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Sharon from Richview, IL writes:
Why does my internet connection shut off when I put my laptop to sleep? It happens every time it goes to sleep. Then I have to wait for it to find a connection when I wake it. How can I stop this from happening? Is there an easy solution for this? I am running windows 7 on a Compaq Presario CQ56 laptop. Thank you for your help.
Since your laptop is designed to frequently run on a battery as a portable device, rather than a docked station constantly connected to an electrical outlet, it needs a way to conserve power. The "sleep" mode is one such option, which puts the computer into a suspended state in order to save battery life. If your laptop's network adapter is currently active, such as when you are connected to a wireless Internet source, then the battery will be drained at a faster rate.
The Windows operating system automatically turns off your network adapter when sleep mode is activated, and then turns it back on when you tap a key or press the touchpad. If you don't want to have to wait for the Internet connection to be re-established when exiting sleep mode, there is an option to prevent your connection from dropping. Keep in mind however that this will drain the battery faster, so it isn't recommended if you aren't leaving your laptop plugged in while it sleeps.
To get started, navigate to the Start menu and locate the "Computer" button. Right-click the button and select "Manage."
Click "Continue" if a prompt appears asking for your permission to open the window. Click the "Device Manager" entry located at the left side of the screen underneath the "System Tools" heading.
Find the "Network Adapters" option located in the list of entries at the middle of the window. Expand the entry by clicking the arrow button next to "Network Adapters."
Right-click the name of your laptop's network adapter in the expanded list of adapter options. For many laptops this will read "Atheros," but there are other possibilities depending on your laptop's brand and model. Choose the "Properties" option in the menu that pops-up on the screen.
In the "Properties" window, navigate to the tab labeled "Power Management" at the upper-right corner.
Remove the check mark from all three boxes that start with the words "Allow" and "Only Allow." Click "OK" to save the change and then completely restart you laptop. Let the computer go into sleep mode and then tap a key to exit the mode. At this point your Internet connection should still be active without have to re-connect to your wireless router.
Depending on your operating system and network connection options, the Internet connection may still have dropped. If you continue to have the same problem, you will need to manually disable another network setting. Return to the Start menu and click the "Control Panel" button.
Open the green "Network and Internet" link located at the left side of the window above the "Hardware and Sound" heading.
Click the "Network and Sharing Center" link at the top of the new window.
Open the blue "Change Adapter Settings" link located at the left side of the window.
Right-click the entry for your wireless network connection and select the "Properties" option.
Locate the check box named "Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6)" and remove the check mark.
Click "OK" to turn this feature off and then restart your operating system again to prevent your laptop from dropping its Internet connection when sleep mode is activated.
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BFB Welcomes SBA Business Development Officer - 03/29/12
4:00 P.M. PT, March 29, 2012
(Santa Barbara, CA) - Business First Bank, a division of Heritage Oaks Bank, is pleased to announce Annette Jorgensen has joined the Bank as its Small Business Administration (SBA) Business Development Officer. Ms. Jorgensen has been in the SBA lending industry for over 21 years. She specializes in SBA loans to help people fulfill their dreams of starting, buying or owning a business, as well as financing owner/user commercial real estate.
"We are thrilled to announce that Annette Jorgensen has joined Business First Bank, as Vice President and SBA specialist," says Joanne Funari, Market President. "We are very fortunate to have someone like Annette who has such broad knowledge and experience in all facets of SBA lending and has a long history of helping businesses succeed in our community. She is a GREAT addition to our team. We are excited about expanding our SBA footprint and doing what we do best - improving our economy one business at a time," adds Joanne.
As the SBA Business Development Officer for both Business First and its partner Heritage Oaks Bank, Ms. Jorgensen is responsible for developing new profitable SBA business for the Bank. With her extensive SBA lending background, Ms. Jorgensen has a thorough understanding of SBA loan procedures. She possesses a working knowledge of SBA lending regulations and eligibility guidelines.
"I am very excited and happy to join the Business First Bank" said Annette Jorgensen. "The employees along with the bank environment are amazing and I look forward to providing my expertise and knowledge in SBA lending to the business community and bank customers," added Jorgensen.
Ms. Jorgensen is a University of California, Santa Barbara graduate with a degree in business economics and has lived in the Santa Barbara/Goleta area for 30 years. She will be focusing on Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo Counties as well as the Ventura area.
Annette enjoys giving back to her community and often speaks at Women's Economic Ventures (WEV) and City College Entrepreneurial classes. She is on the board for SABER and is involved with the PTSA at Dos Pueblos High School.


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1. Democrats are more likely to have tattoos than Republicans
(18% vs 14%)
2. Seven U.S. congressmen (and 1 congresswoman) have tattoos
Jesse Jackson, Jr. (D-Ill.) and Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.) have sleeves.
3. The earliest recorded tattoo belonged to Utzi the Iceman
Circa 3300 BC. He had a total of 57 tattoos.
4. Speaking of Utzi, Brad Pitt has his likeness tattooed on him
Oh hey Brad.
5. The earliest Finger-stache appeared in 2003
Good to know.
6. 14% percent of Americans have at least one tattoo
17% of them regret it.
7. Czar Nicholas got a dragon inked on his right arm in the 1800s
Eat your heart out, Stieg Larsson. (RIP)
8. A restaurant in Ohio offers a 25% discount to anyone sporting a grilled cheese tattoo
Which means you now have TWO good reasons to get that tattoo.
9. The Maori of New Zealand carve designs into their skin using bone chisels, then fill them in with ink.
(This is called Moko)
10. One third of Americans say tattoos make them feel sexier
The other two thirds…maybe not so much
11. Lucky Diamond Rich is the world's most tattooed man
Wonder if he feels sexy, too.
12. The tattoo industry's annual revenue is reportedly 2.3 billion dollars
That's a lot of these guys.
13. A rooster tattooed on one leg and a pig on the other was said to protect a sailor from drowning
Neither animal can swim.
14. Ferrets get tattoos!
Breeders put dots in ferrets' ears to indicate spaying or neutering.
15. Friday the 13th is one of the most popular days to get inked
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Michael Lamar worked with POD participants on their lighting designs. / photo by Matthew Clowney
As part of the latest weeklong summer studio organized by Project Open Door (POD), 11 ambitious local high school students spent a week in August hard at work in a RISD studio. Sculptural Lighting, taught by adjunct faculty member Michael Lamar MFA 84 CR, provided students with their first in-depth experience designing and building in 3D. Using pine, wooden dowels, translucent papers, hot glue and low-heat light bulbs, they created functional, one-of-a-kind pieces that were formally critiqued at the end of the week and photographed for their growing portfolios.
