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Note: Visit the Adobe Reader Help and Support page for help with top issues.
What's Covered
Beginning troubleshooting
Intermediate troubleshooting
Advanced troubleshooting
This document can help you resolve system errors that occur while you use Adobe Reader on Windows 2000 or XP. System errors can manifest themselves as a blank or flickering dialog box, a frozen cursor or screen, or one of the following errors:
-- A blank or flickering dialog box
-- A frozen cursor or screen
-- A blue screen
-- An unexpected restart
-- An error such as any of the following:
A STOP error
"Fatal System Error."
"Application Error."
"Reader caused a General Protection Fault in module [filename]."
"Reader caused an Invalid Page Fault in module [filename]."
"Reader has encountered a problem and needs to close."
"The instruction at '[memory address]' referenced memory at '[memory address]'. The memory could not be 'read'."
"[filename] has generated errors and will be closed by Windows."
Different factors can cause system errors, including conflicts among device drivers, software, and hardware, and corrupt elements in specific files. Although a system error may occur only when you work with Adobe Reader, Adobe Reader may not necessarily be the cause--it may be the only application that is memory- or processor-intensive enough to expose the problem.
To benefit most from this document, perform the tasks in order. Keep track of the tasks you perform and the results of each, including errors or other problems. Adobe Technical Support can use this information to better assist you, should you need to call.
Beginning troubleshooting
The tasks in this section can help you resolve the most common system errors. Always restart the computer after a system error occurs to refresh its memory. Continuing to work without restarting the computer may compound the problem.
Note: Some of these tasks require you to locate hidden files or folders, or files by their full file names, which include extensions (for example, filename.ini). By default, Windows Explorer doesn't show hidden files, hidden folders, and filename extensions it recognizes.
To show hidden files, hidden folders, and all filename extensions in Windows Explorer:
1. In Windows Explorer, choose Tools > Folder Options.
2. Click the View tab in the Options dialog box.
3. Select Show Hidden Files And Folders.
4. Deselect Hide File Extensions For Known File Types.
5. Click OK.
1. Make sure that the system meets the minimum requirements for Adobe Reader.
Adobe Reader 8 may not run correctly if the system doesn't meet the following requirements:
-- Intel Pentium processor
-- Microsoft Windows XP Professional or Home Edition (Service Pack 1 or 2), Windows 2000 (Service Pack 2), Windows XP Tablet PC Edition, Windows Server 2003, or Windows NT (Service Pack 6 or 6a)
-- 128MB of RAM (256MB recommended)
-- Up to 90MB of available hard-disk space
-- Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 (or higher), Netscape 7.1 (or 8.0), Firefox 1.0, or Mozilla 1.7
2. Install the latest version of Adobe Reader.
The latest version of Adobe Reader may be more compatible with your operating system and hardware drivers. Before you install an update or upgrade, make sure that the system meets the requirements.
The free Adobe Reader is available from the Adobe website at http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html .
3. Run Adobe Reader while no applications are running in the background.
Some applications that run in the background may cause system errors or freezes when running concurrently with Adobe Reader. You can identify these applications and disable them before starting Adobe Reader. To identify problematic applications that run in the background, remove applications from the Startup folder and close those that are specified in the registry to start automatically.
-- To disable startup items and services (Windows XP):
1. Quit all applications.
2. Choose Start > Run, type msconfig in the Open text box, and click OK.
3. Click the Startup tab and the Services tab. Record all unselected items.
4. Click the General tab, and choose Selective startup.
5. Deselect Load Startup Items. Verify that Process System.ini File, Process WIN.INI File, and Load System Services are checked.
6. Click the Services Tab, and check Hide All Microsoft Services
7. Click Disable All.
8. Click OK, and restart Windows.
9. Right-click icons in the Notification Area (called the System Tray in earlier versions of Windows) to close or disable any startup items that are still active.
Note: Upon reboot, you'll be notified that the System Configuration Utility has made changes to the way that Windows starts up. Click OK, and when the System Configuration Utility appears click Cancel.
Then, try to re-create the problem:
-- If the problem doesn't occur, one of the startup items conflicts with Adobe Reader. Reenable startup items one at a time, testing each time until you determine which item is causing the conflict. Then contact that item's developer for an update, if available.
-- If the problem recurs, startup items aren't the cause and you can reenable startup items and services.
-- To reenable startup items and services (Windows XP):
1. Choose Start > Run, type msconfig, and click OK.
2. Choose Normal Startup on the General tab, click OK, and restart the computer.
Note: You will need to deselect any recorded unselected items after you select Normal Startup.
-- To disabled startup items and processes (Windows 2000):
Note:Windows 2000 does not have the MSConfig utility for disabling start items. You can disable the items manually.
1. Quit all applications.
2. In Windows Explorer, move all icons and shortcuts from the following folders to another folder:
-- Documents and Settings/All Users/Start Menu/Programs/Startup
-- Documents and Settings/[user profile]/Start Menu/Programs/Startup
3. Restart Windows.
4. Right-click the taskbar, and choose Task Manager from the pop-up menu.
Note: The simplest method to shutdown all remaining programs is to disable processes that are not required for the system to run. Without a strong understanding of the Windows 20000 architecture you can typically reduce the number of process down to 19. If the process is not in the required process list, disable the process following the steps below.
5. Click the Processes tab.
6. Select an process, click End Process, choose Yes.
Important: Do not disable the following required processes: wuauclt.exe, WinMgmt.exe, WINLOGON.EXE, TASKMGR.EXE, System Idle Process, System, svchost.exe, spoolsv.exe, SMSS.EXE, SERVICES.EXE, regsvc.exe, mstask.exe, LSASS.EXE, explorer.exe, CSRSS.EXE
Note: You will need to disable these processes every time you need to reboot the computer.
Then, try to re-create the problem:
-- If the problem doesn't recur, then move the icons and shortcuts back to the Startup folder one at a time and restart the computer until you determine which item is causing the conflict. Then contact that item's developer for an update, if available.
-- If the problem recurs, then startup items aren't the cause and you can reenable them.
-- To reenable the startup items when you are finished (Windows 2000): Move the icons and shortcuts back to their respective Startup folders, and restart the computer.
4. Troubleshooting plug-ins conflicts in the Adobe Reader Plug-ins folder.
Determine whether the problem is being cause by plug-ins.
To troubleshoot plug-in conflicts:
1. Start Adobe Reader without any plug-ins running.
a. Double click on the Adobe Reader shortcut on the Desktop.
b. Immediately after double-clicking, press and hold the left Shift key on the keyboard.
-- If the Comments menu item is not present, then close Reader and repeat step 1.
-- If the Comments menu item is present, then proceed to step 2.
2. Attempt to reproduce the error.
-- If the problem goes away, then proceed to step 3.
-- If the problem persists, then proceed to step 5.
3. Close Adobe Reader.
4. Remove third-party plug-ins from the Reader plug-ins folder. The default location for the Reader Plug-ins folder is Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 8.0\Reader\Plug_ins.
5. Start Adobe Reader and attempt to reproduce the error.
-- If the problem does not occur, then proceed to step 8.
-- If the problem recurs, then proceed to step 6. Leave the third party plug-ins out of the Adobe Reader plug-ins folder.
6. Move all remaining plug-ins into a new folder.
7. Restore one Adobe Reader plug-in at a time and attempt to reproduce the error.
-- If the problem recurs, then record the plug-in name, move the plug back to the new folder, and repeat step 6. After you test all of the Adobe Reader plug-ins, proceed to step 9.
-- If the problem does not occur, then repeat step 6 with the next plug-in.
8. Move one third-party plug-in back to the Reader plug-ins folder and attempt to reproduce the error.
-- If the problem doesn't occur, then repeat steps 8 with another third-party plug-in.
-- If the problem recurs, then contact the developer of the plug-in for assistance with there plug-in.
9. Run a detect and repair on Adobe Reader with the corrupted Reader plug-ins removed from the Reader folder.
a. Remove all corrupted plug-ins recorded in step 7 from the Reader plug-ins folder.
b. Choose Start > Control Panel, and double click Add Or Remove Programs.
c. Select Adobe Reader and click Change.
d. When prompted, confirm that you want to repair Reader.
