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ASSISTANT coach Andy Hay says Hull FC's players are excited about seeing how they match up to a Warrington side which has set the early-season benchmark.
Hay points to Warrington's draw at Wigan in round two as the best game of the season so far in terms of quality, with the Black and Whites seeing that performance as a standard to aim at.
Having witnessed a steady improvement from his side in the past three weeks, Hay is optimistic Hull can hit those heights soon and says tomorrow's game at the KC will show how far Hull have come.
"This week will be another good test for us," he told the Mail.
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"Last week at St Helens was a good test, but they are still finding their feet at the minute, like we are. Warrington are a bit in front of everyone else and it will be great to get them down here and see where we are this week.
"The boys and the coaching staff are excited. We want to have a close look at Warrington and see how our attack goes against them and how well we defend against them."
Despite being known as a team with one of the most potent attacks in Super League, Hay has identified the Warrington defence as the biggest obstacle to overcome this week.
Preparing to face a large pack that comfortably got the better of Catalans' aggressive forwards last week, Hull's kicking game will be crucial.
Hay added: "Attacking-wise, we have to break them down, and we need to get our kicking game right.
"They are a big strong team with a big strong forward pack. Last week Catalan tried to bash them down the middle and couldn't do that, so we know they are a big strong side.
"People credit them for their attack, but their defence is really strong.
"They are willing to back themselves in attack and push plays and sometimes making errors, because their defence is so strong."


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In 2007, Klayton Tapley moved his flooring company into a new building. He would soon find out that the building had previously been occupied by a fireplace company that had just gone out of business after more than 30 years. People frequently came to him asking where that "fireplace place" had gone. He recognized that an important need for fireplace products was no longer being met in the community, and decided to train his staff to enter a new market to fill this need. He opened a second store and named it appropriately, "The Fireplace Place."
Since that unlikely start almost a decade ago, Mr. Tapley and his team have found fulfillment through making homes beautiful, safe and cost-effective with fireplaces and fireplace products.
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Chestnut Hill Avenue is a one minute walk from the Green Line at the Chestnut Hill Ave - Inbound stop.
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Nearby schools include Alexander Hamilton School, John D Runkle School and Heath School.
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Chestnut Hill Avenue is near Wheelock College, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences and Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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3648 19th Avenue has a Walk Score of 48 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
This location is in the South Oak Park neighborhood in Sacramento. Nearby parks include Temple Avenue Park, Phillips School Park and Oak Park.
Nearby schools include Oak Ridge Elementary School, Christian Brothers High School and St. Hope Public School 7 (PS7).
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Why are my hard drives write protected
Hi, everybody i have aproblem with windows 7 ultimate X64, at first everything worked fine but now when i boot up some of my hard drives ( not all ) are write protected and i can only remove the write protection with diskpart.When i boot up again the drives are write protected again,it is very frustrating anybody have a cure for this, as i said it was running perfectly at first.
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Try Taking ownership of your full HD or try reinstalling windows or try disk check
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I am logged on as Adminstator and i have ownership of the hhd`s ,i was hoping not to have to reinstall windows,its just funny that not all of my hdd`s are write protected ,i have reformmated them but the still get write protected.
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Hi, everybody i have aproblem with windows 7 ultimate X64, at first everything worked fine but now when i boot up some of my hard drives ( not all ) are write protected and i can only remove the write protection with diskpart.When i boot up again the drives are write protected again,it is very frustrating anybody have a cure for this, as i said it was running perfectly at first.
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Do as suggested, take ownership of the entire drive...
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Can you post back with details of the NTFS permissions on the root of the affected drives - need to know what rights, groups /individual users have, also do you have any unknown users with rights to the drive, and if the ownership is held my a user or group and which one
No need for info that may compromise any security
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@theog thanks will try this out.
I dont have full permission all the others are checked apart from the last entry as i have a german version not sure what the last one is called in english.i dont have any other accounts/users i am logged on as administrator.
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What I would expect to see is for the Administrators group To have full control permissions
If you wish to access the drive without any UAC prompts (assuming it's on) you will also need to give your actual user Full Control Rights to either specific folders/areas on the drive or the whole drive (this is due to the dual token security that applies on Windows 7)
Applying the rights to the root level should in theory cascade down the folder tree to supply these rights to all areas.
However this is not always the case, so you may see some errors - if these are for obvious system areas ( recycle bin etc) then you can simply OK and ignore - if you have issues with normal folders you may have to apply permissions at lower levels .
