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I have a Gridview that containes some users values. I want to set 2 butons to visible=false if the logon user is "admin". For one user it's working fine, and for another not. I have no idea why. This is my code:
Sub GridView1_RowDataBound(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As GridViewRowEventArgs) Handles GridView1.RowDataBound If e.Row.RowType = DataControlRowType.DataRow Then If (e.Row.RowState = DataControlRowState.Edit) OrElse (e.Row.RowState = (DataControlRowState.Alternate Or DataControlRowState.Edit)) Then Else Dim UserName As String = User.Identity.Name Dim usern As String = DirectCast(e.Row.FindControl("label3"), Label).Text Dim edytuj As Button = DirectCast(e.Row.FindControl("button1"), Button) Dim rola As String = DirectCast(e.Row.FindControl("label1"), Label).Text Dim usuń As Button = DirectCast(e.Row.FindControl("button3"), Button) If UserName.Equals(usern) And rola.Equals("admin") Then edytuj.Visible = False usuń.Visible = False End If End If End If End Sub
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what do u mean by " For one user it's working fine, and for another not. "
May 06, 2012 11:26 AM|LINK
35 | 1 | Kondej | 452ea874-3c9e-4f5d-bb2d-9d25685c1f4a | Kondi75 | admin |
38 | 1 | Kondej | 264a4e7b-f38c-477b-8a3d-cb9b63c9f033 | spontan23 | admin |
May 06, 2012 11:28 AM|LINK
This is data from my database. For user "spontan23" those buttons are not showing. But when I log for user "Kondi75" those buttons are shown for him and it shouldn't be.
May 06, 2012 12:33 PM|LINK
try to make your if statment as following
If rola.toSring() = ("admin") Then edytuj.Visible = False usuń.Visible = False End If
since if you don't the admin see these button just check this condition ,, why are you checking the name?
May 06, 2012 01:54 PM|LINK
It didn't work. I check it on other users and only this one works fine. I mean "spontan23". Maybe it's because of some cookies?
May 06, 2012 02:01 PM|LINK
you only need to check if he is admin right
now your labels are getting data from database.
and in both users role should be admin, try to debug and make sure that rola.toString is "admin"
so check
if rola.Tostring() = "admin" then edytuj.Visible = False usuń.Visible = False End If
May 06, 2012 06:48 PM|LINK
I want to check if user that is logon is an admin. I want to set for that kind of user edit button visible false, so that won't be a situation where there is no admin. But he should be able to change rule for other users.

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De Vitto was born Nov. 1, 1942 in Staten Island, N.Y., a daughter of the late Gerard and Anita McGann. She was a devoted member of Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Survivors include her husband of 47 years, John De Vitto of the home; a daughter, Jean De Vitto of Asbury Park, N.J., and her partner, Beverly Morey; a daughter, Debra Dunbar, her husband Sean, and their children, Julia and James of Fairfax, Va.; a son, John De Vitto, his wife, Tammy, and their children, Evan, Ryan, and Hope of Mt. Pleasant; a daughter, Katie O'Connor, her husband, Colin, and their children, Delaney and Brogan of Winterville; a daughter, Amy English, and her husband, Mike of Vienna, Va.; and a son, Michael De Vitto, and his wife, Nicole of Charleston, S.C.
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(Editor's note: This story contains language that will be offensive to some readers, including a racially charged term.)
Details of the brawl that erupted involving players and coaches following the Huron versus Pioneer football game continue to surface more than a month after the incident.
According to the MHSAA's official referee report from the Oct. 12 game, Huron head coach Cory Gildersleeve physically forced Pioneer coach Paul Test backwards during the postgame handshake. The report also reveals that a Huron player was ejected from the game prior to the melee for describing the Pioneer team with a racial epithet to a referee and throwing his helmet toward an official.
The referee's report was included in Ann Arbor Public Schools' investigation into the incident. Documents were obtained Monday by AnnArbor.com through a Freedom of Information Act request.
Gildersleeve -- who resigned as coach on Nov. 8 -- adamantly denied pushing Test to AnnArbor.com the night of the incident and in many emails to district officials and those involved with the football program since.
However, the referee's report describes Gildersleeve as being verbally and physically combative toward Test after the game.
The report said that Gildersleeve approached Test after the game, accosted him during the postgame handshake and physically moved Test backwards.
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"(Gildersleeve) Continued shouting in Coach Test's face and would not release his hand. The word 'f---' was heard at least twice by officials in his verbal abuse of his opposing coach, as he was physically moving Coach Test backwards. He continued this action, despite an official intervening and attempting to separate the coaches. His actions were the direct cause of a retaliatory push by a Pioneer assistant coach and the start of a fight involving dozens of players, coaches and spectators on the playing field."
(Click here to download a PDF file of the entire MHSAA referee's report. Best viewed at 200 percent, potentially offensive language not omitted.)