5.Re-create the Adobe Reader preferencesfolder.
Re-create the Adobe Readerpreferences folder to eliminate problems that damaged preferences files might cause.
Note: Color management preferences and other settings will be affected by using this solution. The majority of the Adobe Reader preferences are stored within the registry.
To re-create the Adobe Readerpreferences folder:
1. QuitReader.
2. In Windows Explorer, go to Documents and Settings\[username]\Application Data\Adobe\Acrobat\8.0 folder and move the Preferences folder to another location (for example, C:\Temp).
3. Start Adobe Reader. Adobe Reader creates a new Preferences folder.
If the problem recurs after you re-create the Adobe Reader preferences folder, then the problem isn't related to the Preferences folder. To restore custom settings, drag the file you moved in step 2 back to its original location, and then click Yes to replace the new Preferences folder.
Intermediate troubleshooting
If the tasks in the previous section don't solve the problem, try the following intermediate troubleshooting tasks.
6. Run Detect And Repair while no other applications are running.
1. Quit all applications and restart Windows.
2. Choose Start > Control Panel, and double click Add Or Remove Programs.
3. Select Adobe Reader and click Change.
4. When prompted, confirm that you want to repair Reader.
5. After the repair is complete, restart your computer.
7. Reinstall Adobe Reader in a simplified Windows mode.
Because device drivers can interfere with opening or installing files, restart Windows in a simplified mode to disable the device drivers, and then install Adobe Reader.
1. Disable startup items and services. (See Section 3 of this document for more information.)
2. Reinstall Adobe Reader.
a. Choose Start > Control Panel, and double click Add Or Remove Programs.
b. Select Adobe Reader and click Change.
c. When prompted, confirm that you want to remove Reader.
d. Reboot.
e. Download the appropriate version of Adobe Reader from the Adobe website at http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html .
f. Run the downloaded installation file.
g. Verify Adobe Reader is functioning properly before re-enabling startup items.
3. Reenable startup items and services. (See section 3 of this document for more information.)
8. Update the video driver.
Many manufacturers of video display adapters frequently update their software drivers. If you haven't updated the display adapter driver recently, contact the video card manufacturer for an updated driver, or download one from the manufacturer's website. (To determine the manufacturer of the video card, view the card's properties in Device Manager.) You can often determine if the video driver is outdated by changing the color-depth and resolution of the video card or by disabling graphics hardware acceleration.
To change the color-depth and resolution of the video card:
1. Choose Start >Control Panel.
2. Double-click Display, and then click the Settings tab.
3. Change the color-depth using the Color quality menu.
Note: Reader performs optimally at 16bit color. Please increase or decrease the color depth depending on the current setting.
4. Change the resolution using the Screen Resolution slider.
Note: Reader preforms optimally at 800x600. Please increase or decrease the screen resolution depending on the current setting.
5. Click Apply, and then click OK.
6. Restart Windows and Adobe Reader. If the problem no longer occurs, contact the video card manufacturer for an updated driver.
To disable graphics hardware acceleration:
1. Choose Start > Control Panel.
2. Double-click Display, click the Settings tab, and then click Advanced.
3. Click the Troubleshooting tab.
4. Move the Hardware acceleration slider to None.
5. Click OK to accept the new setting, and then click OK to close the Display Properties window.
6. Restart Windows and Adobe Reader.
7. Attempt to reproduce the issue.
-- If the problem no longer occurs, then contact the video card manufacturer for an updated driver.
-- If the recurs, then proceed to the next step, "Verify that device drivers are compatible with Windows."
9. Verify that device drivers are compatible with Windows.
Device drivers are files that allow Windows to communicate with devices such as scanners, video cards, mouse devices, and keyboards. Contact the device manufacturer to make sure that you have the latest driver for it.
To check for device driver problems:
1. Choose Start > Control Panel
2. Double-click System, click the Hardware tab, and then click Device Manager.
3. Click the plus sign (+) to the left of each device type.
4. If a device appears with a black exclamation mark (!) in a yellow circle, right-click that device, and choose Properties from the pop-up menu.
5. Check the properties for the device:
-- Check the Device Status field: If the device isn't working properly, information in this field can help you troubleshoot the problem.
-- If the Properties dialog box has a Driver tab, click it. If the Driver tab doesn't indicate the driver provider, click Driver Details. If Microsoft is the provider, you probably have a generic driver and should obtain the most recent driver provided by the device manufacturer.
10. Install the latest Microsoft Windows update.
Updates to Windows (also called Service Packs) improve its performance and compatibility with other applications. Although each version of Adobe Reader requires a Service Pack (see the system requirements in task 1 of this document), a more recent Service Pack can further improve performance. Service Packs typically include updated device drivers and other updated system components. You can obtain Service Packs from the Microsoft website at www.microsoft.com . For assistance installing a Service Pack, contact Microsoft Technical Support.
If you reinstall an application or Windows after you install the latest Service Pack, then reinstall the Service Pack. Some applications install commonly used system files, overwriting the updated versions installed by the Service Pack.
11. Disable hard disk compression.
Disable hard disk compression, which can interfere when Reader attempts to store and access files and resources. For more information, see the documentation for the compression software, or see the Windows documentation for compression included with Windows.
12.Optimize handling of temporary files by Windows.
Windows and applications store working data in temporary (.tmp) files that they create on the hard disk. Excessive or outdated temporary files can interfere with performance of Windows or applications. Delete temporary files, and make sure that at least 50 MB of free space is available on the hard disk to which temporary files are written.
To make sure that at least 50 MB of free space is available on the hard disk to which temporary files are written:
1. Quit all applications.
2. Choose Start > Control Panel > System.
3. Click the Advanced tab, and then click Environment Variables.
4. In the User Variables For [user profile] section, locate TEMP in the Variable column, and note the folder listed in the Value column. If the complete pathname for the folder isn't visible, double-click TEMP in the Variable column, and note the folder name in the Variable Value box.
Note: If a TEMP variable doesn't exist, contact your system administrator for assistance.
5. In Windows Explorer, verify that the folder you noted in step 4 exists on a noncompressed disk partition that has at least 50 MB of free space:
-- If the folder doesn't exist, create it: Right-click the drive, choose New Folder from the menu, and type the folder name you noted in step 4 (for example, Temp).
-- If the disk doesn't have enough free space, then create additional space by removing unnecessary files. To determine the amount of free space, right-click the drive and choose Properties from the menu.
To delete temporary files:
Note: Repeat this procedure periodically. Windows deletes temporary files when Windows and applications close normally. When Windows or an application crashes, however, temporary files can accumulate on the hard disk.
1. Choose Start > Run, and type cmd (Windows XP, 2000) or command (Windows 98) in the Open text box. Click OK.
2. Type the following commands and press Enter after each command:
cd "C:\Windows\Temp"
Important: Verify that the command prompt reads C:\Windows\Temp before you enter the next command. Initiating this command at other hard drive locations can damage your Operating System. Adobe provides this information as a courtesy only and is not responsible for issues you may encounter if you run this command in an incorrect location.
del *.* /s /q
3. Microsoft Windows will delete all unprotected files from the Windows Temporary directory and then return to a blinking command prompt. When it has return to the blinking command prompt, type the following commands and press Enter after each command:
cd %temp%
Important: Verify that the command prompt reads C:\Documents and Settings\Username\Local Settings\Temp before you enter the next command. Initiating this command at other hard drive locations can damage your Operating System. Adobe provides this information as a courtesy only and is not responsible for issues you may encounter if you run this command in an incorrect location.
del *.* /s /q
4. Type exit to close the Command.com window.
13.Check for font problems.
To determine whether a font causes the problem, reduce the number of active fonts by moving the font files to another location:
Note: Don't remove the fonts installed by Windows. For details, see the Microsoft website.
1. Create a new folder (for example, C:/TrueType).
2. Navigate to the fonts folder.
-- On Windows XP: Open the Windows/Fonts folder.
-- One Windows 2000: Open the Winnt/Fonts folder.
