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Nystagmus is a type of involuntary movement of the eyes. It is usually side-to-side (horizontal nystagmus)
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The direct cause of nystagmus is instability in the motor system that controls the eyes. In some cases, the cause of nystagmus is unknown.
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Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Removal of the cause of nystagmus can sometimes eliminate the problem, for example discontinuing a medication or stopping alcohol or drug use. However, nystagmus often is a permanent condition that can only be reduced and not eliminated. Treatment options to reduce nystagmus and improve vision include the following:
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Eye facts about nystagmus. American Nystagmus Network website. Available at:
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General information about nystagmus. American Nystagmus Network website. Available at:
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Hertle RW. Understanding and treatment of infantile nystagmus syndrome. Presentation at the 4th Biennial Conference of the American Nystagmus Network, Los Angeles, CA. July 8-10, 2005. American Nystagmus Network website. Available at:
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Nystagmus. American Academy of Ophthalmology eyeSmart website. Available at:
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Maybodi M. Understanding nystagmus: diagnosis, related disorders, treatment, and research. Presentation at the 3rd Biennial Conference of the American Nystagmus Network, Baltimore, MD. July 11-13, 2003. Available at:
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1:59 p.m. | Editors' Note: After this post was published, a reader pointed out that the author is the daughter of Susan Tellem, a member of the Malibu Public Safety Commission, which helps to oversee traffic safety in the city. Had editors known of that relationship, the article would not have been accepted for publication.
The Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu has long been the summer destination for convertibles, a haven for Pepperdine University students to simultaneously work on their studies and tans, and the locale of multimillion-dollar homes.
But in recent years, the 18.8 miles of the highway in Malibu have become almost as well known for high-profile run-ins with the law. Mel Gibson's colorful D.U.I. arrest took place there. Ditto Nick Nolte's, which resulted in possibly the best mug shot ever. The area is also where a Swedish game developer in 2006 totaled a Ferrari Enzo at a reported 162 miles per hour.
With summer right around the corner, the Malibu community is bracing for the worst, because warmer weather brings more visitors — and potentially more of this kind of trouble.
The 2003 Speed Zone Survey Report from the Office of Traffic Investigations revealed that average daily traffic figures in Malibu can jump as much as 20 to 30 percent on weekends. The city has 20 intersections with signals, and speed limits range from 45 to 55 miles per hour. Throw in beach-goers running across the road where there are no crosswalks, rapid commuter traffic combined with slower beach traffic, bicyclists, parked vehicles and concrete barriers intended to catch rock- and mudslides that eliminate a shoulder for stalled vehicles, and the highway has the makings of the worst driver's ed training video.
But even with that congestion, fatalities are near, or even lower, than the state average. The road in Malibu has averaged 2.5 fatalities annually for the past 10 years, according to Sgt. Philip Brooks of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department at the Lost Hills/Malibu station.
Maria Raptis, spokeswoman for the California Transportation Department, Los Angeles and Ventura Counties, said, "Only in some sections of P.C.H. are fatal accidents higher than the statewide average." The department owns and operates the state's highways and freeways, including P.C.H. "However, in keeping with the Malibu-area focus, within Malibu the fatal accident rate is lower than the statewide average."
However, the city already has had four fatalities since January, including two separate accidents over Easter weekend. One of those was 13-year-old Emily Rose Shane, a Malibu High School student, whose death shook the community. A grass-roots group called a Safer P.C.H. was formed to push for increased traffic safety. Attendance at Public Safety Commission meetings is also on the rise.


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I'm currently in Haiti, where I'm forced to take a hiatus from mastering the art of French cooking. I'm hesitant to buy meat here, and French ingredients are pretty rare in the Haitian marketplace.
I actually made this back in December, and I must've spent less than 30 minutes in the kitchen for it. If you've ever had my bœuf bourguignon, you know that I am incapable of rendering chuck roast tender as it should be, even after simmering it for 3+ hours. I was stunned and thrilled when this dish came out perfectly.
It's an astonishingly simple preparation; sauté the beef, then the onions, then the chicken stock & beer & bouquet garni & brown sugar - and then bake everything together for 2 hours. Thicken the sauce with cornstarch and vinegar, and the result is a meltingly tender chunk of meat with rich layers of flavor. It's been several months since I've had it so I can't quite describe them well, but I do remember that my eyes widened upon my first bite. Subsequent bites were taken with my eyes closed to try to sort out how it could possibly be so good.
I will definitely make this again, and I cannot recommend it enough. Do serve it with braised vegetables or parsley egg noodles or something light to balance this out - too much of a good thing quickly becomes a bad thing in this case. It felt positively sinful to eat more than two pieces of beef in a row.
I'm slowly working my way through the duck recipes because duck is so inexpensive and roasting it gives such delightfully succulent results. Sadly, though, the morning did not start with this canard à l'orange in mind; I was all set to make oie braisée aux marrons (braised goose with chestnut and sausage stuffing). There were 10+ people attending the Christmas party, and it seemed the perfect time to try goose. I had mustered up the courage to tackle the veal & pork stuffing, and I had decided to use bacon fat instead of goose fat. I was not prepared for the price tag on the goose: $112. I blinked in astonishment and looked at the other geese. Even as I struggled to lift one up to check the price, I saw that it would've been impossible; each frozen goose required 1-2 days to defrost. I only had 4 hours. Although I love my BKSG, I was not willing to spend $150+ (chestnuts & ground veal included) on only one dish. I might some time later in my life (and with several days notice to properly defrost it). I settled for the duckling and picked up a few navel oranges. Much easier.
