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Accepting Acceptance
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We hear so much about acceptance in the stuttering community. It is important that we accept ourselves, perceived flaws and all, if we want others to accept us as we are.
Acceptance is one of humanity's most basic needs. If you think back to psychology courses you took, you'll likely remember Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. Love and belonging (or acceptance) is right smack in the middle of the needs that all human beings need in order to lead a fulfilled life.
It takes courage to accept acceptance into our lives. We live in a society where we are constantly bombarded by media images of perfection and many of us hold ourselves up to those images, aspiring to achieve goals that may never be achieved.
To truly accept yourself, you must have the courage to present yourself to the world as is and be proud of who you are.
People who stutter often have tremendous difficulty with acceptance. We feel different, we sound different, we are different. There are very few role models for us who stutter openly in the media. What images we have of stuttering in the media are often infused with negativity or comedy.
So it's no wonder we might struggle with accepting acceptance. It's not something that comes easily and for some people who stutter, they may never fully accept acceptance. They may strive for fluency and constantly be on the lookout for the next greatest program, therapy or medication that promises to eliminate stuttering. They want to live up to those media images of perfection, where no one stutters.
Accepting acceptance doesn't mean that we can't still explore ways to manage or improve our speech. We may be interested in stuttering more comfortably and with less tension. That's not a sell out to acceptance. It just means that we want to be the best that we can be with what we have.
It took me years to allow acceptance into my life. I was ashamed of stuttering for so long, because of all of the negative external messages that I internalized. For me, it was and still is a journey. Shame still creeps in occasionally and it's in those moments that I actively remind myself that I am good, that I am whole, that my difference is OK and that I am enough. I think when I do that, I'm accepting acceptance.
What do you think of accepting acceptance? Have you?
Keeping Her On Her Toes-Episode 157
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Episode 157 features Haley Mitchem who hails from Alexandria, Virginia. Haley is a Human Resources Manager for a federal contractor. She is also an avid soccer fan and player, playing on a couple of co-ed soccer teams.
We start out our conversation talking about soccer and how she manages her stuttering on the field. She says she is pretty vocal when playing and sometimes when she stutters, by the time she gets the word out, the play is over already! Haley takes this in stride as part of stuttering.
We also talk about her professional work and how she got into HR. Listen in as Haley describes how she actually stumbled into the field. But she definitely doesn't stumble when at work – she doesn't let her stuttering hold her back.
And listen as we discuss the transition Haley feels she has made regarding her stuttering, advertising stuttering and her participation in avoidance reduction therapy.
We wrap up this fantastic episode talking about stuttering as a disability and Haley offers advice from her unique perspective as both a person who stutters and a HR professional to job seekers.
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That Space Between
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What goes through your head during that space between words when you are stuttering? You know what I mean, that often long pause that creates space between two words while you are having a block.
Is it something that you think about? I have. Not often because my blocks aren't too long, but every once in a while I get one that seems long and definitely creates that space.
I often feel anxious, as it isn't natural to have long pauses between words. Even when that is done intently by a speaker for emphasis, that space is often not as long as one created by a stutterer.
Sometimes I think to myself, "Oh no, not now." Or I think, "What are they thinking?" I try to re-frame my thoughts and sometimes think, "Oh good, a moment to catch my breath." Especially when I am presenting, I can use that space to compose myself and prepare for the fluent word that inevitably comes after the space.
Fluent people probably never give this a thought.
Remember To Breathe
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It always surprises me to hear one person who stutters advise another person who stutters to remember to breathe when facing a stressful speaking situation. It's not something like remembering to turn off the coffee pot before leaving the house. For that, you have to consciously focus on the act of walking over to the coffee pot and powering it off.
Breathing isn't like that. There's isn't an "on-off" switch that we need to remember to push. It's not mechanical. Breathing comes automatically. We do not think about doing it. We just do it. Like the Nike slogan. The human body comes equipped with the innate ability to do that which keeps us alive. Unless of course we are injured or gravely ill and mechanical breathing is indeed needed for breathing.
So why then do we often hear people reminding us to breathe? I often get annoyed when people who don't stutter offer me that advice. Like I have a choice. Like there is a button to push. As if "just breathing" was enough to stop stuttering.
It's not that easy. Stuttering is a neurologically influenced disorder which interrupts the normal flow of speech. Breathing, which we already do without thinking about it, does not improve our stuttering.
I see and hear this a lot in the stuttering community. Someone will post on a forum that they are nervous about an upcoming job interview and ask for advice. Inevitably, someone will write, "remember to breathe." That thought doesn't enter my mind when I am faced with a challenging speaking situation. I am usually thinking about a strategy I can use to lessen repetitions or to get out of a block. Breathing isn't a trick to pull out of the speech tool bag.
Why do you suppose people who stutter offer this advice to other people who stutter? Is it because they can't think of anything else?
Living Out Loud
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I came across this great phrase "living out loud" in a post I referenced on Facebook four years ago. It popped up in my memories section of Facebook today.
The article was about a high school senior who was going to give opening remarks to 2500 people at his graduation. He stutters and wasn't letting anything stand in his way.
The headline of the article read "Tenacious grad doesn't let fear stop him from living out loud." I remember thinking how much I liked that phrase, particularly about someone who stutters.