Professor Paul Sproll, head of the department of Teaching + Learning in Art + Design (TLAD), founded and now directs POD, a program designed to connect RISD students and faculty members with local teenagers from low-income families, provide them with free art and design education and support their efforts to get in to college. Since 2006 more than 500 teenagers have participated in the program.
POD Associate Director Christina Miles MAT 11, who assisted in the Sculptural Lighting studio, has known most of the kids who participated since they first got involved with RISD as high school sophomores. Many are also members of the larger Portfolio Program, which enables students to take Saturday morning art classes taught by RISD faculty members and gradually develop their portfolios in preparation for college applications.
"The goal for most of these kids is to go to college," says Miles. "They're looking for opportunities." Two out of the 11 studio participants just graduated from high school and are heading off to college in the fall – one to Parsons and one to URI. And five of the six POD kids who graduated from high school last year earned sizable scholarships and just finished their first year at RISD, Miles proudly adds.
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We've all done it at one time or another… you need to create a new file that's pretty much identical to another one, so you open the file that you have, make the changes and then save it.
In that very, very short time while you watch the file being saved you are struck speechless with the horrible realization that you just made a huge error!
You meant to create a new file based on the old, but you just saved the new information over the old…
Darn, darn, darn.
Now what?
The way I see it you have two choices… 1) live without it and 2) recreate the original file.
Not pretty options…
Unfortunately, I don't have an easy fix for you, if you've gotten this far. Instead what I have is a suggestion that will prevent this situation from happening in the first place!
Definitely a better plan… an ounce of prevention and all that.
To be absolutely sure that when you open one file with the intent to save the changes as a different file, simply choose to create the new file as you open the old.
Yep, you read it correctly. You can choose to open the original file in a way that ensures you can't just hit the Save button and lose the first version completely!
Actually, I've got two options to accomplish this goal and they both start with the Open dialog box (Office Button / File tab)
Once in the Open dialog box, select the file but don't click Open just yet!
Instead use the down arrow on the Open button to display a short list of ways to open the file.
Notice the Open Read-Only and Open as Copy choices?
Those are the key to saving ourselves a big headache.
Choosing Read-Only means that the file absolutely cannot be saved over the original since you're only allowed to read what you opened. To save changes you'll be forced to start in the Save As dialog box and give it a new name.
The Open as Copy option automatically tacks on the phrase Copy(1) to the file name. Obviously, you might want to name it something a bit more meaningful. On the other hand, if you do forget to rename it, you're covered.
That's it! Change the way you open the document and the frustrations of lost data in original files can be a thing of the past.
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A woman who runs a day care center is now charged with child endangerment for leaving her two little kids, ages one and three, in her locked car, East Greenbush police said.
Police were flagged down Monday night around 8:00 p.m., Dec. 23, by people at the County Plaza when they found the kids in the locked car. Police stood by the car for another 20 minutes until Janny Beach came back to her car and then they charged her with child endangerment. The girls are doing well.
According to Officer Sean Markham, Beach left her kids unattended while she went shopping for a half-hour. She was charged at police headquarters with Endangering the Welfare of a Child, following an investigation whichincluded consultation with the Child Protective Service of Rensselaer County Unified Services. The case will be heard in Town Court.


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I would add on the walk away split or any split for that matter that you would want to move that split away from main beeyard. I like to take mine at least 3 miles away. I seem to have a better success rate by moving them away.
.The quality of queens from this system is miserable.- Emergengy queens are never good.- Second, 5 frame nuc reared queen are not good.- it takes 4 weeks that first new bees start emerge. You loose one brood cycle compared to choice that you buy a laying queen- laying queen gets better wintering colony than reared own queen.- first of all, as a new beekeeper, you learn nothing, or perhaps bad habits.
Moving them 3 miles away is only one, and the one that requires the most effort.
There are many things you can do about drift. Moving them 3 miles away is only one, and the one that requires the most effort. The quality of emergency queens varies by the circumstances you put them in. You need the queen to be well fed. A lot of that is the density of bees in the colony raising the queen and a lot of it is the timing. A pollen flow and nectar flow help a lot. The other issue that may be an issue is that they can't tear down an old comb full of cocoons. You can tear the walls down for them. Or you can use some new comb. Or you can not worry about it.http://bushfarms.com/beesafewgoodqueens.htm
You can try to use the drift to your advantage. Here's a video of a guy who split his topbar hive. I'm sure the same principle will work with any hive.Splitting a Topbar Hive


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Discussion in 'December 2011' started by roscoe36, Dec 29, 2011.
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Boston by 3...........
Good experience for our little B-K Broiler to get a close look at Rondo. I know Rodney's been teaching the kid but it seems like Knight could learn a lot from checking Rondo. I'll bet my house that the Celts win this one by at least 15 after the Pistons close a bit of the gap in some extended garbage time.
Rascoe placed a survey at the top of this thread. It'll be interesting to see who picks the Pistons in Boston.
Boston are 0-3 and look very old. Could the young upstart Pistons extend it to 4? Here's hoping!
Mate, it's because Boston is 0-3 that I believe the Pistons will be paying a visit to Uncle Beatdown tomorrow night. Is it possible for Garbage Time to start in the 1st quarter of a NBA game???
I'm not sure if Villenueva will be starting or not.
After an 0-3 start to the season, a home game against the Pistons is just what the doctor ordered for the Celts. Boston by 15+. KG, Pierce, Allen and Rondo will all sit out the 4th.
As long as CV dominates the matchup against KG, I think we have a chance. You know Stuckey is going to overpower Allen and Tay will bamboozle Pierce with his pump fakes.
Is Charlie back for this one?
no 4 game suspension.
Don't think for a second that the League didn't plan this to guarantee a Celtic win.
Charlie is our enforcer. I'm worried that with all the trash talking and shoving that KG does, we are really going to miss our enforcer.
You know, if we are not going to play D anyway then at least we could have used his offense.
Boston by 25. If we can't keep up with the Pacers and Cavs no chance that we keep up with Boston.
Seriously, if Garnett tried to pull any of that crap with Charlie around, everyone on Twitter would know about it. CV ain't afraid to use his thumbs.