In theory, the sauce is simple. Duck stock, orange zest, caramelized red wine and Grand Marnier - not much, really. Unfortunately, duck stock takes about 2 hours to prepare, and the sauce can only be made when the duck is done roasting because you need to scrape the bottom of the roasting pan for more meat juices. I learned to cut oranges so that they'd be skinless, which looks a lot better than what I had attempted last time with the magret de canard à l'orange. In my haste, I simmered the duck stock too long (so there was only a little over a cup instead of 2 cups of duck stock) and put too much cornstarch in; the sauce ended up much thicker than it should've been.
I also erred greatly by roasting the duck at 350 the whole time; I now recognize how essential it is to roast it at 450 preliminary for 15 minutes - to not only properly roast the skin and give it that beautiful color and texture, but also to prevent the duck from sticking to the pan. (I had to do it at 350 because there were other things in the oven at 350). Thankfully, the duck meat came out alright; I doused the duck in the sauce (instead of serving it on the side) because it would've looked embarrassing otherwise.
At this point, there are still a few duck recipes to try (peaches, turnips, red cabbage, chestnut & sausage stuffing and stuffed duck in a crust), but this will probably remain my favorite. Can't get more classic than this, though I am intrigued by the other ones. :) I think I'll make this again, properly, before I try the other ones.
I seem to always be cooking in a rush nowadays. I almost forgot to take a picture of this, even. :O
This meal took almost two hours to prepare, but very little actual hands-on time. (This is not counting the time it took to rehydrate the chestnuts overnight; I shudder to imagine peeling fresh chestnuts from scratch. I definitely should try that some day, though; I'm sure the flavor is palpably different). The chestnuts are braised (steeped in brown stock, butter, cornstarch and port) for almost an hour. The brussels sprouts are baked with the braised chestnuts for 20 minutes.
I clarified the butter for the chicken breasts, though I think that clarified butter is purchasable at select grocery stores. I've always been bad at cooking meat, whether making bœuf bourguignon, steak, pork chops with apples and onions, magret de canard - dry and tough or severely undercooked. Surprisingly, this turned out perfectly - moist, flavorful and just barely cooked. The port sauce was simple and excellent, and I'd definitely make it again. It even looks kind of fancy, but the whole meal was laughably easy to make.
On a side note, I've gotten increasingly frustrated by the way that the cookbook is laid out. For this plate, I had to turn to 7 different pages because each recipe refers to another one ("see braised brussels sprouts"). I understand it's to make the cookbook less redundant and much less shorter than it would've been otherwise, but I think I'm going to have to make electronic versions of the things I like or I will go crazy flipping pages repeatedly just to make sure I'm doing it right.
I was originally attending a small Thanksgiving dinner of 5, so I planned to make a duck instead of a turkey. When the group expanded to 7-8, I had hoped to make a roast goose, but the hostess was hesitant about an unknown poultry as the main course. After browsing through the recipes, I was a little relieved because they are rather intimidating. :x I totally forgot that goose liver (which would be in there already) was foie gras. Then again, these geese aren't fattened by gavage, are they?
I thought that apple and sausage stuffing would make this Thanksgiving-appropriate, and I always prefer more stuffing/garnish than less, so I used 6 apples (instead of 4-5) and 3/4 lb of pork sausage (instead of 1/2 lb). There was definitely way too much stuffing to "loosely stuff" into the duck, so I would advise against making extra stuffing. Because the person who carved the duck was so good at it, I decided to just leave the stuffing as a side next to the duck. I actually didn't get to eat much of it (it was pretty much gone by the time I wanted to get more than a bite-size), but what I had was pretty good. o_o
I realized to sauté the ingredients for the duck stock this time, though I left the duck neck in the duck by accident … thankfully, the sauce turned out perfectly. I didn't season it at all because I thought it was amazing the way it was - bursting with essence of duck. I should've put less port in the sauce because it dramatically altered the pure flavor, but it was still good. I doused it generously on the apple and sausage stuffing.
Overall, this was (again) fairly easy to make; the duck is very low-maintenance and comes out beautifully. The apple and sausage stuffing took a lot longer than I had anticipated; I am not good at peeling, coring and quartering apples with just a knife and a peeler. I guess I should invest in a corer if I plan on making more apple dishes. Mysteriously, there was very little sausage fat that oozed out of the sausages, so I couldn't really sauté the apples in it. The book made it sound like it would be as copious as bacon fat, but … nope, nothing. I ended up using some bacon fat and butter to help the process. Perhaps I should've mashed the sausages up more.
Sadly, I was in a rush for this recipe as well (prepared in the midst of a 3-cheese fondue, butternut squash soup, magret de canard à l'orange, chocolate mousse and coconut flan), so I only have the final picture. For this set, imagine the following pictures:
I had quite an adventure looking for duck in New York City on a random Saturday morning; I had confidently depended on the Union Square Greenmarket, where I've seen fresh farm duck for sale before. To my horror, Saturday was the one day of the week that Hudson Valley Farms did not make an appearance at USG. No duck was to be had. I tried Dickson's Farmstand in Chelsea Market by phone, but their duck supply was actually behind; the ducks would not arrive until late afternoon or evening. I later found out that their ducks were not appropriate; they were large ducks, and not the small roasting canetons (ducklings) that I was seeking. Neither Whole Food's nor Trader Joe's sell roasting ducks, though Whole Food's does sell magret de canard (2 breasts) in a box for $13. As I walked dejectedly to Trader Joe's, I saw a sign for "fresh, organic meat" at Fairway's, and I stumbled in with wild hope that I tried to suppress. The meat section was all the way at the back of the market, but they had them. Two roast ducklings (weighing just under 5 lbs, as opposed to Julia Child's recommendation of 5.5 lbs), capon and even goose - wow. I don't even know what capon is, but I'm definitely going to try some of her goose recipes some time. The duck was only a little more than $20, and the giblets were neatly packaged inside the duck. (Upon conversing with my mother, I learned that I could also obtain fresh duck - as in, pick and slaughter - for $30, 15 minutes away from my house . I'll consider that for the future).
