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Disk space is a premium, although hard drives are getting larger and come in varieties up to 4TB, it is always worth removing unneeded files and folders and cleaning up your Mac, I like to use CleanMyMac on a regular basis. One of the biggest data hogs is videos, they take up many gigabytes of space and can consume of lot of space very quickly. With the advent of video on phones and the digital age this is becoming more common. Today's post is going to demonstrate how to clean up iMovie so it doesn't take up as much space.
Review Clips To Delete
The way to clean up iMovie and save disk space is to remove the videos you don't use. A lot of videos you may take may not live up to the high standards that you expect. These are usually the wobbly videos, or the movies that don't have a lot in them.
The first step in cleaning up space is to reject the movie clips you don't want. Within the events library of iMovie go through the clips you have. You can right click on any video and select the reject clip option.
Rejected movies will go into rejected clips folder. You can view the rejected clips folder within iMovie by selecting View > Rejected Only. These are all of the sub par videos that you don't want.
Another way to reject clips is to use the File > Space Saver option. This will run through your library to find and delete all of the video clips you don't use. If a video hasn't been used in a movie you can reject it.
It is also worth going through the events library and removing any events that you don't use or want. There can be many times when you have created and event, filled it with videos only not to use it. You can right click on any event and move to trash.
Move Rejected Clips To Trash
You don't want to keep these rejected clips for too long. You can get rid of them by pressing the 'Move Rejected To Trash' button within the rejected clips folder view.
You can also trash rejected clips by going to File > Move Rejected Files To Trash. This will move all of these video files to the trash folder.
Export Movies – Delete Source Videos and Projects
Another tip which takes a little bit of work but is very useful is to delete the project. If you have made your movie and are happy with the content you can delete the project and the source files. Export your movie using the Share > Export Movie option.
Once you have exported your movie right click on the project and select Move Project to Trash. This will delete the project. Depending on how big the project is, this can be a significant gain.
After you have deleted the project you can remove the source files. You can either delete the event, if you keep video files in separate events or use the File > Space Saver menu bar option followed by the File > Move Reject Clips To Trash option.
This will save a lot of disk space as you won't have two versions of the same video on your Mac.
Consolidate Media
If you have been a bit haphazard with where you have put your media you may find it located in more than one place. As a result you can end up with multiple copies of the same video file all over you disk, or you have projects and there media in different places. To tidy this up we can consolidate the media into one place. This may not save you a lot of disk space initially but can help you keep your videos and project tidy.
To consolidate the media, go to File > Consolidate Media. You will be given three options. Copy the Events, Copy The Clips or Move The Events. Select the latter. This will movie the clips and events to the hard drive that you Mac is located on. It will also update the links. You can then select the option to find media that isn't in a project, as previously discussed.
I wouldn't press the copy buttons as this will create duplicate copies. Increasing disk space usage.
The final step is to empty your Trash. This will remove the video files for good.
Video files do take up a lot of space. It take a little bit of work to ensure that your video files don't take you every byte on your hard drive.


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Guingamp, also known to Britons as Gwengamp is a lovely commune of Guingamp intercommunality, Guingamp canton, Guingamp arrondissement, Cotes-d'Armor department, Brittany region, France. The beautiful locality of Guingamp has about 7,500 residents and an area of 3 square kilometers, being located at an average altitude of 203 meters. The history of Guingamp is long and complicated, similar to many of the small towns of France. The city of Guingamp was the home of three castles, but Richelieu razed them and now, the only proof of their existence are three towers. Among the notable natives of Guingamp are included composer Joseph Guy Ropartz and French army colonel Theophile Marie Brebant. If you plan to visit the town, you should know what are its main attractions.
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Dance Festival of Saint-Loup is an annual event of Guingamp, held in August. The celebration includes a lot of dance shows offered by local groups and is located in the city center. The festival is also about competitions, pageants and cook-outs. The final day of the event is closed with a great firework.
La Boissiere is a French restaurant located in the city center of Guingamp. You can find it easily at 90 Rue L'Yser. According to tourists, this is the best restaurant serving dishes of the French cuisine in this small town. If you want to have a classic long and lazy lunch, like everyone in France does, you should choose a whole menu, it costs 23 euros and includes an entree, plat, dessert and coffee, everything exquisitely cooked.
Terra Cotta is an Italian restaurant, very frequented by the locals. It is very close to the city center of Guingamp, at 14 Rue La Trinite. It serves a great pizza and also wonderful pasta. The serving is impeccable and the portions are very large and tasty. If you want to try the specialty of the day, you can do it for a price of 10.50 euros.

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Good news! All retesting of the impacted areas show a normal indoor fungal ecology. Official reports may be found at the link below:
Summer 2019
As promised, we continued to address the issue at your school and have conducted yet another follow-up round of testing. The results indicate that we are still dealing with two minor localized issues. There are NO campus-wide issues related to air quality at your campus.
The first area is located at the end of the main hall in room 115. There is a sizable closet and a custodian's closet near that room that have no ventilation or conditioning. During the warm humid summer, we believe these closed areas caused some spore count readings to be elevated in that area. We have begun the process of cleaning both closets and will make renovations so the air will not be stagnant nor untreated. We will also clean the air handling units in that area.
The second issue is related to the 'old kitchen' area behind the band room. Retesting showed some elevated spore counts in this area. We will be cleaning that back room and the air conditioning units in that area as well.
We will also be running 'air scrubbers' or giant air filter machines in those parts of the school for the next week. This will ensure other areas of the school are not impacted.
Please know that we follow the protocols set out by the independent lab to address these issues. We strive to be transparent and always want to tackle the root causes of the problems head-on.
The latest official lab reports may be found at the link below:
Spring- Summer 2019
The most recent air quality test results show a normal indoor fungal ecology in all areas with the exception of test results on the 100 hall area. Inspections revealed an issue with a leak in appliances in the teacher lounge area which caused water damage to a wall, which has since been repaired. We believe this caused the area to indicate slightly elevated spore counts. Inspection and retesting will occur during the summer and staff will continue to monitor. The official reports may be found at the link below:
On July 24, 2018, air quality tests were conducted at GC Hawley Middle School. An independent laboratory conducted random air samples and the results indicated that there was a normal indoor fungal ecology. Good news for the students and staff! The official reports are posted below for your review.
