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^%@5S%^^v^?3M ^''J..r • ^-' -Jf vi'^Ar^-(^ ^:?^<.yj^.! IWW ^_'\T' .'' '- ""TIL" ''."..''- ':•—-•'• •'• ''''•'"' v'y^r"'^''-^?' B^:^ American No matter how deep the pits of depression; no matter how hard the slugging on the battlefronts; no matter how great the sacrifices an the toil — With pur chins up but not out. Intensity of purpose that keeps growing. The harder "the path, the more difficult the goal, the more determined we are to win. \ fa Meceasan/. It is part of our American way. We have kept it alive in other tough years. We are eking it again. We always will do it. fAe corners/ All of them. Let's do every blessed little thing we can think of to give our men in the services, our families, and our neighbors some real cheer. amf griue; jyiue end amMe/ Keep the ball rolling — the Yuletide spirit of faith, devotion and supreme courage. nniiir , Is helping to put the Spirit of '76 into the effort of --"-Jr- 7TH YEAR - NO 30 FREEPORT. N. THURSDAY FIVE GRISTS A COPY DECKMRRR 24, 1942 "Sparkling* Kmtlllating outdoor lights? Not &h» yearl Dmiout prohibit*. But in lieu of that, Freeport offer* you even'greater cheer—a daily progryn of outdoor Yuletide muaic with a lilt and a lift Stroll through the downtown atreeta and you will hear the chokeat muaic, from 4:00 to 5:30 afternoon*, and 7:30 to 9:00 evenings. Program on page one. Friendly Service in o Friendly Town Shop os eorly os you con . . . Shore your co* . . /Come in groups , . . Toke your dhonge in Wor Stomps NASSAU COUNT? District Judge To A#e» Brail Contingent George S. Johnson ^ Send-off Speaker On Wednesday District Judge George S. John-son, of Bellmore, is to give the ad* dress to the contingent that will be sent 08 by Selective" Service Board ,717, haying jurisdiction oyer, port and" Roosevelt,'thta Wednes-day morning. "TKe exercises will be held in the Court Room of the Municipal Building, with Chairman Peter Stephen Beck presiding. Joseph H. Gray and George 6. Christie, other members of the board, will assist. The Color Guard of William Clinton Story Post, A. L., will advance the colors on or-ders from Commander William W. Davis, , A representative of the Inter* Mrs* Avidon Coining In Fight for Life Mrs. Henry G. Avldan, of 243 South Bayview avenue, whose hus-band and two companions were fatally burned in the collision at Archer and Bedell streets, on Sat-urday night, Dec. 12, still is light-ing gamely for her life in the Meadowbrook Hospital. Danger of death from bums has been passed, the physicians said Sunday. If her heart keeps up and she escapes pneumonia she has a chance of recovery though she still is on the critical 1L The physicians said also that her eyesight had"t>een^ave<l. Clergy Council will oSer an jpatribute religious lit-erature and pronounce the benedlc-the Conclusion of the ex-march to Jr. O.U.A.M. to Mork 47th Anniversory Freeport Council 57, Jr. O.U.A.M. will celebrate Ita forty- seventh an-niversary on Tuesday night, Jan. 5, with a turkey supper at the Freeport Re—d their Induction Members of the Cross branch canteen unit will serve refreshments at the station. The contingent includes men from other points than Freeport and Roosevelt because some have moved away from these communi-ties since registering. The list fol6ws: John A. Brand, 63 W. Clinton avenue, Roosevelt; Garneld P. Burnham, 69 West Lena avenue; Carl A. Busching, 115 Church street; George J. Curley, 511 Au-rora street, Ithaca, N. Y.; Levltus A. DeLoney, 76 East Merrick road; Robert P. Donovan, 69 Pennsylva-nia avenue; Irwin'Boxey, 55 Pow-ell street, Roosevelt ;-Fred J. East-man, 47 Russell street; Irving Edel-man; 123 DenhofT avenue; Douglas Ettlnger, 195 -Lolnes- avenue, ^er-rick; "Henry, W. Fehlau^ 3Q"Nyrth organization's h e a d q u a rters, 80 Church street. Entertainment numbers will be provided. The anniversary celebration will be for council members. Four members who have been connected with the council aince Its Insti-tution on Jan. 3, 1896, are to be J. H. Groy Instolled Kiwonis Club Heod District Oovemur - elect Frank Clark, of Flushing, Installed Josepl. H. Gray as president of thp Free-port Klwanls Club Saturday night at the annual charter night dinnei in the Elks club house. Clinton M Flint, the retiring president, inducted Vice-presidents Charles J. Martin and. Gerald Howell, and was himself seated as secretary with Treasurer William K. Tenney by past President James A. Warner. Past President Dam H. Smith, now of Farmingdale, in-stalled Frank H. Holland, Amos J. ?. .Baldwin,,. AiX.%A.jJ,._Brady,_ Leon Fassett, Stuart K. Wallace, Adf. Joseph E. Heard and Cord Vie-brock as trustees. Adj. Heard gave the invocation, and President Flint welcomed the members, their wives and guests. He Introduced Paul J. Leach, of Hempstead, retiring lieutenant-governor, and Albert Gunn, of Port Washington, who will succeed him on Jan. 1. W. Sargeant Nixon pre-sented a past-president's badge and an electric clock to Mr. Flint, There were selections by the Kiwanis Club,quart** and Robert T. Tavia, baritone. Martin H. Weyrauch wag gen-oral chairman of the committee of $»00,000 War Bond Sake* Give Freeport Two Heavy Bombers Stort New Compoign, to Sell $100,000 More By Dec. 3% for Poir of Pursuit Plones Village residents having purchased mdrp khan 9500.000 worth of War Bonds since November 1, Krecpcrt will hate two heavy bombers named in its honor. NAME A BOMBER, WIN A BOND