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I purchased norton anivirus online and downloaded the installer. I have not been able to activate my account or cancel my purchase to buy a norton cd from a store.
When reading the 3 step instructions there is a window which should pop up with text asking if you want to click contiue. This screen does not display at all. I have tried numerous times to download norton.
Assistance would be helpful.
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Hello gabriel
Welcome to the Norton Community Forum
Can you please tell us about your computer? What operating system and what service pack are you using please? Do you have any other real time security program installed now.? What was your previous security program and how was it removed? Thanks.
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Operating system: Windows 7
Service pack: not sure how to find that
Computer came with Norton which expired
Thank you
I do not have a service pack installed.
Hello gabriel
Do you have the product key for the new NAV 2011 which you want to install? I believe your problem may be due to the fact that you may still have the expired Norton product in your computer. This can cause problems especially if a different Norton product has expired.
If you have the NAV 2011 product key, I would recommend that you uninstall all Norton products using the control panel method and then reboot.
Since you are having a problem installing your NAV 2011, I would recommend the use of the Norton Removal Tool which will remove all Norton products from your computer.. After you use that, then you can get a clean install of NAV
Please download and save the Norton Removal Tool to your desktop
Please save to your desktop NAV 2011. You will be able to use your product key to activate NAV.
You can download the Norton Removal tool from
Please pick the proper Norton product that you want to remove. Also please be aware that it will remove all Norton products, so back up Identity Safe using the program to back that up. Also please have your product key handy.
Thank you Allen for new link
Please run the removal tool 2 times with a reboot after each run
Then please run NAV 2011 and enter the product key when requested
Please remember to run live update to get all the updates that are necessary and reboot after that.
I am assuming that you purchased your NAV 2011 from a reputable place so that your product key is a valid one.
Please come back and let us know if this has helped. Thanks.
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Thank you for your advise and direction!
Followed directions exactly as instructed.
Downloaded and activated my purchased Norton product and started scan and live updates.
Really appreciate your assistance.
Thank you
Hello gabriel
Thanks for coming back and giving us an update. I'm glad that you were able to get NAV installed and activated. I hope you are using a good firewall since NAV 2011 has no firewall in it at all. Thanks also for marking the thread solved so that others will be able to find the solution.
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Cover Letters. I Hates Them.
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I hate writing cover letters. Hate it.
I know; next I'll be telling you I hate the dentist, long lines, telemarketers, stubbing my toe, being cut off, or one of any number of extremely common pet peeves. (And oh dear god do I.)
Yet, I rather enjoy writing. Usually I'm writing to myself. Sure, I write as though I'm addressing some anonymous audience, but in reality it's me I'm writing to. I don't expect others will want to read what I write, but I'm just curious enough as to whether others WILL read it, to post things like this publicly. I'm one part self-deprecating introvert, and one part lime-light seeking narcissist. I like to blame it on being an only child, among other things. I'm used to being alone, and at the same time I'm used to being the centre of attention.
The trouble is, I hate selling myself, at least in words. I prefer to demonstrate. I can tell you that I am a pretty good artist. I can draw well. I've got a good sense of proportion and shading. I can use a pencil to make images that look pretty damned close to the original source for the subject. I can shade in a way that gives shape and definition to the subject. I could go on, but NONE of that is as convincing as this:
Essentially, the same goes for cover letters. I can write about whether I can do the job, how well I learn, and the like. But it's all just boasting without a physical demonstration. The only thing I can really prove with the cover letter is my grasp of spelling, grammar and language. Which certainly is helpful, but doesn't exactly set me apart from the competition.
Again, I HATE selling myself. I suck at it. I can barely accept compliments from strangers who have seen what I can do without getting flustered, let alone complimenting myself. In my experience, there are people who talk about how great they are, and people who show it, and rarely do the two combine. I second guess myself when I try to write cover letters. I read and read and read samples online, I look for good ones and bad ones. Often I find what one site strongly advises, another recommends strongly against. Then I try my hand. Then I sit there reading it and wondering.
Do I sound too formal?
Do I sound too personal?
Was that cheesy? Boastful? Salesy?
