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Review: Apple's new iPhone 3G S and iPhone Software 3.0With another year of mobile development under its belt, Apple has released another major update to its mobile operating system and introduced the new iPhone 3G S hardware to entice new buyers and another flurry of upgrades. Here's what's new.
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iPhone 3.0 Software
If you're already using an iPhone or iPod touch, you've had several days to try resisting the urge to upgrade. Fortunately, iPhone 3.0 seems to have none of the standout problems that plagued the ambitious iPhone 2.0 release last year. If you own the original iPhone or picked up an iPhone 3G over the past year, the new software is a free upgrade. If you have either model of the iPod touch, the new software is a nominal $9.95.
If you're an iPod touch user and thinking of complaining about that upgrade price, keep in mind that there aren't any apps in iTunes that offer the major upgrade in features of the new iPhone 3.0 software. Also, remember that if you had a music player made by anyone else, there'd be no 3.0 major upgrade to obtain, let alone for just $10.
AppleInsider has previously covered new features in the iPhone 3.0 software, but here's a brief refresher:
Spotlight Search gives you a global search for quickly finding apps, notes, emails, calendar events, contacts, music and other media files (below). You can selectively enable what items you want show up in your search results from the General / Home / Search Result page in Settings. The Spotlight page is fast, smart and easy to pull up; just hit the home button once to get to the main page, then hit it again to slide over to the search page. Boom. It's also fun and clever that the home page icons slowly dim and fade to black as you enter the Spotlight page.
Spotlight searching is also available within apps, such as Contacts, where its previous omission was a cloying annoyance. Now you don't even need to use Contacts - just pop up the Spotlight page and find who you're looking for. It performs searches on first, last and company names of your contacts, but it doesn't search the middle of words. That means RO would pull up Robert and Dr. Roy, but searching for OB wouldn't find either Robert or Bob.
You also can't search by phone number or email, which is a bummer, although you can draft an email and pull up a quick list of mail matches as you begin entering the address. You can't do the same when dialing a number using the Phone app, however.
MobileMe features: Mail now supports new server-side search when using a MobleMe mail account (below), allowing you to very quickly pull up any messages from the thousands of mails on your mailbox rather than painstakingly loading new pages of 25 messages at a time to find what you're looking for. You can search emails' to, from, or subject field or everything, which searches the body as well. Server-side search in itself makes a MobileMe mail account a thousand times more valuable to mobile users.
Last year's push messaging features have also been built upon with Find My iPhone and the ability to push your phone a message along with a signal ping helpful if you lost it in the couch. The ability to Remote Wipe a lost or stolen phone might also come in handy for users who have suffered a lost phone and are worried about the thief gaining access to their private data. These features work across multiple devices you configure for push messaging.
Announced but not yet available are new iDisk features for accessing your files stored on the MobileMe cloud from your phone from anywhere. You'll also be able to share file access to other iPhone or iPod touch users by sending a link to files in your public iDisk folder, or open access so that anyone who has your email address can look up and browse the documents you publish publicly.
New Text features: Cut, Copy, and Paste and the new Landscape Keyboard make it easy to enter and move around blocks of text as you like. If you make a mistake, shake to undo and a clever button slides in from the side to enable a backtrack (below). There's also new support for 23 languages and 40 keyboard layouts, and new sync support for Notes. There's also those clever Voice Memos if you'd rather say it than type it.
Notes syncing is another one of those "why wasn't it here sooner" things, but I can't think of any major features of iPhone 1.0 or 2.0 that I would have delayed just to sync my scribbles. In any event, all those Notes you tapped into your mobile over the last two years are now synced to Mac OS X Mail via iTunes, making the Notes feature actually pretty useful. Notes also get synced to MobileMe and between your mobile devices.
iTunes and iPod features: You can now buy or rent movies, download TV episodes and audiobooks, and get free podcasts and iTunes U content from iPhone 3.0's iTunes app. It also lets you set up and edit your iTunes account and redeem gift card certificate numbers right on the device.
There's also new support for Stereo Bluetooth headphones for any iPhone or iPod touch apart from the original first generation iPod touch, which lacked bluetooth hardware. A new Shake to Shuffle playback feature works like the latest iPod nano, and can be turned off if you don't like it.
Nike+ iPod software is included for models that support the sensor hardware, which includes the iPhone 3G S and the second generation iPod touch. You just need to activate the software from Settings.
Home Button: In addition to taking you to the home screen and to the Spotlight page, the Home button can also be configured to do a few more tasks when double clicked. As before, you can jump to your Phone Favorites dialing list or launch iPod playback controls. But now you can also set it to directly to Spotlight search or launch the Camera app. When music is playing, it will continue to pull up music controls unless disabled.
This new option on the Settings / General / Home page makes it a bit easier to pull up the camera to grab a photo, or to start shooting video, a feature that's limited to the new iPhone 3G S. The new phone also has a press and hold Voice Control feature tied to the Home button, described below. How many other features can Apple pile onto the unit's only facing physical button? At some point, perhaps Morse Code input.
Application and Gaming Features: everything is slightly faster, with big boosts for Safari browsing. New applications include Voice Memos, which works on any device that can support audio input (that leaves the original iPod touch out), improved Stocks and Calendar with meeting creation features, and new MMS features for sending photos, audio clips, contacts, and videos (videos are only supported on the new iPhone 3G S) through the old phone system to other MMS phone users, if you prefer to pay per message. In the US, AT&T hasn't gotten its MMS support up and running for iPhone users yet, and once it does, you'll need a 3G phone to do MMS.
Using any iPhone or iPod touch, you can already send stuff through regular email to desktop users or other smartphones that can handle real mail with standard attachments. Using copy and paste, you can also now send multiple photos or videos in a mail message. You can also upload photos and movies to MobileMe and videos to YouTube.
iPhone 3.0 also delivers lots of new potential for developers with support for new hardware accessories, Bluetooth peer to peer networking (which again requires a device with Bluetooth), and Push Notification features. It also expands Parental Controls, which are called Restrictions under Settings. This lets you password protect access to Safari, YouTube, iTunes, installing Apps, the Camera and Location Services.
Turning off allow access makes that item unavailable in the iPhone user interface. If you have Location Services turned on and then turn off Allow access, you have effectively locked the service on (below). This offers great potential for locking in settings, but Apple hasn't yet defined a restriction for locking your email accounts or push settings, so it can't currently be used to prevent a thief from quickly disabling your device before you can locate it using the new Find My iPhone feature. In order to do that, you'll have to activate a passcode and leave it on and locked all the time. A thief can still wipe out your device using iTunes, but they won't be able to access your data or ring up calls, and you may have the opportunity to locate them first.