How many of us have lived silently, below the radar, taking a backseat at school or work because of our stutter? How many of us have let fear of possible negative social reaction hold us back from doing something we really want to do? How many of us have been told we couldn't do something because we stutter and we believed that and took it to heart?
I did all of those things for a long time when I tried, unsuccessfully, to hide my stuttering. I let people's negative reactions affect the way I thought about myself and purposely chose to stay in the background. I thought that was safer and I wouldn't be subjected to other people's ridicule or negative beliefs about me.
But it wasn't safer. I was compromising my self respect and authenticity by pretending I didn't want to be involved in life's moments. I desperately wanted to be involved. I had a voice and it yearned to be heard, repetitions, shakes and all.
I wasted many years being silent and pretending that I was OK with that. Over the last nine years, I have made up for lost time. I let my voice be heard. I don't let anyone silence me. I don't choose silence. I am living out loud and letting people hear my unique voice.
I challenge you to do the same. Let your voice be heard. Take a chance and say yes when someone asks you to do a talk or presentation or participate in a conference call. Go on job interviews with the confidence that you'll be memorable and that people value your abilities. Talk to your child's teachers, make your own phone calls and don't let anyone tell you that you can't do anything because of your speech.
Live Out Loud.
Her Coming Out Year-Episode 156
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Episode 156 features Elizabeth Wislar who hails from Chicago, IL and now lives in Athens, Georgia. Elizabeth is a teacher of students with disabilities, is mom to amazing daughter Clare and is really into fitness.
Elizabeth has been teaching for 17 years and prior to this year, had been in denial and covert about her stuttering. This year has been her coming out year, as you'll learn from listening to her story. Knowing another teacher who stutters and asking her students to embrace disabilities was the catalyst Elizabeth needed to come out of the covert closet.
Listen is as Elizabeth talks about introducing her class to Nina G, a comedian who stutters and also has learning disabilities. Nina spoke to Elizabeth's class via video and the class also used Nina's book, "Once Upon An Accommodation."
We also talk about the relief Elizabeth feels from finally being open about stuttering, her father's stuttering and the concept of stuttering being a disability. Elizabeth is going to be a co-leader for a new NSA chapter in Athens and will be attending her first NSA conference this July.
Music used in today's episode is credited to ccMixter.
Amazing Communication Skills
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For years, I believed that stuttering could not be used in the same sentence as effective communicator. The two did not equate. Stuttering to communication was like a bull in a china closet – not going to work.
But ever since I joined Toastmasters and practiced public speaking and realized that I could communicate effectively, things changed. I began to believe in myself as a communicator and others did too. I've been asked to speak to many groups about my stuttering journey, something I never imagined myself doing when I was younger.
Last week, I had the opportunity to speak to a high school science class about the neurobiology of stuttering.The students were a great audience and asked thoughtful questions. They also provided me with great feedback.
These are just a few of the comments students emailed me the day after the presentation:
"Listening to you speak was amazing. You're so confident and knowledgeable on the topic and it was truly inspirational."
"Your ability to conquer your fear of stuttering was inspiring. I wish I had your amazing communication skills."
"I truly admire the courage it took for you to present to us! You are an inspiration and I hope you know what a great communicator you are!"
It was so gratifying to talk to these kids and have them share that they think someone who stutters can still be a great communicator.
We CAN be great communicators. Remember, there is so much more to effective communication than being fluent. Speaking regularly and getting feedback proves that.


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Why? Because you can! And pickle, and jam, or otherwise celebrate the resurgence of the domestic arts our forebears held so dear. Put on your best apron and step into our kitchen, won't you?
Most kimchi is too spicy for kids to enjoy, but not this one: as we've left the chili out completely. This kimchi has ginger and garlic like a traditional recipe, but in milder quantities for tender palates. A quick and easy ferment to make.
What's better than fresh, homemade kimchi? This homemade kimchi with fresh pomegranate seeds - an all out flavor extravaganza! Sweet, salty, spicy, pungent and sour, this one has it all. Amazing with stir fry, seafood or eaten straight from the jar!
Kale, dark and strongly flavored, makes for an very assertive kimchi. The longer you let if ferment, the louder it will make its presence known.
The anise taste and wet crunch of fennel make an excellent kimchi. Since gochugaru dried pepper flakes weren't available this recipe used McCormick red pepper flakes. Worked out just fine!
Delicious seasonal and resourceful kimchi pickles using a flexible, template approach to this spicy passion-inspiring ferment.
April Bloomfield's Kimchi Salad Dressing brilliantly enlivens many salads with exciting flavours and beneficial micro-beasties.
Brussels sprouts are a logical next step in kimchi making. With 3 Tablespoons of heat (red pepper flakes and cayenne) and a two week ferment, this is a distinctly hot and spicy recipe.
This quick and easy kimchi recipe incorporates ramps, but works with green onions or leeks if you don't have access to foraged ramps.