Independent air quality tests conducted on 9-27-17 by an independent laboratory show normal results for GC Hawley:
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- Chicken 1 kg (8-10 pieces)
- Sonf (fennel seeds)2 tbsp
- Sonth (dry ginger) 1 medium piece
- Ghee 1 cup
- Onion 2 (sliced)
- Ginger, garlic paste 2 tbsp
- Salt to taste
- Red chili powder 3 tbsp
- Whole wheat flour 1 cup
- Garam masala powder 1 tbsp
- Water as required
- Place sonf and sonth in a muslin cloth and tie this like a potli.
- Heat up ghee and fry onion until light brown, remove onion and grind to make paste.
- Meanwhile add chicken in ghee and stir fry at high flame till chicken changes color.
- Mix ginger, garlic paste in one cup of water and add in chicken with salt and onion paste.
- When its starts boiling, add in red chili powder and cook well until water of ginger, garlic paste dry. Slow the flame.
- When the onion will mix in gravy then add water how much you want its broth. Ideally 2 glass of water. Put potli in it.
- Check salt on this point. Cover and increase flame and cook until chicken tender and required broth left.
- Take out potli.
- Mix flour in 1 cup of water and pour paste in gravy slowly to thick it. Don't add all paste at once. It's up to you how much thick gravy you want. Mix on high flame.
- Mix garam masala in ¼ cup of water and include it in thick gravy. Cover and simmer for 2-3 minutes.
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The Dock Mac OS X Interface – #3 Noob2Pro 1
Moving swiftly on, you should be now have a Mac which suits your needs and the perfect account set up (hint: not admin). Today I am going to introduce the Dock and some of the features which is posses. The Dock is very simple and is designed as a application holder, it also has bonus features such as stacks, which are great. This post isn't that long since the Dock is simple by design.
The dock is split into two areas. The applications side and the other side, they don't really have names. The application side holds all of your currently running apps and apps which you have stored as a quick use. To add anything to the dock, simply drag it from Finder. It will be automatically added. You remove anything by dragging it off.
Applications which are run are represented by a blue dot. To access a running app simply click on its icon and it will bring all windows to the front. Application icons can also be used as drop zones. For example when you want to open a file simply drag it onto the dock icon and it will automatically open in that app. Nifty.
Applications in the dock also have a surprising feature which I don't see many use. Its called the right click menu. Most applications have a simple menu option enabling you to keep an app in the dock, open at login or show in Finder. More advance apps, such as iTunes, allow you to play the next track, or shuffle the play list. As a pro tip check out what applications have in the right click menu, it could save you some time.
On the right hand side of the Dock you can add stacks. I have a love hate relationship with Stacks. They are designed as a quick way to view folders, which is great for small folders and a quick way to access files. After a while I tend to find them annoying and remove them, only to add them again a week later. To make a stack drag and folder into this area and it will generate a stack. Make sure it is on the right hand side of the dividing line.
You can modify how a stack works by right clicking on it. A lot of options will be available. I suggest you go through the list and choose ones which you like and find enjoyable to use.
Setting up the dock is simple. Go to System Preferences > Dock. Here you will have a couple of options. The size. This is how big the dock will be on your screen. I prefer a small dock to maximise screen space. The magnification. When you hover over the dock, the magnification effect will increase the size of the dock. You can change this value here, or turn it off. The position. If you are short on screen real estate you can change the location of the dock. The sides enable you to have more vertical screen space since this is the smaller side. The final preference is the minimizing effect. This is the animation that is shown when you minimize a window.
There is not a lot of variables which you can change. Although there are a lot of hidden shortcuts which you can use to get the most out your dock. To get the most out of your dock I suggest you look through the Terminal section on this site for some tips and tricks, as well as this the Dock section has a couple of nifty tips and tricks which you can use to get the most out of your Dock.
The Dock is simple and easy to use. You can drag stuff on and drag stuff off. There is a couple of tips and tricks which you can use to get more out of it. My favourite being the tip about changing the dock design.
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It is fair to assume that Professor Matthew Cobb has often been asked if he is related to Professor Richard Cobb since he begins the acknowledgements of his new book by announcing that he is not. Richard Cobb wrote books about France — where he was known as l'étonnant Cobb and, according to his obituary in the Independent, 'once greeted the dawn nude, in the company of a dozen similarly unattired men and women, in the fountains of the Place de la Concorde' — and he had a son called Matthew; and Matthew Cobb's father was called Richard, so the question is understandable. It must also be annoying, though, because Richard Cobb was such a stylish writer, while Matthew Cobb is less so.
Still, Eleven Days in August provides the fullest account imaginable of the Battle for Paris, which not only liberated the city but also determined the political future of France. Cobb draws on a vast array of sources — including material from French and American archives, and the journals and letters of Resistance fighters, collaborators, Allied and German military personnel and all sorts of Parisians — to give an exhaustive, hour-by-hour account of the hectic and momentous days of 15–26 August 1944.
Besides the Germans, who had marched into the city on 14 June 1940 without a shot being fired, the main players were the Resistance, General de Gaulle's Free French, the fascist paramilitary Milice, the collaborationist politicians, the Allies, and the citizens of Paris.
The Resistance continued to fight the Germans, and was close to the communists, while the Free French were entirely dependent on the Allies, and wanted to wait for them to arrive, but were at the same time at odds with them, since after D-Day in June 1944 they planned to set up an Allied Military Government. De Gaulle enjoyed wide support in France, but the political elite was entirely behind Pétain's collaborationist government, while many traditional Catholic nationalists, who feared communists and Jews, were what Cobb calls 'passive collaborators … a kind of human dust that could be blown away by events if the wind of history was strong enough'.
