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Patrick Oot, general counsel of the nonprofit E-Discovery Institute and special counsel of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (appearing with the usual disclosure that he speaks only for himself and not for the SEC) served as moderator of the session. On Tuesday (January 29), Oot offered a sneak preview in this video, explaining how the panel would be set up like an a.m. talk show. (Think Today, CBS This Morning, or Good Morning America.) For the keynote, Oot was joined by Senior Judge Michael Baylson of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, Magistrate Judge Andrew Peck of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, and Matthew Gillis, vice president and managing director at LexisNexis, which sponsored the panel. 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Mazzo is a senior vice president at Abbott and is not facing criminal charges. In August, in response to the SEC lawsuit, Mazzo's attorney said his client would be fully exonerated after a review of the evidence.
Also caught up in the insider trading case was Hall of Famer and DeCinces' former teammate Eddie Murray, who agreed in August to pay nearly $360,000 to settle federal civil charges. Federal investigators said DeCinces told Murray about the impending takeover. Murray neither admitted nor denied wrongdoing.
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We have designed the LETU digital TV system to support as many digital TV models as possible. To be fully supported on the LETU system your TV, computer tuner card, or other device must have a tuner with ClearQAM support (ATSC support alone is not enough though is also present on many tuners with ClearQAM functionality). As a result, we recommend bringing a quality digital TV with a current tuner (see below).
Recommended TVs
In general we have determined that the majority of TVs work very well with our HD system. While we cannot guarantee that any particular TV model from any manufacturer will work flawlessly, we will endeavor to document all known exceptions on this page as well as to pursue with our vendor support any models not listed on the "Non-Recommended" list which have difficulties.
In particular we have had excellent results with TVs from the following manufactures.
- Samsung
- Vizio
- Most other major brands generally work quite well (including Sony and others).
Non-recommended TVs
Unfortunately, HDTV standards are not yet consistent enough to guarantee that all TVs will work with every digital system. In particular, we have discovered issues with several TV brands and recommend that students avoid purchasing these brands for use at LETU if at all possible.
We have implemented workarounds for some of the issues the TVs below have experienced, but as they may still experience difficulties on the LETU TV system we recommend avoiding them if possible:
- Many TVs manufactured before 2008
- Emerson (may experience audio issues)
- Magnavox (may experience audio issues)
- Sylvania (may experience audio issues)
- Some of the cheapest models of "store brands" or the lowest priced models often available during after-Thanksgiving-type sales. Where budget is a concern, we recommend avoiding these "bargain basement" tv models where possible in favor of value brands like Vizio.
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In cases where TVs are not fully supported there are several digital tuners available that can provide connectivity to LETU's TV system for TVs without proper support. They are available from the websites below however their availability is very limited due to worldwide shortages so we recommend their use only where purchasing a different TV is not an option.
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Councillors' comments at the latest council meeting gave a good indication of the lively debate that is likely coming about how much more residents will be paying for their 2013 property taxes.
The proposed city tax rate increase is four per cent, which includes a one per cent levy for the hospital expansion.
However, this does not include a number of items requested by city departments and local boards which, if approved, would bring the tax increase to 6.5 per cent.
Last Monday night, Ward 2 Councillor Marianne Meed Ward said the city needs to tighten its belt to give residents a break.
"There are people that have lost their jobs, we have a lot of seniors in this community on fixed incomes for whom any increase in their taxes is money out of their pocket for the items they need," she said. "…We have to be mindful of that and six and a half per cent in this economic climate is absolutely untenable for our residents and ourselves."
The four per cent city increase, combined with the Region of Halton's increase of 0.8 per cent and no education increase results in an overall property tax rate increase of 1.9 per cent.
This means residents would pay an extra $18.19 per $100,000 of current value assessment (CVA).
A 6.5 per cent increase results in a 2.9 per cent overall tax impact for an additional $27.91 per $100,000 of CVA.
One additional ask not included in the four per cent is $584,000 for expanded transit service.
Ward 5 Councillor Paul Sharman said that while he agrees 6.5 per cent is too high, some initiatives, such as transit, need to be supported.
"Clearly we have issues with the tax rate, clearly we cannot have a six and a half per cent tax increase, so I'm completely on side with that," he said. "Having said that, there are some things we must do. We've started certain initiatives like transit… and we now need to move that forward a little bit further, invest in that and recognize that will give us gains in revenue in the long run and it will improve service in the short to medium term."
Council approved a 2.29 per cent increase last year, with an extra one per cent for the hospital. There was a 0.9 per cent increase in 2011.
Mayor Rick Goldring said it is unrealistic to expect a municipality whose growth is slowing to maintain minimal tax increases.
"…To think that everything is going to come in at one or two per cent every year I think is unrealistic," he said. "I think we're looking for a reasonable long-term average to be close to inflation. Some years we may be ahead of that, some years we may be below that, but this year it will be a more challenging budget with a potential for a six and half per cent increase. I suggest we're not going to end up there. We're going to end up with somewhere less than there."
Longtime Ward 3 Councillor John Taylor said with the slowing economy, Burlington residents have what he called 'tax fatigue'.