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In an industry where curveballs are thrown at you every day, the customers are the loudest and craziest, and your clients can have career-ending emergencies any minute, staying on your toes is not recommended, it's required. The business of sports is a business unlike any other, and because of this, working in it necessitates a unique set of skills and talents. On Tuesday, April 5, 2016, the Smith School held an all-star panel discussion that dove deep into the lanes of the sports business industry as part of the offerings of the Sports Management Fellows Program.


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- 50 years of art: Lititz Outdoor Fine Art Show set for July 30
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- The 'Great Eastern Wizard' of the Park House hotel
- Manheim woodworker crafts bodies for Martin Guitar
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Clarence Farrell91, WWII veteran, Oblender's Furniture salesman
Clarence Farrell, 91, of Lancaster, died Sunday, Jan. 29, 2012 at Moravian Manor, Lititz.
He was the husband of the late Mildred A. (Hyle) Farrell, who died in 1993.
Born in Philadelphia, he was the son of the late William and Clara (Moyer) Farrell.
He was a charter member of the Community United Methodist Church. Clarence was a proud U.S. Army veteran, having served in World War II in Africa and Italy. He also was a member of the American Legion-Post #34 and the Fair Play Hunting Club, Perry County. Clarence had worked as a salesman at the former Oblender's Furniture, downtown Lancaster.
Surviving are one son: Terry C., husband of Joyce Farrell; two grandchildren; two nephews: Jeffrey Millhouse and Linwood Hyle; and four nieces: Sherry Parmer, Pam Gillis, Shirley Breniser and Sandy Lovelace.
He was preceded in death by a nephew: Larry Hyle on Jan. 20.
Funeral services will be held at the Community United Methodist Church, 130 Tennyson Drive, Lancaster, on Feb. 2 at 2 p.m. with Pastor Carolene S. Brubaker officiating. Interment will be in the Riverview Burial Park, Lancaster, with military honors.
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Is Euro 2016 Wayne Rooney's last chance to cement his legacy?
As England look to end 50 years without a major international trophy, Wayne Rooney may be their focal point for the last time.
As England look to end 50 years without a major international trophy, Wayne Rooney may be their focal point for the last time.
Roy Hodgson still has some big decisions to make with his England team selection as we edge closer to the European Championships.
Thomas Wyer discusses the reasons why China is about to burst onto the scene, both internationally and domestically.
Vineet Varma calls for Manchester United skipper Wayne Rooney to show his true colours after a sluggish start to the season.
Ryan Collins discusses Manchester United's evolution under Louis van Gaal as a number of key signings look to fit in.
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Well, Emmeline can be Emmalin, Emmaleen, or Emmaline (with the long i). The name has always been spelled Emmeline and pronunciation depends on your dialect/accent. Emmelyn looks just "trendified". Plus there is the Welsh name Emlyn, which is pronounced EEm-lin. Seems to me, as with Caroline, that you can pronounce the name pretty much however you wish, but I definitely prefer the Emmeline spelling. (I also prefer Caroline to Carolyn as well.)
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The laptop worked fine for one day, then refused to turn on. The little DELL logo screen was all the farther it would go, and then it would just sit there. I called the Dell tech people and after an hour, three people, and a screen sharing session, they had "the issue resolved." From my understanding the laptop needed some updated software, even though it was brand new. Yeah, ok. Other than that annoying bit, the thing works great and is super easy to use. Lightweight and just the right size between not too big and not too small, it's an excellent little machine I will be taking to college with me. The only thing I warn against is that there is no start menu. At least not like older generations. Do your homework before buying this computer, but I'll be the first to admit its simplicity is superb!
This is my first laptop and I was quite excited to see this model 14z in such an affordable price with grt features.Mine is Inspiron 14z i5 machine.
Delivery was quite quick and I was pleased they gave home delivery without any extra charges. Initial set up was ok BUT to my utter disappointment the laptop failed to boot up and stuck at the DELL Logo after the first shut down. I was very tensed because it was just 3 hours after I received the laptop. however I quickly called up dell technical support team and they had resolved the issue very efficiently. In addition to that they also provided me information about the windows 8 Features as it was new for me being an Windows XP user. Now the machine is fine and working as expected. I would still recommend this machine to others BUT I would request DELL Product Team to look for the Permanent Fix for Boot Up issue and could also look into the battery life as this is not as claimed in the specifications. But Still a grt machine... :)
Based on over 25 years in the IT field, the evolution of the Ultrabook is still in its infancy. My initial experience with the Dell Inspiron 14z was positive with its slim, ultra light design. The performance met and at times exceeded my expectations. Unfortunately, the internal hard drive failed only after several months. Dell responded quickly by dispatching a technician to my home who was unable to properly diagnose the problem which lead to the computer being sent back. I was disappointed that it took over 12 business days to simply diagnose and then replace the hard drive. I opted to re-install the operating system unless I wanted to wait longer for it's return. Since then the system is now performing well but the overall design reveals weak points such as the monitor connection. The overall development of the Dell Ultrabook is going to need further work to deliver a product that will bring it up to the quality standards that Dell has been well known for in the past.
