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This engrossing historical novel, Beahrs's debut, dramatizes the experience of America's first English settlers through the eyes of a fierce young heroine who confronts both a savage new landscape and the dogmatic order of her congregation. Melode, a 17-year-old orphan, works as a servant among the Saints, a community of religious separatists in 17th-century England better known today as the Pilgrims. She falls in love with Adam Stradling, the minister's son, and follows him to America, hoping to escape her life of servitude. Once they're reunited on the westward-bound ship, however, an increasingly religious Adam rejects her. Mel takes futile revenge by seducing another man, but they are discovered and cast off the ship to fend for themselves in the wilds of Newfoundland. Along with her daughter, Mary, the result of her unfortunate dalliance, Melode is eventually rescued. She sails to Plymouth Colony, where she struggles with the community strictures, the shame of her past and the uncertainty of her future. Beahrs serves up sumptuous description and gracefully evokes the period's language with anthropological precision in this moving and enlightening revisitation of America's colonial history. (Oct.)
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Whenever birthdays, graduations, and weddings roll around, we find a similar scene at the drugstore: rows and rows of the same-old greeting card. The cheesy, the "funny," the sentimental that really is just trying too hard. Frankly, we like our greetings short, to the point, and that don't feel like the stationery equivalent of giving a "#1 Dad" mug for Father's Day (which is next week. You knew that, right?).
That's the kind of thing you won't find with New York-based Terrapin Stationers. The 100-year-old company has set themselves apart in the highly competitive stationery field with greeting cards that say how you really feel. Imagine the warm and fuzzies you'll spread with a card that says "I f*cking love you" or "I want to nail you." And, the most important woman in your life may even shed a tear from a card that reads, "Mom, you don't suck."
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Originally published in 1970, under the title Times and Places: A Memoir, this book is an anthology of twenty-three of her articles from The New Yorker, published between 1937 and 1970. Well-reviewed upon first publication, the book was re-published under the current title in 2000 with a Foreword by Sheila McGrath, a long-time colleague of hers at The New Yorker, and an Introduction by Ken Cuthbertson, author of Nobody Said Not to Go: The Life, Loves and Adventures of Emily Hahn.
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Delightful Castle and grounds. Tour guide was great! Canterbury Cathedral awesome!
Perfect length of the trip. Very knowledgeable tour guide. We had the right amount of time to explore each area.
Super tour! Great day to be out of the city and enjoy some nice nature and old buildings. The flower gardens at leeds castle and the beach at the cliffs are a must see!
We loved it. Usually I avoid tours, but this time We enjoyed every experience. AAA
Fantastic experience! Great guide and driver. It's a long day and my only complaint is that there was no bathroom on the bus! That needs to change.
Lovely tour! Gorgeous castle and grounds and there was enough time to explore. Canterbury was amazing and wonderful. We had a nice lunch, again, with plenty of time. I cannot say enough good things about our guide. She was delightful, knowledgeable, and was all-around wonderful. Cliffs of Dover were a sight to behold and we got to spend some time on the beach and stopped for a photo opp. of the castle. The bus and driver were great. All went so smoothly. Excellent tour!!
Very nice tour. Lovely castle and grounds. Just the right amount of time to see everything.
We had a wonderful guide on this tour- Debra. She was the best guide we had on all of our many excursions. She was both informative and funny. Leeds Castle was a bit crowded. They make you wait in a line before entering- but that turned out to be a good thing because it staggered the crowds to make the actual viewing of the castle a better experience. We had plenty of time here. The Cliffs of Dover were also quite nice- we probably could have used a bit more time here, although it was still enough to get a picture. Our guide arranged for us to have lunch in Canterbury and our group was the only one there when we toured the cathedral. The cathedral was quite nice and we were given a lot of access to its different parts. This was a great tour.
One of my favorite tours ever! Well organized and guide was knowledgeable. Although he rambled on about many things, we didn't seem to mind him because his voice gave us a warm, cozy feeling.
Good trip...GREAT guide. We not only had a wonderful tour of each place, but she told us about so much on the way and through London. I also liked how she looked at each place each individual was staying in London and told us the best way to get to our hotel and then dropped us off there.
This was a great, relaxed tour. You are able to spend plenty of time in each place, since they and #39;re pretty close together, and our amazing tour guide even arranged for a stop in a great restaurant for lunch in Canterbury.
We had Holly as the guide for the day, and Kevin the driver for the day. They were both very helpful and friendly throughout the whole trip. Thank you for the hard work giving us some insights on both London and British history, keeping us safe on the road, getting us back to central London in 1-piece most of all your hospitality! have people stop tipping already?