Restrictions also allow you to set a password lock on content. You can turn off support for In App Purchases and configure a threshold for ratings, turning off playback of music and podcasts marked as explicit, turning off movie playback or setting an maximum allowed rating of (when set to US ratings settings) G, PG, PG-13, R, NC-17, or anything (including unrated movies apparently); TV shows rated TV-Y, TV-Y7, TV-G, TV-PG, TV-14, TV-MA, or anything; and App Store titles rated as 4+, 9+, 12+, 17+ or anything.
This rating system not only allows parents to set appropriate ratings for their families, but opens up the potential for developers to release apps for mature audiences. Perhaps we'll see a speedy return of both the Kama Sutra reader and the Baby Shaker app.
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The dying of the light: the disengagement of colleges and universities from their Christian churches
W.B. Eerdmans Pub. Co., 1998 - 868 páginas
James Tunstead Burtchaell, who has extensive experience in American higher education as both a teacher and an administrator, provides case studies of seventeen prominent colleges and universities with diverse ecclesial origins - Congregational, Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist, Lutheran, Catholic, and Evangelical. Using published and archival sources as well as firsthand interaction with each institution he covers, Burtchaell narrates how each school's religious identity eventually became first uncomfortable and then expendable, and he analyzes the processes that eroded the bonds between school and church.
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Backing up in Windows may be tricky, but there are shortcuts.
- W. Curtis Preston, Druva
There's an old saying that the devil you know is better than the devil you don't know. For example, take the Windows operating system. It's easy to use, but this ease of use conceals a number of issues with the backup and recovery of NTFS and FAT filesystems.
The first issue is of long and short file names. For compatibility with MS-DOS, earlier versions of Windows and earlier applications, every version of Windows to date generates an 8.3 file name for every file with a long name, longer than the original MS-DOS 8.3 limitation. In Windows 2000 and XP, the 8.3 file name is generated as follows:
- Delete Unicode characters from the file names that are illegal in MS-DOS.
- Delete all periods but one (8.3 names can have only one period).
- Truncate the file to six characters.
- Append a tilde (~) and a number.
- Truncate the file name extension to three or fewer characters.
Here's where the devil starts rearing its ugly head: As shown in the next code listing on the next page, C:My Documents becomes C:MYDOCU~1. If you then created another directory called C:My DocuDramas, its 8.3 file name would become C:MYDOCU~2.
C:> dir /x my* Volume in drive C has no label. Volume Serial Number is 1234-B6A4 Directory of C: 08/12/2001 10:09p <DIR> MYDOCU~1 My Documents 08/12/2001 11:19p <DIR> MYDOCU~2 My DocuDramas 0 File(s) 0 bytes 2 Dir(s) 1,818,880,512 bytes free
Most people understand the basics of what I've just described. What they usually don't know is this dynamic creation of the 8.3 file name also occurs during a restore. Therefore, the order that the files are restored will determine the 8.3 file name of files. Since the order that files are restored might not be the same as the order in which they were created, the 8.3 file name of any given file may be different after a restore. This is discussed in a Microsoft support document that can be found at: http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q240/2/40.ASP.
Microsoft says the Windows backup program will restore the file names in alphabetical order. This means that C:My DocuDramas will get restored before C:My Documents. Therefore, the 8.3 file name for C:My DocuDramas will be C:MYDOCU~1, and C:My Documents will become C:MYDOCU~2.
It's important to note that although the Microsoft support article only mentions Windows 2000's native backup program, the problem exists for any backup and recovery program. This is because Microsoft provides no API for backing up or recovering the short file name associated with a particularly long file name. Therefore, all backup and recovery products will have this issue.
My Windows-savvy friends aren't that concerned about this particular issue because they believe no modern application would make use of 8.3 file names. A quick scan of my Windows 2000 registry shows otherwise. I found dozens of references to short file names by many applications, most of which I have purchased within the last year. Also, people are tempted to use short file names when creating batch files or scripts, because doing otherwise would require quoting the file name. Obviously, only you can tell the degree to which this problem will affect your work.
Denying access
Another Windows peculiarity allows a user to block access to a storage administrator and to their files. Unix also allows an individual user to specify who can access their files - but no matter what - the root account can see any file. This is important for many reasons, one of which is backup and recovery. If root can't access your files, then the backup application can't back them up.
With NTFS, however, any user can right click on any directory, select Properties and the Security tab and will be presented with a dialogue box. In order to see this tab in Windows XP, you must disable simple file sharing. The user can then deny other users - including Administrator and System - access to their files by changing the access control lists (ACLs) for those files.
The default ACL contains permissions for Administrators, Everyone and System. The Administrator entry specifies what permissions someone logged in the computer as Administrator will have. The System entry specifies what access will be given to programs running under the System account - normally, commercial backup programs run under this account. The Everyone entry specifies anyone not specifically listed.
Users can, however, create an additional entry for the Administrator and then specify that the Administrator is denied all access. As strange as this may seem, this allows any user to deny access to the very people - and programs - that need access in order to do their job. Suppose a paranoid employee had an important file they wanted to keep private. They could deny access to everyone except themselves, including the System account. However, what they don't realize is that by doing that, they have made sure that their file won't get backed up either.
Here's a fix
Although an individual user may think that removing access from the Administrator's account will keep his file private, it will only do so as long as the Administrator allows it to stay private. At any time, the Administrator can reset the ACLs on any file within the system.
As with many things in Windows, the difficulty comes in automating Administrator's access from the command line. Ideally, you would run a program that looks for directories and files that have denied access to the System account, and then reset the ACLs on those files. However, I know of no command that's capable of searching for files in this manner. That doesn't mean that such a command doesn't exist. If someone knows of such a command, please let me know.
What you can do is monitor your backup logs. Any decent backup program will create some type of log that will tell you about any files that it couldn't back up. You could look for files that weren't backed up due to ACL issues, and then use the subinacl command from the resource kit to reset them.
Windows alternate data streams
Another issue with Windows NT and 2000 is NTFS' alternate data streams. In NTFS, a file consists of multiple streams of data. One holds the security information, (ACLs, etc.) and another holds the actual data of the file. One suggested application of this would be a stream that held the formatting of the data, and another that held the text that needs to be formatted. Each file can actually have a number of streams holding various types of information. This data is completely hidden from the average user, and the only way you can retrieve the data in a hidden data stream is to know the name of the stream.