I don't want to sound like an automaton. I want to sound like me, but I'm afraid sounding like "me" will be sounding unprofessional. I want to sound human.
I'm just going to start writing what comes into my head and woe unto the poor HR person. I will probably end up as an example on one of those advice sites about what not to do.

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Anywho, I have just now started drawing The Simpsons, namely, Lisa. I figured since she is my favorite characters, and the most painful to draw, it would make a great starter.
You can see all my work on my deviantART
Below are some of my drawings, the first is done in Adobe Illustrator, the others are done in MyPaint with my Monoprice 10x6 graphics tablet. Comments and questions welcome!
Lisa in a custom dress I came up with...for some reason. Turned out nicely I think.
Here's a political cartoon. It has to do with the recently signed NDAA of 2012.
One of two pro Ron Paul pictures, this one showing Lisa with the "Don't Tread On Me" flag and a Ron Paul badge.
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HEALTH bosses have urged county people with complex needs to consider applying for NHS funding.
The Department of Health last year said people can claim to be reimbursed for care costs they paid for out of their own pocket.
Residents have until March 31 to apply for care received between April 1, 2011, and March 31, 2012, NHS Oxfordshire said.
These "continuing care" costs can be for a person's own payments or costs on behalf of a relative, alive or dead.
Continuing care is for adults with complex needs from disability, accident or illness.
An NHS spokesman said: "To be eligible for NHS continuing healthcare funding, a person's main or primary care need must relate to health, for example a complex medical condition requiring highly-specialised nursing support.
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WICKLIFFE, Ohio – A new study shows nearly 75 percent of children with autism have been verbally bullied and half were ignored in social situations.
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By: Lauren Trager for KNWA News
Updated: December 12, 2012
But some are wondering whether the curious contraption in the Bryant Walmart parking lot is keeping shoppers safe or if it's a bit too much like Big Brother.
It looks like something you'd want to have in the woods.
"I wouldn't mind having one of those to keep a watch out for the deer, that's for sure," said Luke Porter, looking at the tower.
But the tower at the Bryant Walmart isn't to keep an eye out for bucks. Instead, the officers inside are watching you.
"Desperate times, people do desperate things," said Bryant Police Sgt. Todd Crowson.
Sgt. Crowson says crime always spikes around the holidays. So this year, they decided to go up in order to crack down.
"It's a good way to deter crime," he said.
Sgt. Crowson says it's all about the advantage they get from up above: An officer may not be able to see criminals creeping around cars as well from the ground, as they can from the sky.
"I think it's been real effective and it will be in the future as well."
This crime tool, they say, itself was a steal. Breand new, one of these lifting towers would cost $75,000. But Bryant police purchased there's from a military surplus store for just $250 and spruced it up for a couple hundred more.
"It was a good investment, it's helped out a lot," said Sgt. Crowson.
But some shoppers we talked to say it's a little strange knowing they're being watched.
"It does bother me about privacy you know, but on the other hand, they can watch me all day, I'm not planning on doing anything wrong," said Polly Swab, one shopper we spoke with.
To keep the bad guys behind bars, others say, it's definitely worth it.
"It's impressive and I am glad they are doing it for sure," said Porter.
Officers say they will move the tower around to other locations to keep criminals guessing about where it will be and when an officer will be inside.
They say it can be even more effective than security cameras, because the officer inside is able to react to the crime quickly.
After they come down, of course.
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LOWER CHICHESTER — A township man was arrested and jailed Wednesday after allegedly stabbing his wife in a jealous rage outside their home in the 1400 block of Cosgrove Street while she was holding their 4-year-old daughter in her arms.
The victim was bleeding from the head and left side of her body when police arrived on the scene at 11:25 a.m. She was transported to Crozer-Chester Medical Center and listed in stable condition Wednesday night, according to Police Chief Thomas Gaspari.
Carlo Anthony Emmens Jr., 35, was arrested by Sgt. Lawrence Moore and charged with aggravated and simple assault, possessing an instrument of crime, two counts of reckless endangerment, terroristic threats, harassment and endangering the welfare of a child.