Leeds castle was pretty. Didn and #39;t have high expectations so it was fine. Canterbury Cathedral and town were awesome. The Cliffs of Dover and the WWII memorial was amazing. Monica our tour guide was excellent. The pace was great.
Great tour with a helpful guide. One disappointment was not touring DoverCastle.
The guide Monica and driver were very very knowledgeable , caring , accommodative , friendly . Monica impressed us as very knowledgeable and up todate and very familiar with the route and locations . Highly recommended . All the three tourist locations are also worth visiting .
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Great Tour that gave us ample time in all places we visited. Highly recommended. The only feedback is the WiFi in the bus worked terribly, so don't expect to use it while in the bus.
This was a great day. Kevin was our guide, he was informative and knowledgeable, plus strict with time so we did not miss anything. Highly recommend this tour!
This was a great day. Kevin was our guide, he was informative and knowledgeable, plus strict with time so we did not miss anything. Highly recommend this tour!
The hotel was excellent and London was a blast.
tour was excellent. Tour guide was outstanding. Monica was her name. my one complaint is that no hot beverages were allowed and no notice of this. there must have been fifty people that had to throw out their three pound coffees.
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out of all the tours I took this trip to England, this one will stand out. Yes, the places were amazing and it was awesome to see them, but our guide Sal and driver Mark were amazing! Sal's constant information from the start of the bus, to the minute we were dropped off, made our experience amazing. He was so knowledgeable and was so willing to answer any and all questions we had. Down to earth Guide and driver that made you feel welcome and comfortable the whole journey. The day went by so quick, really didn't feel like an all day affair. If you are looking for a day trip.. this is the one, and hopefully you will get Sal too!
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. - Virginia travels to Maryland in ACC action on Sunday, Feb. 10. Tipoff at Comcast Center is set for 1 p.m.
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Virginia (16-6, 6-3 ACC) is tied for third in the ACC standings, while Maryland (17-6, 5-5 ACC) is tied for sixth with NC State. Virginia is looking for its fourth straight win against Maryland and swept the two-game series between the teams last season.
The Cavaliers dominated in a 78-41 win over Clemson Thursday. Virginia's 37-point win marked the largest margin of victory in an ACC game since Duke beat Maryland, 85-44, on Jan. 24, 2009. Junior Joe Harris (Chelan, Wash.) led UVa with a game-high 21 points and junior Akil Mitchell (Charlotte, N.C.) and freshman Justin Anderson (Montross, Va.) landed in double figures with 16 and 14 points, respectively.
Maryland has a two-game winning streak, posting wins against Wake Forest (86-60) last Saturday and Virginia Tech (60-55) Thursday.
The Terrapins hold a 106-71 advantage over Virginia in a series that dates back to 1912-13. Virginia is 23-60 against Maryland in College Park, including a 4-6 mark at Comcast Center. A win at Maryland would give the Cavaliers their first three-game winning streak in College Park since Jan. 16, 1991-Feb. 4, 1993.
The Cavaliers have held ACC foes under 60 points in eight of nine games and rank second in the nation in scoring defense of 51.5 points per game. Offensively Virginia is averaging 63.2 points per game, shooting 46 percent from the field and 39 percent from 3-point land.
Harris continues to lead Virginia on offense. Harris ranks sixth in the ACC in scoring at 15.6 points per game and is the only player in the league ranked in the top 10 in 3-point field goal percentage (1st), field goal percentage (8th) free throw percentage (9th). Harris has tallied 20 or more points in five games this season.
Junior Akil Mitchell (Charlotte, N.C.) is averaging a career-high 12.5 points per game, ranks third in the ACC with a career-best nine rebounds per game and is tied for fifth with 1.3 steals per game.
Senior point guard Jontel Evans (Hampton, Va.) ranks third in the ACC at 5.6 assists per game in nine league games, while Anderson has reached double figures in scoring in four of the last five games.
Head coach Tony Bennett sports a 69-47 record, including a 3-3 mark against Maryland, in four seasons at Virginia. Bennett guided the Cavaliers to the NCAA Tournament last season.
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Mark Turgeon has posted a 34-21 mark in two seasons at Maryland. Turgeon has a 284-180 record in 15 seasons as a collegiate head coach.
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Community Education provides "fun" classes which include special, personal, professional, hobby, and recreational interests, and some credit classes. Courses are offered through the community and we are rapidly expanding our course offerings in many locations throughout Klamath County.
Klamath Community College is always looking at expanding their current offerings to meet the needs and interest of the local and surrounding communities. If you have education interests or are interested in teaching a class, please contact the community education coordinator.
