.gov .
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Tax Abatement - Revitalization Program
Program Expired September 1, 2010 - New applications no longer accepted.
(Partial Tax Exemption Ordinance Amendment
effective September 1, 2007)
Article 24, Chapter 4 of the Fairfax County Code, Partial Tax Exemption Ordinance, as amended by the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors on July 23, 2007, provides for the renovation, rehabilitation or replacement of certain multifamily, commercial or industrial property. As authorized by state law, the Board provides a partial tax exemption incentive to improve and maintain the quality of buildings in the County. The Department of Tax Administration (DTA) is the administering agency of this program. Program highlights include:
Program Eligibility and Requirements:
- Commercial and industrial structures located within Revitalization Districts are eligible for the program. Contact DTA to verify that the property is located within a Revitalization District. The building age must be at least 25 years old. If the improved structure total floor area is more than 80,000 sq. ft., then the project must be mixed-use. Minimum market value increase due to improvements is 25 percent.
- Multifamily structures located countywide are eligible for the program. The Multifamily structure (building) must be at least 20 years old. Review Moderate Rental Apartment ratio criteria. Minimum market value increase due to improvements is 25 percent.
- An application for Partial Tax Exemption must be filed with DTA at the time a permit is filed for the improvements. Review the ordinance criteria prior to filing the application, to determine if the planned revitalization qualifies (contact DTA for assistance).
- DTA will schedule an inspection for an appraisal of the existing structure once a partial tax exemption application is received. This appraisal will establish the structure's base value for the program. Any structural changes made prior to inspection will be incorporated in the structure's base value.
- Work must be completed by December 31st of the third year following the year in which the application for partial tax exemption is made. A detailed listing of actual costs must be submitted to DTA.
- DTA will make a final appraisal upon substantial completion of work on the structure. This will establish the structure's final value. The request for final appraisal must be made before November 1 for partial exemption in the following calendar year.
- Review ordinance criteria for further information.
- Hotels are not eligible for this program, unless part of a mixed use project.
Program Benefits:
Qualifying property owners receive a partial exemption of the taxes associated with the increase in structural value due to renovation, rehabilitation or replacement (i.e. final structural value compared to base structural value), provided all program requirements are met. Owner will receive an exemption over specified time period.
- The partial tax exemption will transfer with the property.
- Application for exemption must be made by September 1, 2010.
- No exemption will be granted on land value.
- All work done must conform to existing County regulations.
- The amount of partial tax exemption will be fixed and will not grow over time. It may be reduced in the event the value of property declines in the future.
- Taxes will be assessed and due at 100% during the construction phase (i.e. prior to final appraisal).
- There is a $250 program application fee (nonrefundable).
- Amenities such as swimming pools generally will not qualify for the program.
For more information, refer to the application procedures and the Partial Tax Exemption Ordinance in its entirety. The application and the other documents are available for viewing and printing from the Department of Tax Administration (DTA) website at: www.fairfaxcounty.gov/dta. The application can also be obtained by contacting the DTA office at 703-222-8234, [TTY 711; Español 703-324-3855]. Completed application forms should be mailed to: Fairfax County Department of Tax Administration, 12000 Government Center Parkway, Suite 223, Fairfax, VA 22035.


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LONDON - Day Two:
I have to admit, one of my guilty pleasures is watching BBC news. The dry presentation along with the occasional British sarcasm always gets me.
Today, it's wall-to-wall Olympics coverage, comparable to how we roll when a storm comes to town. It's a better start to my day than the overly-creamy scrambled eggs. Sunny-side up would have been a better choice in light of our weather.
Forecasters say it will be a little more humid today. I'll be the judge of that.
Today is a day full of surprises. We have an interview set up at a hotel in the beautiful Canary Wharf area of London with Cynthia Potter, Olympic medal winner in the '70s, NBC diving analyst and former Houstonian. But before the Q&A can even begin, I run into the Today Show's Matt Lauer, who introduced himself to me and took the time to meet and greet my crew. He scored major courtesy points in my book.
Then Bela Karolyi pops out, shouts "Houston!" and gives us a hug.
Although, my highlight was meeting and interviewing Houston's taekwondo family, the Lopez's. Aside from their brilliant athleticism and cat-quick moves, these are salt-of-the-earth people, the kind you want to have over for a hearty dinner.