3. Move font files, excluding those installed by Windows, from the Fonts folder to the folder you created in step 1.
4. Move a few of the fonts from step 3 back to the Winnt/Fonts folder.
5. Start Adobe Reader, and try to re-create the problem:
-- If the problem recurs, then one of the fonts you moved in step 4 may be the cause. Remove those fonts from the Fonts folder, and repeat steps 4-6, this time adding only one font at a time. When the problem recurs, remove the fonts using a font utility, remove the font and reinstall it from the original media, or contact the font manufacturer to obtain an updated version of the font.
-- If the problem doesn't occur, then repeat steps 4-5 and test different fonts.
14.Run Adobe Readerin a different user account.
Create a new user account that has the same permissions as the account you use when the problem occurs. If the problem doesn't recur, then the original user account may be damaged. For information on setting up a user account, see the Windows 2000 or Windows XP documentation or contact your network administrator.
15.Repair and defragment hard disks.
System errors can occur if hard disks contain damaged sectors or fragmented files. Repair and defragment hard disks using either the Error-checking tool and Disk Defragmenter utility included with Windows or a third-party disk utility such as Symantec Norton Utilities. You should run such utilities on each hard disk or partition.
The Error-checking tool repairs bad sectors, lost allocation units and file fragments, cross-linked files, and invalid file names. To access the Error-checking tool, double-click My Computer, right-click the desired hard disk, and choose Properties from the pop-up menu; in the Local Disk Properties dialog box, click the Tools tab, and then click Check Now in the Error-checking section.
Disk Defragmenter rearranges the files and free space on the computer so files are stored in contiguous units and free space is consolidated in one contiguous block. To access the Disk Defragmenter utility, choose Start > Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Disk Defragmenter.
For more information about a third-party disk utility, refer to the utility's documentation.
16. Scan the system for viruses.
Use current anti-virus software, such as Norton AntiVirus or McAfee VirusScan, to check the system for viruses. Virus infections can damage software and cause system errors. For more information, see the documentation for the anti-virus software.
17. View the System Log to identify software conflicts.
When starting, Windows adds entries to the System Log, which contains information about applications, security settings, and system information. You can view the System Log to identify software conflicts. If you identify a software conflict, reinstall or update the software.
To view the System Log:
1. Choose Start > Settings > Control Panel, and double-click Administrative Tools.
2. Double-click Event Viewer, select System Log in the Event Viewer window, and note the following:
-- A white "x" in a red circle indicates that a service or driver is stopped (that is, it didn't start or load).
-- A black exclamation point in a yellow triangle warns of a possible future problem, such as low disk space.
Note: You can ignore warnings that indicate a new printer driver was installed.
3. For more information about an entry, right-click it, choose Properties from the pop-up menu, and read the Description section. If you can't determine which events are related to the problem, then re-create the System Log:
a. Open Event Viewer, right-click the System Log, and choose Clear All Events from the pop-up menu. To save the current System Log, click Yes when Windows returns the message "Do you want to save 'System Log' before clearing it?"
b. Close Event Viewer, and try to re-create the problem.
c. After the problem recurs, open Event Viewer and view the System Log.
4. Note the description, source, and EventID, and search for a solution to the error on the Microsoft website at http://support.microsoft.com , or contact Microsoft or the hardware vendor for assistance.
18. Identify the file or application that causes the problem.
If an error indicates which application causes the problem, reinstall the application. If a file is damaged and causes problems in Adobe Reader, reinstalling the application can correct the problem. If an error indicates a Windows file, reinstall Windows over itself. If the problem persists, proceed to the next task.
Advanced troubleshooting
If the tasks in the previous section didn't resolve the problem, then hardware may be conflicting with Adobe Reader.
Disclaimer: Adobe doesn't support hardware and provides these tasks as a courtesy only. For further assistance, contact the hardware manufacturer or an authorized reseller. If you troubleshoot hardware problems yourself, you may void the warranty for your computer.
Note: Before you remove or rearrange hardware, turn off the power to the computer and any peripherals.
19. Reformat the hard disk, and reinstall only Windows and Reader.
Reformat the hard disk, and then install only Windows and Reader from the original installation media. Reformatting a disk erases all files it contains, so be sure to back up all personal files first. Also make sure that you have all application and system disks.
Note: Don't install additional software or hardware until you're sure that the problem is resolved. Don't back up the hard disk and restore Windows and Reader instead of reinstalling them; if the problem is caused by an application or Windows, and either is restored instead of reinstalled, the problem may recur.
After you reformat the hard disk and reinstall Windows, try to re-create the problem:
-- If the problem no longer occurs, then install other applications one at a time and try to re-create the problem after each installation. If the problem occurs after an installation, then the recently installed application may be the cause.
-- If the problem occurs when only Windows and Reader are installed, then the cause is hardware-related, and you should contact the hardware manufacturer or an authorized reseller for assistance. Before contacting the manufacturer or reseller, however, you may want to try one or more tasks in the following section.
20.Check for problems with RAM SIMMs or DIMMs.
Ensure that the RAM SIMMs or DIMMs are installed properly and aren't the cause by doing one or more of the following:
-- Change the order of the installed SIMMs or DIMMs.
-- Remove all but the minimum number of SIMMs or DIMMs needed to run Windows and Reader, and test to see if the problem persists. If it does, then replace the SIMMs or DIMMs you removed and remove the others, testing again to see if the problem persists. If the problem doesn't recur, then one or more of the removed SIMMs or DIMMs are the cause. For assistance, contact the RAM SIMM or DIMM manufacturer.
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By continuing to use this Website, and/or any other services and products offered by and through OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Broker, you confirm that you are of legal age, and expressly agree with this Privacy Policy and consent to OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) processing the data, by manual and/or automated means. This includes the collections, recording, organization, structuring, storage, adaptation or alteration, retrieval, consultation, use, disclosure by transmission, disclosure, dissemination or otherwise making available, alignment or combination, restriction, erasure and/or destruction of personal data.
It is important that the personal data we hold about you is accurate, complete and true at all times, as such please do keep us informed if your personal data changes during your business relationship with any of the OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Brokers related entities. In addition, you provide your implied consent for data processing/transmission/record keeping/ as between the said related entities, wherever such entities may be located, registered and/or operating.
Personal Data, or Personal Information, means any information that related to an identified or identifiable living individual. It does not include data where the identity has been removed (anonymous data).
Information can have various ways of being obtained, including but not limited to a) information you provide us with and/or b) information that we collect;
We may collect, use, store, process and transfer different kinds of personal data about you which we have or may obtain such as Identity Data, Contact Data, Financial Data, Transaction Data, Technical Data, Profile Data, Usage Data, Marketing and Communication Data.
We also collect, use and share Aggregated Data such as statistical or demographic data for any purpose.
We collect information about criminal convictions and offences, politically exposed person "PEP". OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) may run client/potential client details through international databases. OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) may also collect and process personal data which is lawfully obtained not only from you but from within OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Brokers , or other third parties, e.g. credit reference agencies, public authorities, companies/persons that introduce you to us, companies that process card payments such as JCC Payment Systems Ltd. We may also collect and process personal data from publicly available sources, e.g. the Department of Registrar of Companies, the Land Registry, commercial registrars, the Press, media and internet, which we lawfully obtain and are permitted to process.
When using the website as an example, details of your data are automatically registered by our server, such as your IP address, browser, the content you have visited, and how you landed on our pages, personal identification information, etc). In addition, we collect and store information such as your name, address, e-mail address, phone number, date of birth, gender and other data transmitted to us through completion of online forms, inserting information through the portal, and/or any other newsletters, product demos, etc.
The main purpose of collecting data is:
All personal data is stored in accordance with the applicable laws on data protection.
Your personal data will be kept confidential and will be treated as such, it is to be noted that OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Brokers will only disclose website usage data and/or personal data, to third parties as permitted by law(s), where and if OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Brokers is legally obliged to do so or if such disclosure becomes necessary to enforce OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)'s rights in particular to enforce claims arising from a contractual relationship, or required to comply with any judicial, and/or other proceedings, court order, legal process or pursuant to any governmental, intergovernmental and/or other regulatory bodies, whereby such disclosure may be executed by OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) without prior notice to you.
OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Brokers will not be liable for unlawful or unauthorized use of your personal information/passwords/username/login, etc due to misuse or misplacement of your passwords, negligent or malicious intervention and/or otherwise.
