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Tortilla chip fans in southeastern Wisconsin who like to support local businesses often find themselves choosing between El Rey chips, made in Milwaukee, and Manny's chips, made in New Berlin. But recently, Manny's chips disappeared from the shelves. Or did they?
Manny's chips have been re-branded, and are now being sold under the Chi-Chi's brand name. While the name is different, everything else is the same: No changes were made to the recipe, said Chi Chi's Brand Manager Dan Hofmeister.
While Manny's chips are still made in New Berlin, in 2005, the Manny's brand and its manufacturing plant were sold to the Hormel Foods Corporation. The Manny's and Chi Chi's brands are now owned by California-based MegaMex Foods, a joint partnership between Hormel and a Mexican company, Herdez del Fuerte.
Manny's was rebranded as Chi Chi's because the Chi Chi's brand is more recognizable nationwide, and the rebranding is intended to help grow the product, Hofmeister said. But just because the chips brand has changed its name doesn't mean the brand intends to loosen its ties to Milwaukee.
"We really have been committed to the Milwaukee area and have no plans of moving production out of there," Hofmeister said. "We hope to continue to ramp it up."
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Successful seminar in South Africa
22/02/06 - Event Organisers and Technical Officials gathered in Richards Bay, South Africa last week for the second ITU certification symposium of 2006. 5 countries from Africa were in attendance and were... |Full Story
Kenya - the action continues!
08/01/06 - Liesbeth Stoltz, ITU Regional Representative for Africa and Kristine Chambers, ITU Sport Development Director reports that Triathlon has been heating up in Kenya since the November ITU visit by... |Full Story
Kenya Sport Development Camp Report
22/12/05 - Thanks to generous support from Justice for Athletes, Kristine Chambers, ITU Coaches and Athlete Development Manager was able to organise a training camp for coaches in Africa. Click here for the... |Full Story
Swedish Seminar Successful
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15/11/05 - Jambo from Nairobi, Kenya! (Hello in Swahili.) ITU is currently in Kenya leading a sport development programme covering basic information in coaching, athlete development, and grassroots event... |Full Story
Adventures in Argentina
09/11/05 - Inaugural Level 2 PATCO Coaching Course By Kristine Chambers, ITU Sport Development November 1 - 8, 2005 Coaches and representatives from 27 countries in the Pan Americas congregated in Buenos Aires,... |Full Story
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27/10/05 - The Event Organisers and Technical Officials Certification Seminar scheduled to take place in Götenborg, Sweden, 18 to 20 November has attracted almost 100 registrants making it the largest gathering... |Full Story
ITU High Performance Forum
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PATCO host Olympic Solidarity Camp
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Roger Bernadina added three hits and an RBI for Washington, which has won the first two games of this three-game set, including a 5-2 decision on Tuesday behind Stephen Strasburg and his already immortalized major league debut.
"[Bernadina's] been getting better. He's really been on top of his game," Nationals manager Jim Riggleman said of the 25-year-old outfielder. "Offensively, defensively and running the bases, he's doing it all."
Lastings Milledge went 3-for-5, scored two runs and drove in another, while Neil Walker had two hits and an RBI in Pittsburgh's fourth straight loss.
Drew Storen (2-0) tossed a scoreless seventh to keep the game tied, 5-5, and Cristian Guzman led off the home half with a base hit before being sacrificed to second by a bunt. Zimmerman's bouncer up the middle hit off the right foot of D.J. Carrasco (1-2) and deflected into right field as Guzman raced home.
Tyler Clippard hurled a perfect eighth, and the hosts added a run off Brendan Donnelly on Wil Nieves' sacrifice fly in the home half.
Matt Capps, who had blown three of his previous five chances, survived Garrett Jones' one-out double in the ninth to earn his 20th save of the season.