He was arraigned before Magisterial District Judge David R. Griffin and transported to the Delaware County prison after failing to post 10 percent of $250,000 cash bail.
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According to the affidavit of probable cause signed by Moore, Emmens told police his wife was cheating on him and that their argument centered on the alleged infidelity and a necklace Emmens claimed was given to his wife by her boyfriend.
Emmens further stated that his wife grabbed a knife from the kitchen and threatened him with it. After gaining control of the weapon, Emmens allegedly admitted to slapping his wife in the face and striking her on the head three times with the butt of the knife.
The stabbing occurred after the argument spilled outside. Emmens allegedly told police it was a reaction to his wife's refusal to let go of their daughter. Continued...
Gaspari said the victim's mother contacted police after receiving a call from her daughter about an argument involving a knife. When Moore arrived at the scene, he stated Emmens, who is 5 feet 9 inches tall and weighs 315 pounds, appeared to be leaning against the victim while holding a knife.
After exiting his vehicle, Moore drew his weapon and ordered Emmens to drop the knife and lay face down on the ground. Emmens complied and was taken into custody without incident.
After stating that she had been stabbed, Moore said the victim lifted her shirt and "exposed a large gash-type wound on her side that was bleeding profusely."
Witnesses said a neighbor gave the victim a towel and attempted to comfort her until paramedics arrived. The child was placed in the care of her grandmother.
"Our dog started barking and when I walked outside she was sitting on the curb between the cars," said Ed Abbott, who lives across the street from Emmens. "I'm not sure where she was stabbed, but there was a lot of blood.
"The boyfriend was handcuffed in the back of the (police) SUV."
Neighbors said the couple moved into the two-story row home in December with their three children and did not seem to be having any problems. The neighborhood is located just off of Ridge Road near the township's border with Trainer and the Congoleum Corp. plant.
"This is a nice place to live and it's usually pretty quiet," said Denise Abbott, Ed's wife.
"It's the kind of place that if you need anything, you can usually just knock on someone's door. (Emmens) seemed like a nice, even-tempered guy. I guess he just snapped."
"That seems to be happening a lot lately," Ed Abbott said. Continued...
County detectives from the Criminal Investigation Division of the Delaware County District Attorney's office were processing the crime scene Wednesday afternoon. Marked evidence included a bloody towel and streaks of what looked like blood on the passenger side rear window of a Ford Taurus parked in front of the Emmens home.
In addition to paramedics and county detectives, Lower Chichester police were assisted by officers from Upper Chichester, Trainer and Marcus Hook.
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If you bring forth what is within you , what you bring forth will save you. If you do not bring forth what is within you, what you do not bring forth will destroy you
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Across the street from the studio there was a Firestone Garage. The big neon sign beamed into the studio, "Maintenance & Repair."
That's what I was there for, Maintenance & Repair; a little "tune up."
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It takes just 40 days to bring new and lasting changes into your life. I can give you a whole list of reasons why 40 Consecutive Days of yoga is so powerful but I like to keep things simple.
When you do 40 Days of Yoga Consecutively, you teach yourself that your mental, physical and emotional being is a priority to you.
That is, you start being kind to yourself.
If you are unkind to yourself (you don't prioritize your health), you will be unkind to others, so simply put, do more yoga and you'll have more friends
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This workshop takes place Sunday, March 3rd, 12:30-2:30pm in Vancouver
Some of us are graced with quieter dispositions and the idea of sitting peacefully on a meditation cushion is pure bliss. Some of us need to take a noisier path to get there. Achieving inner stillness is critical to our wellbeing. It is only in stillness that we can hear and understand all that the universe wants to gift us. Stillness and peace is accessabile to all. If the quieter route challenges you, join us for a workshop that can show you how to find peace using a more playful method that involves, yoga, dance and song. Be brave!
This workshop is an exploration of the sixth chakra, and the wisdom it holds to grace your life. This workshop will give you tools for your own yoga and meditation practice, in addition to tools to share with your students.
Eligible for 5 hours of Yoga Alliance credits. Homework will be assigned to those taking this workshop for course credit.
