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Spreading of the toxic dinoflagellate Gymnodinium catenatum in the western Mediterranean Sea
There have been two Raphidophyceae blooms, as well as a number of other blooms recorded in Dapeng Bay in the early part of this year. A Heterosigma akashiwo bloom occurred in the inner bayments of Dapeng Bay. In April 2001, a mixed bloom of Chattonella ovata and Chattonella globosa was recorded in the same area. The first Raphidophyceae bloom, Heterosigma sp., was recorded in South China waters in the late 1980s. No other Raphidophyceae bloom was recorded until 1993, when a Chattonella marina bloom occurred in Dapeng Bay. Since then, more and more Raphidophyceae species, e.g. Chattonella antiqua, C. globosa, and C. ovata have been found in these waters. South China waters are one of the locations with the most frequent HAB occurrences in the world. In recent years, more and more new harmful species have been recorded in these waters.
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Fun never gets too big, even for the smallest child to join in, when Barney is there to help show the way! Everyone's favorite purple T-rex and all his friends learn important preschool milestones in Barney: I Can Do It!, coming to DVD, Digital Download and On Demand May 17, 2011 from Lionsgate and HIT Entertainment. In this fully-loaded program, Barney and his friends show that there are new things for kids of any age to learn each day such as brushing your teeth, tying your shoes and cleaning your room. Trusted by moms and adored by children, Barney displays sharing, caring, imagining, dancing and learning on television, online and through live events, home entertainment and publishing. The Emmy award-winning series, Barney & Friends is one of the top-rated preschool shows today, airing on PBS KIDS and Sprout.
This is one of my 15 months old favorite one so far. He loves the peek a boo they do on here! Like how this one gears toward older kids compared to teaching little kids. I try to watch these, but I really just never imagined myself ever watching these as a adult. Even my 3 year old puts up with it, cause he knows his brother enjoys Barney. I like how this one is not shown on TV so its kinda like only certain people seen this DVD then when shown on TV. I really enjoy how this show teaches kids. Thats helpful when us adults don't usually think about it at that time! You can purchase this at Amazon.
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Junk it, burn it, get over it
Updated 7:20 pm, Thursday, May 16, 2013
Americans are disappearing into a quagmire of their own worthless possessions. Many of us already may be gone.
Broken percolators. Never-used fondue pots. Ornamental bathroom magazine racks. Crass Venus de Milo oil lamps. Stuff ordered from the Sharper Image. The list is so long, it's taking up space, too.
Our houses have grown bigger than they've ever been (an average of 2,480 square feet, according to the 2010 Census). Yet, many of you can fill them with stuff you don't need anymore, and which you will never use again.
It doesn't stop there. Once the house is filled, many will rent space at a self-storage place to salt away even more rusty patio furniture and bundles of Boys' Life magazines.
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There are 50,000 self-storage facilities in the country, and they offer an accumulated 2 billion extra square feet for your junk. Self-storage is a $22 billion industry.
That's a lot of overflow.
This has got to stop. We could be using that money for important stuff, like lottery tickets or $5 cups of coffee. And the land wasted on mini-warehouses could be used for pawnshops, tattoo parlors, carwashes and other institutions that benefit the community.
As I see it, you've got two choices.
1. Pay a professional organizer to tweak your feng shui, sort and label your stuff and assimilate your family into the cult of neatness.
It sounds like a great idea, but it doesn't solve the problem. It shows you how to organize and hide stuff, but it doesn't get rid of it. Plus, it's expensive. You'll pay the organizer. You'll pay for lots of plastic containers.
And you won't be able to enjoy anything you own — books, DVDs, crafting tools — if you're constantly thinking about storing it when you're done with it.
2. Alternately, you can take my advice, which comes free with this column, in a newspaper for which you've already paid. My plan is elegant in its simplicity and bold in its application.
It's a game I call "Chuck 'em or Burn 'em." The name, I believe, is self-explanatory. It sounds harsh, and it is.
But if you want elbow room, something's got to go.
Don't hold a garage sale. That's a terrible way to shift your addiction to someone else. No amount of money will buy back that Saturday you lost and the ungodly hour at which you got out of bed.
You need to stand up and be a grown-up. Chuck it, or burn it.
Photos: Digital photos are no problem, but any paper photo you have is probably a decade old or older. Most are probably pictures of your family. You know what they look like, so there's no need for stacks of photo albums. Answer? Burn 'em.
Vacation snaps are never as good as the experience. Burn 'em.
Baby pictures? All they do is make you nostalgic and weepy for younger days. Burn 'em.
Vinyl records, 8-track tapes and cassettes: Memories, schmemories. You can't play them any more. Burn 'em.
Old appliances: Chuck 'em. Roll any old appliances to the curb. The city won't haul them off, but the junk will mysteriously disappear. Even if you live in a spiffy gated community, there is at least one neighbor who cannot tolerate the notion that someone would toss a perfectly good whatever-it-is.
Old computers: Invite the biggest nerd you know to your house to play Skyrim. When he shows (it will always be a "he"), tell him you don't have Skyrim, but you need to pull personal data off an old computer. If you've chosen the right nerd, he'll obsess over it enough to do what it takes to finish the job. Then chuck 'em both — the computer and the nerd — when you're done.
Useless pieces of furniture: If no one sits on them, sleeps in them or stores day-to-day clothes in them, pitch 'em into the backyard and burn 'em. Alternately, you can break furniture into small pieces for use as firewood.
Canned goods: Any can or jar gathering dust on a pantry has got to go. Do not donate it to the food bank because it's probably toxic. Instead, burn 'em. Save time by taking them out back and throwing them into the furniture fire.
China and commemorative dishes: If you don't eat off it, you don't need it. Chuck them.
Important documents and files: Burn 'em. If a piece of paper is really important, there's probably a copy on file somewhere else, such as a bank or a government office. If you ever need a copy, that's where you'll find it. You won't need file cabinets or desks or office chairs, either; burn those, too.
Most of these ideas are extrapolations of concepts my wife taught me. I used to hoard stuff, but I decided that I needed to get with the program or meet the same fate as my old 8-tracks.
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Anybody positioned on probation drug test may possibly require not using, possessing or drinking alcohol and/or illicit drugs. In adding you may possibly required to submit to random preliminary breath tests to spot alcohol in your body and/or a probation urine test for use of illicit drugs.
There is no charge for these tests except the test results are challenged which may possibly effect in your being referred for a blood test to be carried out at your expense.
Failure to give a sufficient sample or proof of altering, diluting or corrupting with the sample will be measured a violation of probation drug testing.
Alcohol and probation drug testing may possibly carried out while you report in person, are requested to come in for a random screen or, if necessary, while a probation officer carries out a home visit.
If you are necessary to report for a random screen you should bring in picture ID, such as a driver's license, Michigan I.D. card, student I.D. card etc. If you do not have a picture I.D., be certain to notify your probation officer.
The exercise of probation urine test has increased over current years. These results have customarily been used in lawful procedures below supervision of a medical review officer (MRO). In this situation, testing has been necessary by law or rule and so is naturally not in the "donor's" concern.
Physicians, nevertheless, can apply probation drug test to help to examine their patient's treatment arrangements. By using probation urine test in a patient-centered fashion, equally patient and physician welfare are maintained.
Hair analysis and urinalysis are balancing tests for founding drug use. Hair analysis gives long-term information, from months to years, regarding both the strictness and example of drug consumption. In difference to this, urinalysis can point out only drug consumption, and then usually just that which has happens within the last 2–3 days.