Neither starter was particularly effective. Washington's John Lannan was touched for five runs -- four earned -- on 10 hits and three walks in 4 2/3 frames, while Brad Lincoln was unspectacular in his MLB debut, yielding five runs on seven hits in six full frames. The fourth overall pick in the 2006 draft did have two hits and drove in a run for the Pirates,
"It's something I've looked forward to for a long time now," Lincoln said of his debut. "It's really exciting. I've got the first one off my belt."
Milledge fouled out to leave the bases loaded in Pittsburgh's first at-bat, and a two-out walk to Zimmerman in the bottom half preceded Dunn's homer to right on a Lincoln fastball that caught too much of the plate.
The Pirates took the lead in the third with a three-spot, as Andy LaRoche's groundout scored Andrew McCutchen, while Milledge and Ronny Cedeno followed with consecutive two-out RBI singles.
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Promoting your IT business can be a very expensive and sometimes frustrating activity. After all, how can you guarantee that the public will actually see the real company behind the commercial representation and how accurately will your business be portrayed? One way to enhance these factors is to take matters into your own hands. You may not be an advertising genius but there are some incredibly useful and inexpensive ways in which you can bring your business to the masses. Using social media and blogging has become a very lucrative way for businesses to promote their presence. Close to a billion people spend a considerable amount of time every day logging into their favourite social media platforms. And these sites provide an awesome vehicle for smaller businesses to reach out. This article takes a look at how blogging can help you to promote your IT business right now!
Why Blog?
People love to blog because it offers an inexpensive, or even free, method to share your thoughts and activities with the rest of the world. They are basically an online diary that provide the individuals with a vehicle for reaching out to likeminded people. Business's use blogs for a slightly different end result. They can be used to promote a company's entire set of services of products, or they are set up to draw attention from internet search engines. Either way, they provide an excellent opportunity to draw the public's interest into your commercial concerns.
Website Or Blog Or Both?
Many businesses do just fine without a blog, and other businesses have a blog but no website. So why have a blog and a website, you may well ask? They really complement each other if you manage to get the balance just right. If you think of the website as being the main online entity of your company and the blog is kind of like the bait for new and existing customers, you will be somewhere along the right lines! If you use a free blog hosting platform, it will cost you nothing except a little time and effort.
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Once your blog has started to attract a healthy following, you can promote your IT business website slowly. Do not ram this down your followers throats, introduce it kind of casually and the traffic will eventually build up. Just remember to always be courteous to your followers and act as an authority without coming across as a big head!
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Anonymous GiTS fan noted a Variety story informing us that DreamWorks has acquired the rights to Ghost in the Shell and has plans to produce a "3D Live Action" version of the popular anime. This happened apparently because Spielberg is a fan. He says "'Ghost in the Shell' is one of my favorite stories ... It's a genre that has arrived, and we enthusiastically welcome it to DreamWorks." I hope they add a talking donkey.


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Two forensic scientists with Kentucky State Police took the stand in day seven of a Madison County murder trial.
The first witness in the Christina Marcum trial Wednesday testified about blood evidence on some of the swabs from the house where police believe Angela Frazier was killed. That includes a love-seat stain, a couch cutting, a light switch and several areas of a car police seized.
The next witness spoke about DNA analysis.
Melissa Brown told the court they found the DNA of Angela Frazier and one other individual on the couch cutting. The light switch was the blood from Tyler Singleton, according to the forensic scientist.
Brown also said a sink trap from the master bathroom was consistent with a mixture of DNA from Angela Frazier, Jason Singleton and Christina Marcum.
The defense asked both scientists that it's impossible to determine how long DNA has been there.
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Windows 10: Forget Cloudobile, put Security and Privacy First
I can just about tollerate the ribbon for basic use, however as a very occasional dabbler in Access I had the misfortune to be asked to amend a 2007 format DB. After spending a ridiculously long time trying to find 'stuff' in Access I rang the customer back and said that I wasn't going to develop it any further.
I don't have time to p*ss around looking for stuff that was in toolbars and neatly organised rather than being in any of 3 locations depends on what i clicked on prior.
