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The Franklin-Simpson Superintendent says it was the Columbine Shooting that struck fear and worry inside of our nation's schools.
The 1999 shooting resulted in schools cracking down on safety.
And more than a decade later, Sandy Hook would re-energize that need for safety in schools.
Franklin-Simpson High School, City, and county officials discussed ideas today for a safer school environment.
It was a day full of comparisons.
"The perpetrator at Newtown came in and shot the glass out of the door. So, that kind of glass wouldn't do that is that what I'm hearing," Superintendent Jim Flynn said as he addressed county and city officials.
Like several others nationwide, officials are putting their heads together to try to prevent what happened at Sandy Hook Elementary.
"The terrible tragedy in Newtown, CT has heightened everyone's awareness about this and has caused us to think about other ways we can step us our school safety measures to be proactive and preventative and then very prepared if there were an incident," Flynn said.
"I think the one thing we all agreed on today as far as the response time is keeping something like that outside the school long enough to come in and let us respond," said Simpson County Sheriff Chris Cline.
The group bounced ideas like bullet proof glass, additional doors, and a possible buzzer system to grant guest access.
But, law enforcement officials agree there is only one thing that could prevent school shootings permanently.
"The more personnel we can put in schools, the better it will be for everybody," said Lt. Art McFadden of Franklin Police.
"That's the only true way to effectively handle a situation like that," Sheriff Cline said.
County Judge Executive Jim Henderson says the school really started to develop more safety measures after Columbine, but Sandy Hook has made the need even stronger.
"We've taken some measures since then that have really improved our school safety, but I think these kinds of issues cause you to reflect and think about things that need to be done differently," he said.
Flynn says his goal for the school system is to be as safe and as comfortable as possible.

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I have an inner shadow effect applied to a shape with blending mode multiply. How to get the color of that shadow, if the blending mode was to be normal (only for this layer)?


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45-Piece Screwdriving Set-DW2166 for $5 + free shipping
Home Depot has the DeWalt 45-Piece Screwdriving Set for $5 with free in-store pickup. Availability varies by zip code. Or free shipping with a $45 purchase.
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Out of stock online and locally for me as well. Good luck here.
@jsimsace: They're available in my stores!
Every store near me (Austin) has a dozen or two in stock. Thanks for the well wishes. I don't need the bits, but at this price I'll get it for the case.
Oh and one for my anal retentive friend who can't toss worn out bits because it leaves a space in the set. Sorry about that Jon, I didn't realize you'd lose sleep looking for that one.
Out of stock online, called the store and it was regular price ($10) and they wouldn't match the online price. Customer Service said it was "inactive" so it might be going clearance in-store soon. No screw driving set for me today :(
"Please check back momentarily or contact a Home Depot near you"
Item is stock for for me, but I keep getting this message.
@rhinoceros1: I got the same message and there's supposedly 30+ at my store.
@ricerx: Yeah, I'm gonna give up on this deal. This usually leads to an online rep who states that it is only an online deal. And I tell them that the site is not working for me. And then they aplogize, but I still don't get my item. :(
145+ at my store but I can't checkout. They also have a multi-section case for $4.99 that I'm picking up. Problem is that I can't checkout "please check back..."
@rhinoceros1: Same here.
was onlien with an agent and the item went from 142+ to "sold out online " and not sold in stores. Then the agent tells me they can't find the SKU. THIS IS BULLSH!T HOME DEPOT!!!
None at any of my stores :(
Home Depot, out of stock of something??!?! No. No way!
why do they have to display all the stores that are out of stock!!! I have to go through 8 pages only to find all of them are out of stock.
47 of these instock at a local HD but...9.98 price and they do not honor the online price UGH!
Searching for "DeWalt 45-Piece Screwdriving" gives the DW2145, which has the same number of pieces, but some different bits. It's $20.
My local stores all show "Not Sold At This Store".
Weak tea, HD.
No where close to Northridge, CA
Just saw that too: http://www.homedepot.com/buy/dewalt-screwdriving-bit-set-45-piece-dw2145.html
went to store directly. the price at the stoe was $9.88. I told the cashier the online price was $5 and she reduced the price to $5 for me.
btw, the site wouldn't take me to checkout with that item in my cart. once i removed it, i could get to checkout with other items. that price must be a typo on homedepot.com.
I went to my local store prepared to do battle but was met by a nice young lady who was a pricing manager. I explained the situation and she quickly wrote up a price adjustment slip and asked how many I wanted. I took the item to the register and the associate there had a terrible time entering the price adjustment and finally just did a discount of $5. That made the price of the set 4.88. Not wanting to deal with him anymore, I took the item and receipt to the customer service desk and told them what happened. He said "keep it. compliments of Home Depot". So I walked out having paid $4.88 for the set which I am told is now on clearance so it should be getting marked down soon too. Check your stores.
Deal worked for me, I selected it online from local stock, checked out, and picked up at my local HD.
Out of stock online, so I went to the store. Like others have said, priced at $9.88, but I showed them the deal here on Woot, and they sold me 12 each at the $5 price. SCORE!
@kkd01: why would you need 12? lol. break a lot of bits?


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The 3D rotation tool is excellent but it only lets you rotate 2D objects, this means my object is wafer thin.
Is there any way to add simple extrusion or depth to a symbol?
I don't really want to use any 3rd party libraries like Away3D or Papervision, this is overkill for my simple 2D game. I only want to do this creating a couple motion tweens if possible.
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Below is what my symbol looks like (just with a bit more color). The symbol does a little 3D rotation and then flies away, it's just for something like a scoreboard within the app.


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The Crimson Tide need no intruduction. One of the most revered teams in college football, REESE'S went behind the scenes to give you a unique perspective on the team.
EVERYTHING is bigger in Texas, especially Longhorn football. We met BEVO, learned the "Hook 'em Horns" and beat to a different drum with REESE'S.


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I compiled a new kernel(3.2) and I have it running on an ARM board.
I wanted to enable some params on the
/proc directories. Therefore I have to be logged in as root.
Hence I did the following on my newly compiled system:
sudo passwd su
and set a new root password.
Then I logged in as root.
However I get the error message
su-Authentication failure.
How do I solve this problem? Has this to do with the
/usr/bin file permissions?
What setting should I change to be able to login as root?


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Last week, we gave you the choice between a classic summer cocktail or something more wintery and, overwhelmingly, the good people of twitter voted for a winter #MasterofCocktails option. So, last night we made the ultimate Eggnog!
The clocks had just gone back and the #UKStorm2013 was approaching so it did indeed seem the perfect time to batten down the hatches and mix up a classic winter warmer whilst we waited for all this to blow over.
The entire recipe can be found below, and apologies that it's been posted slightly later than usual - the bloody storm has evidently even affected our blog posts!
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I would like to play around with games that use scripting to see how much easier it makes development. What --simple-- C++ or .NET game may i download and play with using a scripting language. I dont really care which scripting language it is.
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Lots of games use scripting which allows for not only modding but the creation of completely different games.
Your welcome to purchase Puzzle Quest 2 (or any Infinite Interactive game) and see just how easy it is to script with Lua. Pretty much everything you can do is already in there in the existing scripts.
Even though it's not directly what you were asking for, there already is a question regarding games that utilize scripting. Some of them might be options for you as well, notably LÖVE (Engine)