Duck acquisition aside, this recipe proceeded very smoothly. I learned why a bulb baster was recommended; the duck oozes juices and fat at a prodigious rate, and it would've been so much easier to suck the juices out with a bulb rather than ladle them out awkwardly. In my haste, I didn't read all of the directions carefully (which I realized when I made roast duck a week later); I had neglected to caramelize the onions, carrots and giblets, and I did not properly truss and prick the duck. I pricked the duck mid-way through roasting so that I could see whether the juices were running a rosy red or a pale, clear yellow (bloody red at that point). I had a mini-emergency in the middle; the saucepan with the cherries were teetering dangerously close to an edge, and fell. On the verge of tears, I stared at the cherries and port on the floor with horror before I realized that they were salvageable if I just … rinsed them off. I don't know how that affected the lemon juice, sugar and port marinade, but the cherries were palpably port-infused and absolutely delicious in their plump juiciness. I don't think the sauce came out as well as it could have and the cherry sauce definitely did not coat the meat as a sauce should, but the meat itself was superb. Much less work than a turkey, and roasting allows for excellent, slow temperature control. I definitely would make this again.
This quiche looks exactly like the one I've made with Mme Dobel's recipe, but it brings it to another level. Both are excellent in their subtle eggy flavor, the transcendent blend of mushrooms and leeks, the ease of preparation and the hint of cheese, but Julia Child's recipe adds port and a pinch of nutmeg. Those two things truly make a difference (though I think it's mostly the port).
For this recipe, though, I actually combined her leek quiche (flamiche - I had no idea this even had a separate name) and mushroom quiche. Trader Joe's sells whites of leek in a 6 oz. pack and mushrooms in a 10 oz. pack, so they add up to 1 lb. pretty easily. I adjusted the proportions of butter, salt and lemon juice, and the recipe is a tiny bit more involved when you're preparing two sets of ingredients separately. It's still an incredibly easy recipe, though, and I've actually made it twice in the last month. I was actually rushing through the recipe both times, so there are no pictures of the process. :( Imagine tender leeks boiling in a pot and sautéing gently in butter in one picture and mushrooms steeped in port in another. :)
when i saw the name of this recipe, i immediately thought "cardinal sin." i knew that wasn't the actual name because pêche = peach, whereas péché = sin. they're pronounced completely differently, too. i did wonder, however, if it was a written french pun - that this dessert is so delicious that it's a sin. maybe? probably not, though, because "cardinal sin" would actually be péché capital. french-american humor. :x
anyway, this dessert was delightfully simple. it appears that raspberries aren't in season in the asian markets near me, so i bought blueberries (2 pints for $1!) instead. the peaches looked luscious and firm, and i wanted to just eat them straightaway. i resisted, and i'm glad i did; they look lovely poached. this was my first time poaching fruit, and even though i definitely did NOT do it right, it went quite smoothly. i think i'll add some grand marnier next time.
i started off with 1/4 cup of sugar because i thought the 1:2 sugar:berry ratio was a bit high, and it was already pretty sweet. i looked again at the directions, which said "until purée is thick" - and so i added a little more sugar. it turns out that i didn't really need to do that because it's not supposed to be that thick.
i haven't taken any bites yet (waiting for friends to arrive in half an hour), but i'm excited. i've sampled the poaching liquid and the blueberry purée, and they were both excellent. i wish i had some mint to garnish it.
however it turns out, i know i'm definitely going to make this again.
verdict: definitely yummy. i also made a lot of mistakes. lessons:
after jenny told me that she had a tomato gouda soup, i knew i had to have it. i had just organized the fridge today, so i knew that we had everything (or i could substitute some things). this isn't a julia child recipe though.
i was originally going to purée this, but then i remembered that i also love chunky soups. texture is so fun. :) next time, i'll use smoked gouda. i really liked the way the soup turned out.
evidently, i got a bit lazy with the photo-taking. (also a bit desperate because my mom was hungry and i just wanted to do everything quickly. and also it wasn't that exciting).
part of the reason why i started late to begin with was that i needed a food processor. we've always just made do with a blender, and since i broke it recently, i decided that it was time to invest in one. we trekked out and got a ninja kitchen 1200, which was perfect for the job. i'm excited to use it for nuts and doughs.
anyway, the vichyssoise went quite smoothly. trader joe's sells whites of leeks, and i thought yukon gold would provide a nice buttery taste to the soup. it's an incredibly simple recipe; i just simmered the leeks and potatoes in the white stock and then pulverized them in the food processor. added some heavy cream and parsley, and that's it. (well, i skipped the crucial "chill" step, but that'll happen overnight. technically this is a leek & potato potage. i'll enjoy vichyssoise for lunch tomorrow).
i'd definitely make this again and experiment with it; i love leeks and potatoes, and the smooth mélange is so comforting. i've definitely come to associate leeks with paris, but my first leek soup actually came from a box. i was having dinner with my host family, and it was the appetizer. "c'est super bon!" i had exclaimed. "comment l'avez-vous fait?" my host mom replied "d'une boîte!" i was really confused until she dug up the box from the trashcan. i was utterly bewildered by this concept, and she explained how supermarkets had rows of soups in boxes. i realize now that it's also an american thing, but i had always grown up with homemade soups. it's nice to have something like this and know where everything came from.
jazzed-up chicken stock from a box! i used trader joe's organic free-range chicken broth and obediently added onions, carrots, celery, parsley springs, a bay leaf, and some thyme. oh and of course, some dry white vermouth.
i was unimpressed with the final result, but perhaps i would've been more impressed if i had sampled the broth before i enthusiastically put everything in. either way, the idea that these vegetables had been simmering merrily for so long reassured me that it'd be a good base for the vichyssoise.