He asked City Manager Jeff Fielding to find further savings in the city's tax base, such as staffing reductions.
"I would encourage you, plead with you, beg you to hurry up with getting a 21st century organization in a slow-growth municipality," Taylor said. "We are still and have been for about eight years putting new people, young people, bright people in old jobs. We have not taken real advantage of the huge number of retirements that we've had."
According to the city, among the approved 2013 increases in local municipalities were three per cent in Oakville, 4.9 per cent in Brampton and seven per cent in Mississauga.
Ward 1 Councillor Rick Craven said the city can only make so many cuts until a breaking point is reached. He said since councillors are not prepared to cut services or close facilities, the tax rate will reflect that.
The resulting increase will be reasonable, he said.
"Alarm about tax rates in Burlington remains unfounded," Craven said. "We saw the data — tax rates in Burlington are entirely competitive with surrounding municipalities. We should not worry disproportionately to what is necessary."
Ward 4 Councillor Jack Dennison and Ward 6 Councillor Blair Lancaster did not weigh in on the preliminary budget conversation at the council meeting.
There are a number of budget committee meetings taking place in February and March before final council approval on March 18.
For information on the 2013 proposed budget and a full list of budget committee meetings, visit the city's website at http://cms.burlington.ca/Page8953.aspx.


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Investigative Committee spokesman Vladimir Markin said the agency had gathered new evidence confirming earlier allegations that leftist activists Sergey Udaltsov, Leonid Razvozzhayev, and Konstantin Lebedev had met with foreign officials to plot mass riots, inspired by the "color revolutions" that ousted authoritarian leaders in several ex-Soviet nations and rattled the Kremlin.
He said their supporters also attended special training abroad to prepare for "organizing and conducting mass riots with the purpose of overthrowing the government."
President Vladimir Putin has frequently accused the unprecedented protest movement that sprung up against his rule last winter of being funded and directed from abroad.
Charges were filed against the activists in October after pro-Kremlin TV showed a documentary-style film alleging they met officials from Georgia in Minsk to plot violent disturbances across Russia. They deny all charges.
Udaltsov told the Interfax news agency Friday that the new allegations were an attempt to discredit the opposition before a major protest planned for December. "This is the latest pile of garbage they're trying to smear on us," he added.
Razvozzhayev's case became a cause celebre for the opposition after he claimed he was kidnapped
Razvozzhayev has remained in custody since his arrest in late October. Last week, investigators refiled 15-year-old charges claiming that he stole 500 fur hats in Siberia and combined them with the riot-plotting case, as well as claiming Razvozzhayev entered Ukraine illegally on his cousin's passport. His lawyer said the charges were an attempt to scare Razvozzhayev with the prospect of being transferred from Moscow to a jail in Siberia, and added that he had received an anonymous letter containing threats.
Recently, the pro-government newspaper Izvestiya also claimed that Razvozzhayev cheated on his wife with a fellow activist and alleged the existence of a video proving it. Razvozzhayev's lawyer, Anna Stavitskaya, has dismissed the claims as part of a smear campaign aimed at damaging his reputation.


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LSU Fan Day activities start at 3 p.m. and run until 6. The LSU football team will sign autographs and meet with fans from 4 to 6 p.m.
This year's setup will have LSU coach Les Miles, the offense and the offensive coaching staff in the Maddox Field House, while the defense, defensive staff and special teams will be located in the Maravich Center.
Fans will be able to meet Mike the Tiger, the LSU cheerleaders, the LSU women's soccer and volleyball teams that day as well. The LSU soccer and volleyball teams will sign autographs from 3 to 4 p.m. at the Maravich Center, while the LSU cheerleaders and Mike the Tiger will meet with fans for autographs and pictures from 3 to 6 p.m. at the Maddox Field House and the Maravich Assembly Center.
The LSU SportShop will also be open that day and will have stores open at both the Maddox Field House and the Maravich Center.
The first 5,000 fans in attendance will receive an LSU Fan Day gift bag featuring the popular football placard poster and sample products from various LSU corporate partners. 2012 LSU Football posters will be available for fans in each facility.
The Mike's Kids Club Fan Zone will be located inside the Maddox Field House where young Tiger fans can register for the club. For a one-time membership fee of $15, kids 12 and younger can join Mike's Kids Club that day. New members to the club will receive an official Mike's Kids Club football jersey, Mike the Tiger digital watch, autographed photo of Mike the Tigers and invitations to exclusive events.
All current members can also pick up their "special offer" packets for only $8. For more information about Mike's Kids Club visit www.lsusports.net/mikeskidsclub.
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I want to stop taking tabs but have been taking them 4 so long now dont know where to start!!!! Can anyone tell me the way to get off on the right foot?
I want to stop taking tabs but have been taking them 4 so long now dont know where to start!!!! Can anyone tell me the way to get off on the right foot?
That best way I know, is to go to a treatment or rehab center. I know that that is not always possible. But it's what I finally did. And it was awsome! This Sat. the
3rd will be my 6 mo. sobriety date. They can get you on suboxen. You will have almost no withdrawl symptoms. I have to go for now but I will post again later. Please think about rehab! It is the best way to go!