Urine analysis is less invasive than blood analysis, naturally the least costly, and can spot rare or current single consumption. For these causes, urine analysis is the most general drug test.
While you take an employment drug test, you generally find one shot to pass it. But while it comes to joining the Army, we establish you can attempt again and again until you test clean for drugs. What's extra, some recruiters may possibly training you each step of the way.
All active duty members should go through a Military drug test at least once for every year. Members of the Guard and Reserves should be tested at least one time for each two years. There are numerous protections built-in to the system to make sure correct results.
First, persons initial the label on their own bottles. The bottles are boxed into batches, and the test administrator starts a chain-of-custody paper for every batch.
This is a legal document everyone who has had somewhat to do with that sample signs it – whether it be the witness who observed the person gather the sample, the person who places it into the box or the person who gets it out of the box. There is constantly a written record of who those persons are.
The chain-of-custody condition keeps on in the lab also. People who come in contact with every sample and what accurately they perform to the sample are written on the document.
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Join Agents Emma Monroe and Zack Armstrong. She protected him. He loved her. They can trust one another with their lives, but what about their hearts?
Special Agent Emma Monroe is a Fallen Siren seeking redemption. Thousands of years ago, she was banished from Mount Olympus by Zeus and cursed by Demeter for failing to prevent the kidnapping of Persephone by Hades. Now she's working for the FBI, seeking salvation while searching for and finding the missing.
Her partner, Zack Armstrong, is a werewolf with a grievance of his own. The former Black Ops sniper who once carried out a string of questionable assignments is atoning for his past. Ironically, Zack's just discovered an important piece of his past has been magically wiped from his memory - an affair with Emma. It doesn't matter she used the spell to save his life; that's something he'll never know.
With trust eroded and love overshadowed by betrayal, the only thing holding them together is the job. When the son of multibillionaire Roger Maitlan is kidnapped and his babysitter murdered in cold blood, Emma and Zack travel to New York to work the case. They go undercover, infiltrating a playground of private dungeons where those who are rich and powerful can live out fantasies without consequence. What they find is a conspiracy born of a twisted mind and fueled by greed. The clock is ticking. Will Zack and Emma be able to find the missing boy and their way back to one another?
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The St Andrew's Church presentation given to Synod in Larnaca, February 2013.
Unity in Diversity – St Andrew's Abu Dhabi from Diocese of Cyprus and the Gulf on Vimeo.
Many thanks to Ray Haddad for making this terrific video.
To find out more about the Diocese, and in particular Synod this year, visit http://cypgulf.org/about-synod/synod-2013/


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The Body Ecology Diet recommends that each meal consist of 80% ocean and land vegetables. So far I have done deliciously well making sure that my meals consist of mainly land vegetables, but haven't incorporated as many of the sea veggies as I would like. In fact, besides adding dulce to my salads, rolling veggies in nori wraps and sprinkling kelp on my eggs, I haven't tried a lot. But yesterday I added to my list of sea vegetables by trying arame for the first time. Wow! It was not only easy to prepare but didn't have the strong taste that I found with dulce. I just sauteed it with my land veggies and some oil and it was delicious. This is one sea vegetable I will soon be adding to my family's meals.
Since my diet is dairy free I am always looking for foods rich in calcium. Arame is not only rich in calcium but also zinc and iodine. Plus, sea vegetables provide numerous other benefits.
Benefits of Sea Vegetables Include:
Prevent aging and chronic disease
Prevent cellular mutations that cause cancer
Relieve menopausal symptoms
Prevent birth defects
Alkalize your blood
Lower cholesterol
Balance thyroid function
Detoxify your body from heavy metals, environmental pollutants, and carcinogens.
Have anti-inflammatory effects
Control the growth of pathogenic viruses, candida, and pathogenic bacteria
Fight constipation
Lower your blood pressure and reduce tension
Improve your heart health
Contain powerful antioxidants
Did you notice a few of the benefits that would be helpful for those of us with rheumatoid arthritis? To read more about the benefits of sea veggies and find new recipes, check out The Body Ecology website.
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Arame, A Sea Vegetable Worth Trying Out
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I am so glad to hear that this diet is working so well for you Cathy. I am still figuring out some of my triggers. It is interesting to note that it is much easier to see how certain foods effect how I feel now that I am off meds. I think the meds were masking some of my food triggers. I look forward to reading more of how you are doing on this diet.ReplyDelete
Just had a catch up here Cathy. So glad to hear the unschooling and the diet are all going so fabulously well.ReplyDelete
I love seaweed. We like to snack on dulse, but it is pretty strong. I think I am not sure if I've tried arame, but we've tried so many kinds it's hard to remember. I'll have to try it!ReplyDelete
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Arrested• VICTORIA - A 37-year-old Victoria man by officers Monday on suspicion of assaulting a family member in the 6000 block of Loop 463.
• VICTORIA - A 19-year-old woman and 18-year-old man, both of Victoria by officers Monday on suspicion of theft. They are suspected of taking $458.98 worth of clothing from a store in the 8100 block of North Navarro Street.


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MITRA BALCHAN was denied bail yesterday on charges of rape and buggery of a girl. Balchan, 32, of South Oropouche, faced seven charges before San Fernando Deputy Chief Magistrate Mark Wellington in the San Fernando First Magistrates' Court.
Five of the charges were that on dates unknown, between September and August, at Victoria Village, Cross Crossing, he had sexual intercourse with a female who was not his wife and who was under the age of 14 years.
All the charges were laid indictably.
At the end of the matter, Balchan, who was unrepresented, was told that he will be remanded in prison custody.
"In light of the multiple charges, I'm not going to fix bail...bail is refused, sir," Wellington said.
Balchan was advised of his right to apply to a judge for bail.
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THE Augusta Clay Target Club folk gathered for a little busy bee on the weekend ahead of our year's major event, The Hillview Challenge.
We had a little fun banging away at 75 Double Barrel Trap as eye openers for next weekend and prepared ourselves for the onslaught of guests from throughout the State at beautiful Augusta.
John Ablett, Queenie Elliot, Cole Thompson, Mark Evans, Geoff Rogerson, Jason Price and Trevor Price, above, were amongst the club members who enjoyed the day.
For further info call our president Trevor Price on 0417 189 627 or secretary Mark Murray on 0427 030 301.


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The Mets re-signed Bobby Abreu to a minor-league deal this past Friday, and a team official told Adam Rubin of ESPN new York. that he'll assuredly be part called up in September when rosters expand.
"Whenever we sign a veteran player to a minor-league deal, we think about the impact he may or may not have on younger players," VP of Player Development Paul DePodesta told Rubin. "We certainly believed Bobby could have a positive influence in addition to his on-field performance."
Abreu has also expressed an interest in becoming a hitting coach after his playing days are over. DePodesta addressed that as well.
"As far as I know, there haven't been promises made about the future, playing or otherwise. But we're always on the lookout for guys who can continue to have an impact in uniform beyond their playing days."
Abreu batted .238 with one home run and 14 RBI during his first stint with the Mets, and was hitless in his last 22 at-bats as a pinch hitter.
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The Mets announced that they have re-signed outfielder Bobby Abreu and assigned him to Triple-A Las Vegas.
Las Vegas recently lost outfielders Matt den Dekker and Kirk Nieuwenhuis when the two players were promoted to the Mets, so this is obviously a move to add some outfield depth to the Triple-A squad.