All levels welcome. 80% asana, 20% theory.
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"The greatest progress in life is when you know your own limitations and then you have the courage to drop them." Yogi Bhajan
Mentally create conditions for health until they become manifest in your physical being. We become our thoughts.Your thoughts strengthen or destroy you.
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What are the pros and cons of choosing Conservative breast surgery with radiation over a mastectomy when Paget's disease of the nipple is suspected and no underlying cancer is detected by mammogram? My concerns are the side effects of radiation treatment but also the threat of recurrence.
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Paget's disease of the nipple is an uncommon breast problem. Biopsy findings typically show pathologic involvement of the nipple by non-invasive, in situ carcinoma cells (Paget's cells) that have a specific appearance under the microscope. This disease can spread within the ducts of the breast adjacent to the nipple. High quality mammography can often be useful to detect such intraductal extension as evidenced by abnormal calcifications on mammography in the subareolar area.
As Paget's disease tends to be a localized process, most patients can be adequately managed with local treatment only (for example, mastectomy, so-called lumpectomy, or lumpectomy plus radiation treatment). However, because Paget's disease is uncommon, treatment approaches are based on reports of small case series and extrapolation of information from other forms of breast cancer (for example, ductal carcinoma in situ [DCIS] or early stage invasive breast carcinoma).
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PHILADELPHIA — Just when you thought things could not get worse for Temple, they did.
The Owls lost to Duquesne, at home.
Yes, the same Duquesne team that was winless in the Atlantic 10 and losers of 11 straight games before it shocked the Owls, 84-83, Thursday night at the Liacouras Center.
It was another difficult loss for a Temple team that is fighting for its NCAA Tournament life.
"They're all tough," said Temple guard Khalif Wyatt, who led all scorers with a career-high 35 points.
This one, though, was especially painful for several reasons. It was a game the Owls (16-8, 5-5 Atlantic 10) were expected to win and brought a modest two-game winning streak to an end. Temple was trying to win three straight for the first time since it opened the season with six consecutive victories.
What made it particularly painful, though, was the way it ended.
Wyatt gave Temple an 83-82 lead when he completed a conventional three-point play with 7.4 seconds left in the game. That was the conclusion of an 11-3 run that allowed the Owls to storm back from a 79-71 deficit with 1:25 to play.
Duquesne was not about to go quietly. Guard Derrick Colter drove the lane and was fouled by Temple's Dalton Pepper with 2.9 seconds remaining.
The 5-11 freshman calmly sank both free throws to give Duquesne (8-16, 1-9 Atlantic 10) its first conference victory and its first triumph at Temple since a 62-55 victory over the Owls Jan. 30, 1995 at McGonigle Hall. Continued...
Pepper had a chance to win it for Temple (16-8, 5-5), but his long 3-pointer bounced off the rim as time expired.
As upset as the Owls were with the loss, they were even more perturbed with the foul call at the end.
"I don't think you can make that call at that point of the game," Wyatt said. "It was a good call, I guess."
Temple coach Fran Dunphy took a far more diplomatic approach.
"I have no idea," Dunphy said when asked if he thought Pepper had fouled Colter. "I haven't seen the tape and I was too far away to get a sense of it."
Dunphy may not have been sure if it was a foul or not, but he had no trouble pointing to the reason for the loss.
"Our defense was poor in the first half," the coach said. "They made great shots, but we did a poor job of getting out to Winters."
That would be freshman Quevyn Winters, who made his first eight shots from the field en route to a career-high 22 points. Winters scored 16 of those points in the first half on 6-for-6 shooting overall and 4-for-4 marksmanship from 3-point range.
He wasn't the only Duquesne player who caused problems for Temple. Colter scored 17 points, handed out six assists and was 9-for-10 from the free throw line.
Andrew Marhold added 15 points and 15 rebounds and had a big dunk early in the second half as the Owls threatened to break the game open. Temple appeared to have a loose ball and a 54-46 lead when Marhold somehow came up with the ball for a dunk to cut the deficit to six points. Five minutes later the Dukes were back in front. Continued...