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WINCHESTER -- The day before Edward N. Bell's scheduled execution, evidence of the impending event was hard to come by Wednesday.
Bell, a Jamaican national, was convicted in 2001 of the 1999 murder of Winchester police Sgt. Ricky L. Timbrook. Barring some extraordinary intervention, he will die today.
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"If I was the one pulling the switch, I'd have a hard time doing it," she said. "It's still a life."
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An economic boom brought in thousands of new residents and scores of new businesses. Some neighborhoods that were once home to open-air drug markets have been cleaned up.
It could also be because people have much more pressing things on their mind, according to Andy Gyurisin, at Winchester Book Gallery.
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"I don't know where we are or if people even realize that it's tomorrow."
Gyurisin himself said he hasn't been following the case much beyond the headlines.
"I know that [the execution has] been many years in the making," he said.
Bell's case may not be the buzz of the bookstore, but it does come up on occasion among the patrons of John B. Hayes Tobacconist in Winchester, just a block from where the shooting took place.
Patrons there said that, while they had all moved to the area since the shooting, they do have friends who were in Winchester in 1999 -- and many have doubts about Bell's guilt.
"I've heard cops say that he didn't do it," said Gary Gerrien, one of several men in the store smoking Wednesday afternoon "They've said another cop shot him."
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hey. I'm getting ready to move WAY out into the country. The internet service there sux. They only have dsl, and it isn't very fast dsl. In fact, it's v-e-r-y s--l--o--w dsl. What I'm wondering is, is it possible to somehow acquire one of those huge, old satellite dishes and get a signal, and then get some fiber optic cables to give myself super high speed internet? Or even somehow make the connection we have stronger? I would just go with a cable provider if one was out there. But they aren't. Any info is greatly appreciated. Thanks bunches.
I should add, ANY suggestions as to how to get high(er) speed internet is appreciated. It is in Surrey Country North Carolina, right near the Virginia border. Thanks again.
I'm confused by your question.1) How do you plan to use an old satellite dish? What source are you connecting to?2) You are asking "somehow make the connection we have stronger" What connection do you have now? What connection will you have at your new location? How are the two related?If you are out in the boonies, unless money is no object, you are going to be stuck with WISP or Satellite. If available WISP would be the best bet. Satellite suffers from high latency do the the long travel distances to geosynchronous satellites./tom
I'm sorry I wasn't clear. I want to bypass the local companies, if possible, and create my own connection, but I don't know if it's even possible, or feasible. DSL is all that's available, and it's very slow and it goes out... a LOT. I just thought one of those huge dishes might work, because that's what the cable companies have, huge dishes.Here's my dilemma, I've found a way to get past paying huge cable/satellite (tv) bills and also a monthly phone bill by using a roku box and an ooma telo hooked up to high speed internet. I'm afraid those things won't work with the slow dsl connection, and I'll have to start paying money again for phone service, etc. I don't mind paying for the internet service, but I really need faster service than what's currently available out there. If there's no way to make my own connection, is there a way to make a slow connection much faster than what they offer?What is WISP? And can I get it anywhere?Thanks bunches.
I just thought one of those huge dishes might work, because that's what the cable companies have, huge dishes.
OK. So do you have any suggestions as to how I can increase the speed I'll be getting, so I can still use my roku box for streaming and my ooma telo? We *can* stream online on computers, but getting netflix on the smart tv doesn't work for some reason, and even streaming on the computers, it stops and buffers sometimes.. And the connection is spotty sometimes, especially when it rains, which is strange, since it's dsl. Anyway. I don't want to give up my roku or my ooma telo. So. Can you help me out with some suggestions? Is there *anything* I can do, or not? There must be *something* people in rural areas can do.
I'm also curious, if they don't use the dishes for internet, how exactly does that work? How DO they get their internet service? I realize they send it out through cables to their customers, but how do THEY acquire it in the first place?
You've probably noticed the lack of responses so far. The trouble is, good answers are hard to come by in rural America. To paraphrase another situation: You can have high-speed. You can have it cheap. You can have it anywhere you want it. Pick any two.It would help to answer two questions for us.One, what do you mean by high speed? How fast?Two, what is your budget? What do you want to spend? And what is the most you are willing to spend?Just be prepared for the suggestion that you move to a city.
"...I realize they send it out through cables to their customers, but how do THEY acquire it in the first place?"The telephone wires serving an area may come together in a Central Office(CO). At that location the signals may be changed over to a fiber optic signal that connects to the larger fiber optic network of the telephone company. After that, the signals are sent on to the main national fiber optic network. In some cases the fiber optic cables are moved closer to the customer, using what is known as a remote DSLAM(Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer), »en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_su···tiplexer. »DSL FAQ »Remote DSLAM?. The customer is still connected by twisted pair copper telephone wires, but the length of the copper lines is reduced. This reduces the attenuation of the signal.In a few areas of the nation, microwave wireless towers with matched paired parabolic antennas, that are aligned to each other, may be used to get over difficult terrain, but eventually you have to tie back into the major national fiber optic circuits. This type of microwave set up is usually only used by a telephone company to bridge gaps after it has got the customer's wire line signal.