There are many in the organization who view Abreu as a future coach, so this may be a sign that he'll remain with the organization in some capacity after the season if no team is willing to give him a major league roster spot.


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Barcelona director Andoni Zubizarreta believes that his side should have been awarded a penalty after its 2-1 Liga defeat to Real Madrid saw a late infraction on Adriano go uncalled.
The Brazilian full back looked to have been tripped in the area by a Sergio Ramos challenge but referee Miguel Perez waved play on, a decision that Zubizarreta feels denied his side the point that it deserved.
"The images are very clear on that incident, it was a clear penalty to Adriano," the former Blaugrana goalkeeper said to reporters.
"It deserved to be a tied game, as it was an atypical Clasico, with a lot of intense play. Now we have to recover from this result for the next [Liga] game against Deportivo.
"We are still many points ahead of second place, and we are working every day to build our game. We must always compete, and the sooner we close out the league, the better."
Barca interim coach Jordi Roura stopped short of echoing Zubizarreta's sentiments about the penalty incident, telling reporters: "The images are clear, I don't want to talk any more about it or the referee.
The 45-year-old also derided suggestions that his team was succumbing to fatigue, with now back-to-back losses to Madrid coming on the heels of a 2-0 reverse at AC Milan in the Champions League.
"We're playing several games lately but I don't think it's a physical problem. At least the team played well and worked hard. Matches are won or lost due to punctual actions, but we had control.
"It's difficult to play against same opponent in a few days. They are different competitions but it's always complicated, it's always like that in Bernabeu."
Barcelona is in action next with a league match at home to Deportivo on March 9, before welcoming Milan for the second leg of their round of 16 tie three days later.


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HTC EVO View 4G Back to Android 2.3 Gingerbread
We've been sent a message by HTC asking us to update our notes here about the HTC EVO View 4G. Apparently when we reported yesterday that Sprint's HTC EVO View 4G was to ship with Android 3.0 Honeycomb, they'd jumped the gun on their website, which is where the whole world looks for solid info. Now consider this: what does Gingerbread mean for the world of Android phones? HTC EVO View 4G will certainly be upgraded to Android 3.0 Honeycomb soon after it's released, but does this mean the Gingerbread wave is finally upon us?
What I speak of is of course a combination of the fact that Google doesn't release its source code all at once, instead choosing a hero device with which they can wow the world, then moving on to the lowly peasants who all get it at the same time. You're aware of the Nexus S, I'm sure, but did you know that there was another candidate in the Xperia PLAY?
Have a look at a story by the name of Playstation phone confirmed as former Gingerbread hero phone and consider this: with so few phones on the market this moment with Gingerbread and now both the Nexus S and Sony Ericsson Xperia PLAY out there, does the HTC EVO View 4G with Gingerbread, again, show itself as a sign of the Gingpocalypse?
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Google is apparently preparing its own entry in the growing Android tablet competition. Reports say Google is working with LG on a Nexus-branded tablet running the Android Honeycomb 3.0 software.
The tablet could ship as soon as this summer, according to tech pundit Eldar Murtazin, writing for Mobile-Review [translation].
Google first partnered with HTC to create its own brand smartphone, Nexus One, which is now retired. Then Google paired with Samsung for the successor Nexus S, also running the latest version of Android at the time. Given Google's history of teaming up to manufacturers to release phones under its brand, it's indeed possible a Nexus tablet developed in partnership with yet with another manufacturer (LG) is coming up to shape the Android tablet landscape.
Besides projecting release in either midsummer or early fall, Murtazin did not detail any specifications on the rumored Nexus tablet. But if past experiences with the Nexus One and Nexus S are any indication, the Nexus tablet would come preinstalled with a new version of Android Honeycomb 3.X. Like the Nexus S, Google would also sell the tablet direct to consumers, or via subsidized deals from wireless carriers – if the tablet will have 3G/4G capabilities alongside Wi-Fi.
LG is also preparing its own Android tablet, the G-Slate, with an 8.9-inch screen and 3D features, priced at $529 from T-Mobile. Running on a dual-core 1GHz processor, the G-Slate has two 5-megapixel cameras on the back to record 3D video, but requires special glasses to view 3D content on the G-Slate. The tablet will run Android 3.0 and come with 32GB of internal memory.
Android 2.X Tablets Miss Honeycomb Party
Another interesting tidbit of information from Muratazin's report could be bad news for owners of Android 2.X tablets like the original Samsung Galaxy Tab. Apparently Google's licensing agreement with manufacturers specifically prevents them from upgrading the smartphone-oriented Android 2.X to tablet-optimized Android 3.0 Honeycomb.
If true, the rumor of the Android 2.X tablets not being able to upgrade to Honeycomb could also affect some other tablets expected later this year on the market. One notable example is the HTC Evo 4G (the stateside version of the HTC Flyer), which HTC said it will come with the Sense interface, on top of Android 2.3. But it is yet to be seen whether it will receive at some point an update to Honeycomb or not.
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Droid X Android 'Gingerbread' 2.3 Update Not Coming This Weekend?
As we tell you quite frequently Google is very good at getting updates out for their Android mobile platform. The problem arises when it comes to manufacturers actually getting the latest updates pushed to their devices. A prime example of this would be Google's latest Android 'Gingerbread' 2.3 which, despite being out for quite some time, has still only been installed on Google's own Nexus One and Nexus S.
Owners of the Motorola Droid X on Verizon are sure to know that rumors had been floating around about the Gingerbread update coming to the device sometime this weekend. This would have came virtually out of no where considering neither Motorola nor Verizon came forth to deny or confirm this rumor. Well unfortunately it seems that another rumor has come forth today that says just about the exact opposite.
According to this latest round of rumors the Gingerbread update for the Droid X was denied by Verizon pushing its release date back. Of course there is no official confirmation to this rumor either so the Droid X's update status is essentially still in the air.
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Nexus S 4G – Android novelty for 4G networks Sprint
North American mobile operator Sprint, as part of its program to expand the portfolio of mobile terminals that support its 4G network, introduced another model of Android smartphone – Nexus S 4G, manufactured by Samsung.
In addition to supporting work in 4G mobile networks, Sprint (WiMAX), the new Nexus S 4G running platform Android 2.3 (Gingerbread), 1 GHz processor and a built-in 3D graphics accelerator, which also enables the processing of HD-video content .
Among other specifications Nexus S 4G, which differ little from the original Nexus S, indicates the following:
- Support networks: 3G (EVDO Rev A.); Sprint 4G (WiMAX)
- Dimensions: 124h63h11, 2 mm
- Weight: 131 gr.
- Display: 4-inch, Super AMOLED with support for multitouch, a resolution of 480×800 pixels
- Main camera: 5 megapixel with LED flash
- Front camera: VGA
- Platform: Android 2.3 (Gingerbread)
- Memory: 16 GB (ROM) / 512 MB (RAM)
- Communications: GPS, Wi-Fi (802.11 b / g / n), Bluetooth v2.1 + EDR, NFC
- Battery: 1500 mAh, Li-Ion
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LG Optimus One Getting Android 'Gingerbread' 2.3 This Spring
There are many different phones on the market powered by Google's Android mobile operating system from a wide array of different manufacturers. Each of these different phones feature their fair share of positive qualities be it price, big screen, high res camera or what have you. However, just about every Android smartphone is the same in that it takes quite some time before actually being updated to the latest version of Android.