"The game can change so much on one specific play," Dunphy said. "We had a chance and didn't go get the ball."
Wyatt did what he could to keep the Owls in it, and so did Scootie Randall and Pepper. Randall finished with 15 points, while Pepper added 13, including a huge 3-point bucket that cut Duquesne's lead to 80-78 and gave the Owls and their fans some hope that things were starting to turn in Temple's favor.
Instead, Owl fans are wondering if Temple can bounce back in time for Saturday's game at Massachusetts.
"We'll find out," Dunphy said. "We have seven tough games, six in the league and one against Detroit. We're presented with a difficult challenge and we have to respond to it and move forward."
George Mason 68, Drexel 62
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Vertrail Vaughns scored a season-high 14 points as George Mason rallied from an eight-point deficit and held on to defeat Drexel, splitting the season series.
The Patriots (15-10, 8-5 Colonial Athletic Association) trailed 32-24 with 15:46 remaining but chipped away to pull in front briefly at 43-42.
After four more lead changes and five ties, George Mason took the lead for good at 58-56 on Corey Edwards' 3-pointer with 1:57 left.
The Patriots hit 8 of 10 free throws in the final 48 seconds, with Edwards 4 of 4 for 10 points and Wright 3 of 4 for 11 points.
Erik Copes added 12 points for George Mason, which outshot Drexel 47.8 percent (22 of 46) to 37.5 percent (21 of 56) and outrebounded the Dragons 37-28. Continued...
Damion Lee and Derrick Thomas scored 16 apiece for Drexel (10-15, 6-7), which beat the Patriots 58-54 Jan. 31.
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Avishai's story also illuminates the experience of refugees in Israel both historically and how Ethiopians are integrating into Israeli society today. Yeganyahu Avishai Mekonen is a filmmaker who emigrated from Ethiopia to Israel in 1984 as part of Operation Moses. He emigrated again in 2001, from Israel to New York City. He holds a B.A. in Fine Arts from Tel Chai College of Haifa University/Hebrew University. His 2000 award-winning documentary, Video Flour, follows two Ethiopian Israeli stand-up comedians and their journey as they decide to produce a videotape of comic acts in Amharic, providing a critical glimpse of Ethiopian life in Israel. Please note that this is not a full screening of the film 400 Miles to Freedom. Co-presented by Be'chol Lashon. Free with MoAD Admission. 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The dedication of the Ministers of Sound extends far beyond Sunday morning worship and has made Global impact, drawing visitors to the church from all parts of the world. The Saint John Coltrane Church of San Francisco brings together a celebration of African American Classical Music with the divine, through the anointed sound of Saint John Will I Am Coltrane. Melody, harmony, and rhythm transformed into a blessed musical trinity through sound and praise.
Sacred Music, Sunday Fellowship is generously supported by a grant from The James Irvine Foundation Free with MoAD Admission. FREE Educator Workshop: Language Arts and History - First Person Slave NarrativesSunday May 20, 20122:00 pm - 4:00 pmPlease join us at the Museum of the African Diaspora for a FREE curriculum workshop for Bay Area K-12 teachers and educators. In this workshop we will use our "Slavery Passages" exhibit to examine first-person narratives of enslaved African men and women - spanning three continents and three centuries. This workshop is best suited for teachers of grades 9-12, but any educator is welcome to participate. If you would like to attend this or any other workshop, please RSVP to email@example.com. BLACK INK | An Exploration of Black Animators and CartoonistsThursday May 31, 20126:00 pm - 9:00 pmMuseum of the African Diaspora Vanguard Presents: MoAD After Dark: The Diaspora Underground BLACK INK: An Exploration of Black Animators and Cartoonists 6-7pm Speech Balloon: The Panel In conversation with Morrie Turner and Carlos Spivey, moderated by Andrew Farago. Join us as Andrew Farago of the Cartoon Art Museum goes behind the screen with Bay Area's own Morrie Turner, the first black nationally syndicated cartoon artist, animator and professor Carlos Spivey, and cartoonist, rapper and social activist Keith Knight. 7-9pm Sound Effects: the Reception Complimentary cocktails provided by ROOT, SNAP & RHUBY, a cartoon photo booth by Lightworks, live caricatures and special screenings. Early bird -- $15 | General Admission -- $20 | Vanguard Members -- Free Purchase tickets at www.blackink.eventbrite.com |


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Inside the numbers: historically bad day for UA
Arizona gave up a school record 30 hits en route to a 23-1 loss to the Washington Huskies on Friday, the worst loss of the Andy Lopez era.
