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Introducing Manta® at SeaWorld® San Diego, an amazing and immersive attraction that takes you deep into the world of rays. On Manta, you can soar, dive and twist like a ray on SeaWorld San Diego's first multi-media double-launch coaster. Or surround yourself with gliding rays in a one-of-a-kind grotto where you can touch and feed these incredible animals. It's all new and full of firsts for the whole family. Manta – Ride the ray. Feel the rush. – only at SeaWorld.
Drop your belongings off in the lockers outside the entrance before getting in line to avoid losing any personal items.
Ride Access:
For those guests who are not able to wait in line, a virtual queue system is utilized on busier days and guests will be given a return time to ride (see team member at the ride entrance). At the provided time, the guest will proceed to the queue entrance, to board the ride. Please see the team member for assistance and loading instructions.
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For your safety, you should ride only if you are in good health. Guests who know or suspect that may be pregnant, have high blood pressure, heart conditions, neck or back problems, recent surgery, sensitivity to strobe effects, prone to motion sickness, have a heightened sensitivity to dark enclosed places or any other impairment or medical condition that may be affected by the features of this ride or prevent the normal seating or use of the safety restraints as provided, shall not ride.
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Holden Colorado LTZ 2015 Ute Automatic with Active Select 2.8L
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- Holden
- Model
- Colorado
- Variant
- Year
- 2015
- Body Type
- Ute
- Transmission
- Automatic with Active Select
- Engine Size
- Drive
- 4x4
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Brakes: Front disc vented, 300mm, Rear drum, 295mm
Entertainment & Communication: AUX input, 6-speaker audio system, Bluetooth integration, 7in colour multi-function interactive touch-screen, displays A/C information, outside temperature, time & date, settings, Bluetooth handsfree mobile phone integration, Holden MyLink infotainment APP enabled system, Smartphone APP integration, Pandora internet radio APP, Stitcher Smart internet radio APP, Tunein global radio APP, SIRI eyes free voice control, USB port with iPod compatibility, BringGo Navigation APP, Satellite Navigation compatibility, iPod compatible audio system
Exterior: Mudguards front/rear, Roof mounted antenna, Side steps, Engine sump guard, Tailgate handle, chrome, Alloy sports bar, Soft tonneau cover, Door handles, body colour with chrome strip, Door mirror's in chrome with side turn signal, Rear bumper chrome with step, Front towing hooks x2, Front bumper in body colour
Interior: Cruise Control, Gear shift with leather trim, Trip computer, Steering wheel mounted Cruise Control, 12V power outlets x2, Steering column, height adjustable, Steering wheel, multi-function with leather trim, Rear view mirror with day/night function, Steering wheel mounted audio controls, Steering wheel with Bluetooth control, A/C with pollen filter, Chrome interior door handles, Digital speedometer, A/C electronic climate control, Centre console with 12V power outlet
Lightning: Front fog lights, LED rear tail lights, Automatic headlights with OFF function, Halogen Projector headlights with manual levelling
Mechanical: LSD Limited Slip Differential, Electronic select shift on the fly 4x4 system, 2-speed transfer case
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- Engine Name: Holden Duramax 2 2.8td
- Engine Description: DOHC, hi-pressure common rail diesel-injection system, pneumatic & position controlled variable geometry turbocharger VGT with intercooler, toothed-camshaft drive, deep skirt engine block, piston-cooling oil jets, diecast aluminium cylinder head
- Power: 147 Kw @ 3600 RPM
- Torgue: 440 Nm @ 2000 RPM
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- Aspiration: Turbo
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An interesting language not famous but can it be the true language that people have been looking for, as an alternative to Python and Perl?
An interesting language not famous but can it be the true language that people have been looking for, as an alternative to Python and Perl?
While the GObject system gives C programmers a powerful object model to build upon, C programs using the GObject has significant overhead, comparable to the virutal machines of languages like Java. So one may wonder if writing in C using GObject is really worth it, given the performance overhead and the manual labor needed (more than, say, C++ or Java) on the programmer's part for the boilerplate code?
Are there ways to dynamically optimize the GObject system at run time to reduce signal emission overhead?
How can people rate hjclub who posted how to break through the so-called "the great (Internet) wall" of the Chinese mainland as spam? He/she is doing a great service to the users of the Internet, and many people may end up helping the censors by making this useful information off the net...
yes, it works
There have been indications that Chinese inputs are not properly processed by Advogato. Test here (input via SCIM on Fedora 5, Firefox 1.5 with UTF8 encoding)
The diary cannot be displayed if it contains Chinese
Seems UTF8 is correctly supported by Advogato at this time
After looking at the diaries of xerox, I can verify that the contents were legitimate and "computing machine" (or "computer" in English) related. It is not a spam account.
I wonder is there a list of all GPLed kernels working on the
x86 (not the BSD ones)?
Is the DRM provisions really a big issue for GPL v3?
I am just thinking that assuming the difference between Torvalds and the FSF over the DRM provisions cannot be resolved to a consensus, and the final version of the GPL v3 keeps essentially the same language as the current draft. Then can't Linux move to the GPL v3 with the additional permission to escape from the DRM language? This can also be true for anyone else who has a problem with the DRM language.
Linux may not be able to move to GPL v3 for other reasons like requiring permissions from too many authors, etc., which I will ignore for now. But I think with the above avenue, the disagreement over DRM provisions shall not be a reason for the Linux kernel not go to a license of GPL v3 with an exception for DRM (as wanted by Linus).
wingo, GNU Arch (tla) has been greatly simplified in the command line interface in recent versions. It shall not be more significantly difficult to use than bazaar, and the trend for simplification is continuing.
Wonder whatever happens to the WUXGA or some such (1400x1050) or alike LCD displays in the laptop market. These high resolution displays are great and used to be widely available but now I only see 1280x800 ones. Wonder where these high resolution panels go...
New HTML Parser: The long-awaited libxml2 based HTML parser code is live. It needs further work but already handles most markup better than the original parser.
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What's New
June 2012The JewishGen Latvia Database has recently been updated to include abstracts of records from the 1897 All-Russia Census. Many thanks are due to Arlene Beare for commissioning this project to abstract and index these records covering towns and cities throughout Latvia. There are over searchable 25,000 entries from this census, making it a valuable resource for all researchers of Latvian Jewish ancestry.
May 2012The TV program "Who Do You Think You Are" from May 4, 2012 traces the ancestry of Rashida Leah Jones, daughter of jazz great Quincy Jones and 60's TV icon from the Mod Squad, Peggy Lipton. To trace her mother's heritage, Rashida travels to Latvia and visits the LSHA and our good friend Rita Bogdanova.
July 2007IAJGS 2007 in Salt Lake City, Utah The Latvia SIG members who attended the conference had a busy day on Thursday, July 19th. It started at 11:15 AM with the SIG's annual meeting. Twenty-six members attended the meeting and the luncheon that followed. Henry Blumberg, the SIG's president, chaired the meeting and his detailed account of the meeting follows.