As this possible non cascade of permissions applies to ownership too, you may have to also manually take ownership.
There is also an option in advanced permissions to replace on sub containers with the rights of the current location - this can be useful as it allows you to set the permissions you want once and then duplicate these across the complete sub tree
This will normally only have to be done once and is often caused on external drives as when we upgrade the OS or multi-boot the NTFS permissions for the old OS or Other OS are also on the folders and files
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I have had similar experience and found that due to having a large media library in the hard disk in question, my issue was not what i previously thought.
The Windows media player was set to re-organize and or rename files according to my Rip disk settings; This acts like a write protect function if any write-protected media is present. and crazy as it sounds that will cause you to get the "Remove Write Protection" error telling you that disk or volume is write protected.
what i found to fix this was to remove the settings in media player allowing it to re-organize and rename files, after which i went to the tools/advanced/restore media library and allowed it to dump my current library and reset it.
after doing that it is often accessible, if not then try a reboot to clear the settings, or use the DISKPART functions to clear the write protection.
I giggled to myself when i started doing google searches and found soooo many old posts that were also in vista forums about the same kind of thing, that were probably the same fix.
I would be interested to know how many find this to fix the issue for them btw
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Hey I have seen some other posts about this but for some reason just recently my Hard drives are starting to write protect themselves, for instances you go to properties and select chkdsk and it fixes the issues but then once you reboot it write protects the drives again, I have had this 1.5TB external drive for 2 years now and never had a problem until last week.. It's strange that it is doing this, also to go along with this, fire fox is acting strange. The open next tab does not work anymore unless you right hand click on an image and have it open in a new tab that works but nothing else works. So any suggestions? Thanks in advance...
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E28s seem to capture the proportions of the muscular family sedan perfectly. Even more so than the burly 6.9 Mercedes, the 535is just exuded athleticism and business at the same time. This 1988 535is has benefited from a very attentive owner, and I generally find the cars posted to MyE28.com to be well-loved and documented. The best part about this one – to my eyes – is the color combination of Lachssilber over the Pacific Blue sport interior, one of my favorites. It's just stunning. While the Style 5 wheels are a bit much for my tastes, it's hard to deny how well they fill out those wheel arches. And the infamous M30 in front is barely broken in at 182K (broken odometer notwithstanding) – with routine maintenance, the motor will well outlast the car around it.
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Up for sale is my four owner, lachssilber over pacific blue, 1988 BMW 535is with 5-speed manual transmission. The car was delivered via BMW Center in San Antonio on 4/8/88 and has remained in Texas all its life. I purchased the vehicle in the fall of 2010 with 182,599 on the non-operable odometer. I have not bothered to replace the cluster under my ownership and the vehicle is currently registered odometer exempt.
The vehicle comes with all maintenance records since new, all the way back to the dealer delivery checklist from 1988. All panels / paint are original to the car except the front IS air dam which was swapped for a mint condition and recently painted replacement. Body is free of major rust, with a small amount of surface rust in the bottom left hand corner of the rear window and the upper corners of the trunk seal. The dash is crack free, interior is tear free, headliner is tear free (but with some discoloration at the C pillars) and almost all power options work with the exception of the mirrors, headrests, cruise control, OBC, and HVAC blower motor. Motor is stout, doesn't burn Valvoline VR1 20w50 between changes, and the transmission shifts smoothly into all gears.
I have done a lot of maintenance to the car since my ownership, but there is still a solid list of items that still need to be taken care of to bring it fully up to speed. Paint is what you would expect from a 25 year old Texas car, oil pressure light is a little lazy upon startup when the car has been sitting for a while, power steering box bracket is broken (weld / screw in supplemental brace included with sale) causing some slop in steering, pitman arms, inner / outer half shaft boots are getting tired, center support bearing, and cracked windshield.
Recent maintenance includes: full brake job including new rotors, sensors, pads, and stainless lines with front calipers upgraded with rebuilt e34s, clutch / slave cylinders, reinforced clutch pedal bracket, rebuilt and ultrasonically cleaned 4 pintle mustang injectors, new CPS and reference sensors, engine belts, power steering system hoses, valve adjustment, heater valve, coolant expansion tank, air filter, fuel filter, plugs / wires / distributor cap and rotor, fuel pressure regulator, temp sensor, and o2 sensor.
Upgrades include: Bav Auto / Tubular ceramic coated long tube headers with dual pipes to Magnaflow metallic cats and Billy Boat back box, Mark D'Silva and Dinan performance chips, Koni adjustable swaybars, Bilstein HD shocks, Hella H1/H4 headlight conversion, Autosport Solutions short shift kit, and Mille Miglia MMII 16" wheels.