I recently purchased the badly and so wrongly reviewed 14z inspiron ultrabook. First things first, the reviews got me so worried about the display, but their is nothing wrong with the resolution. Yes, it's a bit less brighter than other notebooks out there, but it is more than good enough. The battery could be a little more, but I usually use it at home, so it's not really a problem for me. But in general, I'd say it lasts around 4 and a half hours. I am awfully pleased with the product. This is my first Dell purchase, and I assure you I will be back for my next! The design is magnificent, and the keyboard is fun to use. Although, I did face one problem. When I turned the lappy on after the first shut down, it wouldn't move past the Dell logo, but all good, nothing the forums couldn't fix. My ultrabook has no problems whatsoever and the speakers are more than satisfying. Great job on this one Dell!
Overall, this is a great computer. My first laptop in college late 90s was an Inspiron and partial since. This of course far surpasses with very high boot speed, processor and response. I love the thin frame, though felt heavier than expected. Quality of monitor and sound good so far. I haven't tried out the webcam or battery-only usage. I'm going overseas for holiday, so we'll see how it fares on long plane trip and Skype calling. I've had a little issue with Wi-fi, but mainly worked great. I did immediately remove their anti-virus before using since I have my own product. Pros: Fast boot and processor; thin; good quality on monitor & sound; solid performance; great portable work laptop for daily use. Cons: Tiny heavier than expected (since I travel); concern of usage with battery-only power even with saver settings; small glitch with Wifi though mainly fixed by removal of anti-virus; unlighted keyboard and touchy keypad even after fixing settings. Overall solid investment and I'm reassured once again in choosing Dell to purchase the Inspiron 14Z UltraBook as my laptop investment.
Bought this computer from local store, started up and configured it for first time use. So far so good. Shut it down and started, only to see that the laptop does not pass the DELL Logo Screen. Looks like the Boot Software is hosed. I returned the product to the store and bought a new one, and ran into the same problem. I have been a dell loyalist for many many years and I went a head with Dell for this purchase as I was confident of the quality, but looks like Dell has messed it up big time with this line. The laptop was supposed to come with Adobe Elements and Premeire installed, but I have not seen them for the "brief" period I used the laptop. This has been a biggest dampener of holiday mood as this was bought for the kids use. I see that lot of people have ran into these problems. I am in a fix on to return the system and go for another computer or raise a service desk.
I upgraded from an older XPS with 4 USB ports to the Ultrabook which has only 2 USB ports inconveniently located on either side. These are USB 3.0 ports. A USB 2.0 hub does not work on them. I had to call Dell to even get started, and they had to install software remotely since the Dell ports are not backwards compatible. I had also purchased an external drive for backup at the same time. This works much faster with a 3.0 port. So then I set out to acquire a USB 3.0 Hub that can operate off the laptop as did the 2.0. After hours online and calling various vendors, Dell finally informed me that no such thing is available in the market. All that is available are larger, bulkier "hubs" requiring power adaptors. So much for portability. It would have been very nice to have known this in advance since my intent was to go to a fast daily backup, and therefore the existence of portability and useable 3.0 hubs induced me to buy this machine. Be forewarned because Dell will not tell you. You cannot use a 2.0 hub for additional ports. Nor can you get a 3.0 hub that will be portable. There is no solution.
The first thing you will notice is how slim the Inspiron 14z is. Next you will notice that it is a little heavier than it looks (yet still very light), but feels solidly built. You will turn it on and marvel at how fast the 14z boots into windows. You'll be even more impressed with the amount of battery life left after watching a streaming HD movie. The Inspiron 14z is a lot of tech in a small package. Pros:
- Thin!
- Powerful
- USB 3.0 and Lightning Bolt support
- Good battery life
- Cool and quiet
- Great multimedia performance
- Perfect size... small enough for great portability, yet large enough to do serious work on.
- Looks cool and classy Cons:
- Keyboard has a bit more flex than I would like, but nothing major
- Glossy LCD... though this is more of a personal preference, I prefer matte screens.
- Shared mic/headphone port. I need an adapter to use my PC headset.
First let me say that this laptop is the 7th Dell I have owned. This is the first time that I feel Dell has really dropped the ball. I bought this to use for school to take back and forth to the campus. The size and weight is perfect for what I was looking for. However, I have had it for about 7 weeks and it has not worked properly for the entire time. I have spent hours on the phone with support and it works for about 20 minutes and then it quits. Now I have been waiting 2 weeks for a part to be delivered and then installed. School starts on Monday and my computer that I bought 7 weeks ago is being used as a paperweight and will not be ready. I will be filing a claim with American Express to get my money back and will be purchasing a laptop from somewhere else with better customer service, probably a mac. Sad to say this will be the last Dell I will every buy.
I just purchased a Dell Inspiron 14Z and received it today. Within hours of turning it on, I've encountered the same issue with the wireless card identified by other owners. My solution was to delete McAfee (since apparently this is the source of the problem) and replace it with another similar program. Of course this means (a) I'm not using a program which presumably I paid for (a trial version at least) and (b) I have to purchase another program. But at least the wirelss now seems to work. My question is: since this problem has already been brought to Dell's attention, why are they still making and selling this laptop, without first resolving the issue? Where is Dell's quality control in all this? If you want to avoid frustration, don't buy this laptop (which is a shame, given that in other respects, it appears to be a fine unit).