When the Allies landed on the French Mediterranean coast on 15 August, the police in Paris went on strike, the Métro was closed and the uprising began. On the same day more than 2,200 Resistance prisoners were herded on to the quai aux bestiaux (cattle platform) at Pantin goods station, locked into cattle wagons and sent east to the concentration camps.
The chaos and confusion of the succeeding days are reflected in Cobb's narrative, which hurtles along, illuminated by blazing details. A horse, for example, hit by a stray bullet, fell dead on the Avenue Montaigne and was immediately chopped up by the starving populace. Or 'a cheery-looking bald man in his mid-sixties' was walking his dog on the Champs-Elysées when a burst of gunfire killed a woman and he was swept by a crowd into the foyer of the Marigny theatre — P.G. Wodehouse, resident at the Hôtel Bristol. 'It was all very exciting,' he wrote to a friend, 'but no good to me from a writing point of view.'
There are many moments of intense emotion, as when the barricades go up on the 22nd, or when the Free French 2nd Armoured Division arrives on the 24th, its tanks covered in flags and women, the crowds jumping up and down, shouting and weeping for joy. The great bell of Nôtre Dame, silent throughout the Occupation, began to toll, to be joined by church bells all over Paris.
General Dietrich von Choltitz, the military commander who ignored Hitler's orders to reduce the city to 'a heap of rubble', heard the bells from his headquarters at the Hôtel Meurice, where he and his staff were 'morosely' drinking champagne and marking the anniversary of the St Bartholomew's Day massacre of 24 August 1572.
After a dinner of two potatoes, Simone de Beauvoir went down to the Carrefour Montparnasse:
The guns fired, all the bells of Paris began to peal, and every house was lit up. Someone kindled a bonfire in the middle of the road; we all joined hands and danced around it, singing.
There are moments, too, of ignominy, when terror reigned and women accused of collaboration were stripped and shaved in the streets. On 25 August Max and Madeleine Goa, résistants who had sheltered Allied airmen, were on the balcony of their apartment on the Avenue d'Italie when shots were heard. The mob below, convinced that they were snipers, barged into their flat and took them down to the street, where Max was run over by a tank. Madeleine was locked up in an unofficial prison at the Institut Dentaire, where she went mad and was murdered.
This book makes an admirable literary companion, on an epic scale, to La Libération de Paris, the short documentary film by the Resisistance propaganda unit, which was released on 1 September 1944 and may be seen on Cobb's excellent website, elevendaysinaugust.com.


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Illustration © The Estate of John David Roberts. Reproduced with the permission of the William Roberts Society. Catalogue information based on the catalogue raisonné by David Cleall. For this and full details of the exhibitions cited, see the links below.
Fanfare, c.1921
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Cover design for issue number 3 of Fanfare: A Musical Causerie, a short-lived arts periodical edited by Leigh Henry, seven issues of which were published between Oct. 1921 and Jan. 1922 and included fanfares composed by, among others, Vaughan Williams, Poulenc, Milhaud, Prokofiev, Roussell and Satie, and literary contributions from Jean Cocteau, John Rodker and the like. E. McKnight Kauffer, Alan Odle, Randolph Schwabe and Ethelbert White were among the other cover designers.
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Can ambitious plans transform Rutgers into 'one of the nation's great universities?'
Student protests, commencement speaker cancellations, and the return of a Senate president-led political power grab — despite its best efforts, Rutgers University has had a hard time keeping itself out of headlines in recent months. But that apparently hasn't kept its top administrators from forging ahead on big plans to revitalize an aging campus and chart broadly a course for the future.
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I've always been petite. I was always the annoying friend who could eat an entire pizza and down a nice healthy dessert and never gain weight.
Even after giving birth to two children, I still maintained my petite figure.
Then I began life with my then boyfriend and now husband and suddenly I began putting on a pesky pound or two here or there. After I gave birth to my youngest, I couldn't seem to shed my baby weight. I thought it was simply nature's cruel trick since I was of AMA (advanced maternal age- the crappy terminology for getting pregnant after 35).
But no, it wasn't nature.
It wasn't even my love of caramel lattes or the fact that as a mother I wound up eating my kid's leftovers.
Nor was it the fact that my running ranged from sporadic to non-existent for some months.
Weight crept on to my thin frame because cracks formed in my husband's emotional facade. The moodiness he blamed on his food sensitivities escalated. He gained weight. He was exhausted all the time. He was dissatisfied, he complained. He no longer smiled and my kids were uncomfortable when he was around.
I did what any one who loves their partner would do, I tried to make things better. The more I tried the more work there seemed to do. I completely lost myself to this emotional nightmare. I stopped writing, I stopped growing, I'd start projects and then stop them because I was juggling too many balls in the air trying to keep him happy and reminding him how blessed we were in our lives.
Weight piled on me until I was over 38 pounds overweight. I was in shock when I stepped on the scale. I tried everything to lose the weight- getting back into running, going to the gym, Weight Watchers, Paleo Diet, tracking every bite I ate... to no avail.
Then when my husband's careful disguise fell away to expose the raw emotionally distant and mental illness he'd been hiding, I realized I couldn't help him. He was beyond a pep talk, beyond love and support, beyond even therapy. If I continued trying to save him, I would lose myself.
So I stopped.
I let go and suddenly... the weight began to fall off. I started taking care of myself. I began running regularly. I started back to writing. I started enjoying my life again without the shadow of his mood swings. To date, I've lost over 22 pounds.
Today people who hadn't seen me since the spring were amazed by my transformation. I glow! There's a spring to my step. I smile a lot. I sing again. I laugh.
What's my secret? Living a life of awareness, letting go of fear, and handing someone's emotional baggage back to them to deal with. No matter how much you love someone only they can tackle their burden. Every person has to find their own peace.
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
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On August 4th, Students for Life of America is organizing their 3rd annual National Pro-Life Generation Sidewalk Day. We are calling the Pro-Life Generation to be on the front lines reaching out to women and saving lives.