In fact, some of the only smartphones currently on the market running Android 2.3 include Google's own Nexus One and Nexus S. Luckily, many other manufacturers have let us know in the past that they do plan on releasing the Android 2.3 update at some point in the future. For instance, LG has just come forth today by way of Facebook to let us know that the Android 2.3 update for their highly popular Optimus One will be made available this Spring.
Of course things are subject to change so until something along the lines of a press release goes out we'd say don't get too excited just yet.
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Vodafone gets 2.3 bites of Gingerbread 'first' on Nexus S
First to take two and a third bites from Google's Gingerbread Android OS 2.3 is Vodafone, who is launching the Google/Samsung Nexus S from the 9th of March, a few weeks before it launches Sony's Xperia arc which also comes with the same OS sweetness.
Although Google and Samsung launched the Android OS 2.3-powered Nexus S smarGoogle's Gingerbread Android OS 2.tphone late last year, with Google's Australian employees the first to truly get the Nexus S down under, it has taken a little while for a local telco to bring it to Australian retail stores.
That telco is the somewhat troubled Vodafone, who despite the well-publicised network issues has still been able to use its global clout to secure smart technologies, from the Nexus S smartphone to the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1-inch Android OS 3.0-powered Honeycomb tablet.
Vodafone will be offering the Nexus S to existing customers from the 9th of March, and will then make the handset generally available to the public from the 16th of March, and naturally it will do so on a range of 12 and 24 month plans.
Equipped with the very slight "arc" of a "contour" display, as opposed to the "arc" on the back of the Sony Xperia arc, the phone has a 4-inch display which is 0.2-inches smaller than the Xperia, although that probably won't make that much difference to end-users.
Indeed, it is the Xperia arc that is the biggest competitor to the Nexus S, featuring an 8.1 megapixel camera with Sony's "Cybershot" DNA within, while Samsung's Nexus S features a 5 megapixel camera instead.
Although Sony has happily promised to promptly deliver Android OS updates, unlike most of its competitors, the Samsung/Google Nexus S should, in theory, see zero delays to OS updates as it is "Google's" official Android OS 2.3 smartphone, with choosing between the Sony and Samsung sure to be an angst-laden decision for anyone that wants the latest Google-powered smartphone.
On top of that is the issue of more phones due later this year which will feature dual-core processing technologies, which neither the Nexus S nor the Xperia arc contain – do you buy right now, or do you wait for a future model – or even simply wait for the iPhone 5 instead?
Decisions, decisions… although if you want Google's latest smartphone NOW… well… the Nexus S will be it, and unless you've already imported one from overseas, it will be either today for existing Vodafone customers or in another week for anyone brave enough to switch to Vodafone, instead of away from it.
As Vodafone promotes in its media release, the Nexus S has a 1GHz Samsung processor, a 4-inch "Super Clear LCD Contour Display" at WVGA 48×800 resolution with anti-stain and anti-fingerprint technology.
There's 16GB of storage within, too, along with all of Google's apps and maps, and unlike Apple with its iPhone 4, the Nexus S will be available in black or white from day one.
Naturally, Samsung's local VP of telecommunications, Tyler McGee, was pleased by the development.
He stated that: "We are excited to be bringing the Nexus S, the first Samsung-Google co-developed device, to market with Vodafone in Australia.
"This partnership gives Vodafone customers access to the most innovative hardware solutions from Samsung coupled with the pure Google experience of Android 2.3. The Nexus S brings Vodafone users the latest mobile technology and faster multimedia content with an intuitive experience", he concluded.
Full pricing is available to view here, with Vodafone's pricing plan table reproduced below. Source: itwire
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EVO 3D, EVO View, and Nexus S to be Announced by Sprint at CTIA
It's been a few days since Sprint sent out invitations to their press event at CTIA. While we certainly have our own ideas as to what Sprint will announce, an anonymous tipster has come forward, possibly revealing Sprint's big announcement agenda.
The source claims that Sprint has three Android devices waiting to be unveiled at CTIA. Two phones and one tablet. The first phone will be the Nexus S which will be equipped with WiMax capabilities. As you may recall Sprint did have plans to launch the original Nexus One last year, but changed their mind since the handset wouldn't offer anything unique over the T-Mobile and AT&T versions that were being sold by Google.
The second handset Sprint will unveil at CTIA with be the HTC EVO 3D. As the name implies, the HTC EVO 3D will feature 3D capabilities (though we're not sure what those are at this moment) and we're pretty sure it'll support Sprint's 4G WiMax network. We do not know the specs of the HTC EVO 3D, but the hope is that the handset will be similar to the rumored HTC Pyramid (dual-core 1.2 GHz Snapdragon processor [MSM8260] and a 4.3 inch qHD display) which should be heading to T-Mobile later this spring.
Since Verizon has the XOOM and T-Mobile has the G-Slate, Sprint has decided to offer up their own Android tablet: the HTC EVO View. The only detail we have right now is the tablet's name, but we're assuming that it will be pretty similar to the HTC Flyer which is running a 1.5 GHz Qualcomm processor, with a 7-inch display, Android 2.3, and HTC's new Scribe technology.
While everything above may sound feasible, we're still labeling it all as rumors until we can get some concrete evidence. But that doesn't mean we're not excited! If the report does turn out to be true, which of three devices will you be picking up?
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Google Honeycomb OS and Apps: Hands On
The Motorola Xoom is the first device to use Google's new Android 3.0 Honeycomb operating system. Here's a look at some of the best elements of the new OS.
Since previous versions of Android were designed for 3- to 4-inch lower-resolution displays, anytime a manufacturer tried to use the OS on larger, higher-res displays, there was often screen blank space. Android 3.0 uses every inch of the Motorola Xoom's 10.1-inch 1280-by-800-pixel display-on the home screen, each corner of the OS has some action:
The top left is a shortcut to dedicated Google and Voice commands. The top right takes you to your Apps and home-screen customization menu. Bottom left is the multitask button which shows you everything running-this is a nice addition, there's nothing like this in Android 2.3. The bottom right is the notification area-popups appear here (new e-mails, IMs, new apps installs, etc.). The notification area is like the pulldown notification tray in previous version of Android.
The new widgets in Android 3.0 are very noteworthy, and they're much more useful on a larger screen. For instance, the Gmail widget is terrific, you can scroll through the subject lines of your messages without actually entering the mail app. The new Gmail app takes cues from the iPad mail app, you scroll through your subject lines in the left pane while the right pane displays the body of the email.
The new Google Talk app offers video chat-it's basically Google's answer to Apple's FaceTime. It's long overdue for Android and it works quite well. Check out what Google Talk can do in our video walkthrough.
The last app that really stands out is the new Web browser-but there's good and bad. Like previous Android versions, you can zoom in to enlarge the text to a comfortable size and then double tap to make it fit within the screen, which is useful. Google has also added tabbed browsing so it feels like a desktop-class browser. Now for the bad: Flash is promised on the Xoom, but it isn't ready at launch. This is disappointing, especially considering Flash for Android 2.3 is out there, and it works well (when used on a powerful-enough Android phone, of course). The other big browser problem: Most sites default to the stripped-down mobile version. You can navigate to the full site by simply clicking on a link at the bottom of most pages, but the iPad goes to the full site by default. If this browser gets Flash support and defaults to full sites, it could truly compete with the iPad's browser, but right now it just can't.
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Google Releases Android 2.3.3 Update .ZIPs For Nexus One And Nexus S
Google may have jumped the gun on announcing that the Android 2.3.3 update for the Nexus One was available – although they did say that it could be a few weeks until the update deployed OTA, it wasn't available for download and install, either. Or, rather, it wasn't until now: the update .ZIPs have been posted and can be downloaded directly from Google.