Things could be a lot worse. We could be losing by doubledigits with Stuckey, Tay and Bynum all getting 36 minutes a game while we wait for BK to 'earn minutes' JJ and Monroe are playing hard but they are overmatched. Sometimes, as you see us get dominated inside the cameras will cut to...the starters! Hey who are we up against? There's no magic bullet for this. I'm just hoping we see some good development from some of our guys, a lucky lottery, and a good pick. Be Bold JOE! we got nothing to lose but losing itself.
Game started even, but the C's took over in the second and then came out and put them away in the third shooting over 70%. Three pointers and Brandon Bass and J Oneal pretty much did the Pistons in, despite the heroics by Greg Monroe. the Pistons finally out rebounded an opponent, but tonight it didn't help as the C's were perfect at the line, hit the threes when needed, out blocked the Pistons 6-0 and hit the shot whenever the Pistons tried to get back in it. A late rally by the Pistons, cut a 25 point deficit down to 11, but Doc put his starters back in to assure that there would be no OT or Piston upset tonight. I will leave it to Lee to fill in the rest of the blanks nite now..
No different from the last two game. Inept coaching. Bad loss. Again, for the 3rd straight game, the coach misidentified JJ as a power forward. Its like, why not tell the league, you are doing something utterly stupid, and let them prepare in advance to take advantage of it? That is what coach is doing by starting JJ at power forward. Flashing him in there upon occasion would not hurt much, but starting him? Nuts. If this continues, kiss the season goodbye soon, and Gores might as well have Dumars fire the coach now and cut his losses. Gordon got to play, and actually did connect with his teammates on two occasions, a rarity for him. But then it was back to one on one play which is Gordon's nature. As a backup, Gordon might have some value, but I doubt it. Knight and Daye should be our starting backcourt, with Stuckey being a very fine sub. And no, with Stuckey as the sub, who is not much of a point guard himself, Gordon fits not at all. We had a few minutes in each half with a good front line. Strength from one player, length from another. The rest of the time was utter non-sense. Like no strength at all, such as the Monroe / JJ starting bigs, or no height at all, like JMAX and Ben getting paired together. And of course, the worst thing you can do on this earth as far as offense - pair up JMAX and Ben Wallace. Which in some absurd alternate dimension makes sense when you are miles behind in the 4th quarter, where this coach saw fit to pair them up. Earth to coach, please come back to this dimension - where no way it makes sense to put in offensive ineptitude when you are miles behind. Miles ahead would be different. Please learn the difference by next game. If we are not 20 points up with under 5 minutes to go, never pair up Ben Wallace and Jason Maxiell. I am using their full names here in case you have not learned their names yet. As slow as you are so far on the pickup, I am wondering. Note, Greg Monroe had a good game on offense, and yet we were massacred for the most part with him in the game. And JJ did not play bad at all on offense, yet we were massacred while he was in. This is because the were paired together, resulting in a continuous layup line for Boston. I dunno, it seems Boston could have laid it up on us for 8 straight quarters in this game before coach realized what was going on. Seems he is thinking in ultra slow mo. Sure, I like ultra slow mo - but when reviewing game film - not during a game in regards to thinking. Get with it, and coach smart. Unfortunately, here comes CV for the next game. We are doomed. All for now.
Andre Drummond here we come... This was the first game of the Pistons I've seen this young season broadcasted over NBA T. I'm not sure if they're gonna show any more after that. I'm gonna leave the recaps to the Lee and the forum veterans, but a few comments: 1. What the heck is Daye doing? Is he just out to score points? I really don't care for excuses like being played out of position, no playing time, yada yada. He has to assert himself. At the very least, he should want the ball. At times he had it, he was more often than not tentative, slow, and just didn't want it enough. 2. We need a big, bad. 3. I think the team isn't even trying. No defense. 4. Positives in this one were Monroe actually trying to do something, but he still looks awkward on those post moves. Somebody has to teach this kid. Jerebko is still all hustle and another guy we had who was trying, but overmatched at PF. I think he will be respectable at PF but may be a more natural fit at SF. 5. Let's not kid ourselves with the backcourt of Stuckey and Gordon anymore. Poor performance. Stuckey can be serviceable yet, but I think Gordon has just lost it. Let the guy go. Start Knight with Stuckey, Prince, JJ and Monroe. Backup with Daye, Wallace, Macklin, and, if we must, Wilkins, and whoever else. 6. Makes me wish for Darko.
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I had a little giggle to my self when i started reading about Skirata,
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Re: Thriller
It's back! What better way to show motion than through Dancing-Mini-Zombie-Michael-Jacksons? Thanks for your vote!
Re: Peregrination
NOTICE: This has been resubmitted with corrected art. Please vote for my new shirt HERE!
When I was a kid, my family picked up and moved from New York to New Jersey. I had to leave all my friends behind and start a new life. It was a journey in more than just the physical sense. I had to leave the gentle, protected world of my youth and enter a place both strange and unfamiliar. It took many years, but I survived and grew. I coped with my losses and built up new gains. Eventually I even returned to New York, where I feel at home once again.
The American peregrine falcon used to be seen all over the eastern United States. About forty years ago, though, they nearly became extinct because of pesticides like DDT. They were nearly gone forever because of adversity... less than 100 of them were to be found in all of North America. But because of conservation efforts and a breeding project organized at Cornell University, the falcons have returned. Today peregrines are known to exist in the thousands, and some peregrines thrive where you might least expect them... New York City.
They nest on bridges, skyscrapers and other structures similar to the cliffs where peregrines normally reside. New York has become a haven for the peregrine, a home they have returned to after much adversity. Ever since I heard their story I have always kept an eye out for my spiritual bird siblings. They spin and swoop, bank and dive in the air... truly poetry in motion. Even their name comes from a Latin word related to movement from one place to another. I could not help but think of them when I heard this derby's topic.
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Re: Beachbound Vespa Dog
Thanks for your vote!
This dog's on the move....beachbound in a hurry. Ears, towel and tail flowing in the wind and the wheels in rapid motion. This dog wants to get to the beach quickly!
Re: Flying Tetris
Tetris blocks = perpetual motion. Always falling. Never ending.
Thanks for your vote!
Re: Spring Means Face Planting
Be honest. You've been this dude. Or seen this dude. It hurts. But makes for some kick butt youtube videos!
