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Big Dave's Blog: One Thing After Another
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Oh, no! You didn't burn that beautiful hat! You should consider burning couches instead...Old SPARTAN football coaches never die;They just poke poor skunk bears in the eye.
Glad you back, even if it means posting every 6 weeks! LOL! That picture of your grandson is awfully cute, even if he is distressed. How old is he now?I envy your trip to England. Actually, I envy a trip anywhere! It has been way too long since I've had a really good vacation trip. Enjoy it for me, too, OK?
Welcome back, Dave...it's nice to see you again in blogger-sphere! :)Love your post. I hate litterers, too! I can never and will never understand their mentality (if they have one to begin with)!What a little cutie your grandson is...every expression they have is worth recording, I reckon! :)I bet you and your wife are looking forward to your trip. No excuses now...you just have to blog and let us all know where you are and how you're enjoying it..once you hit the "road"! Take good care.
YOGA IN MIRRORMONT--Probably one thing that separates Wolverines from Spartans is that we Wolverines don't believe in torching anything valuable, you lichieres pautonnier (practicing my French for Paris).LYNILU--Grant is 19-months. I've been looking forward to a trip across the pond for quite some time now. I'll take a vacation anywhere though. Make that anywhere it's cooler than it is here. So tired of the heat.LEE--I'm not taking my laptop with me; that would be one more thing to worry about and I'm a worrier when it comes to traveling, especially overseas. But I do hope to find some internet cafes over there.
Dave, I've replied to your comment in my own blog, but I've copied it here below in case you don't go back in to read it. When gold was found in Gympie in 1867 that discovery actually saved the State of Queensland...I think it had about a shilling or less left in the Treasury at that stage!Quote: "Hi Dave...you do have good eyesight! :)No...it wasn't a "swipe at America"...what was written was - quote: "American Orator, 'I am for peace' (groans and hisses from the audience)'I am for peace at any price' (renewed groans etc.) 'I am for peace at the price of war' (prolonged cheering)."I'm not sure what it all means...but I think that the "orator" was visiting Gympie at the time....and what he said must have had some particular meaning/reference at the time.Gold was discovered in Gympie in the mid-1880s, Dave and many people flocked to the new goldfields in search of riches and better lives. The Scottish Mine where my great-grandfather was killed was the largest goldmine in the Southern Hemisphere at that time." End QuoteNow stop worrying...relax and enjoy your trip, young man! :)
Hi Dave ~~Soon you will be able to count the hours until your vacation. only a very few days before you leave what should be a great trip. Worth all that planning and stress about bookings etc.Well I cooked the small leg of lamb and made John 2 meals,and myself 4 smaller ones, so now some time off -a vacation at home.That Australian heiress you mentioned is Gina Rhineheart and is the richest woman in the world, thanks to her father and his iron ore mines, She is not popular here as she imported more than over 1000African workers for wages of $2.00 a day(reportedly)because Australians are toolazy etc or more likely would want a decent wage. Only one of her adult children are friends with her. The others want bigger money to keep them not having to work for a living.Well my friend, time to close - at least Gina is not one of your problems. Try to relax between here and Sunday. Good luck and good trip. Cheers, Merle.
Oh, Dave, I am so happy to see you alive and well online! I just mae a comment on facebook to Lisa (Used to write A Comforter is Not a Bedspread)and it reminded me of how many wonderful bloggers have given up the craft. Naturally, I had to come look to see if you have anything new.... and you do! I enjoyed these two new posts and wish you and Wendy a wonderful time in England. My youngest daughter and husband are dorm parents at the Black Forest Academy (for missionary kids) in Germany. Perhaps, next summer I will see the other side of the pond and finally get to see England, too. 5:55 PM
LEE--Thanks for the history update. Obviously I was being too defensive. I didn't know that they found gold over there either.MERLE--I'd take a vacation home here too if you'd cook a meal or two for me. I figured you knew more about that Australian heiress than I.KACEY--Thanks for visiting again. Oh, I hope you too can get over to England. I already have a pocketful of British coins courtesy of my son who saved them from his last trip.
great to see a new post Dave! I've been able to post, but still have no idea on how to do the picture thing.have no idea what exactly happened that made my entire "favorite blog" line-up disappear. My computer was running slow a few weeks ago-hubz tried to clean it up-claimed it was my "researching" that caused probably some spyware situation. He too was shuffled "off to buffalo" and hung up.enjoy Europe@Carine
Yeeha a new Chrome user.. I do find it faster and easier than IE and hardly EVER use it anymore. My vista is old and it works way better with Chrome. Glad Glad to see you post here and update us on the goings on. Seems like you will be having a great time overseas..hopefully with some people around who are much more educated in traveling than the one on the phone was. Can't believe you are leaving in FOOTBALL season..what the what??? Glad all that was left at the site you were at was a hat..could have been a lot lot worse..ughhh. Hope you have a great safe trip and we see and hear all about it. MY MY how your grandson is gtowing up. Amazing how time flies. Take care :-)
No worries, Dave...all's good! :)


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Celebrity News!: Ellen Pompeo's Fiancé Was A Drug Dealer! - into GOSSIP. Celebrity News!: Ellen Pompeo's Fiancé Was A Drug Dealer!