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June 2006
Members of the SIG, the JGS of Washington, Peter Lande and Vadim Altskan of the USHMM have provided materials related to the history, families and lives of Latvian Jewry as well as where they lived. Holocaust records from a number of sources indicate where many died. Much of this material is in Russian and Hebrew and remains, regrettably, un-translated.
Included are a variety of documents covering Jewish life in Latvia and also immigrant communities and their families, particularly in the United States. Typically, most of these families often have links in Israel, South Africa, the UK and elsewhere in Europe.
The library also contains the Beth Hatefutsoth database of Latvian Jewish communities
in the Diaspora. This is a subset of the BH database covering communities from
all over the world and the SIG wishes to thank Beth Hatefutsoth, Dov Levin,
and Martha Lev Zion for making this database available. Since, September 2005
entries in this database have been featured in the Latvia SIG newsletter and
future issues will continue this practice.
Database Initiatives
A major activity for 2005 has been the bringing on-line of a number of archival
databases, including: Marriage Lists for Riga containing more than 9,000 marriages
and almost 20,000 surnames and given names, the Family Lists for Rezekne with
more than 6,000 entries, the All Russian Census of 1897 for Riga, Rezekne, Krustpils
and areas within Courland accounting for nearly 7,000 Jewish residents. A current
effort is underway to bring on-line the 1897 census results for Dvinsk, a major
center of Jewish life in Latvia at that time. The Latvia SIG wishes to thank
Arlene Beare for her untiring efforts in acquiring and bringing these databases
Testimony Translations
Again, thanks to Arlene Beare the Latvia SIG has acquired transcripts of the original interviews of approximately 30 Holocaust survivors done by Aina Antane of the Center for Judaic Studies, University of Latvia, Riga. These transcripts, originally in Russian, are being translated into English and are being featured in the Latvia SIG newsletter as they become available. When complete, we hope to have the English transcripts available on this website.
February 2006
Past newsletters are now available on this site for download.
Dvinsk (Daugavpils) and Rezekne
Dvinsk (Daugavpils) and Rezekne
Dvinsk (Daugavpils) and Rezekne Shtetlinks are in the construction phase. For a preview, please visit http://latviasig.org. If you have material related to Dvinsk and/or Rezekne that you think is appropriate for inclusion on the those Shtetlinks, please contact Dave Howard.
July 2004
The new ShtetLinks site of Ludza is now available for viewing. These pages can be accessed from here.
The Ludza ShtetLinks site is a product of collaborative efforts of Chaim Freedman, Paul Cheifitz, Dr. Zeeva Levy, Elizabeth Reinhart, and Robert Heyman. The web site is a work in progress, so please check back often for updates.
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The Malone University School of Nursing and Health Sciences will host an information meeting on Tuesday, October 4 at 6 p.m. in Regula Hall for RNs wishing to complete their BSN degree.
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For more information or to make a reservation, call the Office of Graduate and Professional Studies at 330.471.8134, email . Appointments may be scheduled for interested students unable to attend the information meeting.
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New Zealand has a reputation for producing motorcycle hard men and the latest development in the sport of extreme enduro racing is set to enhance that reputation.
With Auckland enduro ace Chris Birch now resident overseas, plying his trade in South Africa, and fellow Kiwi internationals Paul Whibley, Rory Mead and Adrian Smith all making a huge impact racing in the United States, it is obvious that somebody is doing something right back here at home.
And that person is probably Tokoroa's Sean Clarke.
New Zealand already has several popular and well-established extreme enduro events on the racing calendar, but now Clarke and the KTM motorcycle company intend to bind them together to create a super competition, the KTM Extreme Enduro Series.
The four major extreme enduro events on the calendar will remain stand-alone events, if that is how riders want to treat them, perhaps picking and choosing which events suit their schedules, but Clarke is also bringing them together to form a KTM Extreme Enduro Series, with a special prize to the one outright winner in each bike class.
"The KTM Extreme Enduro Series is a combination of four different events that will decide New Zealand's best extreme enduro rider. Points will be awarded in each round across four different grades - pro, expert, clubman and moto trials.
The opening round is the Riverhead 100, in the Riverhead Forest, west of Auckland, this Sunday.
"At the series final, the No Way In Hell extreme enduro at Oparau, the riders with the best tally from any three of the events will take home the trophy and the bragging rights," says Clarke.
"All the No1 riders from all the motorcycling codes will likely come together for this. We have seen huge interest from top motocross riders such as Rotorua's Michael Phillips, enduro riders Chris Birch and Rory Mead and six-time national moto trials champion Jake Whitaker."
Leading domestic riders such as Aucklanders Michael Skinner and Freddie Milford-Cottam, Hokianga brothers Mitchell and Damon Nield and Tauranga's Reece Burgess would also be trophy contenders.
Clarke said that having moto trials exponents entered would also add a new dimension to the events.
By the end of March we will know which rider and which motorcycling code can claim to be the king of extreme.


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Gilbert's big game leads Myrtle over third ranked Lafayette
If Aspriona Gilbert's performance against East Union was uncharacteristic, she broke the slump quickly, leading the Lady Hawks in their win over Lafayette, 66-63 on Monday.
The 6'0 junior scored only nine points in Myrtle's win against the Lady Urchins last Thursday, but followed that showing with 36 points and 22 rebounds against the state's third ranked team.
"She had probably the worst game of her career against East Union, so she played good today," Myrtle head coach Chris Greer said. "She even missed a couple she normally makes, but she did good."
Lafayette built a 20-14 first quarter lead before the Lady Hawks went on a 7-0 run to go ahead 21-20 in the second, off a basket by Kianna Cox.
The Lady 'Dores quickly regained the lead, but a three-point play by Gilbert gave Myrtle the lead for the remainder of the half, as the Lady Hawks were up 34-30 at the break.
Lafayette stormed back in the third quarter, capitalizing off of Myrtle turnovers and outscoring the Lady Hawks, 18-8, in the frame to take a 48-42 lead into the fourth.
"We didn't play any defense, and they played good," Greer said. "In the fourth, Kianna Cox hit a couple shots, and we got the ball to Aspriona some. We're just not playing good right now, but we'll take a win."
Cox cut Lafayette's lead to only three off her triple and made it a one-point lead, 52-51, moments later. Gilbert gave Myrtle the lead at the 2:45 mark, and connecting on all six of her free throw attempts in the frame helped Myrtle pull away.
Lafayette made it a two-point game, 64-62, but were held to only one more point as Myrtle sealed the win at the free throw line.
"It was a big win, and they're a good team. We actually didn't play well, I don't think. We played good enough to win," Greer said.
Accompanying Gilbert was Cox with 16 points. Shaquilla Isom led Lafayette with 21 points, followed by Mykira Buford with 14 and Nikki McChristen with 13 points.