Re: The Force diagram
Rest assured, that block is in motion. I should also mention that wearing this gives you both +5 nerdiness and +5 geekdom, so make sure that works with your character class and party.
Re: Can-Can Gull
You can see her knickers! Scandalous!
Re: Speed Graph
Hopefully the graph looks like motion enough to convey that they are moving and that they are also a graph...
Re: Rasta
Great Design
Re: Apple Shot
This shirt is my own rendition of a famous micro-second snap-shot of a bullet penetrating an apple.
Re: Extreme Slip N Slide
Remember days out in the yard with this plastic sheet with water on it? Remember how you slid into the mess at the end? It seems she went a little far on this run! (Complete with aquasox L O L)
Re: Take me out to the ball Game
He takes the swing,,, and its up!
Re: The Occasional Stretch
The Occasional Stretch
Up for voting!
This design is about giving motion to an object that never moves. It's also a motion (stretching and yawning) that comments on the fact that statue is in one place all of the time and would likely be bored. There's no contrails or repeating images, but the entire design revolves around the statue in mid-motion.
Re: The Cow Jumps Over The Moon...
Hey diddle diddle,
The cat and the fiddle,
The cow jumped over the moon
The little dog laughed to see such fun,
And the dish ran away with the spoon.
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It's back! What better way to show motion than through Dancing-Mini-Zombie-Michael-Jacksons? Thanks for your vote!
are you serious?
Re: Pop N Lock
GMV. Well done.
Re: Indiana
Someone went and flew across Indiana. These are the motion lines they left during their adventures.
We all need a stretch once in a while!
Great job Tgentry
Just a heads up, but they frequently do not like resubs from another derby without noticable changes... it does work for the motion thing though! I enjoyed your side-by-side comparison in your signature too. :-D
Great Idea TG! Love his expression too!
Re: katasplosion
So is the green in the rainbow just the shirt showing through? Because if it's not, I see more than 6 colors.
Re: Thriller Dance
Rehashed my previous design, changed placement slightly, and changed the color. Take it for what it is
The hands on the lock are backwards... looks a little odd. was it on purpose?
ew Ovulating? My Goodness!...i almost couldnt look at this long enough to leave a comment much less would i be able to buy it...ugh roaches icky
Re: Boing!
Re: Kitty
a kitty chasing a feather. she moves and jumps, like a, well, like a cat.
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Jordan Wente, '15, Dodge Center, is working with the University of Minnesota, Morris's Center for Small Towns (CST), Kandiyohi County, and Renville County to compile a comprehensive health narrative. This narrative will explore issues related to various health factors in the region, including demographic and economic factors. The final product will be used to help improve community health outcomes.
The goal of the Kandiyohi-Renville public health narrative is to gain a better understanding of the overall state of health in the area, including social determinants of health. The team hopes to be able to identify abnormal trends in the data and, according to Wente, "understand how the state of health has trended over the course of the last ten years."
"This health report goes beyond describing and investigating current health issues prevalent to Renville and Kandioyhi counties," says Wente. "It allows us to measure the effectiveness of specific public health campaigns. Furthermore, it stimulates discussion about greater underlying issues like education, rural poverty, and economic disparity...[which] are paramount when assessing the health of rural Minnesota."
Wente has been working with Kelly Asche, CST community program specialist, to gather data and construct analyses for inclusion in the narrative. He has also spoken with local public health officials and key agents in the health industry. To create a truly comprehensive narrative, Wente is utilizing data from both the federal and state governments as well. He is collaborating with Engin Sungur, professor of statistics, and his team of statistics interns at the Data Services Center to find, compile, and analyze the large amounts of data collected.
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Situated in Loveland, this eco-friendly hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Loveland Visitors Center and Outlets of Loveland. Medical Center of the Rockies and Promenade Shops at Centerra are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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This hotel features a restaurant, a bar/lounge, and coffee/tea in a common area. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a seasonal outdoor pool, a business center, and conference rooms are onsite.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
A business center is on site. This eco-friendly hotel also offers a seasonal outdoor pool, barbecue grills, and multilingual staff. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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The Canisius College men's lacrosse team takes a break from MAAC action for a non-conference game with Binghamton on Monday. The two New York State schools are set to meet at the Demske Sports Complex at 7 p.m.
Monday's game can also be seen live on Time Warner SportsChannel (Ch. 13/713 in Buffalo).
• Canisius is coming off an 8-6 win at Manhattan on Saturday to improve to 2-8 on the season. The defending MAAC Champions, the Griffs are 2-2 in league play.
• Sophomore Tim Edwards leads the team with 28 points and 15 assists this season, while freshman Vince Gravino ranks second with 24 points, scoring a team-best 17 goals.
• Sophomore netminder Alex Govenettio has started 9-of-10 games in goal for Canisius, posting an 11.71 goals against average and .456 save percentage.
• Senior Mike Moran leads the Griffs in faceoffs, winning 57.4 percent of restarts (97-of-169).
• The biggest strength for the Griffs this year has come at the faceoff X with senior Mike Moran.
• Moran ranks first in the MAAC and 10th nationally by winning 57.4 percent of his restarts (97-of-169). In Saturday's win, Moran won 12-of-16 (75 percent) faceoffs.
• The senior is enjoying one of the better seasons in the program's history. His 57.4 winning percentage currently ranks fourth in the school's record book.
• The Griffs are hoping that Saturday's performance, especially on the defensive end, signals a similar turnaround as it did last season.
• In Saturday's win, the Griffs allowed season lows for an opponent in goals (six), shots (25), ground balls (26), extra-man tallies (zero) and face-off wins (four) en route to an 8-6 victory.
• It was also after nine games last season that Canisius' improvement on the defensive end was key en route to a MAAC Championship.
• The Griffs lowered their scoring defense from 12.56 goals per game in the first nine contests to 8.75 the rest of the regular season and MAAC Tournament on the way to the program's second conference championship.
• In a need of a spark on offense, the Griffs turned toward freshman Billy Jacobbi on April 6 and the rookie has not disappointed.
• In two games since joining the starting lineup, Jacobbi has totaled five points on a goal and four assists. He recorded a career-best three points (1g, 2a) in his first career start on April 6.
• Jacobbi has provided the Griffs with a nice third option on attack in his two games, averaging 2.50 points per game.
• In the eight previous contests this year, Canisius' third attacker totaled only seven points (6g, 1a), with four of the points coming from Cody Gould, who was the team's starter to begin the season but is now out with an injury.