In late 2005, reports first surfaced that Grey's Anatomy star Ellen Pompeo's fiancé, L.A. music producer Chris Ivery, had spent 14 months in a federal prison in the mid-1990s after pleading guilty to postal theft and credit card fraud. A year later, in a December 2006 Allure magazine interview, Pompeo sniffed, "Yeah, he used a credit card that wasn't his when he was 18. Show me a teenager from Boston who doesn't have a record!"
It's not quite that simple, Ellen. Chris was 24 at the time — and Star has exclusively learned Ivery's past run-ins with the law involve a lot more than stolen credit cards. Court records obtained by Star show Ivery has at least 13 criminal convictions in Massachusetts — including ones for dealing cocaine and pot — and has had three lengthy jail sentences!
"When the news first came out that Chris had spent time in prison for fraud, Ellen just shrugged it off," says a friend. "She said he had told her everything about what happened long ago, and that it didn't make one bit of difference to her; it's in the past. But she has never let on that he was convicted of dealing cocaine and pot, too."
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First of all, does anyone know of any music this dude's "produced"???? I've looked and never found one thing... Why is no one asking this question?

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Fresh Off The Frame: Splish, Splash!
Yvonne @ Quilting Jetgirl3 July 2016 at 22:47Beautiful work, Carole. I really like how the quilting supports the quilt subtly and adds beautiful detail when focused in. Working out how to advance and keep a pattern continuous can be a real brain teaser, and you really rose to the occasion here!ReplyDeleteWonky Patchwork4 July 2016 at 00:59It's beautiful, I love the fabrics in this one and your quilting works perfectly with them and the design. Hopefully you had a very happy client.ReplyDeleteSally Hurley4 July 2016 at 06:47Looks terrific. I love the way the whole thing flows. She should be pleased with the end result.ReplyDeleteLadyquiltsalot4 July 2016 at 07:39Thanks so much Carole, I am really happy with the results and yes she has a very happy client! The recipient of this quilt will be "over the moon" happy as well!ReplyDeleteJan Briggs4 July 2016 at 09:15This is beautiful. I appreciate your description of how you planned the quilting for the appearance of continuation. I think this will help clients understand the thought and time necessary to make a great collaboration.ReplyDeletethe momma5 July 2016 at 08:24This is fabulous! You did an excellent job of supporting and enhancing the quilt, without overpowering it. All that figuring keeps ya young, huh? So sorry for your momentary panic. Your clients are very fortunate to have you :-)ReplyDeleteJo Ferguson5 July 2016 at 12:56Spectacular!!!!!ReplyDeleteSandy6 July 2016 at 08:31It's beautiful. Your choices are perfect in each section; they enhance the pattern perfectly. Well done!ReplyDeleteLara B.6 July 2016 at 14:24The waves really look like you spent forever rolling the quilt back and forth to make them continuous. This is some very awesome quilting Carole - so perfectly tied into the quilt and theme. I love the man in the moon especially! The fish bone border is really fun!ReplyDeleteBeth @ Cooking Up Quilts7 July 2016 at 20:35Really stunning work Carole, both the quilt and the quilting. You did a wonderful job interpreting what your client asked for as well as what the quilt itself needed. Kudos!!ReplyDeleteConnie Kresin Campbell11 July 2016 at 07:47What a beautiful quilt and your quilting adds the perfect touch!ReplyDeleteSandy16 July 2016 at 20:30Beautiful! I watched a friend working on this pattern at a retreat recently but didn't get to see it finished. The quilting really makes this one come alive.ReplyDeleteKaHolly19 September 2016 at 03:37This quilt is stunning! Your quilting turned it into a magical piece! ReplyDeleteAdd commentLoad more...


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JETNETTING: The First Impression Factor XVIII: The Quality of Vocal Variety, Part 1 | TNNWC Publications THE NATIONAL NETWORKER (TNNW) BLOG
JETNETTING: The First Impression Factor XVIII: The Quality of Vocal Variety, Part 1
Never underestimate the power of the voice. In every communication, the voice, with its vocal elements, pauses and breathing, has the ability to make a powerful first and lasting impression.
Statistics prove that delivery (including voice and body language) carries a far greater wallop than content.