I cant do the rehab thing. I am doin this alone because my husband is just as bad on them but he does not want a change. I am just really sick of lookin for pills all the time. I have been clean for 3 days now, I am doin better than I thought I would. te only things is MY HANDS they will not stop shakin and I have no entergy at all!!! Will things get amy better? Please if you know anything that will help let me know I am up for doin whatever as long as I can stay clean for my little girl. PLEASE HELP
LouLou2, YES, Things well get better. But it could take some time. Drink alot of water and take ibuprofen and tylenol alternating. Sleep as much as possible. It well start to get better on day 5 or 6. Keep us posted on your journey to freedom!
I have a 10 year old little girl and I know what it is to have a mother that stays messed up ALL THE TIME!!!!!! I just dont want to have her feel toward me as I do my mother. Everyone is tryin me but as of tonight I am still clean. THANK GOD FOR THAT. I just want to do things right.thank u for all ur advice. Keep it coming.
LouLou2, Are you still reading? Are you still clean? I hope all is well for you!
Hey LouLou
I relate to some of what you are saying. I am 4 days sober and I had tried to quit at various times for the last 10 years. I can be honest now and admit that all those times I never really wanted to quit 100%, I was hanging on by a thread to the love of my life( alcohol). I just desperately wanted to keep it in my life no matter what, no matter how much I was hurting people I loved. I thought I could control it every time. I never could, that is because I have the disease of addiction. I can see clearly now why I was not able to do it alone . The only way I see that I can do it now is by having constant support from people who understand the disease or the addiction. They know what to say to me and they know how to listen to me without judgement. I was drinking initially as a band aid to my very deep seeded problem of jealousy and discontentment with myself. I still feel these feelings , but I am trying to face them now with guidance from AA and the twelve steps. I don't feel wonderful but I know things can get better and I want to improve my quality of life. I am worth it. Keep posting , you are helping others in their quest to sobriety when you do.
How about an NA meeting as a starting point?
See a doctor, too, because you may need a medical detox where they give you "step-down" drugs wo wean you off your substance more comfortably. That is what I had to do.
Hang in there, Sweety. . .
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What tips would you give to someone else booking this tour?
"Check the itinerary for Alcatraz, as we only had a 2 hour gap to visit and you need a full half day, (3-4 hours), including the boarding times & ferry journey across the bay .
There is an addtional local payment of $100 cash per person to cover some of the picnics, but not all. This is not mentioned in the brochure. "
Do you have anything else to add?
The trip notes did not always match the actual itinerary. This was possibly due to a lack of time as the driver was also the tour manager, cultural guuide and walk leader. I suggest that either the trip notes are modified or additional support is given.


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Earthquake are acceptable in tropico because you often want to build better things anyway (buy not enough to knock old one down), but in games where pretty generally you don't have changing needs you really react to by rebuilding earthquakes indiscriminate destruction is just obnoxious. Localised destruction of a fire or such is rectifiable more quickly and urban regeneration of your 'peasant farming area' into a 'farming community' as a result of a localised disaster is extremely satisfying.
Last night myself and Graever both played Portal 2: Cooperative for the first time. I saw a few wobbles in the level design but mostly when we were stuck it was because our wetware was lacking. Portal 2 was a great 'adventure' game, Portal 2 coop is an excellent 'puzzle game with adventuring'.
[SPOILERS FOR PORTAL 2 SINGLE PLAYER FOLLOW BUT YOUVE PLAYED IT... RIGHT? ] GladOS was back on form as vaguely sinister voice, I wish there had been a greater focus on Cave or Apatures past (especially in the, older areas) but the ending of the main course was satisfying and internally consistent both in content and narrative. Honestly its a crime how few people have played this, portal 2 is a husk of a game without it.


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COLUMBUS — Rory Nicol was a freshman on the kickoff return team in 2004 when he was indoctrinated into the Michigan rivalry. He grew up in Pennsylvania, having seen The Game from afar, but never from the sideline. The first play of his first game in the series changed everything.
His job was to set the back wedge on the return, which he did just fine. Then he saw Michigan safety Ernest Shazor charging right at him.
"Shazor knocked me into the third week of my junior year," Nicol said. "He hit me harder than I've ever been hit in my life."
Michigan is 3-8 and suffering through its worst season in history, which spans 129 years, 20 U.S. presidents and 18 Michigan head coaches. But if the Ohio State players and coaches are using that to assume victory on Saturday, they're doing a great job of disguising it.
Michigan enters as a 19-point underdog, historic in a rivalry that has produced some of America's greatest college football games.
Nicol admits that if this were Indiana or Minnesota coming into Ohio Stadium, with this same record and these same players, perhaps the feeling around the facility would be a bit different.
But it's Michigan, and that counts for something.
If this was Indiana, "there would be no rivalry concept," Nicol said. "I never believed it, either, until I was a freshman … It's real. You saw the HBO series on it. There's hatred. There's a huge amount of animosity between Michigan and Ohio lines."