Meantime, the NBC commissary is looking more like Tony's compared to what we've eaten lately.
And the weather? I don't know what that weather gal was talking about on the news earlier. It's like San Diego around here, a perfect 10 in my book!
Don't miss my reports today on KPRC Local 2 News at 4, 5, 6 and 10 p.m.
For more local Olympics coverage, visit our Olympics Zone.
To see all of Dominique's online daily diaries, click here.PHOTOS: Dominique Sachse in London
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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 29/4/2011 (2303 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Thirty years ago I stood in line at the Art Gallery of Ontario to see a major tour of King Tut artifacts.
Winnipeggers with longer memories -- and lifespans -- probably remember the exhibition that came to Winnipeg in 1965, the first time Tut artifacts came to North America.
Tut was just 19 when he died after reigning from 1355 to 1346 B.C., and it was fascinating to see items that were touched and worn by the young pharaoh, or found in his tomb.
It's still fascinating. And yes, people still stand in line to see them.
For the first time in decades, Manitobans have a chance (within reasonable driving distance) to see treasures that were lost for more than 3,000 years.
The Golden King and the Great Pharaohs, accompanied by the Omnitheater film Mummies: Secrets of the Pharaohs, has been entombed at the Science Museum of Minnesota in St. Paul, Minn., for a limited engagement since Feb. 18. Residing there until Sept. 5, it makes a perfect side-trip -- or main attraction -- for a trip to the Twin Cities this spring and summer.
The exhibit features 100 artifacts unearthed from the tomb of Tutankhamun or from those of his relatives, including Amenhotep, Shabaqa and Hatshepsut.
During the recent March break, my family -- two adults, two teens, and a friend of our daughter's -- took in the exhibition during a fast-paced, one-day excursion from our resort about an hour away from the Twin Cities. Besides Tut, the day-trip included shopping and sightseeing at the Mall of America and several other stores in the area.
The Omnitheater movie is a must-see to get into the proper mood for the exhibit. It uses modern-day footage as well as re-enactments to help tell the history of the pharaohs and put King Tut into historical context. A close-up of Rameses II lets you see the face of a pharaoh believed to be the one in the Exodus story.
As the doors to the treasure room are opened, it's hard not to think of the words uttered by Howard Carter in 1922 when, after entering Tut's tomb and opening a hole in a wall just big enough to allow him to peer through, he was asked if he could see anything. "Wonderful things," replied Carter.
The first wonderful thing we encountered was a statue of Khafre, a king in Dynasty 4, seated on a throne. Khafre's reign was from 2576 B.C. to 2551 B.C., and his tomb, situated behind the Great Sphinx, is the second-largest pyramid at Giza.
There's Tut's bed, which historians believe was used while he was alive, as well as miniature model boats intended for use in the afterlife. An ivory game box, with pieces inside a slide-out drawer and two game boards, is one of four toys found in Tut's tomb.
For me, some of the most interesting -- and most intimate -- artifacts in the exhibit are the 20 golden covers which protected the fingers and toes of Tut, as well as his golden sandals. While Tut's gold burial mask is still in Egypt, you can see the incredibly detailed golden mask of Psusiennes I, who ruled about 300 years after the boy-king, as well as an ornate collar fashioned from beads with three gold falcon heads, worn by the daughter of Amenemhat III.
While a large part of the exhibition is filled with artifacts from Tut's tomb, including items from his mummy itself, there are some household items as well -- including a limestone latrine toilet seat used during the reign of Akhenaten. And if you were lucky enough to be a cat in the pharaoh's household, you too could get your own fancy sarcophagus, too.
The entire exhibit takes about 90 minutes to go through and, because all of the tickets have entrance times on them, there are no mobs of people inside to push through.
After emerging into an elaborate gift shop (King Tut coffee mug, anyone?), there's a brief movie showing the latest research to emerge on Tut as a result of DNA samples taken just last year. That's when you find out that, at his death, Tut had had -- well, maybe I'll leave that for you to discover.
Aside from the Tut exhibit, the Science Museum is fabulous, complete with dinosaur bones and fossils, a science experiment gallery and an exhibit of past questionable medical devices. If you haven't been there it's not to be missed.