Well-known communication researcher Albert Mehrabian has shown in his studies that 38% of a
speaker’s credibility comes from the voice - that is, sounds, tones and pitch - while only 7% of the impact
comes from what the person actually says. Because your voice is a major factor in how people respond to
you, be aware of how you use it.
Your voice can communicate your sense of confidence, competence, attitude and professionalism. It conveys meaning and gives the listener information about you.
A tentative voice might betray a lack of confidence.
A loud, high-pitched, rapid pace signals stress.
A loud, sharp sound results from an unwillingness to hear someone else's view.
Prolonged silence (lack of voice) can indicate disagreement, creating tension; or indecision, potentially leading to distrust.
Lack of confidence, self-esteem, uncertainty, passiveness and dishonesty is generally accompanied by a soft voice.
Someone who is boastful, aggressive, or angry may speak in a voice that is simultaneously loud and rapid, or chillingly measured and controlled.
A speaker may be unaware that his or her voice is whiney, nasal, high pitched or strident. These qualities will have a considerable impact on the “receiver’s” perception of the speaker and may detract from the message or presentation.
If the accent or emphasis on certain words, and the tone of voice are inconsistent, it may influence what the listener understands. Consistent inconsistency also leads to mistrust.
Fortunately, there ARE things you can do to assure your voice is conveying the perception you want people to have of you. Practice speaking to develop relaxed breathing and varied vocal elements. You can do this by reading aloud from a magazine, book, or newspaper on a regular basis; say 10 to 15 minutes a day. Because the major resonance in your speaking voice comes from your head, mouth and chest, experiment speaking alternately from each area, to project a full vocal range.
Women generally speak with less chest resonance than men and therefore may come across with ‘thinner’ voices. For most people, creating the desired modulation and effect does take work, and it is well worth the effort. Resonant voices appear to be more powerful, believable and pleasing to the ear.
Are you ready for a deeper, more resonant voice? Then, be aware of the physical aspects of speaking, breathing in particular. 1). Relax your body and your breathing to get air flowing smoothly from your lungs. 2). Practice speaking by breathing from your stomach, not your throat. It gives your voice a fuller sound. Note: Good breathing gives you a more resonant voice while throat breathing produces thin voice quality. 3). Get used to breathing in and out of your mouth to keep your throat open.
For maximum effectiveness, and to make your voice more expressive, learn to vary the vocal elements (known as vocal variety) of your voice: pitch, tone, volume, inflection, rhythm, pace, pronunciation and articulation. If you put meaning and expression into your words, it will further help you vary the vocal elements. For example, if you say: “joy” then sound happy; for “sadness”, let them hear the low pitched voice with slow delivery, “power” will be accompanied by strong tonality, “energy” will have a faster, generally higher pitch.
It is critically important to vary your tone, speed, volume and pitch for emphasis. If you are addressing a large audience, change your pitch, volume and speed at least once during a “paragraph”. If you are speaking one-on-one or within a small group, you will still need variation, just toned down a bit.
Some concluding remarks: There are three scenarios to heed:
1). Low pitch, low volume and speaking too slowly generally produce boredom.
2). High pitch and a fast pace can either indicate high energy and excitement, or it can also be perceived as
3). A monotone is boring and a turn off. Too much of one thing does not provide what might be called
arousal power, because it all sounds the same.
In The Quality of Vocal Variety/Part II, I will go into more depth so you will have the optimal advantage in using your voice when making a first impression.
Posted by wlkovitz at 9:51 AM
Labels: first impression, first impression factor, heshie segal, jetnetting, the national networker, TNNW
Lillian Bjorseth said...
Heshie, thanks for this great advice for professional speakers and anyone who wants to communicate with power.
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Patent US5868343 - Folded/unfolded paper towel dispensing apparatus - Google PatenteSuche Bilder Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive Mehr » Erweiterte Patentsuche | Webprotokoll | Anmelden Erweiterte Patentsuche PatentePaper towel dispensing apparatus comprising at least one device for braking (12) the material take-off reel (B), this device being associated with an operating cycle of the apparatus involving rotation of the drum (4) of one revolution so as to dispense a length of material, said braking device being...http://www.google.de/patents/US5868343?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5868343 - Folded/unfolded paper towel dispensing apparatus Ver�ffentlichungsnummerUS5868343 APublikationstypErteilung Anmeldenummer08/875,840 Ver�ffentlichungsdatum9. Febr. 1999Eingetragen5. Febr. 1996 Priorit�tsdatum7. Febr. 1995Auch ver�ffentlicht unterCA2212940A1CN1096251CCN1173809AEP0808122A1EP0808122B1WO1996024281A1 ErfinderMaurice GrangerUrspr�nglich Bevollm�chtigterGranger; Maurice US-Klassifikation242/564.4225/14242/423Internationale KlassifikationA47K10/34A47K10/24A47K10/36 UnternehmensklassifikationA47K10/36A47K10/3631 Europ�ische KlassifikationA47K 10/36ReferenzenPatentzitate (11) Referenziert von (35)Externe LinksUSPTO USPTO-Zuordnung EspacenetFolded/unfolded paper towel dispensing apparatusUS 5868343 A Zusammenfassung Paper towel dispensing apparatus comprising at least one device for braking (12) the material take-off reel (B), this device being associated with an operating cycle of the apparatus involving rotation of the drum (4) of one revolution so as to dispense a length of material, said braking device being arranged laterally on one side of the drum and hinged relative to the housing (2), directly linked to rotation or non-rotation of the drum and ensuring, depending whether or not the apparatus is operating, braking-action contact on at least one of the lateral sides (B1) of the reel (B) or release of the latter so that it can rotate one cycle, the operation or release of the braking device being controlled by the action performed by the user on the strip of material emerging from the apparatus.