Freeporters have purcKa"sed"mdrc than $500.OOU In War Bonds since Nov. 1, enough to purchase two heavy bombers for nghters. But these bombers will have to be named. And it will be worth while for the persons who suggests titles that are chosen as most representative of the village. Through THE LEADER, two prominent Freeport merchants have contributed $25. War Bonds to be awarded to the winners of a con-test to determine the titles to be i and not content with having doubled the goal, Robert E. Patter-son, chairman of the Freeport Bond and Stamp Starl announced that the drive would be continued In an - ...to ..... .dlsppec, ___ of , . ;Merrickj"pad; Frank Greenwood, 801 Henry street; Oustsve P. Hager, 40 Stevens street; Abner Holland, 116 West Merrick road. Also: John J. Jakobi, 12*19 Sec-ond avenue, New Hyde Park; Peter R. Kahlke, 7 East Centennial ave-lon, of Lakeland. Fls., Brat cllor; OV A. Baldwin, Qrat Anan-clal secretary, and Fred W. Greaves, both of Freeport and E. V. Baldwin of- Mlneola, formerly of Freeport, third councilor. Freeport Council was instituted with twenty-seven charter mem-bers. It Is known as the "mother council" of Nassau county, having been the first In the territory which waa part of Queens county at the time. The council has been honored by the state organization on many occasions, members being selected for various state and na-tional positions. Three state coun-cilors have been chosen from Free?., portls membership. They were the late Jnmes Wr Cheshire, also a representative; C. Wesley Deceased, and Herbert' W. »t. .BrespM%j&^jaat)onal- Couhcilor .v. Baldwin, state ju-diciary, is now aerving. his fourth term as state editor, also as dep-uty of Hempstead council, which lie organized in 1903. nue, Roosevelt; Vincent Kelly, 72 Monroe street. Roost/vclt; Paul Wantagh; Freddie Lambright, 10A A. Warley. 114 East Sunrise hlgh- Waverly place; Walter O. Maus, 26lw»y; Charles J. Whittemore. 66'u Morris street; Edward E. McMullen, 96 Sportsmans avenue; Odd Od-mundsen, 35 Independence avenue; Herman V. Patterson, 67 Elm ave-nue, kempstead; Albert ^V\ Rlgou-lot, 244 Pennsylvania avenue; tin A. Staubach, 9 Morton avenue; N.orth Village avenue, Rockville Centre; John Wright, 83A Henry rtreeju and Arthur J. Wubberhorst, jr., 24 Cruickshank avenue, Hemp- &iead. — Only about 30 youths of 16 have registered thus far at the local Frank Shiner, 4 Brookalde avenue. Selective Board oQlces. Enrollment 124 is now required 6? those who at-tained 18 between Sept. T and 31J They must all register by Thurs-day. Then will come the final group, those readhing 18 after Nov. 14 Sunnyside-^avexme^Sempsteadi 1. .They must get their names In Arthur ^ H, Utzl.- jrl.. 45* Arlington' before the ofnce of the board closes atehue, paldwin;.Kurt.?."Wagner,on Thursday, pec. 31. East Bempsteajl; William J.. Smith, 174 Parlq avenue, Roosevelt; Wil-liam C. Stelnkampf, 6 street; Geprge A. Swanaon, Lillian avenue,; Patrick J: Trotta. mi. toastmaster Wome $856 for Church on . $100,000 worth of bonds before Dec. 31, so two pursuit planes also might be named in honor of the village to protect the two bombers. With figures incomplete, Mr. Patterson a n n o*u n c e d Saturday night that not only had /the $260,000 goal been reached but doubled. Figures available at that time included the sales at the JP&rst National Bank & Trust Co., the Freeport Bank, the Post OfRce, the Freeport Federal Saying* and Loan to t»» War Depart-ment for the bombers. They., aria Carol Greens and Williams Fur-niture Co. MaU all entries to Contest Five groups of the Women's So-ciety of Christian Service of the Freeport Methodist Women earned ?856.7L which they turned In to 'he church treasury at the annual Christmas party in the social hall Thursday afternoon. An appropriation of $82 was voted the Missionary group. A Christmas play. "Mother of tho World." by "Maude Taylor Savis. TVns presented with Mrs. John Low as interpretative reader. In the cast were Mrs. Alfred J. Brady. Chinese;—Mrs. Frederick Richard^ EinnWh; '.Mrs; Frank Blrkett, Japa-nese; JWrs: Edward "Yung, Gccman; Mrs. Everett gpcker. Mary?., aritf Mrs. Edgar E. Mapes^r.,--Joseph There were vocal -solos by Mrsy J Mnynard Wettlaufer accompanied uy Mrs. John T. Cotter, jr.. Announcement was made thai r'hi'iMmas baskets would bt; pro-vided for 35 shut-ins. Mrs. Frank Schwarz and Mrs. John T. Cotter, sr. poured tea. The February and May group will conduct a food .ale at the January meeting. ft- "' ^, 1% Saturday mgnt; Jan; entries must be postmarked later than midnight that day. Each person may submit one name for Fteeport, Orove aad PI Theatres. -- — Mr. Patterapn and Mrs! Clark X. Boott, enalrman of Ihe Women's Division, both were profuse in^ex* pressing ^ their "appreciation (@r the. residents of ?reeppryhad Chairman Patterwn on announcement Mw&t the bomber. Be sure your entry Is campaign would be continued: accompanied by your name and "As Freeporters have Address plainly printeo} or ^written, 'bonds In the amount of $50@,000, j A committee of named by Robert judges to be 'enable the village to have E. Patterson, heavy bombers— we feel we shajd chairman of the Freeport Bond and have two pursuit planes to protect Stamp Staff will select the win- ! the bombers. Consequently start)n%— =: nmg names, and they will be an- ' on Tuesday and continuing through Wednesday, Dec. 31. we will en-deavor to dispose of $100,000 nounced in THE LEADER at the earliest