Klamath Community College partners with local businesses and industries to provide specific workforce training that can help organizations stay competitive. Customized training programs are available to individual employers for current and new employees. On-campus or on-site training may be arranged at times convenient for organizations and their employees.These training courses include, but not limited to computer skills, management/leadership skills, Spanish, CDL,forklift and safety. We pride ourselves in developing courses to fit your organization. Give the Community & Contract Education Coordinator a call at 541-880-2253 for more information.
On a recurring basis, we offer certifications for flagging (traffic), welding, EMT, health care provider CPR, and wildland fire courses.
Klamath Community College would like to welcome new Phlebotomy instructors Emily Galindo & Sarah Yoldi.
Phlebotomy is the practice of drawing blood from patients and taking the blood specimens to the laboratory to prepare for testing
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This course will be 10 weeks long with 8 hours of classroom instruction per week as well as a 40 hour externship with Sky Lakes Medical Center to practice phlebotomy on real patients. Participation and attendance are mandatory to be placed in an externship and to take the national certification exam. At the end of the course, students will be eligible to take the AMT (American Medical Technologist) Phlebotomy certification exam to become a certified phlebotomist
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The Town That Gags Its Writers
By DAVID LEAVITT
Published: February 18, 2001
RECENTLY one of my students at the University of Florida wrote a story about a young writer who lives at 895 NE 107th Street in New York City. It goes without saying that this student had never been to New York. In her story, the hero, an aspiring novelist, rents a charmingly rundown flat in Manhattan, has an interesting if low-paying job and spends much of his time sitting in coffeehouses with his friends, talking about literature and philosophy.
After I read the story, I asked my student to come and see me. I wanted to set her straight on a number of points, not the least of them how New York addresses work, but I also wanted to offer her a dose of reality -- if possible, without injuring any fragile illusions on which her education might depend. After all, I had once nurtured fantasies not unlike her own. In 1983 I moved to New York to be a writer in New York, found myself an overpriced and uncharmingly run-down flat, and got a job as a slush reader for a publisher. And New York, in a matter of weeks, managed to destroy entirely the idealism that had brought me there.
Herewith another version of the story, the one I told my student.
In this version, as in the original, the fictional hero is a fledgling novelist. I shall call him Paul, after the novelist played by George Peppard in the movie ''Breakfast at Tiffany's,'' and also after the glamour-besotted hero of Willa Cather's story ''Paul's Case.''
Paul, my Paul, moves to Manhattan straight out of college to hone his craft. To make a living, he takes a job in publishing. Many of the people with whom he works turn out to be writers as well, so almost instantly he finds himself living, as he had hoped he would, in a community of fellow aspirants. They eat many meals together.
On weekends they sit in coffeehouses, sipping lattes and tea, and sometimes talking about literature. Yet more often, because they work in publishing, they talk about publishing. They talk about money. They talk about X, 23 and fresh out of the Columbia M.F.A. program, who has just gotten a six-figure advance for her first novel. Is it true that X's agent included a Marion Ettlinger head shot with her manuscript when he sent it out? Is it true . . . ? Is it true . . . ?
One evening a friend of Paul's, also a writer (but published), takes him to a book party. There he is introduced to numerous agents and editors, including X's, most of whom look over his shoulder while they talk to him, their eyes on the door through which someone more important might be about to enter. By and large the editors are smooth-talking and urbane, yet more than a few are wallflowers, lacking, it seems, in even the most basic social skills.
As for the agents, one gives him her card and suggests that he call her. He does. Her assistant tells him that she is in a meeting. He calls again a week later, and she is still in a meeting. She is in a meeting for the next six months. Another agent tells him that if he hasn't made it by this point, he never will. A third insists that he must cement his reputation with a collection of short stories before he can even hope to publish a novel. A fourth tells him that short stories don't sell, and that he shouldn't even bother writing them.
Paul shares a chunk of his manuscript with an editor at the house where he works. She expresses guarded enthusiasm and asks to see more. Before he has a chance to show her anything, however, she takes another job. Her replacement, finding his pages in a file drawer, and not yet having learned his name, sends him a form rejection letter. Paul is too shy to explain that the pages were his.
HE buys a season ticket to the reading series at the 92nd Street Y, and never goes once. He subscribes to The New Yorker, The New York Review of Books and Publisher's Weekly, the last of which he reads more avidly than either of the others, especially the advance reviews and the rights column, from which he learns that X has now sold the foreign rights to her book in 15 countries, that Redbook has bought first serial rights, and that two studios are vying to option one of her short stories. X is now rich; he sees her at another party, surrounded by admirers, wearing a Hermès scarf.