Overall I was very happy with the computer. It was super fast right out of the box due to the solid state drive. 43 seconds from power button to browsing. I'm seriously thinking about swapping out my computer's hard drive for a SSD. It was compact and light as well. I watched several movies on it and the display was great. The quick access buttons were nice but I found I didn't use them very often. I tried the facial recognition software and it worked well at the beginning. After a few dozen logins, it started having issues with my face (pun intended). Rather than go through the facial recognition process, I opted to go the password route. The main issue I had with the computer was it's hard drive storage. After setup, I only had 51GB out of 87GB (128GB SSD) left for files. I have over 100GB of music alone and this computer would not have fit my needs with out some modification or having all my files on a media server (I will eventually). If you're planning on using the laptop as a netbook, it's great, super fast and lightweight. If you plan on using it as a desktop replacement, you may want to find something with a little more storage space.
We bought a new 14z, 3rd gen i5, for my son. I was hesitant at first based on reviewers comments that the display was "dim". I went to costco for some hands on time and could not see what they were complaining about. The display is great. Sure there's off-angle viewing issues, but that's a feature of the technology and why look at the display of angle? It's a laptop, so adjust it. I also have to say that this windows 7 machine boots VERY FAST. We have 2 other windows 7 laptops on the house (last years 15R and a 12.1'' M101 mini). Neither of them boots (or reboots) this fast. yes MacAfee is running along with all the default Dell software. I like this machine enough that I might buy another for myself to replace an ancient Lenovo (+5 years old), that still works, but is just old, slow and clunky by comparison.
1-This Laptop has very light and nice looking but, it has basic web-cam with 2 adjustments only. Picture quality is not clear especially in the low backlight areas.
2-I had this Laptop about a week, this morning when I turn laptop on, it did not go pass Dell Logo. I had to shut it down 2times to get it going.
3-The main screen with all icons turns sideway (portrait) Every time I log in.
4-When I click on Yahoo and Google windows, they open up with 4''x4"window.
It is really great model with so much good things inside it,
but if we look at sound-audio it is not even good with compared to other ultrabooks.
I dont know whats the issue is there but volume level in this is too low. It don't give satisfaction to me personally.
So i would recommend to not to buy this just because i like to play music and videos on laptop.
If anyone can be comfortable with this than its great deal and go for this.
This is compact and cute looking fast system. I really like its all specifications excepting volume level of speakers.
Especially when the speakers are from skullcandy, i was expecting more.
But here i have not got even normal audio performance.
Its maximum volume is about only 25-30% of other dell systems having lower price.
Really too much disappointed with this.
The inspiron was a nice machine that with a few changes could have been excellent. The ports were pretty standard, but a little on the sparse side. The keyboard was pleasant t type with but not for extended periods of time. Of course to a traveler like me all of this is very much secondary to 2 main areas of concern: (1) Battery Life and (2) Weight. In the latter category it was wonderful. Truly a light and easily portable machine (although the choice to use plastic compared to some of mac's metal choices may make me change my mind down the line. Where I was disappointed was the battery life. Truly lowering all the settings and just doing basic word processing with the wifi off I was able to eek out 3 and a half hours of battery. I'm honestly not sure what it is these days that gives such poor battery life. My current laptop is an Inspiron 1405 circa 2006. Although I bought the extended battery, when it was new I could easily get 3.25 hours with all the settings up. Yet this new laptop with an SSD and supposedly less power hungry CPU and RAM could barely beat that. It's a beautiful laptop, but if it's made to be portable, a portable paper weight doesn't help -- let's try to fix the battery life.
I almost bought a Sony when I found the Inspiron. I love the versatility it has and of course the speed, reliability, and the cool sleek black design. I live in the middle of nowhere with satellite internet and it works better than any other computer I have put on this connection. I have a 60" wide screen this is connected to with HDMI and talk about awesome!! No, I do not do any online gaming. I would have nothing but a Dell, period. Cons
I only regret that I did not upgrade to a larger hard drive like 1TB and get the Bluetooth package when I bought this system. I have heard a lot of horror stories about Vista. When I bought this computer I did not want to pay extra for XP. So I thought I would try Vista Home Premium. I love it!! for me XP is the thing of the past now.
I really want to like this laptop. It is comfortable, quick, light and good display. There is only one real problem, but it is a nagging one: the touch pad buttons require a lot of force and are inconsistent. This makes any kind of text selection, scrolling or moving of items painfully difficult. Unless you use a wireless mouse, you'll need to activate all of the tapping functions for selection, but that won't solve everything. For comparison, the much older Dell Lattitude D620 touchpad buttons are much more responsive. The only other issue I've had is that because of the hybrid SSD drive on my model, making the computer dual boot is time consuming and requires a lot of searching through chat rooms. If they fix the buttons, I'd rate it much, much better.
Ordered this 14Z after returning an XPS 15. Thin, light, performs well and quiet in use. Given the spec for the price this would have scored 5 stars if it wasn't for the Wifi. Problems with the Wifi include:
- frequently locks up the connection. Only way to solve is to disable/enable wifi adaptor
- v. poor at AP roaming. It seems to hang on to incredibly weak signals to the point of lock up, when a really strong alternative signal on a different channel is only 1 metre away. Wifi adaptor was replaced by Dell very promptly (one of the bonuses of Dell), but Wifi is still a problem. If the Wifi issue is solved I would give this 5 stars again, as it really is an unbeatable Laptop for the price. Dell please hurry up and solve the Wifi issue.