As previously reported by AnnArbor.com, the Pioneer assistant coach who struck Gildersleeve was linebackers coach Vince Wortmann, who has since been fired. In an email sent to Pioneer athletic director Eve Claar the morning after the brawl, Wortmann said he saw Gildersleeve "demonstratively berating Coach Test and physically pushing on him," and said that he "ran over and pushed Coach Gildersleeve to remove the threat."
Wortmann declined to comment when reached by AnnArbor.com Monday.
The referee's report and Wortmann's account appear to be in conflict with the account of Huron athletic director Dottie Davis -- who was near the coaches when the fight broke out -- and Gildersleeve.
In an incident report filed with the district, Davis said, "Neither coach touched one another and there was no physical altercation between the head coaches."
Per directive from district officials, Davis declined to comment on any matter involving the brawl when reached by AnnArbor.com on Monday seeking clarification of her account of the events.
The reports also said Gildersleeve had to be "restrained by officials and fellow coaches" and told repeatedly to stop shouting "unsportsmanlike language" across the field during the game.
The report also said Test was restrained by officials while yelling back toward Gildersleeve at the end of the game and criticized Test for play calls at the end of the game. Ahead 35-6 late in the fourth quarter, Pioneer threw deep passes toward the end zone as opposed to running out the clock and ending the out-of-reach game.
Both Test and Gildersleeve were suspended by the MHSAA for their conduct after the game and given additional one-game suspensions from the district.
Gildersleeve could not be reached for comment on Monday. Gildersleeve is a physical education teacher at Huron. Test, a retired teacher, was reached on Monday, but declined to comment per directive from district, but the night of the game said Gildersleeve was pushing him.
The referee's report revealed that the postgame brawl wasn't the only reason for player suspensions. According to the report, with 10 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, a Huron player, "began verbally berating opponents with profanity and had to be restrained by officials."
The player was told to return to his bench by officials, at which point he, "threw his helmet at the feet of the Head Linesman and exclaimed 'F--- it, throw me out, they're a bunch of n------!" and was subsequently ejected and suspended from the next game.
Eight other Huron players were suspended for fighting along with six Pioneer players.
While four Pioneer players sat out the next game, an academically ineligible player - who did not play, but was on the sideline and was involved in the fight - was kicked off of the team permanently, as was an injured Pioneer player who used his crutch as a weapon during the brawl.
The report said the injured player was, "using his crutch as a weapon by striking an unidentified person, breaking the crutch."
The Ann Arbor Police Department is still investigating the incident.
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On the fundamental question--evolution or creation?--Americans are on the fence. According to one survey, while 61% of Americans believe we have evolved over time, 22% believe this evolution was guided by a higher power, with another 31% on the side of creationism. For some, modern science debunks many of religion's core beliefs, but for others, questions like "Why are we here?" and "How did it all come about?" can only be answered through a belief in the existence of God. Can science and religion co-exist?
Director, Origins Project and Foundation Professor, ASU
Founding Publisher of Skeptic magazine and author
Professor of Nuclear Science and Engineering, MIT
Author, What's So Great About Christianity
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Lawrence Krauss is an internationally known theoretical physicist. He is the Director of the Origins Project and Professor of Physics at the School of Earth and Space Exploration at Arizona State University. Krauss has written several bestselling books including A Universe From Nothing: Why There Is Something Rather Than Nothing (2012). Passionate about educating the public about science to ensure sound public policy, Krauss has helped lead a national effort to defend the teaching of evolution in public schools. He currently serves as Chair of the Board of Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists.
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Michael Shermer is the Founding Publisher of Skeptic magazine and Editor of Skeptic.com, a monthly columnist for Scientific American, and an Adjunct Professor at Claremont Graduate University and Chapman University. Shermer's latest book is The Believing Brain: From Ghosts and Gods to Politics and Conspiracies—How We Construct Beliefs and Reinforce Them as Truths (2011). He was a college professor for 20 years, and since his creation of Skeptic magazine, has appeared on such shows as The Colbert Report, 20/20, and Charlie Rose. Shermer was the co-host and co-producer of the 13-hour Family Channel television series Exploring the Unknown.
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Ian Hutchinson is a physicist and Professor of Nuclear Science and Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He and his research group are international leaders exploring the generation and confinement (using magnetic fields) of plasmas hotter than the sun's center. This research, carried out on a national experimental facility designed, built, and operated by Hutchinson's team, is aimed at producing practical energy for society from controlled nuclear fusion reactions, the power source of the stars. In addition to authoring 200 research articles about plasma physics, Hutchinson has written and spoken widely on the relationship between science and Christianity. His recent book Monopolizing Knowledge (2011) explores how the error of scientism arose, how it undermines reason as well as religion, and how it feeds today's culture wars and an excessive reliance on technology.