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Kentucky is one of 41 states already reporting widespread cases of the flu.
And Bowling Green is not exempt Urgent Care and The Medical Center who say they have seen an increase of people with the virus.
"If it's positive for A it would be the first line on top and if it's positive for B it would be the second line on the bottom,"says Dr. Medhat Grace, at Urgent Care, as he describes the flu test.
This is just 1 of 250 flu test urgent care has run since the beginning of January. One hundred people have tested positive.
"There has been an increase in the flu symptoms and patients presented with flu illness, and many of them they have positive influenza,"says Grace.
"I would say we are more busy this time of year than normal because of the flu virus going around,"says Kelly Henson, Physician Assistant at The Medical Center.
Henson says she has already seen 6 people with the flu today, and it's affecting all ages.
"I've probably seen a few more children but plenty of adults have the virus as well,"says Henson.
On average we touch our face 2,000 times a day and that is how the virus is easily spread.
"Keep a healthy diet stay well hydrated, and Vitamin C,"says Dr. Grace.
And if you have symptoms such as congestion, headaches, chills, and fever it may be time to visit your doctor.
"It's very important to be checked early because we are able to treat the flu virus with Tamiflu if caught within the first 48 hours,"says Henson.
Doctor Grace says it's not too late to get your flu shot, even if you still get the virus symptoms will not be as severe with the vaccine.
To monitor the flu in your area you can go to flunearyou.org


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Heartworm Prevention explained by your Welland Veterinarian
Heartworm disease is a very serious disease that affects our pets in the Niagara Region. Heartworm disease is transmitted when a dog or cat is bitten by an infected mosquitoe. Our veterinarians at the Main West Animal Hospital in Welland typically see heartworm disease in dogs but it can also affect cats although it is quite unusual to do so. Heartworm disease can be a silent killer of dogs as there are usually few clinical signs until … Read More


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Good day, everybody.
As already mentioned in the title, I'm looking for a RPG system, where there are no limitations on character's stats, allowing each player advance more and more, acquiring mastery in skills, learning new skills ad so on.
P.S.: I know, this is more likely a cRPG system than pen&paper, but, who knows? Maybe there is some p&p system like that.
P.P.S.: Thank's to all for the welcomes. You ask to be more specific... I'll try, but it's hard to express my thoughts straightly >_<
If this Q&A Service is only for Pen&Paper or Table Top RPG systems, then, well, close the question and forget about it. Cause for me the major target is some system, that can be used in the CRPG - a game for a PC/PS/Xbox/etc. But first, remember that D&D, the primordially Pen&Paper game, was used to make a really good game Neverwinter Nights.
I learned some number of different systems, like AD&D, D&D3.5, GURPS, Basic Fantasy RPG, 5 by 5, Synergy and others. Almost all of them are dice-based (that's not a problem) and they tend to give a player's character some basic stats from the begining, that can be "upgraded" only few times until the character reaches to some maximum level, set by DM. And at that point the evolution of the character ends.
One of the closest systems to my ideal is the one used in The Elder Scrolls series. There are some things I'd like to change, but in total it's really good. The other one system is the one used in browser-based MMO FallenSword. It's on the first look, but there are many pitfalls to inattentive players. Both those systems are kinda diceless (at least, for users, but who knows how are they made inside for real?), but that is not the point. Both of them allow player to evolve more and more.
But, both those systems have some minuses. TES has a limited world where enemies do not grow with you, becoming sooner or later too easy for you. FS has a quite simple system and lays prior stress to combat, ignoring peacefull variations of play, - almost every skill somehow effects combat.
So I would like to find some system, where you can start from nothing (or with some small basis, like in before named P&P systems) and become anything you want =^_^=
Sadly, the topic was closed and I was late for a minute with this answer to all. Thank you once more for your answers, I made some new conclusions and will continue searching and asking.


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I'm installing bar-end shifters for the first time (Shimano 9-speeds, for what it's worth) and was wondering if I should be running the tape over the bottom of the handlebar with surplus to insert into the bar. In the past, I've done this and used wine corks or handlebar caps to hold the tape in. When using cloth tape, this is no problem; foam/cork tape usually is fine too. But is it the same with bar-end shifters?
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Most bar-end shifters require friction between the bar's interior surface to stay put, so no. Install the shifters securely and tape the shifter housing about where you would like it to emerge from the bar tape. You will end up wrapping over the first few inches of shifter housing before it loops forward and may require a bit of futzing to get it looking right.
Here is a lovely video showing shifters being installed on a drop bar.


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Snake oil Internet Al Gore has done quite well for himself since he left government service in 2001. Among his many ventures has been Current TV, an unwatchable satellite channel that airs some of the far left's most extreme views. Now Mr. Gore and his partners are selling the network to Al-Jazeera, the "news organization" owned by the government of Qatar, for $500 million. Mr. Gore is expected to make off with a cool $100 million, thereby pushing his estimated net worth ever closer to $1 billion. Whether the sale will give Islamic extremists a soap box in America remains to be seen, but how hypocritical is it that Mr. Gore, a fervent believer in anti-Industrial Revolution environmentalism, would sell his network to a regime that got ridiculously wealthy exporting fossil fuels?
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FREEPRESS wrote on Jan 7, 2013 6:13 AM:
" Obama would sell us out to the Russians ("once he is re-elected and has more flexibility"), Clinton sold our nuclear secrets to the Chinese...can you just imagine what Al Gore would have sold to Al Quaeda if he were president?
Which makes you wonder why the under-informed voters keep putting Democrats in that office! "
Which makes you wonder why the under-informed voters keep putting Democrats in that office! "
ALD wrote on Jan 7, 2013 9:35 PM:
" Only fools believe any of these Democrats go into "public service" to serve the "public". First they make a very comfortable living sponging off of us taxpayers in Washington, and do nothing else, while pretending to abhor all that is wrong in the private sector. Then cash in after from that same private sector after they leave office. "
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This pie guy loves Thanksgiving
I like the other holidays, too. Each has its own significance, traditions and, most important of all, special foods. There's the Christmas dinner, along with other Christmastime goodies such as eggnog, cookies, and Figgy pudding (whatever the heck that is). There's the Easter ham (which, when served in the English village of Westerham, can be quite confusing).
The 4th of July has the backyard barbeque (complete with the traditional holiday visit to the emergency room when someone, usually Uncle Ernie after his 17th beer, accidentally drops a lit cherry bomb into his pants pocket). And who can forget the traditional Groundhog's Day meal, deep-fried groundhog nuggets? Mmm-mmm! (Don't ask which part of the groundhog the nuggets come from.)
The other holidays are great, but food is only one aspect of those celebrations. I like Thanksgiving best because the whole reason for this holiday is food.
With other holidays, we eat like pigs while we're actually focused on doing something else, like commemorating the nation's birthday, or honoring those who gave their lives for our country, or buying a new mattress to celebrate an Italian navigator who missed his target by only 12,000 miles. But with Thanksgiving, we eat like pigs because the main focus of the holiday is to eat like pigs.
How great is that?!
Yes, I realize if you research the origins of Thanksgiving, from the Pilgrims in Massachusetts to the various proclamations issued by U.S. presidents, there are strong religious overtones. Past generations celebrated Thanksgiving so they could give thanks for the Lord's blessings. But what exactly were those blessings?
Well, in the Pilgrims' case, the main blessing was food. They were giving thanks for the fact the Stop & Shop Peapod truck finally delivered their order. So Myles Standish grabbed his iPhone and called Chief Massasoit to come over and celebrate by watching the Lions-Packers game.
Even though our modern culture now shies away from assigning any religious significance to our holidays (hence the main focus of Christmas is a pine tree with blinking lights and for Easter it's a rabbit), we still can be thankful for the same reason the Pilgrims were thankful: food, and lots of it.
And to make this holiday even more spectacular, Thanksgiving is the pie pinnacle of the year. My all-time favorite dessert caps off my all-time favorite holiday. But there is a problem, at least in my family. Even though close to a dozen scrumptious pies are filling the house with wonderful aromas, no one is allowed to have even a nibble until after the turkey dinner. What a Catch-22! On the one day of the year when the house is overflowing with a plethora of pies, I can't have any until after I've eaten the largest meal of the year, when there is no room left in my stomach.
We should start a new tradition. Cook all the same things on Thanksgiving, the turkey and stuffing and cranberry sauce. (How do they get those cranberries to grow in the exact shape of a tin can?) But as soon as it's cooked, put it all in the refrigerator as leftovers.
After all, another great thing about Thanksgiving is eating Thanksgiving leftovers well into December.
With all that food safely tucked away in the fridge, everyone then sits down at the dining room table and spends the next two hours eating nothing but pie. Now that's a reason to give thanks.
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Box Score | Game Notes
SAN ANTONIO (March 10, 2013) – The San Antonio Rampage (26-26-1-4) scored a power-play goal in the closing minutes of regulation, but it was not enough to lift them past the Oklahoma City Barons (28-22-2-6), who walked away with a 3-2 victory Sunday afternoon in front of 6,858 fans and more than 300 dogs on the Rampage's sixth annual Pucks & Paws night at the AT&T Center.
For every dog ticket purchased, the Rampage donated $5 to Alamo Area Partners for Animal Welfare (AAPAW), a coalition of animal welfare organizations in the San Antonio area who have joined forces to help bring animal welfare organizations, veterinarians, and the community together in partnership to improve the lives of animals in the San Antonio area.
Eric Selleck tallied his fifth goal of the year, while Brendon Nash lit the lamp in the closing minutes of the third period on an extended power play, but Barons goaltender Oliver Roy made 37 saves off 39 shots to earn the victory over San Antonio.
The loss snapped a four-game winning streak at the AT&T Center for the Rampage, who have still won three of their last five. The victory was also Oklahoma City's first regular season win in San Antonio since Oct. 30, 2011. The Barons had previously lost their last five games at the AT&T Center.
C.J. Stretch opened the scoring for Oklahoma City at 1:52 of the first period when he fired a shot from just above the goal line that snuck through the pads of Rampage netminder Dov Grumet-Morris.
San Antonio outshot the Barons, 15-10, in the first period, but Oklahoma City held the 1-0 edge going into the middle frame.
Mark Arcobello added to the score at 13:31 of the second period when he fired a shot from the right wing boards while on the power play to make it 2-0.
The Rampage would answer, though, at 15:15 of the second period when Jonathan Hazen found Eric Selleck open in the slot. The goal was Selleck's fifth of the season and first since Feb. 24th against Grand Rapids. Selleck has recorded five points (two goals, three assists) in his last seven games.
The Barons reclaimed the two-goal lead when Martin Marincin made it 3-1 at 11:02 of the third period with a blast from the left faceoff dot.
Nash brought the Rampage back within one at 18:32 of the third period while on the power play. San Antonio had their best chances in the final two minutes of the game, as the Barons committed five straight minor penalties to close out the game. Despite the man advantage, the clock ran out on San Antonio and the Barons secured a 3-2 win.
The Rampage won the shot battle, 39-25, and went 1-for-8 on the power play. The Barons ended the night 1-for-2 on the man advantage.
The two clubs will face each other once again on Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. on an A Tickets for all remaining Rampage home games can be purchased at the AT&T Center Southeast Box Office, by calling a Rampage representative at 210-444-5554 or online at sarampage.com