Water Valley 73 Myrtle 64 (boys)
Eric Buckley's play off the bench sparked the Blue Devils in their 73-64 win over Myrtle Monday night.
The Hawks and Water Valley traded leads in the first quarter with the Devils holding the one-point advantage. Heading into the second, Matt Dalton led Water Valley with eight points, extending their lead to five at the break.
Opening the third quarter on a 6-1 run, the Devils lead broke double digits and a three-pointer by Fred McGee put Water Valley ahead 52-39.
The Hawks went on a 5-0 run to start the point and cut the deficit to five points on several occasions, but could not stop Buckley, who had seven fourth quarter points, 25 overall.
Russ Yates led Myrtle with 19 points, followed by 16 from Robert Montgomery and 10 points from both Heriah Dodson and Keon Hampton off the bench.
Following Buckley's 25 points was Dalton with 18 and McKendrick Bounds with 10.
Both Myrtle squads will face West Oktibbeha on Tuesday.
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Meanwhile, a pulsing, throbbing, unselling, massive wall of Amazing Spider-man movie figures from Hasbro rots at every retailer. Hasbro's Marvel division better watch out for 2014 (unless they got a pull in 2010 I don't remember). Seems like Hasbro cannot keep afloat this way.
You know how many Artoos we have designed accurately from the movie model? ONE. Just the recent Sail Barge model, that's it, the rest were just winging it, it took that long to actually go and measure things and apply that knowledge to the toys. And now there's a lot of collectors like you who pass it up because they've been burned out by so many previous molds.


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Whether you're heading straight to a four-year college or taking a few classes at a local community college, this is your chance to explore new experiences and make new friends. Read on for some questions PH teens had for our college-age PH Email Mentors.
Dorming on campus is a big part of the college experience. However, college dorms are small. They may limit your privacy if you need to prepare medications or change a site, and put you at risk for catching every cold your roommate has. Many colleges offer single-person dorm rooms. While these single-person rooms might cost extra, you may be able to have the extra fee waived as a medical accommodation.
On the topic of moving away from home, Emily suggests, "You don't realize how much your parents are there for you until you leave them. Going to a school that's somewhere near so your parents can be there in a reasonable amount of time is a good idea." Emily, Carson and Wendy also recommend practicing independence before you go off to college - preparing and ordering your own medications, for instance. Carson adds, "I called my mom every two or three days just to check in. You do get more independent very quickly. You do get to the point where you're ready to take care of yourself a bit more."
Letting the right people know about your pulmonary hypertension can make things smoother for you, every day and in the event of an emergency.
Most colleges have a a "Disability Support Services" or similar office on campus that manages accommodations for students. This office can help you arrange special dietary needs at the dining hall, extra time on tests or note-taking assistance, pre-registration for courses, centrally located housing if you'll be dorming, handicapped parking, or transportation around campus so you don't have to walk long distances. If possible, investigate these services during your college search. "If you're having issues, get the resources you need to succeed in school," says Sean. "Their goal is to educate - they want everyone to succeed. Utilize the services there so that you can succeed."
Some colleges also have their own team of EMTs who come first in event of a medical emergency. You should let the college emergency services team know about your condition and what medications you take.
If you are dorming, let your RA know about your medical condition. Your RA may be the first person involved if an emergency happens, and you want them to know what symptoms to look for and the safe way to help you if you're not feeling well.
Tell your professors and teaching assistants about your PH. This might help explain sudden absences, equipment needed in class, hospitalizations, late arrivals, etc. Let your professors know as soon as possible if you are going to miss class for a doctor appointment or if you can't make it because you're sick. Many will be understanding of your condition if you warn them ahead of time.
Before you move, scope out the local hospital and, if there is one, the local PH Center. "I moved about three hours from my home. It's okay to move away, but check out the hospitals in the area just in case something does go wrong," recommends Emily.
A big part of college is making new friends. This can feel challenging under any circumstances, and especially difficult if you're not sure how to talk about your PH. "Going to a new place and a new city, it's hard to make friends anyway and then having this extra obstacle of PH makes things a little bit harder," says Carson. "But I've learned that if you're willing to open up and let your friends in, and tell them your story, it makes them feel closer to you. They are dealing with something, you're dealing with something, and it might be different, but it's a way you can connect. Letting them in, giving them the chance to go through the good times and bad times with you is really important."
Disability laws change between high school and college. "In high school, the school is required to seek you out and provide what you need. In college, you have to be proactive - they are not going to find you," explains Carson. If you want the school to provide accomodations for you, you have to inform them about your medical condition and needs. The school will probably require a letter from your doctor as proof that you have a disability. Check with your school's Disability Support Services office for the procedure to inform the campus of your medical condition.
If you know you'll need assistance paying for college, complete the Federal Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) in a timely manner. The FAFSA is required to qualify for federal loans and grants, as well as the funding programs at many universities and private foundations. There are also resources available online to make college more affordable for students living with a chronic illness. PH patients looking to continue their education in college or graduate school can take advantage of many of these grants, scholarships and loans. Check out some of these websites as you begin your search:
"When it comes down to it, it is ultimately how well each person answers the prompts that the scholarship asks," advises Sean. "My advice: Start early, be organized, and get plenty of help. Starting early is important because scholarships have deadlines, and you need to know what you're going to write about, and will definitely need time to polish up your essays. Be organized: Know when the deadlines are and stay on top of them. Try and submit them early. Finally, get plenty of help. You want your friends/family to make sure that your submissions reflect your potential, ability, and character. You also want to get help polishing up your essays. Nothing says 'we're going to give money to this person and not that person,' more than grammatical/mechanical errors."
Remember to balance fun, study and downtime! "Have fun. College is about making friends, networking and being able to experience everything that's there. It's good to socialize, but make sure you know your limits. Allot time for studying, time for family and time for yourself - if you're not healthy, you're not in school," reminds Sean.
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I have two of these in my truck and they're great. I actually had one blow out from my 4000watt amp and didnt know until I was fine tuning each side one day. But with the right amp these can sound great.
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June 10, 2012
These subs are great. I have a 500 watt amp powering one sub and it sounds like I have one 12. I am really satisfied with this buy.
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May 25, 2012
very happy with speaker handles bass better than i thought
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April 8, 2012
Two coils, works great. I highly recommend. Needs a grill though.
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March 28, 2012
Good quality sub-woofer for your buck. Would recommend this product.
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October 17, 2011
I bought this 6 months ago to replace a broken alpine. I am really happy with the purchase. It sounds great. Hits deeper than my previous sub and sounds cleaner. I would definetly purchase another one if I needed.
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August 5, 2011
I purchased one of these subs and installed in a vented enclosure per specs. The sub was powered by a pioneer premier amp that pushes out roughly 400 watts rms at a 2 OHM load. I turned the amp half way up, and the subwoofer didn't handle it very well. The bass was choppy and slightly distorted at times. all-in-all, I'd recommend spending the extra cash and going with the "pro" series.