This e28 is a relatively solid and original driver that, with a little more work, could be enjoyed for many more years to come!
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The owner sounds passionate for sure, a rarity in this day and age of bandwagon followers. However, the E28 crowd seems a bit more connected than the E30 audience seeking the latest and the greatest drift sled. For anyone in search of detailed info on how these cars behave, spend some time on MyE28.com – it's a wealth of information.


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Kymco are launching a new 125i version of the Downtown 300i, following its award-winning success last year.
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OK, Kymco are probably the best Taiwanese manufacturer and AFAIK all scooters are made in the Far East anyway now, but even so, £3300 for an off-brand with questionable resale value seems pretty optimistic.
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for a 125 let alone a scooter, perfect for people at uni perhaps
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To merit a premium price premium components should be the order of the day.
Will the UK version have ABS, tyre pressure sensors and an MPH speedo?
All of these things are available in other markets for the Downtown 300, but the UK version doesn't have them.
Unlikely the 125 will either.
£3300 is way too much when compared to the Yamaha X-Max and Honda S-Wing prices.
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I don't know where these other guys have been getting their info, but the Downtown 125 is great value compared to both the Yam X Max (£3799) and the Honda S Wing (£3599). After testing the fantastic Downtown 300i recently, I will definitely be ordering a Downtown 125i for March.
A few hundred quid extra gets you a premium quality product.
£800 less gets you a PCX.
The same money gets you the very excellent Peugeot Citystar.
IMO the Kymco is too expensive for what it is.
The Kymco is doubtless worth it at the point when you hand your money over. The issue is how much value it loses the moment that you turn the key. See also Hyosung, which make great value used purchases, but not so much sense brand new.
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Chinese bikes make me furious!
They fall apart from new, and they are ruining proper bike companies because people buy them just to get to work and back and dont actually enjoy riding.
They should have an MOT after the first year of production. My mate had a chinese bike and bits literally fell apart after 6 months and it started rusting all over the place.
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Honda CBR125 - £3400 otr
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Day 2 of the bigmouthmedia SEO Advent Calendar. You can read day 1 here.
Utilising Site Search Data in Google Analytics
It goes without saying your analytics package has a wealth of data you can use to sculpt your SEO decisions however many fail to think about using the site search data on Google Analytics.
Of course your site needs to have an internal search function first off but if it does, site search data can give you information on what has been searched for on your site. This can be valuable information as this can help highlight:
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Given our focus on living in small spaces, we've written our fair share of posts on beds with hidden storage and under the bed storage containers, but we've never found a piece quite like the one pictured above. Can you guess what makes this piece a great small space solution?
Most storage headboards involve open shelves or slide out pieces (like IKEA's Malm headboard). Though we love the utility of the Malm, a small room doesn't necessarily allow for the necessary space to slide out the shelves on both sides. The open shelf bookcase type headboards are no good for people in an earthquake zone, or folks who tend to toss and turn a lot at night.
This Sueded Storage Headboard from Seventh Avenue is unique because the upholstered panels are hinged allowing for hidden storage behind the tufting. We think this unique storage solution would be perfect for a bed placed in a nook, or on a wall that doesn't have enough space for nightstands. Though this headboard is reasonably priced at $239 for the queen (plus $45 for shipping), we also think it could be a inspiration for a fabulous DIY project.
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This is a great small space solution, and I agree it seems like a possible DIY project.
However, if you're going to do a 'guess what the secret is' post, don't give away the answer in the title ;)
If my memory is correct, Terrence Conran's book "DIY by Design" included directions for a bed with storage below the mattress and behind a padded headboard. It was, as I remember it, a nice design.
I can only think of a couple things I would store in a hidden headboard. :)
Great storage solution!
Agreed. I wouldn't want to stuff it with extra blankets/pillows. It would end up being a 'secret' hiding place
We had a headboard with this construction except the doors were hinged on the bottom. It was "unfinished furniture" that we stained and polyurethaned ourselves many years ago. It would be easy to upholster one of these. And it gave some angled support for reading in bed. (We had our alarm clocks and lamps on the top shelf.)