Sidewalk Counseling is such an important and practical way to affirm life in your community. Many people sidewalk counsel regularly, but this is a unique opportunity to come together with students and community members across the nation all on the same day. It's amazing to know you're participating in something so important in solidarity with the entire Pro-Life Gen across the country.
If you would like to be a Sidewalk Captain and facilitate your city's participation, please Contact Your Regional Coordinator.
As a witness on the sidewalks in front of abortion facilities, you are the last face these women see before they enter. You are their final hope; the last opportunity to turn around. Many have already made up their minds, but you have the potential to impact them in such a way that they may reconsider.
The young women (and men) who are entering abortion facilities need to see someone on the sidewalk they can relate to. The turnaround rate is even higher when there are counselors who look like peers. That's why we need you.
Abortion victimizes everyone involved—moms, dads, workers, and babies. It is our duty to love them and reach out to them with the truth. We must make it our responsibility to provide love, compassion, truth, and support.
Before having a presence on sidewalks outside of abortion facilities, we must equip ourselves with the knowledge and information we need in order to confidently and compassionately approach women entering abortion facilities.
Click here to see last year's Facebook Live with Lauren Muzyka (Sidewalk Advocates for Life).
Make sure to watch Lauren's sidewalk advocacy training:
Also, check out the following do's and don'ts for successfully participating in National Sidewalk Day 2018:
• PRAY for guidance
• Be peaceful, helpful, goal-oriented
• Smile and be joyful and pleasant
• Stay vigilant
• Have compassion
• Know the literature you have in your hand
• Back up what you say
• Show each woman that you care about her not just the child
• Project your voice
• Yell
• Cross your arms/appear grumpy
• Block
• Wear a pro-life t-shirt
• Be aggressive
• Evangelize – save the preaching for later!
• Socialize / laugh
• Touch the person – be respectful of personal space
• Break the law (e.g. don't touch the front door)
• Carry signs. If you're counseling, stick to literature.
Aurora, IL
Will you join us on Saturday, August 4th, on sidewalks across the Nation?
Questions? Please email [email protected]


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It's spring. There are signs. The rain remains unabated, a permanent feature of damp and cold. While it is unlikely we will dip below freezing for the season it is not warm out.
The girls usually take one weekend a year and head out to the ranch for a weekend on horseback. A weekend of sleeping in a bunk house, sitting around a fire, eating, and riding through the high sub-alpine meadows in the stunning
looking out towards the Bulkley valley shadowed by the majestic Driftwood Canyon and it's gleaming white Glacier . Hudson Bay Mountain
However for this year I had to give it a pass at over 6 months pregnant… horse back riding is apparently not recommended. So while I mourned the loss of a weekend in the saddle, I took the opportunity to do something else in life which I love….
Last weekend was the local Easel Weasel semi-annual art workshop. This spring the artist we invited to teach was Nicole Best Rudderham. (http://nicolebestrudderham.com/). Friday evening we met in the penthouse boardroom of a local hotel – the view from the wall of windows looking out over the harbour is inspiration in itself. An uninterrupted view of the harbour, picturesque with the small islands across the way and the sleeping behemoths that are the anchored bulk carriers awaiting their cargo of grain, coal or logs all of which are exported across the pacific to Asian market. After a lesson on Friday evening we touched paint to paper as the sun began to set in glorious colours.
With a full two days of painting following that auspicious beginning… I am once more inspired and have learned a few more techniques which I hope to continue to use.
Here is an unfinished look at one of the pieces I produced (although it still needs some refinement).
©RiverWalker Arts
The mark of a successful man is one that has spent an entire day on the bank of a river without feeling guilty about it. ~Author Unknown


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A Joint Scientific and Research Center for Innovation Technologies (JSRC) founded jointly by Gazpromneft-Scientific and Technical Center and the Saint-Petersburg State Mining University (SPSMU) was opened on February 2, 2011.
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001. My week has been pretty up and down. Started off on the wrong foot with the first two days being write off.'s. I went for dinner with Urban Decay at La Bodega Nega on Tuesday and got a bit star struck by Geri Halliwell. I went to a Paul Mitchell Tea Party and then a Estee Lauder Christmas event on Wednesday both of which were thoroughly enjoyable. Thursday I went to a party at the Ice Bar for Boohoo's #knitb4xmas party. I really liked the Ice Bar actually, more than I thought I was going to! I then went for dinner at The Diner and cheered up again.
002. I ended up watching Twilight and going to Wagamama's last night which was really chilled for a Saturday night for me! I do love a good Wagamama (I really like the Teriyaki Beef Soba or the Yasai Katsu Curry) especially partnered with a glass or two of wine! Twilight was predictable, I've never read the books but seen all the films (my ex used to make me watch it!) so I felt I had to see the final part. I laughed through the last 20 or so minutes as I thought it was utterly hilarious listening to peoples reactions. I don't get the Twilight hype but it is a good but really lame film at the same time!
003. This evening I went to Primark today to stock up on knitwear and socks. I feel like every single time I go to Primark I buy socks and then lose them by the next time I make a trip to Primark. I hadn't been in a while so I picked up quite a bit of stuff so I might film a small haul video for my Youtube Channel tomorrow when I decide what Im going to keep or not keep. They have some lush jumpers at the moment so I did pick up far too many and really need to reconsider my spending with Christmas coming up.
004. Speaking of Christmas the countdown to the big day is getting closer and closer. I'm in two minds about if I like Christmas or not but I do like the atmosphere it has. I've been feeling strangely festive at the moment, although I think it could just a mixture of London feeling with all the lights and decorations, chilly air and the Starbucks red cups! This is my first Christmas that I've been not living at home (obviously Im going home for Christmas!) but I don't have "my" room anymore so it's going to feel a bit weird waking up in the spare room at either my Mum's or Dad's on Christmas Day!
005. I'm making a blogging note to make these awesome cupcakes that Sammi posted on her vlog channel at some point this week. There is really nothing I love more than cupcakes, cinnamon and Nutella. Best!