As we'd toured the museum in recent years, it was time to hop in the van and drive a few kilometres to the mall, which, in the Twin Cities, usually means the Mall of America.
Sea Life Minnesota Aquarium
But, before shopping, we really wanted to see ... an aquarium. While the mall has more than 500 shops in its 4.2 million square feet, bt also houses a number of attractions like the Nickelodeon Universe indoor amusement park, Moose Mountain Adventure Golf and the Sea Life Minnesota Aquarium.
Thanks to a renovation completed just last month, the aquarium has gone from hosting 5,000 sea creatures to about 10,000, and has added far more hands-on activities. You won't find Sponge Bob here (he's up a floor at the amusement park), but you will see a myriad of creatures that share his undersea home, including sea horses, sharks and jellyfish.
One exhibit pool allows you to climb a short flight of stairs to get an overhead view of stingrays. There's even a small elevator for those using wheelchairs or walkers.
One creature in Minnesota for the first time is a 100-pound green sea turtle. Nicknamed Bubble Butt, she's also an example of what can happen when man and wildlife collide -- in this case, the turtle and a boat propeller. Her shell was so damaged that she can only bob in the water, unable to dive. Aquarium staff add weights to the shell, allowing her to go under water.
We missed the sharks being fed, but we felt like lunch as we passed through long glass tunnels with these pointy-teeth denizens just inches from our faces. There are sand tiger sharks, nurse sharks and sandbar sharks, but most unusual was the green sawfish with its long toothy snout.
Another interesting -- and colourful -- area was the jellyfish exhibit. Here, different species of jellyfish are kept in their own tubelike aquarium with coloured lights bathing them as they swim around with pulsing, fan-like pulsing motions. They kind of look like flowers being blown around, but you'd much rather get pricked by a rose than touched by a jellyfish.
OK, you can't go to the Mall of America and not shop. Armed with a discount coupon book -- available for $9.95 at the information centre or $3 less if you print off a coupon from CAA's sister AAA website -- we quickly went through some of our favourites and discovered a few new ones.
And, beyond the mall, we still had a few more to cover.
It won't take 30 years to pay off the bills we racked up at the stores, but I'm hoping it won't be another 30 years before I again meet Tut. Whenever it is, the boy-king himself won't be getting any older -- and people will still stand in line.
King Tut Exhibit: It costs $25 for adults to see the exhibit and the museum itself from Monday to Friday, and $30 on Saturday or Sunday. For seniors (60 and over) it's $23 and $29 respectively; for children four to 12 it's $16 and $18. It's a few dollars more for the package that includes the Omnitheater movie.
* It may make more sense to actually join the museum as an annual member and get entrance, parking and giftshop discounts. It cost us $95 to join as a family (two adults and two children), and then the admission price dropped for both entrance packages to $18 for adults, $14 for seniors and $14 for children any day of the week.
The museum membership also capped parking in the museum's parkade at $5, gave us a 10-per-cent discount at both the King Tut giftshop and the museum's regular giftshop, and gives us free admission to more than 290 museums around the world, including ones in Minnesota, North Dakota, Saskatchewan, Alberta and Ontario.
* To avoid standing in line to see the Tut exhibit, reservations can be made by calling (651) 221-9444 or going to smm.org/tut
Sea Life: Admission is $19.99 for adults (13 years and older), $14.99 for children (three to 12) and free for kids two and under. It's located in the lower level of the Mall of America.


text: The chart above, and the stock's historical volatility, can be a helpful guide in combination with fundamental analysis to judge whether selling the January 2016 put or call options highlighted in this article deliver a rate of return that represents good reward for the risks. We calculate the trailing twelve month volatility for Boeing Co. (considering the last 249 trading day closing values as well as today's price of $118.61) to be 20%. In mid-afternoon trading on Monday, the put volume among S&P 500 components was 635,584 contracts, with call volume at 635,584, for a put:call ratio of 0.76 so far for the day, which is above normal compared to the long-term median put:call ratio of .65. In other words, if we look at the number of call buyers and then use the long-term median to project the number of put buyers we'd expect to see, we're actually seeing more put buyers than expected out there in options trading so far today. Find out which 15 call and put options traders are talking about today.