• The two New York State foes have met on two prior occasions with Binghamton winning in each of the last two seasons, 11-7.
• Last year, the Brandon Planck scored four-straight goals in the third and fourth quarters to lead the Bearcats to the win in Vestal.
• Overall, Canisius is 1-12 all-time against America East teams with its lone win coming against Albany last season.
• Binghamton is 5-6 on the season after suffering an 11-3 setback to Hartford on Saturday.
• Tucker Nelson leads the Bearcats with 29 points and 21 assists this season to go along with eight goals. Matt Springer ranks second on the team with 27 points, netting a team-best 25 goals.
• Max Schefler has started all 11 games in goal for the Bearcats, posting a 9.59 goals against average and .569 save percentage.
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Michael Kenny - Life as a Migrant Child
17/07/2013 , 3:57 PM by NickGerber
Mick was forcibly relocated from an orphanage in England out to Australia with no idea where he was headed.
"At the age of six, I was asked if I wanted to go on holidays or told I was going on holidays. That was to an unknown land and we found out it was Australia," Mick said.
Mick Kenny is one of the thousands of migrant children who were forcibly relocated from orphanages in the United Kingdom out to Australia, under assisted child migration schemes.
Up until the 1960's, it's estimated that 7000 British children were brought to Australia, in many cases never to see their families again.
Mick's earliest memory of Newcastle remains vivid in his mind.
"We'd been sent to the Murray Dwyer orphanage over in Mayfield West. About six weeks after, well we realised it wasn't a holiday. We realised we weren't going home.
"So six of us sitting on the side of the river bank, the Hunter river, we knew that we'd come by water and we thought if we could find something to get across that river, we'd be half way home - but nothing would float," he said.
Mick and his fellow English migrants led lonely lives at the orphanage, rarely having visitors like those of their Australian schoolmates.
"There was 32 of us that come over, the rest were Australian kids in the orphanage and they had families that used to take them for weekends and holidays. But the pommy kids , like me , we'd have to stand in a line up while people would pick us to see who they wanted to go for a holidays or weekends."
Growing up, the orphans weren't provided with footwear to face the harsh weather.
"In the Winter times we'd be running around with no shoes on, we wouldn't have shoes. We used to get sandals when the bishop used to come round and visit the orphanage and then as soon as the bishop went we'd have to hand the sandals back.
"So in the Winter months the feet would get cold and we'd have to race each other for the cow pats to stand in. Then in the Summer months the play yard was all tar and real hot days some of the tar would melt. So, we'd go from one extreme to the next," he said.
Some of the treatment Mick faced at Murray Dwyer still haunts him.
"The head nun, she was big. She had to have been over about 6 foot four. She'd pick you up, me being a little skinny bloke, she'd pick me up by one arm and belt me with the other. She was very nasty that one.
"There was a little one that couldn't catch us but she'd sneak up on us then and have a bunch of keys and belt you in the back of the head and draw blood," he said.
"We were always told that we were orphans. We had no one. That was it. Us. Bang. I never even knew I had a mum. It was just one lie after the other that we were told."
Then in 1989, Mick's life underwent a huge turnaround after he received news from a British social worker by the name of Margaret Humphreys.
Humphreys had begun an investigation into child migration with the aim of reuniting parents and their lost children.
After 45 years, Mick had finally been found.
"As soon as I walked through the door she said to me, you look like your father.
"She grabbed her purse, she pulled out a photo of me in a pram. She'd been carrying it for forty seven years," he said.
Since their reunion, Mick has discovered a family he never even knew existed.
"Now I've got six brothers and sisters and nieces and nephews and every time I go over there "oh my uncle Mick is coming", they always say or 'our Michael' - and when they say 'our Michael' it makes me feel real close, real family orientated," he said.
Initially, it was a difficult decision to make contact.
"It was hard going over there to meet them because I didn't know what to expect. But when I finally met them we just cried and told each other stories and, you know, it was incredible. It was an incredible feeling. It's a feeling that I still get every time I go over there and I'm so happy.
"That's what it's all about. Belonging. I hear a lot of people saying that they don't talk to their families - life's too short!" he said.
Today, Mick lives by an important life motto. He has created a beautiful life, family and home by omitting the word 'can't' from his vocabulary.
"People say that they can't do it. There's no such word as can't!
"If I come over with nothing , which I had - nothing, and I've got a nice home like this, well there's no such word as you can't!"
When asked about his feelings toward those who put him through such a turbulent upbringing, he remains a forgiving man.
"People ask me whether I hold a grudge against anyone for this sort of thing. I say no, because if you hold a grudge - life's too short to hold a grudge," Mick said.
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Just listened to the interview on the radio . So glad that it is now being aired to a larger audience & so proud of my brother & the life that he has made for himself after all he has been through. Mick's book is even better. Mick is part of our lives in England & we wouldn't have it any other way
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Friday, June 8
By Nick Ames in Kharkiv
Behind my new lodgings in Kharkiv lies a nightclub named 'Cinderella'. Today, I shall go to the (foot)ball.
My first assignment of this European Championship will take in a Netherlands training session late this afternoon. Managers are only obliged to allow media to watch the first 15 minutes of their training drills on the eve of a game, but Bert van Marwijk has opened up the entire session – perhaps an indicator of the Dutch coach's confidence that preparations for tomorrow's match with Denmark are on track.
It means that I'll get the chance to run the rule over Robin van Persie at first hand. Fresh from his stellar season with the Gunners, he's under genuine pressure for his place from the equally-prolific Schalke 04 striker Klaas-Jan Huntelaar – so there's bound to be a competitive edge among a squad that lacks neither characters nor credible attacking options.
It would be an exaggeration to say that Kharkiv is turning orange, but the Dutch fans are certainly making their presence felt. Without the throng of 'Oranje' at Kiev's Boryspil Airport yesterday evening, joining me on my short transfer to Kharkiv, it would have been hard to sense that this was the eve of a major tournament.
Most of them headed straight to a 'Dutch Invasion' campsite just outside town - although a handful have appeared at my hostel which, despite being one of the cheaper options on a badly overpriced local accommodation scene, has a surprising number of vacant beds.
Also staying here is a lone Bolivian, who has travelled to Ukraine from his homeland especially for Euro 2012. He told me that tickets for tomorrow's game were still readily available around the city yesterday afternoon.