In the evenings, when he is not eating with his friends, Paul attends panels on publishing issues sponsored by the Authors Guild or PEN. After a panel called ''Asian Writers: New Voices,'' he worries that because he is white, he will never find a publisher. After a panel called ''Women Writers: New Voices,'' he worries that because he is male, he will never find a publisher. After a panel called ''Gay Writers: New Voices,'' he worries that because he is heterosexual, he will never find a publisher.
A friend of his (who is also my friend, Mark Mitchell) has told him: ''In New York, I worry about other people's work. Away from New York, I worry about mine.'' On strolls through bookstores, Paul memorizes the logos of the most famous publishers -- dogs, dolphins, ships -- and learns by heart whose books they grace and whose they do not.


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(Feb. 15, 2010)--UTSA and the UT Health Science Center at San Antonio will host "Sex, Stress and the Brain: From Serendipity to Clinical Relevance," a technical seminar featuring National Academy of Sciences member Bruce S. McEwen. The seminar will be at 4 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 17 in the University Center Retama Auditorium (2.02.02) on the UTSA Main Campus.
McEwen will describe his groundbreaking research on how steroids, specifically sex hormones and stress hormones, can act on the brain to alter behavior and mood, regulate neuroendocrine activity and protect the brain from the effects of stress, aging and related disease processes. His work has advanced our understanding of how the environment can affect resilience and vulnerability to disease.
His team of researchers employs a variety of interdisciplinary approaches from cellular and molecular through translational studies to understand the neurobiological effects of hormones on brain plasticity, especially in the hippocampus. The hippocampus is crucial to forming episodic, spatial and contextual memories, and it is one of the first parts of the brain to show damage in Alzheimer's disease.
Rockefeller University's Alfred E. Mirsky Professor, McEwen is a world-renowned expert in neuroendocrinology. A 1964 graduate of Rockefeller University with a Ph.D. in cell biology, McEwen was a U.S. Public Health Service postdoctoral fellow at the Institute of Neurobiology in Goteborg, Sweden from 1964 to 1965,and then served as a professor in the University of Minnesota's zoology department for a year. In 1966, he returned to Rockefeller as an assistant professor and in 1981 was named head of Rockefeller's Harold and Margaret Milliken Hatch Laboratory of Neuroendocrinology.
The UTSA Seminars in Translational Research (STRECH) bring together investigators from basic, clinical and social sciences to highlight the bidirectional and multiple stages of the scientific translation of research discoveries from the laboratory bench to the bedside and, ultimately, the community.
The monthly seminars are jointly sponsored by the UTSA Research Centers in Minority Institutions (RCMI), the UT Health Science Center at San Antonio Institute for Integration of Medicine and Science (IIMS) -- Novel Clinical and Translational Methodologies, and the joint UTSA-UT Health Science Center Graduate Program in Biomedical Engineering. Both UTSA's RCMI program and the Health Science Center's IIMS are supported by the National Center for Research Resources at the National Institutes of Health.
>> Learn more about the Feb. 17 lecture and upcoming seminars at the STRECH Web site.
The UTSA Interactive Technology Experience Center camps are for curious youth who are interested in STEM and related topics. This week, campers will study environmental science, robotics and computer science.
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In four sessions of this weeklong day camp for 9 to 13-year-olds, campers will participate in indoor and outdoor activities while exploring ancient technologies from around the world and the new technologies archaeologists are using to discover them.
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Campers will investigate how museums use artifacts, oral histories, and research to unravel stories about our past.
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UTSA Math faculty prepare participants for success in their future math courses.
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Staff can help campers improve their technical skills and knowledge of the game while having fun.
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An opening reception is being held for the exhibit "Girl's Eye View" which was produced by students who documented life on San Antonio's East Side with photography, poetry and film.
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Experience a very different summer camp! The UTSA East Asia Institute is teaching kids Japanese through language, culture, art, crafts, music, cooking and more. For kids age 6-12. For more details, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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7 to 12 year-olds will explore Mayan Culture in a three-day sessions, concluding at the Witte museum, where campers will have the chance to see the new "Maya: Hidden Worlds Revealed" exhibit.
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The University of Texas at San Antonio is dedicated to the advancement of knowledge through research and discovery, teaching and learning, community engagement and public service. As an institution of access and excellence, UTSA embraces multicultural traditions and serves as a center for intellectual and creative resources as well as a catalyst for socioeconomic development and the commercialization of intellectual property - for Texas, the nation and the world.
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No one's arguing with the innate appeal of a sun-kissed glow. From Barbie to the Beach Boys, pop culture is filled with icons lauding the life-affirming power of a good base tan. But it's 2012, and we're all well aware of the skin-wrecking effects of sunbathing and (eek) fake-baking. (Right? Don't make us pry the SPF 0 Hawaiian Tropic out of your hands.)
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Re: "....but there was not enough room for them to do so"
Just how big a gun did they have?