Your personal data may be shared within OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Brokers and may be also disclosed to (but not limited to) business introducers, affiliates, , or other third party service providers in order to process obligations arising from the agreement, financial institutions, banks, other similar organizations that we deal with in course of corporate business, external service providers and professional advisers, which may be located overseas, such as auditors, lawyers and accountants, any third parties where this is necessary to process a transaction or provide services which you have requested or for trade reporting purposes.
OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Brokers will as required by the Law, monitor and record any communication you have with us whether in writing, by phone or by electronic mail.
OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Brokers takes all appropriate security measures to ensure that the personal data/data collected and stored in connection with your visit to the website and/or in relation to the services and products provided by OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Brokers is protected against any unauthorized access, misuse, loss and/or destruction.
OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Brokers uses physical and electronic security measures, including but not limited to the use of firewalls, personal passwords, encryption and authentication technologies. OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Brokers' employees and service providers are bound by professional secrecy and must comply with all data protection provisions.
It is to be noted, that access to personal data is restricted to specific employees, contractors and third party service providers who require this access in order to process the agreement between OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Brokers and you, all on a "need to know" basis and to be able to execute all obligations emanating from the agreements in place.
It should be noted that data transmitted via an open network like the Internet cannot be fully protected from third-party access, although we take the best possible precautions to avoid any leakage of information/data.
Any transmission of data via the internet is at your own risk, although we will exercise all ways in order to protect your personal data. Please note that all your actions while using this website may be recorded and analyzed for various purposes, including security, marketing and system monitoring purposes.
OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Brokers adheres to strict security standards using the most up to date security technologies.
OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Brokers website uses cookies for statistical purposes and in order to improve the quality of services to the user. Cookies are small files that are placed on your device via your web browser when you visit OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Brokers website. Information is stored, such as the specific preferences when using the website. It is to be noted that you can configure your browser not to save any or only certain cookies on your device. There are different types of cookies such as ID cookies which do not expire when you close your browser, and persistent cookies with remains on your hard drive for a period of time.
If you do not wish to receive cookies, you may be able to change the settings of your browser to refuse all cookies or to have your device notify you each time a cookie is sent to it, and thereby the choice to accept it or not.
It is strongly recommended that you allow cookies on our website to ensure you have best possible experience. Disabling the cookies may result in reduced performance of the website and trading platform and may also impair the quality of the services that we provide you in relation to your account with us.
Links may appear on the website that are not operated or monitored by us, known as "third-party websites", whereby such third party websites are not bound by this privacy policy and we are not responsible for their content. No warranties or liability related to the contents of such third party websites are made. Using links to third-party websites are at your own sole risk and discretion.
The use of this website shall be governed by the laws of Vanuatu and/or the applicable law of the entity in which the User proceeds to open account with based on written agreement.
OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Brokers will keep your personal data/data for as long as we have a business relationship with you (as an individual or in respect of our dealings with a legal entity you are authorized to represent or are a beneficial owner), and in accordance with the minimum period of retainment of personal data depending on the agreement executed by the User and the legal entity within OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Brokers.
OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Brokers shall not be required to delete data made pursuant to automatic archiving and back-up procedures in its IT systems, where a deletion is not possible or not possible without commercially unreasonable efforts.
For prospective clients, personal data (or authorized representative/agents/or beneficial owners of a legal entity prospective client), OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Brokers keeps your personal data for as long as legally entitled to, unless you have officially requested deletion from the records.
Ownership of Website and Legal background
OWM (Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) is a broker registered in Vanuatu, VFSC supervision number 40299.operates the website www.owmtrader.com
All Intellectual Property within and arising from the website is owned by OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers, and OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers reserves all rights therein. These terms are supplementary to any agreements and other legal documents.
Access & Use of the Website & Disclaimer
By accessing and or using the website and the services and products so offered, the User of the Website, agrees to be bound by the terms and conditions herein and arising from the use of the website, at any given time, in any given location and in accordance with the entity in which the User will proceed to open accounts with. OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers reserves the right to use its discretion to suspend, modify, amend and or cancel any access to the website, or any part thereof, including the products and services so offered through the website. OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers may change the terms and conditions, information and materials within the website, at any time and may without prior notice to the user and therefore it is for the user to stay up to date with all information and or changes to the website.
The user assumes the responsibility and obligation to ensure compliance with the laws, by laws, regulations, directives if any, applicable in the user's country of residence. The user of the website will be held responsible for any unauthorized use of the website or any illegal acts related to the website.
The user understands and agrees, that the website is not a solicitation to buy nor is it an offer to sell any products and services, to any (legal) persons, in any jurisdictions, where such products and services would be considered as unlawful/prohibited, under the laws of such specific jurisdictions. Therefore it is the user's responsibility to comply with such laws in the respective jurisdictions, and in such cases the user will hold OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers harmless from any and all consequences, damages, and or liabilities that may occur as a result and or arising from such prohibitions.
Trading in financial instruments can result in both losses as well as profits and the investments can be lost. Before investing, the user must consider available resources, level of experience and risks involved, and is free to obtain the advice from financial/tax/legal advisors), as the case may be.
OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers does not guarantee that access to the website and or any of the products and services will be available at all times, or in any jurisdiction at any specific time. OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers will not be held liable for any consequential, incidental, special, punitive, or exemplary damages of whatsoever nature, arising out of any use and/or inability to use the Website and/or any of the products and/or services, nor will OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers be held liable to the User for any lost profits, trading losses, damages that may result from use and/or loss of use of the Website and/or third party content, any inconvenience and/or delay, including any loss resulting from a cause over which Company has no control over, including failure of communication lines. By using the Website, the User agrees to indemnify and hold OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers , entities of the Group of Companies, and/or third party providers (if any), harmless from and against any and all claims, losses, liabilities, costs and expenses (including but not limited to attorneys' fees) arising from the use of the Website, and/or any violation of the terms and conditions.
Insider trading and/or any other form of market abuse is strictly prohibited and any such acts will justify the immediate suspension of the activities. OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers reserves the right to report such activities to relevant authorities and disclose relevant information regarding such acts and/or regarding any suspicious and/or abusive use of the Website, services, products and/or any platforms provided through the Website.
Data and Confidentiality
Data provided via the Website is intended only for informational and private use purposes. The User may obtain the advice of independent investment, financial, legal and tax advisors, if desired, before proceeding with an investment. All information provided via the Website should not be read, interpreted or construed as providing any investment advice and/or solicitation by OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers nor any of the entities within the Group of Companies, its Employees, Officers, Directors, Affiliates, Agents, Service Providers and/or Licensors. This Website does not take into consideration any investment goals, financial situation and/or specific requirements of any User. Any person and/or entity should carefully consider their financial circumstances prior to entering into any transactions, investments and/or Agreements.
The User understands and consents to the storage and processing of data in accordance with the applicable laws, and that OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers treats this data with the strictest confidentiality unless required to be disclosed by the supervisory bodies, competent authorities, court order, legal request/legal obligation subjecting OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers or the entities within the Group of Companies, to make such disclosure.
The User is responsible and assumes all risks associated with the use of and storage of information on User's electronic devices where through access and use of the Website is made.
It is the User's responsibility to keep any account numbers and/or passwords and/or logins confidential at all times. User authorizes OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers and entities within the Group of Companies to act in good faith on any instructions received from the authorized email address.
OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers may use "Cookies", which are minute files containing information that websites use to track visitors of the Website. OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers measures the activity of the Website through the use of "Cookies". OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers may access Cookies on the User's Computer in order to obtain information related to which website, banners and/or advertisements guided the User to OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers 's Website. Details transmitted through Cookies shall not be used for any direct promotional and/or marketing purposes without the User's Prior Consent.
Payment and Safety of Funds
The User is bound by any of the agreements signed, and in turn agrees and accepts to the online payment methods offered by OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers. Deposits and Withdrawals of Funds are executed as per the agreements entered into by the User and OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers. Withdrawals of funds are affected only upon the reception and approval of such requests by the entity and in accordance with the time frame, if any, of the payment providers.
OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers, deals with several reputable banks and client funds are held in segregated accounts, ensuring the continued safety of funds.