Last week my new Inspiron 14z arrived. I was a little worried by the many previous reviewers who had problems with their devices. In contrast I have had not problems, and the device is fantastic. It boots really fast, without problems, and office 2013 is a nice improvement over 2010. The email setup in outlook is significantly improved. The Inspiron 14z is just the right size, a big enough screen to do real work, but thin and light enough for easy travel. Even with large hands, the keyboard is very comfortable, and the keys have a very good feel. The brushed aluminum finish is very pleasing, and it does not show finger prints like polished plastic. Awesome computer, I'm really pleased that I ignored previous reviews and purchased it.
I just got my inspiron 14z few days ago. These are the concerns I have so far. Pros:
1. Fast booting and internet speed
2. light weight
3. clear and bright screen Cons:
1. usb port with cover (it doesn't bother me much but I'm afraid of its durability)
2. the speaker doesn't have a good sound system compared to my previous laptop Anyway, I had a problem of playing music by using dell stage (i'm not sure about other music player though) as the musics couldn't be played smoothly (like weirdly kept repeating the same word). This was really annoying. Why would that be, any thoughts? Also, if I purchased Microsoft Office Home and Student 2010 before, could I switch back to Microsoft Office Starter (which is included in price)?


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More than a few Screen Shots readers have inquired as to my thoughts on which teams currently fighting for a playoff spot will actually wind up qualifying for one.
Well, with less than two weeks until the Feb. 27th trade deadline and the bipolar nature of nearly every team nowadays, I'm nowhere near brave enough to predict who'll be on the inside of the postseason looking out.
That said, I'm much more comfortable predicting who'll be on the outside looking in. Want to know which two teams almost assuredly won't make it? Not if you're a fan of the New York Rangers or Edmonton Oilers, you don't.
Yeah, I'm singling out the Blueshirts and Oilers to fail in this season's playoff race. And yeah, I'm fully prepared for the onslaught of vicious feedback that will come my way because of it.
In fact, I've grown accustomed to feeling the wrath of Edmontonians since last summer. That was when my colleagues at The Hockey News and I collectively predicted the Oilers to go from Western Conference Champions in 2005-06 to a non-playoff team this season.
Almost immediately, we were inundated with the plaintive wails of offended Oilers fans, many of who swore they would have their great-great-great-great-grandchildren write equally nasty letters to our great-great-great-great-grandchildren.
With the Oilers seven points out of a playoff spot in mid-February, we don't get many of those types of e-mails these days. And with 15 of Edmonton's final 25 games on the road -- including a six-game trip that starts tonight, and another six-gamer to finish the season -- it's unlikely we'll get many more.
Of the three teams (Calgary, Vancouver and Minnesota) the Oilers are chasing for a playoff berth, it would appear they have the best chance of catching the Wild. The problem is, despite the fact the two teams will play five more times before the end of the regular season, three of those games are in Minnesota (where the Wild are an impressive 20-5-1-3 at the Xcel Energy Center).
True, the Oilers are used to rallying in the second half of the season to squeak into the playoffs, but things seem different this year. They don't have the confidence, horses or momentum to turn the tide, and there's no impact player along the lines of Dwayne Roloson on the horizon to give them a boost.
The Rangers, on the other hand, were a team I had high expectations for this season. And they started out the campaign looking solid, building an 18-10-4 record through mid-December.
However, Tom Renney's charges were pummeled 9-2 by Toronto on Dec. 16 and lost their next six games after that. Since then, they've put together a mediocre 9-8 record, which isn't close to good enough to make up the ground they lost.
And now, with 16 of their final 26 games at Madison Square Garden (where they've only won 11 games all year, tying them for second-worst home mark in the league), the Blueshirts are up against it -- even if, rather predictably, their coach doesn't believe they're in trouble.
"I do feel [like we'll make the playoffs]," Renney told The Canadian Press Wednesday. "It's not just yapping, it's the real deal. I've seen the way we've played in the last two weeks. If we were in the playoffs and they were starting tomorrow, I would feel very, very good about playing anybody."
Ah, but anybody would feel very, very much better about playing your team, Tom. Especially after the world-class flameout the Rangers had against New Jersey last spring.
Call it the Glen Sather effect if you have to -- although in fairness to the Rangers GM, he left Edmonton seven years ago and he only stopped working for the Blueshirts a couple years back.
In any case, Sather's former and current team are beginning to look like also-rans. And with each passing day, I'm feeling very, very good about calling them exactly that.
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Basic Chinese 500 is an effective course for learning to read Chinese. It focuses on teaching the 500 most frequently used Chinese characters which enables you to concentrate your efforts and gain the best reading ability within a relatively short time. No previous knowledge of Chinese reading or writing is assumed. You start by learning to read your very first word, then proceed very quickly to reading sentences from the beginning of the course. The book version, a reading program developed for native Chinese pre-schoolers and elementary children, is currently widely used in kindergartens and lower primary years. This highly acclaimed program is a 5-volume series, each volume teaches 100 new characters.