Arizona gave up a school record 30 hits en route to a 23-1 loss to the Washington Huskies on Friday, the worst loss of the Andy Lopez era.
The Arizona Wildcats hit the road this weekend as they take on Washington State.
The Arizona Wildcats improved to 3-6 in PAC-12 play over the weekend after sweeping the Utah Utes in Tucson.
The Arizona Wildcats improved to 2-6 in PAC-12 play by taking out the Utah Utes 15-4.
Live game updates from game two of the Arizona-Utah series at Hi Corbett Field.
A look inside the Arizona-Utah baseball series this weekend.
The Arizona Wildcats found themselves in a tight, low-scoring game with Oregon for the second day in a row, but could not put together any kind of rally. The Ducks got an 8th inning home run from Ryon Healy to put the game away.
The Arizona Wildcats are 0-3 in the PAC-12 after being swept at home last weekend by Oregon State. The Cats look to turn things around in Eugene this weekend while taking on the Oregon Ducks
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The Mole is a game played with an even number of players - minimum is 8. Among the players, there is one mole selected randomly. The mole's goal is to eliminate the other players. (Basically it's somewhat like Mafia except more task based)
There will be many rounds. Each round will have a certain task. Winning in the task ensures immunity for the winner. Each of the tasks will result in a certain amount of points being added to the points pot and to individual players. Those who have no immunity will then answer a quiz regarding the mole. The one who scores the lowest per round will get eliminated. The game ends when either the mole is eliminated or the mole successfully survives the Final Questioning. The player with the most points win. The Final Questioning occurs when there are three people left. All those who were eliminated will then vote one of the three remaining to be eliminated. Discussion takes place in-thread or in some Quicktopics later on. Points System: (At game end) Mole - When not eliminated, will gain an amount equal to 1/4 of the points in the pot. When eliminated, will get none of the points in the pot. 1 of the last 3 (including the mole) - 100% of the pot will be added to individual score. Every succeeding place - 10% will be subtracted from the previous place. The resulting percent will be added to individual score. Participating Players: 1) GladiOoL - 15 2) akrolsmir - 0 4) Two - 40 6) SapphireGhost - 85 7) 0_o - 15 8) Raging Bull - 40 9) Ekaru - 100 10) JInxyjem - -20 11) rust45 - 55 12) Lilac - 0 Eliminated Players: 5) hikari_eniza - -5 3) pieguy1372 - 25 Back-ups: 1) n/a Points Pot: 435 Last edited by NoHitter on , edited 38 times in total.
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oh oh i wanna try \o/
count me in ask random questions and expect random answers
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Well I don't usually do these things but why not
I'll play, sir.
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What incentive does the mole have to sabotage the tasks? Since the mole should be able to correctly answer the quiz questions about himself, he can just sit around and play like a normal player with immunity every day. Since his only condition is to "eliminate the other players" and the only way he can do this is to win when it comes down to 3 players, I see no way to really figure out who the mole is?
Isn't cool enough to have a signature.
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@Lybydose I would speculate that knowing how well you did on the quiz could clue you in to the mole's identity.
Could I get in as a backup? |
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Wah. I don't wanna be the mole. But count me in. (Assuming you said the minimum was 8 and not maximum)
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Electronic Voting and Polling Location Texting
In addition, the state is allowing residents who fled the state to vote electronically.
With many polling locations in Monmouth County and throughout the state changing due to the massive impact of Hurricane Sandy, some residents are finding themselves a little confused.
The state of NJ is attempting to make things easier, by allowing residents to text 877877 with a full address, including town name and zip code, and a polling location will be texted back.
Voters in 30 Monmouth County municipalities have had changes to their polling locations, according to the Monmouth County Clerk.