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A New York Times bestselling author, Dinesh D'Souza, has had a distinguished 25-year career as a writer, scholar and intellectual. A former Policy Analyst in the Reagan White House, D'Souza also served as an Olin Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute as well as a Rishwain Scholar at the Hoover Institution at Stanford. Called one of the "top young public-policy makers in the country" by Investor's Business Daily, he quickly became a major influence on public policy through his writings. In 2008 D'Souza released the book, What's So Great About Christianity, the comprehensive answer to a spate of atheist books denouncing theism in general and Christianity in particular. D'Souza is also the former President of The King's College in NYC,
62% voted the same way in BOTH pre- and post-debate votes (31% voted FOR twice, 24% voted AGAINST twice, 8% voted UNDECIDED twice). 38% changed their mind (6% voted FOR then changed to AGAINST, 2% voted FOR then changed to UNDECIDED, 7% voted AGAINST then changed to FOR, 2% voted AGAINST then changed to UNDECIDED, 13% voted UNDECIDED then changed to FOR, 8% voted UNDECIDED then changed to AGAINST) | Breakdown Graphic
From a Catholic point of view, the proposition is not only wrong, but is not even possible. We have two paths to grasp truth, like two hands, that of faith and of reason. Science is a subset of reason. Since truth is one, they can not contradict each other.
It would be odd if God created the world and didn't intervene in the world. On the other hand, creation is good and God respects the world he has created, so he intervenes only when necessary.
But the proponents of this idea want scientific evidence. St. Paul in Romans tells us that the world reveals to us the creator (Letter to the Romans 1:19-21).
Specifically, Jesus' disciples began to believe in Him, it says in St. John's Gospel, when he turned water into wine. And later Jesus says to his enemies 'If you will not believe in me, believe in the works I do...', refering to the miracles or signs.
Science does the task of telling us what is according to the laws of nature, and what is a miracle.
But to current miracles. All we need to do is point to one instance of a miracle, and we're done, but we'll point to many. Let's start with the resurrection of Jesus, which we celebrate today.
At each Mass bread and wine are changed into the Body and Blood of Christ. In 1970 Pope Paul allowed a speck to be analyzed by scientists under an electron microscope, and the bread had the structure of human heart cells, the blood had the structure of human blood cells. And this miracle happens at every Mass,all over the world.
There is the shroud of Turin and the tilma of Our Lady of Guadalupe - scientists have examined them over the decades and- and concluded that there is no natural explanation for the images.
There are the documented miracles at Lourdes.
St. Bernadette, to whom Our Lady spoke at Lourdes, became a nun and was buried. Fifty years later her cause was opened and she was declared blessed, her body was exhumed and placed in the chapel. Her body, buried in an ordinary grave. when exhumed, was found to be intact. It is now in the convent of her order in France, and can be seen there, stilll intact. There are 50 or so documented incorruptibles, mostly saints but not always.
So science helps us understand the Scriptures, and the creation of God, and helps us identify situations where God has suspended the laws of nature.
there's no wave function for a living creature.
futilitarianism: if life is without purpose then why are the shootings or genocide or war such bad things ? if mr krauss believes life is without purpose, then why doesn't he make a list of people that need killing, then go out and kill them. certainly the world would be a better place with certain people gone. i believe dinesh wrote a book about this topic.
science is designed to make predictions based on observation. science can't refute God because it is outside the scope of science to do so. science can't say that something doesn't exist because we can't predict it. science says that we can predict thing we know about. we don't know about God.
i liked dinesh's example of good and bad being outside the scope of science; especially the analogy with the dog and cat.
isn't it a wonder that so many civilizations realized God independently ?
God's Metabolism
Atheists are created in atheist's image but are blinded and disabled by their own afflicted human nature. Maybe God and spirituality are not dead, just metabolically different as atheists pursue their confirmation bias about religious institutions when their only tool is a hammer called science and every moral nature, including the belief in miracles, a nail. Scientific truth and faith in God are not mutually exclusive. An atheist has faith in scientific truth to exclude themselves from a life with God the creator and live naturally, maybe even morally and ethically. God may not exist for atheists but for a majority of humanity a belief in God, spirituality and the virtues of faith hope and charity are alive and well.
Link to the following excerpt: http://www.cheniere.org/books/gravitobiology/p45464748.htm
… "To state it in more theological terms, man is truly made in the image of his creator. And the image of the creator is the quantum potential of the vacuum. Further, Man—as is every other living thing created by the Creator—is always and forever in direct but hidden communication with the image of his Creator. It is that image mechanism and its adaptive intervention that is the cause of all evolution. The Creator indeed made man—and everything else—out of the dust of the earth. And indeed he activated his creation with the "breath of life." The new physics does not dispose of God; to the contrary, it marvelously and nondogmatically—and scientifically—reveals his ubiquitous presence and his ubiquitous hidden intervention. [Emphasis added-MIRACLES]
In so doing, the new physics also does away with the present scientific nonsense of dogmatic scientific materialism. We are not robots and machines; we are living souls. Our minds and our beings are not captured in the puny electrical discharges of our brains and nervous system, but in marvelous structures pervading the entire universe, everywhere, everywhen, in the internal Whittaker structure of every point in spacetime. Each has a spirit (that which motivates matter), and that spirit is a form in the Whittaker-structures of all the potentials of the universe. Further, the spirit is eternal. Destruction of the physical body does not alter the fact that the individual spiritual form and its every deed, thought, feeling, and experience exists for all eternity, in every part of the universe, directly in the form and image-potential of God. We indeed are eternal, and our true self is nonmaterial and immortal. The shabby treatment of our present scientific orthodoxy in attempting to deny us our spiritual heritage is refuted, and this refutation is scientifically testable. We challenge the present dogmatism to practice scientific method and put it to legitimate experimental test Spend some money and some time, and do it right. The necessary instruments can be developed. The necessary tests can be performed. The necessary results can be shown. And, given those results, the present materialism must be cast aside as an infantile derangement. It is long past the time when science should put away such juvenile things, and get on with a more mature, adult world. If it does this, then science can contribute to the salvation of Man. If it does not do it, it will continue to contribute to the destruction of Man. (Bearden)"
Keeping in view of the whole discussion ,most of the debaters had taken the reference of the Bible while matching or mismatching of the Scientific developments .