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phoenix, az
November 19, 2013
I have owned 2 of these for about a year and a half and one is about to bite the dust. They were paired with a Kenwood amp and jvc and boy do they piund, I really love how they sound in my convertible. Will buy a replacement soon
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Brooklyn, New York
August 21, 2012
I would definitely recommend purchasing this sub. Solid construction and wiring and produces superior, crisp, clear and clean low frequency sound. Truly lives up to the pioneer name.
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Millville, NJ
October 3, 2011
Good quality sub-woofer for your buck. Would recommend this product.
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I've just seen Matrix Reloaded (thanks Andrew [aes]!) - a great film. But of course Trinity's hack using NMAP & SSH particularly appeals :-)
I'm glad to see that at least one director has a clue in these matters...
Oh dear, SCO really have gone totally mad. But it's still quite worrying when things like this crop up.
Entirely failed to see the Total Lunar Eclipse despite getting up at 04:30 to see it. Damn fog... :-P
Surely someone else will have written an open-source document management system with a tree heirarchy... but I can't find one. So I wrote one. I'm glad I did, actually, because I enjoyed it and I quite like the result (and hopefully others will too!). Nice and simple, but I used the opportunity to teach myself about mod_rewrite (so that a url of http://.../doc56 will really fetch http://.../main.php?id=26), how to design a site with no tables and lots of CSS, and also about cache controls (to make the site nice and speedy by caching the bits that won't change often, even though PHP doesn't usually do that).
I also made use of Mozilla's prefetching features. These are quite amazing, and really can make the site lightning-fast. Whilst you're reading a page, Mozilla will be fetching related pages (i.e. those on the same level in the heirarchy, or the level below). The pages are all tiny, but having them already in cache does still give a noticable improvement - it cuts the page load time from a couple of seconds down to almost zero.
Real life
Ooh, scary. Only two-and-a-half more days of school ever. (Not counting the exams...)
Some truly amazing ideas have arisen on what we can do to our favourite Scottish maths teacher, but due to reasons of secrecy, these cannot yet be revealed :-)
mathieu: In answer to your question about FTP over routers which perform NAT. Firstly, as you're probably aware, there are two modes of FTP - Active and Passive. Passive FTP works over almost all routers, whereas active FTP rarely works over NAT unless the router is clever enough to know how to specifically interpret FTP traffic. Most FTP done via web browsers and the like is passive, since it works in more scenarios, but on Linux the command-line ftp client defaults to active FTP.
Passive FTP is easy. All connections are made from the client to the server, so the router can just route these as with any other connection (like HTTP and the rest).
Active FTP, however, requires the server to open a connection to the client. In the case of a router that does NAT, the router must know which machine on the local network to send this incoming connection to. In the case of a Linux router, that's the job of the FTP Conntrack module (I think), which basically keeps track of the FTP connection. If your router supports Active FTP, it probably has a similar piece of software running.
I hope this answers your question. And I hope someone will in turn correct any mistakes in my answer :-)
I've been in Scotland for the past two weeks, interspersing homework with mountaineering and photography. The weather was exceptional - unbelievable in fact: for the entire first week, we had hot sunshine and a cloudless sky. Anyone who's been to Scotland will know that this is highly unusual :-) I only got rained on once the whole time, and that was on the last afternoon. We did have an impressive thunderstorm directly overhead on one evening though - the strikes were so close that the electric field made my Dad's hair stand on end.
Computer stuff
I came home to a broken power supply in one of our home PCs. (No, it wasn't a power spike! It had been left unplugged. I'll just put it down to lack of attention :-) That machine is usually left on, so perhaps it was just some sort of momentum that kept it going...) Rooting around for spares, the only one I could find was in the back of my cupboard, labelled (by myself) as "Broken; buzzes". Well, it seems to work :-) and the buzzing is barely audible. I'll keep an eye on it though...
Linux Kernel Software Watchdog (and the daemon, watchdog-5.2)
I came across this for the first time today, and realised immediately how useful it could be on the webserver I manage for my friend. This server has bouts of instability, which I'm still trying to pin down, but my friend is trying to run a hosting business and doesn't appreciate long downtimes when it crashes and I'm not around to fix it. It seems that once I install the software watchdog, the downtime should be limited to only a couple of minutes in the event of a crash.
(Yes, I know this is fixing the symptoms rather than the cause. I'm still trying to find out which of the kernel patches I've applied is causing the crashes.)
I wonder if there are any other obscure goodies in the Linux kernel which I haven't come across yet? I'd certainly never heard of this before I came upon it by accident. Is this just me living in a cave, or are features like this rather under-advertised?
Happy birthday to me :-)
I'm 18 at last. And the first birthday card I got was from my local Member of Parliament, which (translated from politician-speak) basically said "Congratulations, you now have the right to vote, now make sure you vote for me." :-)
robocoder: no, really, Mozilla 1.4a was released yesterday. It's April 2nd today, so you're allowed to believe me :-)
I agree wholeheartedly, though, that the April Foolery goes too far. Slashdot was plain stupid yesterday, with the same fake article repeated five times. And the Gentoo Weekly Newsletter informed me that the Gentoo project was abandoning Portage in favour of RPM. I genuinely didn't know whether to believe this.
I'm so gullible. I just ran this Bash code, as found in someone's sig on Slashdot, just to see what it did:
:(){ :|:&};:
Anyone have any idea what it does? I just know it hogged my system and ground away at the hard disk, before I hit the Reset bitton :-) Shame I can't search for it; none of the search engines count it as a valid query.
To answer my own question: I've now been informed about what I just inflicted upon my machine. It makes perfect sense if you realise that ':' isn't a special character - in this case, it's a function name. Imagine it replaced by 'foo'.
Very neat.
Ooh, lucky me. I've just received my first voting card.
The next local election is shortly after my 18th birthday, apparently.
That Intranet I keep talking about - development is still ongoing; it's in CVS now and I'm beginning to prepare (!) to release it to the general public (it's already live at the company I wrote it for, where my Dad works, and it's been GPLed from the start).
I tried to update the copy on the live server from CVS today - except the ISP had somehow managed to only enable SSH access on all machines except that server. (That machine is also the proxy server, so it gets different firewall priveliges than the rest of the network (i.e. port 80 is enabled), but it's ironic that the only machine that needs external SSH can't get it...)
We found a leaflet in the car park at my Dad's place of work. It was the instruction leaflet for a hand gun - how to load, how to fire, etc.. Worrying...
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I would agree totally with your WR list (well, the first 4 rounds - after that I haven't looked at a lot of guys)
Vance McDonald drops the ball way too much for the love he's getting, imo.
I like Gragg too, as I've posted before. While he's a better blocker than Clay - better all-round player, I doubt we would be tempted unless we maybe offloaded Clay for a low pick.


