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Vodafone K3765 mobile broadband USB stick
Vodafone K3765 review: A Vodafone mobile broadband USB stick that offers plug-and-play operation for Windows and Mac computers
- Plug and play, ease of use, microSD card slot
- No rotating hinge or external antenna port, average speeds during testing
Bottom Line
Vodafone's K3765 mobile broadband USB stick has plug-and-play operation and supports download speeds of up to 7.2Mbps, but the speeds we experienced were not outstanding.
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Vodafone's K3765 mobile broadband USB stick offers plug-and-play operation for Windows and Mac computers and supports download speeds of up to 7.2 megabits per second (Mbps), theoretically making it faster than the K3571-Z mobile broadband USB stick.
Looking for a prepaid mobile broadband solution? Read our reviews of the best prepaid mobile broadband modems on the market.
As far as USB sticks go, the Vodafone K3765 mobile broadband modem is a standard affair. It is wrapped in lightweight, matte black plastic, and has a microSD card slot on the right that allows it to double as a portable flash drive. However, it doesn't have a rotating USB connector to reduce the risk of bumping it when connected to your notebook, and it also lacks an external antenna port, a feature seen on many Telstra mobile broadband modems.
The Vodafone K3765 mobile broadband USB stick is relatively slim, but it still prevented access to the second USB port on our 13in MacBook Pro. On larger notebooks this shouldn't be a problem though and it is more of a fault on Apple's part than Huawei's, the manufacturer of the K3765.
The software required to use the Vodafone K3765 mobile broadband USB stick is stored on the modem itself and is compatible with both Windows and Mac OS X computers. The software is easy to install and allows you to quickly access your prepaid account details and see sent and received data. It also provides direct links to Vodafone's Web site, where you can manage your account and check your current balance.
The Vodafone K3765 mobile broadband USB stick has a maximum download speed of 7.2Mbps and a maximum upload speed of 5.7Mbps, which is faster than the previous K3571-Z USB stick. Vodafone claims the K3765 will provide typical real-world speeds of between 550 kilobits per second (Kbps) and 2Mbps, but as with all mobile broadband devices the actual speed achieved will depend on a number of factors such as your location and equipment, network usage and coverage, and network congestion at the time.
Using our Broadband Speed Test, the Vodafone mobile broadband USB stick managed to achieve download speeds of up to 3Mbps, but regularly downloaded at around 1.8Mbps. Upload speeds were stable at around 450Kbps, but did occasionally rise over 1Mbps.
Vodafone sells the K3765 mobile broadband USB stick for $0 on a $29 contract over 24 month; this plan includes 4GB data per month.
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I'm getting an error when using a python exe generated from pyinstaller, to create a windows service. The error message may be innocuous, and doesn't seem to effect the operation of the service, but I'm not sure if there are other problems going on behind the scenes. I'm using the pywin32 libraries to install the application as a windows service. I should note that I don't get this error when installing from the python script itself, using PythonService.exe from pywin32, only from the executable generated with pyinstaller.
When using pyinstaller, I can generate the exe from my windows service code and install it, no problem. I can also start the service, no problem. I can even stop the service and the application appears to shut down properly. However, once I've initiated the stop, I get the following error on the console while running the win32traceutil.py:
"Exception KeyError: KeyError(2244,) in <module 'threading' from '2\build\pyi.win32\agentservice\outPYZ1.pyz/threading'> ignored"
No errors are recorded to the event log. I've been able to trace it back to the python logging module. Simply importing the logging module seems to cause my problem. Commenting out the import eliminates the error. It seems pretty clear to me that this is causing the problem, but I find it strange that pyinstaller would have issues with a module in the standard library. Has anyone else run into this?
I'm running Python 2.6.6, Pyinstaller 1.5.1, Build 217 of Pywin32. I'm on Windows XP.