Desktop, schmesktop: Microsoft reveals next WINDOWS SERVER
minimal PS user
Only time I ever use powershell is in exchange to add delegate access to new users across the rest of the mailboxs as a customer needs everyones personal calendar to be visible to everyone else (public folders were not an option).
I tweak the notepad ps script then blast it through exchange. Takes a matter of minutes to update 20 or so mailboxes with new users.
Microsoft WINDOWS 10: Seven ATE Nine. Or Eight did really
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Windows 2, we are going back in time
CURSE YOU, 'streaming' music services! I want a bloody CD
CDs for me
Every single streamed album I ever purchased are inaccessible due to DRM as I have replaced my computer and the email address is from a long-gone-bust ISP. Sure I have windows media backups but they still needed to authenticate to open. I suppose I could crack them, but over the years I have obtained the same music from CD rips or by other means.
Home Depot: 56 million bank cards pwned by malware in our tills
Malware proteced payment device....
Phones 4u slips into administration after EE cuts ties with Brit mobe retailer
carriers are forgetting where they come from
Without the likes of CW and P4U etc starting up in the 90's, most people wouldn't have a phone. I have never ever called a carrier or visited their high street shop to buy a phone and yet, I have had many mobiles since 1995.
Yes, there has been issues with some of the 3rd parties selling techniques, but if you know what you want and the package suits you, there hasn't been an problem. More often than not, it's the resellers that offer the better deals. Recently my lad wanted a nexus from EE, but they don't do it, however it can be brought from an reseller on a better package that EE had.
Mobile phone companies may be trying to get the sales back in house, but with poor sales staff, lack of phone types on extremely limited deals, everyone will lose out.
Be your own Big Brother: Monitoring your manor, the easy way
weakness in this story
Homeplugs. Never had much sucess with them both here and at customers. All ok for a while but eventually they have to be rebooted as they stop working. I accept they are ideal in properties that have thick walls etc, but I look to fit a wifi mesh system as it has better coverage when wifi is the only option.
Dangle more that a couple of HD IP cameras off a wifi and you essentially run out of bandwidth. When I install axis cameras on site I insist on a gigabit backbone.
But to be honest, I have had IP cameras around the house for years. I can access them externally by port redirection and use an app call IP Camera Viewer Lite. Recorded movement goes to a hidden repurposed server with Security Monitor Pro installed.
Who needs hackers? 'Password1' opens a third of all biz doors
BT guilty here..
Number of new setups I have been to and BTs default password is.... welcome1
Windows Server 2003 end of life: Plan your WS2012 migration now
I have a customer I have recently quoted to do a near direct like for like replacement for their SBS 2003, eg, OS 12r2, Exchange 2013, SQL 2014 (not express). Before the hardware and CALs were factored in I was over £5k with SQL being the biggest cost.
Granted this is all lazy ball park figures based on a wander around google, but I don't think that it will come down much more than a grand.
I have recommended sitting on SBS and SA their Office up to 2010 from 2003 and see how the costs are next year.
Job for IT generalist ...
Don't knock being a generalist as most IT people are just that. What this does give you is raw experience in real life situations.You get told an issue and you can come up with mulitple ways to talk through and resolve the problem. If you're like me, you 'see' the desktop in your mind as you chat with a customer.
See if you can get on the books of national breakfix companies. When I worked for microtechs (who have a habit of going bust quite often) I would be swapping server mobos in nuclear power stations, or visiting MOD facilities.
I have been in IT since the mid 90's and not once have I been asked what qualifications I have. Prospects tend to look for confidence, experience and a reasonable priced invoice.
I will be the first to say that IT isn't very well paid. But this is my choice. I would rather work a couple of weeks a month and draw 15k than work everyday of the week for 25k. I have been fortunate to watch my boys growup and be involved in their school activites - some thing I would not have been able to do if I was a wage slave.