As for what the storage was used for, let's see, boxes of tissues, my husband's collection of change, books we might want to read later, a flashlight for power outages, a transister radio (ditto), miscellaneous odds and ends... and the stuff you were already thinking of! ;^)
I had a headboard like this growing up! It wasn't tufted and the hinges were on the bottom, but other than that it was pretty much the same design. The storage inside went all the way to the floor, though, so it was better for larger, awkwardly shaped things. When I first got it, I used it as Barbie's garage, because all of my cars fit perfectly. Later, it changed into poster/artwork/portfolio storage, and eventually it stored extra blankets and out of season coats. It went to Goodwill when I got a real job and bought myself a queen-size bed, but I have to say, I really missed the storage at first. The angle of it also made it really great for reading and watching TV in bed (as SherryBinNH already pointed out). Ahh, nostaglia...
nice design- I was going to say it seems like a more efficient design would be to have it hinged at the bottom- how annoying to move the pillows and peek under like a garage when you need something...
IKEA used to make a bed that had a similar design. The hinges were on the bottom and had a very large storage area.
I had one about 8-9 years ago. Looking back on it, I realized from a parents perspective it was a terrible thing to give a teenager--So easy to hide things back there under a spare blanket or pillow.
The big thing here for me, as a couple of you commented, is the angle - I'm not so sure that it LOOKS as good, but it is far more functional than a purely-decorative wall-mounted headboard.
I love it for items that you don't use.. not necessarily needing to use it daily. It's beautiful.
I did something similar to this as a quick DIY. Right now it is just cheap bookshelves (that I found secondhand) that I put wheels on and handles on the outside to make it easier to move and then put slipcovers over them. I do believe that I will find a way to put the hinged/tufted part on soon for the top shelves of each though so I have easier access! Because the easy access, hidden storage right at the bed for those *ahems* everyone has been mentioning would VERY nice!!! LOL
I think the headboard design is ugly but I love the function.
In the days before loft beds we had something almost exactly like this in my college dorm room, only with doors hinged on the bottom. The twin bed sat sideways to it and could be pushed in under the bolsters to be used as a sofa during the day, then pulled out as a bed for sleeping. It was a very efficient use of a small space.


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After spending a year dealing with breast cancer—including having a double mastectomy—Sherry Anderson wants to get the word out about getting annual mammograms.
Anderson was 49 when a 1-centimeter tumor was discovered in her left breast. It was found during a mammogram done through the Brunswick County Health Department.
The mass was so small, Anderson's doctor, Mark Tillotson, said it could not have been felt during a routine exam.
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By Susan Morgan
An angel is someone who's filled with love,
With a heart that's both joyful and wise.
This pink bag of gifts that we give,
Comes from Angels in human disguise.
As you accept these gifts we give,
Our wishes are that you will live,
Through the difficult times ahead,
You'll know, not fear, but hope instead.
Some of us have walked this path you tread,
Some have helped others through it instead.
About twice as many people came to the September meeting about a possible Holden Beach Causeway beautification project.
Forty-one property owners and patrons came in September, while 23 came in November, said Kirstie Dixon, a planner with the Brunswick County Planning Department.
Planners came back in November with results of a survey filled out by audience members in September.
Highlights of those results announced Thursday night were:
• 81 percent agreed with the planning department's time frame and priorities.
BOLIVIA—Because of revenue shortfalls across the state, public school systems will have to revert $117 million to the state budget. Almost half a million dollars of that will come from Brunswick County Schools' budget.
Thanks, but no thanks.
Not now.
Seven of nine Holden Beach Causeway property owners voted not to proceed with the Brunswick County Planning Department creating a plan for the causeway beautification project and applying for a state grant to begin funding the improvements.
County planning director Leslie Bell then thanked the audience for coming to the meeting Thursday night in the Sharon United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall and said, "It can't be successful without your support."
Small business owners looking for advice on surviving the economy are the target audience for the first "Business Success in Tough Times" seminar set for 7:30 a.m. Dec. 9 at Brunswick Community College
BCC will be the site of the first of 58 such seminars statewide sponsored by the Small Business Center (SBC) Network the Small Business Technical Development Centers.
The free seminar will include a panel discussion and question-and-answer session on financial control, operational decision-making, cutting costs, commercial lending and marketing.
Plans for the future of Brunswick County's parks and other recreation facilities are under way, and the parks and recreation department is seeking public input on what those facilities should include.
Jim Pryor, the county's parks and recreation director, recently solicited Nashville-based Lose and Associates to complete a comprehensive master plan for the county's parks and recreation facilities.
"It is a long-range planning document, and it's really our working blueprint of the future system," Pryor explained.
LELAND—As 114 names were somberly read aloud, those left behind came forward to light a candle in memory of their loved ones lost to murder, drunk driving or domestic violence.