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FRIENDSWOOD - An observant gas station attendant interrupted a purse snatching in progress at a Kroger gas station. On Tuesday, police said Chrisheena Ladale Milburn, 22, of Houston, and Marque Undray Coleman, 30, also of Houston, drove up to the gas station at 3161 FM 528 at 2:39 p.m. in a black Pontiac.
Police said Milburn then got out of the car and opened the passenger side door of another car in an attempt to steal a purse inside, while the 69-year-old driver of the other car was pumping gas.
The gas station employee interrupted the theft by walking up to both vehicles as Milburn was about to snatch the purse, according to police.
According to reports, the pair then sped out of the parking lot heading towards Interstate 45. The attendant called police and gave a description of the couple. The purse-snatching pair were stopped on Interstate 45 near El Dorado and taken into custody.
Milburn, is being held in the Harris County Jail, and was charged with criminal trespass of a vehicle. Police said she had recently received three years probation for theft on Feb. 18. She has other convictions including car theft, drugs, and escape, according to police.
Coleman was charged with driving with an invalid license and reckless driving. He is also being held in the Harris County Jail. He was charged with criminal trespass in February 2012. He has prior convictions including theft, drugs, and criminal trespass, according to police.
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He's hilarious, charming, and squeaky clean! The incomparable HOWIE MANDEL is dropping by with some exciting updates! First, it's almost time for the season premiere of the hit competition show "America's Got Talent," and he's also starring in a brand new TBS show, "Deal with It" -- he's telling Ellen all about them! Whenever Howie is here, you can count on an outrageous, side-splitting story from his life that you'll be talking about tomorrow!
Then, he's a star so big, he only needs one name; USHER is here! One of the biggest names in music is telling Ellen about his involvement with the telethon for Oklahoma that's airing tonight, starring his "Voice" co-judge, Blake Shelton! And speaking of "The Voice," he's got the inside scoop on this exciting season of the hit singing competition!
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Sony teased gamers with details of its next-generation PlayStation 4, expected to launch around Christmas, at an event in New York this week. But with no console to be seen, promises of improved graphics and social gaming features did not appease the concerns of those who worry that the group could be close to losing its last chance at a comeback. Read more
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Scottish girls in London like to rock a total look—and they're no pushovers when it comes to thinking through branding, from jewelery to makeup to signature prints—even before they've really got a brand to speak of. There's Louise Gray on the one hand—she of this season's tartans and spots—and there's her compatriot Holly Fulton, who has her own highly identifiable thing going with color, print, crystal and plastic jewelery, as well as her personal penchant for lipstick. "It's a bit harder and more sexual this season," said Fulton of her parade of tough glamour girls, in their dark purple lipstick, pillbox hats, mirrored Cutler and Gross aviators, dangly earrings, and crystal neckpieces.
Funnily enough, one part of this collection has a Scottish angle, by way of Coco Chanel. "There's this part in a book about her where it talks about how happy she was when she went fishing with the Duke of Westminster in the Highlands," Fulton said. That set Fulton (who, like Gray, studied textiles) off in the direction of tweed: She wove her own out of strips of fur and fabric. The second source behind this show is the work of Pop artist-animator Heinz Eldemann, who created Yellow Submarine for the Beatles. Fulton took Eldemann's part-Deco, part trippy lead and drew patterns of hands, lips, and the skyscrapers of New York. Those motifs, printed onto fluid pajama pants and long, fluted dresses had the strongest and most wearable appeal in this collection.


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Welcome to the United States of the RIAA: A new bill that just flew through a U.S. Senate committee could make embedding copyrighted videos a crime, punishable by five years in the pokey.
In effect, the bill is pretty simple. Senate Bill 978 takes existing copyright laws that make the reproduction and distribution of copyrighted works a felony and adds the pungent phrase "public performances by electronic means" (that is, video streaming) to the list of things that can land you in the slammer.
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The reason for the change? Because copyright czar Victoria Espinel asked for it. Right now, streaming copyrighted works is a misdemeanor. If this bill passes the full Senate and House, then gets signed by the President, that changes.
There are other rules before felony charges kick in. The video has to be seen by at least 10 people over the course of 180 days and must deprive copyright owners of at least $2,500 in potential income.