Honey, the satnav app says you're to leave at 6am... Yup. I'll have that coffee off you
Re: Waze
Converted Wazer since last December. The eldest put it on my S4 when we were driving around seeing friends at Xmas. It's only in the last few months that I now use it all the time as the routing is significantly superiour to my tomtom (2 yrs old, lifetime map updates yet still manages to take me the wrong direction or the long way around). I like the fact that you can contribute road issues live and it gets flagged up on other wazers screens Been thanked a few times which is nice.
Tie that into google maps and I have a pretty powerful satnav.
Used to swear by copiot on the old windows mobile, but after many many years of useage and upgrades copilot decided to not support WM7 and there were no discounts for switching platforms. So bye bye from me!!
Next Windows obsolescence panic is 450 days from … NOW!
Already migrating clients off 2003
Over the last few years I have been moving clients off SBS 2003 as their iphones cause exchange activesync to crash constantly, and in recent times anyone that uses Office 2013 can no longer connect to exchange 2003 (imap is not an option).
I will be sad to see 2003 go, it's one of those OS's that simply gets on with the job. Gone are the days that 4Gb ram was enough. Now 16Gb is considered the starting point, and EEC is not exactly cheap (at a small business level)
Our tech server has 2012 loaded to 32Gb (max) and we hyperv all manner of server OS's, but 2003 is the one that feels friendly, 2008 is 'in your face' and 2012, well classic shell helps!!!
So cheers to 2003, I built my business around you and will miss you old friend!!
T-Mobile US cuts overage charges, dares rivals to follow suit
TMobile UK are sending out letters regarding yet another price increase.
Uh oh! Here comes the first bug in the Windows 8.1 Update
I think I have found the 2nd bug
Installed 8.1.1 last night and today all my printing is in reverse
Seagate brings out 6TB HDD, did not need NO STEENKIN' SHINGLES
like the....
the wd mycloud nas?
its close enough to your description
It's EE vs Vodafone: 'How good is my signal' study descends into network bunfight
EE around North Devon is shocking. Often it will drop out completely for no reason then come back full bars then drop off again with no service.
tmobile was pretty damn good in the past, as was Orange when they were 2 seperate companies. Once they became EE the net result wasn't double the coverage but half the range.
Microsoft issues less-than-helpful tips to XP holdouts
I hate 8. However given that I have to support this sh*t platform I reluctantly shifted over to 8.1 in Feb. But once you install classic shell etc, and copy over the windows 7 wallpaper, it is slightly torrerable.
However, if i open a picture etc it drops back into metro and that frustrates the crap outta me. Im slowly getting around these 'issues'.
I admit that it is faster on startup / shutdown, but thats the only thing I like!!
Microsoft to get in XP users' faces with one last warning
MS worried?
This smacks of desperation to get people to move off. Given the amount of screen coverage on the matter across god knows how many tech sites tells me that internally they are in trouble - big style.
Of all the customers I have on XP, there's only one client with 4 x XPs that I will upgrade, and thats because they use CRM that demands IE9.
All the rest will fall into a natural upgrade. They are behind good enough firewalls and have enterprise class AV / AS installed so I believe the risks are minimam. After all, I never install any updates until a few weeks after they are released incase there's an issue.
Re: huh ?
I'm swapping a W2k for SBS 2011 this weekend. Only reason they are moving is because they are running out of space!!
Dead PC market? In the UK? NEVER
Good year for us
We have shifted a fair few PCs and laptop this year, ALL were W7.
So as long as the manfs keep selling them with W7 pre installed with the W8 landfill DVD we will keep buying.
Digital radio may replace FM altogether - even though nobody wants it
DAB struggles to play
We have a few DABs kicking around the house. The main one in the kitchen needs to be connected to an aerial in the loft to get the local radio stations. A portable dab I brought for the wife still resides in it's box, unloved and I recently brought a clock radio with DAB and R2 is the only one that is strong enough to play without distortion.
But it's unlikely I will ever replace the ones in our cars or buy adapters so it's the advertisers that may lose out in the long run.