Linked Sites and Limitation of Liability
Access to the Website is provided on a "non-exclusive", "non-transferable" basis and is in compliance with the terms and conditions, in addition to any other agreements signed by the User. The Website may contain hyperlinks to third-party websites, and as such, OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers and related entities, shall not be held accountable for the content and/or accuracy of information of any of those websites, and as such OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers does not endorse the contents within such websites. The Website is provided to the User on an "AS IS" and/or "AS AVAILABLE" basis. OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers does not provide any warranties and/or guarantees of any kind.
OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers, including its Employees, Officers, Directors, Affiliates, Agents, Service Providers and Licensors, does not warrant the accuracy, adequacy, completeness of the information, products and/or services within the Website, and expressly disclaims liability for any errors, interruptions, losses, damages, or inaccuracies in the information, products and/or services provided through the Website
Applicable Law and Jurisdiction
The access and use of the Website, is governed by the laws of Vanuatu and the User submits to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the Vanuatu Court or any of the applicable Court and/or Laws of any of the group entities registered in any other jurisdiction as the case may be or where the cause of action arose/may arise.
In the event that any term or condition is deemed invalid or unenforceable, such term or condition will be declared invalid and excluded, however, the remaining provisions will remain with the full force and effect. The User may contact the OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers in order to lodge a formal complaint as per the details displayed on the Website, such complaint should be lodged within a reasonable time, and OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited)Brokers undertakes to investigate such complaint and revert to the User with a decision.
Any translations of the contents of the Website including products and/or services provided through the Website is made as a goodwill for the convenience of the Users. In the event of a dispute between the various language versions, the "English Version" of the Website shall always prevail.
OWM (Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) is a broker registered in Vanuatu, VFSC supervision number 40299. The following risk statement customers need to know。
Trading in financial instruments is not suitable for many members of the public. The possibility exists that funds used for such trading in financial instruments sustain a loss of some or all of your investment. It is advisable to carefully consider whether trading in financial instrument(s) is appropriate for you in light of the experience, objectives, financial resources and any other relevant circumstances. You should understand all risks involved with trading in financial instruments and if necessary, seek for an independent advice.
Entering into any transactions in financial instruments is carried out voluntarily and at your own risk. There are high risks involved in trading and profit(s) from trading are not guaranteed whereas the past result(s)/historical performance do not assure/represent the future results.
The risk is high that you can sustain losses/damages to all or some of the capital/monies invested. An investment in any financial instrument carries a high degree of risk and the money that is invested might not remain the same, whereas you undertake the risk of sustaining a loss/damage, whilst, at the same time, the possibility exists that a profit/return can materialize.
Trading on the electronic trading system(s) carries a high risk since there is a large exposure to risks associated to the online system, including but not limited to the failure of hardware and/or software. The result of any system failure may be that your request is not executed according to instructions or not executed at all. All transactions effected are at your sole risk and you shall be solely liable under all circumstances. OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Brokers , will not be held responsible for any delays in transmission, delivery or execution of your request(s) due to malfunctions of communications facilities or other causes.
The market conditions and the operation of the rules of certain markets, trading hours, dealing room hours and so forth, may increase the risk of loss because of the difficulty to effect transactions or liquidate/offset open positions. The Company may be unable to execute your instructions at the requested level.
Trading with Financial instruments on margin carries a high level of risk which can work both, to your advantage and disadvantage.
In certain cases, the protection of your money transferred for purposes of trading in Financial instruments, may have an impact in the event of the specific firm/company going insolvent/bankrupt. Specific legislation or local rules may govern the extent to which you may recover money. In some jurisdictions, property/money which has been specifically identifiable as your own property/money, will be appropriated in the same manner as cash for purposes of distribution in the event of a shortfall.
You understand that commissions, fees and other charges may be applicable, and as such these charges will affect/reduce the profit (if any), or increase the loss. Before trading in financial instruments, you should make yourself aware of all charges for which you will be liable, whether such charges are at predetermined amount or variable.
You understand that the profit or loss for transactions in foreign currency-denominated contracts will be affected by the fluctuations in currency rates when there is a need to convert from the currency denomination of the contract into another currency.
You understand that OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Brokers does not guarantee access to the Website and/or any of the products and/or services to be available at all times, or in any given location at any specific time.
All transactions effected for your account(s) are at your sole risk and you shall be solely liable under all circumstances. OWM(Oriental Wealth Markets Limited) Brokers will not be held responsible for any delays in transmission, delivery or execution of your request(s) due to malfunctions of communications facilities or other causes.
The Company may, in its reasonable opinion, determine that an emergency or an exceptional market condition exists (a "Force Majeure Event"). A Force Majeure Event shall include but is not limited to the following – "any act, event or occurrence (including without limitation any strike, riot or commotion, interruption or power supply or electronic or communication equipment failure).In the event of such a situation, all disposal rights belong to OWM (Oriental Wealth Markets Limited).
You understand that there is the risk that the Financial instruments may be or become the subject to tax and/or any other applicable due amount(s) as per legislation, which will become your responsibility to carry out.


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To give you an idea of our freshly cut flowers and bouquets you can take a look at the following pictures from referenced projects.
Unfortunately, we can't make the beauty and pleasant scents of our flowers come through to you over the Internet, which is why you should come visit us and enjoy our flowers in person. We are excited about your visit!


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After reading Biscuit's Big Friend, use this Memory Matching puzzle to help students build familiarity with the book's vocabulary words. Find matching pairs of words to complete the game. Each new game presents a new set of randomly selected words.
You've completed Biscuit's Big Friend: Memory Match! Don't forget that you can save this game to your favorites, print it, or download it as a PDF.


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The Dorgard Acoustic Fire Door Retainer is the safe, reliable and smart choice for fire door retaining problems.
It's tempting to hold fire doors open with wedges or, ironically, fire extinguishers. This is dangerous and could result in fire insurance becoming void and the personal prosecution of directors, partners or proprietors of offending businesses and organisations.
Complies with BS 7273-4: 2015 Category 'Standard' - Actuation of Release Mechanisms for Doors
The Dorgard 1328-A01 can legally hold open fire doors which greatly improves access throughout buildings - in line with the Equalities Act 2010
2 Year Warranty
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Tomato, Balsamic Parmesan Pasta
Did you know that Calamity Kate is also having a 1 year Blogaversary just like me. Calamity Kate is giving away a lot of gifts right now so you should also go check her giveaway out too!
Calphalon Non Stick Pans are great for many different recipes. I love the 12" non stick pan because I can make a great Pasta sauce with and then add cooked and flavored pasta too. Like I did last night! I made a Gluten Free Pasta that was flavored with a bullion cube. Then I made a Balsamic, Tomato, Onion Garlic Sauce with a balsamic Parmesan cheese. So yummy and with a hint of nuts and Balsamic Vinegar its even better.
Balsamic, tomato garlic with the hint of Balsamic Cheese
Tomato, Balsamic Parmesan Pasta Ingredients:
8 vine ripened tomatoes Quartered and Halved.
3 tablespoons of Olive Oil
3 cloves of garlic
½ cup chopped onions
½ cup Aged Balsamic Vinegar
1 cup Chicken or Vegetable broth
2 cups of Parmesan Balsamic Cheese
Cooked Pasta w/ a hint of flavor
1 tablespoon of Beef Bullion
1 Large Pasta pan filled with water 3/4 full
1 Bag of Gluten Free Penne Pasta
Place Olive Oil in Pan and heat then add chopped Onions
Quarter and Half Tomatoes then place in with Garlic and Onions
Shred Cheese
Now start Pasta by bringing water to a boil and add Bullion Cube until comes to a boil and dissolved. Next add Pasta stirring for 7 minutes do not stop stirring. Last turn off and let sit in water for 3 minutes then drain and add to sauce
Next add Balsamic Vinegar, I like to use a aged 10 years or more.
Then add Broth chicken or Vegetable I used Chicken tonight.
Last adding Cheese
Drain Pasta and toss in sauce let sit tossing periodically for 30 min.
Serve warm or Cold .