Nexus One:
Obviously, Gingerbread brings a ton of new features, and 2.3.3 builds upon them even further. Install instructions are the same as previous updates:
I grabbed these instructions from Android Central, so be sure to show them some love:
- Download the update from here.
- Rename the file to update.zip. Note that if you're using Windows, just rename it to "update" (no quotes, of course) because it's already a zipped file.
- Copy the update.zip file onto your microSD card.
- With your Nexus One off, hold down the trackball and press the power button (for the Nexus S, hit Volume Up + Power).
- You'll be booted into a white screen with three Android robots on skateboards. Select "Bootloader."
- On the next screen, select "Recovery."
- Your phone will reboot, giving you a picture of the Android robot and an exclamation point inside a triangle.
- Now press the power button and volume up button at the same time. It could take a couple of tries.
- Now (using the trackball this time) choose "Apply sdcard:update.zip" and let things run their course.
Update: We've just successfully applied the 2.3.3 update to our Nexus S. As you can see below, everything went very smoothly:
[Source: Google (Nexus S, Nexus One), thanks for the tips SarcasticOne and Sandip D.]
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Android 2.3.3 OTA Now Rolling out to Nexus S and Nexus One
Good news for long-suffering Nexus One owners – Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread has finally begun rolling out for the original Nexus and its big brother, the Nexus S over-the-air. For the Nexus S, 2.3.3 will introduce new near-field communication (NFC) capabilities. For those still rocking a Nexus One, this will be the first official taste of Gingerbread on the device.
The news was broken via the official Google Nexus Twitter account, which advises users to be patient, and says that the OTA update process will take several weeks. Of course, direct links to the OTA update package should start to emerge long before then for anyone feeling a little impatient. [GoogleNexus on Twitter]
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The vaccine she began taking two years ago was supposed to protect her from an infectious bacterial disease that can be used in biological or germ warfare. Instead, it caused her life to take a disastrous turn.
Willingham-Enoch, 23, of Cheyenne, Wyo., hopes her experience will deter people from supporting the anthrax vaccine.
"I don't want Americans supporting something they're uneducated about," she said. "If this ever becomes available to the public, I don't want people to become sick. I don't want them to push it on troops and make more of them sick."
In 1998, when she enlisted, the Pentagon ordered that all troops must take the anthrax vaccine. The vaccination calls for six injections over 18 months followed by annual boosters.
A Defense Department Web site says the vaccine is produced from a strain of anthrax that does not cause the disease.
About 30 percent of men and 60 percent of women experience mild reactions to the shots, such as swelling and tenderness around the injection area. Five to 35 percent of those vaccinated experience aching joints and muscles, headaches, fever and nausea.
These symptoms are supposed to go away after a few days. But for Willingham-Enoch, the effects have lasted years.
She began her series of anthrax shots in September 1999. Just after her third shot, while she was stationed in Kuwait, she started feeling sick.
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Soon she wasn't able to perform her security forces job. Carrying 180 rounds of ammunition, an M-16 rifle and gear was wearing down her 100-pound body.
"I didn't know why," she said. "I do now. I have fibromyalgia."
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More than 400 troops have either quit or faced court-martial rather than take the vaccine for fear of side effects. The Defense Department, however, insists there are no long-term side effects from the vaccine.
The sole producer of the vaccine, BioPort Corp. of Lansing, Mich., is only supplying the inoculation to the Defense Department. BioPort failed FDA inspections in 1999 and 2000 because of contamination and lack of consistency in product standards.
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|Youngsters like Luke Glendening helped the Red Wings hold Sidney Crosby in check Thursday night. Glendening won 58 percent (11-of-19) face-offs against Crosby. (Photo by Dave Reginek/Detroit Red Wings)
DETROIT – Usually when the Red Wings and Penguins meet it's a mano e mano showdown between Detroit's Henrik Zetterberg and Pavel Datsyuk, and Pittsbugh's Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin.
Unfortunately, injuries to the Red Wings' stars precluded the usual marquee matchup Thursday at Joe Louis Arena.
But there was no shortage of heart-pounding excitement as the Red Wings' youth helped catapult Detroit to a 5-4 overtime win, earning two critical points that pushed the club into the final wild-card spot ahead of Columbus and Washington by one point. Daniel Alfredsson netted his second straight game-winning goal, this time with four-tenths of a second remaining on the clock.
"I thought we did lots of good things," said coach Mike Babcock. "Obviously we did some things that weren't great either. We made some mistakes, they made mistakes, but we stayed with it and found a way to win a game. That was a big win for us. We knew going in that we were going to be under siege at times. I thought our guys battled real hard."
The Wings jumped out to a 2-0 lead on tallies from Alfredsson and Gustav Nyquist before Pittsburgh scored three goals within three minutes at the end of the second period to take a one-goal advantage into the third.
But despite the Pens' daunting record of 29-3-1 when leading after 40 minutes, Detroit regrouped during the second intermission and came out fighting for their playoff lives.
"We're still in the game, it's still a one-shot game," defenseman Niklas Kronwall said of the message in the Wings dressing room. "Just stick with it, keep believing. I thought we did a good job to find a way."
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Luke Glendening has proven to be a bee in the bonnet of opposing players in his short career as an undrafted rookie free agent, and that didn't change in the final period of the game.
Just 20 seconds into a Pittsburgh power play, Glendening's stick came loose from his hands, and as James Neal sent it careening across the ice, he was quickly whistled for an interference penalty.
"I mean I just got my stick stuck in a skate so I dropped it so I didn't get another penalty and then it wasn't broken so they moved it out of the way and that's a penalty," Glendening said. "The ref kept asking why I didn't pick it up but I guess I just got lucky there."
Or, he was just doing his job.
"I knew it didn't break but you got a job to do and you can't go pick up your stick," Glendening said.
The Red Wings went 200-feet to tie the score on Tomas Tatar's power-play goal on Detroit's two-man advantage just two minutes later. As Tatar skated the puck out of the defensive zone, Penguins defensemen Rob Scuderi and Olli Maatta collided and fell in the neutral zone, sending Tatar and Riley Sheahan to streak into the Pens' zone on a 2-on-1, and Sheahan set his teammate up perfectly for the score.
"I think I lost Malkin behind the net," Tatar said. "He kind of tried to hit me, and he missed me. I passed to Sheahan, and I think their two guys (Scuderi and Maatta) hit each other at the blue line there so She could go breakaway. But I think the puck bounced over his stick and he was kind of wide. When they hit each other I kind of used it to skate to the net and She made the beautiful pass and I hit it and it ended up in the net."
Under three minutes later, Todd Bertuzzi netted his ninth goal of the season, as his shot was deflected into the net by Pittsburgh's Rob Scuderi. Many initially thought Glendening got a piece of the puck, which would have marked his first NHL goal, but the center knew otherwise.
"No I didn't (think so)," Glendening said. "The guys on the bench were razzing me. Maybe they were just giving me a hard time 'cause I haven't scored yet but no I didn't think so. Bert just got it to the net and it went off their D."
Bertuzzi's goal gave the Wings a 4-3 lead with eight minutes remaining in the game – more than enough time for the Penguins to score the tying goal, which Craig Adams did exactly two minutes later.
The Wings most daunting task came after Dave Legwand earned a five-minute major penalty for butt-ending Malkin with less than four minutes left in regulation. Detroit's penalty kill came up huge, however, as it stifled Pittsburgh's power play into the overtime period.