DAB fail
Microsoft pulls Win 8.1 RT code which upgraded Surface 'slabs into BRICKS
Might not just be RTs
Brand spanking i3 HP laptop, fresh out of the box. Backed up the W7 image and put 8 on, then 8.1. Took a very long time to do both upgrades.
Had a look around, don't care much for it but need to learn I guess.
Just rebooted, and im in a continually looping automatic repair. This is a fresh install, nothing touched
System restore not done anything, trying the PC refresh. If that fails it's back to 7 in the morning.
Fiendish CryptoLocker ransomware: Whatever you do, don't PAY
The customer who had this had AV scanning at the ISP, Symantec / Brightmail on their exchange server and eset on the desktops. Yes, paranoid, but apparently a waste of time.
I'm aware that new versions come out all the time, so i'm guessing my clients are at the top of the email list
Re: Cloud backup
"If you have a sync directory, wouldn't it be rather annoying if the files in it were encrypted, uploaded to e.g. DropBox, then synced with your other machines?"
Thats exactly what happened too, they use BTSync to keep a live copy at an external location, but as soon as the files were modified those encrypted ones went out too. As there were too many to check we are resyncing from 0
Already seen this
Customer on Tuesday was sending files over saying they were unreadable so I restored them from a backup and sent them back. Few hours later, more bad files so I looked at their shared drive. 25Gb of unreadable files. Ouch.
At the time it didn't make sense, I could restore to an alternative location and they were readable, but as soon as they were put into the shared dirve they were corrupt.
Few hours later I get a phone call from a staff member that 'had something on her screen the night before and ignored it'. Well, sh*t, you just wiped out all the data (yes, AV was everywhere, but it didn't see it)
You can't kill this virus in normal ways. If you try and end task, it says 'ill be back', and there's other kernel errors, I was fortunate that she was using a VM'ed desktop so I was able to roll it back and then restore a previous 'previous' back up as the backups back'ed up the corrupt files.
Very messy. Seriously changed my view on viruses and backup routines.
Windows 8.1 and Server 2012 R2: Quick start guide for sysadmins
KMS and all that nonsense
And they wonder why smaller businesses are staying on older versions
'Bogus IT guys' slurp £1.3m from Barclays: Cybercops cuff 8 blokes
Re: Firewalls
They needed to rob the bank to pay for the 3G dongle charges
Re: Believable
I have done a fair amount of 3rd party IT work in banks, in all those times my details / ecrb number had already been submitted to the banks I was visiting, I also had to call the bank to confirm my arrival time, near enough to the minute and then still show ID through the tellers window before I could get entry to behind the counter.
It doesn't make sense - unless it's an inside job too.
BT doles out measly 2GB to customers in Dropbox-alike BT Cloud
Try the other BT....
Microsoft gives TechNet a one-off reprieve
you learn, you sell, you teach, you support. Maps and then (for me) Technet was the foundation of my business built on MS software. Trialware simply doesn't work for me as they are often not the full package or have something missing.
As a long term MS based mobile user I took the first steps to android and I have been pretty pleased. The other week I was involved as a gofer at a college rolling out macs and saw first hand what improvements apple have done in intergrating into AD.
The closure of technet has made me see other platforms in a different light, and I can honestly see alternatives now being viable. It's a big learning curve, but learn or die.
MS, enjoy your dwindlling client base. Your ship is sinking and your turning off the pumps.
WD: Enjoying our $630m, Seagate? Let's ruin your day with our results
Poor quality
Of all the brands we have supplied to end users, whether domestic or enterprise, WD are the only brand that give us the most problems. There's not a month that goes by that we sent drives back. Earlier this year the replacement for a month old HDD failed and that also had to go back.
6Gbps is for FOOLS! Now THIS is what we call a SAS adapter - LSI
cheap, but everything around it to utilise the speed is where the costs mount up.
Microsoft: Still using Office installed on a PC? Gosh, you squares
subtle marketing here?