The Buckeyes are in a rare position, since no one on the roster has ever suffered a loss in this series.
Whereas only a few years ago, players went their entire careers without beating the Wolverines, now OSU players have never experienced losing to them. Continued...
It has been 1,823 days since Michigan's last victory in this series. Taken further, that's about 43,750 hours since U-M players last celebrated a win in the rivalry.
Neither team has ever won five straight in the series, something the Buckeyes can do on Saturday. On the surface, there is little reason to believe they won't.
Michigan will be without Steven Threet, its starting quarterback for much of the season, after he suffered a separated shoulder last week in Michigan's loss to Northwestern. The offense has turned it over 28 times, the most in the Big Ten, while Ohio State's defense is second in the league in takeaways with 26.
Michigan lost at home to a Toledo team that entered on a three game losing streak and has since lost four straight, meaning the win in Michigan Stadium is all that is separating the Rockets from an eight-game losing streak.
Michigan ranks last in the league in offense and 105th in the nation, mustering less than 300 yards and 21 points per game.
"I know they know the importance of this ball game, and they're going to play better than they've ever played," coach Jim Tressel said. "I also know the character that transition builds. We're at the end of the year and they've had a lot of lessons and a lot of things that some went their way and some didn't. I know they've got good players, I know they've got good coaches."
The 19-point spread equals 1962, when the Bucks were favored by the same margin and went on to win, 28-0. Of course, seven years later, Ohio State traveled to Michigan Stadium as a 17-point favorite in Bo Schembechler's first season and lost the game, 24-12.
Should history repeat itself, and the Buckeyes lose to Michigan on Saturday, it would rival that '69 game as the greatest upset in the history of the series. Ohio State President E. Gordon Gee isn't predicting doom, but he is wary of 1969 and what happens to heavy favorites in big games.
"I think this is the greatest rivalry in college football. I think that's what makes this particularly dangerous this time around," Gee said. "I think that people can assume too much. I believe this, and I've seen it so many times with college rivalries, and that is when it comes to a rivalry, every rule book should be thrown out and everything that you're thinking should be thrown out. This will be a great football game and we will be in for a titanic struggle."
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Currently Being ModeratedJan 12, 2012 11:14 AM (in response to malenfant)Re: Please publish an hardware compatibility list or your test data for midi interfaces!
Sorry you had a bad experience. Most MIDI interfaces that have a developed drivers will work with the Floor POD Plus and the rest of our devices. The reason we recommend the UNO is because we use one here at Line 6 Support and have found it to be reliable. In general, you can use any MIDI interface as long as it has a robust driver set and doesn't use Class Compliant Windows drivers to connect to your system.
We have published this info in alot of our FAQs: http://line6.com/support/docs/DOC-4287
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Currently Being ModeratedJan 12, 2012 12:53 PM (in response to malenfant)Re: Please publish an hardware compatibility list or your test data for midi interfaces!
Hi Mal,
I'd like to add to David's reply that Psicraft Designs has been maintaining a 'certified' list of MIDI interfaces for use with our Vyzex and Vyzor editors for as long as we've been providing them as bundled and retail software.
Unfortunately, this list is constantly changing so it's an online forum thread at our http://support.vyzor.com site. With regards to putting that content in our documentation, for most of the manufacturers we bundle a software editor to, our mentioning another manufacturer's product on the box or in the manuals is quite problematic: I have had some of our manufacturer partners (not Line 6!) even insist we remove screen capture graphics from our bundled manuals that show rival company USB MIDI driver names listed in the MIDI Ports dialog boxes.
As a general rule, custom driver equipped MIDI devices will work with our editors, and even Windows and Mac class compliant MIDI devices work perfectly well with the Vyzex and Vyzor line of editor software: The Line 6 Pocket POD for example has a built in USB MIDI interface that uses the Windows and Mac class compliant drivers without issues when communicating high volumes of SysEx data to and from Vyzex Pocket POD. Class compliant is really not the issue if you want to run our editors stand-alone (without another app running that wants access to the device too).
The real problem we face these days is one of quality control in the hardware interface market: There has been an explosion in the number of bargain USB MIDI interface cables (the $5 eBay variety) released in the last few years that work for light musical duty (notes, program changes and pitch bends) but can't handle even one longer SysEx message (over 16 bytes long) without dropping bytes. If it's a no-name interface, you should consider it unworthy of connecting an instrument to a software editor.
Secondly, we strongly suggest users employ a dedicated USB MIDI interface: The important word here being "dedicated": If you use an audio interface with a MIDI port added to the back, it will usually not be as reliable for heavy MIDI traffic as a dedicated USB MIDI interface. Corporations tend to focus on only the big stuff these days (not a reflection on Line 6 who are huge on 'total quality') and when the fundamental purpose of the interface is MIDI then they can't cut corners there. If it's an Audio interface, then the audio becomes the main focus and the MIDI only gets a second look when testing for release.
Consequently, we don't recommend anyone that anyone expect their expensive audio interface to also have a top flight MIDI port included in the deal - We've found this is not the case for many of them.