Enjoy and Bon Appetit


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Ani DiFranco-Binary Vinyl
"DiFranco stretches musical muscles to stay inspired on Binary. She continues to speak her mind with the pride, ferocity and integrity that has shaped an impressively rebellious career." — American Songwriter
"…it could be the record that wakes you up to the world." — NPR Music
We have a limited number of signed Vinyls for sale. The option is in the menu.
Written prior to the 2016 election, the songs on Binary are prescient of the current political situation in America. Ani tackles the challenge and necessity of teaching non-violence with "Pacifist's Lament" and the need for empathy in "Terrifying Sight." "Play God," a rallying cry for reproductive rights, is currently playing out in Congress. And on the title track, DiFranco reveals the larger meaning of the album. "This binary principle is echoed throughout our bodies, " Ani notes. "With one ear, we "hear" but only with two ears can we perceive the full spectrum of depth and position. This idea that refuses now to let me go; that nothing can truly exist except in relationship with something else, is where this song and this album are coming from."
The backbone of Binary's sound is DiFranco's long-time rhythm section of bassist Todd Sickafoose and drummer Terence Higgins, but on much of the album, the trio is augmented with some all-star guests. Virtuoso violinist Jenny Scheinman and keyboard wizard Ivan Neville both join in for more than half of the record. Other contributors include the legendary Maceo Parker, Bon Iver's Justin Vernon, and Gail Ann Dorsey, longtime bassist for David Bowie. New Orleans resident DiFranco takes special pride in the Crescent City funk spearheaded by natives Higgins and Neville on a number of the tunes. "Their souls are of this place," she says. "The feel they bring is something they got in utero." When it came time to mix Ani turned things over to Tchad Blake (The Black Keys, Pearl Jam), the result a bold sonic imprint elevating the songs to a new level in her canon.
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Bobcat Company, a leader in compact equipment, is breaking new ground in the utility vehicle market with superior performance and productivity with the new 3600 and 3650 hydrostatic drive utility vehicles. The 3650 model will take attachment capabilities to a new level as the industry's first utility vehicle with the capacity to operate front-mounted PTO attachments.
Not only are the 3600 and 3650 hydrostatic drive utility vehicles designed to handle and haul more materials for grooming commercial buildings and grounds or maintaining personal properties, but they are the first utility vehicles in the Bobcat lineup to offer cabs with heat and air conditioning. This will provide more comfort than a typical utility vehicle while transporting passengers and for completing multiple work tasks, such as hauling, mowing, sweeping and snow removal.
Two models expand utility vehicle lineup
The new 24.8-horsepower 3600 and 3650 utility vehicles extend the strong Bobcat line of utility vehicles, which includes the 3200, 3400 and 3400XL utility vehicle models, and continues with the Toolcat 5600 and 5610 utility work machines. The 3600 meets the need for Bobcat customers who want the benefits of a hydrostatic drive utility vehicle, while the 3650 will take attachment capabilities to a new level as it is the industry's first utility vehicle with the capacity to operate front-mounted attachments that are PTO driven.
PTO technology is one of the most simple and efficient ways to transfer engine horsepower to an attachment for optimum performance. This ability uniquely positions the 3650 to provide users with a highly versatile machine that fills the gap between standard Bobcat utility vehicles and the larger Toolcat utility work machines.
The new Bobcat utility vehicles provide more productivity and performance without compromising other important qualities that customers expect of all Bobcat equipment: durability, serviceability, comfort, ease of use and versatility.
More uptime and easy upkeep are important to both homeowners and commercial utility vehicle owners. One of the main drivers behind the 3600 and 3650 was the development of a hydrostatic drive system. The hydrostatic system in the new Bobcat UTVs provides durability, and uses a single two-speed motor with fewer moving parts to achieve fast acceleration and maintain top travel speed.
Another key durability feature of the machines is a diesel engine that will automatically shut itself down if it experiences high engine coolant temperature, low engine oil pressure, or high hydraulic oil temperature. This gives the operator added peace of mind when operating Bobcat utility vehicles in demanding conditions.
Durability is further enhanced with the composite cargo box that resists dents and won't corrode. Standard features on the Bobcat utility vehicles, such as the skid plate and CV boot to help protect important components from damage when traveling over rough terrain, logs, rocks and other debris. Options such as a brush guard provide additional protection.
Productivity and performance
The combination of independent front dual A-arm suspension, with rear De Dion suspension that ties the two rear wheels together, improves the vehicle's ride comfort and provides improved stability to haul and tow heavy loads. These features allow the 3600 and 3650 utility vehicles to achieve an industry-leading payload capacity for towing and hauling. Cargo box capacity alone is 1,250 pounds. At a top speed of 30 miles per hour, that means hauling more with each load and taking fewer trips to get the job done.
Another characteristic of the hydrostatic system is dynamic braking, which occurs when the operator releases pressure on the travel pedal. As the operator lets up on the travel pedal, a valve in the drive motor closes — blocking the flow of oil — which in turn slows the machine down at a similar rate. This dynamic braking feature also makes the utility vehicle easier to control when under load. For greater stopping force, the utility vehicles' four-wheel disc brakes can be applied.
The 3600 and 3650 utility vehicles' hydrostatic transmission system offers the best of both worlds for customers combining smooth drivability and durable suspension. With an adjustable front and rear suspension, the operator can choose a setting that matches the load requirements to achieve optimum comfort and traction without sacrificing durability.
The ability to change directions without shifting has improved operator convenience and maneuverability. Operators can perform direction changes from forward to reverse in the new utility vehicles by using a travel control pedal rather than the typical F-N-R lever. This feature makes changing directions as easy as rocking one's toe to go forward and one's heel to go in reverse, and is especially beneficial in tight areas around buildings, barns and other structures.
On-the-fly shifting allows the operator to easily adjust to driving conditions, preventing the utility vehicle from getting stuck when terrain turns muddy. These features and others, such as easy-to-see instrumentation, a single-latch tailgate and easy-to-clean composite cargo box, make the Bobcat utility vehicles intuitive to use.
Customers want to spend time operating their UTVs — not trying to troubleshoot them. That's why Bobcat has incorporated an LCD screen within the speedometer that displays service codes. This allows customers to quickly identify issues with their machine and get them back up and running quickly.
For daily maintenance, access to key components is important. The fuel tank on the 3600 and 3650 utility vehicles is conveniently located and daily checks of items such as fluids, filters and the battery can be made through easy access to the engine compartment. Liquid-cooled engines in Bobcat utility vehicles protect critical engine components from overheating, which also results in more power and performance from the machine, because components are kept cooler at higher rpms.
Comfort and ease of use
Along with hauling materials and cargo, transporting passengers in comfort is an added benefit for even the hardest-working utility vehicles. Comfort features on the 3600 and 3650 include tilt steering, ample legroom and foot space and two-passenger bucket front seat standard on the 3650. A dealer-installed bench front seat capable of seating up to three occupants is also available on the 3600 utility vehicle.
Customers who need to feed their livestock and clear snow, or continue other projects into cold winter days or hot summer afternoons will find shelter from the elements with the optional cab that is equipped with heat and air conditioning. The cab's unique modular design can provide customized protection for the operator and passengers. As an added benefit, the entire cab construction can be assembled or disassembled in pieces within 30 minutes.
There's no need to be cut off from communication because of a dead cell phone battery when working on a jobsite. Two 12-volt accessory plug-ins allow the operator to conveniently charge a cell phone, iPod, or other electrical devices.
The more tasks that one piece of equipment can complete, the more productive and profitable it can be for an owner. To meet jobsite needs for snow and ice removal, the 3600 has an optional integrated snow blade and a sprayer that can be mounted in the vehicle's cargo box.
Customers who choose the 3650 utility vehicle will have the same compatibility but with twice as many tools. The 3650 utility vehicle's exclusive Multi-Attachment X-Change™ (M.A.X.) provides integration and versatility not found on ordinary utility vehicles. In addition to the sprayer, it also will have the capability of powering front mounted PTO-driven attachments including a snowblower, mower and angle broom, as well as non-PTO attachments consisting of the snow blade, pallet fork and bucket. These six attachments, combined with a maximum lift height of 2 feet and rated lift capacity of 500 pounds, allow the 3650 to accomplish tasks from clearing sidewalks of snow and debris to moving dirt or palleted materials.