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Here I shall describe the methods of how data is exchanged between windows of different processes. Communication between windows means one window process send/post a message/data to the other window process. The Windows operating system provides the mechanism for communications and data sharing between applications.
SendMessage() and
PostMessage() are most commonly used method of communication.
Passing Data with WM_COPYDATA
Let us consider a case when you need to send a complex data structure or a string to another window. In such scenario, you can send information to another application using the
WM_COPYDATA message. This method requires cooperation between the sending application and the receiving application. The receiving application must know the format of the information and be able to identify the sender. In this method the receiving application receives the data in a
COPYDATASTRUCT structure. The application sends
WM_COPYDATA message to the other application using
SendMessage () function with the following parameters.
Code: Cpp
SendMessage((HWND) hwnd, /// Handle to destination window
WM_COPYDATA, /// Message to send
(WPARAM) wparam, /// Handle to window (HWND)
(LPARAM)lparam /// Data (PCOPYDATASTRUCT)
wParam - Handle to the window passing the data.
lParam - Pointer to a
COPYDATASTRUCT structure that contains the data to be passed.
When you're ready to send some data to a window in another process, you must first initialize the
COPYDATASTRUCT structure.
COPYDATASTRUCT is a structure defined in
WinUser.h, and it looks like this:
Code: Cpp
typedef struct tagCOPYDATASTRUCT
ULONG_PTR dwData;
DWORD cbData;
PVOID lpData;
dwData specifies data to be passed to the receiving application.
cbData member specifies the number of bytes that you want to transfer to the other process, and the
lpData member points to the first byte of the data.
SendMessage sees that you are sending a
WM_COPYDATA message, it creates memory-mapped file
cbData bytes in size and copies the data from your address space to the memory-mapped file. It then sends the message to the destination window. When the receiving window procedure processes this message, the
lParam parameter points to a
COPYDATASTRUCT that exists in the address space of the receiving process. The
lpData member of this structure points to the view of the shared memory-mapped file in the receiving process's address space.
The following example demonstrates how to send information between two applications using the
WM_COPYDATA message.
1. Fills the COPYDATA structure.
Code: Cpp
#define ORGINFO 1
typedef struct strData
char strOrgName[80];
char strLocation[80];
COPYDATASTRUCT cData;
DATA tData;
lstrcpy(tData.strOrgName, "Go4Expert");
lstrcpy(tData.strLocation, "Earth");
cData.dwData = ORGINFO;
cData.cbData = sizeof ( tData );
cData.lpData = &tData;
Code: Cpp
HWND FindWindow(LPCTSTR lpClassName, // class name
LPCTSTR lpWindowName // window name
SendMessage () function.
SendMessage(dhwnd,WM_COPYDATA,(WPARAM)(HWND)hwnd, (LPARAM)(LPVOID) &cData);
dhwnd – handle of the destination window.
hwnd – handle of the sender window.
cData – COPYDATA structure variable.
The receiving application receives the data in the following way:
1. Declare the data variable.
Code: Cpp
#define iMessage 1
typedef struct strData
char strOrgName[80];
char strLocation[80];
PCOPYDATASTRUCT pcData;
WM_COPYDATA message in the
Code: Cpp
case WM_COPYDATA:
pcData = (PCOPYDATASTRUCT) lParam;
switch ( pcData->dwData )
case iMessage :
MessageBox(hwnd, (LPSTR) ( (DATA *) (pcData->lpData) )-> strOrgName, "Organisation Name", MB_OK);
MessageBox(hwnd, (LPSTR) ( (DATA *) (pcData->lpData) )-> strLocation, "Location", MB_OK);
Communication by FileMapping object (Shared Memory)
Processes can communicate between them by a shared memory called File Mapping objects. File mapping is the association of a file's contents with a portion of the virtual address space of a process. The system creates a file-mapping objectto maintain this association.
The creation of File Mapping is shown below:
Code: Cpp
typedef struct structExchangeData
char cData1;
DWORD dwData2 ;
const LPCTSTR sMemoryFileName = _T("MappedFile");
LPVOID m_pViewOfFile;
HANDLE hFileMapping;
hFileMapping = CreateFileMapping(
INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE, // system paging file
NULL, // security attributes
PAGE_READWRITE, // protection
0, // high-order DWORD of size
sizeof(STRUCT_EXCHANGE_DATA), // low-order DWORD of size
sMemoryFileName); // name
///// Creating a view of the file in the Processes address space
m_pViewOfFile = MapViewOfFile(
hFileMapping, // handle to file-mapping object
FILE_MAP_ALL_ACCESS, // desired access
Code: Cpp
///Copying from the structure to the shared memory
memset((char*)m_pViewOfFile,0, sizeof(STRUCT_EXCHANGE_DATA));
/// "pExchangeData" is a pointer of STRUCT_EXCHANGE_DATA
memcpy((char*)m_pViewOfFile,pExchangeData, sizeof(STRUCT_EXCHANGE_DATA));
/// Reading data from the shared memory
/// "pExchangeData" is a pointer of STRUCT_EXCHANGE_DATA
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This morning the group spent some time at the Tel Aviv beach front. Later, they visited the children's Museum in Holon and saw the exhibit "Invitation to silence," an inter-active exhibition about communication that is directed by deaf guides who use sign language. They had some free time for shopping at Shuk HaCarmel and Nachalat Binyamin art market. They then headed South to "Chavat Hanokdim" for a true Bedouin experience of riding camels and being hosted in a Bedouin tent. The experience included a feast and the traditional sour coffee and very sweet tea. They then spent the night sleeping in the tent and preparing for an early wakeup to climb Masada tomorrow.


