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In another sign of the steady growth in the Australian solar market, figures released today show that more than 750,000 homes now feature photovoltaic arrays. This brings cumulative capacity, on residential rooftops, to 1.7 GW.
The Australian solar market remains active and demonstrates continued growth, particularly in the residential rooftop market, where almost ten percent of all homes now feature photovoltaic arrays. Figures from the Australian Clean Energy Regulator shows that while the rate of installation has slowed from 2011, after most states wound up their FIT schemes, current trends indicate that 600 megawatts (MW) is set to be added in 2012. The forecast for the next year is that more than a million homes will have installed photovoltaics, with a capacity of over 2.3 GW.
In a recent presentation, Sydney-based pioneering photovoltaic researcher Martin Green said that figures show that per head of population, Australia has as much installed capacity as Germany. Average system sizes are around 2.84 kW, but with changes to FIT programs, the Sustainable Energy Association (SEA) believes that system sizes will not continue to grow.
Queensland remains the state with the most installed capacity with 474 MW, with New South Wales not far behind with 436 MW. Queensland was one of the last states to wind back its FIT tariff, with the election of its new conservative government, however it has been praised by the SEA for giving installers and households approximately 12 months to transition to the new system.
While the Clean Energy Regulator figures appear to show that the residential market in Australia is continuing to flourish, the utility-scale market in Australia is starting to develop. A 10 MW project in Western Australia is currently being installed and the photovoltaic component of the federal government's 150 MW Solar Flagships program is also moving forward.
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We had a bunch of kids this year-close to 200!!! Last year that number doubled to 400! Most of them were cute..one kid did not wear a costume or anything and just said hello. I almost turned him away but knew he was only here for the candy. I was a little angry that he did not even have the decency to wear a costume or bring a bag to put his candy in. But most of the kids were really cute!
Costumes that I found creative were: one girl dressed as Charlotte from "Charlotte's Web" with a web-halo going around her head that said "Some Pig", with a pet Wilbur on her arm. VERY CREATIVE!
A girl dressed as a table top complete with glasses and plates.
Two boys=one dressed as Scoobie doo and the other as Buzz Lightyear, complete with flashing lights.
Another little girl dressed as Sleeping Beauty with glitter in her hair..just adorable!
Most of the kids loved our dog and wanted to pet her.
Some asked about a pink plant on the side of the house and wanted me to go figure out what kind of plant it was outside with them.
I stayed inside the house because don't trust anyone=those kids could have robbed me blind!!!
All that banging and ringing on the doorbell got old really quick and gave me a headache by 7:30pm. I kept the doors open until 8:15pm and then turned out the lights.
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Sarasota GOP state Sen. Nancy Detert has proposed legislation (SB 52) that seeks to ban texting, e-mailing and instant messaging for all drivers in Florida. But it's a secondary enforcement status law, meaning police need another reason to stop and cite violators, such as speeding or having a burned out headlight. It's one of five bills on distracted driving that's been introduced for the 2013 legislative session.
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Dennis, I fully understand what you are saying. I will just take you at your word. I do a lot of photographing here in KY and find a lot of the old stones that are just impossible to read. I just today put in for another request at that same cemetery. Don't recall who it was but it was a Geisen.
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Dennis thanks for taking the time out to photo the stone of Peter Geisen. I sure wish it was easier to read but I know those older stones wear away after so many years. Once again, thanks.
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I'd like to thank you for adding in and finding my family. I started my family history some years ago and to me I find more information here on find a grave and from great people like yourself.
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Thank you so much for adding Francis M. "Frank" Fenstermaker, Sr's plot photo. It's always sad when there is no headstone. Adding the plot photo keeps me from asking for the same picture over and over. Much appreciated. JMartin.
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Firewall SEP: Application ports open, not working? Last rule blocking?
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I'm having problems with one application passing through a SEP firewall.
The application requires the following port to be open:
Port Multiplexer - 4728 (TCP)
CA Connection Broker Service (CSAMPMUX) - 7163 (TCP) CAM - 4104 (UDP), 4105 (TCP) NOS-LESS File Transfer, DTS File Transfer - 4728 (TCP) Infrastructure Deployment - puerto 7 (TCP), puerto 135 (TCP) y File sharing port - 445 (TCP & UDP).
However, the application does not seem to work. :(
I check the firewall many times, and all ports seem to be correct and open
I wonder if the last rule of the firewall (Block all access) is the one not allowing me to pass through these ports
Any ideas?
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You can see on both but if you can get it from affected client that may be easiest
Open SEP GUI >> View Logs >> next to Network Threat Protection select View Logs and Select Traffic log
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"Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" is a song by English rock band, The Who. It was written by the band's bassist, John Entwistle.
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Worms, mail bombs, and users who send multiple megabyte Powerpoint files across the wire give Postfix administrators plenty of reasons to view their charges with a critical eye from time to time.