Of course, it would be hard to imagine an online video that was seen by fewer than 10 people in six months, and given how highly the RIAA values a single song -- as much as $80,000 per tune, as file-swapping mom Jammie Thomas-Rassett discovered -- the $2,500 barrier is about as effective as damp toilet paper.
CopyHype blogger Terry Hart says fears about people being thrown into jail for embedding the wrong YouTube video are overblown -- not because the law won't allow it, but because prosecutors won't waste their time and budgets chasing small fish.
The worry that S.978 will lead to prisons overflowing with people for sharing online videos that happen to be infringing is overblown....
The standard for establishing criminal copyright liability is much higher than civil liability. Prosecutions for criminal copyright infringement under existing law are rare. According to the Administrative Office of the US Courts, less than 50 people are charged with a criminal copyright offense every year. There's no reason to think that this number will change drastically because of S.978.


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It is deja vue time for Sony investors as the Japanese electronics company revises down its income expectations again.
The profit warning is the latest in a slew of downgrades over the past few years – in 2011 Sony infamously downgraded its net income forecasts four times.
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The University of Michigan Library is opening to the public 2,229 searchable keyed-text editions of books from Eighteenth Century Collections Online (ECCO). Â The texts are available to the public at no cost.
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Margiechocoholic 11:19, 25 March 2009 (UTC)
I was just thinking, maybe in the individual infoboxes that appear on articles about characters, we could also have something about what the character sees in the mirror of Erised (seeing as we talk about their boggart, a kind of opposite). The only downside is that we don't know all of these and they would change over time (although it's the same case with boggarts). If it hasn't already been discussed (sorry if so), what do people think of this idea?
- Another downside is that we only know what six characters saw in the Mirror of Erised -- or would see, rather, since Rowling has commented on that for Hermione, Dumbledore, and Voldemort, but we don't know if Hermione or Voldemort ever actually looked at the Mirror. Oread (talk) 11:29, 25 March 2009 (UTC)


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THE surprise appointment of Mark Carney to lead the Bank of England has been received as a compliment and a loss in Canada.
In September 2008, as interbank capital liquidity hoarding precipitated a financial tsunami from which Europe is still reeling, Mr Carney ensured liquidity for borrowers through the central bank, cut interest rates to a historically low 0.25 per cent, kept inflation under control, and ensured Canada borrowed at the best possible rates.
The 47-year-old Harvard and Oxford-educated Canadian economist has a mission to reform the banking system so that taxpayers never again have to bail out ''too-big-to-fail'' banks.
Former Canadian prime minister and Minister of Finance Paul Martin said he was ''very disappointed'' to see Mr Carney leave Canada. ''He has been an outstanding governor of the Bank of Canada as well as a very progressive head of the financial stability board,'' he said.
Mr Carney's appointment ''bodes well for the economies in Canada, the United States, China and elsewhere'', Mr Martin said.
''If what you're looking for is somebody who understands the inner working of the banking system domestically, but at the same time its interconnections globally, and what has to be done globally, I think you've got a very, very strong person.'' Following the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, many Canadian banks and financial institutions held worthless mortgaged-backed bonds, while other big players held none. Mr Carney managed to negotiate a bailout settlement to share the losses.
He ''turned his back on a very lucrative career in private banking to go into a public service job where his first job was to try and bang heads together and try and remedy an almost impossible situation'', said Duncan Cameron, from the Centre for Global Political Economy at Simon Fraser University.
''A lot of people wouldn't want to get up in the morning if they had to face that kind of situation, and he seems to have thrived on it.''
The Canadian banking system has often been compared with the Australian banking system.
The sector there, made up of five large banks, has been ranked the most sound in the world five years in a row by the World Economic Forum, which praised it for being ''well capitalised, well managed and well regulated''.
Canadian banks make loans on a case-by-case basis, depending on the creditor's ability to repay. Many of the high-risk financial instruments that exacerbated the subprime mortgage fiasco in the US do not exist in Canada.


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AN archaeologist from Worcestershire will be telling people about his work and what he has done with Channel 4's Time Team at the Hive later this month.
Rob Hedge, who works for Worcestershire County Council's Archive and Archaeology Service, will be talking about his work on Thursday, July 24.