I'm sure the Reg gets a fee for all these subliminal MS adverts. There's always a theme, whether its hyper-v week, or virtualise your desktop week or get on the cloud (week 1 - server 2012 , week 2 - 365, week 3 - W8).
I forecast clear skies around here, not a cloud in sight
Love in an elevator.... testing mast: The National Lift Tower
Re: Have you been to Meriden* ?
Meriden hasn't been the centre for years. It's only the locals and the bulls head that claims it still is.
Rest your head against a train window, hear VOICES in your SKULL
think of the possibilities
get your own version that transmits things like...
you have missed your stop
someones just taken your laptop
your're sexy, see you in the toilet in 2 minutes
I can see your knickers
look at me smile, i just farted
Judge nixes Microsoft SkyDrive name in BSkyB court ruling
Re: New name for SkyDrive
Windows 8.1: So it's, er, half-speed ahead for Microsoft's Plan A
"8.1 is a big improvement"
Like Office 2013 it demands to have a MS account to continue (unless you go back, disable the lan and try again, and then you can set a local account (I was hyper-v'ing mine)) did I miss this in W8?
It looks the same other than a token icon in the bottom left corner
Why can't they simply make a pure desktop version and pure tablet version? And app this, and app that. p*ss off. Its just bloody software wrapped up in a fancy name.
I can see consumers now opting for Android on their new PCs (HP slate21) and the many PC variants that will now spring up. MS will simply pull out of the desktop market opting to tie up the business market in the cloud only.
Making the case for upgrading from Server 2003
Re: Last week...
fully patched sbs 2003, but there's a long terms issue with IOS and exchange 2003. Starts of with active sync errors and eventually dies a death
This issue is very well documented but none of the many suggested 'fixes' actually work
Think you're streaming Superman? Think again, punk
I can wait
It will be on the BBC this Christmas
Cloud company avoids the cloud
You have to reboot your own server now?
aww bless
SUPERSIZE my CLOUD - Microsoft plans $677m data centre embiggening
Some where to put all those fake hotmail / live / outlook accounts...
The ones you have to make to activate Office 2013
Boffins fire up old dish to send interstellar SMS
in space no one can hear you sms
Vodafone set to splurge £2.5 MEELLION a DAY building 4G network
haha, I just came on to say the same thing
Windows Phone piques CIO interest says analyst
Re: Jumped
WM / WP it's the same thing as far as im concerned.
I had tiles / jump lists to the point that I had so many that it would have been quicker to have none at all and have the 'next' arrow closer to the top. At least in WP7 the arrow was at the top of the screen, then an update shoved it right at the bottom. Its these changes that MS seems to think helps.... but doesn't.
Not usually having to scroll in emails, sub folders and only the last week's emails keeps everything minimal.
As a long time user of WM devices I did the unthinkable - went to Android. Had the S4 and just find it so much easier to get to places. No transistioning chunky squares, no scroll, scroll, scroll to the bottom of the tiles just to get to the next screen.
Android works well for me. main screen for phone / contacts / emails / calendar, left screens for play, right screens for biz apps.
Native email doesn't work for me as I use sub-folders heavily but im trialling an app which shows unread emails in ALL sub-folders.
Bye WM, life was good at 6.5, but 7.8 was torture.
Marks & Sparks accused of silently bonking punters over the tills
Let me see...
Take the money from the debit card, or the credit card which charges 29.9% APR. Wonder which one they prefer?
Currant Bun erects £2 paywall: Wraps digi-paper around free footie
can't remember the last time I read a newspaper
Why pay for yesterdays news when the bbc news website does a respectable job for free*
*tv license acknowledged
Review: Samsung Galaxy S4
Need advice
My contract due at the end of the month. I have a Lumia.I hate it with a passion, and not that interested in iphones. So which really is the best for average 'old IT man' usage..
S3, S4, Note, HTC one?
My ultimate pet hate is transitions. If I press something I want it to happen instantly, not have to wait 0.5 second to watch the icon swooshing around the screen arrrggggg. Can any of these phones turn off any / all screen transitions?