All of this said, your suggestions and positive words are really appreciated - Now that a new generation of retail Vyzor plug-in editors for Line 6 gear is coming we will be sure to put the link to our online interface compatibility list in prominent view of all prospective customers.
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Thanks for the comprehensive response. I hadn't visited http://support.vyzor.com. I think the sticky thread is a good idea. That seems like an appropriate response.
A similar sticky definitely belongs somewhere on the line6 forums. There really isn't anything right now on this site that prominently explains the situation; certainly I don't see how the link David posted is meant to warn anyone off buying an incompatible device.
By the way, my original interface cost £30 GBP from maplin (kind of UK equivalent of radioshack?). That's about $45 US. So price isn't much of a guide. Also maybe that gives an idea why some people might be kinda annoyed once they've been allowed to get to the point of buying an incompatible device.
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Red bush tea is also known as Rooibos Tea. It has originated in Southern Africa and now popularize in many countries. Red bush tea does not have caffeine. Meaning this tea is healthier than any other herbal tea. You can only find red bush in a small area in Western Cape. Red bush teas are usually drank without milk. It has natural sweetener that you don't need lemon or sugar to sweeten it.
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The Spring of the Renaissance in Florence
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Florence show on Donatello and Lippi
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Exhibition at Palazzo Strozzi on the Renaissance
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On the occasion of forty years after the opening of the Porcelain Museum of Palazzo Pitti, Tuesday, March 19, 2013 opening of the exhibition 'Luxury and elegance - Porcelain French court and[...] |
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The National Museum of the Bargello proposed for the year 2013 an exhibition dedicated to some important restoration works of the Museum, recently concluded, that are the result of generous cooperation against the[...] |
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The Medici Chapels Museum will celebrate the figure of Leo X, the first pope of the Medici family, in five hundred years since the election to the papacy. From the angle of Florence, the show will follow the life of John,[...] |
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The Florence Marathon 2013 will take place Sunday, November 24, 2013 b> and it will be the 30th edition of the international classic road race.
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From Sunday, June 16 until the end of July, a series of concerts of classical music and jazz in Pratolino.
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I am using Vaio Update version 5.4.1.04200. Upon checking for updates it come up with the following message...
A new version of VAIO Update is available. VAIO Update cannot be used unless it is updated. Update now?
I click yes, then the icon in the system tray shows it is downloading the update but then after around 1 minute it stops and nothing happens. So, until this is fixed i cannot use VAIO Update.
Any solutions or a direct download link to download the latest version?
If it makes difference my model number is VGN-AW41MF
Hi jugaugh,
I have escalated this to support as I can confirm that you are not the only member with this problem.
In the meantime you can manually download any updates you need from here:
Don't bother with the Vaio Update update as it will make no difference – I have tried....
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Message was edited by: rich912
I had the same problem, but on my second attempt the download completed but took a whole hour and a half. And then after all of that it failed to install. I tried again today but still no luck with the install. It said something about a problem could be caused by McAfee Security Center, but I uninstalled McAfee Security Center months ago. I just don't know what to do now I've now disabled VAIO Update. And now I have the files from this massive uninstallable download on my laptop. Is it safe to delete the files from C:\Update ?
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I am having the same problem. After getting the "A new version of VAIO Update is available." message, I get the following message after about 10 seconds:
"Installation cannot be continued. Check system settings such as Anti-Virus software settings, and run the installer again."
I then disabled the McAfee Virus Checker both within the software and via System Configuration. Nothing worked.
Vaio Update version 5.4.1.04200 was installed on my computer 18 June 2011, but that listed in the Sony website for a VPCW217AG computer is version 5.1.1.04150 dated 26 May 2010.
Hi Robert,
The version available as an update on the support site is certainly confusing, but checking details of the update (5.5.1.09220) that did successfully install on my machine at 8:06am on 08/10/2011 it states that this is only available for automatic update.
I didn't make any changes to my system so assume that the problem has nothing to do with anti-virus.
Unfortunately, as we are in the weekend, it is unlikely that a response from support will be forthcoming until the beginning/middle of next week.
Hopefully, over the next couple of days, it will successfully update.
Can anyone else confirm that Vaio Update has successfully auto installed?
hy some problem with me after i fix my windows again and i fix for 5 times in one day because i think is my recovery cd something wrong and after many "h" tryng witg vaio update it is instal in one time the version 5.5.1.... but again.... i cannot download the update`s from the vaio update from many programs... and really i`m tierd to download al the programs manual.... what i must to do ???? any advice ????
My Update is also not working. After trying to get the Update screen through the 'Start' and 'All Programs' menu it appears to have been completely re-moved form my laptop, also the icon that is usually in the bottom right hand corner has dissapeared. Any suggestions?