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Chalet Hotel Tarentaise Reviews
The Tarentaise sits right by a gentle run down to Mottaret centre. This means you just walk round the Hotel in the morning. Strap your board on and off you go. Being up in Mottaret means you are where the good snow is and you beat the lift queues in the Chaudanne in Meribel every morning. Service was great, food was excellent and staff were always happy to help. Very good for families as children are well looked after with the in-house childcare available. I had great holiday and look forward to going back next season!!
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Pain - leg; Aches - leg; Cramps - leg
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An injury can also cause leg pain from:
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If you have leg pain from cramps or overuse, take these steps first:
Other homecare will depend on the cause of your leg pain.
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Your health care provider will perform a physical and look at your legs, feet, thighs, hips, back, knees, and ankles.
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Bederka B, Amendola A. Leg pain and exertional compartment syndromes. In: DeLee JC, Drez D Jr., Miller MD, eds. DeLee and Drez's Orthopaedic Sports Medicine. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2009:chap 24. Section B.
Ginsberg J. Peripheral venous disease. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 428.
Shy ME. Peripheral neuropathies. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 428.
White CJ. Atherosclerotic peripheral arterial disease. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 79.
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My job is impossible. There are about 500 present US privacy laws and another 700 in proposal process. All 52 US jurisdictions can adopt their own privacy laws. What we call the sectoral approach to privacy. Now I am dealing with international privacy laws another can of worms. Have a project that needs to look at the laws in 181 countries. I did not think there were 181 countries left in the world.
I listen to NPR each morning, but missed that subject. Will check their web site. They had some privacy subjects on a couple of weeks ago.
The game wardens can search me when ever they want. I am clean except for the Gummie Bears and Juicy fruits l learned from Juro are a possible backup contingency steelhead bait to tip my flies with when desparation settles in.
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Hal, This morning on NPR I heard that in the state of Minnesota, a judge found that bob houses for ice fishing were "private space" and should be afforded the rights of private space. Previously game wardens only had to knock on the door and announce who they were before entering. Now they have to get a search warrent if they think someone is poaching.
One state takes away freedoms, while another extends them. This must make your job tough.
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I wonder what the privacy ruling would be to a fisherman's vest or creel ?
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We're different! Unlike most speaker companies that package together five random speakers and a subwoofer and call it a matched Home Theater System, we design, engineer, and build integrated multi-channel speaker systems.
Read Atlantic Technolgy's philosophy on high-end speaker design!
Four Things a Home Theater System Must Provide
We know that a matched Home Theater speaker system must deliver Four Things in order to be successful.
- Intelligible dialog and clear on-screen effects. "Huh? What'd he say?" is never acceptable.
- Realistic directional pans across the front stage
- Convincing, enveloping surround effects, without being able to "localize" (locate the origin of the sound by ear) the surround speakers
- Powerful, dramatic bass effects with wide dynamic range (the ability of a sound system to go from very soft to very loud, without sounding strained or distorted)
First, you need to understand what role each speaker plays in the system.
The left and right speakers' primary responsibility is music and off-screen sound effects. Whether it's a Home Theater system or an old-fashioned 2-channel stereo music system (Remember those? How quaint.), the left-right speakers need to be accurate, neutral-sounding, and be able to play loudly without strain. They also need to have good side-to-side sound coverage of the listening area (have "good dispersion").
The center channel speaker actually handles as much as 80% of the movie's soundtrack as it conveys virtually all the dialog and on-screen effects in the movie. From a speaker designer's standpoint, the important part is getting this speaker to sound just like the left-right speakers.
That's hard. Why, you ask?
Two Main Reasons
- The center channel speaker is often horizontally-oriented (that is, it lies down on its long side), rather than standing up tall, like the left-right speaker. Sound propagates (really fancy word for "comes out of") differently out of a horizontal speaker than a vertical speaker, so they don't sound the same. But we want them to sound the same, so when a train rushes across the front stage from left-to-center-to-right, it sounds like one continuous whoosh!, not three distinct sounds. It takes fancy engineering to accomplish this, but luckily, fancy engineering is our specialty.
- The center speaker lives in a different acoustic environment than the left-right speakers do. The center speaker is usually lying down on the top of the television, and the TV's screen affects the sound of the center speaker, because the screen acts like a big acoustic mirror. The left-right speakers, in contrast, are often on stands, in "free space," so to speak, so they are affected quite differently by their surroundings.
The way that Atlantic gets around all these complications is by paying close engineering attention to the way the drivers (the woofers and tweeters) are physically laid out on the speakers' front baffles, and by providing sound adjustment controls to compensate for the speakers' location. Additionally, all of our center channel speakers have a unique rotating base that lets you "aim" them right at the listening position.
We're not aware of any other companies that address these real-world problems the way we do.
This kind of practical, clever, down-to-earth approach is the way we do things.
We're fast on our feet here at Atlantic. We think differently. We're not afraid to try a new approach, even if it's unconventional. Most importantly, we look at products as if we were the end customer: Does it sound great? Is it easy to install? Can we understand the darned instruction manual?
This is our design philosophy: great-sounding stuff, easy to use and install, with an eye to handling real-world problems.
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Story: 7/10 As the word on the 'net may tell you, Code Geass is about as over the top as anime can possibly get (which says a lot, I might add). A high-energy mix of several genres, from mecha, to war drama, and even high-school drama, Code Geass is, I would say, a major train wreck of ideas and conventions. Unlike many other train wrecks, however, Code Geass possesses enough energy to carry the viewer through its numerous absurdities. To put it bluntly, Code Geass may be a train wreck, but it's an exciting train wreck. The story revolves around a Lelouch Vi Brittania, an exiled prince of an... See full review
Story:5.5/10 Dragon Ball Z is an anime that holds many fond memories for me (and probably for you too, if you're reading this review). As a kid, I found myself hopelessly addicted to the sight of watching two guys blast the hell out of each other while spewing out iconic lines like "Its over 9000!!" After all these years, however, I have finally gotten around to writing a review of this show. It pains me to say it, but after taking a good hard look at it critically, I found it simply doesn't carry the same charm it had all those years ago. Okay, maybe it does...kinda. No matter how much... See full review


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The NS800 is one of the most compact and exclusive in-ear headphones in the world. A high-fidelity headset with the most revealing sound in an incredibly small stainless steel housing. The Micro-Armature speaker is designed to deliver a well-balanced and superior sound quality. The NS800 provides precise and detailed acoustics throughout the entire sonic spectrum, backed by a natural bass,...
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It's looking like Ron Mexico is wanting to to come to the Jets...wants to tag back up with his old OC.
It's looking like Ron Mexico is wanting to to come to the Jets...wants to tag back up with his old OC.
Said he was just changing to look good when he went into Targert
It's Okay...Ron Mexico is coming to help
People are starting to hype up the Jests again because of a couple of their signings.................