And a stripped down version of my code:
import win32service
import win32serviceutil
import win32event
import win32evtlogutil
import win32traceutil
import servicemanager
import sys
import os
import time
class myservice(win32serviceutil.ServiceFramework):
_svc_name_ = "5"
_svc_display_name_ = "5"
_svc_deps_ = ["EventLog"]
def __init__(self, args):
self.isAlive = True
win32serviceutil.ServiceFramework.__init__(self, args)
self.hWaitStop = win32event.CreateEvent(None, 0, 0, None)
def event_log(self, msg):
def SvcStop(self):
# tell Service Manager we are trying to stop (required)
print "svcstop: stopping service, setting event"
# set the event to call
print "svcstop: ending svcstop"
def SvcDoRun(self):
print "we are starting the service..."
self.event_log("Starting %s" % self._svc_name_)
import logging
print "svcdorun: waiting for object"
print "svcdorun: return from function"
if __name__ == '__main__':
if len(sys.argv)==1:
import win32traceutil
print "service is starting..."
servicemanager.Initialize('backup service', None)
# Now ask the service manager to fire things up for us...
print "service done!"

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AbstractOngoing naval operations are characterized by rapidly mutating, asymmetric threats and an ever quickening battle tempo. Networked information tools such as FORCEnet and WebCOP show tremendous promise for providing warfighters vistas of real-time, mission-relevant, battlefield knowledge to counter these threats. But simply presenting and sharing information is not sufficient to enable networked warfighters to comprehend how changing events impact their plans. Pacific Science & Engineering (PSE) proposes to maximize the impact of networked information by developing an integrated suite of collaboration tools to support operational planning teams. This suite of tools is called FORCEnavigator. FORCEnavigator is specifically focused on solving the critical problems of 1) understanding and resolving competing constraints on resources, and 2) maintaining tight congruence across the changes to plans that inevitably occur. PSE has the scientific expertise and decision support development experience, coupled with access to expert military users, to integrate emerging cognitive science concepts in collaboration and knowledge interoperability into an effective and efficient collaboration solution. This proposal lays out the elements of the design of such a system, and it details the tasks necessary to develop a concept prototype of it.
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What a Christmas gift!
Reality star Evelyn Lozada is officially engaged to the father of her unborn child, Los Angeles Dodgers' star Carl Crawford.
The Latina beauty made the announcement on Instagram by posting the photo of her huge rock with the simple message "YES! ❤".
Lozada announced she was 6-months pregnant a few weeks ago after she was spotted in Hawaii with a huge baby bump.
She was previously married to former NFL player Chad Johnson and engaged to former NBA player Antoine Walker. Hopefully, the third time is the charm!
Congratulations to the happy couple!
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Ordering seeds
My gardening buddy, Jan, and I got together on Saturday morning to figure out our seed order. We usually refer to it as our garden porn session, although a neighbor of mine referred to it as horti-porn. I'm not sure which I prefer… both are fairly accurate.
I probably received almost 20 seed catalogs in the mail. I got duplicates from some companies, but I heard from plenty of companies from which I'd never ordered seeds.
My goal was to order from only three different catalogs. Of course, my goal was also to order seeds that I really wanted to grow, and when you find some weird little variety that only one catalog has, it makes it difficult to stick with just three catalogs.
We ended up ordering from four catalogs because Tomato Growers was the only one that had the Black from Tula variety, Johnny's had De Cicco broccoli, Redwing onions, Cylindra beets, Autumn Star kalettes and Adirondack Blue potatoes, Park Seed had Tenderstar green beans, Enterprise summer squash and sponges for our bio-domes, and finally, Burpee had this awesome pea called Peagoda, as well as the Bodacious honeydew and Collective Farm Woman melons. How could we not order all of those cool, unique seeds?
We also ordered several seeds that weren't so unique, which put our total up to about $246. But since we're splitting it in two, that puts at it at merely $123 per person, which isn't bad, considering all the food I get out of my garden, as well as all the happy hours I spend playing in the dirt.
It's cheaper than both therapy and organic produce from the store, so it's $123 well-spent.


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I've been trying to figure this out but it's killing me. I currently have a CSS page set up and I have a specific DIV that I would like to have a smooth color transition (like a rainbow effect).