I think if all had kept the last Testament /The Quran as reference;they might had observed that Science has covered long distance in various fields mentioned in this book like Astronomy,Birth of child, Universal forces and many others. The left over and the most important for the mankind is the Divine economic system which has not been touched and implemented in the society/world.
I think the debate topic is the real problem. Does science refute God. Since God can't be quantified in any sense for lab purposes then yes I would have to say that science probably does refute God.
The debate seemed to run amok and turned into science versus Christianity.
I think a better topic might have been Can science refute God. Once again God is not amenable to study in the lab and it would seem the thought process would lead down the same road but there are differences because of the question.
When a massive star goes nova and the core collapses to a black hole, science is fine right up to the event horizon. Beyond that boundary we have given a name, the singularity. What is a singularity? Basically the term singularity is science's way of saying we don't know. We can no more see what is happening inside the event horizon than we can peer beyond the cosmic microwave background.
Science is looking at the possibility of a multiverse where for every time I made a right turn, in some other universe I made a left. Very quickly we arrive at an infinite number of alternate realities.
As to creation, the Big Bang. Once again that nasty term singularity shows up. Since we cannot understand singularities we can only look at those we know to exist for some hint of their nature. Non-feeding black holes slowly evaporate. The singularity of the Big Bang did not. It burst giving rise to all that is. The question is how? Was it a random quantum fluctuation or a divine push? If the multiverse idea is correct then each happened giving rise to and infinite number of quantum anomaly created universes and an infinite number of divinely created universes. In which do we live?
god created evolution to help everything created to evolve and create.
Refute god? Maybe refute of existence of god? Or maybe refute which religions interpretations of god? Poor choice of words I think. Since you can only refute the words of people who are claiming god said this or that. Can science refute religion? Definitely. Every religion is so full of sins and other moral crimes, from killing to enslavement, from greed to vanity, and the brainwashed effect that every religious person no longer believes god exists they know for a fact that god exists that religion itself has become ungodly. God's existence is part of a belief system, belief means trust, faith, confidence, opinion, conviction, etc. none of which is proof, fact, or established as truth. So how can science refute god when we didn't actually hear god say anything, if god did say something......now that would be proof.
I enjoyed the show but don't understand the voting. Couldn't the "victory" be rigged simply by many people claiming to be undecided in the initial vote, when in fact they are not?
This was a great debate. I felt like the Con side came into a hostile audience though.
I personally liked the point that was something to the nature of "You cannot disprove God anymore than you can prove a thought."
I have a few comments.
This was the most emotionally charged debate I've ever come across on iq2. Both sides have emotional reasons to push their side.
I would also like to put forth that I have personally seen a tangible, real & verifiable miracle. (young man cured of aids with no real treatment, he was born HIV positive & now tests flat 0)
Best argument from each side (in my view):
Science has no power to say anything about God because God is not bound by it's rules & he operates in realms that cannot be consistently observed.
When one does scientific experiments one must not expect the likelihood of miracles in order for scientific findings to have any reliability.
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Tv On Pc (via Internet) - Any Good?
Posted 29 December 2006 - 09:09 PM
in the past few weeks I have had a lot of enquiries from friends and relatives about this 'watch TV from all over the world on your PC over the Internet' .... I have visited several sites.... including Direct TV Networks , TV on PC Elite , and Satellite TV on PC .
In none of the sites above I could find any free trial or good screenshots of what to find... Neither did I find any credible reviews of the best sites, quality of the broadcast, image size, ease of use, etc.... the only site I found with a 'review of sorts' was Site Review Authority - However it does sound more like an informatial then an actual review ....
the question is - Has anyone here on the forum tried any of these services AND are they any good? would you recommend them?
thanks in advance for your feedback,
Posted 30 December 2006 - 12:31 PM
The quality is not perfect, as these channels are being broadcasted by individuals and depends on there speed that they are using.
