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Here's our recommendation on 10 simple tips to boost the security of your Mac:
Your default account on Mac OS X is an administrator user, and malware writers can take advantage of that to infect your computer.
For everyday activities, we recommend you create a non-admin user and you only log in as administrator when you need to perform administrative tasks. To do that, go to the "Accounts" pane of "System Preferences, then create a non-administrator user. Use the new account for everyday tasks like e-mail and web browsing. This greatly helps to limit the damage from zero-day threats and drive-by malware attacks.
We recommend Google Chrome, for many reasons, one of them being that it's updated a lot of more often than Apple's built-in Safari browser. In addition to its own sandbox, Chrome ships with a sandboxed version of Flash Player that puts up a significant roadblock for malicious exploits. Google Chrome also has a silent, automatic update mechanism that removes the burden of patching security vulnerabilities. Make sure the new browser is also set as your default web browser.
Unfortunately, Adobe's Flash Player has been common target for hackers looking to take control complete over your computer. An old version of Flash Player will most certainly put you at risk when browsing the internet. To uninstall Flash, you can use the two utilities provided by Adobe, for versions 10.4-10.5 and 10.6 and later. See this link for details.
Like Flash Player, Java is a preferred target for exploit writers looking to plant malware on your machine.
We recommend you completely uninstall it from your machine. Unfortunately, Apple doesn't allow Oracle to update Java for Mac directly. They do it themselves, usually several months later! This means the window of exposure for Mac users is much longer than PC users.
The Java Preferences utility is in /Applications/Utilities; uncheck the boxes next to the versions listed in the General tab.
If you must use Java for some specific applications, it's very important that you at least disable Java in Safari and other Web browsers. In Safari, go to Preferences -> Security -> Web Content and uncheck "Enable Java".
Many of the recent attacks against Mac OS X take advantage of old or outdated software. Commonly exploited sxploited suites include Microsoft Office, Adobe Reader/Acrobat, and Oracle's Java, but there are other applications that can be abused as well. Office for Mac 2011 is much better from a security point of view than Office for Mac 2008. If you are still using 2008, we recommend you update to 2011 as soon as possible. Whenever you see the Apple's "Software Update" prompt, be sure to apply the fixes and reboot the machine when necessary.
The good news is that unlike Windows, Mac comes with a built-in password manager, the "Keychain".
Whenever possible, try to generate unique, strong passphrases for your resources and keep them in the keychain instead of remembering easier passwords. Whenever the cyber-criminals manage to compromise one of your accounts, they will immediately try the same password everywhere - GMail, Facebook, eBay, PayPal and so on. Hence, having an unique strong password on each resources is a huge boost to your online security.
Another, though more complicated advice is to have a separate keychain, with a 3-5 minutes password cache timeout, for important passwords only. What are important passwords? Well, things such as resources which when compromised can cause direct financial loss: eBay, PayPal, online banking and so on. If somehow your "Keychain" gets compromised, you don't loose all the passwords.
Turn off connectivity services when not in use, or when not required. These include IPv6, AirPort and Bluetooth, three services that can be used as entry points for hacker attacks.
IPv6 is a relatively new communication protocol which your Mac can use. This is rarely used in practice , although in my years of travelling, I've seen only one hotel which supported IPv6 in parallel to IPv4. Hence, it's probably safe and even a good advice to disable IPv6 proactively.
To disable IPv6 on your computer Choose Apple menu > System Preferences, and then click Network.
If the Network Preference is locked, click on the lock icon and enter your Admin password to make further changes. Choose the network service you want to use with IPv6, such as Ethernet or AirPort.
Click Advanced, and then click TCP/IP. Click on the Configure IPv6 pop-up menu (typically set to Automatically) and select Off.
(More details here.)
In MacOS X Lion, Apple updated their encryption solution (FileVault) and added full disk encryption. It is now known as "FileVault 2". This has the advantage of security the entire disk instead of just your home folder and can be very useful if your laptop gets stolen.
(More details here.)