"I think it was a tough call, especially against Pittsburgh; we don't need those," said Tatar. "But our penalty kill guys did an amazing job for us and they deserve like a big-time standing ovation they pretty much helped give us the two points."
Just when it seemed like a shootout would inevitably decide the outcome of the Eastern Conference matchup, Alfredsson netted his second straight game-winning goal with .4 seconds remaining in overtime to hand Detroit a pivotal victory over the Penguins.
"I saw it," Alfredsson said. "I didn't know there was just a few seconds left, but I know I didn't hear the horn go off before the puck went in so I thought it would be good. Big break for us, rebound goes off their D and in so we'll gladly take it today."


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A University of Notre Dame theologian expressed the belief today that American Catholics, Protestant and Jews were "in substantial agreement" on principles for aiding in solution of the world's swiftly expanding population problem.
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Father O'Brien, co-chairman of the Commission on Religious Organizations of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, said the tri-faith area of agreement covered "the prudent regulation of births and the clear consciousness of the responsibilities they entail, which is but another name for family planning." He wrote that he felt there was "well-founded hope for the cooperative action so desperately needed to solve this problem on both the national and international level."
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The new vehicle. You knew stories were bound to come out of that, right?
First let me say that I don't have one just yet. Naturally we cannot come to a consensus on what planet we live on let alone which size vehicle should grace the next 8 years of my life.
That's the tricky part because I might be here another year or forever, and ALL of my cars were purchased new and driven to their death (or my perception of their imminent death).
Never has it been more apparent that I was raised in a Depression Era survivor's home as when it comes time to talk to car salesmen and discuss possibilities of cars with my Dad (love you, Dad!). My Dad wants you to get the most bang for your buck and has a tendency to look downmarket when it comes to price. Yes, he always gets the best deal, in fact he negotiated the car I am currently driving, which is a mid/large Hyundai SUV from back in 2008.
My husband is all about utility, not price. His criteria is that the mastiff must fit in it and I must be able to get him in by myself since I now live alone. Just in case of emergency. I believe the statement went something like,"Think of the biggest thing you will ever have to move and buy a vehicle that will accommodate that object."
Naturally all I wanted was to go smaller.
I began to research the cars and their available cargo capacity in cubic inches as well as the distance from the ground to the bottom of the tailgate because:
- mastiff cannot jump up
- I cannot lift 160 pound dogs
- mastiff sits 3 feet high when on her butt
- I have a terror of being forced to drive a full size minivan
Every single man consulted said how wonderful the Honda Odyssey was and that it was great for their family. I note that to the best of my knowledge it was the wife who drove it, not him.
Years ago I had to test drive a GRAY Toyota Sienna and I almost had to be shoved into the driver's seat, feeling like I was driving my own hearse or coffin. Gray is just the most depressing color, ever.
My husband asked me if I still thought I was a cute twenty-year old? Well noooo… Let's not get crazy. But! There are limits.
The men recognize that a minivan is practical, useful, and indeed could fit pretty much anything you could ever dream of needing to move or could lift by yourself.
I had to capitulate on this point because they are correct, but every time I go into a minivan I feel like I died a little inside.
I can't explain the psychology behind this but every single woman I mentioned the Honda Odysessy to gave me the same look.
Then each of them said some version of
- I don't care for minivans.
- Can't you talk him out of it?
- Why? Your kids are grown up…enough.
My husband calls it an "emotional problem" and I suppose he is dead right. There is no vehicle I can propose to him that comes within the ballpark of the utility a minivan provides and yet every time I think of driving one I feel defeated and like I might cry.
Enter my Dad who has done all of the Consumer Reports research and though he agrees with my husband about the minivan he is willing to propose endless alternatives until I find something I like and that will fit the bill.
I actually pulled off the freeway between work and picking up the kids and took my life in my hands in side street rush hour traffic just to pull into a dealership with my measuring tape and check the tailgate height on a small SUV and then zoom off before anyone could stop me to discuss the vehicle's merits.
I have missed lunch, using my lunch break to test drive small minivans and the Subaru that I used to own, the Outback (which is a station wagon).
I spent all of last Sunday driving to dealerships to test drive with the kids and my measuring tape, fielding phone calls from every dealer on the planet that my Dad called. They all wanted me to "choose a color" and "come in right now" even if they were over an hour away.
All of this began a week ago, and after putting in a few days of heavy looking I was seriously exhausted. Everyone wanted to know,"Did you buy a car yet?" and each of them looked at me as if I must have three heads because I hadn't gotten one yet.
Then thankfully I had a visit from an old graduate school friend who I have not seen in forever, and she kindly walked my dogs, did homework with my kid, and did my dishes, not to mention listened to my endless stories on any and all topics including the woo-woo. I feel much better now and can probably go another 15 years before I need to talk anyone's ear off nonstop about anything and everything.
Sometimes I can recognize and laugh at life's ridiculousness, but I do get kind of frustrated with how small we can think. Like, I can see how buying a vehicle based solely upon the sheer size of a very old dog who will probably visit the vet three more times in her lifetime could be seen by some as just dumb. I can accept that most of you probably wouldn't run out with your measuring tapes and do extensive cargo hold research. Almost all of you would probably not be able to believe that it's been a week and I haven't bought anything yet since the person who made the offer might change their mind.
Please Stop Forgetting You Made A Soul Plan. Please Stop Thinking Small. You Are Killing Me.
What kind of foibles am I talking about? Feeling like life's possibilities for you are limited to what the media tells you, your assumptions, and past experiences.
Someone used to tell me to get a job with the City, because the benefits are good and the location is central. I would respond that there were no jobs there that I was qualified to do, and even if there were, they wouldn't be using the 20 years of experience I had in insurance, and therefore I would inevitably make far less money, and the entire purpose of me working a day job at this point in my life is solely for the money because it's certainly not something I love to do. Then my neck would start to feel all crunchy in the back and even though I couldn't see it, I am sure I was making a face, and I was certainly feeling really tense and upset.
It's the whole,"I don't want this and I know it but maybe this person is right somehow" feeling. It's that sense that maybe what you are doing (or not doing) is wrong somehow and you'd better move off your ass before someone hands it to you.
So when I hear you limit your possibilities it irks me. I can't always get this point across without sounding entirely too woo-woo, but let me just say that It Doesn't Work Like That.
As an example, many middle aged women are getting a divorce and feeling like they need to put the breakup on themselves, as if something is wrong with them, because ONE man in the universe rejected them.
Then they think they must immediately lose weight and get their teeth whitened and their body surgically resculpted because don't all middle aged men want young women?
Basically they are saying that they are not perfect just as they are, that they are not enough, which to me is just ridiculous.
I am sure there are some middle aged men going through middle aged type crises who indeed run around with 20 year old women who are young enough to be their (grand?) daughters and I can also guarantee that those men have zero to talk about with those young ladies and that those are not the kind of relationships that anyone who comes to A Clear Sign is interested in having, so why do you care?
Most men I know, who are generally in their 40s and 50s, choose women pretty close to their own age, when they do actually choose a partner.
You just need one man. A good person. And coming from the same generation is super because you DO actually understand each others references and have loads to talk about, and aren't relationships about relating?
The media isn't doing you any favors. Basically, media lies, exaggerates, and hyper focuses and not on the truths you really need to know about. So turn off the tv and stop reading the news and look within for your answers.
The same goes for finding a job or pretty much anything else you are lacking but needing in your life.
Getting a divorce? Got fired?