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Microsoft Statement Regarding Carl Icahn Letter — REDMOND, Wash., July 7 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Microsoft Corp. today issued the following statement: — In the past week we have had the opportunity to discuss with Carl Icahn the prospects for a possible agreement between Microsoft and Yahoo!.
Miguel Helft / New York Times: Microsoft Is Open to Yahoo Deal if Board Is Replaced
Henry Blodget / Silicon Alley Insider: Microsoft (MSFT) to Yahoo (YHOO) Shareholders: Fire Board and We Might Buy Company
Lisa Barone / Bruce Clay, Inc. Blog: Weekend Update — Hey all, I hope you enjoyed your long weekend (if you had one).
Robert Scoble / Scobleizer: I don't feel sorry for Yahoo
John C Abell / Epicenter: Microsoft to Yahoo: Ditch the Board and Let's Dance
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Ed Burnette / Ed Burnette's Dev Connection: Microsoft-Yahoo on again? — Carl Icahn and Steve Ballmer …
Ryan Lawler / Contentinople: Icahn, Ballmer Get Chatty Again
Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols / Computerworld Blogs: Ballmer, dead parrots, and dead deals
Michael Masnick / Techdirt: Make It Stop: Microsoft Still Maybe Possibly Potentially Maybe …
John Murrell / GMSV: Ah, yes, the old "Bay of Pigs" strategy()
Benjamin J. Romano / Tech Tracks: Yahoo says it's ready to deal with Microsoft now
Jordan McCollum / Andy Beal's Marketing Pilgrim: Yahoo: Make Us an Offer (We Won't Refuse)
Stacey Higginbotham / GigaOM: Gossip Guys: The Microsoft-Yahoo Saga
Kara Swisher / BoomTown:
Major Yahoo Investor Leans Toward Backing Carl Icahn Too — Microsoft's not the only one possibly backing billionaire investor Carl Icahn in his quest to unseat Yahoo's leadership and board-major Yahoo investor Gordon Crawford told Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang in a face-to-face meeting last week …
Discussion: Silicon Alley Insider, WebProNews, Tech Tracks, Joe Duck, Valleywag and WebProBlog
David A. Utter / WebProNews: Big Yahoo Investor Poised To Back Icahn
Benjamin J. Romano / Tech Tracks: Lots for Microsoft, Yahoo to talk about at upcoming elite Sun …
Nicholas Carlson / Valleywag: 6 reasons why Jerry Yang's wrong about Yahoo
David Utter / WebProBlog: Microsoft still willing to buy Yahoo
Suzy Jagger / Times of London:
Yahoo! re-enters merger talks with Time Warner — Yahoo! spent the July 4 bank holiday weekend in discussions with its lead adviser, Goldman Sachs, and potential bid partners including Time Warner to defend itself from a break-up by Microsoft. — The online search engine is seeking …
Anupreeta Das / Reuters: Yahoo-AOL deal unlikely before Aug 1: source
Erick Schonfeld / TechCrunch: Microsoft Signals It Would Rather Talk To An Icahn-Controlled Yahoo
Kara Swisher / BoomTown: Yahoo's Next (Real) Challenge: July 22 Q2 Earnings Report
Jodie Andrefski / Gadgetell: Yahoo! fights back against Microsoft break-up by re-entering talks with Time Warner
Don Reisinger / The Digital Home: It's time for Jerry Yang to step aside
Luigi Lugmayr / I4U News: Icahn says Microsoft still interested in Yahoo
Zachary Rodgers / ClickZ News Blog: Micro-hoo Head Games: Next 24 Days are All-Important
John Paczkowski / Digital Daily: AOL+Compuserve = FAIL. AOL+Netscape = FAIL. …
Nicholas Carlson / Valleywag: Yang eyes AOL to save his job
Frederic Lardinois / ReadWriteWeb: Icahn/Ballmer: Microsoft-Yahoo Deal Still Possible if Yahoo Board Goes
Peter Kafka / Silicon Alley Insider: Report: Yahoo Scrambling To Line Up AOL Deal For August Shareholder …
Jason Lee Miller / WebProNews: Yahoo Looks To AOL For Saving
Joe Wilcox / Microsoft Watch: Carl Icahn's Letter
Business Wire:
Yahoo! Statement in Response to Carl Icahn's Latest Open Letter — SUNNYVALE, Calif.—(BUSINESS WIRE)—Yahoo! Inc. (Nasdaq:YHOO - News), a leading global Internet company, today issued the following statement in response to Carl Icahn's latest open letter to Yahoo! stockholders:
Henry Blodget / Silicon Alley Insider: Yahoo's Sensible Response To Microsoft/Icahn Gang-Tackle: Nice Try …
Jessica Guynn / L.A. Times Tech Blog: Microsoft: We'll talk deal if Yahoo gets a new board
Joseph Weisenthal / paidContent.org: Yahoo To Microsoft/Icahn: Just Make Us An Offer Today
Henry Blodget / Silicon Alley Insider:
Sorry, Carl and Steve: If You Want Our Yahoo Vote, You Need To Give Us More Details
Sorry, Carl and Steve: If You Want Our Yahoo Vote, You Need To Give Us More Details
Discussion: Deal Journal
Stephen Grocer / Deal Journal: Afternoon Reading: Not a Good Day to Be a Company Director
Joseph Menn / L.A. Times Tech Blog:
Carl Icahn plans to run a full Yahoo slate
Carl Icahn plans to run a full Yahoo slate
Discussion: Digital Daily
John Paczkowski / Digital Daily: Yahoo to Microsoft: Put Your Money Where Icahn's Mouth Is
Microsoft still keen on Yahoo bid
Microsoft still keen on Yahoo bid
Discussion: TechSpot
Josh Chandler / Josh Chandler's Blog:
Twitter to buy Summize.com! — So one of my sources close to the deal has informed me that Twitter will be buying Summize.com the Twitter conversation search engine. Summize is one of my favourite search engines for Twitter, I even used it for recent tweets like this one
Discussion: ReadWriteWeb, Silicon Alley Insider, VentureBeat, Darren Herman and This is going to be BIG.