Adobe Reader has been one of the preferred targets of cybercriminals on the Windows platform and it still ranks high among the most exploited software in the world. Version 10 includes numerous security enhancements which make it a lot safer than any previous versions. Please make sure you get the latest version from the download page at Adobe - unfortunately, many of the older versions are still available for download and it can easily become confusing.
"Mac's do not get viruses" has been a common theme ever since the famous 2006 commercial with the sick PC and the healthy Mac. Six years have passed and the situation has changed dramatically. In 2011, cybercriminals began pushing DNSChangers and fake anti-virus lures to Mac users in a very aggressive way. The Flashback trojan which appeared in September 2011 caused a huge outbreak in March 2012, which amounted for over half a million infected users worldwide. (see this article on the methodology used to calculate the number)
Nowadays, a security solution is absolutely mandatory for any Mac user. You can download and install a trial of Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Mac.
For Mac OS X power users, a utility like Little Snitch can be used to determine when a program attempts to establish an outgoing Internet connection and give you the option to allow or deny this connection.
At the beginning of 2012, we predicted that an increase in the number of attacks on Mac OS X which take advantage of zero-day or unpatched vulnerabilities.
This is a normal development which happens on any other platform with enough market share to guarantee a return-on-investment for virus writers so Mac OS X fans shouldn't be disappointed because of this. During the next few months, we are probably going to see more attacks of this kind which focus on exploiting two main things: outdated software and the user's lack of awareness. If you follow the above steps, keep everything updated and be aware of these attacks, your chances of becoming yet another random victim will be greatly diminished.
Thanks to Ryan Naraine (@ryanaraine) for contributing to these tips.
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The autoclave expansion test provides an index of potential delayed expansion caused by the hydration of CaO, or MgO, or both, when present in hydraulic cement.
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As most of us know, the Salvation Army has been in the news recently in a somewhat negative way. This is due to the criminal acts of some greedy people who have taken advantage of their positions.
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Just like the old saying, "one bad apple does not spoil the whole batch."
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Two seniors from last year's basketball season, Royal Palm Beach's Justin Lord and Inlet Grove's Rashaud Turner, have new homes in the Midwest.
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News Jay Craven to Produce 2009 Burlington's Champlain Quadricentennial
Marlboro, VT - (July 17, 2008) -- Marlboro College Film Studies professor Jay Craven has been named by the City of Burlington to produce the city's 2009 Quadricentennial Celebration, marking the 400th year anniversary of the region's first visit by a European explorer, French voyager Samuel de Champlain.
Craven will lead the multi-faceted commemoration during the next year, while remaining connected to the College on a reduced teaching schedule.
"The Champlain Quadricentennial provides a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to unite the region of Vermont, Quebec, and upstate New York," said Craven. "It gives us a unique chance to showcase Vermont, attract visitors, and affirm far-reaching values and goals that, properly articulated, can provide substantial long-term benefits."
In addition to teaching at Marlboro College, Jay Craven is well known to Vermonters through his work at Kingdom County Productions (KCP) which he established in 1991 with Bess O'Brien. At KCP, Craven has produced and directed feature films including, "Where the Rivers Flow North," "A Stranger in the Kingdom," and "Disappearances," based on novels by Howard Frank Mosher. He has toured these movies to more than a hundred Vermont towns and many more venues across the U.S. and internationally. Special screenings include The Smithsonian, Lincoln Center, Harvard Film Archives, American Film Institute, Cinemateca Nacional de Venezuela, Beijing University, Jerusalem Cinematheque, Cinematheque Francaise, Art Institute of Chicago, and Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Craven's 2004 TV comedy series, "Windy Acres," won two New England Emmys and played PBS affiliates in ten states.
Craven also founded and directed (1975-91) St. Johnsbury's Catamount Arts organization. At Catamount, Craven established the town's arts center and staged hundreds of film and performance events, including Northeast Kingdom and Burlington shows by Spalding Gray, Mummenschanz, Merce Cunningham Dance Company, Guthrie Theater, Ray Charles, Miles Davis, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Miriam Makeba, Wynton Marsalis, Pat Metheney, Arlo Guthrie, Stephane Grappelli, and many others. He also presented shows and residencies by dozens of Vermont artists, co-founded (with Rob Mermin) the Circus Smirkus, and co-produced Don Sunseri's GRACE Project for mostly older indigenous visual artists.