I was able to find this code:
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I would like it to be like the text in this example: http://www.javascript-fx.com/develop...spancycle.html
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ENERGY STAR was introduced by the Environmental Protection Agency in 1992 as a way to identify and promote energy-efficient products and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Over the past two decades, the ENERGY STAR brand has been a driving force behind the more widespread use of technological innovations and the program has grown substantially. The ENERGY STAR label is now on major appliances, office equipment, lighting, home electronics, new homes, and commercial and industrial buildings and plants. The program has successfully delivered energy and cost savings across the country, saving businesses, organizations, and consumers an estimated $24 billion in 2012 alone.... Read more
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Phantom loads are appliances and electronics that continue to draw power from electrical outlets, even when turned off. These appliances, also known as energy vampires, can significantly increase your energy usage and can end up costing you hundreds of dollars every year ... Read more
Saving money by making smart lighting choices
When it comes to lighting, there are plenty of options to choose from, but it is important to know that some lighting options are better than others. The lighting industry saw major changes when new lighting standards, standards established in the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 (EISA), took effect in 2012. Prior to updating standards, traditional incandescent bulbs were the bulb of choice for many. These bulbs used a lot of energy to produce light and roughly 90 percent of the energy used was given off as heat. This lost energy was money consumers were throwing away. Changes to standards encouraged companies to stop production of inefficient bulbs and to develop more efficient models that met the new criteria.... Read more
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A total of $969,709, an increase of 8.9 percent, was raised to provide health and human services to over 70,000 people in 35 communities. Your contributions help strengthen families, nurture and protect children, care for the elderly and disabled, and provide emergency services to those in need. These funds will go a long way toward touching the lives of those people who need it the most.
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Hunger Stop Cafe
Tipton County principals toured Tipton County Schools' first mobile summer feeding site that will hit the road for
the first time on Monday June 13, 2016. The Hunger Stop Cafe will provide meals to students who may not have access to them regularly during the summer months. The mobile site is equipped with a place to eat on board as well as wifi. Serving locations and times are Sunrise Apartments at 10:00 am, Tatlock Circle at 11:35 am and Jackson Apartments at 12:20 pm.


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Steven Caulker scores a double as Cardiff win a massive relegation 6-pointer with Fulham [Vines]
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Cardiff's hopes at staying in the Premier League were boosted on Saturday with a vital 3-1 home win over bottom of the table side Fulham.
Fulham no-look dead-certs for the drop, having failed to win a match in their last eleven attempts.
The Cottagers last victory was a 3-0 home win over Norwich back on January 14th, while sine that time the club have gone through managerial changes and recorded a miserable seven defeats.
The hero for Cardiff was defender Steven Caulker with a brace, while Frazier Campbell got the killer third for the Bluebirds.
Of particular concern for Fulham will have been the fact that all their goals came from set-play scenarios.
Lewis Holtby scored his first goal for Fulham to get the Londoners on the board.
See all the goals from Cardiff 3 – Fulham 1 below.
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Scottsdale students learn drunk, distracted driving dangers
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — About 150 students at the Thunderbird Adventist Academy got a lesson Tuesday that distracted or drunk driving could have serious consequences.
Senior Jacob Nagrette put on goggles that simulate being drunk and a Scottsdale police officer made him "walk the line," much like he would if had pulled Nagrette over for DUI.
"Everything was really distorted, I couldn't really tell where I was walking," said Nagette. "Like, to me, it seemed like I was doing good, but to everyone else, it seemed like I was just swerving all around the lines."
The students also got behind the wheel of a simulator and tried to drive while texting or making a phone call. Some of them drove so bad that, if it were real life, they would have had an accident and either ended up in the hospital or in jail.
The Eastern Association for Surgery of Trauma sponsored the event.
"Distractions are responsible for over 400,000 crashes per year and many deaths," said Dr. A. Britton Christmas, a spokesman for the group. "If we can get the message out and prevent these injuries, that's really the take home message."
Christmas said it is very important to get this message out in Arizona.
"Because Arizona is one of only 11 states that does not have primary laws against texting and driving, we really see this as an opportunity to come in and get in touch with the students and the community. The reality is that if we're able to save one life here today, then we've more than done our job."
Many of the students said they will remember this day when they get behind the wheel.
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The Rio Americano Raiders baseball team won Thursday's away conference game against Mira Loma by a score of 19-1.
(April 26, 2012: Sacramento, CA 95821) The Mira Loma Matadors baseball team (Sacramento, CA), was overwhelmed 19-1 in Thursday's league outing with the visiting Rio Americano Raiders (Sacramento, CA)
The Raiders now hold a 12-8 record. They put it on the line next when they travel to Antelope for a Capital outing on Tuesday, May 1.