Be glad, because that person or situation was not for you. It's as simple as that. If you think it over, odds were most of the time you were unhappy in the marriage or the job and you'd kind of known for a loooonnnng time that what you were designed to learn there was now common knowledge and guess what? The universe is going to kick you right out of something where all of the learning and joy is over, because you aren't here to sit on your laurels and be at a dead stop, or (un) consciously unhappy.
We're here to savor, learn, experience, be joyful and keep moving. We can be stuck in the mud for only so long before we start to crave action. It's the nature of the beast.
You might spend some good, long time considering why your fate has befallen you, but remember that on some level you co-create and some things you really have brought to your experience. If your marriage is boring and has fallen into sniping and lackluster companionship with no spark, don't you think that you on a soul level At Least is kicking you right out of it? Why would you on the soul level want to hang around for that boring crap? If the lessons are over baby, it's time to take down your shingle and find somewhere else to hang it.
You on the soul level made plans. You have spirit guides and angels here reminding you of those plans, steering you in their direction. There is a giant checkerboard of Life and your soulmates are all over it, heading in your direction. Even the romantic soulmates are somewhere! So draw them to you.
Remember that plans were made.
Before you were born, do you think you planned,"Well when I hit middle age I think I'll go broke and get a divorce, just for fun, and after I've learned all of my lessons then there will be umm…nothing, after that?"
So instead of thinking someone else can save you, that one career or job is the only one, or that your experience to date is all that's available to you, how about dusting off some dreams?
How about sitting for a moment with your fingers on the keyboard and imagining what your life could be? Fill it with all kinds of juicy details. You don't have to believe it will happen , for now. But how about 1,000 words on My Future and go ahead and write until you cannot think of anything left to experience. What would put a smile on your face on your deathbed? What makes you feel like,"I lived my life and did everything I ever dreamed of?"
Don't pick the gray minivan because if you do I'll come haunt you, dead or not!


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how do people feel to the exams from ppl to atpl, how hard is it in comparison to atpl. I have just finished my ppl and thinking to atpl
2nd Sep 2007, 21:30
I've just finished ATPL exams with Bristol Ground School (can't recommend high enough). ATPL subject matter is harder than PPL, but only due to the additional complexity and greater depth that the subject matter covers. Its not that much more difficult really, but the amount of subject matter is fairly mindblowing and doing ATPL exams is a big commitment in terms of time - especially when distance learning and trying to hold down a job at the same time.
Its been a while, but from memory, PPL exams consisted of about a week of pretty hard core revision after work per subject. Multiply whatever you did for PPL by about a factor of 10 and thats about the amount of time you need to dedicate (rough estimate).
Then also you will need to do 2 sessions of compulsory classroom study with an approved training provider followed by a further week of exams, which equates to 2 lots of 3 consecutive weeks off work.
The best advice I had though was if you are thinking about it, get started ASAP. Its a fairly small amount of money in comparison to whats ahead, and you can start to study while you build up enough hours to do your PPL. You will quickly figure out whether you can cope with working and the amount of studing required before you have spent too much money.
Good luck - its fun really
2nd Sep 2007, 23:00
i was hoping u didnt say that, never mind, life is meant to be hard, what r ur next steps?
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Fiji Time: 9:55 AM on Monday 19 February
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Jone Kalouniviti
Saturday, March 29, 2014
THE permanent secretary for Sugar, Lieutenant Colonel Manasa Vaniqi, has directed his department to treat as top priority the renewal of leases for canefarmers in Ba and Nadi.
He revealed this while speaking to farmers during the Fiji Sugar Corporation field day exercise in Ba this week.
Mr Vaniqi said the leases of 72 farmers from Nawaicoba, Nadi, would expire in two to three years.
Yesterday, he directed the FSC to compile a list of all leases due to expire in the Moto and Naloto sectors. About 1000 farmers live in this area.
"This has been made a priority by the Prime Minister, we must look into leases now before they expire," Mr Vaniqi said.
Some farmers complained they had tried in vain to renew leases over the past six months.
"You have our assurance that this will be made a priority.
"The government will do all it can to allow our farmers to plant more cane, and that is the directive from the Prime Minister."
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Angst, the void, and cuisine
Jean-Paul Sartre's culinary treatise. (Thanks to Terry for the link.)
And from the archives, the little-known writings of dietician Friedrich Nietzsche: Eat dangerously! Apparently "Fat Is Dead is selling briskly, as are the accompanying recipe pamphlets Beyond Food And Evil and Human, All Too Fat A Human." (Thanks to Chris for the link.)
I anticipate that the next works in the series will be Twinkies of the Idols and ruminations on Gouda is Dead.
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Gigamon Wins Best of Show Grand Prix at Interop Tokyo 2013
GigaVUE-HD4 Grabs Top Spot in the Management, Monitoring and Testing Category
Jun 19, 2013, 06:00 ET from Gigamon
SILICON VALLEY, Calif., June 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Gigamon® (NYSE: GIMO), a leader in traffic visibility solutions with the innovative Visibility Fabric™ architecture, announced today that it has won the Best of Show Grand Prix award in the Management, Monitoring and Testing category at Interop Tokyo 2013. The Grand Prix award was presented to Gigamon by Nano Opt Media and a panel of IT industry experts. Gigamon's solution won based on judging criteria that included live Performance Optimization and ShowNet demonstrations. Gigamon's GigaVUE-HD4 was also deployed in the Interop Network Operations Center (NOC) providing network traffic visibility and traffic optimization for the monitoring tools at the show with the help of Gigamon partner, Bitrieve.
"This is a great win for Gigamon and the GigaVUE-HD4. The award is acknowledgment that ours was the highest performing submission in the category and that the panel of IT industry experts recognized our superiority in this space," said David Sajoto, Vice President of Sales APAC. "This is a fantastic follow up to last year's Best of Interop Tokyo Finalist honor in the same category for our GigaVUE-2404."
The GigaVUE-HD4 is a high density chassis-based Visibility Fabric node that uses Gigamon's Flow Mapping® technology to intelligently filter, forward, replicate and manage the flow of traffic from production networks to management, monitoring and security tools. The GigaVUE-HD4 is a 5RU chassis that supports 1Gb, 10Gb, 40Gb and 100Gb connectivity allowing enterprises and data centers of all sizes and scale to operate a powerful Visibility Fabric, resulting in lower operational costs, higher infrastructure flexibility and improved organizational agility.
The Best of Interop Awards recognize exhibitors that have made significant technological advancements in specific categories. The winners in each category represent the products that the Interop Tokyo team of judges believes have the most significant technical impact on their segment and are helping to move business technology forward.
About the Visibility Fabric architecture At Gigamon we realized that delivering the visibility essential to manage, analyze and secure the complex system that is the IT infrastructure requires a new approach. With millions of traffic flows across thousands of endpoints, visibility needs to be pervasive, intelligent and dynamic. Using our patented, unique technology, we created an innovative new approach for delivering this visibility called the Visibility Fabric architecture. This new approach is intelligent and versatile in its ability to enable visibility into the network. For more information visit http://www.gigamon.com/traffic-visibility-fabric.