The usual long, wide streets and vast, awesome pieces of Soviet architecture seem the order of the day in Ukraine's second-largest city, which lies just 20 miles from the Russian border. Adding to the aesthetic is Ploschad Svobody ('Freedom Square'), one of the largest city-centre squares in the world. Kharkiv's 'Fan Fest' is situated there, and I'll take a walk there later to watch the tournament's opening games.
From an Arsenal perspective, Poland v Greece and Russia v Czech Republic could make compelling viewing. It's arguable that Wojciech Szczesny, Tomas Rosicky and Andrey Arshavin bear the greatest weights of responsibility of all Arsenal's Euro 2012 representatives. The former marshals the posts for an increasingly expectant co-host, while the latter two captain sides that represent famous, underachieving football nations.
Qualifying from Group A is a realistic aim for all and I'd back Wojciech and his energetic Poland side, containing three German title winners from Borussia Dortmund, to get off to a more than satisfactory start tonight.
Now I'm off to Kharkiv's Metalist Stadium for my first glimpse of a Euro 2012 venue. I'll be picking up my media accreditation for the weeks ahead – something that sends a tingle of anticipation through even the most seasoned of journalists. Come back tomorrow morning for the latest news of Robin and the Dutch camp.


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Alex Song is not surprised Gervinho has made a flying start to his Arsenal career - because he caught his eye before he signed for the Gunners.
The Ivory Coast international inspired Lille to the French title last season and one of his biggest admirers was his new team-mate. Song used to play for Bastia in Ligue 1 and he keeps a close eye on proceedings across the Channel.
Gervinho's pace and penetration in the final third has been evident in his first few months at Emirates Stadium and Song expected nothing less.
"I watch a lot of the French league at home so I knew when Gervinho arrived that he was a very good player," he told the Official Matchday Programme.
"I'm not surprised to see him doing well here and I think there's more to come. It's not easy to come to the English league, it's harder and stronger, but he's getting used to it and I'm really happy to see him making a difference in games.
"Gervinho is a very quiet guy, not one who talks too much, but I think it's normal that you look and listen when you arrive somewhere before saying a lot. I think he's now coming out of himself and you can see it on the pitch too."
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|Oh and I'm not drilling holes. The blaupunkt has room under it. They put this spacer thing behind the front. So I have those E-Zpass mounting things. I'll just use them. No holes, no mess.
If i'm going to spend $75 for lighting audio HU i'd just stick with my current HU and get the direct Aux over CDC for $90.
Wanted to do something cheap. I understand it's not the best sounding. I'm not an audiophile and reviews vary on how much hum there is.
There are only 2 channels it comes with 87.9 and 88.3, 88.3 is my local college's thing. But i'm pretty sure 87.9 is not allowed by use by the FCC except for thsoe 2 channels that are like grandfathered in, 1 in cali and 1 in wisconsin.
And my question isn't about interference on the channel it broadcasts over, but on other FM channels while it's turned on.
Any FM modulator will have interference at times. thats why you have several station options to chose from. And I have yet to hear an FM Modulator that sounds decent..
Honestly you best option is to replace your stock HU with aftermarket. Even the cheap Dual headunits will sound better, look better, and offer you an aux port. If your going through all the trouble to wire up a FM modulator, drill holes and mount the thing. You could have gone aftermarket and got an all around cleaner better looking, and Much better sounding system.
You can buy a lightning audio HU on crutchfield for $59.99 and $15 for the install gear it has an aux jack and 2 usb ports all for $75! But buy a HU over $119.99 and the install gear is free! Check it out
Wired FM Modulator
As I've decided the $90 is too much than I want to spend for the FRDW_Aux with Blaupunkt cable (see my post http://www.focusfanatics.com/forum/car-audio-sync-myford-touch-electronics/316690-blaupunkt-radio-aux.html trying to see if any other way).
I decided $20 for a FM WIRED Modulator is worth the chance. It's a FMMOD02 Scosche. It comes with a switch.
AFAIK only 2 stations in the US use the 87.9 are in Cali and Wisconsin. Neither affects me. So if I leave this on (I never listen to AM) will it affect other FM stations? So can I just bypass the switch? If you look in previous thread I've posted my prep work on receiving this. I found a pin on the back of the radio that gives 12v when radio is powered, no other time, even if key is on it doesn't. So was going to wire it to that so it powers when the radio is on.
But if this interfere's with other FM stations, may not be an option.
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How do we know if a hot new technology will succeed or fail? Most of us, even experts, get it wrong all the time. We depend more than we realize on wishful thinking and romanticized ideas of history. In the new paperback edition of this fascinating book, a book that has appeared on MSNBC, CNBC, Slashdot.org, Lifehacker.com and in The New York Times, bestselling author Scott Berkun pulls the best lessons from the history of innovation, including the recent software and web age, to reveal powerful and suprising truths about how ideas become successful innovations -- truths people can easily apply to the challenges of today. Through his entertaining and insightful explanations of the inherent patterns in how Einstein's discovered E=mc2 or Tim Berner Lee's developed the idea of the world wide web, you will see how to develop existing knowledge into new innovations.
Each entertaining chapter centers on breaking apart a powerful myth, popular in the business world despite it's lack of substance. Through Berkun's extensive research into the truth about innovations in technology, business and science, you'll learn lessons from the expensive failures and dramatic successes of innovations past, and understand how innovators achieved what they did -- and what you need to do to be an innovator yourself. You'll discover:
The paperback edition includes four new chapters, focused on appling the lessons from the original book, and helping you develop your skills in creative thinking, pitching ideas, and staying motivated.
"For centuries before Google, MIT, and IDEO, modern hotbeds of innovation, we struggled to explain any kind of creation, from the universe itself to the multitudes of ideas around us. While we can make atomic bombs, and dry-clean silk ties, we still don't have satisfying answers for simple questions like: Where do songs come from? Are there an infinite variety of possible kinds of cheese? How did Shakespeare and Stephen King invent so much, while we're satisfied watching sitcom reruns? Our popular answers have been unconvincing, enabling misleading, fantasy-laden myths to grow strong."
-- Scott Berkun, from the text
"Berkun sets us free to change the world."