More than 320 people attended the 13th Annual Candlelight Memorial Service Honoring Victims of Crime, hosted by victims' advocacy group Justice for Citizens at the First Baptist Church in Leland on Friday evening.
As a child protective services investigator for the Brunswick County Department of Social Services, Sarah Lesley understands the need for good foster parents.
They provide an invaluable resource to children in abuse and neglect situations—a safe place.
Lesley said she'd like to see more people become foster parents so the department is not always relying on the same families.
BOLIVIA—As a container is being loaded off a ship at a port, it explodes. Billowing black smoke fills the air and emergency responders converge on the scene. Once they arrive, it's time to get to work—assess the situation and put out the flames.
Then there's a second explosion.
To practice this scenario in the real world would be difficult, if not impossible, but with a new training simulator recently acquired by Brunswick County Emergency Services, it's a reality—a virtual reality.
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EDITOR'S "EDITOR'S NOTE": Here's how my coworker, Chad, and I felt about last night's latest elimination on American Idol Season 7. It's a whirlwind 60 seconds or so of instant-messaging analysis. And disbelieving-sis.
Laura Mac says: Dude. WHAT happened last night on AI?
Chad says: I … can't … talk … right … now. I'm being treated for shock.
Chad says: Just kidding. But seriously, I'm shocked
Laura Mac says: Yeah. What is up with America? And what IS Syesha's secret?
Chad says: I have no idea. The bottom three were as expected, but there is no way I thought Michael Johns was going home. I was sure it was Syesha.
Chad says: This was the first shocker of the season.
Laura Mac says: For sure. And I guess Michael's song selection may have been the tipping point. America apparently didn't want to "Dream On."
Chad says: The song selection was a little strange for the theme, but America was definitely sleeping on that one. He should have been around at least three more weeks.
Laura Mac says: We'll all miss him. And his accent, too.
Chad says: Amen.
Chad says: But we better get used to it. From here on out it's going to be very difficult. There are only two people left who I think obviously can't win it (Syesha & Kristy), and it is unlikely they will be the next two to go. That means more upsets.
Laura Mac says: Sadness.
Laura Mac says: Okay, well thx for being the voice of reality and reason. Hey, is there a guest artist next week? Do you know?
Chad says: Good question. I haven't heard anything so I'm guessing no. Personally, I'm hoping for heavy metal night so Archuleta's music androidness will be further exposed.
Laura Mac says: Yeah, he DOES seem to specialize in robotic performances. Anyway, it's probably what Simon is thinking and has yet to verbalize.
Laura Mac says: I actually think it would HI-larious if the "guest artist" was a former bizarro contestant ... like Sanjaya or something.
Laura Mac says: Mix it up. Keep it REALLY real.
Chad says: Oh my. I think that's mentioned in the book of Revelation.
Laura Mac says: "The Second Coming of Sanjaya"
Laura Mac says: Yeah, I think I've read about that.
Laura Mac says: Alrighty. Well have a good weekend. More AI next week. TTYL.
Chad says: You too.
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|19 Dec 2009
Cannot connect to internet
Recently I just installed the Win 7 32bit Home for my Coll at home, helped her with her Thomson Speed Touch modem which she never used before.
I connect the modem via LAN and it works flawlessly.
Until yesterday, she experience no connection from the internet at all. Window kept prompting that the TCP/IP is not found.
Light is still on for the modem but no connection.
Checked with ISP, and they assured that there's no problem at their end. What could be the reason to check?
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|19 Dec 2009
You have all the information bedides you modem.
Could you give us the exact make and model?
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|19 Dec 2009
Hi pboong,
- Check that you have the latest drivers for her network adapter. Get these from the manufacturers website not MS-update (to ensure that it's the latest).
- Ensure the IPaddress is dynamic (unless you need it static, if so let us know). Check all advanced properties of the network adapter to ensure that no static information remains. Also check that no proxy is used unless you know you are using one.
- Is the modem IPv6 compatible? If not you could try to disable IPv6
- From an elevated cmd prompt try an IPCONFIG /ALL and look for missign information, especially a missing default gateway. You may want to paste the results here. You can send the results direct to a text file like this.
IPCONFIG /ALL >> C:\mytestfile.txt
Let me know how you go and if you need further steps on anything, again let me know and I will break it down for you. Good Luck!
|My System Specs
|19 Dec 2009
DSL Modems & Gateways - - Thomson ST536v6 (Internet zone)
This is the one.