The current channels are:
Star Sports
CCTV-5 (Sports)
ONTOP TV (Music)
Xin Zhi
Class News (Italy)
DW TV (German)
Fox News
Phoenix Info
Phoenix CN
CTI News
Hollywood Movie
East TV
Channel V
Comedy Central
The Beauty TV Network
Traffic in Shanghai
Bay Area 101 Northbound
"HITZ" Radio
Salemhill TV
Freedom Channel
LAKERS VS Bobcats LIVE
These channels change all the time and sometimes do not work, so they are not that reliable.
I have not checked the other sites that offer TV via the internet, so cannot comment on them.
Posted 30 December 2006 - 06:01 PM
Posted 30 December 2006 - 10:29 PM
Right now, the player is apparantly unable to connect to the Shanghai-based server to refresh the channel list. This means the list is either out of date or non-existent.
When it works tho, it's not bad. Other players like TVants and Sopcast are also ok, although they don't carry the big US networks as TVU does.
Having said that, ABC (US) disapeared from their offering a few weeks back, and I suspect NBC has gone the same way, as it disappeared a day or two before the earthquakes. The people previously streaming NHL channels got an email from the NHL's lawyers asking them to stop streaming their channels or face legal action.
I suspect once the major US channels all disappear, interest in these internet TV clients will wane considerably.
Posted 08 January 2007 - 09:54 AM
I suspect once the major US channels all disappear, interest in these internet TV clients will wane considerably
Edited by Sofhia Freitas, 08 January 2007 - 09:56 AM.
Posted 08 January 2007 - 04:25 PM
Posted 17 February 2007 - 08:19 PM
Mostly dedicated to Soccer but the programs there offer what you want for free..
Posted 01 March 2007 - 06:50 PM
Keepleft, on Feb 1 2007, 12:25 PM, said:
Thanks Keepleft, looks interesting. Watched a few minutes of BBC news, but it was streaming at 200kbps+ and I've just about used up my 20 gig peak-hour quota for this month. PQ was poor, but it was WS.
I've bookmarked it and will have another play after 11pm when offpeak kicks in (no limit)
Posted 02 March 2007 - 07:42 AM
Keepleft, on Feb 1 2007, 12:25 PM, said:
Had another quick look, yes, seems like there's quite a variety of interesting stuff.
In my previous reply I mentioned 200kbps. That was a slow one. Other programs came in much faster, with better PQ. eg. freetv UK @ 1200 kbps and America One @ 750 kbps.
Posted 02 March 2007 - 02:49 PM
Posted 02 March 2007 - 04:20 PM
Quite funny on the forums for TVU player at viidoo.com - every now and then somone posts "I paid $50 for this program and they promised me 2000 channels..." until someone invariably points out that the software is free and they got duped.
Posted 02 March 2007 - 07:35 PM
Timmy Downawell, on Mar 2 2007, 03:20 PM, said:
Hi Timmy,
I only looked at 'channelchooser', and only tried a few links there. None of those that I tried asked me to register or pay to view.
I'd never tried searching for overseas TV before, and I'm sure there are much better links to be found with specific google searches. However as an introduction to this field the site is useful I think, just to give an idea of the possibilities. When I have some spare time I will investigate further, and find some free to view channels with good PQ.
Posted 02 March 2007 - 10:14 PM
straycat, on Mar 2 2007, 08:35 PM, said:
I only looked at 'channelchooser', and only tried a few links there. None of those that I tried asked me to register or pay to view.
Posted 03 March 2007 - 09:50 AM
Timmy Downawell, on Mar 2 2007, 09:14 PM, said:
I had another look, and that site (channelchoosers) is loaded with traps for the gullible! eg: "100% FREE satellite TV...Register here with email..." then, in very fine print " free access by winning our weekly raffle" !!
The links that are free all seem to be very poor PQ anyway.
Posted 28 March 2007 - 04:24 PM
what you are actually downloading is a file that contains links to certain websites which provide webtv, All of which you can get for free if you search hard enough.
On the show they also gave out a link for a great program that will be released soon called Joost.Its from the same ppl
that invented the internet phone company Skype. http://www.joost.com/
Posted 01 April 2007 - 09:25 PM
Not long now though.......
Posted 01 April 2007 - 11:51 PM
yabbal, on Apr 1 2007, 09:25 PM, said:
Not long now though.......
WTF why are they making it hard to download software I entered my name and password then it came up with Woops!! any help for a non techie user pleaseeee
cheers laurie
Posted 02 April 2007 - 09:07 AM
laurie, on Apr 1 2007, 09:51 PM, said:
cheers laurie
Must have been the beta sw you tried for, as Joost hasn't been released yet.
In the instructions fot beta dl it says:
"....To use Joost, you must have an invitation from an existing user. Until you receive an invite, you won't be able to download the software....."
Posted 14 April 2007 - 04:25 PM
I mean the channels, the website works still.
Posted 14 April 2007 - 11:08 PM
cheers laurie
Posted 16 April 2007 - 07:13 PM


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WASHINGTON — Both of Robeson County's congressmen say it's time for the federal government to stop busting its budget.