The figure below shows how you can make your very own hidden alternate data streams.
C:>echo HIDDEN TEXT >myfile.txt C:>type myfile.txt >visible.txt:hidden.txt C:>type visible.txt C:>more <visible.txt:hidden.txt >lnewfile.txt C:>type newfile.txt HIDDEN TEXT
The first command (echo hidden.txt) creates a file with the text "HIDDEN TEXT." The second command (type myfile.txt) creates the file visible.txt, with the hidden alternate data stream hidden.txt. The hidden stream will contain the text "HIDDEN TEXT." To illustrate this, the next command (type visible.txt) shows that there appears to be nothing in the file visible.txt. However, if we know the name of the alternate data stream, hidden.txt, we can retrieve its contents using the more command. The type newfile.txt command shows that our operation was successful. If you're as curious about this as I was when I first heard about this, there's a free tool called LADS (List Alternate Data Streams) that's available for download at http://www.heysoft.de. This tool shows if you have any files with alternate data streams.
Alternate data streams aren't an issue as long as you don't use them, or if you have a utility that supports the backup and recovery of these streams. The best way to ensure that your backup and recovery utilities supports alternate data streams is to:
- Create a file with an alternate data stream.
- Back it up with your standard backup method.
- Recover the file.
- Use the method shown above to see if the alternate data stream is still there.
Needless to say, alternate data streams don't convert to NFS very well. In fact, they don't even translate to a FAT filesystem. If you copy an alternate data stream file to a FAT filesystem, and then back to an NTFS filesystem, the alternate data streams will be deleted. This means that if your method of backing up a Windows system involves an NFS mount, it will definitely not support the backup and recovery of alternate data streams.
One of the most common statements made by people who find out about alternate data streams (ADS) is, "Gee, that would be a great place for someone to plant a virus!" In addition to talking to your backup and recovery software vendor about ADS, you also might want to talk to your virus protection software vendor about them. If you have a file with a virus that has been quarantined, but still available on your hard drive, you might try using the technique above to place it into an alternate data stream. Then run your virus scan against the new file and make sure that it finds the virus. As long as you don't execute the virus file, you should be fine. But - of course - you do this at your own risk.
I don't want to pretend to be an expert on the various Windows operating systems. I also don't want anyone thinking I'm bashing Windows or Microsoft. My biggest difficulty with these issues is that most people I talk to don't know about them. Hopefully, this article will help clear up some of these issues. If anyone knows any workarounds to any of the issues mentioned in this article, please e-mail me.


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I have seen this question come up several times over the last few months. Can you delete from a view? So I thought I would put a short post together to explain the answer.
What is a View?
First up what is a View? To paraphrase from Books Online (BOL) a view is a virtual table, the contents of which are defined by a query. Unless the view is an indexed view the data does not exist in the view directly but remains in the underlying tables. The database stores only the views definition (unless its an indexed view) therefore if you drop a view you don't lose any data, you just the definition of the view.
Can you delete from a view?
So can you delete data from a view. so by the very definition of the view above the answer is 'No'. There is no data in the view to delete, the data remains in the underlying tables. Let's assume though that real the question people are asking is:
Can you delete data from the underlying tables that make up a view?
The simple answer is yes you can but with some caveats. If the query that is defined in your view is comprised of more than one table, then you won't be able to delete from the underlying tables . For example, if we use the Adventureworks2008R2 database and the [HumanResources].[vEmployee] view, the TSQL used to create the view is:
USE [AdventureWorks2008R2]
/****** Object: View [HumanResources].[vEmployee] Script Date: 07/04/2011 22:23:37 ******/
CREATE VIEW [HumanResources].[vEmployee]
,pnt.[Name] AS [PhoneNumberType]
,sp.[Name] AS [StateProvinceName]
,cr.[Name] AS [CountryRegionName]
FROM [HumanResources].[Employee] e
INNER JOIN [Person].[Person] p
ON p.[BusinessEntityID] = e.[BusinessEntityID]
INNER JOIN [Person].[BusinessEntityAddress] bea
ON bea.[BusinessEntityID] = e.[BusinessEntityID]
INNER JOIN [Person].[Address] a
ON a.[AddressID] = bea.[AddressID]
INNER JOIN [Person].[StateProvince] sp
ON sp.[StateProvinceID] = a.[StateProvinceID]
INNER JOIN [Person].[CountryRegion] cr
ON cr.[CountryRegionCode] = sp.[CountryRegionCode]
LEFT OUTER JOIN [Person].[PersonPhone] pp
ON pp.BusinessEntityID = p.[BusinessEntityID]
LEFT OUTER JOIN [Person].[PhoneNumberType] pnt
ON pp.[PhoneNumberTypeID] = pnt.[PhoneNumberTypeID]
LEFT OUTER JOIN [Person].[EmailAddress] ea
ON p.[BusinessEntityID] = ea.[BusinessEntityID];
EXEC sys.sp_addextendedproperty @name=N'MS_Description', @value=N'Employee names and addresses.' , @level0type=N'SCHEMA',@level0name=N'HumanResources', @level1type=N'VIEW',@level1name=N'vEmployee'
This view returns information on employees such as name address and contact information which is retrieved from several tables.
Lets try and delete data from the underlying tables using the view:
delete [HumanResources].[vEmployee]
where BusinessEntityID = 5
If we run this code we get the following error:
Msg 4405, Level 16, State 1, Line 3
View or function 'HumanResources.vEmployee' is not updatable because the modification affects multiple base tables.
Therefore as the [HumanResources].[vEmployees] view has multiple tables we cannot delete from the view.
So what about views whose definition is based only on one table. I'll create a new table in the AdventureWork2008R2 for this little test:
select *
into dbo.emptabview
from HumanResources.Employee
I'll create a simple view called delview based on my new emptabview table:
create view delview
select * from dbo.emptabview
We'll run a query against the table to make sure the row we want to delete exists:
select * from dbo.emptabview
where BusinessEntityID = 6
Now I will try and delete the same record from the underlying table using the view:
delete delview
where BusinessEntityID = 6
(1 row(s) affected)
I'll run the same select query from the table and as we can see the row has been deleted:
select * from dbo.emptabview
where BusinessEntityID = 6
(0 row(s) affected)
There we have it one row deleted from the underlying table by running a delete against the view.