I assured that the network adapter had been updated from Windows 7 when I first installed on the PC. Just happen that today her internet cannot be connected at all.
so on CMD, i will do IPCONFIG/ALL and look at the default gateway?
I told her to plug in her USB from the Modem to PC and it still does not get detected at all. I assume the device is out of order ;P
|My System Specs
|19 Dec 2009
You could find drivers here, but only Vista is supported
|My System Specs
|22 Dec 2009
Hi guys,
It seem like changing the Lan Cable and modem router, the issue still occur. Guess that it might be network adapter is giving some problem.
What else can I do to help my friend now?
Told my friend to do a /ipconfig all and found out that only WIndows IP Config is shown and not Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection.
Does that means that her network adapter is giving any issue?
|My System Specs
|22 Dec 2009
Windows IP Config is a standard heading, your adapters are found underneath. I've attached a screen print to help, your configuration my differ slightly.
The Pink section is the header. In my example, the yellow section is my wireless adapter, the blue section is my LAN adapter. The green area just shows some important things to check, i.e. check that the values next to them are not blank.
1. The modem itself should have a diagnostics page, where it will check and see why it has not connected. Find and run this.
2. Call your local ISP and ask them if they are receiving connection attempts from you. They can often tell you immediately what is wrong.
|My System Specs
|22 Dec 2009
Thanks Tim Sitt.
However, according to my coll CMD. She only saw the top (your pink box) only. The blue box does not exit at all.
In device manager, Network Adapter did shown up. But there's just no IP found at all.
Contacted ISP as well and assured that the net is running well.
This is something she found:
There must be a problem with the driver for the Local Area Connections Adapter.
Windows couldn't automatically bind the IP protocol stack to the network adapter.
Will this help by resetting?
This is her Ethernet Adapter:
Atheros L1 Gigabit Ethernet 10/100/100Base-T Controller
|My System Specs
|22 Dec 2009
Hi pboong,
If the LAN adapter doesn't exist at all, perhaps it is not installed or requires drivers.
Right click on the Computer icon (in the start menu)
Select MANAGE from the menu (computer management will open)
double click on device manager
Look for any devices with warning signs on them to show that the device has a problem
Look for any devices that are disabled (see pic)
Double click on the device for more information.
If this does't fix it, please screen print the device manager page and ask your friend to send us the ipconfig /all output. It is much easier to troubleshoot with this info.
The netsh reset may only help if the adapter is working.
PS: Have you seen any other Singaporeans here? I am moving to Singapore in March.
|My System Specs
|22 Dec 2009
She did a search on Device Manager. No warning sign at all.
after doing the ipconfig/all, there no information apart from the Window IP.
Moving to Singapore? nice. I have no idea who is Singaporean here apart from me. HAHA. Welcome to Singapore. =)
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Once the children in your nursery reach the upper age range from three to five years old, the nursery itself becomes a place for learning and developing their inquisitive minds as much as it is a place that cares for their physical needs. However to merely confine the children to a single room in order to learn can be entirely counter-productive, and indeed education inspectors will be seeking evidence that children's learning takes place outside of the nursery room on a regular basis.
Field trips or outings need not necessarily be unduly expensive. Young children in particular can learn a great deal just by viewing their local environment in a certain way. They should experience different kinds of weather and not just view going outside as something that they can do only when the weather is fine and dry. The field trip can even be just a walk around the outside of school or locality to fire their imagination on a topic.
On occasion however it may be particularly beneficial to the children if they can take a field trip to somewhere a little further afield. In such cases there are some excellent guidelines you can follow to ensure that your trip is as safe, educational and entertaining for the children as possible.
The first thing to consider regarding the field trip is whether your intended destination is suited to the children you will be taking with you. A phone call to your intended destination should provide you with adequate information on whether the venue is suited to the age range and ability levels of your group of children. Ask for a list of activities on site that are suited to your age range of children, ask if these activities are linked to the national curriculum (many attractions now offer packs for nursery staff, playgroup leaders, pre school staff, teachers etc that link the activities they offer on site into the national curriculum for you). Discuss these issues with your staff and if you decide the trip is going to be worthwhile for the children, then you can begin to plan a procedure that will ensure the children will remain safe whilst on the trip.
These procedures must be applied to the welfare requirements of children as prescribed in the Early Years Foundation Stage and must include items such as;
- Checking before your trip that there is sufficient insurance cover for the trip.
- Parental consent for each child attending the trip must be sought and given. For trips to the local shops and small outings a general consent form can be used, however for a specific trip further afield, a consent form specifically for the trip must be given, complete with details of the procedures that will be followed on the trip.