-- Guy Kawasaki, author of Art of the Start
Scott was a manager at Microsoft from 1994-2003, on projects including v1-5 (not 6) of Internet Explorer. He is the author of three bestselling books, Making Things Happen, The Myths of Innovation and Confessions of a Public Speaker. He works full time as a writer and speaker, and his work has appeared in The New York Times, Forbes magazine, The Economist, The Washington Post, Wired magazine, National Public Radio and other media. He regularly contributes to Harvard Business Review and Bloomberg Businessweek, has taught creative thinking at the University of Washington, and has appeared as an innovation and management expert on MSNBC and on CNBC. He writes frequently on innovation and creative thinking at his blog: scottberkun.com and tweets at @berkun.
Scott Berkun worked on the Internet Explorer team at Microsoft from 1994-1999 and left the company in 2003 with the goal of writing enough books to fill a shelf. The Myths of Innovation is his second book: he wrote the best seller, The Art of Project Management (O'Reilly 2005). He makes a living writing, teaching and speaking. He teaches a graduate course in creative thinking at the University of Washington, runs the sacred places architecture tour at NYC's GEL conference, and writes about innovation, design and management at http://www.scottberkun.com.
View Scott Berkun's full profile page.
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Innovation is More Than Newton's Apple
By tekchic
from Phoenix, AZ
About Me Designer, Developer
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If you're tired of hearing the overused buzzword, "Innovation" bandied about the office too often, this book is worth the read. Scott Berkun discusses the different myths attributed to innovation through history, and why innovation itself is not the magical solution.One of the great myths about innovation is that it should take the form of some brilliant idea hitting you on the head much like Isaac Newton's Apple. Nope. Innovation comes from hard work, and there's no magic bullet. I like what Scott Berkun has to say on page 13: "No grand innovation in history has escaped the long hours required to take an insight and work it into a form useful to the world." If you enjoy history, this is also a fun book to read, as Berkun talks about innovations such as Archimedes slipping and falling in the tub (Eureka!), Picasso turning an old bicycle into a sculpture of a bull, and Johannes Gutenberg's invention of the printing press. We have a tendency to glamorize these innovators and put them on a pedestal of genius when in fact, it was years of labor, research, mistakes, and elbow grease that got them to that point of "epiphany."This book was interesting to me because I love the process of programming as well as what it takes when designing an interface. I might spend hours tweaking a web layout to be pixel perfect, and then at the end find a flourish that brings the mockup together. Sometimes I don't find that flourish at all. Linus Pauling says, "The best way to have a good idea is to have lots of ideas." It's a concept that is reiterated in this book that making lots of mistakes, continuing to persevere, and challenging your own ideas will help you in the execution of your goal.I enjoyed this book mainly because of Scott's sense of humor injected into the book, bringing both historical achievements and current business ventures into a relevant, interesting read. This book demonstrates the importance of moving past the hype of "innovation" and discusses a plan of action in the epilogue that states, "Forget innovation: focus on being good." I recommend it for anyone who wants to better themselves or get motivated about a new project.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Full of facts and easy to read
By Jane
from Brighton, UK
About Me Developer, Leader
Innovation is a word I've struggled with over the past few years. Its a word that seems to have been used to describe almost everything. So, I was pleasantly surprised to get barely into the preface before the overuse was accepted and challenged.The book is well laid out, and easy to read. Each of the original chapters takes a myth and breaks it apart, often using forays into history to describe the real story behind some ideas, rather than the popularly held one. Whilst the newly added chapters are more practical "how-to" lessons based around creative thinking, pitching and motivation and seem to contain good advice.This book is obviously well-researched, and the references are all well marked up for easy follow-up (especially on the kindle where its a simple one click to find out more).So, do I still struggle with the word innovation? I still think its used far too often, by far too many people. But, at least I can now smile to myself when people describe something to me as innovative, whereas before I'd have probably switched-off and stopped listening immediately. I'd recommend this book, and having enjoyed and engaged with Scott's writing style, I've already bought and downloaded Confessions of a Public Speaker which I plan to read later in the yearDisclaimer: I read this book as part of the O'Reilly blogger review program
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By Brian R. Bondy
from Windsor, Ontario
About Me Designer, Developer, Educator
I wanted to read this book because I spend a significant amount of time learning and doing work, and I figured this book would inspire me to stay along the same path.This book did indeed do what I wanted it to do, but the book covered a lot more as well.We tend to attribute innovation to a moment's insight or a lucky accident, but the true story behind innovation is much more exciting than the false stories we believe.There is no magic element which allowed past innovations to happen, simply hard work. Hard work which is based upon, and combined with existing hard work.Everyone that does hard work makes mistakes, encounters obstacles, and has failures. The people who succeed are the people that embrace these mistakes and take the opportunity to learn from them.This book inspires the reader to not only passively consume information and knowledge, but to be a creator instead. This book also covers many other topics surrounding ideas and innovations including reasons why ideas fail and succeed. An idea needs to be able to fit its surrounding environment for it to succeed, and as an innovator we need to frame the correct problems to solve before trying to solve them.The author does an excellent job of not blindly giving his opinion, but backing up his claims by other sources and situations throughout history.As a kid I remember feeling uninspired because there were genius' out there, and I wasn't one of them. *How can I ever amount to anything when competing with such people?*Although there are people with amazing mental abilities, most of the people I now consider a genius have no special mental ability, just determination and hard work which enabled their breakthroughs.
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Myths of innovation by Scott Berkun
By Vishal
from Pune, India
About Me Developer
Disclosure: I was given an early free access to ebook for a reviewScott, starts the book with myths of innovation, which are pretty commonplace in business and popular culture. He explains in detail and with examples of Newton, Edison and likes and explains the time and hard work they had spent in innovating things they did. At times the book seems to take cynical view of things, but if you read along patiently, you will see realistic and objective view of things.Author explains the mechanism and frameworks for innovation, at an abstract level, at the same time making it very clear to reader that innovation is not possible merely by use of frameworks/methodology.The book gives good insight into innovations happened in past and clears misconception popular culture has about innovation. The author is very honest when he says things like "Reading a book on innovation is passive and safe. Putting the book down and starting a project is active and has risks. No matter how many books you read, this will never change.".I would highly recommend reading this book, with sufficient time and patience in hand.
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Innovation Revelaed
By george naing
from singapore
About Me Developer, Educator
I read this book at our local library. I believe this book is especially useful for software professionals and web entrepreneurs. It gives us courage and inspiration. The examples, case stories are almost ready-made recipies of how to innovate.[@]
A fun and interesting read
By Tom
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I enjoyed reading this book. It gives a lot of insight into how some of the worlds best minds came up with their ideas for innovative products. The tone is light yet informative. This book definitely gave me something to think about in terms of how ideas come about and different ways to think about problems.