Quadricentennial program events will be announced throughout the coming year, starting in mid-August. "We're inviting all Vermonters to join us in Burlington," said Craven, "and to help create Quadricentennial commemorations. We'll be soliciting stories and ideas for our radio variety shows, for example. We'll issue a formal call, but people who can't wait-and have funny or unusual stories about border crossings, first dates, or the December winter holidays should definitely send them along for possible use."
The City's culminating "signature event" on Saturday, July 11th will include a mammoth parade and dozens of activities staged along Burlington's Lake Champlain waterfront. After dusk, audiences will be treated to an electrifying evening pageant of world-class theater and dance artists, followed by an international fireworks display.
"The City also looks forward to working closely with local schools-and dozens of community organizations, including Burlington's First Night, the Echo Center, the Flynn Theater, the Vermont Stage Company, Vermont Public Radio, Vermont Public Television, and others," said Craven. "And to reach out to other Vermont groups developing Quad festivities, among them the Vergennes Opera House, Shelburne Museum, Vermont Arts Council, and St. Alban's Maple Festival."
"We're also planning to host Quebec artists, naturalists, historians, performers, and filmmakers," said Craven, "in the spirit of our shared history and with an aim to forge closer links for the future. The Quad provides a chance to break down barriers and look forward to the region's next hundred years-and to have a blast doing it."
People wishing to make contact or offer ideas should contact Jay Craven at the Burlington Quadricentennial, c/o Burlington City Arts, 149 Church Street, Burlington, Vermont 05401. E-mail contact is (email@example.com).
For more information, please contact the Marlboro College Public Relations Department at (802) 251-7644, or visit the news section at www.marlboro.edu.
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I might have one here, it has a broken comm board, still powers up, charges, just no signal and restarts when it goes into sleep mode. The touch screen is in near perfect condition.
I also have one for sale. Everything used to function but then the white battery cable solder pad got removed and its stuck in recovery mode.
I have a 8gb that has a defect touch.. rotorite if your iphones touchscreen works Ill buy it from you
i have a 16gb 3g with a cracked screen. the LCD is fine, but the digitizer is spidered. apple wants $250 and the phone for a replacement, or full price if i want to keep the phone. i'll sell the phone if it offsets the price of getting the replacement.


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Hello to you all brain yacks, the big reason i´m doing Music Today was my experimentation of loads of software, hardware and sampling. Electronic Music needs in Todays MI (music industry) to not flud the market with flawless ideas and there are alot and different kinds of music software and ways to control it.
And in my todays setup i needed to simply fly. After along time watching Propellerhead Reason as a piece of software, i have decided to unload my PC-Windows XP pro of the un-matched and oustragious well sounding software, has Halion 3.5 sampler, X-phraze, Predator, Cubase and others even the mastering tools.
to dedicate my prime time to Propellerhead Reason 4.01, with the passage of the time i started to leak because of the need of Power Hypersampled samples (i started sampling in cubase from an hardware device Yamaha-RS7000), a few months later i had accomplished a task hypermultisampled 24bit, prestine sound for use with samplers in Propellerhead Reason 4.01, in the market behind Reason there alot of stuff also Mans like us all that work every day in this topic of sampling and made the wonders of actually put reason singing an Multisampled MOOG synth in a production, i mean NN-XT and NN-19 make wonders when playing some well recorded samples, Analog Sound and drum kits the Best of Reason till Now. The hability of had several pre-Comb, EQs, reverb fx, side-chainning hability etc. IDEAS, IMAGINATION and ART. But the best of it is yet to come, everyone knows that we are in the age of knowledge and let it be ledge to us all, and i think that´s not enougth, today´s MI let the Mobile Tech in to the market and they already have the Digital music with them, VSTI interfaces yeah, digital synth software every where to every one (extremely well sounded software to new digital age mobile), and REASON users have been ledge to Analog yet, i think all the Reason users should not stop and keep asking for more because we want more, since the time we choose Propellerhead Reason and our ultimate weapon to present the MI with our Musical Dots and why´s.