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For those of you that have been having MW3 vault rendering and sharing problems, I have found a temporary fix. At first I couldn't get a video to render, it would only render the last second of the game and wouldn't let me watch it. But after I messed around with some older videos I had in my vault, I discovered that in order to get it to render you need to do the following things. First, do not fast forward through the video. Second, choose "cut" instead of "fade" when managing segments. This has worked for me in several videos now, and also uploads instantly to my Youtube. I'm not sure if this will work for everyone, but it should for some. If you have another way of doing it, please share your feedback. Add me on Youtube, or Xbox Live. Also, don't save clips to the same slots in the vault. If you've saved it to slot 1, and it failed to render, save it to a slot that has worked before. There seems to be some redundancy in the slots.
I'll have to try this tonight.
I've made 4 videos and on all four I've FFed on them and after uploading them it cuts the first 7-10 seconds off the vid.
This helped greatly. I can now upload my vids. I believe it has something to do with the slots.
If that doesnt work and you're getting the message Your file has been modified blah blah blah or it is temporarily unavailable, I have 2 tips that allowed me to render videos. First try unplugging and rebooting your modem. Make sure your connections are securely plugged in. Second thing you can try is to turn your xbox off and reboot it. Both of these have worked for me. Hope this helps some of you as I know it's a pain in the ass.
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CBC Alberta @ Noon's Donna McElligott had University of Calgary professor Patrick Finn taking calls on the new way students are using social media and technology in the classroom. It was a great conversation. Callers had a wide range of opinions on the matter. Here is the podcast: calgwildrose.xml If it doesn't open for you, here is the direct link: http://podcast.cbc.ca/mp3/podcasts/calgwildrose_20110412_96303.mp3 What do you... Read More
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All I do is smoke weed and play jazz
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Most importantly do not go to college just to get a degree in something you will not use! Intern in something you are interested in and if you like it enough study that.
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me too; 2nd year at cal polywhat is your minor?
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i was a journalism major with a minor in creative writing. best major and minor ever.
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"google ad technology is internet karma b"
major in marketing and minor in int'l business. shoutouts to my fellow spring '13 class lets finish strong br0s
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no minor, just a major in comp sci -- thinking about getting my masters
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Brussels, 12 September 2012
Letter by President Barroso to the President of the European Parliament, Mr Martin Schulz
"Dear President Schulz,
In my State of the Union address today, I am setting out a clear political vision for the future of our Union. The challenges I outline call for vision, coherence and effectiveness on the part of the EU Institutions. Using its right of initiative, the Commission will bring forward proposals in the coming months designed to respond to the challenges identified in my speech. In keeping with the Framework Agreement between the European Parliament and the Commission and following on from the structured dialogue between members of the Commission and different parliamentary committees, in this letter I set out the main elements guiding the preparation of the Commission Work Programme for 2013 and beyond.
Our overarching political imperative is to reform the European economy to deliver sustainable and job-rich growth. This is a huge task that concerns all sectors of society. Therefore the Commission will present its next work programme through a series of key objectives which will then be delivered through several specific initiatives. These objectives draw on the Parliament's own reflections about key actions for the future. This letter should nourish our continuing political dialogue in the run-up to the adoption of next year's Commission Work Programme (CWP) next month. The Work Programme will cover key initiatives to be proposed in 2013 – the European Year of Citizens - and in 2014, taking us up to the next European Parliament elections in mid-2014. More specifically, it will be designed to secure greater sustainability and to continue delivering all that is necessary to achieve the objectives of the Europe 2020 strategy.
Priority areas
What follows is an indication of work in progress within the Commission. It is also subject to further dialogue between our Institutions. The Work Programme will only be finalised after the meeting of the Conference of Committee Chairs with the Commission on 2 October.
A deep and genuine Economic and Monetary Union
In today's speech on the State of the Union, I announced the Commission's intention to present a comprehensive blueprint for a deep and genuine Economic and Monetary Union. There is a strong consensus that this is indispensable for the future of the European economy. The combination of a Banking Union, a Fiscal Union and of the necessary elements of a Political Union would provide the secure platform needed to build sustainable growth, employment and competitiveness.
We are already advancing this agenda through the concrete proposals for a single supervisory mechanism for banks which the Commission has just adopted and which, together with the existing proposals on banking capital requirements, deposit insurance and bank resolution, will require priority attention from the European Parliament and the Council in the coming months. In addition I hope that we can swiftly finalise adoption of the two pack proposals tabled by the Commission last year.
At the same time, economic renewal will only succeed if it is rooted in a sense of fairness and equity. The Commission will therefore step up efforts to tackle tax fraud and evasion and ensure that all sectors pay a fair contribution to the public purse. It is urgent that the Council agrees on the revised Savings Tax Directive and mandates allowing the Commission to negotiate stronger savings tax agreements with neighbouring countries. It is now clear that the proposal for a Financial Transaction Tax, which I set out to you in my State of the Union address last year, has to move forward under enhanced cooperation. The Commission will respond positively and rapidly to any request to go in this direction.