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the screen of my acer laptop is dull sort of the contrast is automaticall lows down if i m working without the charging...the moment i'll put it on charging the screen brightens up .,... i really wonder what's wrong with the laptop please help......
my acer laptop is dull when i m working without charging....
Just go to power management and improve the options when on battery.
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Let $(P, \leq)$ be a total ordering (some of you prefer the name linear order). Can we find a subset $R\subseteq P$ which is well ordered (with respect to $\leq\upharpoonright R$) and cofinal in $P$, that is for each $p\in P$ there is $r\in R$ such that $p\leq r$?
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Yes, it is called the cofinality of the order. Just apply Zorn's lemma to the class of all well-ordered suborders of $P$, ordered by end-extension. If you've got a maximal such order, then it must be cofinal, since otherwise you could end-extend it. Note that Zorn's lemma applies, since the union of chain of end-extensions of well-orders is still a well-order.
It would seem to be a weak choice principle to assert that every linear order has a cofinality, and I'm not sure exactly how this assertion relates to AC and its variations.
Meanwhile, in the case of partial orders, we cannot necessarily find such a cofinal subset, even when the partial order is upward directed. For example, the collection of all finite subsets of an uncountable set, ordered by inclusion. There can be no linearly ordered cofinal subset, since every node in the order has only finitely many predecessors.
Assuming the axiom of choice, the answer is yes.
Pick an element $x_0\in P$. If $x_0$ is not maximal then $\lbrace x\in P\mid x_0 < x\rbrace$ is nonempty. We can choose some $x_1$.
Suppose for $\alpha<\beta$ we chose $x_\alpha$, and $\lbrace x_\alpha\mid\alpha<\beta\rbrace$ is well ordered by $\le$. If this set is cofinal, we are done. Otherwise, we can choose $x_\beta$ from $\lbrace x\in P\mid \forall \alpha<\beta: x_\alpha< x\rbrace$, since it is nonempty.
The process has to terminate, otherwise we found an injection from a proper class into a set.
Without the axiom of choice it is possible to have a linear order which has no well ordered cofinal set. For example if we add a Dedekind-finite set of reals, it is infinite linearly ordered and every well ordered subset is finite, hence bounded.
Nice argumant. BTW Hausdorff's name must be mentioned, who proved a stronger form of the statement and who started the investigation of ordered sets in general.


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Pritchard Island Beach is located in the Rainier Beach area, north of Beer Sheva Park. Several large cottonwoods flutter in the breeze as swimmers head for the raft, where they spring into the air from high and low diving boards. Others just sit on the beach admiring the view of Seward Park to the north and Mercer Island to the east. You'll find this a fine, quiet complement to the Atlantic City beach to the south,since there is no boat ramp ruckus here.
All the plantings in Pritchard/Loon Wetland are native to western Washington wetlands. Look for Red-osier dogwood, fawn lilies, and Western red cedar saplings. For more information and maps to the park, please visit the Friends of Pritchard Beach web site.Acreage: 19.1
Before Lake Washington was lowered nine feet by the opening of the Ship Canal, there used to be an island south of the beach where the land now bulges out into the bay. The marshland between the island and the shore was called Dunlap Slough, The island itself first belonged to A. B. Youngs, who sold it to an Englishman named Alfred J. Prichard - hence the name, Pritchard's Island. Pritchard spanned the slough with a footbridge and developed the island into an attractive forest estate.
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House Speaker Will Weatherford, Senate President Dan Gaetz and Gov. Rick Scott made ethics reform a top priority as this year's legislative session opened in March. When that session closed Friday, a range of ethics and campaign finance reform measures were signed into law.
The changes drew an enthusiastic response from a newly formed government watchdog group.
"Gov. Scott delivered on his commitment to ethics and integrity in government to strengthen the public trust," said Dan Krassner, executive director of Integrity Florida. "Passing stronger ethics laws is a good way to improve Florida's reputation and our state's ability to attract jobs. The lead ethics enforcement agency will finally gain new tools to address public corruption in all aspects of government. Floridians will have easier access to financial disclosure reports from our officials so we can hold them accountable for potential conflicts of interest. It is encouraging that our state leaders have passed such comprehensive improvements to Florida's ethics laws."
Among the reforms is expanding the number of agencies through which citizens can file ethics complaints. Complaints can go through U.S. Attorneys, State Attorneys, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and the Governor's Office. Those agencies can then refer complaints to the Florida Commission on Ethics, which has been given increased power to extract fines from trangressors. The law allows the commission to garnish wages for up to 20 years if a fined officials does not pay, an increasingly common practice that had turned ethics conviction into a statewide joke.
The measure also tightens up a ban on legislators lobbying their former colleagues for two years, strengthens voting conflict standards, requires ethics training for newly elected officials, and expands restrictions on vendor gifts to state officials. In addition, the state will put officials' financial disclosure forms online in a searchable database.
On campaign finance reform, the new law increases individual giving limits from $500 to $1,000 for legislative and local candidates and $3,000 for statewide candidates, which Krassner says will free up candidates from having to depend of special interest committees and party funding. We're not so sure raising contribution limits will achieve that goal. In fact, the higher limits will likely reduce the need for candidates to do retail-level fund-raising and make it easier for deep-pocketed donors to crowd out others voices in the campaign process. We do like the abolition of so-called committees of continuous existence, which Integrity Florida called "slush funds."
One of the most secretive political practices in Florida is the flood of last-minute money flowing into and out of campaigns, mostly for negative advertising. The new law requires 24-hour disclosure of contributions and expenditures for state-level campaigns during the waning days before elections. While we'd like to see that requirement expanded to local and district-level races, we understand the reporting burden would be significant in many places and races. Hoping the creation of an enhanced statewide campaign finance database, which is required in the law, will simplify reporting to make that possible in the future.
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I have a large list of lists with the dimensions {441,21,21,3} of which I need to print the x,y,z data from every 21st part up to 441. How can I print the 21x21x3 piece of every 21st part of this list? Here's what I've tried below that did not do the job. Also is there an more memory efficient way to perform this task?:
Table[Print["mylist parts", mylist[[i++21]]], {i, 1, 441}];