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Propellerhead Staff and users, please let´s ask for some new Pieces of Virtual Hardware but this time more Digital more Classic Digital, more soundy and Fresh, dynamic and theoric or technical. We diserve to be ledge into the future also as we choose you Propellerhead to be with us !!!
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The Task was not Re-done, well watch it as a "Instrumentalist looses the main instrument" or "the instrumentalist have been stoolen and loose is main instrument",
Why should we think alot in new pieces of material (instruments), has all of us know the market keep fluded with millions of un-matched ideas, some of them really cool.
Well back in 1999 and 2004, there was an Audio Eng. called Peter Gorges that constructed the first Phraze synthsizer, that the basic function was Arpegiatted Audio Files that run the way you want them to Run, a sequencer with 64 steps, that worked with, each slot of the sequencer have one different sample shot and each one with his independent settings, full fill the 64 Cells choose the arpegiator run settings and voila, perfect machine for anormal running sequencies..
Or for a Big time example Magnus Lidström with his totally digital interface Synplant an simple an oustragious synthsizer with every thing you need.
The most difficult step to Propellerhead is to start as in all majors in MI.
Well Digitally speaking if Propellerhead had the possibility to integrate an oustragious new synth in Reason (we shoud not forget that modular possibilities is an huge step to every one and i´m not taken the modular connections out of it), why not integrate an extra-modular Rear rack (ins,outs,cv,seq,run,settings,etc) and an extremely easy and beautifull digital interface to ledge also the propellerhead Reason users in this new millenium age.
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I have a plug-in that creates serveral collections and adds photos to a 1000 - 2000 photos to these.
Also in the loop the message is shown of the progress. After the loop has finished the processing is also finished.
This all works fine.
The code is something like:
After the loop has finished and the created collectiona are populated the collections becomes visible after 5 to 10 seconds. There is a delay. On slower systems this can be longer.
The problem is that the user sees and thinks that nothing happens and tries again.
What I want is to show a message which automatically disappears when the collections gets visible. No pushing buttons, only the message that he should we for the collection to become visible.
Other solutions are also welcome.
A little example would help alot.
|xxxxCollection = catalog:createCollection( ... )
|for i, photo in ipairs(cat_photos) do
|message = 'processed: ' .. i
|.. processing
|-- adding photo to collection.
|xxxxCollection:addPhotos{ photo }
|progressScope:setPortionComplete( i, nCountSelected )
In general, the LR user interface updates asynchronously from changes made to the catalog, and changes made by plugins can take a while to get reflected in the user interface. But one thought about your situation:
Is the progressScope:done() inside or outside of the call to catalog:withWriteAccessDo()? That is, is your structure:
If the call to progressScope:done() is inside the call to catalog:withWriteAccessDo(), then perhaps it is indicating that the operation is finished before all the changes to the catalog actually get committed. What happens if you move progressScope:done() outside of the call to catalog:withWriteAccessDo()?
Just to help reinforce one of the points John is making - collections aren't created until after you exit the with-write-access-do function. Likewise, nothing else is really done database-wise until the database transaction is complete - after returning from with...do.
It's worth noting that last edit date will not be the time the change was initiated, but the time it was finally committed.
I understand the reason, but how can i show the user that although nothing happens on screen Lightroom is processing the Collections.
I have tried with one parent progressScope which should emcompass all the functions and a child progressScope which should show the iteration over the individual photos.
This is my code, but only the first time the parent progress bar is shown. I'm doing something wrong.
My code is below. I have been trying for hours, but cannot get it right.
Could anyone correct it so that I get 2 bars, the other goes from 1 - 4 and the inner from 1 - photo count.