A Good Read
By JT Smith
I recently read The Myths of Innovation by Scott Berkun. I've ready many books like it before, and if you have too then you'll find a few new ideas here, but mostly it will be a nice tidy summation of what you've already read. However, if you haven't read many books on innovation, then I think this is a wonderful place to start.The book does a great job of laying down several myths, and then provides the reasons why it's only a myth. The best part about this is that the author does a good job of citing sources. Too many books these days are more about opinion than fact, and by citing sources the author gives you a chance to read further on that topic, and see why he took the stance he did.Of the myths dispelled, my personal favorite was that innovation happens instantly. It's the myth that an apple fell on Newton's head, and he discovered gravity. That story may or may not be true, but regardless, Newton did not discover gravity, but rather wrote down a series of mathmatical laws to define it. The first person who fell out of a tree probably discovered gravity. =)I think a single quote from the book sums it up:"You can't find anything new if you only travel where others have gone."All in all I think this is a good book, and would certainly recommend it to friends and colleagues.
Inspired to Innovate
By Dan Slaten
It was an easy read and very entertaining. Scott Berkin is able to inject subtle humor throughout the book to help keep the readers interest.It debunked the myth of "build a better mouse trap and the world will beat a path to your door" Nothing is invented suddenly _ everything is built from the work of others. An inventor used all the knowledge available at the time, put different ideas and products together to 'invent' or innovate something new.The second concept I found interesting was that many new ideas or 'inventions' never made it at the time. A new idea or product requires several things to come together at once. First the public has to ready, there has to be a demand, second someone has to market it, get it out there to the public. It has to be easy to use or understand by the public.What is interesting is that many discoveries or inventions are credited to a now famous person from history, when in fact several others had done the same work or made the same invention or discovery, but they never moved forward with it, got it into the hands of the right people.Success was usually due to good business skills and clever marketing, not to mention finances to bankroll distribution or publicity.And many inventions were created indirectly while trying to solve a different problem. Being a Project Manager and tasked with solving problems, the most interesting concept Scott puts forth is that by clearly defining the problem up front, it almost solves itself. The solution becomes quite clear. The moral is: spend most of your time in defining the problem or project first, then executing a solution will be easy. The book contains many real life examples of products or ideas from ancient history to more modern times. The computer revolution references were particularly interesting to me, being of that generation and working in the IT field.The book contains a huge bibliography and copious foot notes for those that want additional information to substantiate Scott's ideas. It also had a nice index that would normally only be found in a text book or reference book.It was an inspiring book, made me want to revisit some of the ideas and products I had tinkered with in my garage now that I understand the forces at work behind great inventions.It's a book I would reference over and over again in order to re-inspire myself to continue any innovative Endeavour
By dave graham
I really enjoyed this book. Scott has a great writing style - friendly and informative, well suited to the task in hand. What could have been a dull history of innovation has been turned into a short, punchy work. He manages to pack a great deal into the 192 pages; examples of how innovation works, where innovation comes from, and debunks several popular myths of innovation, pointing out that whilst there is a 'eureka' moment, there's a whole lot of hard work which lead up to it in the first place.I read this book on a train journey, and found myself picking back through it on the return journey. It's jam-packed with interesting anecdotes and information. Inspirational too - it put the idea of writing and where ideas come from in a new light.Recommended reading. Top stuff.
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MILLER: SWAT rampage destroys Iraq vet's home over guns - Washington Times
I wonder if they were the kind of guns that load themselves and shoot at innocent people?
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It seems a little dated, but pretty believable:
MILLER: SWAT rampage destroys Iraq vet's home over guns - Washington Times
I wonder if they were the kind of guns that load themselves and shoot at innocent people?
Where are the 911 tapes? Not saying none of this is true but there will be recordings. it doesn't help that they found guns and stuff in the house just like the 911 operator said.
The tapes will never be found.
It doesn't much matter though.
"Then the cop said to me, 'I don't have time to play this constitutional bullshit with you. We're going to break your door in, and you're going to have to pay for a new door.'"
The police are not supposed to enter a dwelling with out a search warrant or consent or probable cause.
They had none of the above.
When law enforcement considers due process to be constitutional bullshit, you are living behind enemy lines.
So is it a fact that there are no 911 recording?
I have never heard were the 911 recordings could not be used as evidence 1 way or the other or were they have never been kept. I have always been under the impression that they can be public record if they are involved in a court case as well.
I'm not saying the story is BS I'm a really asking some honest simple questions here.
After reading the link to the first story I see that he was found innocent and actually got his guns back. I also now I understand that it was the suicide hotline counselor that said he had a gun.
I apologize for not getting all the facts before I commented. this all happened 2 or 3 years ago.
I also see where he became frustrated with the suicide hotline counselor and said this was a mistake to call and hung up sounds like he was pretty frustrated and that perhaps that conversation was pretty heated. you would think that a VA suicide hotline would record incoming calls?
I pray that the good police will work hard take their departments back.
They have clearly been over thrown by criminals.
These guys disrupted this guys life unlawfully and then lied there asses off about it. Even to the extent of creating a disinformation collage that would have 'domestic terrorist' implications to the sheeple people.
In other words they attempted to destroy his life and imprison him, as a direct result of him reaching out and seeking help.
''In the light of day, the department realized its case was jeopardized by the lack of a warrant. So it came up with a story of "exigent circumstances" to cover for this oversight.''
''Sgt. Corrigan's attorney unraveled the scheme before trial, and the D.C. Office of the Attorney General was forced in May to drop all ten misdemeanor charges against the defendant.''
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yea this is sounding like a lot of things gone wrong an the cops really overstepping.
I did a little searching as well an it looks like the guy was shafted. the fact he got his guns back is surprise . even if the search was bad I have never heard of person getting back illeagle property.
I get so sick of hearing about cops always in the wrong it would be nice to hear a few stories were they hd there shit together.
We have a Madison Wi PO hwo shot an killed a drunk kid while he was fighting with a buddy in the front yard an it seems that a lot was swept under the rug an now there is out cry an the cop is now off work an there are all thes unrelated investigstions poping up that he will get fired for maybe. years ago a leo here got caught pissing in a homelss mans beer an kept his job. made me sick .
At best, they always seem to get " Paid leave" If anything
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At best, they always seem to get " Paid leave" If anything