possible date. Should more than one person submit a dupli-jtionnl in bonds to. purchase these Late of a name that is selected, nghter cruft. If, however, the salek, bond will ..b? awarded to the reach $150,000, that will be enough the cnrlleat post mark, to purchase a ll»ht bomber. And shpu]g. th*-y go to $250.000 jmg^ could have a third bombm*. "'" — ..... Air, Patterson "fiblnted "out that Frcepoi'.Lg.e.t5. jij'Mit "for ^only .bonds 1 sold . tbrouKli loral in»ti[ul'l6ns an* c o_n js c q u c n 11 y the achievement 7=- %'hlcli exceeds that o[ any other- Nassau County community is all the more remarkable. The HHimuncoments sent out with the Mpctrlc light bills last month brought the matter to the attention of all residents of the . Ullage. Mr. Patterson said many - householders sent their orders for-T bonds 'directly to him, showing the 'J:1 K, OF C. YULE PAK^TY Bishop Molloy "Council K. of staged' a Christmas.party for children of the members Sunday afternoon in htmdquai'tcrs. 35 Rail-road avwmc Th<?re was a Christ-mas tree from which Santa Glaus sifts to the youngsters. Grand. 'Kniqht, James P. McHuyh Pntrirk J. Hoyie. chairman of the ommittee of arrangements, and *\tl. Napolitano looked after welfare of the young guests. thp Desfrobf e G* 7"OOf P, O* Box 385, Fteeport. For th« $2.O by mail for one yebr to: SAME ...... 1 ADDRESS . . ..... , effect these public. notices had on CROWN A LIEUTENANT Daniel F. Cronln, who was into service after spending, i on Uie Freeport just been commissioned a lieutenant of Infantry at Bennlng, O@, He entered March 17, 1941, anet, vprk at Port Belvolr, Va. the son of Mr, Cronln, of Aar. ^L^@# , '7r;r?a .','" •:•.%' .^"7'7^7
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Title | 1942-12-24 |
Subject | Newspaper |
Description | This is a newspaper distributed locally within Freeport and Baldwin, Long Island, New York |
Creator | Linda Toscano; |
Publisher | L & M Publications, P.O. Box 312, 30 South Ocean Avenue, Suite 204, Freeport, New York 11520.; |
Contributors | Nicolas Toscano, Michele Swersey, Joan Delaney. |
Date | 2010 |
Type | Periodical |
Format | |
Source | Freeport Memorial Library; |
Language | English |
Coverage | United States |
Rights | Newspapers are Public Domain before 1 March 1989; and Digital Rights after that date transferred to Freeport Memorial Library by L & M Publications.; |
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Inside the body, the immune system provides defense by producing antibodies against specific viruses. Antibodies are made when the immune system first encounters a virus. The body builds an antibody specially designed to prevent that particular virus from attaching to new cells. Once an antibody is made for a specific virus, the immune system usually continues to make it, but in much smaller quantities, even if there is no current viral attack. If the immune system encounters that virus again, its response will be faster because it does not have to build a new antibody. It simply makes more of the ones it already has. This is called immunity.
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To measure the WangBuds, I used a G.R.A.S. 43AG ear/cheek simulator, a Clio FW audio analyzer, a laptop computer running TrueRTA software with an M-Audio MobilePre USB audio interface, and the Musical Fidelity V-Can headphone amplifier. Measurements were calibrated for ear entrance point (EEP), i.e., the entrance to the ear canal, which is approximately where the WangBuds drivers will sit. With IEMs, I use only the G.R.A.S. RA0045 coupler, not the full ear/cheek simulator, but the WangBuds wouldn't fit into the coupler. I experimented with the position of the earpieces by moving them around on the ear/cheek simulator, tried using the simulator's clamping mechanism, and as you'll see, even tried pushing the earpieces into the simulator with my finger. Let it suffice to say that the WangBuds present significant challenges for measurement, so please take these results as ballpark, not absolute, figures.
The only way I could get something that looked like a normal headphone frequency response was by pushing the WangBud into the sim with my finger. The result was a hugely bass-heavy balance, with slight peaks at 2 and 8 kHz. I've added a graph here that compares the FR result with my finger and with the sim's clamping mechanism (which provides a substantial amount of pressure). As you can see, with just the clamp, the response peaks at 630 Hz and below that, it plummets. This corresponds well with what our testers heard. Adding 70 ohms output impedance to the V-Can's 5-ohm output impedance to simulate the effects of using a typical low-quality headphone amp tilted the balance even more to the bass, bumping the bottom end up by +1.5 to +2 dB, and reducing treble by -2 to -4 dB.
Except for a weird peak at 3.7 kHz (which showed up in repeated measurements), total harmonic distortion (THD) at 100 dBA is practically non-existent at all frequencies. Using the sim's clamp mechanism, I got about -10 dB of isolation from 1.3 to 4 kHz, but effectively none at other frequencies.
Measured impedance drops from a high of 33 ohms in the bass to a low of 6.5 ohms at 15 kHz, which is weird for a headphone but understandable given the unusual driver arrangement. Average sensitivity with a 1 mW signal at 16 ohms rated impedance is 102.2 dB from 300 Hz to 6 kHz, with the earbud pushed in with my finger.