Estragon, thank you! Yes, I did notice the lack of responses. I thought maybe it was a stupid question (or maybe I'm in the wrong forum), but I *know* there are some genius solutions out there to these kinds of problems that people come up with all the time (e.g. making your own solar panels or wind machines for a few hundred dollars as opposed to spending tens of thousands of dollars to buy them made in a factory). So there has to be one *somewhere* for this as well. *I'm* not an engineer, and I don't know much about this kind of stuff, so I'm asking. IF there is an answer, I have a friend who can build it for me. I just need to know how much it will cost (if it's cost effective) and what I will need.OK. So IF price is no object, how much would it cost to set up a system to service myself, and what would I need? Just so I know what kind of figures we're talking about. If it cost $10,000 to set it up, but I have no bill after that, I can live with that. Of course, if it can done for less money, that's even better. If it's more, then I would still like to know how much more. (Those big satellite dishes are everywhere in the country, so I know I can get one, cheap, if that would work to connect to the satellites in the sky that transmit signals. Or what about building a tower, to capture the signals, if it isn't transmitted with a dish?)If that's not feasible or just too expensive, is there a way to boost the speed I get from satellite or dsl? (or wisp, whatever that is. Not even sure if they offer it where we are, but I would like all solutions possible, so I can decide for myself.) Could I use multiple routers or hot spots or something? Or upgrade the wiring or something? (Most of my equipment is wireless. I don't really use wired connections for anything.) How much does fiber optic cable cost anyway? And would it even help/work in a situation like this? (I remember seeing commercials on TV that show people in the most remote locations streaming movies on their computers. If they can do it Tibet, why not in the country here, in America?)When I say high speed, I'm talking about the speed you get with cable providers, which is much faster than dsl. Right now I live in Savannah, I have comcast. I hate comcast, but they don't limit how much bandwidth I can use and it's pretty fast *most* of the time. So I would say, I would like at least 12-15mbps. (What slays me, is in Europe and Japan they get speeds closer to 100mbps, and it's cheaper and more reliable over there. Why is that? Their cell phone service is also WAY better, and cheaper, than over here. That is another reason why I would like to bypass these corporations and just do it myself.)The reason WHY I want high speed, is because I stream a lot of stuff. That's how I get my entertainment and news, etc. I don't have TV anymore. I have a roku box and I use netflix, and pandora, and other streaming sites, as well as the internet, where I stream a lot as well. Plus my phone is an internet phone (ooma), and I don't want to give that up. I only pay the federal taxes. I have no phone bill. I like that. And for streaming, I only pay for my netflix subscription, and the internet bill. I like that as well.I'm moving to the country to get AWAY from the city. I'm tired of living in the city, and I love the area where I'm moving. It's near the Blue Ridge Parkway, and we ride a motorcycle almost every day out on the curvy mountain roads. It's awesome. So no, moving to (or staying in) the city is not an option. I just want some kind of reasonably fast internet service so I can keep using my roku box and my ooma telo, without the service going out or stopping to buffer all the time. I hope this was all clear enough.Thanks for any suggestions you can offer me.
David, thank you. So it's ALL done through wires? There are no signals that can be captured through the air? How do satellite companies do it then? What about those commercials, showing people in remote locations, like Buddhist monks in the Himalayas, streaming movies on a computer, outside, on top of a mountain? Surely that is done through wireless technology? Or wireless hotspots? There must be SOME WAY to capture those signals. And I don't mind paying for them. I just want fast, RELIABLE service. I just figured there must be a way to do it myself, since there is very little in the way of internet service in rural areas, and that really sucks for the people who live out there. What about building a tower? I mean, if the corporations aren't willing to do it, why can't we do it ourselves? Just saying.
Those "wireless" signals are nothing you can obtain and use for free. They are going to be secured and encrypted, and your going to have to pay whoever is putting them out there in order to use them.Satellite based internet isn't going to gain you anything "faster feeling" than low grade dsl. It is highly oversubscribed due to their limited capacity per satellite v.s. amount of users subscribed. With the distance involved in satellite signal, latency is also a major factor that won't impact your streaming services, but will kill any possibility of reliable service from anything jitter sensitive such as voip, multi-player gaming, and real time video conferencing.
I'll just add some number's around fibre construction...Since you're really rural, I'll assume all your infrastructure (power, phone, etc) is overhead on poles...You're looking about 15 grand per mile to install fibre optic cables between you and your provider's point of presence. More if you have to go underground for any of it.You need media converters to from Ethernet to fibre and back again - you can get those pretty cheap, say a grand a peice.If it's over about 50 miles between you and your provider, then you'll need an amp - that's another 10 grand or more.You need to pay the provider for the internet access - probably in the 750-1000/mth range, if you can find one to sell to you.When I install into a new building for a customer, the average cost is between 60-100 grand up front, and usually between 1000-1500/mth.Add's up fast, don't it... As for how telco's and cableco's get their "internet" - they run over fibre optic circuits to "peering" points, where they connect to other internet providers... Kinda meshes together, which is the whole point OF the Internet.If you've got decent cell coverage at your place, a celluar modem may be a decent option, or if there's a good WISP in your area... Satellite's a dog, for all the reasons mentioned above.
Well bummer. There is no cell phone coverage there, at least not on this property. *heavy sigh*And yea, that's WAY more expensive than I thought it would be. But to be clear, what is the "point of presence?" I guess I would have to run the cables from our property to wherever that is? And it's $15k/mile? Is that correct? Geesh.The nearest town that has cable service isn't THAT far away. But I have no idea how near we would have to run it to get to it. I guess I'll have to do some calling around when I go back up there. But even if it's 5 miles, that's way too much money.This is a LOT more complicated than I expected. Thanks for all the input, everyone.