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STEUBENVILLE - The family of Lee West lit 15 candles Thursday night - one candle for each year of the teenager's life that ended one year ago when he died in a house fire on Jan. 31.
Then, Cookie West asked family, friends, classmates and teammates from Steubenville High School to sit in silence for 15 minutes, "and reflect on how we can each be a better person. I want us all to reflect on Lee as a friend, a son, a brother and a teammate. I want all of us here to take an opportunity just to be still."
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REMEMBERING LEE WEST — Cookie West, center, looked at a floral arrangement sent by teammates of her late son Lee West prior to a memorial service Thursday evening at the Tower of Power Church. She was joined by her daughters, Aundrea West, left, and Elexis Martin, during the service to mark the one-year anniversary of Lee West's death during a house fire. - Dave Gossett
"I didn't know how I would feel today one year after the fire. When I woke up I felt overwhelmed. I was reliving the last day of Lee's life. I didn't want to be sad, but I was. Today the community has joined us to remember Lee. But we remember him every day. I think about him and really miss him," she continued prior to a 40-minute memorial service at the Tower of Power Church.
"Lee was a great young man and a great son who touched a lot of people. I realized that when I saw all of the people here for his funeral a year ago. I think today about how precious life is and how important our choices are. Lee got to play sports and be a young man, but he also let God into his life. He didn't take life for granted," Cookie West told the approximately 75 people sitting in the church pews.
"I never thought he would pass. Sometimes I am doing something and I suddenly realize Lee isn't here any more. Lee was never afraid to act out of the box. He let God set his standards," she added.
Lee's father, Elmer Martin, said Thursday was "a bittersweet day."
"I find comfort because Lee touched a lot of people. There are times we all want to ask, 'why Lee.' But my son left a legacy behind him. That is something some people don't do in 100 years," Martin said.
"Our hearts are heavy and our minds are pulled this way and that way. While Lee is not here tonight, he is with everyone one of you," stated Lee West's grandmother, Bernadine White.
A photo montage played on the wall behind the choir loft during the 15 minutes of silent reflection showed Lee West as a baby, a Little League baseball player and later wearing the sports uniforms of his beloved Steubenville High School.
And in every photo Lee West had a smile on his face.
"Everyone I have talked to or met was touched by Lee in one way or another. Teachers, students, adults and children have told me stories of how Lee touched them. Lee was such a big part of our lives. And I wake up every day thinking of him. I cry when I need to cry, and when I feel sad then I am sad. I won't feel any different 20 years from now. I miss him very much, but I know he is in heaven," Cookie West said.
"God has comforted me. My tears are tears of joy because Lee is in heaven. And they are tears of sorrow because I miss him," said Cookie West.
"Lee was a talker. And he was a caring, considerate person. My daughters talk about him all the time. That's the part I miss the most, that every day conversation with Lee. He was a really good son," she remarked.
"I believe Lee is looking down from heaven. I believe Lee is always with me. I know I will see Lee again. I understand and respect God's plan. He needed Lee. God has comforted me. My tears are tears of joy because Lee is in heaven. And they are tears of sorrow because I miss him," Cookie West stated.


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How to compute the (real) roots of
$$\sum_{i=1}^n \frac{c_i}{(a_i + b_i \cdot x)^p}$$
for given reals $a_i, b_i, c_i$, and positive integers $n, p$? The cases $p=1, ..., 5$ and $n=6, ..., 20$ would already be very useful for me. I actually just need any root in a given interval.
Multiplying by the denominators, this task can be reduced to finding roots of a polynomial, but this only works for very small $n$ whereas even for $n=8$ the coefficients in the polynomial are numerically unstable.
The only other method I could think of is using binary search (aka the bisection method). But this is too slow. Is there a faster method that is numerically stable?


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2. Go to the HTML, CSS, JS class.
Both are excellent choices and you can go back and forth. We are currently building a weekly schedule that you can peek at by clicking on: Working Syllabus In general, this is your class peeps! We are here to serve you so any feedback is welcome.
After 9pm we will have open hacking time and time for questions for those that went to the HTML class and want to come back for more or those that are kicking so much ass they just can't go home yet. If you have problems from work or home feel free to bring them after 9 and everyone can help each other.
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Trying to use a linear regression model to forcast the CPI. I noticed that when I took a moving average of the residuals, though homsokedatisc and nonautocorrelated(ie they squiggle up&down with no uniform pattern), that they seemed to move in the same direction as the CPI. That is the moving average of the residuals and the depended variables correlated. What does this imply? Is this a case of ommitted variable bias? Are my coefficiants biased? What are some common prognansis for a such a problem?
The reason you're seeing the bias is because of the adjustment, commonly referred to the "fudge factor" that they government applies to basically all of their published statistics. This is almost always in the direction to make the numbers rosier, and therefore your error term likely will exhibit signs of positive serial correlation.
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I'm looking for an application that can run on the background and would monitor my average words per minute as I go about my day. At the end of the day (or week) I want to see a recap of my performance and the features that I am expecting it to have are:
- My WPM
- Total number of words I typed.
Is there an app that does something like this? The idea came to me awhile ago when I saw a vanity USB gadget that you can plug in to your laptop and will monitor your average WPM count.


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It's been five months since an Edmonson County man was brutally beaten inside his home on Ray Vincent Rd.
The family of Jeremy Priddy is speaking out, and is begging for answers.
"Our son would have been 29 years old today. Five months ago he was the happiest person ever. We had just come home from a family cruise that we had never been on. And now, our son is gone, and we want justice for our child," says Jeremy Priddy's mother, Vonnie Priddy.
On Oct. 9, 2012, family members say the body of Jeremy Priddy was found bleeding and beaten on his living room floor.
Priddy's family, who also lives on Ray Vincent Rd, all worked that day and came home to a quiet street.
"We were all home and the next thing we know is somebody comes in and tells us something is wrong, and we came to the house and he's gone," Vonnie says.
Family members say Priddy's girlfriend McKayla Knight, who lived with him at the time, walked into the house with her daughter and found him lying lifeless on the floor.
She says she was with her daughter at gymnastics at the time of the murder.
"He normally got home at 5:30. He was found between 7:20 and 7:30 somewhere in that neighborhood. We don't know what happened between that time," says Donnie Priddy, Jeremy's uncle.
A neighbor who lives in the house behind Priddy's told police he was sitting on his front porch between 4:30 and 7:30 and did not see anything suspicious.
"We want the killer, whoever is responsible for the death of our child, to be brought to justice," Vonnie says.
"People feel like these cases are going to be solved overnight, and many times it takes weeks, months and even years, but do know our detectives check on these cases frequently," says Kentucky State Police Public Affairs Officer Tpr. Jonathan Biven.
KSP is continuing to investigate this murder.
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I have configured Sharepoint with ADFS (claims-based auth). There is another web site (probably on a different machine) that shall be shown in a web part - just like page viewer it is hosted in an iframe. The url to that web part can be configured by the web part. To be able to do that, the other web site is contacted from the Sharepoint server via c# code.
Unluckily as the response of my httpwebrequest I get the login screen of ADFS back. When switching autoredirect to false, one can see the try to redirect to log in screen.
The problem here seems to be that the credentials will not be delivered to the web site via the web request as the call is done on server side not from browser (where it will probably work).
Is there any possibility to make that working? - probably by sending the used cookies to the server? - delegating the user information to the adfs login page?