We're intrigued by the acoustical design of the WangBuds, but saddened by the fact that it uses these awful, sucky, useless oblong silicon tips that prevent the WangBuds from delivering what the measurements prove they're capable of. We'd love to hear the same design refitted to use standard silicon tips.
Don't you mean "silicone"?
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@MCP_01: That may have been wandering off the topic of this thread a bit. I'm not sure how the discussion of learning linux commands and installing bt tools in ubuntu... however since it was a pretty full post i'll respond. Tools found in backtrack of course can be added to any linux distro however I think you along with alot of backtrack users miss out on the point of backtrack. BT is foremost a linux LIVE pentetration and forensic analysis distro/.iso/disc. It was only later that it was adopted as a full install option to hacker's of all natures. Whether you install all the tools onto ubuntu or whatever other distro makes little or no difference but the bt4 distro is made so the preservation of evidence is also a top priority. I have pretty much all the BT tool installed (that I need) in linux mint at the moment and that includes Metasploit and SET and your right it is simple to install.
Another point you raised was the offensive security training. Now I am not or ever have been a member the offensive security team, but their training is very relevant to real world scenario's and is on par if not better than the CEH exam. Both of which any professional ethical hacker at least will be looking at taking during his or her professional career. It is not enough these days to have skills, proving you have them via qualifications/courses such as the PWB/OSCP course is often needed and or required by professional employer's. Alot of infosec jobs in my country you will not get through the doors without graduating University, professional qualifications (CISSP, CEH, OSCP etc) or a lot of experience.
Anyway back on topic, keep posting your desktop's guys :)
Lol chronic, love the terminal, but all that white would annoy me lol. Neon Blue or neon green for me :P
Thinking of switching from Mint to Arch or Gentoo again. Would defo go with KDE though, having gnome would be criminal.
Lol chronic, love the terminal, but all that white would annoy me lol. Neon Blue or neon green for me :P
Thinking of switching from Mint to Arch or Gentoo again. Would defo go with KDE though, having gnome would be criminal.
Lol. Deff go for Arch. One of my favorite distros now. And KDE is bossssss. I was running gnome before it then I switched but KDE kept crashing. Good thing I fixed it KDE is 5000x better.


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Microsoft teases Windows Phone CES 2013 news on Twitter. Sprint inbound?
Microsoft has teased those who follow the Windows Phone Twitter account by announcing that some exciting news will be revealed later today at CES. With so much being unveiled and displayed at the massive event, what could Microsoft be hinting at when it comes to Windows Phone?
We suspected that the team is referring to Huawei officially announcing the Ascend W1, which we've previously reported on numerous times. But the company has yet to hit the nail, so it could well be Samsung and the ATIV S or even Sprint.
Indeed, Sprint jumped in on the conversation to essentially confirm the news and coincidentally, Samsung is having their live event going on right now (don't worry, we're there). So is that the magic two-punch?
And if not Samsung we should note we're hanging with Nokia at this moment, though they don't seem poised to launch anything today.
Stay tuned for some exciting news later today #CES #WindowsPhone
— Windows Phone (@windowsphone) January 7, 2013
It's all getting underway at CES 2013 and Windows Phone Central is on the floor tracking employees down and using established torturing techniques to abstract information. We'll bring you all the latest from the show in our live blogs and on the main site.
Source: Twitter (@WindowsPhone)
There are 23 comments. Sign in to commentrodneyej says:
I just found out what's in store for the future of all this smartphone technology.. It's not going to have much to do with these OS's everyone's using today.. They won't matter anymore and all that's going to matter is Hardware because you will be able to build your own devices OS. HTML 5 is going to change everything and our operating systems are going to be a thing of the past. The only thing that's going to matter is what's the best web browser, and which hardware you choose to run it on. Can you imagine that your whole OS will be a combination of HTML5 web apps? So basically your lock screen will be a web page, your camera app will be a web page.. Can you imagine the possibilities? Remember that I said this!
ZX9 says:
Still, somebody's got to package this and present this to consumers as a personal device. Not to be against your forward-thinking, but I think the future of smart devices is somewhat more...matured.
rodneyej says:
You're right! I'm sure the current players will have their packages of web apps available, but I wouldn't be surprised to se them focusing more on Hardware, and browsers, than OS's the way we view them today. Things are going to change big time!
rodneyej says:
You also have to understand what a HTML 5 web app is capable of. Until you understand that this will all sound crazy,, but its not,, it's the future.
Tips_y says:
Remember the article is about MS announcing something exciting at CES, and if you think MS will announce something around what you posted, yeah it's indeed crazy!
rodneyej says:
What are you talking about? Nobody said anything about MS announcing this a CES... Lol!!! What I'm talking about won't come around until the end of the decade silly.. But, it will come!
Tips_y says:
You're the silly one because you're trolling your crystal ball forecast in this article, which is about MS announcing something "exciting" at CES! And you're even sillier if you're talking of end of the decade time-frame because other things could develope in the interim.
Andrzej Janus says:
You can't build your device on the web, because the web might not always be there. HTML-based operating system is the worst idea ever - proved by boot to gecko and chrome os.
rodneyej says:
I'm sure the first car didn't work that great either.. What about the first TV? How about the first mobile phone,, I bet it sucked pretty bad.. But, look at phones now.. If I would have told you about my L920 back in 85 you would have said "What's the WWW??"" LOL.
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rodneyej says:
Lol.. Its inevitable! This is what all the engineers are pushing towards. We will have to accept change and move forward. This will be a much better and complete experience for everyone. Gone will be the days of not having instagram because the developer refuses to develop a app for your platform.. If your device has the HTML5 capabilities necessary then you can have it all. No more app war!