Perhaps they were taking a leaf out of the Norks' book. They needed an anti-aircraft gun to kill a Defence Minister.
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Just how big a gun did they have?
Perhaps they were taking a leaf out of the Norks' book. They needed an anti-aircraft gun to kill a Defence Minister.
They all get lead home
I think you mean "led". The Northumbrian cow in the story got lead, but it didn't get home.
My initial thought was that the mosquitos' aerodynamics would be compromised by priapism. But it's the female mosquitos that fly around biting people, so I guess it works by giving them something else to do.
What it's not for is identifying whose frothycapudoodah is whose
I think it probably is. Starbuck's is notable for the fact that, however many servers are behind the counter, it takes them so long to make a cup of "coffee" that you have to mill around with a mob of 20 people waiting for their drinks.
The other thing it's notable for is that nobody's job description includes clearing and cleaning the tables, so you have to eat and drink in a midden of dirty dishes and spillage.
One of the striking things about bubble cars in the 1950s was that two of them bore names familiar from wartime German planes. In the case of the Messerschmitt you could easily imagine that they'd just removed the wings and tail (assuming you were 11 years old and had only ever seen Me109s in comics). They should have produced a Stuka, too.
There was a rumour that people could get trapped in the Isetta because it had a front-opening door and no reverse gear.
I used to own an original Mini, with the pre-Hydrolastic rubber suspension. It had an 1100 engine dropped in, which didn't actually seem to make it go any faster (though repeated incompetent attempts to "tune" the SU carburettor may have been a factor). I also used to ride a James, though mine was a 250 twin.
Interesting article. I just wish I could stop reading the name of the fish as "oompah".
It's not clear from the pictures whether the catch-up content will be accessed through the same UI as real-time broadcast. If it's just a matter of putting a BBC iPlayer button on the EPG, then I'm less than impressed. If, on the other hand, it will make it possible to avoid using the atrocious iPlayer UI, then I'll start to think about changing my TV.
"We are unhappy with harassing behavior on Reddit; we have survey data that show our users are, too"
They needed a survey to find that out?
"Politics is show business for ugly people" (various attributions)
I recently acquired a car that has a Limit button on the steering wheel. It's something I would never have expected to use, but it turns out it's quite valuable. Maintaining a speed below 30 requires a slice of attention that can be reallocated to things like looking out for pedestrians
and trying to open CD cases. The only oddity is the way the car seems to slow down once the de-restriction sign becomes visible.
Alongside features like automatic emergency braking and adaptive cruise control, it makes me wonder whether the effort going into self-driving cars would be more usefully applied to devising a hybrid control model, where the car handles control functions that can be automated relatively easily, while the drive continues to handle the difficult stuff like steering and trying to open CD cases.
"Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best friend. Inside of a dog it's too dark to read."
The invading hordes are clones
I know that plants and insects are capable of clonal reproduction, but I didn't know birds could do it. What's the mechananism? Can they hatch unfertilised eggs?
I don't see what's impossible about hiding inside a TV. There are lots of people inside my TV. Some read news, others sing or tell jokes. I don't know how they get in there.
The SNP aren' t especially left wing.... They're basically Blairite.
I expect they want independence so Scotland can invade Iraq.
If we did leave the Union we wouldn't be subjected to nineteen-sixty-fucking-six football pish *every* *fucking* *four* *years*.
I haven't the slightest idea what you're trying to say, but the ranting tone and foul language seem to be an example of exactly the kind of toxic behaviour you are deprecating.
Actually Scotland joined the union because the nobility bankrupted themselves (the Darien Scheme was a private venture, not a state one)
What sort of state venture do you imagine might have existed in late 17th Century Scotland? If the beneficiaries of the bail-out were posessed of sufficient power to "sell out the country", then they were to all intents and purposes the state.
Even so, I think after 215 years it's probably time to forget about the Darien episode.
@Nigel Whitfield
I keep hearing how "England is weary of the noise" and other such stuff, but only from people on forums. Where are these English people who hate the Scottish so much, or just want them to go away?
I've never met any such person in real life
So we can disregard your view because it comes from one of the "people on forums"?
At the risk of falling foul of the same self-denying ordinance, permit me to say that I am very, very weary of the noise. I don't "hate the Scottish". What I do hate is narrow sectional interests that want to get everybody else dancing to their tune. I don't care if it's the SNP, the TUC, the RAC, Arthur Scargill or the Society for the Independence of Pimlico.
The SNP received 1,454,436 votes out of an electorate of more than 46,353,900. A lot more than Arthur Scargill, admittedly, but still less than 0.7%. I call that noise.