Marshall Kirkpatrick / ReadWriteWeb: Summize Likely Acquired by Twitter
MG Siegler / VentureBeat: Is the road to Twitter search paved with Summize?
Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:
Twitter May Buy Summize — Twitter may buy Virginia-based Summize, a Twitter search engine, says Jason Calacanis. A source close to Twitter says that the two companies have been in discussions around a merger over the last couple of weeks, but won't comment on whether an actual sale has occurred, or the terms.
Discussion: CenterNetworks, ReadWriteWeb, Dare Obasanjo aka Carnage4Life and SheGeeks
Allen Stern / CenterNetworks: Twitter to Summize? …
Frederic Lardinois / ReadWriteWeb: Twitscoop Rolls Out Real-Time Tag Cloud for Twitter
Corvida / SheGeeks: Identi.ca Finally Adds A Replies Tab!
Arn / MacRumors:
iPhone 3G Store Displays, Demo Units, Apple Retail Launch [Update] — Preparations are underway for the iPhone 3G launch this Friday at AT&T and Apple stores nationwide. Gizmodo posts photos of oversized iPhone 3G store displays (pictured above) that demonstrate the functionality of the iPhone.
Discussion: Infinite Loop, AppleInsider, Macenstein, The Unofficial Apple Weblog, PhoneDog.com and IntoMobile
Noah Kravitz / PhoneDog.com: iPhone Watch: iPhone 3G Arriving in Stores Tomorrow
Mark Wilson / Gizmodo:
Behold, the iPhone 3G Display
Behold, the iPhone 3G Display
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MG Siegler / VentureBeat: As the iPhone 3G launch looms, Apple preps displays, 2.0 software, App Store
Charles Starrett / iLounge: News: iPhone 3G queue forms in NYC, display details emerge
Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:
Here Comes The iPhone App Store
Here Comes The iPhone App Store
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Brian Caulfield / Forbes: Apple's Not So Secret Army
Dan Frommer / Silicon Alley Insider: Really, Last Call For iPhone Apps, Apple Tells Developers (AAPL)
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Joshua Topolsky / Engadget Mobile: BlackBerry Thunder's new OS pictured? Maybe not.
Greg Kumparak / MobileCrunch: BlackBerry 9500 Thunder media player shots leaked
Brad Molen / Unwired View: Blackberry Thunder Media Player Shots Leaked
Kevin Michaluk / CrackBerry.com blogs: BlackBerry Thunder Media Player Images!!!
Stefan Constantinescu / IntoMobile: More pictures of the touch screen BlackBerry 9500 leak
Greg Sterling / localmobilesearch.net: Will Blackberry Steal the iPhone's Thunder?
Matt Buchanan / Gizmodo: First Pics of Touchscreen BlackBerry Thunder in Action
Robby Stein / Gmail Blog:
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Jason Kincaid / TechCrunch: Google Lets You Monitor Access To Your Gmail Account
Gina Trapani / Lifehacker: Gmail Adds Multiple Session Info and Remote Signout
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Betsy Schiffman / Epicenter:
It's the Beginning of the End for the TV Biz, Says Analyst — The TV and video business is about to face a nasty downturn, and it could happen faster than most people expect — like, over the next two years. So says Lehman Brothers analyst Anthony DiClemente, who published an alarmingly bearish report …
Discussion: Contentinople and NewTeeVee
Ryan Lawler / Contentinople: Content Is Not King, Says Analyst
Liz Gannes / NewTeeVee: Media Stocks Drop on Digitally Inspired Downgrade
Joseph Weisenthal / paidContent.org:
Analyst Whacks Entertainment Industry: Major Cannibalization Set To Begin... Now
Analyst Whacks Entertainment Industry: Major Cannibalization Set To Begin... Now
Discussion: HipMojo.com
Ashkan Karbasfrooshan / HipMojo.com: Respected, Reluctantly — Hmm. Two and a half yars ago …
Microsoft Security Advisory (955179) — Vulnerability in the ActiveX Control for the Snapshot Viewer for Microsoft Access Could Allow Remote Code Execution — Microsoft is investigating active, targeted attacks leveraging a potential vulnerability in the ActiveX control for the Snapshot Viewer for Microsoft Access.
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Brian Krebs / Security Fix: Microsoft: Hackers Exploiting Unpatched Office Flaw
Emil Protalinski / One Microsoft Way: Microsoft warns of ActiveX vulnerability in Microsoft Access
David A. Utter / WebProNews: Microsoft Snapshot Viewer Exposes Users To Trouble
Thomas Claburn / InformationWeek: Microsoft Warns Of Zero-Day Vulnerability In Access Snapshot Viewer
The PC Doctor / The PC Doctor's blog: Hackers hammering at unpatched Office flaw
Justin Mann / TechSpot: Microsoft warns of critical vulnerability in Access
Philip Elmer-DeWitt / Apple 2.0:
Behind the scenes: Steve Jobs meets the Segway — The news that Doug Field, Segway's chief technology officer, has left the company for Apple, is one of those high-level personnel changes one feels obliged to comment on. — "So that's what MobileMe is all about," wrote one wag on The Mac Observers' Apple Finance Board.
Discussion: The Register, Infinite Loop, Techdirt, InformationWeek, CrunchGear, AppleInsider and iLounge
Austin Modine / The Register: Segway CTO scoots to Apple's design team
Justin Berka / Infinite Loop: Segway engineer joining Apple's product design team
Michael Masnick / Techdirt: Segway CTO Joins Apple As VP Of Product Design
Antone Gonsalves / InformationWeek: Segway CTO Doug Field Joins Apple
Nicholas Deleon / CrunchGear: Segway CTO to join Apple: Didn't Jobs hate the Segway?
Charles Starrett / iLounge: News: Segway CTO to become VP of Product Design at Apple
Nik Cubrilovic / TechCrunchIT:
Segway CTO Joins Apple: The Beginning Of The Jobs Transition?