"Now more than ever, Congress should pass a balanced budget amendment and stop spending money our nation doesn't have," said Rep. Mike McIntyre, the 7th District representative and the co-sponsor of a balanced budget amendment to the U.S. Constitution. "Our mounting public debt is a clear threat to our economy, job growth, national security and the well-being of our future generations, and it must be addressed.
"I have long and consistently supported a balanced budget amendment in order to ensure that our nation spends only what we take in and that we return to a path of sustainable budgeting."
McIntyre, a Lumberton native and Democrat, used to represent all of Robeson County, but redistricting took all but a slice of the county out of that district.
Rep. Richard Hudson, a freshman Republican from Concord, represents the 8th District, which includes most of Robeson County.
"One of my top priorities in office is to advance a balanced budget amendment," Hudson said. "This is necessary for both short-term and long-term economic prosperity and job growth. Americans balance their budget at the kitchen table. It's nonsensical that Washington can't do the same."
According to Americans for a Balanced Budget Amendment, a national non-partisan organization "dedicated to passage of a balanced budget amendment to the U.S. Constitution," the current national debt is now more than $16 trillion and rapidly growing. As of early Saturday morning, this amounted to a debt of $52,226 for each U.S. citizen, and a debt of $145,819 for each U.S. taxpayer, according to the website usdebtclock.org.
Americans for a Balanced Budget Amendment says the portion of the debt we pay interest on has doubled in the past four years.
"Interest on debt represents the third biggest item in the federal budget after defense and programs (Social Security and Medicare) for the elderly," according to the non-partisan group.
As proposed, the balanced budget amendment would require that total federal spending for any fiscal year be less than the total amount of money received by the government, an increase in the debt limit be approved in the House by a three-fifths vote and the budget the president presents to Congress each year be balanced.
McIntyre said 49 out of 50 states currently have balanced-budget requirements.
"Families all across our nation understand what it means to make tough decisions every day about what they can and can't afford," he said. "Certainly our government should be just as responsible when it comes to the hard-earned dollars of our nation's citizens."


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Good Idea/Bad Idea? Presidential Tears
Are you surprised at my tears, sir? Strong men also cry.
A video of President Barack Obama thanking his campaign staff went viral on Friday. The reason? It featured the reelected president welling up as he reminisced about his humble beginnings in Chicago.
After a long, hard-fought campaign — undoubtedly the president's last — it's hard to begrudge the man a few wistful tears.
But not everybody thinks Obama is genuine, even in this YouTube video of an unguarded moment in front of close-knit young staffers.
We've had a lot of viral moments in this campaign, and as it closes, this one might be the most surprising.
So we put it to you: what do you think of the president's tears?
4:09 pm on Saturday, November 10, 2012
Maybe he was thinking about the murdered Marines in Benghazi? The ones whose calls for help were ignored...
5:45 pm on Saturday, November 10, 2012
Four Americans died in the Benghazi attacks. An ambassador, an foreign service Information Management Officer, and two contractors.
Who are the "murdered marines" you mention?
James Kephart Jr.
4:34 pm on Sunday, November 11, 2012
Just two contractors? They were ex- Navy seals. Not sure where you are trying to go with your comment here, but several media outlets had reported them to be "former marines" - Sounds like you don't like Mike's message... So who is worse, Mike for refering to ex-Navy Seals as Marines, or you for reffering to them only as contractors?
If you don't like his message, then why not just say so? Instead, you try and split hairs and then go on to refer to two bad ass ex-Navy Seals as only "contractors."
John Larkin
4:38 pm on Saturday, November 10, 2012
This is the STUPIDEST article I've ever seen on this site.
Mark McRosen
6:22 pm on Sunday, November 11, 2012
Agreed, it's time to move on and bring this country together. We've had four years of obstructionist politics. I'm not sure what the purpose is here, your choices are restricted and one sided. Time to move on...
7:59 am on Sunday, November 11, 2012
I thought these posts were reviewed before posted???Sell your Chinese junk online !
10:07 am on Sunday, November 11, 2012
How come the choices are only
bad and don't know?
How do you vote for 'it's ok for men to cry?"
11:12 am on Sunday, November 11, 2012
A bigger deal is made about this then it should be. Who cares! He was speaking to his staff, and he got emotional. I am thankful to see a man show his emotion. Exhaustion certainly makes us more emotional - carry on PATCH with news of what is going on around UM and WG.
Gerry Couch
5:27 pm on Sunday, November 11, 2012
Ask former candidate Muskie about crying in politics, how did it work out for him?
Robert Applegarth
6:41 pm on Sunday, November 11, 2012
G. Couch: How about more recently? Ask the current Speaker of the House about his tears? To Obama; Instead of weeping false tears for your campaign workers, how about actual tears for all those service men and women you continue to send into harms way, who are protecting you and the Nation as I write this comment? I would like to say Happy Veteran's Day and thank you for your service, but, OH, you, never served! Get a grip!