In addition, the state is allowing residents who fled the state to vote electronically by email or fax with the following instructions:
- Use the internet to download the application. Go to the Monmouth County site at www.visitmonmouth.com, click on the County Clerks Office, and then click on the link for the application for the mail in ballot. Or go the state website at www.elections.nj.gov and click on the Vote By Mail box.
- Complete the application. In the box for a return address, enter the words "Hurricane Sandy." You can then submit the completed application to the Monmouth County Clerk of Elections by email or fax. The email address is firstname.lastname@example.com. The fax number is 732-409-4887.
- Upon receipt of the application, the Clerk of Elections will determine the authenticity of the ballot request by matching voter signatures. Once the voter is verified, the Clerk will either email or fax the ballot and the waiver of secrecy form back to the voter. If the application was e-mailed, the forms will be e-mailed. If the application was faxed, the forms will be faxed.
- The voter must then transmit the signed waiver of secrecy along with their voted ballot by fax or email for receipt to the Monmouth County Board of Elections no later than 8 p.m. on Election Day, Tuesday Nov. 6.
The County Clerk urges residents who are able to vote in-person to do so, and reserve electronic voting for those who cannot get to the polls.
9:26 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Has anyone used this email/fax method yet to vote? If so, what was your wait time after you sent your application before you received a ballot in return? I'm only curious, because I'm still waiting to receive mine. I had to evacuate out of state after Hurricane Sandy, so I'm trying to take advantage of this method to vote. Hope it works. Thanks!
11:13 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Kaitlyn, with all due respect, I was only asking what other personal experiences were with this email/fax method. It was a voter/end-user question on wait times. Not a county clerk question. Thanks anyway, I know you meant well.
Kaitlyn Anness
11:15 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Sorry! Just may be the quickest way to get correct information :)
rita jurakovich
9:53 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
did you email or fax? i can't see how to email since the app has to be downloaded.....
10:30 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Rita, I don't have a smart phone so I don't know how the apps work, sorry.
For me, I had to print out the application form first on a computer, filled it out by hand, scanned it, and emailed the scanned attachment to the email address listed above. Otherwise you have to fax the filled out application form to the fax number above.
The PDF file (application form) is not the type you can fill out on-line if you're on a computer, thus reason why I had to print it out first (I guess because they also want your signature too?). This isn't as easy of a process as it initially sounds.
Well, it's been 3+ hrs since I emailed the filled out application form and I still haven't received a ballot.
rita jurakovich
10:56 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
thanks......i agree. they make it sound so easy to do online but you do have to print out and scan or fax...again thanks for the feedback.


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Im Ev training them to be even stronger then The My First team. I don't know what the best types work best in my teams last evolutions Turtwig-Grass and Ground Dratini-Dragon and fly Pupitar-Dark and rock Aron-Steel and Rock Charmander-Fire and fly Mudkip-Water and grond Im Not sure What TypesWork best together and What pokemon Fit the Team.
Regarding "what types are best and what types aren't" - all types have their strengths and weaknesses. Overall, more things are super effective against Grass but other types aren't far behind.
Two good types you are missing are Electric and Psychic. But the biggest problem IMO is all your pokemon are physical. You come up against a Steelix and he could withstand most of your team. I would try and get a special attacker on there like Jolteon for electric or Alakazam for psychic.
out of all the types fighting, ground, and rock are super agianst the most leaving only 6 types, water, grass, ghost, dragon, fighting, and psychic
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Ambassador Ford has left Damascus but he remains the United States Ambassador to Syria and its people. As the President's representative, he will continue his work and engagement with the Syrian people as head of our Syria team in Washington. Together with other senior U.S. officials, Ambassador Ford will maintain contacts with the Syrian opposition and continue our efforts to support the peaceful political transition which the Syrian people have so bravely sought.