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rodneyej says:
All I can say is keep your eyes open to the future.
JustinusMaximus says:
Get lost noob. Stop defending your own shit idea. Just accept that is sucks big red &blue monkey arses.
xma1e says:
WWW only applications are the worst idea ever, there are many times when one doesn't have reliable access to the web, mainly when travelling.
ZX9 says:
Established torturing techniques? That is why I read WPCentral...
baileystein says:
Discussion in the forums :)
unstoppablekem says:
So when I told someone this will happen and I would way I told you so, well I TOLD YOU SO!! Hope they announce stuff at CES...
blackhawk556 says:
I had to read this comment 3 times before I could understand anything you were trying to say.
cdb033 says:
Man, I wish I was there!
Cellus13 says:
They might get the Lumia 830 we saw leaked months ago. Or announce they plan on paying more attention to WP. Either way they need to hurry it up.
pbroy says:
Instagram will save WP more than anything that can be announced. I know we have fhotoroom, but people just want Instagram. Freaken Jessica Alba, our Joan of Arc, goes back to iPhone just to use it. That right there tells you our OS is lacking.
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It would be great to see user customization for fan controls offered in the Alienware Command Center. Please consider this in an updated version of AWCC, as it would be greatly appreciated. This would eliminate the need for customers to use third-party utilities such as HWiNFO64 for this purpose. Some of the competitors offer this feature and this would be an added-value enhancement for Alienware customers, especially the Alienware laptop owners.
Categories: Desktops and Laptops, Software, Alienware,
The Logitech headset I purchased to use with Dragon, came equiped with a two ended plug. They are color coded, green for speaker and pink for microphone. The plug in`s on the side of the AIO`s, don`t have the color disc`s around them and it is hard to see the little icons.The average consumer will have to turn the AIO around to see the icons and plug in their headset. If Dell could put those colored disc`s around the ports, we would have a much easier time using Dragon.
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This is a revisited idea: http://www.ideastorm.com/idea2ReadIdea?v=1359716928871&Id=087700000008lKJAAY However Microsoft have cleverly stepped up their game with regards to product activation of OEM media. The Windows COA is done away with and a product key is hidden within the systems BIOS. Reinstallation media will detect the product key, select the correct version of Windows 8 and activate online once installed. For systems that don't have a product key the media will ask for a product key or tell the user their system doesn't have a valid product key. The problem is that Microsoft are implementing insane OEM media policies. Dell and Microsoft are extremely reluctant to ship media out to customers. Reworded Dell because of Microsoft re extremely reluctant to ship media out to customers. The reinstallation DVD is mandatory to fix an an assortment of problems. These are all documented in my Windows Reinstallation Guide and Related Wikies: http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/software-os/f/3524/t/19480753.aspx The situation in Europe or outside the US is in particular bad and is mentioned in great detail here: http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/software-os/f/4677/t/19476992.aspx These insane OEM Media Reduction/Anti-Piracy/Green policies are completely insane and will only serve to increase piracy. If users cannot get media to install many will look to piracy, period. Dell DataSafe media must be created by the user and many users only look for media when they run into an issue. Often users have troubles making media and often the created media doesn't work. The media created by DataSafe cannot be used for clean installation or a StartUp repair. Even those customers that are successful in requesting reinstallation media must wait for a few days to have it shipped out meaning several days of wait and of unecessary system downtime. A service like My Dell Downloads cannot be used as the system must be registered and a valid OS must be installed in order to register. An infinite loop will occur for one with a broken hard drive.... A direct download option must be made available and one that must be available directly on another system alongside with an easy means of making a botoable USB stick or DVD. Users can be prompted to get it from Microsoft and to fill in a form with their email or alternatively from Dell. If its a blank image from Microsoft, it would be good if Dell included a System utility on the Drivers and Downloads page to restore the OEM customisation/branding/themes.
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When ordering with Microsoft Office Home and Business 2013, it never somes with 2013 installed. You follow what it says to do on the License packet but the Dell Software Installation Guide instruction are not good. It says to click here for Office 2013 but there is no link to click. This takes time to do and then you have to download the software to get it installed. Please someone give some idea on what to do here.Thanks.
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I downloaded Dragon software and purchased a new headset. I had good sound but no microphone. Trying to find the problem, I opened the MaxxAudio 3 control panel and discovered that the microphone boost levels were set at 0db`s. The recording levels were very low also.When the consumer orders Dragon, the factory needs to change the settings so the software works out of the box. The correct settings are recording level on high, and microphone boost set at +30db.Not all consumers are going to know what to change to make their software work.