Next, the Matadors confront the El Camino Eagles (Sacramento, CA) in a Capital test, on Tuesday, May 1. Mira Loma will attempt to upgrade on its 1-13 season record. The Eagles come into the test with a 13-10 record after their 10-5 league win over Whitney (Rocklin, CA).
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The artists selected to decorate the guitars for Waukesha GuitarTown II will be announced in the coming days.
As of Monday, GuitarTown Inc. spokesman Norm Bruce was still awaiting date and location information for the public announcement. The deadline for artists to submit materials for the project was Feb. 21.
"We're still waiting on confirmation as to when the large guitars from (Gibson Corp.) will be coming," said Bruce, owner of Martha Merrell's Books. "We want to bring all the artists together for us to show the public."
Last year, the GuitarTown Steering Committee announced the artists chosen to decorate the 10-foot-tall guitars and theregular-sized playable guitars at Key Westconsin restaurant in Waukesha.
Alderman Andy Reiland said Gibson will again provide guitars and assistance with guest musicians during the kickoff event.
GuitarTown II, a public arts project that honors the late Les Paul, will model last year's event that saw the artistic guitars unveiled during the opening weekend of Friday Night Live.
The kickoff took place the first weekend of June with events centered on music and arts in downtown Waukesha.
Reiland said sponsorship packets for GuitarTown II are close to being finalized. Through sponsorships and donations, GuitarTown I raised more than $100,000 for local charities.
Murals on the radar
At the request from Waukesha GuitarTown Inc., the Plan Commission on Wednesday, looked at approving conceptual plans for three to five murals downtown in conjunction with GuitarTown II. Bruce said the murals will center on Les Paul. If approved, the murals will be painted by The Walldogs, a group of sign and mural artists from across the country.
The Public Art Committee recently gave its approval on the murals.
In addition to the amount of murals and where they are placed being dependent on finding business owners and sponsorships, the murals will also have to be approved by the Common Council after the Plan Commission gives its recommendation.
Bruce said the conceptual plan is for up to 20 murals, with the first stage of three to five being unveiled during the first weekend of Friday Night Live.
Guitar Pickers
This year's GuitarTown Steering Committee, responsible for the project, consists of:
Rick Congdon (chairman), executive director of Habitat for Humanity of Waukesha County
Norm Bruce, Martha Merrell's Books owner
Lynn Gaffey, West End artists director
Beth Hoefer, Public Art Committee chairwoman
Charles Lichtie, Public Art Committee member
Kevin Larson, plan commissioner
Ron Lostetter, Carroll University chief financial officer
Andy Reiland, alderman
Jeff Scrima, City of Waukesha mayor
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Current Exhibitions
Bella Kelly Retrospective & A S S E M B L A G E
On show from Monday 20 June
Bella Kelly, Untitled (Sleeping Lady),1988, watercolour and gouache on paper, 36.2 x 49.2cm
Bella Kelly Retrospective
20 June - 21 August, 2016
The Bella Kelly Retrospective is an exhibition of paintings by the renowned Noongar artist Bella Kelly (1915-1994) including three from the City of Albany Collection as well as approximately 40 others borrowed from private and public collections.
The Bella Kelly Retrospective will build on the research undertaken for the Ripples in the Pond exhibition presented by Vancouver Arts Centre in 2014, which was developed to support the Great Southern Regional Tour of Koolark Koort Koorliny (Heart Coming Home); selected works from the Herbert Mayer Collection of Carrolup Artwork presented by John Curtin Gallery.
Through the Ripples in the Pond exhibition, Bella Kelly's place in Noongar art history was re-evaluated. Bella Kelly had been previously described as being influenced by the Carrolup Style, whereas the research suggested that she may have been an important early influence on the Carrolup child artists.
Curated by Annette Davis
Developed with assistance from Department of Culture and the Arts: Connect Community Collections Grant.
Janis Nedela, Rose portraits, 1995-2004, collages and mixed media on black and white photographs, 64 x 52.5cm, 13 images in total
20 June - 21 August, 2016
Drawing from the Curtin University Art Collection, Assemblage features sculptures, paintings, jewellery and collage that are linked by a use of found or appropriated materials, and an experimental and playful approach to art-making. The exhibition showcases a range of artworks that are rarely publicly seen due to their fragile, complex or ephemeral nature, and many of the works have recently been restored.