So that after the collections async have been created the other bar should finish.
local LrTasks = import 'LrTasks'
local catalog = import "LrApplication".activeCatalog()
local LrFunctionContext = import 'LrFunctionContext'
local LrProgressScope = import 'LrProgressScope'
local LrDialogs = import 'LrDialogs'
local myLogger = import 'LrLogger'( 'AddImages' )
-- myLogger:enable( "logfile" )
local message
local messageTitle
local messageOk
local messageCancel
function AddImagesToCollection()
-- This should be the MAIN progressScope (progressScopeLarge) : this should encompass all
-- Phase 1: Removing the Collection hierarchy
-- Phase 2: Initializing
-- Phase 3: Iterating all the photos
-- Child progressScope - should show the progress of the individual photos. (progressScope)
-- Phase 4: Building the Collection tree.
-- After that all the images have been edited
-- The problem is that the user is seeing nothing for some time. Thats why I want to show the progress of the main scope.
local progressScopeLarge = LrProgressScope {
title = 'My plug-in processing ...',
functionContext = context,
message = "Remove previous CollectionSet"
progressScopeLarge:setPortionComplete( 1, 4 )
catalog:withWriteAccessDo( "Remove previous CollectionSet", function()
local collectionSet = catalog:createCollectionSet( "My plug-in Collection", nil, true )
message = "Initializing ..."
progressScopeLarge:setPortionComplete( 2, 4 )
local cat_photos = catalog.targetPhotos
local nCountSelected = #cat_photos
progressScope = LrProgressScope {
title = 'My plug-in: adding images ...',
functionContext = context,
catalog:withWriteAccessDo( "Create new CollectionSet", function()
message = "Iterating all photos"
progressScopeLarge:setPortionComplete( 3, 4 )
-- loop through each of the photos
for i, photo in ipairs(cat_photos) do
message = 'processed: ' .. i
<< All the processing per image >>
progressScope:setPortionComplete( i, nCountSelected )
message = "Building Collection tree"
progressScopeLarge:setPortionComplete( 4, 4 )
Re the progressScopes, it's not obvious what might be going wrong.
But it's not clear from your code fragment whether you've addressed the underlying issue, which is you'd prefer the collections and photos to appear in the user interface immediately when they're added. Your code fragment appears to imply that the collection set and collections are all being created within one single catalog:withWriteAccessDo().
I suggest that you restructure your code to create each collection set/collection and add each photo to a collection within separate calls to catalog:withWriteAccessDo:
delete collection set
create collection set
for each photo
create collection
add photo to collection
Then it's more likely that the changes made to collections and their contents will appear incrementally on the screen as the plugin executes.
I understand that it is normal behaviour that after the loop the collections are created / made visible and that this takes some time. This is no problem for me.
It is not neccesary to have the collections been build and visible during the loop. Also I think this would use a lot of performance.
For me it is enough to show "child progressbar" increase in the loop.
The only thing I want is to give the user a sign of life between the moment the last photo is added to the last collection (the end of the loop) and the moment the collections appear visible on screen for the user.
Right. But if you can't get the progress scope to work incrementally, another way to show "signs of life" is to have the collection building appear incrementally as it occurs, as sketched out above. Personally, I would prefer that, since that's the way LR itself works with all of its long-running operations.
If performance of incremental collection-building becomes an actual problem (it may not be), then you can avoid that problem by processing the photos in batches of, say 5 at a time. The Any Filter plugin, which searches entire catalogs of tens of thousands of photos, uses that simple approach to show incremental results without sacrificing performance.
@John R. Ellis,
Would you be willing to have a look at the plug-in?
The plug-in is very straight forward.
Ofcourse, you could have a copy for free.
I may have time to look at it later this week. You can see my email address here.
I send it to the e-mail address.
To close this thread: The plugin's code had a number of undeclared variables, some of which were causing the progressScope to not get properly created. By default, Lua errors are not displayed, so these were slipping past the author silently. I recommended that he use the Debugging Toolkit or Rob Cole's plugin framework (which incorporates the toolkit).
I want to thank John for his excelent advice. Thank you!