I have been playing with the S3 at Tescos but spent more time working out how to bypass the 'tesco system lockdown screen' than testing it
What's big, rich and goes down on you in every department? BT
Oh great...
....another price increase coming shortly
Got a Windows XP end-of-life plan? Neither does anyone else
Marketing scare mongery
XP is old and W7 could be seen as an improvement however there will be some applications that can't or will never be able to run under x64.
I look after lots of XP desktops running against SBS 2003 box. Am I going to upgrade? no. Why? businesses can't afford to ditch a working machine for a new one
I will accept there is a security risk, but on the basis that all my client use non IE browsers and have industrial strength AV and AS on the servers and on the desktops, their systems will not suddenly all stop working on 2nd April 2014
I have one customer that still uses Server 2000. It amazes me that its not died, but it still works, its not exposed to the internet, so where's the problem?
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I've seen this with some routers before including one I used to use. Since 192.168.100.1 is a private range IP some routers will not route to that subnet properly being it's connected via the WAN port. You may be able to configure a static route to the 192.168.100.0/24 network in the router to work around that in the future.
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Oct 18, 2010I didn't know there was a comic strip about it before this was made. I didn't even read it. anyway, this movie is way beyond good. its great. the animation kicks ***, the characters were well-done, and the songs were great. Over The Hedge is just the right CGI movie for people all around the world.
Oct 23, 2011The film sometimes jumps "Over the Hedge" in terms of story or comedy, but nevertheless at least its linear and simple to understand.
Aug 31, 2011This film is aimed at younger children so this is a review from my little brother. He loved it! The story was awesome and there are many laughs in it. Even though I am a lot older, I too loved this film and it is one of the best animated films we have ever seen
Jan 29, 2012Over the Hedge is funny, original, visually dazzling and heartwarming. Just the film isn't as well executed as many would hope it too be. But anyways the film is great and I give it a solid 86%.
Dec 14, 2013The film is bogged down but some clichés, pop songs, being a little mean spirited at times, and some not so funny characters. Shame that the studio that brought us Shrek can't create something on that level again. Thankfully though the film is not all bad. Some of the characters get some laughs and the heist feeling of the movie is cool. Unlike Madagascar the film isn't too bogged down in arguing and does have some more fun and creativity particularly towards the end. This film is not for everyone and a lot of the issues mentioned here are going to bother some people. While these issues do bother me and hurt the film I still had fun with it particualry in the last third and am glad I saw it. If you are familiar with Dreamworks style you can figure out quickly if this is your movie. For me it wasn't good but it was still enjoyable… Expand
May 25, 2012Not the best animated film, but a solid one though. The graphics are great. The plot is good though I find it ordinary and boring for adults, but it is definitely great for kids. I would definitely recommend this film for kids........
Aug 26, 2011Terrific family comedy with excellent voice acting, hilarious characters, and a friendly poke about the environment. This is a movie that anyone of any age can enjoy.
Feb 17, 2013Not a bad movie. While it is nowhere near as good as it could have been, it still is a really nice family film. The plot is obvious, the story is a bit cliched and the overall tone a little bland. But, it has some really good visuals, the characters are really well done and lovingly brought to life by the voice actors. I was really surprised that even Avril Lavigne did an OK job (by comparison to others like her that is extremely high praise. Steve Carell perhaps steals the show and adds some of the best laughs in the movie. Overall: While it will never be considered a classic, it still is a fun film worth a watch if you haven't seen it.… Expand
Jun 3, 2013Funny, adorable characters that bring a smile to any demographic (if you have a heart of course!).
Poorly drafted plot and sloppy editing, unfortunately, underscored too much of the film. A shame.
Mar 30, 2013I didn't expect much when I was going to see it, but I saw it, and it was brilliant! It was really good with great animation, humor and plot. It was great but just one thing: does opening a packet of crisps mean nuclear, NO. And as for Allison Janney: here you go (puts up middle finger). And that is that.