I claim: 1. A paper towel dispensing apparatus comprising a housing having lateral flanges capable of accommodating reel-holding means in an upper part of said housing for supporting and feeding a reel of paper material, said housing having a lower part including a drum supporting a cutting device and means for applying pressure against said drum for allowing transport of a strip of paper material from said reel along a paper travel path for purposes of dispensing and ejecting said strip as pulled by a user, said drum and said pressure applying means having shafts sized to be mounted crosswise between said lateral flanges in said housing, at least one of the ends of a drum shaft extending as a control knob, wherein said apparatus further includes at least one braking device for braking said reel of paper material, said device being operatively associated with an operating cycle of said apparatus in which one revolution of said drum dispenses a predetermined length of paper material, said braking device being laterally disposed on one side of said drum and hinged relative to said housing, said device being directly linked to the rotational movement of said drum to provide braking-action contact on at least one lateral side of said reel and release therefrom as controlled by the pulling action of the user on an emerged strip of paper material.
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New in boxes there’s 27 of them as you see in the pic is what it is...$100 for the box
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Ayers v. Multiband Field Services, Inc. :: Justia Dockets & Filings Search
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ORDER granting 14 MOTION to Dismiss Count II of Plaintiff's Amended Complaint and Directing Supplemental Briefing. (Defendant's supplemental briefing due by 9/27/2013; Response due 10/4/2013). Signed by District Judge Thomas L. Ludington. (SGam)
ORDER Awarding Fees. Signed by District Judge Thomas L. Ludington. (SGam)
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Making me fall in love… | The Wanderer's Thoughts…
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Sometimes we can’t help but fall in love with our lover every day.
Great words to match with a beautiful picture. If that’s yours, your eyes glitter and flutter with love.

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Patente US5764906 - Universal electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system - Google Patentes
A universal electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system allows a user to locate information on a distributed computer system or network such as the Internet by knowing or guessing a short mnemonic alias of an electronic resource without the user having to know the physical or other location...http://www.google.es/patents/US5764906?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatente US5764906 - Universal electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system
Número de publicación US5764906 A
Número de solicitud US 08/554,775
También publicado como US6101537, WO1997019564A2, WO1997019564A3
Número de publicación 08554775, 554775, US 5764906 A, US 5764906A, US-A-5764906, US5764906 A, US5764906A
Inventores Matthew Edelstein, Samuel Bergman, Donald B. Rubin
Cesionario original Netword Llc
Citas de patentes (6), Otras citas (2), Citada por (855), Clasificaciones (18), Eventos legales (6)
US 5764906 A
1. An electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system within a network which shares information resources among its user community, comprising:
a central registry computer whose action is directed by software components,
one or more local server computers whose actions are directed by software components and linked to the central registry computer;
one or more client computers whose actions are directed by software components, and linked to a local server computer;
wherein the software components in these computers operate in concert as a distributed entity to allow client computers to denote resources with aliases that are unique across said server computers and said client computers, and further allow client computers to retrieve information corresponding to said aliases; and
wherein said aliases are maintained in at least said central registry computer and one or more of said local server computers.
2. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 1 further comprising:
computer memory associated with the central registry computer containing alias records of valid electronic resource aliases in said network and wherein said alias records contain electronic resource aliases and electronic resource addresses associated with said aliases; and
wherein the central registry's computer software transmits at least a portion of an alias record to a local server computer on request.
3. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 2, further comprising:
one or more root server computers whose actions are directed by software components, associated with said central registry computer and linked to at least one of said local server computers; and
computer memory associated with the root server computers.
4. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 3, wherein said computer memory associated with a root server computer contains copies of records stored in the computer memory associated with said central registry computer;
wherein a root server computer's software periodically requests the central registry computer for updates of all records that have been added, deleted or altered since the last update, and upon receipt of this update, stores the new or updated records in the computer memory associated with said root server computer; and
wherein the software of a root server directs said root server to respond to a request for information in a manner similar to the central registry server.
5. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 4, wherein said software directs said root server computer to delete or invalidate records which correspond to said updated records or which have been superseded or deleted from the memory associated with said central registry computer.
6. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 3, further comprising:
computer memory associated with a local server computer containing copies of one or more of the alias records; and
wherein the software periodically directs the local server computer to send a list of all the aliases of the records it currently retains together with the time and date of their last known update to a recipient computer, wherein said recipient computer is the central registry computer or a root server computer, and wherein the software directs the recipient computer to return a list of retained aliases whose records have since changed; and wherein the software directs the local server computer to delete or invalidate the records associated with those aliases from its associated computer memory.
7. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 3, further comprising:
computer memory associated with the client computer containing copies of one or more of the alias records; and
wherein the software directs the client computers to accept requests for resource addresses by aliases from a user operating the client computer and to display the alias record corresponding an alias if said alias record is contained in the memory associated with the client computer; and if such an alias record is not present in the memory associated with the client computer to request that alias record from the local server so that it may be displayed or otherwise employed; and wherein the local server computer transmits that alias record if it is present in the computer memory associated with the local server computer; and wherein the local server computer requests the corresponding alias record from the central registry computer or a root server computer in order to fulfill a client computer request if that alias record is not present in the computer memory associated with said local server computer.
8. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 3 further comprising:
client computer software components which respond to a request by a user to retrieve an electronic resource associated with an alias by first retrieving the alias record corresponding to the alias from a local server computer if that alias record is not already stored in the client computer and then either (a) invoking further software components resident in the client computer capable of retrieving and displaying and/or storing the electronic resource, or (b) transmitting a resource delivery request to a value added server computer.
9. The electronic resource denotation request and delivery system of claim 8 wherein said resource delivery request specifies delivery by electronic mail or by facsimile or by postal service or by telephone.
10. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 3 further comprising:
client computer software components which periodically transmit a list of all resource aliases currently stored in said memory associated with said client computer together with times and dates the associated alias records were last updated to a local server computer; and
local server computer software components which in response to said periodically transmitted list, determines which alias records corresponding to the transmitted resource aliases are no longer current, by (a) checking the computer memory associated with the local server and, (b) requesting alias records from the central registry computer or a root server which are not contained in the memory associated with the local server computer and retaining alias records received in response to said request in the memory associated with the local server for fulfillment of the current and future requests; and wherein the client computer, upon receipt of the list of aliases which are no longer current, deletes corresponding alias records from its associated computer memory.
11. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 7 further comprising:
client computer software components which respond to a user request to retrieve an electronic resource associated with a character sequence which does not correspond to an alias stored in computer memory in the system by transmitting that character sequence to a local server computer, which in turn transmits it to the central registry computer in order to seek a corresponding alias record; wherein the central registry computer responds by acknowledging the request, and transmitting to the client computer, via the local server computer, a list of candidate aliases which approximate the character sequence; and wherein the client computer displays said list for user selection.
12. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 11, wherein the candidate aliases are proximate to the character sequence in that they all begin with the same character sequence or that they are the result of minor changes in the requested character sequence such as (a) omitting one or several characters in the sequence or (b) inserting one or several additional characters in the sequence or (c) altering several characters in the sequence.
13. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 2 further comprising:
client computer software components which respond to a user request to create a new alias for an electronic resource by eliciting from the user record information including an electronic resource address; wherein the client computer transmits the new alias record to the central registry computer; wherein the central registry computer either (a) approves the new alias and stores its record if the character sequence of the alias is valid and not in use; and wherein the central registry computer sends acknowledgement of acceptance to the client computer, or (b) denies approval of the new alias and transmits the reason for denial to the client computer; and wherein the client computer informs the user of the central registry computer's decision.
14. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 13 wherein said record information further comprises a resource format, text describing the resource, and other aliases whose corresponding resources are related to the resource.
15. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 2 further comprising:
client computer software components which respond to a user request to create a personal alias or nickname for an alias which is stored in associated computer memory by storing the personal alias and associating it with the resource alias; and wherein thereafter, in response to a request for the record corresponding to the personal alias or the request for the electronic resource associated with that personal alias, the software responds in the same manner as it would if the corresponding resource alias were used.
16. An electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system within a network which shares information resources among its user community, comprising:
a registry computer whose action is directed by software components;
one or more client computers whose actions are directed by software components, and linked to a registry computer; wherein the software components in these computers operate in concert as a distributed entity to allow client computers to denote resources with aliases that are unique across said registry computer and said client computers, and further allow client computers to retrieve information corresponding to said aliases; a
wherein said aliases are maintained in at least said registry computer and one or more of said client computers.
17. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 16 further comprising:
computer memory associated with the registry computer containing alias records of valid electronic resource aliases in said network and wherein said alias records contain electronic resource aliases and electronic resource addresses associated with said aliases; and
wherein the registry's computer software transmits at least a portion of an alias record to a client computer on request.
18. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 17, further comprising:
one or more mirror registry computers whose actions are directed by software components, associated with a central registry computer and linked to sat least one of said client computers; and
computer memory associated with the mirror registry computers.
19. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 18, wherein said computer memory associated with a mirror registry computer contains copies of records stored in the computer memory associated with said registry computer;
wherein a mirror registry computer's software periodically requests the registry computer for updates of all records that have been added, deleted or altered since the last update, and upon receipt of this update, stores the new or updated records in the computer memory associated with said mirror registry computer; and
wherein the software of a mirror registry computer directs said mirror registry computer to respond to a request for information in a manner similar to the central registry server.
20. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 19, wherein said software directs said mirror registry computer to delete or invalidate records which correspond to said updated records or which have been superseded or deleted from the memory associated with said central registry computer.
21. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 18, further comprising:
computer memory associated with a client computer containing copies of one or more of the alias records; and
wherein the software periodically directs the client computer to send a list of all the aliases of the records it currently retains together with the time and date of their last known update to a recipient computer, wherein said recipient computer is the central registry computer or a mirror registry computer, and wherein the software directs the recipient computer to return a list of retained aliases whose records have since changed; and wherein the software directs the local server computer to delete or invalidate the records associated with those aliases from its associated computer memory.
22. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 18, further comprising:
wherein the software directs the client computers to accept requests for resource addresses by aliases from a user operating the client computer and to display the alias record corresponding an alias if said alias record is contained in the memory associated with the client computer; and if such an alias record is not present in the memory associated with the client computer to request that alias record from an associated registry computer so that it may be displayed or otherwise employed; and wherein the associated registry computer transmits that alias record if it is present in the computer memory associated with the associated registry computer.
23. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 18 further comprising:
client computer software components which respond to a request by a user to retrieve an electronic resource associated with an alias by first retrieving the alias record corresponding to the alias from an associated registry computer if that alias record is not already stored in the client computer and then either (a) invoking further software components resident in the client computer capable of retrieving and displaying and/or storing the electronic resource, or (b) transmitting a resource delivery request to a value added server computer.
24. The electronic resource denotation request and delivery system of claim 23 wherein said resource delivery request specifies delivery by electronic mail or by facsimile or by postal service or by telephone.
25. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 18 further comprising:
client computer software components which periodically transmit a list of all resource aliases currently stored in said memory associated with said client computer together with times and dates the associated alias records were last updated to a mirror registry computer; and
mirror registry computer software components which in response to said periodically transmitted list, determines which alias records corresponding to the transmitted resource aliases are no longer current, by (a) checking the computer memory associated with the mirror registry computer and, (b) requesting alias records from the registry computer which are not contained in the memory associated with the mirror registry computer and retaining alias records received in response to said request in the memory associated with the mirror registry computer for fulfillment of the current and future requests; and wherein the client computer, upon receipt of the list of aliases which are no longer current, deletes corresponding alias records from its associated computer memory.
26. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 22 further comprising:
client computer software components which respond to a user request to retrieve an electronic resource associated with a character sequence which does not correspond to an alias stored in computer memory in the system by transmitting that character sequence to a registry computer in order to seek a corresponding alias record; wherein the registry computer responds by acknowledging the request, and transmitting to the client computer a list of candidate aliases which approximate the character sequence; and wherein the client computer displays said list for user selection.
27. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 26, wherein the candidate aliases are proximate to the character sequence in that they all begin with the same character sequence or that they are the result of minor changes in the requested character sequence such as (a) omitting one or several characters in the sequence or (b) inserting one or several additional characters in the sequence or (c) altering several characters in the sequence.
28. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 17 further comprising:
client computer software components which respond to a user request to create a new alias for an electronic resource by eliciting from the user record information including an electronic resource address; wherein the client computer transmits the new alias record to a registry computer; wherein the registry computer either (a) approves the new alias and stores its record if the character sequence of the alias is valid and not in use; and wherein the registry computer sends acknowledgement of acceptance to the client computer, or (b) denies approval of the new alias and transmits the reason for denial to the client computer; and wherein the client computer informs the user of the registry computer's decision.
29. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 28 wherein said record information further comprises a resource format, text describing the resource, and other aliases whose corresponding resources are related to the resource.