Mailgraph has been giving me useful information for a long while now [1]. It is time to turn the spotlight on this visualization tool for Postfix logfiles and to introduce the related Queuegraph project. Mailgraph [2] is a small footprint daemon that continuously reads the Postfix logfile and shovels the data it gathers into a round robin database (RRD). The front-end is a CGI script that generates a graph based on the RRD data. The program requires the ubiquitous Perl interpreter, RRDTool [3] for the database, and the File::Tail Perl module, which you can obtain from the CPAN archive. The heart of Mailgraph is a Perl script called mailgraph.pl; the daemon I referred to earlier. You can launch the daemon manually, but it makes more sense to add the init script provided by the distribution to run the daemon when you boot your machine. I use the following command to launch Mailgraph:
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I think I will track down "Strike Zone" (#5), next. I have read good reviews online.
The warning I would give is that while Peter David is a very talented writer, he has a very particular style and not everyone enjoys his humor. If you have read a Peter David novel and enjoyed it, then you will enjoy this book, if you have read a Peter David novel and didn't like it, be wary about going into this one.
Many writers get better over time, and their style may vary, but not Peter David. I found everyone one of his books that I read to feel pretty similar.
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In 2002, Vizio began to bull its way into the television market, taking over 20 percent market share of HDTV sales even after everyone had warned them that this was impossible, that the major players were too established.
Now, California-based Vizio will attempt to disrupt another section of the electronics aisle dominated by well-entrenched competitors: computers.
At an understated media event in New York City Thursday night, Vizio unveiled the pricing and specs on its beautiful new laptop and all-in-one computers, expected to hit stores in the coming weeks. Computers are currently stale and overpriced, Vizio CTO Matt McRae said onstage to a gathering of about 50 reporters and Vizio execs, before explaining why he felt Vizio's machines were well-positioned to win away customers from the likes of Dell and Apple.
Vizio will sell three computers: a slim, sleek Ultrabook, called the Thin+Light; a more traditionally sized laptop computer called the Notebook; and an desktop computer similar to the iMac, called the All-in-One.
Vizio's devices, many news outlets have noted, look similar to the MacBook Air and iMac offered by Apple; the design emphasizes cleanliness, clutter is eliminated and the branding is simple, without letters and numbers to muddy up the product's name.
Not similar to Apple: the price of Vizio's gadgets. These computers are cheap, and not just compared to Apple, but to some PC manufacturers as well. Its Ultrabooks -- the new breed of thin, light Windows laptops widely viewed as a response to the MacBook Air -- will start at $898 for a 14-inch configuration. Its 15.6-inch notebook computer, too, will start at $898. And its All-in-One desktop PC, which is similar in design to the iMac, will start at -- you guessed it -- $898.
All of these Windows 7-running devices will be available for purchase in the coming weeks, both online and at various retailers including Walmart, Costco, Target and Amazon.com.
Here's what you need to know:
The Vizio Ultrabook, which Vizio has descriptively dubbed the Vizio Thin+Light, will come in two screen sizes: 14-inches and 15.6-inches. Each will ship with an Intel Ivy Bride Processor, full HD (either 1,600 x 900, or 1,920 x 1,080) displays, 4GB RAM and either 128GB or 256GB of Solid State Drive (SSD) storage. Vizio lists battery life at between 5.5 and 7 hours, depending on your model.
All of Vizio's computers come with HDMI-out ports to connect your device to your television.
The Thin+Lights are, true to their name, thin and light. A clever design trick makes the Thin+Light appear to float on air when it is placed flat on the surface of the table. These are, in short, good-looking computers. The cheapest model -- a 14-inch Thin+Light with 128GB storage -- will cost $898.
Vizio's MacBook Pro competitor is named the Notebook. Its screen boasts a 1,920 x 1,080, full HD display. It also runs on Intel's Ivy Bridge chip. You can configure it to get either 4GB or 8GB RAM, and 500GB or 1TB storage. Vizio lists battery life as "up to 6 hours." The cheapest configuration, with 4GB RAM and 500GB storage, costs $898.
The Notebook is -- just as the MacBook Pro compared to the MacBook Air -- a bit thicker than the Thin+Light, though it boasts better processing performance and much more onboard memory. It also has far more ports: In addition to the two USB 3.0 ports and HDMI-out port on the Thin+Light, the Notebook adds an Ethernet port for wired Internet and SD card slot. It does so without adding price: The 14-inch Notebook, with 4GB RAM and 500GB hard drive (non-SSD) also costs $898.
Vizio's All-in-One computer comes in a 24-inch model or a 27-inch model. Each runs an Intel Ivy Bridge processor; your hard drive options are 500GB or 1TB, while memory options are 4GB or 8GB.
Both models come with a wireless keyboard and wireless trackpad, each of which run on AAA batteries; the All-in-Ones also ship with a traditional remote control (to manage your monitor from afar), especially when you've plugged in a Blu-Ray or DVD player into one of the machine's HDMI-in ports. Interestingly, the hub into which you plug your monitor for power doubles as a subwoofer, giving the All-in-One a nice audio boost. The monitor is hinged, so that you can tilt it up and down.