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An increasing amount of homes now have connectivity to the internet, and share their internet within their own home. With the increase in numbers of "Wireless utilities" such as mobiles, printers, HDD's, stereo's, fridges, and other appliances, there is a gap in the power market where I think my product could fit in. I recently swapped my energy supplier and was sent a free gift. The gift was a home energy monitor and proved very useful. With a clip around my incoming power supply (Near fuse box) and a USB charged display I could see exactly how much power my home was consuming at all times. The product I would like to invent and brainstorm is simple. It is a pass-through plug socket. The device would be plugged into a socket, and an appliance will then be plugged into the invention. No need for it to be oversized should be about the same size as a timer plug. The invention will have the following abilities plugged in:1. A Micro-USB Socket on the bottom (Used to plug into a laptop/Computer for programming of Wi-Fi network presets)2. An Ammeter (Used to digitally record the power useage through the device)3. A Wireless antenna (Used to transmit data to the wireless router and recieve instruction)4. A Flow switch (Remotely or locally controlled to enable/disbale power throughput)5. A small display (LCD) The product is made of 3 parts:1. The socket previously mentioned2. The software to be described (free downloadable)3. A Mobile App (Free downloadable)Sockets are the only thing purchasable and can be purchased individually or in packs of differing quanities. For example A house owner buys 4 sockets (a starter pack with mains clip and USB lead included). He wraps the clip around his mains input exactly like the ones you recieve from British gas etc. He then chooses 4 appliances he would like to monitor/control. He chooses:1. His Fridge2. His pond3. A living room lamp4. His childs TV.He then downloads (free) the configuration and control software available for the product. On his mobile he downloads a similar more compact version of the software as an app. He then plugs via USB the first of his sockets into his computer. Using the software he is prompted to pick his Wi-Fi network (being picked up by the USB powered socket) and enter his network key. The socket is then greeted on the network and settings are saved to a small memory within the socket. It is allocated a unique id corresponding to the network such as Socket<serial number>. On completion of this he repeats the steps for all 4 sockets.He then places his sockets in situ. On his computer he can now see with the program, all of his sockets readings as they work. Each of the sockets recieves its power from the outlet they are plugged into so require no batteries. They are beaming out constant ammeter info onto the pre-programmed network for their own usage which is picked up by the computer with loaded software on that network (a simple pairing). The software can now be used to monitor the total power useage (by the clip on the mains emitting wi-fi ammeter info) and all sockets within Wi-Fi range. This can be displayed and monitored with lots and lots of tools as it is all read on his personal PC.Using the software he can also remotely turn on/off the socket. This is brilliant for the kids TV at bedtime (no more sneaking the TV on whilst mum and dad arn't watching). The pond has also been programmed using the software to work on a timer. Coming on at 9:00am and off at 6:00pm (except sunday). That is how flexible the software possibilites are.Also, if the man decides to go on holiday he can remotely turn on or off his living room lamp using his mobile app, and an external encrypted port into his wi-fi router protected by username and password. All of this and still monitoring the useage of his fridge in comparison to other fridges measured by other users of the software all over the world. Brilliant for encouraging true power reading consumer tests when appliances can be named on the software eg.Socket 1 = "Samsung EPL500C 42"HDTV". Does it really run at only 200W in the average home. Data can be collected and collated centrally using the internet connection connected to the PC or mobile.Lastly is the ability to expenentually expand on the power monitoring. More sockets can be purchased at any time and just be programmed to join the network. With no maximum capacity and ever shrinking technology, the scope is available to incorporate this product smaller and smaller into different designs and styles to suit many different houses and tastes.Please let me know if this has made you think. It certainly made me think.[Personal information redacted by moderator]
Categories: Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Software, Mobile Devices,
a phone company with fruits associated and each phone shaped to look like a fruit and they run on a software called O F 1,2,3,4,5,6! wich stands for offical fruit! and the phones will also have fruit phone messenger (fpm) and fruitmail (fm)!
Categories: New Product Ideas, Software, Mobile Devices,
I would love to see an application that will verbally give step by step directions on anything. I am terrible, because of patience, at following instructions. The application would allow you to punch in the manual number and it would read a loud step by step instructions. This would include anything from a video game to putting a bed together. I know this would make my life easier as I am better at following along verbally than trying to read and interpret things. Thanks.
Categories: Desktops and Laptops, Education, Software,
Bitcoins and other digital currency are becoming more popular every day. I'd like to see DELL get involved in Bitcoins and Bitcoins ASIC (application-specific integrated circuit)-based Bitcoin mining hardware. This includes creating Bitcoin mining rigs for customers. Companies such as Butterfly Labs have systems for Bitcoin mining and have at least a three month waiting list for customers to get their orders. I think there is a good opportunity here.
Categories: Desktops and Laptops, New Product Ideas, Software,
Have you ever had trouble texting or typing on such a small touchscreen. Well that's why I was seeing why couldn't Apple and/or Microsoft make a bubble inflate/deflating screen. Now some of you might be confused on what the bubble screen is. The screen would inflate bubbles over the letters and numbers on the touchscreen keyboard, so it would be more accurate and more efficient to type.
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Tue, Jun 18, 2013 | 08:20 BST
Magic the Gathering 2014 features sealed play mode
Magic the Gathering: Duels of the Planeswalkers 2014 comes with sealed play mode, allowing players to craft their own deck from random booster packs and use it to fight against their opponent. It's the first time sealed play has appeared in the series.
Wed, Mar 20, 2013 | 12:01 GMT
Carmageddon: Reincarnation goes next-gen thanks to $3.5 million investment
Carmageddon: Reincarnation developer Stainless Games is taking its next instalment in the brutal racing franchise next-gen, thanks to a sizeable $3.5 million investment from Bullfrog founder Les Edgar.
Tue, Oct 09, 2012 | 22:11 BST
Duels of the Planeswalkers YouTube celebrity battle this Friday
Magic: The Gathering – Duels of the Planeswalkers 2013 is the ideal medium through which to settle the eternal debates of YouTube stardom: would Tobuscus or Katers17 win in a fight?
Thu, Oct 04, 2012 | 04:09 BST
Carmageddon iOS expected next week
Carmageddon may arrive on iDevice as early as next week, although Stainless doesn't seem keen to commit.
Thu, Jul 12, 2012 | 14:34 BST
Carmageddon dev: "Humour is the key selling point"
Carmageddon dev, Stainless Games, has told an industry crowd at Develop that it never expected its 1997 original death-racer to be quite as controversial as it turned out to be, but joked that the team would be "heartbroken" if it doesn't ruffle feathers with its 2013 reboot.