He is currently a community archaeologist, working with schools, local groups and societies, and has previous worked in a variety of archaeological roles around the country.
Worcestershire County Councillor Lucy Hodgson, Cabinet Member for Localism and Communities, said: "This is another brilliant opportunity for residents to find out about the interesting work of the Archive and Archaeology Service. Rob will be telling people about his life and current role from day-to-day digging to investigating some of the amazing sites filmed for the popular 'Time Team' show."
The free event has been organised as part of Worcestershire's contribution to the Festival of British Archaeology which runs from July 12-27.
Mr Hedge will also answer questions from visitors after the talk which takes place in The Studio at The Hive at 7pm.
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Despite a 45 percent increase in the stock market since 2010 and a 6 percent increase in housing values during the same period (in inflation-adjusted terms), about 50 percent of people older than 65 are still likely to be unable to maintain their standard of living in retirement, according to a study by the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College.
The center's calculation, known as the National Retirement Risk Index, is based on the Federal Reserve's Survey of Consumer Finance, a triennial survey of U.S. households. The most recent survey is 2010. The 2013 survey isn't available yet.
In 2010, the index showed that even if households headed by 65-year-olds annuitized all their income and took out reverse mortgages in an effort to maximize their resources, 53 percent of households were at risk. Given the improvement in housing values and stock portfolios, it would seem like the state of retirement planning would be significantly better in 2013. But the retirement picture improves only by 3 percentage points, so that 50 percent of households are at risk instead of 53 percent, the center found.
The explanation is simple, says Anthony Webb, a research economist for the center.
- About 89 percent of all stocks are owned by people in the top third of the income spectrum, so average people didn't benefit from the rising stock market.
- Social Security's full retirement age has risen for an increasing number of people compared to 2010, effectively lowering benefits. In other words, the further from full retirement age you are when you claim, the less you get.
- Interest rates continue to be low, and that has an impact on how much income households can squeeze out of savings as well as the amount of money available from annuitization and from reverse mortgages.
- Home values are much more significant for lower-income retirees than they are for wealthier older people, and even though they've risen 6 percent since 2010, that doesn't make up for the Great Recession's hefty decline.
- People are living longer, so they'll need more total income to pay for that increased longevity.
What is the answer? Webb says most people have three choices. They can work longer, save more or accept a drop in their standard of living after they retire.
"The trouble is that some households don't have much choice. If they are in poor health or lose their jobs, these households may have unpalatable choices," Webb says.
"If you have a job and you are in good health, there is a lot to be said for working longer," he adds.


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Commissioned by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to study the effectiveness of efforts to manage the wild horse population on western lands, a National Research Council (NRC) committee published its report, "Using Science to Improve the BLM Wild Horse and Burro Program: A Way Forward," in the National Academies Press this spring. The committee concluded that the program's current practices are unsustainable. If processes go unchanged and trends continue, experts say the already overpopulated American West could see the number of horses double in four years and triple in six years.
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Ilkley-based artist and photographer Rich Bunce has received a commendation in the International Garden Photographer of the Year competition.
Rich's photograph of foxgloves along Hadrian's Wall in the Northumberland National Park held off competition from around the world to get shortlisted in the wildflower landscapes category.
Titled Hadrian's Gloves, the wild foxgloves in his photo grow by a popular walking route that runs along Hadrian's Wall overlooking Crag Lough.
"I'm delighted to have this particular image selected for the International Garden Photographer of the Year," he said. "It was a really grey day when I took the photo, I'm always saying in my workshops that you can take great photos in any weather, now I have a great example that I can use!"


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SG300 - Wifi Vlan
I want to set up a vlan only for the wifi APs and wifi clients on my network. They can't access to any server, only internet acces
I already implement this configuration and its working, but now I want to allowed a couple of laptops to connect to servers in other vlan. what should I do?
Should I do it using Mac address of laptops or IP? how?
thanks a lot.
Hi Angel,
It sounds to me like you;
- know what you want to do with the switch,
- have DHCP services in place and it's working
- You understand how to filter (permit or deny) traffic with ACLs. These ACL will deny traffic from or to wireless clients even before the ethernet frames leaves my switch
You still can have VLAN 3 on the switch terminating on the firewall, there maybe no
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