- A risk assessment of the trip and venue will have to be completed. Many venues now have their own risk assessment available and this can be supplied upon request. However it is still the nurseries responsibility to ensure that issues such as the adult to child ratio is still legal and that any medical issues pertaining to the children on the visit are known beforehand and catered for. The risk assessment will also cover that the minimum staff ratio's for groups are maintained throughout the trip, that the staff on the trip will have access to a first aid kit and mobile phone and whether parents will be required to accompany their children on the trip.
- All staff on the trip should be informed of the procedures to follow in the case of an emergency. They should also have full details available of emergency contacts for the children.
- A list of equipment needed to cover for the risk assessment, such as snacks, spare clothes, wet wipes, towels, prescribed medication etc should be made to ensure that the needs of all children and any emergency can be addressed.
- Children should be provided with a sticker which they can wear on their coat which list the name of the venue and its telephone number, however it must never contain the name or any other personal information pertaining to the child.
- Ensure that there is one member of staff on the outing who holds a current first aid certificate in paediatrics.
- Finally, all this information complete with the name of the venue, the date and time, the method of transport used to reach it (including details of any insurance cover and a list of the drivers), the estimated time of return and a full list of the children on the trip complete with the staff members who are responsible for them, should be kept in a record.
Although this list does sound particularly daunting, it is worth remembering that many venues can now provide you with a risk assessment of their facility and can offer you guidance and advice on what to put in your risk assessment for the trip.
The point of the risk assessment is to insure that the likelihood of anything going wrong is kept to a minimum, but also that if something should go wrong that all staff are clearly informed of the procedure to follow in such circumstances. All schools, pre school's, playgroups and nurseries in the UK now have to adhere to these governmental guidelines.
One final point to make about such trips is the use of the term 'educational'. At the ages of 3-5 years old, almost any trip, however trivial, is a chance for a learning experience for the child. A trip into a local street outside your nursery school, perhaps to look at a tree that the child may have walked past 100 times may sound particularly dull, but even this seemingly drab visit is an opportunity for education in many cross curricular areas. What does the bark feel like? Does the tree have leaves? Why or why not? What is living around the tree? What type of tree is it? What animals need trees? In such a way, any visit to any attraction is an education opportunity for your group of children. Your imagination is the key to firing theirs and once you have achieved that, the rest is easy, that's true whether you are at the top of the Eiffel tower, or standing in the mud, in the rain, outside the nursery gates!


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Jul 9th, 2005, 11:22 PM
fire away!
Jul 9th, 2005, 11:24 PM
Hey- wait a minute - your not Jennifer Capriati!
Jul 9th, 2005, 11:25 PM
Matthew: They aren't as big as Serena's...
Jul 9th, 2005, 11:28 PM
Matt : "I see right through to you "
Jul 9th, 2005, 11:33 PM
Maria: I'm like so happy I didn't win Wimbledon this year. It was just too much pressure. Plus Venus was hitting so hard it was hurting me. I just had my nails done too. She broke one of my nails!!! It was like so uncalled for... Luckily...
Matthew Perry: (thinking) Is this Tara Reid reject the tennis player I really want to root for when Jen retires?
Jul 9th, 2005, 11:33 PM
Matthew - I'd sure like to make friends with them twins....
Maria - Look darling these "twins" Cost far more then you so just go run back to Jen
Jul 10th, 2005, 02:17 AM
Oh I thought it was Jen......you both seem to have similar chest muscles and armpits, only Jen has a little more flesh on hers......but yours will get there if you dont watch it Missy.......those are some mighty big pectoralis muscle you have there for such a slight girl.
Cybelle Darkholme
Jul 10th, 2005, 02:54 AM
fire away!
You see Matthew, Unlike Jennifer, I am not interested in washed up comedic actors who people used to think was mildly funny and attractive in a mr. potato head kind of way.
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Jul 10th, 2005, 03:00 AM
fire away!
Matthew: :hehehe:
Maria: Don't even think about it, you poor excuse of a celebrity. Talk to the hand! :rolleyes:
Jul 10th, 2005, 04:49 AM
Maria: You ain't gettin' nothin. Run along, little man.
Jul 10th, 2005, 04:55 AM
Maria: "I just can't believe it. I'm talking to someone who actually makes more money than I do!"
Jul 10th, 2005, 05:31 AM
Maria: I'm like so happy I didn't win Wimbledon this year. It was just too much pressure. Plus Venus was hitting so hard it was hurting me. I just had my nails done too. She broke one of my nails!!! It was like so uncalled for... Luckily...