Thu, Jun 07, 2012 | 07:38 BST
Carmageddon: Reincarnation Kickstarter ends, exceeds goal, Mac and Linux versions guaranteed
Stainless Games' Kickstarter campaign to revive the controversial Carmageddon series has come to a successful end, with the project exceeding its $400,000 goal.
Fri, Jun 01, 2012 | 13:37 BST
Carmageddon coming to iOS, Android this summer
Stainless has announced Carmageddon will launch on iOS and Android beginning this summer.
Mon, May 28, 2012 | 04:18 BST
Carmageddon: Reincarnation Kickstarter fully funded
With plenty of time on the clock, Stanless has met and passed its Carmageddon: Reincarnation Kickstarter goal. The project is now fully funded, with more than 10,000 backers contributing to the current total of $418,196. Stainless expectes the game to ship in early 2013.
Thanks, DSB.
Mon, May 21, 2012 | 16:48 BST
Stainless to give Carmageddon talk at Rezzed
Eurogamer's announced that Stainless Games is to give a talk on Carmageddon: Reincarnation at Rezzed in July in Brighton.
Mon, Mar 05, 2012 | 11:04 GMT
Carmageddon reboot gets first shots
Stainless has gone live with the first screens from the upcoming reboot of Carmageddon, subtitled Reincarnation. The shots show a redesigned version of the Eagle, as well as concept art of other versions of the car. Get them at the link.
No date yet.
Thu, Aug 18, 2011 | 04:15 BST
Duels of the Planeswalkers 2012 expansion inbound
There's an expansion coming for the latest version of Magic The Gathering: Duels of the Planeswalkers, bringing with it the chance to past planeswalkers as the Archenemy.
Wed, Aug 17, 2011 | 02:16 BST
Carmageddon dev prioritises IP retention
Stainless Games CEO Patrick Buckland says independent developers should try to hold on to original intellectual property rather than sign it away to publishers.
Tue, Jun 21, 2011 | 23:17 BST
Stainless paid "real money" for Carmageddon IP
Stainless Games ponied up a not insignificant amount for the Carmageddon IP, the independent studio has revealed.
Wed, Jun 01, 2011 | 11:24 BST
Carmageddon: Reincarnation to release as download in 2012
Stainless games has confirmed that Carmageddon: Reincarnation will release as a downloadable title in 2012.
Wed, May 25, 2011 | 02:29 BST
Quick shots – Magic: The Gathering – Duels of the Planeswalkers 2012 due Wednesday
Magic: The Gathering – Duels of the Planeswalkers 2012, sequel to the 2009 release, is due on Wednesday. I hope you've … tapped your mana pool? Is that a thing?
Mon, May 23, 2011 | 12:12 BST
New Carmageddon is an indie project, Square Enix not involved
Following the posting of a timer on carmageddon.com at the weekend, VG247 has learned that the Carmageddon series is about to be rebooted, but that it's an independent project.
Mon, May 23, 2011 | 00:58 BST
Carmageddon countdown kicks off series revival rumours
A suspicious countdown timer on carmageddon.com suggests we might see some surprises at E3 after all.
Fri, Jan 28, 2011 | 11:53 GMT
Magic: The Gathering XBLA title passes 500,000 sales on XBLA
UK-made Magic: The Gathering – Duels of the Planeswalkers has now sold more than 500,000 units on XBLA, developer Stainless Games said today.
Wed, Jul 09, 2008 | 10:55 BST
Stainless Games goes iPhone
British developer Stainless Games is starting to develop iPhone titles, the company's announced.
The firm already has 12 XBLA games "completed or in development." The first Stainless iPhone games will be available for sale in the launch window of the iPhone games shop.
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Leisel Jones will become the first Australian swimmer to compete in four Olympics as part of a 44-person team named last night for the 2012 Olympic Games in London. Jones and world champion James Magnussen headline an Olympic team that features 22 swimmers making their debut and Yolane Kukla, 16, as the youngest athlete. Australian Olympic team chef de mission Nick Green announced the team on pooldeck at the SA Aquatic and Leisure Centre following eight days of incredible racing. The team is made up of 21 men and 23 women and will head to London with high hopes.
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By EMILY DONOHUE and LUCIAN McCARTY
SARATOGA COUNTY — Any charges to be filed against the driver in a crash that killed two Shenendehowa High School students Saturday night will depend on the result of a blood test that will determine how much alcohol was in his system.
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In the opening contest, freshman Nikeisha Noel of Trinidad netted a hat trick for the Lady Lions to give her a team-leading eight goals on the season. Freshman Alex Shelton of West Point earned assists on two of Noel's goals, while fellow rookie Quashena Johnson of Starkville assisted on the other. The EMCC women fall to 1-4-0 on the year. As was the case in the women's match, the Lions got down early and trailed 2-0 at the intermission. EMCC, now 0-4-1 for the season, responded with a pair of second-half goals by freshman Leonardo Reyes of Trinidad on assists by North Pontotoc High School product Jake Tutor. However, the visiting Indians found the net on a corner kick with two minutes remaining to come away with the victory. "Both teams continue to progress, but we are starting to play too late in these matches," EMCC head coach Junior Noel said. "We can't continue to get down early and just try to turn it on late to win." The EMCC men will play host to Holmes Community College in a North Division match Friday afternoon beginning at 4 p.m., while the Lady Lions will step out of division play this weekend by welcoming Judson College from Marion, Ala., in a 2 p.m. contest on Saturday. Both matches will be played at the EMCC Soccer Field. |
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Investigators continue looking into a rash of bogus calls this week reporting bombs in at various locations in Oconee County.