In the meantime, their roster at QB lists Mike Vick and Geno's Myth......
Leave it to the Jets to have there DC slappin some young lady around...must be the latest member from the Slapahoe tribe.
However, I don't know Thurman's marital status but even if he's single, it sure looks like a 58 year old man was looking to score himself some pale POA who happened to be inappropriately 30 years younger than him. So there's that
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If it was true I'd want him fired immediately but it looks like there is nothing to this.
Now that training camp is just around the corner. Its fun to see some of the story lines...wonder if ole Rex will through Geno out like he did sanchez in a meaningless preseason game,
Top storyline: The Smith-Vick dynamic will be a fascinating watch. Smith has a great deal of respect for Vick, certainly more than he had for Mark Sanchez, but he also knows Vick represents a legitimate threat to his job. Vick already is popular among his new teammates, and his candid style will make him a media favorite as well. How will young Geno handle that?
Sanchez was never a legitimate threat.
Ben: I don't think you are actually a dolphin fan, I think you just hate the Jets.
Mark was the favorite, mark would have been starting, we would have been a playoff team. There is no competition this year unless Geno totally falls on his face. If he is mediocre(otherwise know as a Tannehill) he will win the job.


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okay so i finally finished my homemade wingers and took them out to train. my mistake was thinking that because we had worked on doubles i could set up a mock derby marking situation. big mistake and i know it. in the past we've trained with a group that primarily runs hunt tests so all the multiple marks are within 25 yard distance or so within each other and not too far off of each other. or if i had a helper id have them throw two dummies simulating a down the shore scenario on a treeline etc. so while i had one winger finished i worked on distance till i could get more finished. he was marking 275-300 yard singles pretty dang good.
so saturday i went out put wingers at 250 at about 2o'clock from the mat. throwing right to left. and then another winger at 125 at about 10.5 o'clock from the mat throwing right to left. kind of like i saw in the 1st series of a derby recently. planned on running as singles first then reloading them and run as double took the dog out used the car as a holding blind. to simulate actual scenario. then walked up sat on the mat. went through the routine of showing the guns. i planned on showing him the long gun first then the short gun. then back to long gun to throw the mark. couldnt even get him to look at long mark as soon as he came up he was locked in on short station. heeled him away and while he was heeling correctly body wise his head was still locked in over at the short station. i tried everything i knew walk off walk back up heeling on other side. finally put the dog up and took up short winger and just worked on long singles till i could get more advice
the only things i could think of were this: add stickmen although the wingers are made of pvc and clearly white. i had planned on this eventually just waiting to let the wife get over sticker shock of wingers first. but it seems that once i pulled short mark he keyed in on the long one fine so im not convinced that will do it. second thing was maybe this is something wagon wheel will fix? isnt wagon wheel supposed to get the dog looking out straight from where he's heeled? im just through swim by so ive got a ways to go before that comes up in TRT.
sadly the 4 derbies we planned on running in april and may are probably out of the question till we get this resolved (glad i didnt enter or book hotel yet) hopefully when fall season gets around we can run derbies and quals till he ages out next march


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Hubby and I went to see his concert on Sat night. He was great but what struck us both was that we have never been to a concert with so little security and nor was it needed. We went thru more security at the same venue and had more police presence the last time it was Ringling Brothers circus!! What a pleasant experience! AND what great exit traffic control!
Full house and we were out of the area and well on the road home within 15 minutes. Its so nice when everyone follows directions!


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News about Dijon.
Seventeen cities shortlisted for €20m French government NFC grant
January 3rd, 2012
The funding will be used to build out an NFC transport ticketing infrastructure in Paris and other major French cities as national NFC standards are finalised and carriers prepare to rollout NFC payments services across France this year. More


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Whoopi & Tampa Leaders to Select New Chocolate Flavor
William Dean Chocolates
Contact: Bill Brown, Founder & Chief Chocolate Officer (CCO)
Date: Sept. 22, 2010
(727) 593-0656
"New Flavor" Contest Winner Selected on Sept. 26
WHAT: Over 2,500 flavor suggestions were submitted to join the award-winning artisan chocolate line by renowned chocolatier William Dean Brown. Some of Brown's current flavors include: Bananas Foster, Coconut Caramel, Crème Brûlée and Dulce de Leche. The winner receives a 100- piece collector's edition of exclusive chocolates.
WHERE: Datz Deli and Foodie Market, 2616 S. MacDill Ave., Tampa, Fla. 33629,
(813) 831-7000.
WHEN: Local executives, area celebrities and food critics will gather at 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, September 26 to select the winning chocolate.
Editors Note: While this event is not open to the public, journalists are encouraged to help sample these uniquely flavored chocolates. For a review of William Dean Chocolates and a background article, please visit: William Dean Chocolates; AAA Going Places "Double Take" article.
JUDGES: The judging panel includes:
· Academy Award-winner Whoopi Goldberg (via phone)
· Jeff Houk, Food Critic, Tampa Tribune
· Christopher Sherman, former St. Pete Times Food Critic
· Chris Ponte, Executive Chef of Café Ponte
· Veronica Cintron, Anchor, Bay News 9
· Preston Rudie, WTSP.com 10 Connects
· Tish Boyle, Editor of Chocolatier Magazine (via phone)
· Dean Darby Dickerson, Stetson College of Law
· Holly Tomlin, Owner/President, Tomlin Staffing
· Chef Heather, Datz Deli
· Sandy Klim, Editor-in-Chief, AAA Going Places Magazine
When nationally acclaimed chocolatier William Dean (WD) looked for ideas for a new line of flavors, he sure got some wild ones. If hot dog, tofu and broccoli don't sound too appealing, no worries. WD has received close to 2,500 flavor submissions in a new contest hosted by AAA. William Dean Chocolates was recently featured in AAA Going Places Magazine.
In a showdown of flavors, Datz Deli will host Academy Award-winner Whoopi Goldberg, local and national food critics, and some of Tampa's top elite to join the fun and select the ultimate flavor to include in his list of celebrated combinations.
The invitation-only event and judging will be held at Datz Deli on Sunday, Sept. 26, 2010, at 6:00 p.m. Bill Dean, owner/chef of William Dean Chocolates, worked with Sandy Klim, editor of AAA Going Places and their popular online Community to solicit suggestions online. Visitors to the site were asked to provide ideas for flavor combinations. Over 2,500 submissions have been made to date. The author of the winning flavor will receive a 100-piece box of WD chocolates.
William Dean Chocolate's is headquartered in Largo, FL. His chocolates are shipped worldwide and have received national media coverage, including a feature on the popular TV show "The View." William Dean has received numerous chocolate awards from competitions around the country.


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I guess the fixing is pretty simple... if Tannehill is given enough time to read he will deliver, I would use the PS receivers and ASAP to see what they can do.
adding a couple more pieces into the offense will let the Dolphins do better things.