This App is a trial version consists of the first 20 lessons in Volume 1. Beginners can normally master the simple words within 2 to 3 weeks and proceed to the full version.
Each lesson introduces 1 new character, accompanied by a 3x3 square diagram to illustrate the writing, stroke sequence, stroke weight and proper aesthetics. It is then followed by 5 sentences (the first 5 lessons may contain only 3 to 4 sentences). Each sentence comes with:
- full text in Chinese characters with standard pronunciation annotation
- an authentic Putonghua (Mandarin) audio readout of the sentence which you can follow and repeat as verbal and listening practice or use for dictation purpose
- explanation in English (note: some sentences are literally translated to help the reader to associated the English and Chinese words)
- a colourful cartoon picture to illustrate the meaning and to help memorization
Sentences are deliberately structured and sequenced to repeat some of the Chinese characters learned in previous lessons. This "revise-as-you-learn" methodology reinforces your learning experience and has been proven very effective. The various sentences also provide examples to the different usage of a certain word.
In addition, separate lists of these 100 Chinese characters organized and grouped according to the same radicals (bu-shou) or rhyme are included in the App to help you to distinguish characters of similar form and sound.
A bookmark feature is also available for you to note down difficult words and sentences. This can be used as a revision list while on-the-go.
The incremental search function enables you to locate words and sentences in the whole volume by partially entering the translated English text, pronunciation (pinyin) or Simplified Chinese text (using iPhone/iPad/iPod's built-in Chinese writing keyboard). The comprehensive listing of the search result is very useful for finding how words are used in different context.
The Basic Chinese 500 course adopts the most natural learning style of a child acquiring a mother tongue. For learners who are interested to gain more in-depth explanation of the Chinese language structure and rules, we recommend to use this App together with grammar books as supplement.
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Teachers in the Diocese of Sale enjoy ongoing support from the Catholic Education Office, including a graduate induction program, mentor teacher system and regular opportunities for professional development and career advancement.
The Diocese of Sale is one of the most diverse and scenic regions in Australia. It comprises Melbourne's booming south-eastern suburbs, sandy beaches, rainforests, snowfields, vineyards, harbour towns, major regional centres, rolling hills, industry, dairy farms, water falls and mountain ranges.Teachers choose to work in the Diocese of Sale for many reasons, including:
I'm rapt that I'm here and building up, career-wise. I'm a Senior Teacher so when Joanne (the Principal) is away, I'm in charge.
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Six fourth graders from P.S. 89 counted down from 25 in the oval-shaped center of the Pierce Avenue Community Garden behind Einstein and Weiler Hospital. They were doing jumping jacks as a warm-up for a Tae Bo lesson led by first-year medical student Michele Buonora and sixth-year M.D.-Ph.D. student Amanda Tow.
The students were learning about exercise as part of the BODY club's second annual garden field trip, scheduled for three dates in May.
BODY stands for Bronx Obesity Diabetes and You. The club's members aim to combat high rates of obesity and diabetes in the Bronx through educational offerings and by reducing barriers to fresh food through access to its community garden.
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"Our goal in having the fourth graders visit the garden is to show them where their food comes from and to make them aware of the garden as a place they can access for free vegetables," said Julie Nadel, a fourth-year Ph.D. student and garden co-chair (Ms. Buonora and fourth-year M.D.-Ph.D. student Anthony Bowen also co-chair the garden).
During the morning session of each of the class visits, between 30 and 50 students were divided into teams named after produce grown in the garden: Strawberry, Pea, Tomato, Eggplant and Carrot. The teams circulated through five stations set up around the garden, each manned by one to three medical, graduate or M.D.-Ph.D. student volunteers. In all 33 Einstein students gave their time during the three days of visits.
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As the students scampered between stations, one of their teachers observed, "This is great for them. They see how where their food comes from and learn how they can do things that lead to healthier choices."
At the end of the day, Ms. Nadel invited the students to bring their families to the garden to enjoy the fruits (and vegetables) of their labor.
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Welcome to the August 12, 2008 edition of carnival of trash. I was so worried I would be a Billy No Mates, but it's amazing how many wonderful people have joined in with the second Carnival of trash! I'm so delighted to see you here, joining in the fun and talking a load of old rubbish. So, dear readers, take your pick from today's Carnival posts and send us your thoughts.
- Madeleine Begun Kane presents Ode To A Letter Opener posted at Mad Kane's Humor Blog.
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- Gareth Rae presents Our Daily Pinta posted at Just Gai.
- Trudy Morgan-Cole presents The Anti-Plastic Challenge posted at Hypergraffiti.
- Katy Wolk-Stanley presents Trash Talk For The Non-Consumer Set posted at The Non-Consumer Advocate, saying, "We can all challenge ourselves to decrease our garbage output. We can do better."