The 24-inch model, with 4GB RAM and 500GB hard drive, costs $898.
All Vizio computers will ship with a version of Windows 7 called "Microsoft Signature," which eliminates all pre-loaded software and trialware that bloats most Windows PCs: Not only does this mean that trial programs won't be bugging you for your credit card after 30 days; it also
means faster booting of the machine and a much cleaner look, more akin to the way Apple's OS X appears on first glance.
The only icon that you will see on the homescreen when you start your computer for the first time? The Recycle Bin.
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Vizio's first attempt at computers appears, in terms of design and performance, a success. In the two hours I had to try them out, I found the machines to be distinctive and speedy; the touchpads operated well -- not the case on all Ultrabooks -- and the keyboards felt well-made. The displays, as you would expect from an HDTV maker, appeared crisp from several angles. Each laptop felt sturdily, and not cheaply, built, and yet the price is reasonably low.
The cleanliness of Microsoft Signature is also a welcome departure from the clutter of most Windows PCs; hopefully this becomes standard, and soon.
Vizio's greatest disadvantage is that it is not known as a computer company: It has never made one before. The upstart that shocked the television industry seems well-positioned to do the same in the PC market, however: Competing Windows PC makers should be afraid, especially with the exposure that Vizio will get in big box stores like Wal-Mart and Costco. Its laptops and all-in-ones will likely be, at once, one of the most attractive and one of the least expensive models available in any given category. That's a dangerous combination for anyone who is not Vizio, just as the combo of attractive design and low price caused trouble for Vizio's competitors in the television market ten years prior.
Below, take a look at some photos of the All-in-One, Thin+Light, and Notebook, all of which should be available "imminently," per Vizio. You can also discover more technical specifications on Vizio's website.
Available ports on the Thin+Light: Two USB 3.0 ports, a headphone jack, HDMI-out. Image credit: The Huffington Post.
The power indicator has been moved to the underside of the machine, just south of the middle of the trackpad, so as to not be distracting when the lights are out. Image credit: The Huffington Post.
The trackpad is fully gesture-enabled right out of the box, with customizable gestures in the Control Panel. Image credit: The Huffington Post.
The notebook comes with HDMI-out, two USB 3.0 ports, an SD card reader, a headphone jack, and an Ethernet port. Image credit: The Huffington Post.
Image credit: The Huffington Post.
Side view. You can see the "floating illusion" here. Image credit: The Huffington Post.
Comes with monitor, wireless keyboard, wireless trackpad, and a power hub that doubles as a sub-woofer for 2.1 sound. The trackpad and keyboard run on AAA batteries. Not pictured: A remote control that you can use to control a peripheral like a Blu-Ray or DVD player, which can be plugged in to one of the HDMI-in ports. Image credit: The Huffington Post.
Another look, with remote control on far right, next to the trackpad. Image credit: The Huffington Post.
Here's what your computer will look like when you boot up for the first time. No bloatware, no trialware -- just the Recycle Bin in the upper left. Image credit: The Huffington Post.
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Closed. It is, indeed, thin. Image credit: The Huffington Post.
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Trey Franks was a valuable return man for Oklahoma last season as a redshirt junior but will not be back with the Sooners next season.
OU football notebook: Trey Franks will not return for 2014 season
Franks has graduated from school and chose not to return for his final season of eligibility, OU assistant athletic director for communications Pete Moris said.
Franks sat out the 2012 season after being suspended but returned last year, starting the season at defensive back before moving to wide receiver before the Texas Tech game on Oct. 26.
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For his career, Franks finishes with 51 catches for 459 yards and a touchdown and 32 kick returns for an average of 23.7 yards.
Also not returning is defensive lineman Robert Hollis. The Tulsa Edison product was a redshirt sophomore last season.
With 1:39 remaining in the first half of Oklahoma's Sugar Bowl victory over Alabama last month, Sooner coaches called a timeout after the defense lined up incorrectly for a third down play.
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Sometime around 1:15 a.m. Wednesday, Jade Brice Tramel of 2 Willow St. in Porterdale, used a sheet to hang himself from the top bunk in his cell, the Sheriff's Office reported.
"A detention officer making normal rounds observed Tramel in his cell, hanging," said NCSO Sgt. Cortney Morrison. "The detention officer cut him down and administered CPR until EMS got there. EMS rushed him to the hospital, where he was put on life support."
Tramel was pronounced dead Thursday morning, Morrison said.
According to inmate information on the Sheriff's Office website, the 18-year-old Tramel was booked into the jail on Dec. 3 on charges of driving without a license, possession of marijuana, possession and use of drug-related objects, failure to appear, and two counts of burglary.
Morrison said Tramel had no extensive history in the Detention Center and she was not aware of any mental health history.
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