To conclude, we can delete data from the underlying table of the view as long as the view is only based on one table. If your view is made up of multiple tables then you won't be able to use the view in the delete statement.


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In mid-March, an unnamed user on an anonymous messaging app wrote: "The self proclaimed Queen of GitHub is leaving her throne. The masses cheer." Within hours, the subject of the post, Julie Ann Horvath, unleashed a flurry of allegations online, accusing her former colleagues of gender-based harassment. The accusations swiftly gained online currency, fanning an already fiery debate about the treatment of women in the...


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In recent times there has been a proliferation of people claiming to act as channels for evolved spiritual beings, or they claim to be advanced masters themselves sharing advanced knowledge. We are not such ones. We are simply people whom have made unusual choices over many lifetimes, achieved certain successes because of that, and are now sharing with others what we have experienced and observed. So if you are looking for outrageous claims or a three week course to become an ascended master then you are most certainly in the wrong place. If however you are willing to stretch yourself, and you have outgrown favouring superstition and myth over evidence then indeed you may be in the right place at the right time. WELCOME HOME!
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I just wanted everyone to know that I have finally rented a dedicated server, and am currently in the process of setting it up. Admittingly, though networking is not new to me, server software and configuration is very new to me, so I am doing my best to slowly muddle through. I am uploading the necessary files to make an HTroop v1.0b8 server, run. Hopefully, the server will be ready in a couple weeks, for those that wish to download all the necessary mods to play. I will post again with the server connection info (with download links of HTroop v1.0b8 & all other mods required to run my mini mod), once the server is ready.
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New Universal Name Identities an ultra-modern-cyber-age-branding-platform offers exclusive global rights to name brands
SummaryNaseem Javed, widely recognized as global authority on global corporate nomenclature, image and cyber-branding, author of Naming for Power. Naseem is on global name identity projects and lecturing at various conferences on these ICANN issues.
Without a doubt, major brand name identities will be arriving at the precipice where they will be lined up for a freefall from grace, some will fall and some will have a parachute. This scene will be repeated all over the world, as new ultra-modern-cyber-age-branding-platform being structured as ICANN introduces new policies that will dramatically change the old fashioned thinking of global branding.
In most cases this platform will drastically cut up to 95% of the traditional costs of global branding and equally cut up to 95% of the time involved in creating global presence. The races to get these name approvals are delicate, the fees and procedures are complicated, the rules of global naming are ultra sophisticated, but these new tools will create the new global status of powerhouse names for the next level of intricacies of the cyber-age-branding platforms.
Today 99% of brandholders worldwide are not even aware of the fact that ICANN, the global Internet Authority will be accepting applications mid 2009, on first come serve basis, for a non-refundable fee of $185,000 USD each, to provide exclusive global ownership to any root suffix. Simply put, you may now exclusively own a suffix like dot com of your own choice, like dot jobs, dot dubai, dot hotel, dot arabian, dot ibm or dot sony, dot casino, no one in the world will have that suffix, but you, enabling extraordinary control to build, global brands, corner markets with far reaching cyber power while creating hundreds of your own sub brands to generate new revenue streams. The overall costs of acquiring exclusive global rights under this platform are highly affordable as compared to millions wasted in advertising or fighting trademark and domain battles.
'An international advertising program will commence with ads in major publications explaining the details and procedures' say Paul Levins, Executive Officer and Vice President, Corporate Affairs of ICANN, he further adds 'however the progress to this mega-global movement is at the right speed, with years of thinking and planning behind, it is moving on very solid grounds'
With old-fashioned monster brands under financial meltdowns, this now offers a very fresh and agile platform to spread a global name-identity. This is one of those events of 2009 that would cause a massive tremor with alarm bells ringing in every major corporation of the world. However, the end result of this policy will prove to be extremely positive. The marketing and online front will utilize the new platforms with new powers; there will be an energized re-branding to ensure global positioning, while thousands of seriously duplicated brand name identities all over the world will have to step aside.
Names like Sony or Panasonic or Rolex are exclusively 100% owned by the company and are Five Star Standard names, as a result this stringent standard acts like a parachute and ensures a brand the 100% ownership of the name identity with global respect and recognition. But common names based on family, geographic or dictionary words like, United, National, Eastern, Central, General Pacific, Dynamic or Quantum, are all heavily duplicated and therefore face an uncertain future in this open global bidding. Any major player with a diluted name will need a professional gameplan to address these sensitive issues.The opening of the Internet to Chinese, Arabian and Cyrillic, languages also will open up a tidal wave of new interactions. A billion new users will come online, millions of new portals will erupt and e-commerce activity will shoot up. The overall policies of ICANN and the prices just released www.icann.org are fair and they are designed to bring the Internet to a much higher next level. In this new mode, names like ultimate flag carriers of the brand will skate around the world and tap the right customers, using the latest online multimedia-searching and cyber-branding tools, the exclusive control of the root suffix will propel any brand to new stratosphere overnight.
After years of research in the making, according to a latest study by ABC Namebank, entitled 'The New-Name-Economy & 2010 Cyber Branding Strategies' estimates that this new ICANN process will generate $33 Billion in fees in the first three years.
The public at large will become the real beneficiaries as a billion new users will come online, millions of new interactive gateways will open and thousands of new global brands will emerge. There are already some 18,700 companies in the world today with diluted names that will apply under this new policy, either by choice or forced by competitive elements, they need to secure layers around their existing brand name identity. Most big companies are already spending millions pushing poorly crafted names or spending millions on defending trademark fights and domain issues, so the fee for $185,000 USD is just a bargain. The global scale bidding for highly popular names and special categories as catalogued by ABC Namebank will be challenging and very entrepreneurial.
Corporations must proceed immediately for an authoritative name evaluation of all their name identities. Under qualified leadership, this naming process requires a proven methodology to relate to languages, phonetics, translations, global availability, secondary meanings, trademark laws, domain registration laws, and creative naming architecture all under commanding knowledge of this global issue but never to be confused with graphic expertise of making schematic logos with slogans.
The current brand holders must face three tough question; what are the immediate and future threats to their current name identity? What are the options they have for a partial or a full name change? Under what global rules or 'the laws of corporate naming' will they find the perfect solution acceptable to their wider customer base, internal marketing goals and equally passable under the new ICANN policies? Currently, ABC Namebank is conducting exclusive seminars on these issues.