Another valuable feature for operators of the 3650 utility vehicle is the ability to operate the throttle independent of the travel control pedal. A first for the utility vehicle market, this capability allows the operator to set the engine speed with a throttle rather than having to use the accelerator pedal to increase engine rpm. Separating the two functions gives the operator the freedom to run powered attachments more efficiently with the rpm they require yet at low travel speeds. This feature will also be beneficial when the vehicle is under load and high torque is required, but speed is not desired.


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1968 Tatra T603
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Model overview
Model description
In 1951, the Czech government decreed that Tatra would concentrate on building trucks, when production of the T-600 Tatraplan was transferred to Skoda. After a year, the T-600 was canceled and it was decided to import Russian ZIS and ZIM limousines for public officials.
By 1954 even communist officials were fed up with the quality of the Russian cars, so they approached Tatra designers Frantisek Kardaus and Vladimir Popelar with a request for a domestic luxury car. Both were students of the brilliant Hans Ledwinka, who created the air-cooled, rear-engine T-77 and T-87 before the war, but was imprisoned for collaboration in 1945 and went back to Vienna on his release in 1951.
Kardaus and Popelar had secretly been working on a new aerodynamic car already (code-named "Valuta") that was to be powered by a rear-mounted 3.5-liter, air-cooled V-8 engine. It would have overhead valves instead of the prewar overhead cams, but would still have hemispherical cylinder heads. The body and chassis were ready by 1954 but the engine requirement was bigger than expected, so the 2.5-liter OHV V-8 from the last T-87 sedans was fitted.
The year 1955 was remarkable in producing both the Citroen DS 19 and Tatra 603. The teardrop T-603 was designed in a wind tunnel, with three headlights under a single pane of glass. The central light turned with the steering, like 1930s American Pilot Rays. Early cars had a two-piece curved windshield and the rear window design was split by a central spine, like a 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray. Air intakes were designed into the rear fenders.
Suspension was by coil springs, with a rear swing-axle, and the weight distribution was 47/53, thanks to the light engine. The front trunk included the spare wheel, which could be released downwards so as not to require luggage removal. There was another luggage compartment behind the rear seat and both seats folded down into a bed. Heat was delivered through several vents, but the engine was designed to run cool, due to efficient ducting.
The 2-603 of 1962 replaced the three headlights with four exposed ones, set in a long grille, and the dashboard was changed. The 3-603 of 1968 gained flush headlights and disc brakes all round. The T-603 was produced until 1975, at which point it was replaced by Vignale's angular T-613, which looked like a huge VW Dasher, and relocated the engine ahead of the rear axle. It became the T-700, and the last Tatra cars were built in 1999.
Tatra 603s were never sold to the public, though many were used as embassy cars around the world, and a number were exported to communist countries. With the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1991, a few dribbled out to the West, though they weren't popular in Iron Curtain countries, as most people had only ridden in them after a 3 a.m. visit from the Stazi.
Because of their official nature, T-603s were recalled to the factory for updating and it's hard to know what year you're looking at without checking numbers, and details like the dash layout. Spares are problematic, as only 20,422 T-603s were built in 20 years.
The T-603's fit and finish is quite good, and the engine generates 95 bhp, good for 100 mph. The swing axle suspension demands respect, but the cars are generally comfortable and fast. The real bugbear is the four-speed column shift, which is very difficult to operate smoothly. A system of bell cranks goes back to the transmission, while the shifter's travel is less than two inches from gear to gear, and the gears are back to front, compared to western patterns. Be sure to drive a T-603 before buying one. And if you do buy one, get ready to answer lots of questions.


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A new cafe and bakery operated by a Jamaica Plain resident is planned for the Bartlett Square building at 154 Green St., diagonally across Amory Street from the Green Street T Station.
Phil Peterson told the Gazette he hopes to be open by June 1 and was scheduled to hold an informal community meeting on Jan. 16, after the Gazette deadline, to introduce himself and his plans.
What is the name of the proposed cafe? "That's the million-dollar question," Peterson said, adding that he's still mulling possibilities and is open to suggestions.
The cafe would sell soups, sandwiches, ice cream, coffee, pastries and some prepared food to go. It also would have a limited selection of retail items such as produce and condiments. Peterson said he aims to use locally and regionally sourced foods as much as possible.
Peterson will seek to have indoor seating for about 60 patrons and about 50 more seats on the outdoor patio. He also plans to hold grilling nights or other "community-centered events" for the general public on the patio.
He said that he and landlord Chris DeSisto "both want to use the patio as a neighborhood event gathering space."
Peterson, who lives nearby on Forest Hills Street, previously managed a Hi-Rise Bread Company location in Cambridge. He currently works in food wholesaling and distribution. His wife, Tania Peterson, is a pastry chef who was a contestant on the reality TV show "Top Chef: Just Desserts" in 2010. She will be involved in creating the pastry menu.
DeSisto, a JP resident, recently developed the formerly vacant lot at Green and Amory streets into the Bartlett Square building, which has condos upstairs and retail space on the ground floor. A Pilates exercise business recently opened in another of the storefronts, and a third is still awaiting a tenant.
DeSisto said he got a lot of interest from national chains for the key corner space. They included Domino's Pizza, which twice has been driven from potential JP locations by protests from locals who prefer independent, local businesses. DeSisto said no to Domino's, explaining, "I know how Jamaica Plain is. I don't want to be a pariah."
Going with a local start-up is a bigger financial risk, but fits JP's desire for "iconic" local businesses, DeSisto said.
Phil Peterson said he is in the early stages and has not yet applied for any licenses or zoning variances.


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Services offer are such as alerts, security, patch management, data backup and recovery for different client devices: desktops, notebooks, servers, storage systems, networks and applications. Offloading routine infrastructure management to our experienced managed services professional lets you concentrate on running your business, with fewer interruptions due to IT issues.
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Growers Lose Bet on River Gamble
VICKSBURG -- Gambling on the river has a different meaning to farmers with thousands of crop acres under water for the fourth time in five years. Spring planters optimistically thought, "What are the odds?" Now they know -- 100 percent.
The Mississippi River peaked in Vicksburg at 47 feet on June 12 -- 4 feet above flood stage -- its highest level in 12 years.
The 1995 flood is topping 1994 levels by 1 foot and almost six weeks later than last year's crest date.
"The river hasn't been this high in June since 1929," said Wayland Hill, civil engineering technician with the Army Corps of Engineers in Vicksburg. "The critical issue now is whether or not the river will fall fast enough for soybeans to go in on time."
Hill said farmers may have to wait until mid-July before planting can begin on flooded fields.
Many low-land farmers were optimistic with April's low river levels that flooding would not be a problem this year.
Unfortunately, some portions of the Midwest received as much as 300 percent of the normal rainfall in May.
Dr. Alan Blaine, extension soybean specialist at Mississippi State University, said more than 100,000 acres is under or going under water from Memphis to the Gulf -- not counting land damaged by seep water.
"When planting on land near the river works, it's a good gamble; when it doesn't, it can be devastating," Blaine said.
"If there is any place in the world to plant a late soybean crop successfully, it's behind flood water," Blaine said. "The crop will just jump out of the ground and grow off fast. Soybeans are the only crop farmers can plant under these conditions with any hope of some level of yield."
Crop acreage impacted by the flood includes mostly soybean land, but a large percentage of cotton was planted this year following good spring conditions. Additional crops affected are corn and some peanuts.
John Coccaro, area specialized agent in Sharkey County, said the Corps of Engineers helped many growers anticipate the flood six weeks before the river's peak. Those who listened to predictions were able to stop further financial investments in crop land near the river.
Terry Rector, Warren County agent, said despite warnings, the late season flood makes this year's loss more costly.
"Because the river crested almost six weeks earlier last year, farmers quit spending money a lot sooner," Rector said. "But many growers already had spent money this year on weed and insect control and nitrogen."
Rector said the growers aren't the only ones losing money on the river when floods hit. The area cotton gins, chemical and equipment dealers and cotton scouts also are impacted.