Jul 10th, 2005, 06:27 AM
Maria: No, I'm not interested in Jen's hand me downs!
Jul 10th, 2005, 07:26 AM
fire away!
Maria: I'm sorry about your addiction to prescription drugs. You got any Charlie?
Jul 10th, 2005, 07:38 AM
Maria Sharapova lays down the rules
"No grabbing, no pinching,.."
Jul 10th, 2005, 07:55 AM
Matt "I wanna be Your Friend"
Masha Thinks "Shit, when will this end? "
asks "But aren't You Jen's friend?"
Matt "Nah, She aint playing no more
that Bitch is a bore,I'm no longer on TV
no one wants Me You see
so let Me link up with You
that way I'll still be on view
I'll be well behaved and discreet
sitting in Your family seat"
Masha "Look,I'm the blonde tennis Queen
and You're a washed up hasbeen
so get out of My sight
You tennis parasite
Goodbye pretend friend
go drive someone eslse round the bend"
Jul 10th, 2005, 08:32 AM
Matt: "Yours surely are better than Jen's"
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that "[t]he ongoing conflict among the various political forces …
may lead to the collapse of the state and threaten the future of
our coming generations."The admonition from General Abdul Fattah al-Sisi, defense
minister since August and director of military intelligence under
Hosni Mubarak, comes as the latest protests in Egypt continue,
these spurred by death sentences handed down for soccer riots last
year. At least 49 were killed in protests over the weekend, with
Mohammed Morsi
declaring a state of emergency in three cities near the Suez
Canal. A few days before those protests there were
demonstrations in Cairo for the two year anniversary of the
2011 Tahrir Square protests that led to Mubarak's overthrow. The
newest cycle of unrest began late last year, in response to Morsi
and his Muslim Brotherhood ramming
through a heavily Islamist constitution. The campaign to get
the constitution pass saw Morsi and the Islamist establishment
attempt to
demonize and delegitimize the opposition. In response, the
opposition has
rejected offers to talk by Morsi, dismissing them as not
substantive. The most recent rejection,
earlier this week, came with one former presidential candidate,
Hamdeen Sabahy, demanding that Morsi "announce his full
responsibility for the spilled blood of Egyptians." Meanwhile,
authorities in one of the three cities in which Morsi imposed a
state of emergency have
scaled back the curfew, and the opposition appears to be
pressing advantage, extending an offer of "dialogue" themselves.
USA Today:After refusing Morsi's calls for talks between opposing
political camps, Mohamed El Baradei, head of the National Salvation
Front – the opposition coalition – called for a broad national
dialogue with the president, the Muslim Brotherhood's party,
various ministers and other political groups in hopes to resolve
the crisis. The opposition wants Morsi to form a national unity
government and create a commission to amend contentious articles of
the Islamist-backed constitution.The increasing turmoil in Egypt cut short Morsi's trip to
Europe, which he ended in Germany by
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while a key aide called the
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Eldonia: I got my transfer for free so do I get 25% back?
Carlucill: Good news for colin!
Dalhia: 25% off transfers this weekend
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Eldonia: The ret rotation didnt feel bad, but my hunter was extremely dull to play after the change. There were only 3 buttons to press, in a very slow rotation.
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FRIDAY, Feb. 10 (HealthDay News) -- Using padded headgear and
boxing gloves helps boxers reduce the impact of hits to the head, a
new study finds.
The Cleveland Clinic researchers also said that head and neck
impacts accumulate fastest in boxers who don't wear headgear and
that protective padding is especially important for young
The study was conducted using a crash test dummy and a pendulum
to replicate hook punches to the head. The impacts were measured in
five situations: without headgear or boxing gloves; with headgear
and boxing gloves; with headgear but no boxing gloves; with boxing
gloves but no headgear; and with mixed martial arts-style gloves
without headgear.
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rotational impacts, such as those that cause the head to rotate on
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"However, padding used for boxing and mixed martial arts are still designed to primarily reduce linear -- not rotational -- acceleration. More work is needed to develop better protective padding to minimize both linear and rotational forces," he added.
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Serbia is desperate to be granted membership in the European Union, so they finally arrested Ratko Mladic, who committed war crimes on a scale not seen in Europe since World War II. Serbia was confronted with a situation in which it would not be granted membership until it handed over Mladic to the International Criminal Tribunal, so the Serbian government found it expedient to arrest Mladic now, 16 years after he committed his crimes.
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