Segway CTO Joins Apple: The Beginning Of The Jobs Transition?
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Caroline McCarthy / The Social: Segway CTO is riding away to Apple
Dave Caolo / The Unofficial Apple Weblog: Segway CTO joins Apple
Caroline McCarthy / The Social:
'Scrabble' on Facebook: Too little, too late — Electronic Arts, the video game giant that owns the rights to digital versions of the board game Scrabble, has announced that later this month, it will launch a Facebook application version of the game in conjunction with Hasbro.
Kim Hart / Post I.T.: Scrabble vs. Scrabulous, Take Two
Erick Schonfeld / TechCrunch: Official Facebook Version of Scrabble Spells Doubt For Scrabulous
Dean Takahashi / VentureBeat: Can Scrabble fight Scrabulous on Facebook?
Vasanth Sridharan / Silicon Alley Insider: Scrabble Comes To Facebook, Way, Way Too Late
Anick Jesdanun / Associated Press: Game maker tries to legitimize Facebook Scrabble
Richard Wray / Guardian:
Frenzied demand for Apple's new 3G iPhone — Demand for the new 3G version of the iPhone has outstripped supply, and O2, Apple's exclusive UK mobile phone partner, says it has run out of stock for customers wanting to pre-order the device before it goes on general release on Friday.
Discussion: The Open Road, Inquirer and I4U News
Matt Asay / The Open Road: Demand for iPhone in UK crashes O2's site
Dean Pullen / Inquirer: Iphone sold out in Blighty
Luigi Lugmayr / I4U News: iPhone 3G already out of Stock in UK
Drew Cullen / The Register:
O2 starts 3G iPhone stampede - and runs away
O2 starts 3G iPhone stampede - and runs away
Discussion: MacRumors, BBC NEWS, CNET News.com, One More Thing, Digital Daily, Macworld, TechRadar.com, Boy Genius Report, Electronista and 9 to 5 Mac
Rory Cellan-Jones / BBC NEWS: iPhone 'sellout': deliberate ploy?
Natasha Lomas / CNET News.com: 3G iPhone up for grabs online—or is it?
Tom Krazit / One More Thing: U.K. demand for iPhone 3G halts O2 preorders
John Paczkowski / Digital Daily: FiascO2 — If you're going to offer a device as eagerly anticipated …
Gareth Beavis / TechRadar.com: O2 sold out of the 16GB iPhone 3G already
The Boy Genius / Boy Genius Report: Official referee with the whistle AT&T iPhone pricing, there will …
Saul Hansell / Bits:
One Subpoena Is All It Takes to Reveal Your Online Life — Whenever questions are raised about privacy, big online companies talk about how benign their plans are for using data about their customers: Much data is anonymous, they say, and even the information that is linked to individuals …
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Michael Learmonth / Silicon Alley Insider:
A Chinese YouTube Disappears, Along With Millions Of Western Dollars. Next? — For the past year, three sites—Tudou, Youku and 56.com—have been battling to become the "YouTube of China," soaking up nearly $200 million in venture capital funding along the way.
Discussion: Epicenter, WebProNews and HipMojo.com
Betsy Schiffman / Epicenter: Chinese Video Site 56.com Goes Down
Jason Lee Miller / WebProNews: Shuttered Chinese Vid Sites Still Pull VC Cash
Ashkan Karbasfrooshan / HipMojo.com: VCs Take Poor Idea, Export It to China, Get Same Result (Not Good)
Ed Bott / Ed Bott's Microsoft Report:
Why you'll have a long wait for Microsoft's next OS — The recent buzz over Microsoft's efforts to build a completely new OS from scratch has led to some wild speculation. The silliness reached its apex last weekend in the New York Times, where San Jose State University business professor …
Emil Protalinski / One Microsoft Way: Windows Small/Essential Business Server coming November 12
Mary Jo Foley / All about Microsoft: Might Microsoft's Midori be 'Cairo' revisited?
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This outfit was my way of saying goodbye to slide sandals in the nicest way possible. (Unless I want to try socks and slides…I`m kidding! That would be too much…even for me).
I`m wearing a Zara sweater, Zara skinny leather pants, Esprit slide sandals and half of a self-designed skirt. There`s another piece to this skirt, a simple mini one…that goes underneath. So it can be worn two ways. You can see the entire piece of work here.
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|You need to pull all 4 outputs from the LNB into a multiswitch first, and then distribute them to up to 8 tuners (4 PVRs).
Splitting incoming fees
I have 2 feeds coming in to a 630 PVR from an E75 dish.
Is it possible to split these 2 feeds to supply signals to another PVR on a different floor of our house?
Is there multi-switch that will do what I want?
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Im thinking of changing my ota antenna to something like this ( https://www.factorydirect.ca/cj-tech...ntenna-wremote ). Question is, will it work properly if its incorporated into my 5x8 multi switch setup? Last thing I want is for it to somehow mess with my satellite signal just to be able to tweak a few ota channels.
If you didn't have a 5x8 Multiswitch in the circuit, a diplexer is used to combine satellite signals (950-2050 MHz) from the dish with Cable or Off-air VHF/UHF signals (5-900 MhHz) into one line. A second diplexer can then be used backwards to split the signals back into two separate lines (one to feed a satellite receiver and another to feed a standard television tuner or cable box).
The diplexer allows DC current through the satellite port to feed and control the LNBF.
A diplexer can also be used to separate the signal coming from a multiswitch with a Cable/Off-air Antenna port.
I hope this is helpful.
My multiswitch fell out of its enclosure during a storm and into the elements, unbeknownst to me for several days. One output seemed to have died, so I switched to a spare, put her back in the enclosure and all was fine.
Now, a day later, all the outputs seem to be dead, as all my receivers are showing 'no signal'.
Question - would it fix itself if it were allowed to dry out? Is there a risk to the receivers if not swapped promptly? I have a spare, but it's not as good as the Eagle Aspen.