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Full opening intro released for Persona 4 Arena
Atlus has released the full opening film to Persona 4 Arena, which features some rock music and lyrics in English along with animations from MadHouse. Persona 4 Arena hits Japan on July 26 and the US on August 7. Reports indicate it may arrive in Europe on August 31. Thanks, Andriasang.1
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Persona 4 Arena trailer focuses on story
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Persona 4 Arena pre-orders score OST, Golden to include bonus content
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Persona 4 Arena to feature paid DLC
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Persona 4 Arena due in August
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We want to get an accurate count of everyone taking part in this so we can better coordinate with Operation Homefront. If you would like to participate, please fill out the registration form located at http://slickdeals.net/homefront/. You will automatically get a badge declaring yourself as a participant.
If you have any questions, please ask in the Operation Slickdeals Official Discussion Thread.
The Details
The donations will take place July 15th – August 7th, 2011, but we will accept receipts from as far back as June 14th, as long as those items are donated. We will be accepting receipts for a week after the drive ends and will provide a way to upload your receipts online. Operation Homefront will be providing itemized receipts and helping with the accounting and we will also need your grocery store receipts to calculate savings – so make sure you save them!
Everyone is welcome to register, but not everyone will have an Operation Homefront chapter to donate to in their area. We are working with Operation Homefront to set up drop off points for everyone, but it may not be possible in all areas. For those people, we encourage you to donate to your local food bank (and we'd be happy to help you find one). Unfortunately, due to the nature of accounting with Operation Homefront, participants not donating to Operation Homefront will only be eligible to win t-shirts. This is one of the reasons it's important to register as early as possible, so that we can set up all the drop off points.
Who is Operation Homefront?
Operation Homefront provides emergency financial and other assistance to the families of our service members and wounded warriors. A national nonprofit, Operation Homefront leads more than 4,500 volunteers across 25 chapters and has met more than 400,000 needs since 2002. A four-star rated charity by watchdog Charity Navigator, and with an A rating by the American Philanthropy Institute, 94 percent of all donations to Operation Homefront goes to its programs. For more information about Operation Homefront, please visit www.operationhomefront.net
We chose Operation Homefront because they are one of the few charities that accept food goods and grocery goods, which are exactly what couponer's are able to save money on! They've got a large presence and are enthusiastic about working with Slickdealers to help give thanks and support to our soldiers and their families.
Prizes for donating?! What?!
So, let's talk about prizes. Prizes will be fully announced over the next months or so, but here's what we can tell you. Everyone who donates above $100 worth of goods will receive a special edition Operation: Slickdeal t-shirt. We're making a lot so if there are extras, we will randomly select more participants until we run out. We will be offering several larger prizes in a few different categories – think along the lines of a few big screen TVs and that sort of thing along with a lot of iPods and cool runner up prizes. There will be prizes for the people who donate the highest retail value, and for the people who save the most money. We will provide more details as soon as we can. There may even be a coveted Slickdeals user badge for the winners. Updates will be made available at http://slickdeals.net/homefront/
New to couponing? That's ok, we'll help you out!
We want to help our soldiers, but we also want to help families here save money. So, prior to Operation: Slickdeal, we will be writing several easy to use, step-by-step guides for several popular stores that will educate users on how to shop using coupons and save money! This should allow anyone to participate in the contest and even meet the threshold for the t-shirt prize level. This is a great opportunity for newer couponers to learn while they help! We'll be posting these guides at http://slickdeals.net/homefront/
Where Can I Donate?
The following cities have local Operation Homefront chapters:
* Phoenix, AZ
* Escondido, CA
* Rancho Cordova, CA
* San Diego, CA
* Colorado Sprints, CO
* Jacksonville, FL:
* Royal Palm Beach, FL
* Tampa, FL
* West Palm Beach, FL
* Marietta, GA
* Haleiwa, HI
* Boise, ID
* Chicago, IL
* Indianapolis, IN
* Fort Riley, KS
* Ft. Campbell, KY
* New Orleans, LA
* Windham, ME
* Grand Ledge, MI
* Fenton, MO
* Charlotte, NC
* Las Vegas, NV
* Kingston, NY
* Columbus, OH
* Lawton, OK
* Albany, OR
* Blue Bell, PA
* Columbia, SC
* Dell Rapids, SD
* San Antonio, TX
* Newport News, VA
* Sterline, VA
* Lakewood, WA
* Mountlake Terrace, WA
* Seattle WA
* Madison, WI
I've got some concerns and questions!