Have you looked to see if there are any Wireless Internet Service Providers (WISPs) in your area? These would not be cellular carriers.You may actually have a couple options, neither are cheap. It may be possible to get a T1 line. It would cost a small fortune every month and only deliver ~1.5mbps. That may or may not be better than your DSL line.Your second option it to buy more DSL connections and bond them together. There are several ways of doing this. One is to have your provider bond using MLPPP. Most providers do not allow for this, but you could check into it. A second way is to buy a hardware device that balances connections. These devices will probably cost anywhere from $300 to $3k and I have not heard many good things about them.Out of curiosity, what speed are you getting on that DSL line? Can you do a speed test and post it here?
silbaco, I'm not there at the moment, I'm back in Savannah. But I will ask my fiance to check it next time I talk to him. All I know is, when we're watching netflix, it stops to buffer, a LOT sometimes. It never does that here. So I'm assuming it's because of the speed. The connection also goes out sometimes, usually when it rains. And there are other problems.I know dsl isn't known for fast connections, and since this in a rural area, I imagine it's not much more than 1.5. (I actually thought T1s were faster than that.)That second option sounds interesting, but if you haven't heard any good things about the equipment, I wonder if it would be worth the trouble.Perhaps, since this is a rural area, the provider would allow us to buy more connections and bond them together. I believe the provider he's using is a coop, so they might actually be more open to the idea. I know there IS a coop provider, if it's not the one he's using, I will check with both of them. I would prefer using a coop anyway, over a big corporation.I'll post that speed test later, after I've had a chance to ask him to do it. Thanks bunches for your suggestions. I feel like you've actually given us some choices that may work. So again, THANK YOU!!!
OK, so I am back in NC and did the speed test. Here are the results.ping 76ms download 2.13 mbps upload .40 mbpsThe download speed is faster than I thought it would be, but much slower than I would like. In Savannah, it was 35 mbps, and my upload was around 15 mbps. I did find out that my ooma phone would work with this kind of speed though, so that isn't a concern anymore, but the roku box is. It says they generally recommend a speed of at least 1.2, but for live events you need at least 3. And I'm sure that 1.2 speed (or the 2.13 that we have here) might not run the box as efficiently as a higher speed of around 7 or 12.Thanks bunches!
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Bogus gov online test tells people on dole they're just SO employable
Is this The Register...
...or The Daily Mail? The Behavioural Insights Team seems to do good work - see, for example, the work they did on changing Council Tax demands to increase the response rate. I don't see what's wrong in trying different things to see what works in getting people back into work and then implementing those things which are shown to have a positive effect. As long as it's cost-effective I don't care if they propose taking every benefit recipient on a day trip to the zoo.
We must be lead by evidence, and not be put off things because they sound a bit silly.
When GiffGaff falls over, is it even news any more?
I want to know what's going on with them
Because I'm planning on signing up to them on the Nexus 4. If their network (their bit and O2's) regularly breaks down I will reconsider that, but I will need to know soon otherwise the temptation of their low prices may be too much.
They buy it
Because it's cheaper than the alternatives. Unlimited data, in particular, is hard to come by at the level of about £12.50 a month (including a couple of hundred minutes and unlimited texts).
Apple loses UK 'Samsung copied us' appeal: Must publicly GROVEL
Re: Colour
Unlimited fines, hauling their UK execs in front of the court, ultimately banning Apple products from being sold in the European Union....
Samsung Galaxy Note 2 hands-on review
I think you're wrong about the panel.
The new panel seems to be a significant improvement: moving from nasty PenTile where each of those 1280*800 pixels shared subpixels to a situation where each pixel has R, G and B subpixels of its own is surely a good thing. See http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_note_ii_n7100-review-806p2.php and http://i-cdn.phonearena.com/images/articles/65956-thumb/note-II-one-x-pixels.jpg. Looks pretty good to me, though I'm looking forward to the full reviews.
I'd be happy if it was still 1280*800 too, but if losing 10% of the height made it easier for them to increase the screen size without increasing the phone width, I'm willing to live with it.
Steve Jobs' death clears way for rumoured 4in 'iPhone 5' screen
Saved me having to type that out. Weird how often it's referred to as the iPhone 5.
Samsung Galaxy Note
Battery life for web browsing is worrying
GSM Arena (http://blog.gsmarena.com/samsung-galaxy-note-battery-life-test-over-matches-the-nokia-n9/) found that it could only last 3h 35m of web browsing (on wifi, it seems) compared to 6h 56m on the iPhone 4S. I hope that can be substantially increased by turning down the screen brightness.
GCHQ code-breaking challenge cracked by Google search
Guess they're not after Sun readers then.
Swearing fine quashed as teens have heard it all before
That's not how our legal system works
Over time the idea of what is likely to cause offence, alarm or distress has changed, and could encompass a range of things. Not all that long ago showing a woman showing a bare ankle or bare arms in public might have caused alarm, offence or distress (and still would in some places abroad), so would it make sense to prosecute this as an offensive when a typical, reasonable person would not be offended by it?
It is the job of judges to apply the law to the circumstances they find before them taking into account the context; if Parliament had specific things in mind that it wanted to punish it was free to specify them in the Act. It didn't, so the judge uses his or her, er, judgment. Oh, and please don't call judges morons because you disagree with a half-arsed piece of reporting of what they decided and why they decided it.
Britain's Harrier jump-jets reprieved to fly and fight again
He didn't say it was
The issue is that the Argentinians know exactly where the airfield is on the Falkland Islands and in the event of a large scale invasion 4 Eurofighters and accompanying garrison may not be sufficient to stop it, and we have no means to bring other aircraft to bear. We couldn't even land troops without the air support which we cannot now provide.
Steve Jobs' last words: 'OH WOW. OH WOW. OH WOW.'
This really is a new low for The Register. They ought to delete this article, pretend this never happened and never do it again.
Schoolkids learn coding at GCSE level in curriculum trial
Disagree; everyone needs to have a taste of CS
GCSEs (or equivalent) are compulsory, A-levels aren't, and A-level choices are informed by what GCSEs the kid liked doing. If they've had no exposure to computer science, they're only going to choose it as an A-level if they already had an interest.