Or, would wet weather kill it for good for some reason?
UPDATE: I went to check the AC power supply plug, which is indoors. The coax connector from the power supply (which is connected to the outside coax) was incredibly HOT. I unscrewed it, waited a minute, then screwed it back on - and all my receivers lit up again. Is there a logic circuit inside the power supply that may have become confused? It's been screwed back on for an hour, and is cool to the touch. WTF?
|Im thinking of changing my ota antenna to something like this ( https://www.factorydirect.ca/cj-tech...ntenna-wremote ). Question is, will it work properly if its incorporated into my 5x8 multi switch setup? Last thing I want is for it to somehow mess with my satellite signal just to be able to tweak a few ota channels.
Shaw 4x8 muliswitch
I have a truck spec 4x8 muliswitch powered. When I connect all 4 inputs my green light goes off. When I remove one input my green light comes on. Does anyone know why.
|Glad to hear you got good service from Shaw Direct. Most folks only post to complain. Good stories are a refreshing change. Thanks.
Kudos to Shaw Direct. Was losing the majority of SD feeds on an intermittent but regular basis. Called SD. There was virtually no wait time on the phone. Got a tech who was quick in troubleshooting. Got the system working again but it was temporary. He gave me a reference number for the call which is something I have never received before this. He figured the problem was the multiswitch and I suspected the same because I had the same problem previously many years before this.
Called again. It was a Thursday. She said she would send out a tech. I said if it was the multiswitch. I could swap it out myself but then it seemed like she would need to sell me one. So I said go ahead and send the tech. The first appointment was the coming Sunday (last week). Great. The tech calls me later to ask if he can come Saturday instead, even better. He shows up on time, comes in, no troubleshooting wasting of time, just replaces the switch, was here less than ten minutes and back in business.
My Eagele Aspen S-4180-GX+ (54-2150 MHz) was replaced with a Pico Macom TSMS-4/8 MN (950-2300 MHz).
|Excellent info, thanks for clearing all this up. Both these switches include a connection for OTA antennas, so that makes sense as well.
As long as the switch is good from 950-2150 MHz, you'll be fine. Shaw receivers will only tune within that range, and always less. For dual satellite LNBs (F1, F2), only 950-1450 MHz is used. My fuzzy recollection for the triple satellite LNBs (F1, G1, F2) is that 1052-2127 MHz is used for F1 & G1 and 950-1450 MHz for F2.
Frequencies below 950 MHz are often used for passing terrestrial TV (OTA) through a fifth input terminal. Other switches that work from 250-2150 MHz may have been designed for DirecTV in the States, because some of their LNB technology used that lower range. Anything above 2150 MHz is meaningless.
For all intents and purposes, a switch that supports a wider range than 950-2150 MHz should work just as well for Shaw as one that is restricted to that range.
|ok, thanks. We'll see if anyone with superior technical knowledge to ours chimes in and tells us the significance of the frequency differences...
Don't get me wrong tvmaster, the Eagle Aspen was Shaw's chosen multiswitch but they've just moved on since then.
And it may not be for technical reasons as they'd have to change out thousands of working multiswitches. It's more likely it was cost driven, as most large firms will put major purchases like thousands of multiswitches out to bid against a specification. And typically low bid wins.
So while the new "standard" can utilize 950-2300 MHz, Shaw is probably only using a portion of the bandwidth. Say something like nothing below 1000 or above 2100 MHz. Then all of the multiswitches listed above will work just fine. I'm not familiar enough with the details to know what frequencies are being used from the LNB to the Receiver. I guess if I borrowed a scope I could figure it out, but someone here probably knows it already.
I'm just glad you have it sorted.
|So what do you think happens above 2150, satellites in play, transponders etc. At one point, I believe the Eagle Aspen WAS Shaws chosen multiswitch, wasnt it?
Glad you got it fixed!
That's an interesting outcome. A while back I too had some issues and ended up replacing my Phillips Multiswitch which was the same vintage / model as yours.
Check this thread: https://www.digitalhome.ca/forum/11-...please-15.html
I changed it to a Steren 201-747 4x8 Sky Switcher Multi-Switch after I couldn't find a Pico Macom TSMS-4/8 (Current Shaw standard).
It's Specifications:
Frequency Range: 950-2300 MHz
Noise Figure: 4.8 dB min
Cross Polar Isolation: 40 dB min
LNB to LNB Isolation: 35 dB min
Rec. to Rec. Isolation: 40 dB min
Control Voltage:
LNB A 13 V/0 kHz
LNB A 17 V/0 kHz
LNB B 13 V/22 kHz
LNB B 17 V/22 kHz
Power Supply Input: 24 Vdc
Receiver Power Input: 13/17 Vdc
Phase III Compatible
The Shaw standard is:
It's specs are pretty much the same. But neither of them fits your Eagle Aspen frequency range. ( 950-2300 MHz Vs. 54-2150 MHz for the Eagle Aspen).
In my situation, once I got the system back working I stopped monkeying around with it (of course!) and never went back to check the Phillips Multiswitch even though I had not fully determined if it was at fault (or the line losses were somehow just too much for it to overcome without the in-line amplifiers.) I also never spent the time to deduce which transponders were involved, or if (like you) the 13v & 18v connections were the problem. Maybe if I get ambitious I'll go back over the data and sort it out.
I didn't scrap the Phillips Multiswitches but suspect they may have contributed to the loss of signal.
What's scary about your problem was the issue was cyclitic and happened at virtually the same time every day. I'm just glad you seem to have it sorted.
Looks like the 12-noon signal loss may be solved
I believe the Phillips is the problem. After Jan 21, anything plugged into 13v & 18v was problematic. When I swapped in my backup Aspen Eagle, this problem seemed to go away. If you look at the photos, there is a different frequency range between units. I wonder if Shaw did something, frequency wise, which caused a problem for the Phillips, or if the 13v & 18v dish connections just failed. The Phillips has been up, mostly untouched and working for maybe eight years?
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