This is indeed a rare opportunity for dynamic businesses during this current worldwide meltdown of markets along with old established brands where global image shifts are now creating new voids in need to be filled with new global icons.
This policy finally proves that 'marketing is not only global but without global naming, there is no marketing at all'. Denials and unnecessary justification to self-righteously prove any existing name has little practicality, form now on, it's all about global naming laws, ICANN and its strict allocation of exclusive name licenses designed to connect with billions of new customers and also the ultimate tests and evaluations of The Five Star Standard of Naming.


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Peter » December 3rd, 2017, 11:08 pm wrote:. Now of course, due to the space travel and satellite lie, it has to be a place of calm.
kickstones wrote:
And private satellite operators aren't collating and sharing information about how their electronics are withstanding space radiation, a practice that could help everyone protect their gear.
Jonathan » November 1st, 2011, 12:49 pm wrote:This is only to further try to clarify my viewpoint, not meant as proof...
I was actually trying to create a picture which represents the true dimensions we are dealing with here.
And I might even succeed creating one of Earth with satellites orbits in its true dimensions relative to each other - and to the shadow Earth creates, projecting it onto the satellites orbits.
I failed to create a faithful representation of the size- and distance ratios of Earth and Sun.
This time not because of lack of skill, but because of the actual vast ratios.
The picture would need to be vast too - wide, especially.
It just would not fit on screen while actually showing any detail.
The values I used to calculate:
Sun's diameter: 1.4 Million Kilometer
Earths diameter: 12.700 Kilometer
Distance Sun - Earth: 150 Million Kilometer (slightly rounded up value of one AU)
Diameter of Basketball: 24 cm (derived from a circumference of about 75.4 cm)
The previously introduced value of 30 inches diameter for a Basketball was obviously not correct - that was its circumference (for a standard NBA ball).
TripleSpeak » September 28th, 2018, 3:15 am wrote:Sorry to join so late in the discussion, but I believe the satellites issue is a lynchpin in the understanding and substantiation of the truth behind human success with: rockets, space travel, and technology in general."
Kham » September 28th, 2018, 2:09 pm wrote:GPS, just simple old terrestrial triangulation between 3 communication towers.
Observer » September 28th, 2018, 6:26 am wrote:TripleSpeak » September 28th, 2018, 3:15 am wrote:Sorry to join so late in the discussion, but I believe the satellites issue is a lynchpin in the understanding and substantiation of the truth behind human success with: rockets, space travel, and technology in general."
So, a new typist character has entered, who is rudely refusing to actually thoughtfully ponder (and rudely refusing to even quickly skim through) the points already made in the 59 pages of this thread (and rudely refusing to read this forum enough to know that one's first post should be in the intro section), because he is either a paid typist or mentally still a little child who faithfully religiously fanatically believes in the fantastical tale of rockets flying to hundreds of kilometers above earth and releasing satellites which magically are keeping themselves in "orbit", and his goal is to convince a few CluesForum readers to believe in satellites too, because according to him: satellites are the "lynchpin" in the substantiation of his (naïve) belief that humans have actually had SUCCESS with rockets and space-travel.
Basically he is saying, "C'mon guys, I dream of driving a moon-buggy on Mars someday, so satellites are the LYNCHPIN to my space-travel fantasy! If you believe in human success, you must believe in rocket-launched orbiting-satellite and space-travel success!"
And then, he basically continues, "Here, I've rote-memorized the official literature on the subject, since I'm smart I'm gonna' explain to you idiots how satellites are absolutely required for our handheld current-location-telling radio receivers to work. Satellites flying around hundreds of kilometers in space have perfectly synched clocks broadcasting the perfect time. For your handheld receiver to show your current location on Earth, you just need to be between three moving satellites, since we can triangulate your position within those three satellites. All we need is synched clocks and to calculate the time it takes for those three clocks to reach your receiver. See?"
But wait a second kid, if you had actually read through the 59 pages of this thread instead of repeatedly binge-watching watching Star Trek / NASA / space-travel fantasies - and even without actually reading the posts of others here, if you had actually used your own brain's latent powers of logic, you would have realized that broadcasting the time is not enough, time is not the only information being broadcast in triangulation signals: to know your exact coordinates, the broadcast must also include the exact location of the three signal transmitters, which is easy to do with non-moving towers (tower A includes it's non-moving coordinates in its signal broadcast, tower B includes it's non-moving coordinates in its signal broadcast, and tower C includes it's non-moving coordinates in its signal broadcast) thus for satellites to work each satellite would ALSO have to be including in their signal broadcast their constantly-greatly-changing NorthEastSouthWest position relative to known coordinates on Earth (and each satellite would ALSO have to be including in their signal broadcast their constantly-slightly-changing altitude as well), because even if the "clock information" shows you happen to be for a moment in time perfectly triangulated in the very center of three satellites such triangulation would still not be able to calculate your current coordinates without the satellites ALSO knowing and broadcasting their exact moment to moment pinpoint LOCATIONS as well.
Each transmitter must know and broadcast their own exact pinpoint coordinates, to actually be able to triangulate and calculate the exact pinpoint coordinate of the handheld receiver.
Before lecturing CluesForum readers about how "satellites only need to broadcast the perfect time, using their perfectly synched atomic clocks, to tell you your current pinpoint location" perhaps you should have first educated yourself about how real-life non-fantasy LAND-based transmission towers here on Earth must include in their broadcast signal their perfectly-known non-moving location, for any triangulation of a receiver between them to take place, for the receiver to finally be able to say "You are currently at 41.8085°North, 12.6761°East."
Look kid, current-location coordinate-telling systems using radio-waves transmitted solely by non-fantasy land-based fixed-location transmitters work, and they work over surprisingly long distances (whether helped in part by bouncing back off the ionosphere, or whether radio waves simply hug the Earth and bend [like light does] more than most people imagine, either way it matters not since they are working fine, as evidenced by your own "GPS" receiver telling you your coordinates fine right now) and they work by the actual LOCATION of each transmitter being quietly included in the signal (since each transmitter identifier is of course included in the signal, the known-coordinates of each transmitter is of course included in the triangulation calculations) and these land-based systems have been existing and working long before the fantasy "space satellite" psy-op even began, and you would know this fact about land-based systems if you had invested the time and energy to actually read this thread, instead of excitedly jumping in with your regurgitation of how "space satellites are essential to current-location coordinate-telling systems" and your childhood fantasies of "rocket-launched orbiting-satellites and space-travel are successes!"