Examples of future measures to be set out could include:
Further proposals to complete the regulatory framework for financial services and the banking union, e.g. legislation to address systemic risks related to non-banks and shadow banking and further measures to reinforce the identifications and the prevention of risks in banking activities
As part of the ongoing deepening of the economic governance of the EU, further development of ex ante coordination of and support to Member States' economic policy reform plans in the context of the European Semester
Action to boost the provision of long-term financing to the real economy
An action plan to combat tax fraud and tax evasion
Proposals dealing with tax havens and aggressive tax planning by companies
Proposals on retail banking including transparency on fees and increasing consumers´ ability to switch banks
Boosting jobs and growth in the Single Market and a new industrial policy
Technological development and global change are two key challenges for Europe today. Turning them into opportunities for growth requires action to improve the attractiveness of investment in the EU and to foster entrepreneurial spirit within the EU so that new businesses can and will emerge and thrive. The Commission will continue to press for reforms to make the Single Market deliver on its full potential, notably through a further Single Market Act which will be proposed in October. Also in October 2012, the Commission will present proposals for a modern industrial policy, followed by an Action plan to contribute to a more entrepreneurial Europe during the autumn and an initiative in the automotive sector by the end of the year. The European dimension needs to be exploited to the full if the potential of innovation is to be realised, to remove the stigma of business failure, and to ensure investment is made now in the industries that will be the bedrock of the European economy of the future.
Building on these key proposals the Work Programme could also include initiatives to:
Create new state aid rules for research, development and innovation
Intensify work on standards, certification and labels
Modernise our approach to intellectual property rights
Stimulate and leverage private investment as well as access to capital, notably for SMEs
Develop a new European approach to business failure and insolvency
Ensuring social cohesion through investing in people
The EU must continue to take the steps at the European level which can help to address the unemployment faced by millions today. Special attention must continue to be given to young people, who are particularly affected by the unemployment situation. We must also take into account in our approach the long term challenge of an ageing society and the need to equip Europeans with the global skills that will be critical for the development of businesses and hence for job creation and our future prosperity. Gearing up the European labour market to boost employability will be vital to re-launching growth, modulating action to address different groups like the vulnerable or the highly skilled and taking advantage of stronger innovation in education and training systems and employment services.
Examples of future measures that could be included in the Work Programme are initiatives to:
Deliver a social investment package
Facilitate free movement for workers
Improve the labour market access of vulnerable groups
Expand the Youth initiative on employment and mobility
Networking Europe
Effective networks will be central to Europe's future prospects and this is an area where the European dimension is particularly essential to success. Investing in modern infrastructure and the digital economy unlocks growth across the single market as a whole. Network industries in Europe need to be resilient, secure and competitive, exploiting innovation to the full. The Commission is working to ensure that Europeans are able to go online anywhere, anytime and through any device by 2015 and that by 2020 the EU should be fully interconnected across borders and networks. We need to "connect to compete" and to do more to create a true European transport area with European rules. The Commission will continue to build a competitive, resource efficient and intelligent transport system, in particular with a new railway package and an initiative on clean transport to be adopted by the end of the year. We will also continue to build on our integrated maritime policy. The Work Programme could include measures to:
Use technology to break down the barriers between networks, ensure better network security and improve consumer choice
Free up bandwidth through an active EU spectrum policy and create the right framework to explore the full potential of cloud computing
Launch a new phase in the Single European Sky
Align VAT systems to prevent distortions and make business easier in cross-border eCommerce.
Sustainable and efficient resource use
The future European economy needs to use existing resources more efficiently and reduce its greenhouse gas emissions. Moving in this direction can also release potential for innovation and hence for growth with a direct bearing on prosperity and jobs.
The Work Programme could include initiatives to:
Frame climate and energy policy to give a long-term perspective for investment beyond 2020
Galvanise the technological opportunities to boost energy efficiency in the transport sector
Revise the air quality directives
Enable the development of smart energy grids and smart metering
Follow up on Rio +20
Safe and secure Europe
The EU is built on the strong foundations of fundamental rights and the rule of law. One of the EU's greatest achievements is the freedom it offers to our citizens to live, travel, work and do business in other EU Member States. When we are effective in tackling crime or corruption or when we control our external borders effectively, we are protecting these rights and freedoms. We also have responsibilities – to reinforce the instruments to face potentially difficult situations related to migration, to safeguard health and food safety, to respond effectively to man-made or natural disasters, and to offer a safe haven to those facing persecution.
Actions to be set out in the Work Programme could include measures to:
Combat money laundering and the funding of terrorism
Improve the circulation of information on criminal records
Establish a European Public Prosecutor's Office to protect the financial interests of the Union
Revise the nuclear safety directive and make proposals on nuclear liability, insurance and on nuclear emergency preparedness and response
And a report on citizenship that will highlight the need for stronger action to remove obstacles preventing our citizens from drawing the full benefits that EU membership offers.
Europe as a global actor
The EU has a wide range of global objectives, from pursuing our values, to pursuing our economic interests, to promoting development. A united EU, speaking and acting as one, is the most effective way to pursue these interests.