At least 12 bomb threats have been made since Monday, deputies said.
The most recent call happened around 9 p.m. on Tuesday at the BASF Catalysts plant, located at 554 Engelhard Drive, in Seneca, dispatchers said.
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Updated 12/12/2012 06:53 PM
By: Sarah Blazonis
Wednesday marked the last time for nearly a century you'll be able to look at a calendar and see triple. That made 12/12/12 a popular day to head down the aisle, mark a milestone or just enjoy a little bit of luck. Our Sarah Blazonis found out if there's a little something special behind the very balanced date.
ONONDAGA COUNTY, N.Y. -- December 12 is always a special date for Sydni Barnett. It's her birthday. This year, on 12/12/12, she turned 12.
"I think it's really cool and I'm kind of lucky to have that birthday," said Sydni. "It's kind of rare and I'm pretty sure that Frank Sinatra was born that day, too."
Fate decided December 12th is a day Sydni and Old Blue Eyes fans will always celebrate, but people around the globe picked it to mark major life events.
Marc Currier and Tracy Maslak were one of the many of couples who said "I do" Wednesday.
"It represents complete and the two of us together, we complete each other," said Currier.
But when it comes down to it, what's in a number? One numerologist says even though it's the number 12 that's in the spotlight, believers in the power of numbers actually have the number 11 to thank for the day's good vibes.
Numerologist Cindy Griffith says 11 comes from adding the numbers in 12-12-2012. Griffith says in numerology, 11 is considered a master number and brings good karma with it. "For marriage, it's phenomenal. It's a day that's going to make sense. It's the justice card, so it's going to be a good legal match," said Griffith.
Griffith says it's also a day that all could benefit from a little reflection.
"'What are my priorities? What's important to me?'" said Griffith. "The energy of today will allow you to look more deeply into your life, which we can all use."
But whether it's your birthday, your big day, or just another day on the calendar, it's the last triple repeating date for almost 90 years. And some say that alone is reason to celebrate.


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Snapshot of Georgia's 2013 Parliamentary By-Elections
April 30, 2013
On April 27, 2013, Georgia held by-elections in the districts of Nadzaladevi, Baghdati and Samtredia to fill three majoritarian seats. These seats opened following political appointments made after the October 2012 parliamentary elections. Eleven candidates in Nadzaladevi, eight in Baghdati and five in Samtredia registered as participants for the by-elections. According to Georgia's Central Election Commission (CEC), the district of Nadzaladevi in Tbilisi has 140,000 voters, making it the third largest district in Georgia. The districts of Samtredia and Baghdati in the Imereti region have 48,000 and 24,000 voters, respectively. The images below provide an inside look at Election Day.
Protecting the Vote: Election Security Worldwide
April 17, 2013
On Election Day, every vote counts. Confidentiality and security are critical, but elections can be vulnerable to security threats against participants, infrastructure, information and materials.To ensure the integrity of the electoral process, various security measures should be instituted during all phases of an election. This gallery contains a collection of different actions taken across the globe to safeguard elections.
Election Security, All Electoral Integrity and Transparency
In Georgia, a Conference for Greater Inclusion
March 27, 2013
Georgians with disabilities face significant social, physical and legislative barriers to equal participation in their country's electoral and political processes.
IFES, in partnership with the Coalition for Independent Living (CIL), held a conference on February 27, 2013, to address the barriers that prevent Georgians with disabilities from achieving full political and electoral enfranchisement.
All Citizen Participation, All Election Management, All Inclusion and Empowerment
Kosovo Civic Education Campaign
March 18, 2013
In the fall of 2012, IFES collaborated with six local partners in Kosovo to launch "Participate," a civic education campaign aimed at increasing public awareness on democratic values. This includes independent voting; the role of women, youth and minority groups in election processes; roles and responsibilities of election management bodies; and electoral complaints. The campaign reached 33,883 voters through face-to-face activities; distributed 87,482 informational brochures, pamphlets and other printed material; and reached over 600,000 Kosovars through TV and radio programs, as well as newspaper articles. This gallery contains a collection of photos taken during campaign activities.
Celebrating 2013 International Women's Day
March 07, 2013
Today, Friday, March 8, IFES celebrates 2013 International Women's Day. For over 25 years, IFES has worked to ensure all individuals, men and women, participate equally in the political process.
The full participation of women in political, social and economic life is beneficial to families, communities and nations. Women's presence in leadership positions, along with gender-sensitive male counterparts, can play a critical role in increasing participation and developing a diversity of viewpoints in decision making. IFES empowers women throughout the world to play a stronger role in this process.
Women's Empowerment, All Inclusion and Empowerment
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Live Music Series: Keith Gamble
Live Music Series: Keith Gamble
Sat, Oct 13
Friends Auditorium
Featured Programs, Adult, Live Music Series
Take a break, sit back, and enjoy live music at the Royal Oak Public Library!
If you're ready to listen to some jazz, be sure to join us on Saturday, October 13 at 3:00 PM in the Friends Auditorium. Keith Gamble is a music educator, a composer, and an accomplished tenor saxophonist. He has performed in Las Vegas, the Motor City Casino, with the Detroit Wind Symphony and in various festivals, including Arts, Beats, & Eats. He will be joined by Mike Evans on piano/keyboard, Donnie Wilson on bass, and Michael Brown on drums. They will be performing post-bop and avant-garde jazz pieces.
Please join us for a very unique afternoon of music listening.
Registration is requested. Fill out the form below or call the adult reference desk at 248-246-3727. Sponsored by the Friends of the Royal Oak Public Library.
84 of 100 places available.
50 of 50 places available on the waitlist.
The registration is closed