But what a waste of my time this reply of mine is, altruistically explaining to a rude regurgitator (or a paid typist) that land-based current-location coordinate-telling systems using radio-waves transmitted solely by non-fantasy land-based fixed-location transmitters work.
This character basically manipulated me into attempting to prove that "GPS" works without satellites, and now that I have explained to him the reality (that his "GPS" receiver is receiving information from land-based transmitters) now suddenly I have strengthened his ability to try to put the burden of proof on ME to prove what I wrote above. Suddenly I have to provide reams of proof that "GPS" works without satellites, and that proof of course must come from mainstream sources, and basically if an official government source doesn't admit that GPS works without satellites then in his mind I have not provided sufficient proof of my bold statement about the reality of the amazing power of land-based current-location coordinate-telling radio-systems
Nope, listen pal, YOU are the one pushing NASA's fantastical tale of "rocket-launched orbiting-satellite (and space-travel) success", so you are the one who needs to provide evidence.
Simon Shack and the other good folks here at CluesForum have already proven that the official "rocket-launched orbiting-satellite (and space-travel) success evidence" was forged.
If you haven't yet realized that the rocket-launch/satellite-orbit/moon-landing/space-shuttle/space-station/space-travel images and animated-images are forged, then please stop posting here until you realize this primary fact.
If you want to waste our time with the debate game, first please explain WHY their "evidence of existence" contains forged images and forged animated-images.
Oh wait, are you one of those folks who halfheartedly admits the official space images are forged, yet still claims like a child or a shill, "But, but, even though they forged those moon-landing images, they really did land on the moon then! They faked the moon-landing images, to hide their actual moon-landing success!"
Like those folks who claim like a child or a shill, "But, but, even though they forged those 9/11 steel-beam-dustification images, they really do have such satellite-based star-wars DEW-lasers! They faked the 9/11 steel-beam-dustification images, to hide their actual 9/11 steel-beam-dustification success!" ?
So never mind my request for you to explain WHY their "evidence of existence" contains forged images and forged animated-images, because that merely results in the "to hide their actual success" claims.
The proper request for typists like you is: Please provide sufficient authentic non-forged footage (preferably film please, thank you) to prove the fantastical claims which you want us to believe.
The burden is on YOU the space-success believer, to provide extraordinary evidence for your space-success extraordinary claims. Good luck!
TripleSpeak wrote:This would mean that even Anders Bjorkman isn't allowed here - and he has provided under his own name the most complete picture and explanation for why nukes are a sham - because he believes satellites exist. Again, I don't see why we need to be so divisive.
TripleSpeak wrote: EDIT: One more question that I think would be useful to readers of this thread: what are those seemingly far away, fast-moving blinking lights you can see with the naked eye in the skies at night (official sources say are satellites)?
simonshack » September 28th, 2018, 11:15 pm wrote:TripleSpeak wrote:This would mean that even Anders Bjorkman isn't allowed here - and he has provided under his own name the most complete picture and explanation for why nukes are a sham - because he believes satellites exist. Again, I don't see why we need to be so divisive.
Anders Bjorkman was jettisoned out of this valiant "spaceship" of ours some years ago - as he started claiming that NASA's rockets are all fake - whereas the French Ariane rockets are real... More recently, I have seen him posting on his blog some quite imbecilic stuff about my Tychos model which shows that he simply doesn't understand (or feigns to misunderstand) the first thing of it.TripleSpeak wrote: EDIT: One more question that I think would be useful to readers of this thread: what are those seemingly far away, fast-moving blinking lights you can see with the naked eye in the skies at night (official sources say are satellites)?
My answer to this question of yours can be found here:
https://cluesforum.info/viewtopic.php?p ... 1#p2394371
TripleSpeak » September 28th, 2018, 10:27 pm wrote:I feel my description of the naked-eye "satellite observations" was off... I cannot tell by the post you linked. What is the difference between shooting stars (what I think are asteroids), and these fast moving, far away things that blink with the same degree of intensity until they are out of the field-of-view (which we are taught are satellites)? I've never laid on my back for more than 10 minutes under a clear sky and *not* spotted one.
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The result of their efforts, the LS3/5a, was licensed to commercial speaker companies for production, the Rogers version appearing in 1975 and remaining in production until early 1993. Other licensees have included Audiomaster (whose designer, Robin Marshall, went on to found Epos), Chartwell, RAM, Goodmans, Spendor, and Harbeth; the last two still manufacture the speaker.
In all that time, the design has been revised just twice. In 1988, the woofer's surround was changed from a springy Neoprene rubber to a more lossy vinyl compound and the crossover was redesigned, not to change the response, but to bring the production response window closer to target and to make the impedance a little less demanding. In 1990 a bi-wiring option was approved by the BBC, provided the performance in single-wired mode met the original specification. (The Harbeth version reviewed is only available in traditional single-wired form.)
The 1992 Kinergetics Holdings takeover of KEF, who had supplied both drive-units and assembled crossover boards for the LS3/5a, brought the future of the classic miniature speaker into doubt. Both Rogers and Harbeth introduced identically sized models of their own, therefore, intended to fill the gap left by the '3/5a's imminent demise (footnote 1). This review looks at the Harbeth HL-P3 and compares it both with a 1992 Harbeth-manufactured pair of LS3/5as, and a the Harbeth HL-P3 and compares it both with a 1992 1978 pair of Rogers LS3/5as.
Harbeth HL-P3: $1199/pair
Harbeth was founded by Dudley Harwood and his wife Elizabeth—hence "Har" and "Beth"—and made its name in 1977 with a Spendor BC-1–sized monitor speaker that used a seminal polypropylene-cone woofer developed by Harwood. The company never really grew as a business to match the quality of its products, and was bought by ex-NEC engineer Alan Shaw in 1987. Alan obviously had the magic touch—in one year Harbeth's gross income grew from $165,000 the last year it was run by Harwood to $1.5 million—and the company is a major exporter to the Far East.