30. The electronic resource denotation, request and delivery system of claim 17 further comprising:
31. A method for aliasing electronic resources comprising the steps of:
entering an alias into a client computer and polling an associated memory for an electronic resource address associated with said alias;
using said alias to poll a memory associated with a local server for an address corresponding to said alias if said address is not in said client computer memory;
using said alias to poll a memory associated with a master server for an address corresponding to said alias if said address is not in said local server memory; and
returning the results of the polls to the client computer; where the results of the poll include an address coupled to the alias if a corresponding address is found.
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Best dang thing ever!, September 3, 2014
Had to purchase this to keep my 4 year old autistic child in her seat. This thing works perfectly. It isn't that hard to get off, it is just not how you would expect to take it off. You essentially pull it out around the lock, bending the plastic in the process. The plastic has never cracked or warped from this so it seems to be designed to work exactly that way. This thing is a lifesaver, there is nothing more dangerous than having kids get up out of their seats while you are driving!
SCOSCHE RTHM1.5 Rhythm Heart Rate Monitor
Works very well!, September 3, 2014
This review is from: SCOSCHE RTHM1.5 Rhythm Heart Rate Monitor (Health and Beauty)
I have been using this for well over a month now and it has worked really well. I have not had the sorts of problems described in these reviews. It holds a charge for my hour long runs with no problems, signal has only been lost once which for a bluetooth device is not bad at all after this many uses. I use it with the iCardio app and find it to be very helpful, especially synching that with the MyFitnessPal account I have. I'm very pleased.
Capella Flavor Drops CARAMEL 13ml
Offered by JB Infinity
Great value, lots of flavor, July 16, 2014
This review is from: Capella Flavor Drops CARAMEL 13ml (Misc.)
Great caramel flavor, similar to the Caramel flavored syrups out there. A little goes a long way. Great value.
Capella Flavor Drops Double Chocolate Concentrate 13ml
Not strong enough, not even close, July 16, 2014
This review is from: Capella Flavor Drops Double Chocolate Concentrate 13ml (Misc.)
I was disappointed with this Double Chocolate flavoring due to not having much flavor, but the Caramel and Root Beer flavors I ordered do not have this problem.To a 16oz glass of Almond Milk I needed to add over 20 drops to get a fair chocolate flavor, and honestly I added 30 drops to get it to where I liked it. I could taste the chocolate after a dozen or so drops but it was very faint and quite overpowered by the flavor of the almond milk.It's a shame, because the primary driver for me ordering these flavors to begin with was primarily this chocolate flavor. With 288 drops inside and an advertised claim on the manufacturers website that around 5 drops per 8oz cup should do for most people, I felt this would be a far better deal and last longer than the Torani sugar free chocolate syrups I had been buying, and felt were rather pricey. At 30 drops per 16oz glass, I am getting 9 uses per bottle, whereas with the Torani syrup I get about 7 or 8 uses. This makes the pricing somewhat similar, and I can pick up Torani while at the store whereas I have to order these drops online.I would suggest trying their other flavors. I definitely approve of the Root Beer and Caramel flavor drops. I have no experience with any other flavors.
Just what I was looking for., September 20, 2013
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I was unable to locate a wooden TV stand with mount that did not have glass shelves or doors. I wanted a heavy, sturdy wooden unit so that it would withstand my 3 yr old and 1.5 yr old's daily abuse and possible climbing without causing them any danger. The sales reps at Nebraska Furniture mart told me that such a unit did not exist, saying that glass was in every unit due to customer demand and that any units with TV's mounted on top were too prone to tipping to be safe. Well, a quick search on Amazon yielded this. This unit can handle 165 pounds on top with no danger of tipping, well more than the weight of my kids and my 42" TV combined (not that I expect them to climb on top of the TV...I hope...). There is NO way this thing is tipping over. It has also already proven to be much safer than any unit with glass in it as the kids play around it while watch TV and (as expected), occasionally try to climb it.Oh, the unit looks really nice too. So it's not just a nice childproof TV stand. It's a nice piece of furniture as well.It is a bit of a chore to put together. My 17yo son and I put it together in about 4 to 5 hours. I would rather have a solid unit that requires work to put together than some cheapy piece of crap any day.Great unit!!!
Bufalo, Salsa Picante Hot, 5.7-Ounce (24 Pack)
This is truly fantastic!, October 6, 2009
This review is from: Bufalo, Salsa Picante Hot, 5.7-Ounce (24 Pack) (Misc.)
I love this sauce. This sauce is made to showcase Guajillo peppers, and it does so very well. If you are not familiar with Guajillo's, they are similar to Ancho's but with a more chocolatey flavor.It is my favorite in the Bufalo line, and is the original sauce that started it all for that company. Very highly recommended.