Now, I know right off the bat you guys are going to have some concerns, so let's try to get those out of the way before we continue. If you have an additional concerns, please ask us in the Operation Slickdeals Official Discussion Thread. or email us at email@example.com
1. Bringing new people in is bad for couponing.
Well, this is a pretty old debate. I'll give my take on it: For better or worse, Extreme Couponing is out there and more people than ever are interested in learning what this couponing thing is all about. I've seen your concerns about bad practices that features on couponing may encourage, and unwitting mistakes that new couponers make that can hurt the sales. So, let's do something about it! We want to give you a chance to help teach new folks how to coupon ethically. We're working on store specific beginner guides with a few people here that will allow them to participate in the contest in a way that doesn't hurt the stores. We still need a few more people to help with the guides, so email us at email@example.com to help!
2. Doesn't this contest encourage smash and grabs?
We encourage anyone who chooses to enter the charity drive to act ethically and to remember that if you do choose to clear the shelves, the deals you're used to may be more limited in the future. For our part, we will be addressing these issues on the beginner guides and describe methods to work with the stores in a way that doesn't hurt the deals.
3. I don't want anyone else to know about Slickdeals!
We have 861,000 registered members, 25,000,000 posts and millions and millions of regular visitors. If Slickdeals is a secret, it's not a very well kept one! We are a small business, focused on our community and it's in everyone's best interest to see the site continue to grow. It's what allows us to hire new people to bring you even cooler features, and we like feeding our kids too!
Hopefully, we'll have alleviated some of your concerns by now. If not, feel free to contact us directly with any feedback or questions in the Operation Slickdeals Official Discussion Thread. or email us at email@example.com. We realize that we can't make everybody happy, but we're going to do our best to work with you guys in support of a great cause. So let's try to have a little fun in the process and help some people learn how to do things the right way.


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As the Arid West braces for another dry, hot summer, growing concerns about water use and pollution from the project have also moved farmers, ranchers, hunters, anglers and others to join in saying 'No thank you' to the Canadian company and its tar sands mining plans.
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Oakdale requests tour of South Fayette detention ponds
The borough of Oakdale wants to tour a portion of South Fayette, specifically the township's water detention ponds.
According to South Fayette Manager Ryan Eggleston the township received such a request in a letter from Oakdale Council President Huck Gamble.
The letter stated that officials from Oakdale and the state department of environmental protection would like to tour areas of South Fayette Township where "water runoff adversely affects Oakdale."
In the letter, it states that "State Route 978 from Battle Ridge Road became a raging river."
Deron Gabriel, president of the South Fayette Board of Commissioners said at the meeting that the majority of the water runoff goes into the Tom's Run watershed.
No date for a tour of the township has been set.
In other business at the Aug. 14 workshop meeting, the board discussed the township's strategic plan which included a list of several items for the board to address. The list compiled by Eggleston included: a decision on the Star City property, the completion of the pavilion at Fairview Park, an upgrade for the township's website, paving needs, capital equipment needs and a master parks and recreation plan, along with several other items.
The board came to the consensus that it would be best to have several meetings to focus on a few of the items at a time. No dates were set for the meetings.
Also at the meeting, Eggleston discussed the timeline for the township's 2014 budget. He said by mid-September, all of the township's department heads must submit completed budget worksheets. After that he will meet with the department heads to go over their budgets.
By Oct. 30, a draft budget will be submitted to the board of commissioners. At the Nov. 6 workshop meeting, Eggleston said he will review general and capital fund budgets. A public hearing will be held prior to the Nov. 13 voting meeting, after which the board will consider approval of the draft budget. Further discussion will be held at the Dec. 4 workshop meeting and the final adoption of the budget and the setting of taxation rates will be voted upon at the Dec. 11 voting meeting.
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