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We set out early in the morning to travel the Pacific Coast Highway from Monterey to San Simeon, so we were the first people into the parking lot at Point Lobos. TIP: Wear a warm jacket, preferably a windbreaker! It was about 50 degrees with 35 MPH winds and not a cloud in the sky. We went straight to the parking area at Sea Lion Point, took several of the short trails there and then took the North Shore Trail around to Walrus Cove. We are in our 70's and it was a long hilly walk, but where it was steep there were steps, so it was not particularly difficult. We were able to see the elephant seals on the rocks, whales spouting, and river otters in the kelp beds. If you don't have binoculars to spot the otters, the docent at the Whalers' Cabin Museum (at Whalers' Cove) has a good telescope that he'll set up for you. If you miss this park, you are definitely missing the most beautiful coastal scenery of the whole PCH. BTW - there is a wheelchair accessible trail from the Sea Lion Point parking area
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I never saw one before, looks like a good go everywhere vehicle
Awesome. When the combatants see one coming, well, that'll be enough.
It's called a Viking not a Warthog.
its a Haglands with stand off bar armour….you wouldnt want to run over an IED in that, there would not be much left
Scandinavian made and also under license
the English used them way back in the falklands- these were originally deigned for search and snow rescue- so very good on marsh and soft sand
not sure whether the bar armour stops them floating now
Not a Haglands though it looks close enough that there were lawsuits over it. The Bv was too lightly armoured to endure IEDs, that's why these were bought instead. So far, the reports are 11 IEDs, no deaths, though there were reported injuries due to transmitted shock and TCs being tossed from the turret. There was a rumour recently that there was one death when a driver broke his skull on the roof when an IED blew, but not confirmed. Makes me wonder where his helmet was.
Terry Crews should make a commercial for it. "MOOOOAAARR POOOOOWWEERRRRRR!"
Looks like a SISU with some light armor on it.
When I was in Afghanistan the British and Danish called them Viking troop transporters.


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Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act:
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GAO-16-506T: Published: Mar 17, 2016. Publicly Released: Mar 17, 2016.
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The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) requires applicant information be verified to determine eligibility for enrollment or income-based subsidies. To implement this verification process, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) created an electronic system called the "data services hub" (data hub), which, among other things, provides a single link to federal sources, such as the Internal Revenue Service and the Social Security Administration, to verify consumer application information. Although the data hub plays a key role in the eligibility and enrollment process, CMS does not, according to agency officials, track or analyze aggregate outcomes of data hub queries—either the extent to which a responding agency delivers information responsive to a request, or whether an agency reports that information was not available. In not doing so, CMS foregoes information that could suggest potential program issues or potential vulnerabilities to fraud, as well as information that might be useful for enhancing program management. In addition, PPACA also establishes a process to resolve "inconsistencies"—instances where individual applicant information does not match information from marketplace data sources. GAO found CMS did not have an effective process for resolving inconsistencies for individual applicants for the federal Health Insurance Marketplace (Marketplace). For example, according to GAO analysis of CMS data, about 431,000 applications from the 2014 enrollment period, with about $1.7 billion in associated subsidies for 2014, still had unresolved inconsistencies as of April 2015—several months after close of the coverage year. In addition, CMS did not resolve Social Security number inconsistencies for about 35,000 applications (with about $154 million in associated subsidies) or incarceration inconsistencies for about 22,000 applications (with about $68 million in associated subsidies). With unresolved inconsistencies, CMS is at risk of granting eligibility to, and making subsidy payments on behalf of, individuals who are ineligible to enroll in qualified health plans. In addition, according to the Internal Revenue Service, accurate Social Security numbers are vital for income tax compliance and reconciliation of advance premium tax credits that can lower enrollee costs.
During undercover testing, the federal Marketplace approved subsidized coverage under the act for 11 of 12 fictitious GAO phone or online applicants for 2014. The GAO applicants obtained a total of about $30,000 in annual advance premium tax credits, plus eligibility for lower costs at time of service. The fictitious enrollees maintained subsidized coverage throughout 2014, even though GAO sent fictitious documents, or no documents, to resolve application inconsistencies. While the subsidies, including those granted to GAO's fictitious applicants, are paid to health-care insurers, and not directly to enrolled consumers, they nevertheless represent a benefit to consumers and a cost to the government. GAO found CMS relies upon a contractor charged with document processing to report possible instances of fraud, even though CMS does not require the contractor to have any fraud detection capabilities. CMS has not performed a comprehensive fraud risk assessment—a recommended best practice—of the PPACA enrollment and eligibility process. Until such an assessment is done, CMS is unlikely to know whether existing control activities are suitably designed and implemented to reduce inherent fraud risk to an acceptable level.
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This testimony summarizes the information contained in GAO's February 2016 report, entitled Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act: CMS Should Act to Strengthen Enrollment Controls and Manage Fraud Risk, GAO-16-29.
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Drug Shortages:Certain Factors Are Strongly Associated with This Persistent Public Health ChallengeGAO-16-595: Published: Jul 7, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 7, 2016.
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Medicare Fee-For-Service:Opportunities Remain to Improve Appeals ProcessGAO-16-366: Published: May 10, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 9, 2016.
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VA's Health Care Budget:In Response to a Projected Funding Gap in Fiscal Year 2015, VA Has Made Efforts to Better Manage Future BudgetsGAO-16-584: Published: Jun 3, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 3, 2016.
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Medicare:Utilization and Expenditures for Complex Wheelchair AccessoriesGAO-16-640R: Published: Jun 1, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 1, 2016.
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