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Gigabeat S InstallationIntroductionNOTE: Rockbox for the Gigabeat S is still in development, and there is a good chance things won't go smoothly when you try to install using these instructions. If you are not confident that you can undo any changes to your Gigabeat, then you may wish to wait until it's more stable When running the original Toshiba firmware (a version of Windows CE), it is only possible to connect the Gigabeat S to a PC in "MTP mode", which hides the actual content of your Gigabeat's disk and provides restricted access to its contents. In reality, the Gigabeat S's hard disk contains two FAT32 partitions - a small (150MB) "firmware partition" containing the Gigabeat's firmware (operating system), and a second "data partition" containing your media files. The main firmware file in the bootloader partition is called "nk.bin", and this is the file that is loaded into RAM (by the Gigabeat's ROM-based bootloader) and executed when your Gigabeat is powered on. There are two ways to install Rockbox onto your Gigabeat:
NOTE: The installation instructions below are old and outdated, and the sendfirm utility is also outdated and now replaced by beastpatcher . Do NOT use them, follow the instructions in the manual instead. The instructions below are only left for reference.
InstallationIn order to install Rockbox for the first time, you will need to perform either Step 1a or Step1b, followed by the remaining steps. Upgrading Rockbox in the future will just involve Step 3A.Step 1a - Bootloader installation (single-boot version)This step involves replacing the original firmware nk.bin file with an nk.bin file containing only the Rockbox bootloader. Currently there is no official Rockbox release for the Gigabeat S, so you will need to set up a Rockbox development environment and compile the latest bootloader using the source code available from SVN. After doing this, you will have a file callednk.bin in your bootloader build directory. This is installed as follows:
A) Compile the sendfirm utilityThesendfirm utility is used to upgrade the firmware in an MTP device. It can be found in the utils/MTP directory in the Rockbox source tree; the Linux version requires both libusb and libmtp (and their development packages) to compile and use. This utility can be used from Linux and Windows.
For Linux: to compile, just type make in the utils/MTP directory.For Windows: make sure you have MingW installed and type make sendfirm.exe in the utils/MTP directory (or download the binary here).
B) Install the bootloaderTo install the bootloader, attach your Gigabeat to your PC and run the following command from within your bootloader build directory:../utils/MTP/sendfirm nk.bin
After a successful installation, your Gigabeat will immediately reboot and (because it is still connected to your PC) enter the Rockbox bootloader's "USB Mass Storage" mode, which exposes your Gigabeat's disk to your computer as a standard USB Mass Storage device.
Step 1b - Bootloader installation (dual-boot version)[To be completed - we now have a source for the nk.bin file, but we need to integrate it into sendfirm so the user is less likely to screw it up]Step 2 - Fix your Gigabeat's partition tableThe factory-standard partition table on your Gigabeat's disk is technically invalid, and the Linux kernel (and maybe other operating systems) rejects it. To fix this, you need to use thefdisk utility to correctly set the "bootable flag" field to a valid value (it doesn't matter if this is true or false).
Assuming your Gigabeat is appearing as /dev/sdz (the output of the dmesg command will show the log messages including the device node assigned to your Gigabeat), type the following:
fdisk /dev/sdz a 1 a 2 wAfter exiting fdisk , you may need to unplug and then reattach your Gigabeat in order for it to be recognised by your computer.
You can now proceed to step 3.
Step 3 - Main Rockbox installationWhen your Gigabeat is in the Rockbox bootloader USB mode, you will see two visible partitions - the 150MB firmware partition (containing at least a file callednk.bin ) and the main data partition. Rockbox MUST be installed onto the main data partiton.
A) Install the main Rockbox buildThe latest "Current build" of Rockbox for the Gigabeat S (built automatically after every commit of code to Rockbox's SVN repository) is available here: http://build.rockbox.org/dist/build-gigabeats/rockbox.zip This is installed by extracting the contents of the zip directly to the root (top-level) of your Gigabeat's main data partition. Do not extract it to the same drive as thenk.bin file.
B) Install the Rockbox fonts and extrasThe first time you install Rockbox, you should also install the Rockbox fonts. These are available from the RockboxExtras page and each zip file is installed in exactly the same way as the main Rockbox zip - extracting it to the root of your Gigabeat's main data partition.Step 4 - Read the manualA work-in-progress manual (updated nightly) for the Gigabeat S is available online or as a PDF file.TroubleshootingRecovery ModeHold left on the directional pad, plus the windows/menu button, while turning the Gigabeat on. It must be shut down, not merely suspended as the OF does, so you will need to turn the battery switch (lower left corner, on the bottom of the unit) off if the OF was used last. The unit may be turned on either by the battery switch, by plugging in the power cord while the battery switch is off, or by the power button, so long as the left and menu buttons are held until the recovery dialog appears. The player will display a series of numbered notices on the screen as it partitions and formats the drive. Eventually the #1 notice, asking the user to connect the device for firmware upload, will be displayed. After connecting the player, #2 should appear, and it should ask the user to upload the firmware. Annk.bin file file may now be uploaded using the sendfirm utility, after which the player should reboot automatically.
Formatting the storage partitionAfter the player formats the storage partition, the partition should be usable via a host PC in USB MSC mode, but the bootloader may display a "File not found" message when attempting to load Rockbox. It appears that using the mkdosfs utility to format the partition from the host PC before installing will resolve this problem. The appropriate format command is:mkdosfs -f 2 -F 32 -S 512 -s 64 -v -n TFAT /path/to/partition/device "File Not Found"If the bootloader refuses to boot into Rockbox and instead gives a "File Not Found" error before rebooting (in an infinite loop) try to "make tar" rather than "make zip" and put the tar as it is to your data partition. The bootloader will search for a .tar, and will extract it. (The bootloader looks here precisely: /Content/0b00/00/rockbox.tar). Worked for me. (Thanks to Mike Sevakis)TODO: Format instructions for Windows TODO: How can a user uninstall Rockbox? We need a source for the original nk.bin ...
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Independent testing and certification labs look at products from various perspectives, depending on the nature of the certification. In many cases, they ensure that a product meets a minimum level of security assurance, algorithms and protocols are implemented as per specification or that service offerings meet pre-defined minimum policy assurance. These validations and certifications are not taken lightly by vendors. Each verification process takes time, resources and commitment to see through to completion. These tests vary in the time to complete — some as little as a few months, while others typically take 1-2 years (e.g., Common Criteria).
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Customers gain assurance that an independent lab has reviewed the product or service to the utmost level of security specification or policy. Third-party certifications give customers confidence that the products and services they invest in are able to meet their needs from a security and trust perspective. In some cases, as with the U.S. and Canadian federal government, cryptographic products must be certified to the FIPS 140-2 specification.
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- In 1995, Entrust was the first vendor to receive the FIPS 140 validation, and continues the tradition, garnering 21 FIPS certificates to date. These include certificates issued under the older FIPS 140-1 scheme as well as those issued under the more current IPS 140-2 standard.
- Entrust was the first PKI vendor to receive the Common Criteria certification in 1999. This certification was also done for more recent product releases. Entrust's 8.1 release of its certification authority (CA) offering, which includes support for ePassport Basic Access Control (BAC) and Extended Access Control (EAC) has completed Common Criteria certification.
- Entrust GetAccess is the first product of its kind to undergo rigorous testing and be awarded certification by Spectria.
- Entrust was the first-ever public certification authority to receive the WebTrust Seal for CAs. This gives customers confidence that the CA's policies are adhered to and the privacy of all customer information is maintained.
- In 2003, Entrust Authority Security Manager was awarded an ISIS-MTT compliance label for the product class "CA Server, "confirming the favorable recommendation of Secorvo Security Consulting, an approved independent verification lab based in Germany.
- CygnaCom Solutions, a subsidiary of Entrust, is one of the leading certification labs in the United States and was the first laboratory authorized to perform both FIPS 140-1 and Common Criteria evaluations.


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Twelve strangers wake up in a clearing. They don't know where they are—or how they got there. In the shadow of a dark internet conspiracy theory, ruthless elitists gather at a remote location to hunt humans for sport. But their master plan is about to be derailed when one of the hunted turns the tables on her pursuers.


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I grew up with the moans and screams of innocent women.
I listened to the sound of a man's brain matter hitting the
I knew how to load and fire a gun at the age of 12.
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Vitaly never went against his or her own. To do so was to invite death. My
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