About Gigamon Gigamon provides an intelligent Visibility Fabric™ architecture for enterprises, data centers and service providers around the globe. Our technology empowers infrastructure architects, managers and operators with pervasive and dynamic intelligent visibility of traffic across both physical and virtual environments without affecting the performance or stability of the production network. Through patented technologies and centralized management, the Gigamon GigaVUE portfolio of high availability and high density products intelligently delivers the appropriate network traffic to management, analysis, compliance and security tools. With over eight years' experience designing and building traffic visibility products in the US, Gigamon solutions are deployed globally across vertical markets including over half of the Fortune 100 and many government and federal agencies. www.gigamon.com
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Kim Kardashian, Kolor Konsultant Konverse with Peopleby Hilton Hater at . Comments
Kim Kardashian might be getting back together with Reggie Bush.
But she's definitely sporting a new hair color!
Kim premiered the look in public at this week's Teen Choice Awards. What inspired the blonde locks?
"I needed an end of summer change," Kardashian told People. "I've never dyed my hair before and I've been working out, feeling so great why not add to the change?"
Stylist Rebecca Friedman was tasked with creating the look, which she said was challenging, due to her client's olive complexion.
"We couldn't take her platinum because her coloring is too dark - you have to take into account not only her hair color, but her eyes and skin color," Friedman told the magazine. "We wanted to keep it really healthy and shiny and keep a minkier, darker base so that it didn't go brassy, so it looked more natural and sun-kissed, like she'd been at the beach all summer."
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i3 Brands Announces Integration Deal With Snap-on Business Solutions - Auto Dealer Monthly / Aug. 3, 2016 - SAN DIEGO — Today, i3 Brands announced an integration deal that will have its PartProtection system, a point-of-sale platform that allows car dealers to offer service contracts on OEM parts, integrated into Snap-On Business Solution's electronic parts catalog.
TradeMotion and PartProtection Complete Integration With Dealertrack – PR Newswire / Jan. 6, 2014 – TradeMotion LLC and PartProtection, LLC today announced the certified integration of its Parts eStore and PartProtection Parts & Service Point-of-Sale service contract portal with Dealertrack Technologies' Dealer Management System (DMS).
Dealer.com Welcomes TradeMotion and OfferLogix as Certified Providers – PR Newswire / Nov. 14, 2013 – Dealer.com, a leading provider of marketing and operations software and services for the automotive industry, announced today that TradeMotion and OfferLogix have joined the company's Certified Provider Program, giving dealers turnkey solutions that help enhance their online performance.
TradeMotion™ Completes Pilot With eBay Motors – PR Newswire / Feb. 6, 2013 – TradeMotion, LLC, a leader in eCommerce solutions for automotive parts from dealers and manufacturers, is the latest company to launch a successful, online, retail strategy with eBay Motors.
PartProtection Launches First Ever Extended Coverage On OEM Individual Parts – PR Newswire / Feb. 4, 2013 – PartProtection, LLC will provide extended service coverage on OE parts sold through a dealership's parts department, through Parts eStores, and on OE parts installed in a dealership's service department. The plan is underwritten by insurance carriers rated "A" (Excellent) by A.M. Best and administered by a leader in the extended service plan and vehicle service contract markets.


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Ok, so I've been in a lot of transition the past couple months. My apologies for not being around. While I think cables are delightful, my new best friend is lace. I just finished a scarf in a yarn ordered from the Netherlands simply because I loved the colorway...what a fantastic way to use the skein. My thanks to Jim for the inspiration. I didn't know if I had enough yarn to make a scarf, much less a lace scarf. (does lace take more or less yarn than stockinette?)
I'm finding I've come a long way from feeling the need to get everything done NOW. Besides the scarf, I knit a sock (and need to finish the mate), finished a terribly belated wedding afghan, and made a mitts/neckwarmer/hat set. I'm no longer afraid of skinny yarn or small needles!! And frogging and tinking doesn't bother me nearly as much as it did. Like I said, I've come a long way from using size 15 needles for every project.
Whoo hoo! Yay for me!
I really like the pattern
I really like the pattern and the colorway of your scarf. What is this yarn and pattern? As to your obessiveness, that's something that many of us have to work on!
Beautiful colourway, welcome
Beautiful colourway, welcome to the world of lace, things just keep getting beetter!!!!!!!!
That is really beautiful, I
That is really beautiful, I love the colorway.
Congratulations on becoming
Congratulations on becoming a true knitter. One of us who just love the act of knitting no matter how long it takes or whether or not you are frogging. Just enjoying the feel and colors of the yarn. Beautiful colorway by the way
Lace and socks... the crack
Lace and socks... the crack of the knitting obsession. You know there is no turning back, but then why would you want to. Can't wait t osee more of what you create.
As for your lace question... knitting lace takes the least amount of yarn. It is the type of knitting that gives you the most bang for your buck. Wait until you start knitting lace shawls for no one in particular, just to knit them. :-)
Great job. The colorway is
Great job. The colorway is fantastic. As you can now guess, lace knitting is addictive and does take the knitter to a whole new high feeling.
The comment on the size 15
The comment on the size 15 needles is so funny. I still have freinds who won't do anything smaller, they think I'm nuts when I use 0s for socks. One of them actually asked my why I was working with such tiny needles. They've never done anything more complex then a triangular shawl all in garter stitch with giant needles so it looks like a spider web. They tell me they don't like to have to think - it's not relaxing. Oh, well, women!
Beautiful scarf, I would love to have the pattern. Where can I find it?
Welcome back...I am loving
Welcome back...I am loving the color too! It is funny....I made my first market/grocery bag and was stressful of the handles etc. When I got done and realized how easy it was, I was proud and and inspired not be to so stressed!


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Author Brandon Daily burst onto the scene in 2014 with his debut novel A Murder Country, which was met with critical acclaim and won him the Silver Medal for Georgia Author of the Year—First Novel. Any doubts that he would succumb to the dreaded sophomore slump were quickly laid to rest with the release of The Valley.
Set in the Appalachian Mountains, The Valley is nothing short of masterful in the way it uses five central characters to delve deeply into the dark, often insidious nature of what it's like for the residents of Corvin Valley trying to make their way in an all too often harsh and chaotic world.
Through the eyes and lives of teenagers Graham and Quinn, who are experiencing their first love, Sheriff Leighton and Father Northrup, the town's secular and spiritual bookends, and music teacher Adeline, a woman desperately searching for peace that seems forever just out of grasp, the town of Corvin Valley is brought to life in an exquisitely structured narrative.
Alternating between snippets that look in on each of the characters in present day, Daily slowly unspools the threads that are holding each to the valley as well as to one another, often in ways they are not even consciously aware of. Daily adds even more depth to the unspooling by weaving in flashbacks to events that have occurred in Corvin Valley through the years, events that have shaped who these characters have become, the impact of which may be impossible to outrun.
Two of the flashback sequences in particular provide the narrative heart and soul of The Valley. One, involving Adeline's younger brother, Samuel—a boy who we would now know to be severely autistic, but at the time was just looked at as dim—serves as the deep-rooted example of how secrets from our past and guilt can weigh upon a person, forever coloring the way they look at the world and their ability to find peace in it.
The other involves a woman named Henrietta Slang, the woman who taught young Adeline to play piano. Though not a center-stage character, it was Henrietta's story that impacted me—haunted me, would be fair to say—in a way I will not soon shake. The events surrounding Henrietta, a widowed black woman in the segregated South who dares fall in love with a white man, act as the conscience of The Valley, making a profound impact on the boy who grows up to be Sheriff Leighton.
Writing with a confidence it usually takes authors numerous books to achieve, if ever, Daily never once rushes things in this achingly elegant examination of lives where things may not be destined to turn out happily ever after, but where people still have the fortitude to strive for more in a world stacked against them.
The Valley is available from Knox Robinson Publishing.