8:09 pm on Sunday, November 11, 2012
James K: The claim was that "marines were murdered in Benghazi," while their "calls for help were ignored." The truth is that neither one was ever a U.S. Marine, and neither one was operating in a military capacity at the time. This doesn't make their deaths any less a tragedy - and as such, there's no need for anyone to misrepresent them.
Robert Applegarth: You're correct; our Commander in Chief never served in the military. And you know what? You'd better get used to it. The primary reason that we had a succession of presidents with military experience was because a draft was in effect. President Obama - like everyone else born at that time, was much too young to be subject to the draft.
As such, we can expect to see fewer and fewer presidential candidates with military experience.
Robert Applegarth
9:00 pm on Sunday, November 11, 2012
He wasn't too young to volunteer! His good buddy slick willie Clinton didn't serve either. he got deferments instead. If you served, thank you for your service.
Hope you had a good Veteran's Day.
7:29 am on Monday, November 12, 2012
Big deal... Ronald Reagan didn't really serve either. Oh, yeah, he wore the uniform, but he made damned sure that during one of our country's greatest conflicts, he never set foot anywhere more remote than Burbank California .
I also recall that Woodrow Wilson, who steered our nation through World War I, also had no military experience.
But my point stands... Over the next dozen election cycles, you will see fewer and fewer candidates with military experience, and those of age while the draft was in effect start getting old and dying off. Did it escape your notice that during this past presidential cycle, not only did NEITHER candidate have any military experience, but (please double-check this; I didn't) none of the Republican candidates had any military experience.
7:34 am on Monday, November 12, 2012
When republicans love the usa more then they hate people who disagree with them politicaly perhaps then they elected republicans will do the job of governing this country instead of trying to prevent it.
Cora Rowe
12:06 pm on Monday, November 12, 2012
Didn't really understand the poll, read good idea or bad idea. It's a fact of life, caring people do shed tears when feeling touched
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Photo Courtesy of Fantastic Teeth Fan Club - Allen Masonic Lodge members Carson Doss, Lane Worthen and Bob Black bump fists with first-graders after wrapping up their tooth-decay prevention kit delivery. St. John's Masonic Lodge of McKinney recently distributed 190 such kits to first-graders at Malvern Elementary and Finch Elementary as participants in Masonic Home and School of Texas' Fantastic Teeth program.
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A Mason a day keeps the dentist away.
It's a mantra that's gaining momentum in Texas elementary schools faster than students' plaque can build up.
St. John's Masonic Lodge recently distributed 190 free tooth-decay prevention kits to first graders at Malvern Elementary and Finch Elementary in McKinney, through Masonic Home and School of Texas' (MHS) Fantastic Teeth Fan Club.
The MHS, a charitable organization that has served Texas families for more than a century, implemented the Fantastic Teeth program about three years ago to prevent children's suffering from toothaches, to reduce missed school days due to dental problems and to cut costs for dental treatment.
The prevention kits contain a toothbrush, toothpaste, dental floss, a healthy teeth sticker, a two-minute timer (recommended brushing time) and "Tips for Health Teeth" educational information in English and Spanish.
Through a partnership with lower-income schools and local Masonic Lodges, the program has distributed kits to more than 53,000 students at 627 schools this school year. If used, the kits may prevent dental problems that sometimes amount to $4,000 per child in dental care, Gray said.
St. John's Masonic Lodge, stationed off Kentucky Street in downtown McKinney, last year added kit delivery to its philanthropic initiatives. Through annual fundraisers, including a golf tournament and chili cook-off, and additional aid from Texas Scottish Rite Hospital and other large Masonic organizations, Masonic Lodges raise money for college scholarships.
St. John's typically raises enough funds for $700 to $1,000 scholarships for five to 10 students every year. St. John's Masons meet the first Tuesday every month and partake in additional degrees or programs, such as the recent kit distribution.
"The purpose is pretty much the same everywhere you go," said Jerry Brown, St. John's treasurer and a 52-year Mason. "If a kid needs us in any way, shape or form, a few hundred bucks is going to help."
St. John's Masons assembled the dental kits at the Lodge on May 24 then delivered them to Malvern and Finch the following morning.
"They haven't always had this, but there's a need for it," Brown said. "By doing this, these kids save on dental expenses."
Tooth decay is the most common chronic childhood disease, five times more common than asthma and seven times more prevalent than hay fever, according to "Oral Health in America: A Report of the Surgeon General." Dental problems more frequently affect children in low-income families than other children, resulting in almost 12 times the number of restricted-activity days, according to the report.
Dental issues directly affect educational success for children, with more than 51 million school hours lost each year to dental-related illness, and pain due to untreated dental disease can lead to problems in eating and speaking.
Whether kit recipients use the basic dental tools, the included information may find its way to their parents' hands, and spur improved dental hygiene for them, Gray said.
"Once kids are on their own, they're not dependent on their parents," she said. "Those children can start taking responsibility and may even change the dental routines of the whole family."