FWIW, I'm interested in computing but wasn't going to drop two A-level slots on double-award A-level Computing.
Parliament has no time for 100,000+ signature e-petitions
That's not what they're saying
They're saying that the one day a fortnight that the Backbench Business Committee has to deal with *any* issues it wants to raise is not sufficient to also take on a bunch of other issues. If the Government wants to get credit for instituting an e-petitions system, it should either provide the Backbench Business Committee more time or allow the e-petitions to be discussed in Government time.
I seem to recall that one of the most popular No. 10 Downing Street e-petitions was Jeremy Clarkson for PM, so let's not pretend that this is going to be a great way of making public policy, at least in the short term.
*rolls eyes*
For most people democracy = representative democracy. We don't need Athenian-style direct democracy (for free, land-owning men only) for the voice of the people to be heard.
It would help if the Government provided some of its Parliamentary time for the e-petitions that came through the system that they instituted to be debated, rather than taking a chunk out of the little time the Backbench Business Committee has to play with. I'm sure some enterprising MPs will adopt the measures that have been proposed but it is the Government that deserves the blame for not thinking this one through.
Hands on with the Samsung Galaxy Note
But it's not a Streak...
The Note is 42g (20%) lighter than the Dell Streak 5, and only 41g (30%) heavier than the iPhone 4.
I'll want to play with one before I buy, but (if you'll forgive the capitalist product-lust) I'm just as as if not more enthusiastic about this than the iPhone 4. I don't find tablets that appealing - they're too big, and too expensive given that I also need a new phone - whereas a larger phone that is more usable for tablet-like activities can do the job of both. If Samsung can get this thing a bit of coverage I think they might be on to a winner.
'New laws not needed' to block / censor Twitter et al
Scaremongering rubbish
No UK government in the foreseeable future is going to resort to using the Civil Contingencies Act to close down channels of communication in order to inhibit a little rioting.
- It would prompt absolute bloody uproar amongst MPs and Lords on all sides for the Government to circumvent Parliamentary authority outside of a real emergency with a large scale threat to life
- The courts would probably have something to say about the use of the Civil Contingencies Act for such a purpose given that the government 1. would only have any need to use such a power if the police refused to use their own 2. has had time to introduce legislation to make this power available to the Home Secretary had it deemed it that important.
Paris, because appreciate the show-and-tell (of the Police Act) but the discussion is out of touch with reality.
Speck ToughSkin iPhone 4 case
Is this a review or an advertisement?
Worst. Review. Ever.
Yanks officially recognise the word 'boffin'
What're you on about?
I've always thought 'boffin' was a term that denoted 'smart person who is doing things beyond our understanding' and therefore was implicitly flattering.
You are old
I'm 24, and I knew what pukka meant but the only person I can remember using it is my (mid-50s) dad.
(skull because of how old that is)
ESA: British Skylon spaceplane seems perfectly possible
Write to the government/your MP
I'm quite tempted to write David Willets MP, who has ministerial responsibility for space, to encourage him to ensure that everything is done to support the project and keep it in the UK. One letter isn't going to make much difference but if he started getting letters from people and MPs all over the country about this it might help.
Eurofighter Typhoon: It's EVEN WORSE than we thought
The US has made it abundantly clear that the F-22 is not for export, not even to Israel or Australia which declared an interest. I understand that the UK government couldn't even convince the US to give us full access to the F-35's source code. As for the Concorde comparison - one is a state-of-the-art piece of military hardware with numerous classified technologies and subject to a very tight arms export regime and the other was a way of transporting overpaid executives across the Atlantic.
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"They are all more intelligent than an American toddler."
"eyeball pupil thingy" (see above)
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"They are all animals." uh-oh
"All have at least tissue level organization, unlike sponges who do not have tissues." Uh-oh again, but for a different reason.
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Trivia question-listen up. What do goats, sheep octopus and toads have in common??
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I love goats! They have rectangular pupils. For more Goat Bits, take a look at today's blog post. http://www.njwight.com/2013/04/goat-bits/
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Odd little farm animal fact - goats have rectangular pupils. When dilated these slits cover 320 – 340 degrees, as opposed to our round little human pupils that only cover 160-210. This means they can see virtually all around them without having to move so they are aware when a wayward rooster may be approaching. Animals with rectangular pupils (actually, many animals with hooves) can also see better at night due to having larger pupils that can be closed more tightly during the day to restrict light. And it is these rectangular pupils my friends, that make the goat and the octopus see eye-to-eye! (That is correct. The octopus also has rectangular pupils.)
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Album Rating: 4.5that's all very well but i want my goddamn fills
Album Rating: 5.0You'll get em!
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Album Rating: 5.0helders is more about rapid fire robotic jams than fills (though he does those well) but do i wanna know he is just straight boring
Album Rating: 4.5yea, that's probably a better way of describing his style, i aint no drummer
Album Rating: 5.0neither man just like listening to his drumming on this album it's so tight and fast esp the hihat shit he rules
apparently he works out hard to keep fit for drumming haha
Album Rating: 4.5yeah, i heard somewhere he had to do boxing training for the drum parts on this, which makes sense 'cause stuff like brianstorm is intense as fuck
Album Rating: 5.0yea unrelenting
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Album Rating: 4.5kinda sounds like a dry run for 505 with less awesome lyrics and the insane climax but it's nice anyway
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Album Rating: 5.0it's all so strong even the weak bits are good haha
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Album Rating: 4.0Agreed. They headline Glastonbury and sell out arenas in minutes but I still think they should be more popular.