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Professor Blum joined the School of Law–Newark faculty in the fall of 1982. She is a 1976 magna cum laude graduate of the Harvard Law School, where she served as an editor of the Law Review. Prior to joining the Rutgers faculty, she practiced with Sidley & Austin in Chicago, and with Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison in New York. Her specialty is international taxation. Her recent articles include "Rethinking Tax Compliance of Unauthorized Workers After Immigration Reform" in the Georgetown Immigration Law Journal (2007); "The Flat Tax: A Panacea for Privacy Concerns?" in the American University Law Review (2005); and "Sharing Bank Deposit Information with Other Countries: Should Tax Compliance or Privacy Claims Prevail?" in the Florida Tax Review (2004).
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Which middle name for Adelaide & Agnes?
Hi guys! I'm trying to get some combos working together from the names that my OH approved, and the first two "first names" we have are Adelaide and Agnes. So, if you would, please pick the combo you think works best for both. Feel free to explain your choice
Elder sister's name would likely be Sansa Nanami, if you want something to match it to.
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lala17: Thanks!
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June 12th, 2013 03:34 PM #7Bethanie Vivian-Latinist, art historian, world traveler, Harry Potter enthusiast, book collector, Latin magistra, adoring wife, name collector circa 2005. TTC June 2016.
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ladyhope: I think I've come to the conclusion that Sansa Nanami will be a one of its kind combination. Love it, but most of our other favorites fall more in the old-fashioned sector. So we might just end up with this discrepancy no matter what we do!moving to new account with username I like more... since we can't just change them


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I am totally new to Pano Heads and Panoramic Photography. I've quite frankly been a bit overwhelmed with how difficult it seems to initially set up the head to my Canon 5D MkII (Mk III is next purchase once my MkII is sold--wondering how much that will further change the setup?). Most used lens probably will be the Canon 24mm Tilt Shift. I DO have a Battery Grip but seems like the smart thing to do is take it off.
Any suggestions as to an EASY to follow video or other link that will literally walk this rookie thru the set up and calibration process? I've looked on YouTube but nothing is clicking for me.
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I have been to a number of advanced lecture courses (of between 3 and 10 lectures) over the years, given (in principle) by experts to graduate students and experts in neighbouring fields. Examples of this are summer schools.
My impression is that this usually devolves into lectures given by experts in an area aimed at other experts in the same area. Graduate students are usually left by the wayside in lecture 1.
Is the whole endeavour futile? or do people have principles/suggestions to maximize the usefulness of advanced lecture series