What you say obviously makes sense. The worry is that a LAN can be accidentally connected to the outside world, for example by deciding that a workstation needs Internet access for a legitimate reason.
Yup. It's called an Axon because it'll zap you right in the dendrites.
At first I thought you had made a typo and meant "steganography".
But if you really meant "stenography", you have a really good point. Are they going to round up all the shorthand typists and Hansard reporters?
Of course. Because when a terrorist wants to send secret messages he goes down to PC World and buys a yard of encryption.
Anyone who develops in Java will be familiar with the idiotic scenario where you can only download so-called Strong Cryptography libraries if you promise not to pass them on to the bad guys.
one armed bandits ... that took empty drinks cans
What happens if you win the jackpot? I'm not sure I want 1000 empty drinks cans.
Here's an entropy aware pass phrase generator I really like:
Yikes! I flatter myself that I have a good vocabulary, but a high proportion of the passphrases contain unfamiliar, foreign or obscure words.
overnice bowline sceptic octopus pleopod sentient
licorice patroon miler bondman tramline dicker
par compo gyrus carolus rejoice jack
whoreson winding digit lozenge skiplane hopper
refer hyoscine nude ala fender piton
resign hawfinch enshrine assignor boast heliport
compos trigraph slacks genital corpsman akene
matchbox squeaky plump haloid sapwood metallic
byelaw smallish turbit marking afforest praetor
Then write down that password on an anonymous and otherwise blank piece of paper and leave it in that decorative tea-pot your mother has.
The paper's not going to last long if she keeps making tea in the pot.
This evening I have to drive 50 miles to a TNT depot to collect a parcel. I am required to produce the non-delivery card, a utility bill, and my passport. This is considerably more ID than would be needed to gain entry to most foreign countries.
A few years ago I worked at a site where the bogs were only accessible from the secured area but were shared between two companies in adjacent offices. The result was that you needed a pass to get out of the bog. The passes were managed from 100 miles away by a nest of jobsworths who used to cancel them in an arbitrary way in the middle of the working day. You can guess where I was when my pass got cancelled.
More recently I've encountered a system where you need a pass to get out as well as in, and where the doors send you a stroppy email if you aren't meticulous about closing them behind you.
Curously, there seems to be evidence that the command prompt in Windows still has a tiny spark of life in it. (Or maybe I'm late discovering features in the obscure and hard-to-find documentation.) "set /?" now delivers three screens of help, and includes features like string replacement and delayed variable expansion. You can write surprisingly capable scripts now. Unfortunately there seems to be some rule that any new feature has to be invoked by obscure metacharacters. I suspect that this is a legacy of the original feeble MS-DOS parser.
I'm reasonably sure that the first versions of MS-DOS did offer command-line editing. It used function keys F1 to F9(?) and it's still available in Windows 7, although some of the functions now produce a popup prompt which obviously wasn't there in MS-DOS.
I was also bemused by this:
... the number of transistors used in a typical CPU — the CPU transistor count — would double ....
Given that this is a techie site I should think most readers would be able to guess that the number of transistors used in a typical CPU is also known as "the CPU transistor count".
When I read the article I was astounded to see reports of problems with things like Outlook and Visual Studio. The clear implication is that the operating system and the layered applications are so entangled that changes to the system break the applications.
Microsoft has a track record of making secret APIs available to its own applications, and it looks like it's come back to bite them.
The whole hotel booking site world is like a zoo. You've got booking sites doing deals with hotels, booking sites doing deals with bedbanks, booking sites that consolidate from other booking sites, possibly including other consolidators, and so ad infinitum. Over and above that is the suspicion that the hotel puts you in a crap room when you use a booking site.
I've never used Booking.com. As other commentards have pointed out, they rarely seem to be the cheapest, which makes this story rather surprising.
"What Google may do is give preference to their own services, but it does not force you to select them."
Actually, yes, they indirectly do. Ever tried the "I feel lucky" button?
No, I've never tried it. Which is odd, since you seem to think we're all forced to use it.
The idea that cutting trees in this way is anti-conservation is plain stupid.
They aren't cutting primal broadleaf woodland or tropical rain forest. The softwood trees that are used for paper and packaging are grown for the purpose. Less timber-based packaging means fewer trees, not more. It's a crop, and it's only grown because there is a market for it. You might as well try to conserve wheat by eating less bread.
night lights under the bed
Eh? Is that so the monsters under the bed don't get scared?
The great thing about BAAS is that you can count them when you can't sleep.
Far from improving my self-esteem, it's made me feel rather guilty. My intention was to conform to the Reg posting style, which usually has much in common with the fish-slapping dance.
I hope your cold gets better soon.