Album Rating: 4.5i was thinking more from the critical press perspective, but yea that too
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Album Rating: 4.5first 2 AM records are so consistent
Best AM. Drumming isn't anything special though. You don't need to work out for it. If your using your biceps for drumming then you're drumming wrong. It's good wrist work and that's it.
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The world's first authorized test in people of a treatment derived from human embryonic stem cells has been cleared to begin by the Food and Drug Administration.
The trial will test cells developed by Geron Corporation and the University of California, Irvine in patients with new spinal cord injuries.
The F.D.A. had initially cleared the clinical trial in January 2009, in what was viewed at the time as a research milestone.
But before the study could begin, the agency then put a so-called hold on the trial after cysts were discovered in some mice injected with the cells. Geron had to do another mouse study and develop better ways to check the purity of its cells.
On Friday, the company announced in a press release that the F.D.A. had lifted the hold. Geron shares rose in morning trading.
Embryonic stem cells can turn into any type of cell in the body. Scientists envision one day making replacements for injured or diseased tissues to treat a wide variety of illnesses.
Clarification: but the cells have been controversial because their creation has required the destruction of human embryos, although some scientists claim they now avoid that.
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The Chicago Cubs (10-13) will be taking on the Seattle Mariners (14-6) in Cactus League action this afternoon at Cubs Park in Mesa, Arizona. First pitch is scheduled for 3:05 p.m. CT.
Taking the mound today for the Cubs will be Opening Day starter Jeff Samardzija. Samardzija's (0-0, 6.39 ERA) last outing came against the Kansas City Royals on the 15th where he was only able to make it through three and two-third innings of work. This start happens to be his worst of the Spring, as he was charged with four earned runs off of seven hits. Two of those hits were home runs.
Starting opposite of Samardzija is right handed pitcher Erasmo Ramirez. Ramirez (2-0, 1.42 ERA) has been absolutely perfect so far this Spring. He's made it through 12 and two-third innings of work, only giving up 11 hits and being charged with two earned runs. Those two earned runs that he was tagged with came against the Cincinnati Reds on March 3rd and the Colorado Rockies on the 14th.
Here's a look at today's starting lineup for the home team Chicago Cubs:
#Cubs lineup for today: Lake LF, Barney 2B, Schierholtz RF, Olt 3B, Sweeney CF, Castillo C, Murphy SS, Roberts 1B, Samardzija P
— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) March 20, 2014
Now here's the starting lineup for the second place visiting Seattle Mariners:
Today's Mariners lineup against the @Cubs this afternoon at Cubs Park. pic.twitter.com/uUt9w5Rfzm
— Seattle Mariners (@Mariners) March 20, 2014
Today's game against the Mariners lineup will be a huge challenge for Samardzija. All eyes will be on him considering his name is still being tossed around the rumor mill.
Tags: Cactus League Jeff Samardzija


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Where I am with our win7 testing and deployment:
1. Win7 policies written and test PC locked down and desktop redirected etc.
2. Test PC installed with all app and tested and those broke - fixed!
3. Following this technet artice to create an image: Building a Standard Image of Windows 7: Step-by-Step Guide
I get as far as the part titled : "Generalize the Image"
Sysprep begins to run then BAM : A fatal error occurred while trying to Sysprep the machine"
A bit of searching found this article by MS:
An error message occurs when you run "Sysprep /generalize" in Windows Vista or Windows 7: "A fatal error occurred while trying to Sysprep the machine"
It lists the cause of my error as:
"This error may occur if the Windows Software Licensing Rearm program has run more than three times in a single Windows image"
I am confused....has it run more than 3 times? Did I run it without knowing it? Does the PC run this itself and indeed over the course of the 3 days it's taken me to build the PC it's run in the background?
It lists the solution to my problem as:
To resolve this issue, you must rebuild the Windows image
What does this mean? Surely it does nt mean start again and re-install win7 from scratch and all our apps again?
It does say there is a workaround which is:
To work around this issue, use the <SkipRearm> setting in an XML answer file (Unattend.xml) to skip the Rearm process when you build the Windows image.
It then goes on to say:
You must make sure that the <SkipRearm> setting is removed from the final unattended file that is used to deploy computers in a production environment. If <SkipRearm> is not removed from the unattended file that is used to deploy computers in a production environment, the KMS current client count does not increase for new clients that are added to the network.
What does that mean?
This is the final unattended XML that I am using is nt it? It's going to be captured by the imagex.exe process - or is there some way to edit the unattend.xml with the Rearm part - run sysprep - capture the image - and then replace the unattend.xml file with one with the rearm part taken out.
Any suggestions?


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October 25, 2014
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A woman injured in a weekend house fire has been released from the hospital.
It happened in the 400 block of S. Laura around 1 p.m. Sunday. Crews arrived to find heavy smoke and flames showing from the back of the home.
A woman suffered smoke inhalation from the fire after trying to save her cats. She was taken to a nearby hospital and released.
Capt. Stu Bevis, Wichita Fire, said a window unit overheated and started the blaze. The fire quickly spread to blankets and other belongings placed near the window unit.
Bevis said excessive storage containers were placed throughout the home, making it difficult for crews to get around inside.
The fire caused about $45,000 in damage.
Sunday, August 5, 2012
Wichita firefighters are working to extinguish a house fire near midtown.
The fire was reported just after 1:00 p.m. in the 400 block of S. Laura Street, which is just northeast of Kellogg and Washington.
Authorities on scene say flames were showing from the structure, and one person has been critically burned.
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Consider How Fish Feel When You Catch Them
To the Editor:
People around the country were shocked by X-ray images showing a 3-foot fishing spear piercing a teen's skull and brain. The tragic accident occurred in the Miami area earlier this month when the teen's friend misfired a spear gun.
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