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Familial hypercholesterolemia
* Not a rare disease
See Disclaimer regarding information on this site. Some links on this page may take you to organizations outside of the National Institutes of Health.
[1]Familial hypercholesterolemia is a condition characterized by very high levels of cholesterol in the blood due to mutations in the LDLR gene. People with hypercholesterolemia have a high risk of developing a form of heart disease called coronary artery disease, as well as health problems related to the buildup of excess cholesterol in other tissues (e.g., in the tendons and skin). Familial hypercholesterolemia tends to be passed through families in an autosomal dominant fashion. There are other hereditary forms of hypercholesterolemia caused by mutations in the APOB, LDLRAP1, or PCSK9 gene. However, most cases of high cholesterol are not caused by a single inherited condition, but result from a combination of lifestyle choices and the effects of variations in many genes.
Last updated: 6/18/2015
- Hypercholesterolemia. Genetics Home Reference (GHR). 2007; http://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition=hypercholesterolemia. Accessed 10/22/2013.
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Basic Information
- Genetics Home Reference (GHR) contains information on Familial hypercholesterolemia. This website is maintained by the National Library of Medicine.
- MedlinePlus was designed by the National Library of Medicine to help you research your health questions, and it provides more information about this topic.
- The National Human Genome Research Institute's (NHGRI) website has an information page on this topic. NHGRI is part of the National Institutes of Health and supports research on the structure and function of the human genome and its role in health and disease.
- The National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD) has a report for patients and families about this condition. NORD is a patient advocacy organization for individuals with rare diseases and the organizations that serve them.
In Depth Information
- Medscape Reference provides information on this topic. You may need to register to view the medical textbook, but registration is free.
- Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM) is a catalog of human genes and genetic disorders. Each entry has a summary of related medical articles. It is meant for health care professionals and researchers. OMIM is maintained by Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
- Orphanet is a European reference portal for information on rare diseases and orphan drugs. Access to this database is free of charge.
- PubMed is a searchable database of medical literature and lists journal articles that discuss Familial hypercholesterolemia. Click on the link to view a sample search on this topic.
Selected Full-Text Journal Articles
- Gidding SS. Familial hypercholesterolemia: a decade of progress. J Pediatr. 2010 Feb;156(2):176-7.
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A slutty old woman with cold sores all over her lips (Not only the lips to her mouth!) and who is a real cunt most of the time.
Man, Franike's grand mother is a nasty old hag!
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old fat ugly woman, can be a witch, most of the time is. sometimes has a horribly lazy eye and cant hear worth crap.
me:hey fucktardjoo mama is an old hag
you: wahhhhhh! i want my mama!
you: wahhhhhh! i want my mama!
بواسطة mackzy أكتوبر/تشرين الأوّل 23, 2004
usually seen around an old geezer. she yells at young boys passing by dragging sticks across her fence, or even yelling at her great dane shes too old to even own.
"you boys throwing rocks at my woofie?"
"shut up you old hag and go fuck your geezer!"
"shut up you old hag and go fuck your geezer!"
بواسطة Doug Streichan سبتمبر/أيلول 17, 2007
an old mean lady who hates everyone but her cat. She usually doesn't have a husband, which is a good thing because if she did she would probably eat him or something. A good example of an old hag is your science teacher that you really hate.
Ms. Reese is a great example of an old hag, since she hates children, yet continues to teach at her crappy New Jersey school. She's like 90,000 years old and has krusty the clown hair. She enjoys making people cry. she is evil!!!
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I found Cigars International Black Friday deal page and all their deals showed up even though they haven't been published yet. Order went through online and got a confirmation email. Get a head start before the good stuff sells out plus all with free shipping.
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Dell Precision T3400 Workstation (Refurbished) for $279 + free shipping
2.6GHz Core2 Quad Core Processor
4GB Memory
160GB Hard Drive
512MB NVIDIA Quadro FX1700
Windows 7 Professional (64bit)
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Do we have a problem with the supplier? Is it really a bad deal? or is this just a collective hivemind kind of thing
idk. we use these at work i think, although a much beefier version with 24gigs of ram and xeon 6 core processor. i wonder if you could upgrade one of these to that or if you need a different mobo.
@cowboydann: To me, it's very large at 17.6" x 6.8" x 18.4" and ~39 lbs; although the specs aren't terrible for the price, and the processor might possibly make this a deal, I wouldn't consider components this old in a case this size to be a deal at any cost.
Here are the manuals for this product, if anyone's interested:
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The last PC's we bought from these guys, they looked like they were dragged behind the shipping truck for two weeks.. The paint on the cases were rubbed off. Heavily used machines!
Hello. My name is Andy from BTG and we're offering this computer today. I'll be here to answer any questions if needed. You can chat here, chat on our site, email or call us. Thanks!!
@jkstier: Hello. Are you sure they were from us? Anything is possible but we really focus on putting out a quality product. We are 1 of only 16 Microsoft Authorized Refurbishers in the country. Microsoft's certification for refurbishing is VERY strict which is why only a very small number of companies in the country qualify. We offer a full year warranty on these computers and a 14 day money back guarantee. If there's any problems, we'll pick the computer back up and replace or refund. I apologize if we didn't come through as we should on your order. Give me a chance and I'll make it right.
I grabbed an inexpensive laptop from these guys for my brother and can attest to getting exactly what was described.
The computer on the inside was very clean and has run fine but the case looks like you skateboarded down a hill in Kentucky on it...
I have ordered two computers from BTG, and they were just as described. There will definitely be some external wear evident, but that is to be expected with these. Packaging was great and they shipped fast.
It DOES seem like the bottom deal gets dumped on all the time. I get it when it's jewelry or travel "deals," but otherwise it would be nice if people at least commented on why they are down-voting. This particular deal doesn't seem like it's that great a price for the specs, but otherwise doesn't look horrible. I wouldn't down-vote it unless I had knowledge that the company was bad or some other reason I could justify.
@tcayer: It's the "bottom deal" because of the downvotes; they are listed in the order of voting.
@tcayer: I've said this before, it's not getting negative votes because it's on the bottom. It's on the bottom because it's getting negative votes. It's a simple matter of sorting.
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Weird, up-voted it because its its a decent deal for a decent machine. Not sure why there are so many negative votes, especially since it comes with Windows 7 Pro. If we needed office machines, I'd be on this one.
This computer is different from what you'd find on the shelf at Best Buy. This is a workstation which means it's made to be as tough as nails. You can run this all day every day and feel confident that you're not going to burn it up. It's loaded with advanced features that aren't common on the standard retail models. The capability of this computer will surprise you.
@blairtechnologygroup: Shew that explains a lot! Mine must of been the one you did all the torture testing too!
I've had one of these at work for the past 2.5 years. Yes, it's a solid machine but it's also old technology. I think it's a good machine and it has done well by me at work, but I personally wouldn't pay much more than $100 for it used and refurbished. I'd spend the extra bucks for something newer. We're getting ready to replace about 150 of these at work, including mine, so there should be a bunch available again soon from somewhere.
The downvotes aren't warranted. If you'll check out this vendor's previous appearances on Woot Deals you'll see that their reputation is good.
As for the PC, it's good equipment. I support about 75 PCs for a small business, and 25 of them are this model. Dell Precision Workstations are built more solidly than the home PC models. Note in particular that it doesn't use integrated video, and the case is designed so it's easy to service. If you put one on my desk right now and asked for its hard drive, I could hand it to you in about 5 seconds. No joke.
The desktop looks old and I also believe there is another site which comes up a lot on Woot that has a lot of old machines for around $100 and then they try to upgrade you to death. With these two things in mind I imagine most people just glace at the image and assume it's an old machine and a bad deal so they give it a thumbs down. Really, it's a decent price being quad-core.
Looks like a decent deal with quad-core processor + 4GB RAM + Windows 7 Pro. I'd go for one, but I'd have to cull one of the current machines here...
I use this model at work, but I'm running XP. It's an older machine, but it actually does OK with Adobe CS5 (though you need to limit yourself to one or two CS applications to avoid slowdown). There are worse machines out there for the price.
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Kitchen Herb Planter
I built this Kitchen Herb Planter out of an old Pallet and some re-purposed kitchen containers from a local Salvation Army. I started by cutting my pallet sides off with a jigsaw so I could use a hammer to remove the slats on the front and back side of the pallet. Using my mitersaw I cut the boards down to lengths that fit my table. Using a small drill bit I drilled pilot holes for my screwed on either side of the longest boards. I then used my drill to screw together the main box shape. After the side were built together I needed to create a bottom piece. I cut the piece to size using my miter saw and like earlier used a drill to create pilot holes for the screws. Using a hammer I molded two old large pieces of servingware into handles and used short screws and nuts to hold them in place on the box.
After my box was built I purchased herb plants from a local nursery, and planted them in the old kitchen containers. When planting you want to make sure you leave room for excess water to run to so you don't rot the roots of your plants. I filled each container halfway with rocks before adding my plants to allow for drainage.
I used write rocks to hold the containers securely in place i my box. Finally I took old corks and added them to skewers to create a place to write the name of each of the plants.
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NEW! LUMIX® DMC-TS20 16.1 Megapixel Digital Camera
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- Dimensions (W x H x D) 101.0 x 58.3 x 19.2 mm / (3.98 x 2.30 x 0.76 inch)
- Weight Approx. 123g without Battery and SD Memory Card (0.27 lb) / Approx. 142g with Battery and SD Memory Card (0.31 lb)
- Camera Effective Pixels 16.1 Megapixels
- Sensor Size / Total Pixels / Filter 1/2.33-inch CCD sensor / 16.6 Total Megapixels / Primary Color Filter
ApertureF3.9 - 5.7 / 2-Step (F3.9 / 9.0 (W), F5.7 / 13 (T))
Optical Zoom4.0x
Focal Lengthf=4.5 - 18.0mm (25 - 100mm in 35mm equiv.) / (29 - 108mm in 35mm equiv. in movie recording)
- Extra Optical Zoom (EZ) 5.1x (4:3 / 10M), 7.2x (4:3 / 5M), 9.0x (under 3M)
- Intelligent Zoom 8.0x
- Lens LUMIX DC VARIO / 11 elements in 10 groups / (5 Aspherical Lenses / 9 Aspherical surfaces / 1 ED Lens)
Optical Image StabilizerMEGA O.I.S. (On with Active Mode(only for motion picture) / Off)
Digital Zoom4x
- Focusing Area Normal: Wide 50 cm - infinity / Tele 100cm - infinity / Macro / Intelligent AUTO/ motion picture: Wide 5 cm - infinity / Tele 100cm - infinity
AF Assist LampYes
- Focus Normal, AF Macro, Zoom Macro / Quick AF (Always On), AF Tracking
- AF Metering Face / AF Tracking / 23pt / 1pt / Spot
- Shutter Speed approx. 8 - 1/1300 sec
- File Format Still Image: JPEG(DCF/Exif2.3) / Motion picture: MP4
- Mode Dial / Mode Button Intelligent AUTO, Normal Picture, Sports, Snow, Beach&Surf, Underwater, Miniature Effect, SCN
- Still Image Scene Mode Portrait, Soft Skin, Scenery, Panorama Shot, Night Portrait, Night Scenery, Food, Baby1, Baby2, Pet, Sunset, High Sensitivity, Glass Through
- Continuous Shooting Mode Full-Resolution Image, approx. 1.3 frames/sec / High-speed Burst Mode: approx. 8 frames/sec / (recorded in 3M for 4:3, 2.5M for 3:2, 2M for 16:9, 2.5M for 1:1) Max. 80 images
- Motion Picture Recording (*2) [HD Video] 1280 x 720 pixels, 30 fps (HD: 10Mbps / MP4) / [STD Video] 640 x 480 pixels, 30 fps (VGA: 4Mbps / MP4)
- MP4 (Continuous recordable time [motion pictures]) approx. 100 min (HD)
- MP4 (Actual recordable time [motion pictures]) approx. 50 min (HD)
ExposureAuto(Program AE)
Exposure Compensation1/3 EV step, +/-2 EV
- Auto (AE) Bracketing 1/3 -1EV step, Max +/-1EV, 3 frames
- Light Metering Intelligent Multiple
ISO SensitivityI.ISO / 100 / 200 / 400 / 800 / 1600 / High Sensitivity mode (ISO 1600-6400)
- Still Picture Recording [1:1] 3456x3456 (12M) / [4:3] 4608x3456 (16M) / 3648x2736 (10M EZ) / 2560x1920 (5M EZ) / 2048x1536 (3M EZ) / 640x480 (0.3M EZ) / [3:2] 4608x3072 (14M) / [16:9] 4608x2592 (12M)
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- Color Mode / Color Effect / My color Color Mode : Standard, Black&White, Sepia, Vivid(in normal), Happy (only in iA Mode)
- Digital Red Eye Correction (Red-Eye Removal) Yes
- Zoom in Motion Picture Yes
Self Timer2sec / 10sec
Playback ModeNormal Playback, Slideshow, Filtering Playback(Category Playback / Favorites Playback), Calendar Playback
- Thumbnails / Zoomed Playback 12,30-thumbnails / Yes
- Calendar Display / Dual-Image Playback Yes / No
- Set Favorites / Rotate Image Yes / No
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- Retouch Auto Retouch
- Resize / Cropping / Aspect Conv. / Leveling Yes / Yes / No / No
- Copy / Title Edit / Text Stamp Yes / No / Yes
- Video Divide Yes
- PictBridge Support Single / Multi / All / Favorites / DPOF
- OSD language English, Spanish
LCD Monitor2.7"(6.7cm) TFT Screen LCD Display (230K dots), AR Coating / Field of View : approx. 100% / Power LCD mode, AUTO Power LCD mode, High Angle Mode
- Built-in-Flash Auto, Auto/Red-eye Reduction, Forced On, Slow Sync./Red-eye Reduction, Forced Off, / 0.3 - 4.4m (Wide/ISO Auto), 1.0 - 3.0m (Tele/ISO Auto)
- Recording Media Built-in Memory, SD Memory Card, SDHC Memory Card, SDXC Memory Card
- Built-in-Memory Approx.70MB
- Microphone / Speaker Mono / Mono
- Interface AV Output (NTSC), USB2.0 High speed
PowerLi-ion Battery Pack (3.6V, Minimum: 680mAh)
- Battery life (approx.) 250 pictures (CIPA Standard)*1
- Included Software PHOTOfunSTUDIO 8.0 Standard Edition / Adobe Reader
- Standard Accessories Battery Pack, Battery Charger, Brush, AV Cable, USB Cable, Hand Strap, CD-ROM
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A one-of-a-kind 1956 Aston Martin will go on view in Sotheby's BID -2.00 % lobby on Tuesday as a prelude to what auction officials described as Manhattan's first significant auction of collector cars in more than a decade.
The car was first purchased for $15,000 by Richard Cowell, an oil heir and member of the U.S. water skiing team who was friends with David Brown, then-owner of Aston Martin Lagonda Ltd. In 1958, Mr. Cowell gave the coupe to his bride, Gail Whitney, a New York society debutante and member of the Vanderbilt clan.
Reached at his Palm Beach, Fla., home on Monday, Mr. Cowell, now 85 years old, said he long ago sold the car and had lost track of it. "My God, that's amazing. In the lobby of Sotheby's…I often wondered what happened to it."
It is expected to sell for between $1.5 million and $2 million.
In the two days preceding the Nov. 21 auction, the 10th floor of Sotheby's will be transformed from art galleries into car showrooms for an exhibition of some 35 cars, brought up in a freight elevator. Auction officials declined to disclose details on the offerings, but said they would include elegant prewar French cars and postwar American and European sports cars, as well as American and European classics.
In total, they are expected to sell for more than $50 million.
The Aston Martin coupe's futuristic, jet-age design was created by Ghia coachworks of Turin, Italy, years before the Aston Martin DB5 became James Bond's car in "Goldfinger." The bespoke 1956 car's aluminum body is one of 15 so-called Supersonic bodies created by Ghia, and the only completed on an Aston Martin chassis.
It was featured at the 1956 Turin Auto Salon and driven there by American Grand Prix driver Harry Schell. Mr. Cowell, who was living at the time in southern France after competing in the world water skiing championships, said he was out with Mr. Brown and his wife on their yacht one day when Mr. Brown said: "You've got to have an Aston Martin. I'll sell it to you at cost."
"So I said, 'OK!'" Mr. Cowell recalled.
"It felt unbelievable," he said. "It was very fast and it was very well-built….I could pick up girls easy."
After he was married, he and his wife brought it back to New York, where Mr. Cowell drove it to dinner at the 21 Club, El Morocco and the Stork Club.
He parked on the street.
"The doormen knew the car very well," he said. "They always took care of it."
The couple divorced in 1959, and the car was sold to collector Robert Lee. The car's provenance traces a who's who of serious car collectors, including the current seller, Louisville collector James Patterson.
The car, painted white with a metallic-turquoise roof and leather interior, has undergone a meticulous restoration that cost between $300,000 and $400,000, said Ian Kelleher, a specialist at RM Auctions, which is holding the sale in association with Sotheby's. "It's in better-than-new, flawless condition."
The collector market has shown recent growth in postwar American and European sports cars, especially Ferrari and Mercedes-Benz, Mr. Kelleher said. Auction officials hope, by framing the sale as a showcase of automotive artistry and design, to appeal to a broader audience, including collectors interested in art and design.
A car with uniqueness comparable to the Aston Martin—a 1941 Chrysler Newport that served as pace car for the 1941 Indianapolis 500 and was originally owned by Walter P. Chrysler Jr.—sold last weekend in Fort Worth, Texas, for $880,000.
The Aston Martin will be on view in the Sotheby's lobby until May 7. It may be made available for specially arranged test drives, but not to the 21 Club.
"Not in New York City, no," Mr. Kelleher said.
He added: "Usually, we drive."