@Arnaut the less : I suspect that the commentards making and reading the feeble jokes about the typo are not doing so because they have missed the significance of the discovery. But thank you for your sermon, Headmaster.
@LucreLout : I agree heartily with what you say, and I've even upvoted you.
But I can't avoid the suspicion that when you say "Queue lots and lots of things that were never a pattern being ..." you probably mean "Cue lots and lots ...". The metaphor refers to the stage (or possibly film and TV studios), as in "Cue music, cue lights, cue Hamlet".
If your first names are Mary of the Cross, I should think you're a shoo-in for canonization.
I see that Simon Rockman, the author of the condescending soi-disant expression, is billed as "Mobile and Motoring Correspondent".
His description of it as "what we used to use before HTML 5" suggests he's less knowledgable about programming languages than phones and cars. I can only imagine he's referring to Applets, which haven't been a significant area of Java use for at least ten years. The vast majority of Java runs on servers, where "write once, run anywhere" is in fact true.
Since the soi in this case is a woman, surely it should be soi-disante?
Tidal is revolutionary in offering "CD-quality" downloads
No it isn't. I regularly buy CD-quality downloads from Presto Classical, and have been doing so for some time. I'm sure most online music retailers offer a similar service. Presto Classical also offer "Studio-quality" downloads, but I haven't got the audio equipment (or the ears) to justify the extra cost.
I recently bought an Asus VN247H - I don't know what's the difference between this and the reviewed VE247H.
I almost immediately returned it. The stand was so flimsy that the screen would wobble as I typed (maybe I should cut out the strength pills). But the main problem was that it caused the operating system to freeze. I first saw this with Ubuntu 14.10, so I backed off to 14.04, but the problem remained. Within 15 min of logging in, the system froze and required a hard reboot. Following a change of monitor, no problem.
I was surprised about this, because I imagined that the monitor is a purely passive peripheral. Maybe the problem was with driver software, but this too is surprising, as I certainly didn't install any drivers and I should have thought all 1920x1080 HDMI monitors would be identical from the perspective of the O/S.
@Pete H Which will come when "users" realise they also have a right to pay for the content they are consuming on the internet.
OK Pete, you've convinced me. Can you provide a list of the sites that are worth paying for so that we can all subscribe?
in the UK that generally applies to houses built since electricity was discovered
My house was built in about 1760 and expanded in 1810*. The original supply was via overhead poles, but the whole village seems to have been converted to underground supply about 30 years ago. When they did this, they seem to have removed the supply from the pole but couldn't be bothered to route an underground supply into the house. Instead they left a pair of bare copper wires running on insulated brackets along the side of the house and connected to the mains by a cable laid across my neighbour's roof and down his front wall into the street. He recently needed his chimney swept, but the sweep wisely declined to go anywhere near the live exposed copper wires.
* I suppose the later date is after electricity was discovered, depending on what you mean by "discovered", but it's definitely before electricity was supplied.
Maybe I misunderstand, but the review seems to say that local menus are new in 15.04. I have had local menus in 14.04 for some time now. ISTR I had to change a setting to get them, but it was no big deal.
The trouble is that Unity menus don't actually work as well as traditional menus. Possibly because of the auto-hide feature, it's sometimes necessary to click a menu item more than once to invoke it. Even Windows 3.0 had menus that worked as expected.
This sounds like a good time to tell the Argies "We've changed our minds. You can have the Malvinas. But you have to take immediate posession."
...because thats the way we learnt it as children in less politically correct times...
Why does a rhyme about Wing Commander Guy Gibson's dog cause so much fuss?
As far as I'm aware most UK electicity supply to premises is underground, too.
It is a nautical term
But I'm sure its use to describe the instrument cluster in a car (and maybe similar clusters elsewhere) is of fairly long standing.
The BMW 5 Series (and other models too, no doubt) has a HUD option. It's quite expensive - over £2k IIRC.
Yesterday sombody told me about a cheap Chinese HUD you can plug into the OBD2 port. Interesting, though I suspect that this option may turn out to have a few issues.
The owner could update it whenever they felt the need with their choice of units from any one of a dozen suppliers.
Sadly, eleven of the dozen suppliers were to be found in pub carparks*. While living in a respectable area of London I once had two head units stolen in as many weeks. The main advantage of integrated head units is that they seem to discourage theft.
* The logic behind this trade mystifies me. Even at the time, it was nearly impossible to buy a car without a radio. The only market for stolen head units must have been people who had just had their own stolen. Most of them would probably buy a new one on insurance, so the market must have been seriously oversupplied. I suppose the economics don't register when you're funding a crack habit.


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2. Red Lobster
Pretty nice place. Not bad at all. Staff were nice and very helpful when it came to changing my food. Food was ok too.