Bufalo Salsa Picante Clasica - Hot 5.7 Oz (Pack 0f 10)
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Buffalo Salsa, Bufalo Picante, 5.70-Ounce
Offered by Colby's Gifts and Collectibles
3 used & new from $2.75
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Pain Is Good Jalapeno Wasabi Hot Sauce, Batch #66, 3.75-Ounce Bottle (Pack of 6)
Unique, tasty, addictive even!, October 1, 2009
This review is from: Pain Is Good Jalapeno Wasabi Hot Sauce, Batch #66, 3.75-Ounce Bottle (Pack of 6) (Grocery)
I received this as a gift and wasn't sure what to think. It was clearly unique. I was having trouble in my mind picturing the nasal blast of wasabi pairing with a jalapeno hot sauce. The first taste told me it was not what I was expecting, and it was in fact real good!The flavor is a sweet and tangy base (almost mayonnaise in flavor, not texture) with jalapeno up front and wasabi and mustard at the end. The whole thing works together beautifully in my opinion.This goes great with shrimp as a cocktail sauce, and that is where the rest of my bottle went. I will be buying this again.
Good sauce with good flavor, October 1, 2009
This sauce has a good delicately balanced flavor, I can understand why it is a favorite sauce among it's fans. The flavor is balanced with no one particular one ingredient taking over. It is a farily simple hot sauce flavor profile with vinegar, garlic and onion boosted with citrus to make it interesting.I have to admit, it was not quite as hot as I was expecting after seeing it had both habaneros and pepper extract in the ingredients, and from the many warnings on the label about how dangerously hot it was. Don't be fooled though, this is still a very, very hot sauce. I have had other sauces without extracts that were as hot as this which is the only reason I bring this up. I suppose it could be possible the batch I got was weak for some reason and I did not get a typical sample.This is a good sauce, I would recommend it to others.

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Paul Martin: From DOS to Windows NT
From DOS to Windows NT
In 1981 IBM relesead the Personal Computer with Microsoft's MS DOS as operating system.CP/M-86:
When IBM contacted other companies to obtain components for the IBM PC, the as-yet unreleased CP/M-86 was its first choice for an operating system because CP/M had the most applications at the time. Negotiations between Digital Research and IBM quickly deteriorated over IBM's non-disclosure agreement and its insistence on a one-time fee rather than DRI's usual royalty licensing plan.[1] After discussions with Microsoft, IBM decided to use 86-DOS (QDOS), a CP/M-like operating system that a Seattle area computer company had made for its own hardware. Microsoft adapted 86-DOS for the PC hardware and IBM shipped it as PC-DOS.
After learning about the deal, Digital Research founder Gary Kildall threatened to sue IBM for infringing DRI's intellectual property, and IBM agreed to offer CP/M-86 on the PC to settle the claim. CP/M-86 was released a few months after the PC and was one of three operating systems a customer could buy from IBM. At $240 per copy it sold poorly compared to the $40 PC-DOS. Kildall would later accuse IBM of setting the prices to marginalize him, but the accounts of Microsoft, IBM, and other DRI executives indicate that Kildall had demanded a substantial royalty for CP/M-86 while Microsoft had accepted a fixed sum. Customers rapidly adopted the PC platform with PC-DOS as the new industry standard, and opportunities for DRI to license CP/M-86 to other customers dwindled.
Microsoft decided to create a portable operating system, compatible with OS/2 and POSIX support and with multiprocessing in October 1988.[10] When development started in November 1989, Windows NT was to be known as OS/2 3.0,[11] the third version of the operating system developed jointly by Microsoft and IBM. In addition to working on three versions of OS/2, Microsoft continued parallel development of the DOS-based and less resource-demanding Windows environment. When Windows 3.0 was released in May 1990, it was eventually so successful that Microsoft decided to change the primary application programming interface for the still unreleased NT OS/2 (as it was then known) from an extended OS/2 API to an extended Windows API. This decision caused tension between Microsoft and IBM and the collaboration ultimately fell apart. IBM continued OS/2 development alone while Microsoft continued work on the newly renamed Windows NT. Though neither operating system would immediately be as popular as Microsoft's MS-DOS or Windows products, Windows NT would eventually be far more successful than OS/2.
Windows NT was intended to complement consumer versions of Windows that were based on MS-DOS. NT was the first fully 32-bit version of Windows, whereas its consumer-oriented counterparts, Windows 3.1x and Windows 9x, were 16-bit/32-bit hybrids. Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Home Server, Windows Server 2008 and Windows 7 are based on Windows NT, although they are not branded as Windows NT.
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Upon Arival at the hotel , our names were not on the list ,the receptionist was very rude and served other guests as well as serving us took 20 mins for us to get a room key for them not to work , so that was another trip to reception . The location is very close to the beach but...
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