We will be playing for next year, and that is also a Plus!!!


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"Art of the Print" featured at Art Museum
Posted January 30, 2001; 11:52 a.m.
The Art Museum presents an exhibition on "Great Impressions: The Art of the Print in the Western World," through March 19.
Drawn from the collections of The Art Museum and Firestone Library, works in the exhibition were selected to represent a range both of major printmakers (mostly German, Italian, Netherlandish, and French) and of the primary printmaking techniques developed by the end of the eighteenth century.
The Art Museum is open to the public without charge. Free highlights tours of the collection are given every Saturday at 2 p.m. The museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. It is closed on Mondays and major holidays.
For further information, click on http://webware.Princeton.EDU/artmus/ or call (609) 258-3788.
Contact: Marilyn Marks (609) 258-3601


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Conference examines work of noted filmmaker, Nov. 5-6
Posted October 28, 2004; 09:16 p.m.
A two-day conference about Hollis Frampton, a filmmaker and photographer known for his witty insights into the cultural landscape, will take place Friday and Saturday, Nov. 5-6, at 185 Nassau St.
"Gloria! The Legacy of Hollis Frampton" will explore Frampton's many modes of artistic expression. Though best known as a filmmaker, Frampton, who lived from 1936 to 1984, left his mark on the 1960s, 1970s and early 1980s in photography, film, art historical theory and the emerging digital arts. Scholars will present papers about Frampton's work in the various fields, and participants will view his films "Less," "Hapax Legomena" and "Gloria!"
The conference, which was organized by Princeton visual arts faculty members Su Friedrich , Keith Sanborn and P. Adams Sitney , is sponsored by the David Gardner '69 Magic Project and the Amie Knox '77 Fund, as well as several academic departments and committees.
For more information, visit the conference Web site.
Contact: Tom Bartus(609) 258-3601


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Q: Electronics Noise-Isolating Ear Buds-2 Pack (Chrome)
Forget about those irritating and uncomfortable earphones that youve used to for so long and try listening to clear, unimpeded sound through the Q:Electronics Noise-Isolating Ear Buds. It features three (3) sizes of ear bud tips which come included in your purchase, in order to provide the most comfortable fit possible. This provides a meticulous sound chamber that accentuates every detail...
Arriva cordless iPod Shuffle 2G headphones with ipod-type earbuds, regular white
Listen to your iPod 2G Shuffle with this comfortable, lightweight headphone with iPod type earbuds, supported on the back of the head, easy to use controls, no dangling wires, perfect for runners, skiers, workouts. Also very comfortable under helmets. Shuffle player not included in purchase.


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Manufacturer: KWorld
MSRP: $49.99 [BizRate]
Lowest Historical Price: $15 [History]
TV Tuners started as big, bulky PCI cards that could only be used inside desktop machines. The picture quality from early TV Tuner cards was fairly inadequate as compared to watching a real television set. With the advent of USB 2.0, numerous external TV Tuner options became available. These external USB 2.0 tuners have come to rival their desktop counterparts, all while remaining a single plug and play stick. The KWorld PlusTV ATSC 340U USB TV Tuner is only slightly larger than a standard USB Flash Drive, and it offers the ability to turn your desktop or notebook into a TV. Is it small enough to be useful as a portable TV tuner, and will the quality be acceptable? Click through to find out.
Model: 340U
Connectivity: USB 2.0
Tuner: ATSC, QAM
OS: XP SP2, XP MCE 2005, Vista 32/64
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Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP2
Intel Pentium 4 3.4GHz
ATI Radeon X300 128MB
The package comes with the USB tuner, the ATSC Antenna, a Quick Start Guide, and the Software/Driver CD. The tuner is shaped like a super-sized USB Flash Drive and is somewhat heavy. If your USB ports do not have a lot of space between them, chances are the tuner will block access to the surrounding USB ports. I was a little disappointed that they didn't include a short USB extension cord to compensate for this. The tuner is heavy enough to make the device sag a bit in the USB port, which can result in the tuner not being recognized properly in Windows. This is partially because the included red "cap," which slides in/out to expose/protect the USB plug, prevents it from fully engaging the port. To solve this, I removed the cap, which allowed the device to sit further into the USB port, giving it more stability and a fully engaged connection. The cap was not designed to be removable, but removing it doesn't require breaking anything.
After I got around the quirks of the device itself, I was finally able to install the software and try it out. An updated device driver is available online from Kworld, however you will have to install the application software from the included CD. The software is a good approximation of Windows Media Center for those who don't have it. The setup didn't take too long- I installed the online driver and then proceeded to install the application from the CD. After auto-detecting which channels I could view, it was ready to go.
The first thing I tested was video quality. The image is rendered well, especially if the source is true HD. However, stuttering may occur if you are multi-tasking. This is dependent on your system's hardware. Oddly enough, performance was worse when hardware acceleration was turned on than when it was off. This probably reflects the weak graphics capabilities of the Radeon X300 equipped PC used in this test.
The included software can also function as a DVR, recording TV shows in mpeg format. However, since the file is encoded with a special codec, chances are that you cannot view it on any other computer without installing their software. You can also use the software to create screen caps of what you're viewing.
If you plan on using this as an over-the-air tuner, I'd suggest getting a better antenna or a signal booster of some sort. NBC OTA reception is notoriously bad in San Francisco, and although the software registered as having 3 bars of reception, there was a lot of stuttering and frame drops when it was tuned to that station. Stronger stations such as ABC even had a couple frame drops here and there. Conclusion- the included antenna is pretty much garbage.
If you are receiving your signal through cable service or have a strong antenna, this device works as advertised. It is a low-cost alternative that will display OTA HD channels, or you can hook it up to cable and watch TV on your computer. The DVR software can save you the monthly cost that a standalone DVR (although the DVR would be more convenient to use). However, if all you have is the included antenna, you may be limited in channels and signal quality. Note that this is an ATSC tuner (no NTSC signals), so you will not receive any OTA stations that have not converted to the new format.
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Hey Lozzie still glad that you are having a great time, of cause i still miss you!
What your going through sounds really fun i hope you can tell me the whole story when you get back!
Can you please say thanks to your dad for keeping me updated (and i keep the other girls at school updated as well)! :P lol!! :)
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First I need to start this entry with the last picture from yesterdays. Somewhere on this page or below is a picture of how the Day ended, with us all in the hotel room - play spot the Charmayne and win a quarter.