The HL-P3 was introduced in 1991 but has only recently been available in the US. Its cabinet, made from 12mm MDF rather than plywood, is the same size as an LS3/5a's, the main differences being that the veneered, 18mm-thick baffle is not set in, and the grille is a single sheet of black cellular foam. The drive-units are a 19mm aluminum-dome tweeter from SEAS and a 110mm polypropylene-cone woofer constructed on a diecast chassis. Unlike the LS3/5a, which throws out a stray field that confuses airplane compasses, the HL-P3's units are magnetically shielded to allow the speakers to be used close to a TV set or monitor. (Five HL-P3s plus a subwoofer would make a very high quality Home Theater system.) As in the LS3/5a, the woofer is mounted from behind the baffle, which might be thought to introduce some dispersion anomalies; in fact, it was done to smooth out the off-axis behavior.
The drive-units are crossed over at 3.5kHz with a 21-element crossover, featuring 18dB/octave electrical slopes. The low-pass and high-pass sections are completely separate and are brought out to separate pairs of terminals on the rear panel to allow bi-wiring. Much use was made of computer modeling in the speaker's design. The HL-P3 is intended to be used on high-quality stands away from room boundaries. The review samples came finished in a beautiful ebony veneer.
In a word, "stunning." In another word, "clean." In another, "an astonishing amount of bass for such a small speaker." (Okay, that's more than one; I thought I'd check to see if you were paying attention.)
Yes, the HL-P3 is a minimonitor and will never be mistaken for anything else. But its upper-bass bloom contributes to a feeling of low-frequency power without doing the usual LS3/5a things that reduce the sense of pace. Despite bass that, in quantity, seemed to be very similar to that of the LS3/5a, the HL-P3's quality was quite a bit better, there being more of a sense of flow to the music, of booty being better kicked along.
I have to add a caveat that the HL-P3 can't work miracles—the radiating diameter of its woofer is really only 4"—and its owner should be careful not to exceed its power handling. The left- and right-channel Fender bass tracks on Stereophile's Test CD 2, for example, could only be played up to an in-room spl of around 90dB without audible distress.
The midrange sounded generally clean, not nasal in the manner of the BBC design. In fact, after much listening, I still had nothing to say about the HL-P3's midrange character, which is itself a compliment. In the treble, the sound was less wiry than my old LS3/5a, and cleaner than the newer Harbeth version.
It's no coincidence that the dominant instruments in jazz and rock are the saxophone and electric guitar, respectively. To a considerably greater degree than typical classical instruments, players of these instruments can shape the sound of each to reflect their own musical personalities. Only the human voice itself has more of an ability to be colored by personality, which is why these instruments can truly be said to sing.
The HL-P3 faithfully reproduced the different characters of different guitarists. Whether it was Jeff Beck's heavily fingered Fender Stratocaster, the wiry Telecaster played by Jimmy Page on the "Stairway to Heaven" solo, the distinctive signature of Queen's Brian May's homemade axe, or Eric Clapton's various Gibsons in Cream or the Stratocasters of his solo years, their identities remained undiluted via the little Harbeths.
Well-recorded classical piano—Peter McGrath's excellent 1987 recording of Ivan Davis performing Grieg's Holberg Suite (Audiofon CD-72022), for example—sounded vividly real. Despite the speaker's low-register reticence, it did attempt to convey the bass weight of the piano. The LS3/5a, by comparison, sounded spongier in the bass. This was at moderate levels, however; played too loud with this recording, the HL-P3 lost lower-midrange clarity.
The HL-P3's mid-treble seemed a bit forward-balanced, pushing the in-room sound to the edge of brightness. Perhaps because of this, the dark-sounding Melos SHA-1 proved a better match than the more analytical Audio Research LS2B. The high-level voices on the 1990 Hyperion recording of Vaughan Williams's Five Mystical Songs (CDA66420), for example, became too strident with the LS2B. The Melos pushed them all farther back in the soundstage.
Overall, and as long as the speaker was not played too loud, the musical detail revealed by the Harbeths was almost preternaturally accurate. You could vividly hear the delicate halo of space that surrounds the solo violin that opens the Vaughan Williams Serenade to Music on the Hyperion CD, but without it being thrust under your nose.
My acid test for imaging accuracy is the "soundstage mapping" track on Stereophile's second Test CD. Larry Archibald's voice and handclaps should move first from beyond the left speaker, across the center of the stage with a slight rush, then beyond the right speaker. Second, you should easily hear him move from way back behind the plane of the speakers to right up to them. If a pair of speakers can do this without distorting the path Larry is supposed to take, they are high-quality indeed. In fact, only the magnificent Thiel CS5s have not failed this test in one way or another.
Larry took a U-shaped path via the HL-P3s, the image to the outside edges of the speaker positions being set back, though not collapsing into the speaker positions themselves. His image position was always stable, however; even when it lurched from one speaker to the other as he walks around the microphone stand, his path was unambiguously clear.
Performing at its best in the same free-space location, the Harbeth HL-P3 has a less-colored upper midrange than the LS3/5a and has a better-developed sense of pace. It sounds surprisingly full-balanced for a miniature; I enthusiastically recommend it to those who are attracted to the BBC-designed loudspeaker but desire a less laid-back, more involving presentation.
Footnote 1: As fate would have it, news of the speaker's demise was premature. KEF intends to continue providing parts, and it is expected that Rogers will resume manufacture of the LS3/5a. The Rogers brandname was recently purchased by Hong Kong–based Wo Kee Holdings, but Rogers research and production remain the responsibility of UK-based Swisstone Electronics, which has owned the name since the late '70s. In addition, as reported by KK last month (p.39), the BBC has licensed production of a new, higher-power minimonitor design, the LS5/12A, to Harbeth and Dynaudio, but reportedly not to Rogers.—John Atkinson


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You know those great big houses the team from the ABC series "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" builds for deserving families?
Well, sometimes those big houses turn out to be just too darned big.
That's what happened in Sandpoint, Idaho, to Eric Hebert. You can see Eric standing in front of the 3,678-square-foot home built for him and his late sister's 11-year-old twins, whom he is raising.
According to an article in the Bonner County Daily Bee, Eric works all day and spends most evenings taking the kids to basketball and soccer practice. Keeping up the big house is just too much for him, he said.
Plus, Eric said, heating the big house was costing him hundreds of dollars a month in electric bills, and that was on top of the home's gas bills.
And so, hoping not to seem ungrateful to the neighbors who helped build the home for him, he put it up for sale. The house has been appraised at $552,244, but he's listed it and the acre of land it sits on for $529,000.
Here are other "Extreme Makeover" homes that have been put on the market:
Pennsauken, N.J. — The utility bills for this home were said to be from $700 to $1,200 a month, and property taxes were more than $6,000 annually.