During the period covered by the Work Programme, the Commission will be working on:
Implementing our multi-pronged strategy (financial assistance, trade and mobility) to support political and economic reforms in our neighbourhood
Enhanced trade and investment with strategic partners, as well as multi-sector cooperation
Preparing further work on the delivery of the Millennium Development Goals and taking an active role in the international debate on the post-2015 global development goals
The next annual Enlargement Package
Launching an Emergency Response Centre that will help our Member States to deal with natural and manmade disasters and further strengthen Europe's crisis response in third countries
Investing for the future: agreeing and delivering a forward-looking MFF
The work of the Commission over the next year will also be very heavily driven by work to put in place the next generation of investment from the EU budget and the preparation of the implementation of the next MFF that should be adopted still this year. Parliament's role in securing a budget and own resources that match the task will be key to maximising the potential of the EU budget to deliver and the Commission will work closely with the Parliament to conclude all of the sectoral legislation that will enable the EU to implement a pro-growth, modernising multi annual budget. The support of the Parliament for the adoption of initiatives such as the Connecting Europe Facility and Horizon 2020 will play a key role in this context, in addition to its ongoing support for a strong common agricultural policy and cohesion.
Reinforcing democratic accountability in the European Union
Deeper integration requires further political integration and a high level of democratic accountability. We need to guarantee effective democratic oversight and reassure citizens that this project is their project – not just a project of the political and economic elites. The Commission proposal for a Regulation on the Statute and funding of European political parties and European political foundations – adopted today – is an important step in the creation of a genuinely European political space. More can and must be done in this respect. In line with today's speech, the Commission wishes to engage in a reflection with the European Parliament on the appropriate measures, both regarding the parliamentary scrutiny and accountability of current policy making and with a view to the appropriate framework for the next elections of the European Parliament.
A work programme that delivers
These key objectives will frame the translation of the broader vision into concrete actions over the coming years. In finalising the individual initiatives for the Commission Work Programme, the Commission will:
Front-load the measures with the biggest impact on growth and job-creation. It will prioritise initiatives which can produce results rapidly, while in parallel laying the ground for long-term sustainability. Priority will be given to implementing the recently agreed Growth Compact.
Seek to ensure that the EU and the national levels act in tandem to secure the greatest benefits. That is why the deepening of the Europe 2020 approach is so important to the successful pursuit of growth and jobs.
As always the measures highlighted in the Work Programme only cover part of the workload of the Commission. All the Institutions will be stretched in giving priority to the finalisation of proposals already on the table and helping to ensure that the measures agreed are effectively implemented. For the Commission, this means focusing our resources on proposals on which political agreement can be achieved before mid-2014, while applying the highest standards of smart regulation. In this context, I would like to take the opportunity to inform you of the Commission's intention to withdraw its proposal for a Regulation on the exercise of the right to take collective action within the context of the freedom of establishment and the freedom to provide services ('Monti II').
Today's State of the Union debate will be another important building block in our dialogue to shape this prioritisation. I look forward to hosting the third meeting between the Conference of Committee Chairs and the College on 2 October. The Commission will also thoroughly examine the resolution on Parliament's priorities for 2013, which has been adopted this week. I consider it an important indication of our converging priorities that a considerable number of the initiatives on which Parliament and its committees have been reflecting are being actively worked on by the Commission at the present time. It is foreseen that some of these will be adopted by the Commission later this year.
In the past few years, the EU has proved itself an indispensable player in the struggle to tackle the crisis. Together, we have provided targeted solutions to immediate urgencies. And we have kept the focus on Europe's long-term challenges. We have put in place a new system of economic governance, we have reshaped our system of financial regulation and supervision, and we have kept growth and jobs at the core of our work. The close partnership between our institutions has already delivered. Now we have to drive ahead, with the right balance between sound public finances, structural reform and targeted investment. I look forward to working with the Parliament to deliver an effective programme for action over the coming year.
José Manuel BARROSO"


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Originally Posted by ISF Well, the front office brass must have agreed with Crazy Horse, they put in a claim on Babin after all. Chris Russell surmised that he would have played DE in nickel or obvious passing situations and would not have been a standup OLB to replace, for example, Rob Jackson. while he would have helped the pass rush, all teams would have to do in that situation is audible to the run and run right past him for a first down . . . eagles fans sure are sad he is gone . . . and i am sure not sad that jacksonville got him
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Raiders defensive tackle Desmond Bryant was arrested Sunday morning on a misdemeanor charge of criminal mischief. (Miami-Dade Corrections) |
We probably wouldn't even be discussing his arrest right now ... if it weren't for that unfortunate mug shot.
Now I don't want to make fun of the man -- like I said, not his finest moment. I'll just describe the mug shot as "unflattering" and let it go at that.
Bryant, who was held on $1,000 bond after being booked at 9:24 a.m. Sunday, has 10 1/2 sacks in four seasons with the Raiders and is due to be an unrestricted free agent on March 12.
Can you imagine potential employers searching for information about Bryant online and that's what pops onto their screens? Not exactly an ideal situation for someone who will be looking for a job in just a couple of weeks.
Sean Fine wears RG3 socks while accepting Oscar
Will Tom Brady lead the Patriots back to the Super Bowl?
Open competition for Jags QB spot: Blaine Gabbert vs. ... ummm


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