With its roots in cubist collage, and connections to art movements including Dada, Surrealism, Futurism, Pop-art, Fluxus and Arte Povera, 'Assemblage' is a diverse and wide-ranging art form. William C Seitz, Curator of the seminal 1961 exhibition, The Art of Assemblage (New York Museum of Modern Art) described assemblages as being made up of both natural and salvaged or recycled materials that were not intended as art materials. For Seitz, the interplay between elements: both created and borrowed, creates new meaning (often through an "aura of associations") that functions much like a poet's use of metaphor.i
For the Contemporary art audience this ground breaking and progressive approach may now seem common place, however assemblage art was, and continues to be, a dynamic and inspiring art form. As Seitz describes, the term 'Assemblage' denotes, "not only a specific procedure and form . . . but also a complex of attitudes and ideas"ii. Paramount to this 'attitude' and conceptual approach is an embracing of experimentation and risk. As Anne Ellegood states, "Defying a classical notion of truth or a conventional idea of beauty in art, these earlier unorthodox practices sought out something new for art with an urgent commitment, ultimately asserting that art can, and should, be risky, contradictory, confrontational, and even unstable."iii It could be argued that, as a use of found objects is central to its defining characteristics, so too is its eclectic and experimental nature and it is the latter that underpins its continuing relevance and fascination today.
Curated by Lia McKnight, John Curtin Gallery Collection Manager
Click the link to view curator Lia McKnight give a preview of selected pieces from the ASSEMBLAGE exhibition.
i William C Seitz; 1961; The Art of Assemblage; New York: The Museum of Modern Art; p13
ii Ibid, p 10
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The level of potassium still remains low after 4 days treatment of the patient on drips for hypokalemia.
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I have pain in lower chest area, in the middle, and heavy headache and vomiting. Now I am 39 weeks pregnant. Yesterday night I had some cottage cheese food and after eating within 2 hours pain started. I am concerned it is pancreatitis.
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My gynecologist believes I may hay Behcet's syndrome due to the reoccurring sores on my tongue and the roof of my mouth along with a burning sensation at the back of my throat.
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I started getting mouth ulcers at around 3 years old, and as a teenager the sores got worse, I had joint trouble, and I would sprain my ankle stepping of a sidewalk. The genital sores started after my child was born, I had lesions on my head, and multiple infections. Unexplained symptoms, now I am getting more frequent genital sores. I have always had frequent mouth sores, now I have an unexplained rash between my shoulder blades, small of my back and across my stomach at waist level. It was very red and itchy for 3 days, now the itch has lessened. I am fatigued most of the time. I wonder if these might be symptoms of Behcet's syndrome.
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I was diagnosed with Behcet's syndrome. I've been suffering with migraines. Recently I went to my ophthalmologist and he explained my problem. The pain is always behind my left eye, then it goes to my ears and then wraps around my head. He said what's happening is my brain is swelling behind my left eye and hence the beginning of the migraine. But, lately I have ringing in my ears and it drives me crazy!
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My mother had Behcet's Syndrome. My younger sister and I were so young we don't remember how she got it or when she actually got it. She initially went blind and suffered from severe headaches. She also had ulcers in her mouth and on her genitals. It was horrible watching her suffer for the 12 years that we were aware of the disease. My mother died at the ripe old age of 53. I have three siblings and none of us has Behcet's but my older sister has primary progressive MS and I have ulcerative colitis.
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I am 42 years old and I have suffered with behcet's since the age of 6. I had mouth sores almost always as a child. I had my first vaginal ulcer at age 12. My symptoms stopped with the pregnancy of my first child. I was 18 years old then. My symptoms returned one year after the birth of my last child. I was 32 when the symptoms returned. All four of my children have been diagnosed with behcet's syndrome. To my knowledge they are the only siblings in our country. We were all diagnosed by the doctors at pediatric hospital in Nashville,TN. I no longer have mouth sores. I still have vaginal ulcer. I suffer horrible uticaria, and have psoriasis. I have suffered with migraines my entire life, and am very photosensitive. I am unable to work because of the painful hives and painful swelling above and below my joints. I have a very good MD THAT'S been very supportive. I worked till the age of 41,' and am now afraid it is time to file for disability. This scares me. All of my children so far are striving, and I've always tried to make this disease work around them.
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