Atlanta — The ad for this palatial "Extreme" home says if you buy it, you can own a part of history.


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LaMichael James' unimpressive preseason took an ugly turn Thursday night when the San Francisco 49ers running back sustained a left knee injury during the preseason finale against the San Diego Chargers.
Matt Barrows of The Sacramento Bee reported Friday that James suffered a sprained MCL in the 49ers' 41-6 win. James won't require surgery but is expected to miss three weeks, Barrows was told by a source.
Until the second-year pro returns, the 49ers will turn to Kyle Williams to return punts while leaving kick-return duties to Perrish Cox or Quinton Patton.
James currently sits third on the running back depth chart behind Frank Gore and Kendall Hunter, the latter activated earlier this month after last season's Achilles surgery.
Rotating with reserves Anthony Dixon and Jewel Hampton, James had just 55 yards on 24 carries in August. He did a nice job in relief of Hunter in 2012, but he doesn't project as an impact player on offense. Still, any lengthy absence by James would pose an issue for the 49ers on special teams.The "Around The League Podcast" is now available on iTunes! Click here to listen and subscribe.


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Point training, which involves directing your puppy with the point of your finger, enables you to be in constant communication with your puppy. Hand signals also quickly increase your puppy's visual awareness and dependency on you. Your finger can be a helpful training tool for your puppy — and it's one that you don't have to shell out any money for!
Have you noticed how much your puppy looks to you for guidance? Young puppies check in throughout the day for some simple directional cues. If you ignore this opportunity to give her direction, your puppy may grow up thinking that you need help with everyday decisions.
Point training your puppy makes the difference between raising a puppy who feels included in day-to-day activities and one who feels ignored. Pointing quickly enhances a puppy's understanding of all directions, from "Sit" to "Come" to "Go say hello." It even helps shy puppies overcome inhibition and helps aggressive puppies get in check.
To teach your puppy point training, you have to follow three phases in order to achieve your end result. The first two phases use food as an incentive, and the third works to wean the puppy off treat dependence. The whole process takes ten days to two weeks.
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In Phase A you introduce the point signal to your puppy. Though your long-term goal is for your puppy to follow your signals without needing food rewards, this first step rewards her instantly every step of the way. Follow these steps:
Place or line up ten treats on a high table.
Tuck one treat into the palm of your hand.
Hold your pointed index finger 1 inch from your puppy's nose.
Use either a clicker or marker word (such as "Yes") to highlight the moment your puppy alerts to the point of your finger. Flip your hand around to reveal the snack.
Repeat this simple exercise until all the treats are gone.Credit: Illustration by Barbara Frake
After you get through the first ten treats, vary the format just slightly. Hold your hand farther away from your puppy's nose and have her touch your finger twice before relinquishing the treat. Signal your puppy into a "Sit" or "Down" position, treating her the moment she moves into position.
Keep the lessons short and snappy, practicing one to four times each day for five to ten minutes.
Phase B: Delayed gratification
Follow the steps as in Phase A, but instead of holding the treats in your hand, place them in your pocket or leave them on the shelf. Your puppy will experience an obvious delay in the time it takes you to reach the treat, which in turn will pique her curiosity and awareness of your presence. Vary the duration of this pause to increase her focus. The big lesson for your puppy here is patience.
Begin the same way as in Step 1 of Phase A. Then hold a treat in front of you and vary the position. Begin to use your pointer finger to direct your puppy's position by, for example, pointing above her head for sit, to her bed to encourage her to lie down, and to your feet when you're encouraging her to come to you.
Phase C: Gradually phasing out treats
Indiscriminately phase out rewarding each point, and integrate pointing into your daily direction. Going upstairs? Point the way. Releasing your puppy to greet someone? Pointing a "Go say hello" at your puppy's eye level will further discourage jumping. Sending your puppy to her crate or bed? Keep on pointing. Each time your puppy cooperates, praise her cheerfully.


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Peppermint Ice Cream SandwichesTime: 15 min
- Large chocolate cookies
- 1 scoop of Perry's Ice Cream - Peppermint Stick
- Candy canes, crushed
- Line a cookie tray with foil and place into a freezer for 5 minutes
- Place a scoop of Peppermint Stick on one cookie, press with another, use spatula to even out the sides
- Roll the sides of the cookies in crushed candy canes
- Place the cookies on the cookie sheet and freeze until ready to serve
- Enjoy!
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When is Superhero flavor going to be sold in stores?
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The Solaris installation program mounts the system's file systems on /a. The file systems remain mounted on /a until the system reboots. You can use the finish script to add, change, or remove files from the newly installed file system hierarchy by modifying the file systems that are respective to /a.
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Annapolis Bans Use of Lawn Fertilizer Containing Phosphorus
To help reduce pollution flowing to the Chesapeake Bay, Annapolis, Md. has banned phosphorus-containing fertilizer.
by Alicia Pimental
January 01, 2009
To help reduce pollution flowing to the Chesapeake Bay, the city of Annapolis, Md., has banned the use and sale of residential lawn fertilizers containing phosphorus.
The new fertilizer law is intended to reduce the amount of phosphorus -- an algae-forming nutrient -- that enters area waters. Nutrients are the main cause of the Bay's poor health, and residential fertilizer use is a notable source of phosphorus loads to the Bay and its rivers.
According to the city of Annapolis, the new law applies to all land located in the city limits and all land owned by the city. City businesses will not be allowed to stock phosphorus-containing lawn fertilizers on their shelves beginning January 1, 2010.
Annapolis is believed to be the first jurisdiction in the Bay watershed to limit the use and sale of residential lawn fertilizer to help restore the Bay. Several states and municipalities in the Great Lakes region have banned phosphorus in lawn fertilizer to help limit pollution to their local waters.
Residents throughout the Bay region are encouraged to reduce or eliminate their use of lawn fertilizers to help clean up the Bay and its rivers. (Learn more about how you can help the Bay by reducing or eliminating lawn fertilizer use.)
Visit the city of Annapolis' website for more information about the new phosphorus-free lawn fertilizer law.


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Battery change in Polar G3 GPS sensor W.I.N.D and Polar G1 GPS sensor
Change the battery yourself by following the instructions below:
1. Open the battery cover by turning it counterclockwise with a coin.
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3. Wait for 90 seconds and then place the new battery inside with the positive (+) side facing the cover.
3. Close the cover by turning it clockwise with a coin.
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