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Aimée has drawn comics for Brabants Dagblad, the Sligro Food Group magazine Slim ('De Slimmeriken'), CJP Magazine, Aniway magazine ('Aimée TV'), the Flemish children's paper Kits ('Slimme Pim'), the youth newspaper 7Days ('Paralleia') and the smallpress comic magazine De Lijn. Her semi-autobiographical 'Aimée TV' comics have been collected in a book by BeeDee in 2006.
Thuiskomen (P@per magazine)
She also makes illustrations for HP/De Tijd, OOR, Het Parool and Brabants Dagblad. She has exhibited her work in the Singer Museum in Laren and in the Kulturmuseum in Oslo. On 28 October 2011 she presented her comic book '2017' in Gallery Lambiek. She made the comic in cooperation with comedian Thijs van Domburg, who wrote the story as a prequel to his 2012 theatre show. Since January 2012 she creates 'Snippers', a semi-autobiographical daily comic strip full of recognizable situations for daily newspaper Metro. The first book collection was published by Strip2000 in 2013. In that year, she also started the children's comic series 'Kito & Boris' with the publishing house De Eenhoorn.
Aimée has been making all sorts of animations, from short movies to leaders and from 3D to stopmotion and clay animations, since 2007, when she enrolled at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. She graduated the Summer of 2011. Her short animated film 'Aurora' was shown in Dutch cinemas before the film 'Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter' in 2012.
Her critically acclaimed graphic novel debut, 'De terugkeer van de wespendief', was published in October 2014. Since that year, he work is also published in France. Her futuristic comic 'Reborn' was published by De Vrije Uitgevers in 2016. Additionally, she teaches seminars in manga, anime and comics, and is the spokeswoman of the manga collective Mangafique.
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Jura Mountains and Fribourg
The Jura mountains cut through five Swiss cantons: Vaud, Neuchatel, Fribourg, Bern, and Jura. The Swiss Tourist Office [1] lumps the Jura Vaudois in with the Lake Geneva Region which does make sense as odds are if you visit there you'll be sleeping in a lakeside city like Nyon. The northern Jura are more heavily populated, and represent a distinct culture from the rest of French speaking Switzerland.
The cities of the Northern Jura are where the famed Swiss watch making industry took off in the 18th and 19th centuries, and so there are a lot of interesting watch-making related things to see in the region.
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Les Paccots [2] is a mountain resort in the Fribourg Alps in Switzerland.
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Like all of Switzerland, this region is laced with hiking trails (marked in yellow) and biking trails (marked in vermillion). You can buy first rate hiking and biking maps (about CHF28) at tourist information offices in all towns of any size. For going up into the Jura, a map is strongly recommended; elsewhere you can get by without one.


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In response to media reports that a member of the Saudi Royal Family, Prince Majid bin Abdulaziz, was captured while fighting for the Al-Qaeda terrorist organization in Afghanistan, the Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia would like to clarify the following:
HRH Prince Majid bin Abdulaziz, former Governor of Makkah Province, is 64 years of age and has been in the United States since September 23, 2001 for medical treatment, receiving a partial liver transplant.
It is therefore impossible for the circumstances stated in the reports to be accurate. Like all true Muslims he regards the activities of Osama bin Ladin and Al-Qaeda as criminal and contrary to the principles of humanity, and the teachings of every faith, in particular that of Islam.
It is obvious the report was a case of mistaken identity.