But Masonic Lodges, which are eligible to receive up to 300 kits each school year, must start the chain reaction in their respective cities.
Add early dental care to a Masonic tradition that's been helping kids break down barriers for centuries. Their shiny teeth may at least keep the dentist away.
"These kinds of things just make you feel good," Brown said. "It's very rewarding to see smiles on kids' faces."
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When they are stock hood with weight reduction ala painted carbon I beg to differ.
Scoops, humps, bumps, inlets, vents, etc. If it's not OEM and native to that car it looks awful each and every single time. There is not a mod that is universally more FAIL than the hood. Yes I know some swaps and setups mean that you need a cowl hood. I get it. Still looks like total **** to me though. The example I see the most often that turns me off is fox body Mustangs with cowl hoods. Ewwwww total fail EVERY TIME. ZERO EXCEPTIONS.
When they are stock hood with weight reduction ala painted carbon I beg to differ.
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I pretty much agree.
....however, I have an aftermarket hood on my Focus that I'm rather fond of.
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What if those eye-sore cowls are to cover up some high-rise manifold or some monster crate engine they can't fit under a regular hood?
Meh, I think that cowl hood on the Mustang looks great.
I am not a fan of swiss cheese hoods with a retarded number of vents but I don't think all aftermarket hoods are ugly.
something like this, I don't mind at all
The Mugen JDM Integra hood looks better than the flat OEM one :shrug:
For a minute there, I thought that Mustang was my old one. Then I saw the cage and seats.
Here's my car
Here's my thoughts on this. Most of them have terrible fitment. It may not be bad on the sides where they meet the fenders, but where they meet the lights and bumper/grille. That being said, the rest of the panel gap on a fox body Mustang makes it look right at home, and the overall effect of the look of the hood is what people are going for.
I personally prefer a smaller cowl (I had a 4 inch hood on my copper 'Stang and hated it) and the less busy the better, especially with an SN95 car.
I had this hood on my Fox, and I think it looked pretty nice, but it took some work to get it that way.
But the gap at the front is unacceptable, now that I look at it. Crap. It honestly didn't bother me at the time though. Mainly due to this:
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A NACA duct[1] also sometimes called a NACA scoop or NACA Inlet, is a common form of low-drag air inlet design, originally developed by the U.S. National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA), the precursor to NASA, in 1945.
When properly implemented, a NACA duct allows air to flow into an internal duct, often for cooling purposes, with a minimal disturbance to the flow. The design was originally called a "submerged inlet", since it consists of a shallow ramp with curved walls recessed into the exposed surface of a streamlined body, such as an aircraft. It is especially favored in racing car design.
Prior submerged inlet experiments showed poor pressure recovery due to the slow-moving boundary layer entering the inlet. This design is believed to work because the combination of the gentle ramp angle and the curvature profile of the walls creates counter-rotating vortices which deflect the boundary layer away from the inlet and draws in the faster moving air, while avoiding the form drag and flow separation that can occur with protruding scoop designs. This type of flush inlet generally cannot achieve the larger ram pressures and flow volumes of an external design, and so is rarely used for the jet engine intake application for which it was originally designed, such as the North American YF-93 and Short SB.4 Sherpa. It is, however, common for piston engine and ventilation intakes. - wikipedia
Getting air under the hood with minimal added drag is pointless for stock cars, invaluable for turboed/supercharged cars that run hot or have the whole engine bay occupied. Works better than CAI, because it doesn't require all the ducting into the fender well. All these advantages with minimal detractions from the aestetics. It's the opposite of hood scoop and it is awesome.
The only readon I know about this crazy hood is because of Forza 4. I figured it was for rally but I had to research it to find out.
My legend dates back to the 12th Century you see. My legend is quite old. The 12th Century was a long time ago. It was summer and so cold from the snow because it was actually winter or maybe it was Monday. It could have been a Thursday or possibly a Saturday or was it Tuesday though it could have been Wednesday or a Monday.
"GReddy instructed us to install some sort of duct or scoop to direct air to this region for cooling if we intended to use the car on the track. A NACA duct looks way cooler than a scoop sticking up into the air stream, so we decided it would be the way to go."
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"The duct now delivers cooling air directly to the top of the turbine heat shield, which should significantly slow down the rate at which all those heat-wrapped parts still get baked anyway."
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i like the SMS Mustang hood. gives it added agression.
same with the SMS Challenger
and agree with TRD Supra hood
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That means they didn't collect any control data before, or any data after the installation. You can't just guess at this stuff.
At least in this case they basically admitted it was a cosmetic mod -- there's nothing wrong with that. But trying to force it into the "performance mod" without any supporting data is pointless.
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"I'm looking forward to it," Cooper said.
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Connor Halliday, the rocket-armed quarterback who passed for nearly 500 yards in a win over Arizona State last year, has seen only limited practice time since the first of WSU's 15 spring practices, when he aggravated the liver injury he suffered late last season. Halliday had been expected to challenge Jeff Tuel for the starting job, but any such battle will now take place in the fall.
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