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Teacher |
Teachers teach children to read, write, do math, and much more. They use games, videos, computers, and other tools to teach children different subjects. Teachers show students skills. They also explain information. Teachers plan their lessons before they teach, which can take a lot of time. Teachers try to make their lessons easy to understand. They teach things in different ways so that different students can learn in the way that is easiest for them. Teachers might use a chalkboard, a projector, or a computer. They make posters or worksheets before class starts. Teachers plan the schedule for the day. Most teachers have to teach what the principal tells them. Teachers also assign homework and class projects. They often have students work together to do projects. When students are not doing as well as they should, teachers help them. After class, teachers grade papers and projects. They also create tests. They write students' report cards. And they meet with parents to try to help their children do better in school. Teachers sometimes go to workshops to learn how to teach better. Some teachers also help with sports or other after-school activities. Most kindergarten and elementary school teachers teach several subjects to one class. In some schools, two or more teachers work as a team. Other teachers teach one special subject, such as art, music, reading, or gym. Most middle school and high school teachers focus on one subject. They might teach English, science, or history, for example. Some teach students how to do a job. High school teachers spend more time explaining a subject and less time with activities like games. Teachers work with students of many different cultures. Some students were born in the United States, and some were not. Teachers learn about different cultures so that they can be more helpful to students. Teachers like to see children learn. But sometimes teaching lots of students can be stressful. Teachers also have to deal with children who misbehave. Many teachers work more than 40 hours a week. While most go on vacation during the summer, some choose to teach in summer school. Some take another job. Some go to college to learn more about teaching.
All teachers in public schools must have a teaching certificate and a license to teach. Some are licensed to teach preschool through grade 3. Others are licensed to teach grades 1 through 6 or 8. Some are licensed to teach middle school or high school. Some have a license to teach a special subject. You must have a college degree to be a teacher, unless you are teaching a job skill like how to fix cars. You must take classes in education and practice teaching with the help of an experienced teacher. To be a teacher, you must pass tests in reading, writing, and other subjects. And you have to keep learning. In some States, you have to get a master's degree. You also need computer training in some States. Teachers must be able to talk to children and be good leaders. The students must trust them. Teachers must be able to make students want to learn. They also should be organized, dependable, patient, and creative.
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Job opportunities for teachers over the next 10 years will vary from good to excellent, depending on the place where they live and the subject they teach. Some schools are having trouble finding enough teachers, especially in cities. Today, many schools are looking for math and science teachers as well as teachers who speak a foreign language and who can teach English as a second language. The number of jobs for teachers is expected to increase faster than the average for all occupations through 2018. Many teachers will retire, creating more job openings.
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Yeah, I'm just making this topic so I have somewhere to dump all these for people that want to see. I normally arrange these over IRC and Skype, and don't really use the SSB board much, so if you want to coordinate one with me, that's where to get me.
These are matches I have recorded right now. I'll be embedding future videos and updating the first post accordingly.
(Also something to note is that I often let these videos upload over periods of time during which I'm not here, so if you want to see them as soon as possible, you may want to subscribe. Otherwise, you'll have to wait for me to get up off my ass and actually update here.)
Sub Zero - MATCH 1
Darren ---- MATCH 1
Outlaw ---- MATCH 1 - MATCH 2 Up Next!
Brandon -- To Come Soon
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hi everyone,
i've been running 4.1 for 10 days and trying to understand it as much as i can.
i really like the "resources for you" in the newby area...very usefull. i've been trying to be more familiar with package managing, configuration files when updating and, above all, with the make.conf.
i have a little question for you all:
i've seen that on sabayon,the default in the make.conf is ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~x86" (testing...right?).
what i don't understand is:
is there a "stable" sabayon?
coming from debian, before they froze lenny, i was running it as testing and in my sources.list i had "testing" not the name of the release. this made my switch to squeeze automatic, without any upgrade.
when i downloaded the sabayon iso, i took the 4.1 assuming that that was stable (there was no mention about it's state of development)....but i'm running testing, right?
in this case, according to the road map http://www.sabayonlinux.org/pages/show/id/80/0 what's gonna happen on june 3rd, 4th or whatever those date will be? will the daily update of my system update the version i'm running? is it kind of the debian situation?...i'm confused.
sorry about this post, this is not really a "problem" (so far i'm happy about my system) but just a curiosity.


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