3. Olive Garden Italian Restaurant
cherished this business all of the twenty years living in Florida. Both Red Lobster and Olive Garden were outstanding facilities to dine.
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1394 SW 160th Ave, Sunrise FL, 33326Sunrise, FL 33326
5. Dino's Pizza Company
This is the best pizza in South Florida. The crust is spectacular, crispy, never soggy. The sauce is wonderful and there are an abundance of topping…
6. Joe's Pizza & Pasta
Joe Parisotti and his crew at Joe's Pizza & Pasta in Coral Springs have done a great job in taking over from the prior establishment. This loca…
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8. Red LobsterMenu
Over the years I have frequented this restaurant, and they never fail to deliver. I have had probably most of their seafood dishes, with no clunker…
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Happytrails5 does not sound very happy. I really don't know what place he/she is talking about. I have eaten at Marola's at least 12-14 times in th…
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9469 W Atlantic BlvdCoral Springs, FL 33071
From Business: Buca di Beppo serves authentic Italian cuisine in an eclectic, vintage setting. Our dishes are served family-style, meant to be shared by everyone at the table. Two…
11. Milano Italian Grill
Food very good, service excellent. Restaurant is rather small so reservations on weekends should be made.
12. TavolinoMenu
We had a great time working with Ed and his team for Aimee's Bat Mitzvah. This is not only a great restaurant but you can also have a private party …
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If you want great food and outstanding service you have to go to Sicilian Oven...any of them. the staff is well trained and the food is consistentl…
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Excellent Pizza, great pasta
15. Pasta Wow!
7372 W Atlantic BlvdMargate, FL 33063
16. Doris Italian Market & BakeryMenu
I love Doris's everything is so freah and the prices bet Publix.
17. Carrabba's Italian GrillMenu
2501 N University DrCoral Springs, FL 33065
Amazing food, probably the Best food ever!!!!
18. El Condor Pasa RestaurantMenu
953 SW 71st AveNorth Lauderdale, FL 33068
19. Perrone's Ristorante
10181 W Sample RdCoral Springs, FL 33065
20. Cafe VincenzoMenu
The best review I have read is at: http://www.margatenews.net/margatenews/news/articles/article977.asp
21. Four Star RavioliMenu
OUTSTANDING-the best & closest to gramma & momma's recipes. The cannoli is GREAT.
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It doesn't get any better than this. Authentic Italian pizza and great service!
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10057 Sunset StripSunrise, FL 33322
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27. Villa Fresh Italian Kitchen
12801 W Sunrise Blvd Sp 211Sunrise, FL 33323
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The first time I went to Casa d'Angelo I did not get to eat. My reservation got mixed up with someone elses and the wait after that was over an hour. No apologies, no care. I tried to give the host some flow to let me go by, but Luigi and Vicenzo were before me (I made up those names) therefore, I did not win the battle. Upset went to a near by restaurant. After that, and all the reviews I seen. I decide it to give it another try and not so crowded what a fantastic time I had. Maybe I was in a better mood, that night because everything appeal to me. Even the waiters looked great! The atmosphere was uplifting, the smell of Italian food (home made pasta sauce, garlic, tomatoes, oregano, basil) and fresh bread cautivated my sense of palate. I do reccomend this place for a family affair or friends. Not so much for a date or a romantic dinner. The placed is hecked it at all times, busy waiter, loud italian conversation---but if you are loud too--You will fit In. Make sure that you confirmed your reservation twice. After all I do love this place and always be one of my Favorite Restaurant in town. Ciao Ms.Fort Lauderdale US Sabrina Thornton
where should i start... this is the best italian i have had a little pricy but it worth it. many people are saying many things that are not truthful honestly, personaly i do not agree thats right... i do not agree the have: great service, amazing food, and i think the dress code is exceptional. ( one of our family friends had a wife she had a very bad disease they last place she ate was at outback stakehouse she told us that she wished the last place she ate at was casa d angelos!) mama mia!! i am speachless! all i can say is YOU CANT GO WRONG WITH CASA D ANGELO


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I found a problem in iOS 7 which occurs often but not always.
First I set up device motion like this:
[self.motionManager startDeviceMotionUpdatesUsingReferenceFrame:CMAttitudeReferenceFrameXArbitraryCorrectedZVertical
toQueue:[NSOperationQueue currentQueue]
It works until the user locks the screen on iPad Mini with iOS 7. When the user waits about 5 seconds before he unlocks the screen again, device motion works fine again.
When the user unlocks the screen quickly after locking it, device motion stops working and the handler isn't called anymore.
I assume that in this case the programmer must restart device motion manually. What is the recommended way to guarantee that device motion is running successfully?


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