We were up at 6am ready for our first offical day in glorious San Francisco (SF from now on). We had breakfast in the Hotel dining room as its included with every stay. The kids eyes were only on the fruit loops, settling for a treat and having two ! bowls each. Char and myself had scrambled eggs on Muffins and Sausage.(In a patty - but much much nicer than any back home). After this we caught a cable car ride into the middle of SF to Union Square where we started on our 2 day Hop'n'Off tour ride. You are free to scoot around the city on a large loop, and jump off at one of the 8 or 9 stops and catch the next one passing every 30 mins
Places we got off at were ChinaTown. I found a spot downtown that felt familiar for some reason and then I realized why - It was soo good to finally see where I've been taking Tom all these years. There is a spot where all the old chinese/japanese/asian i suppose too, gather to gamble play chinese board games. I took a photo of a group of them, then asked for a photo of what they were playing = looked like checkers to me, but who knows, it could have looked like anything to my keen western (culturaly ignorant) tourist eyes.
Next the tour took us across the famous Golden Gate Bridge, which was totally awsome. The wind was bloody freezing on top of the open double decker bus, but worth the View. On the other side we stopped in the main viewing area and took some photos with the classic city skyline as a backdrop. Then we hiked up a ridge road/path to the lookout, which is a 45 return trip
Golden Gate Park was next on the list, a massive long park in the heart of SF, completely man-made, it started life as huge sand dunes, in around 1890, it was transformed over many years. The developer gained an agreement with the city for all of the horse manure collected from the city streets to be brought here for use fertilizing this massive areas. Eventually tree planting started, and thousands of different varieties from all over the world were imported. Speaking of trees, on the way there, we saw a heap of gum trees. Being from OZ we remarked on this, and as it turned out, the city imported and planted hundreds of them to grow for their wood, but quickly found out it was too soft for use, and so it was too late to remove them all and they gave been happily growing ever since.
We had a very average hotdog in the park - Chars was half cooked and full of fat. Seans and mine was a New York type and just OK. Lauren loved her huge pretzel. I should have waited for a genuine hotdog from the bug apple ! Then we had a full 360' view of SF from the deYoung Museum from the free viewing deck - see some photos of the amazing view
Then we visited the Japanese Tea Gardens, where we walked around the beautifully manicured gardens and ponds. A large bonsai tree collection ( fairly large sized too at about a few feet tall) was donated by a gentleman who died ( in the 70's I think). He was tasked with looking after the whole collection during World War 2. The original Japanese woman who grew them was herded off to the internment camps, and she gave them to him to look after the plants she loved so much. He thought the japanese gardens was the perfect permant home for them I suppose, as they have been there ever since. They are in the photo with the multi-story red Japanese house.
We saw some classic Victorian style turn of the century SF houses, they all looked and had character, makes you wonder how culturally dead Perth is. You have to fight just to keep a frontage on some old buildings, over here, the same wooden houses rebuilt after the great earthquake in 1920 are still lived in, and the ones in the photo will set you back a cool 4 mill each.
To finish off the day, we had dinned at Pier 39, a famous land mark. Lots of fabulous shops, all catering to the tourist trade
Which brings me to the current time, a bit more later than I would have liked at 12:30am, and we are up at it again tomorrow at 6:30. I was later then planned because I finally got a hold of Shan, my cousin and we spoke for an hour and a half, comparing our time so far in the same city. He had alot of stories to tell, and I will not even attempt to retell them, but I will say this. Those of you who remember a funny movie set in the american wilderness, which contains the line - "I dont need to run faster than it, I only have to run faster then you !" will know exactly what I am talking about ...
Crap forgot about the title.. OK, so anyway there are alot of homeless in SF, and I have taken to one guy ( run I can hear you all saying) so I donate to him each time I pass, by just giving him all the shrapnel I dont want weighing my pockets down with. Maximize the "I dont feel so bad now karma" all in one spot I reckon. Anyway each time I pass he says something, a plea for money I have been assuming. Each time I just couldn't make out what he was saying, and so curiosity being what it is, I slowed down more and actually stopped in fron of him and listened closely, as he was sitting on the floor. And it wasnt me, he just sort of mumbles/slurs/groans out the same unintelligible sound to everyone. When you give him anything, the noise he makes changes pitch, and vagely resembles a triple thank, thank, thank the same way a hopeless old grubby man living in the same spot 3 doors down from our hotel resembles the swanky rich buinessmen who live in the 4 million dollar homes I was photographing hours earlier.
Oh yeah, Twinkies. Love emm actually. Took till the second one to fully appreciate the %100 artificial taste, colour, flavour and packaging, but hey they are pretty good. Bought a box and its a hit. That and Mint Oreos - yeah.
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Hey Lozzie still glad that you are having a great time, of cause i still miss you!
Sounds great over there, looks like your having a ball. 1 question, why is Sean wearing Collingwood clothes in the U.S. the pictures look great and it sound like fun. i just read your first letter and i'm confused at uncle Cams indepth description of the toilet. also, flush the toilet and see which way it spins.
Hope you have even more fun
Love Jaydon and the other lot
hi all just a short note to add to cams entry, the picture of the houses is known as the painted ladies. These house are the most photographed houses in SF, they r on many postcards and films and tv shows. 2 such tv shows are full house and party of five, i wonder who knows which houses r for each show. Still having fun, its 6.30am on Friday morning up ready for breakfast and then off to alcatraz. Then tonight off to the baseball to see the SF giants play.
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"We give dogs time we can spare, space we can spare and love we can spare. And in return, dogs give us their all. It's the best deal man has ever made." M.Facklam
FWIW, there's no such thing as "reverse racism". That term drives me nuts. Most folks can't even define the word, "racism". If they could, they would realize that "reverse racism" makes no sense at all. And now, back to your originally programmed argument.
Matt McKenzie
"Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is probably the reason why so few engage in it." Henry Ford
Straight from my Webster new age political dictionaryLook up transparency too because I think the administration has that mixed up smoke
Transparacy,, 1 the act of transparacy,, 2 the art of hiding that which is transparant,, 3 oblique,fuzzy 4 or twisting facts so no one can see your intent.
No I'm not ridiculing or mocking Not my style
Meanwhile, another awe inspiring performance from "great quarterback", Donovan McNabb
#5 | QB | Eagles
22/46, 269 YDS - 0 TD's
Raiders win 13 to 9!
"Prepare your dog in such a manner that the work he is normally called upon to do under-whelms him, not overwhelms him." ~ Evan Graham
People who say it cannot be done should not interrupt those who are doing it.
― George Bernard Shaw
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All this was about is squashing ideology, period.
Any conservative would have been attacked.
The "Race Hustlers" have to protect their own!!
Stan b & Elvis
A thirteen page thread that covers the broad areas of sports, racism, politics, reverse racism, Rush, singers, outrage, interacial marriage, foreign aid, the NFL, free countries, zealots, falling on swords, what money can buy, liberalism/conservatism as mental disorders, rights, not rights, drugs yes or no, panty-waists, whiney snivelers, racists again, lock 'em up, the right/the left is racist, quote your source, pass the bong, UB?, distortion, truth, oxycontin,
I'm only up to page two... RTF...PP... gotta love it.
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