Mar 27, 2013An all-star cast of forest animals who get into trouble when they start looting through the nearby city for food. Bruce Willis does perfect as RJ, Steve Carell made the film even better when playing Hammy.
Jul 12, 2013"Over the Hedge" is nothing tremendous, but isn't horrendous in any way. With its humor thriving to appeal to families, it is pretty fun to watch. The situation isn't too original, but is still enjoyable to watch. It's clean with no risks, but will be a good way to spend an hour and a half at the movies.
Jul 24, 2014The ensemble voice cast give it their all in this animal-brained roller coaster. It can be funny at times, though it lacks the depth of Pixar movies. But it's a witty satire on suburbia from an unlikely point-of-view that's an entertaining joyride all throughout the eighty-three minutes. On one last note, however, it has some pretty stupid moments too. But I can overlook that for the overall experience of the movie.… Expand
Mar 9, 2014Over The Hedge is an original, mature kids movie that relies less on potty humor and has more grown-up jokes. The movie isn't explicit, just sophisticated. A talented cast including Bruce Willis and Steve Carrell make this a very good movie, even for adults.
Nov 13, 2013Over the Hedge doesn't beat around the bush.
There is little about this movie that can be qualified as bad, although very little that can be said is great. A very good collection of very likeable characters, and a few good laughs above all make this movie very enjoyable.
Apr 19, 2014This is not one of the best animation movie for sure.I understand that the movie is for the kids and i'm not one but it wasn't funny and the characters are stupid.I give 5 because the movie is realistic for graphics.
Oct 13, 2014Much like Ratatouille it make me hungry with the animals talking about food. The film is quite funny with some of the one liners from the characters and has a decent storyline, I don't really know what else to say other than it's pretty good.
Though the animation is solid and the writing reasonably clever, Over the Hedge is clearly more about packaging than freshness or substance.
It's very funny, and the little woodland critters that make up the cast are a kiddie-pleasing bunch.
Aside from having some great animation, the writing is funny and clever.


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As the third curators-in-residence, we are exploring the term, curator, based on its original Latin meaning to "take care". Over the six months we will investigate the subject of care in relation to design and education.
Our approach to research prioritises openness, flexibility and accessibility.
We use a range of methods relating to design, collaboration and pedagogy, including empirical and phenomenological based methodologies that reflect our interest in everyday relationships and tacit knowledge as well as a desire to describe rather than explain.
We use the material world as a medium to generate encounters, frameworks, platforms and dialogue.
This involves experiments in designing spaces for learning that challenge established hierarchical structures of knowledge transfer through co-learning and by creating situations that put our own subjectivity at risk and encourages others to do the same.
Our particular approach to design acknowledges design's potential to recognise what already exists by making visible relationships and systems including the lapsed or taken for granted. Rather than always designing new things, our design is more interested in making the unthinkable thinkable, problematising and providing a catalyst for action.
With thanks to: Alice Osborne Lead Designer at My Home Life, Tom James writer in residence, Tom Common writer in residence, Bianca Elzenbaumer at Brave New Alps, Mark Byrne from The Helen Hamlyn Centre.


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Radio Flyer Deluxe Steer & Stroll Trike
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Ken Whisenhunt
San Diego Chargers offensive coordinator/Super Bowl head coach
He's a really good fit for the Texans as he could work wonders for this offense. He led the Arizona Cardinals to the Super Bowl with Kurt Warner as his quarterback, and look at how he's brought the Chargers' offense back this season.
Give Whisenhunt a top draft pick where he could draft a quarterback, and it would be very interesting to see what he could do with the offensive weapons of the Texans that includes Andre Johnson, Arian Foster, Owen Daniels and DeAndre Hopkins, if the offensive line can provide the proper protection and those players can stay healthy.
Like I said, it is early, but like the rest of the men on this list, they all deserve a look at taking over. It just depends on what direction the Texans want to go in next season … offensive or defensive focused.