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I backed up all my files from my 8520 using Desktop Manager version 6.0, now I want to restore these files on to my 8310. I have the corresponding software installed for this older model (version 4.7), but it won't restore the files from the 8520 model
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I backed up all my files from my 8520 using Desktop Manager version 6.0, now I want to restore these files on to my 8310. I have the corresponding software installed for this older model (version 4.7), but it won't restore the files from the 8520 model
Can you expand on that please? Exactly what do you try and exactly what are the results? Details please.
I backed up my BB 8520 using the corresponding software. This was completed successfully.
Then I tried connecting my BB 8310 with the USB, but I got a message saying the proper software wasn't installed and the computer could not recognize the device. I'm assuming this is because the BB 8310 is not compatible with the same desktop software as the 8520.
I then installed the software for 8310 (version 4.7).
When I connected the 8310 with the USB, the computer recognized the device, but I could not restore the files. It was grayed out completely.
Can I not restore files on an older model that were backed up from a newer model?
Hi again,
You may have a couple of things confused. There are actually two parts going on...
The Desktop Software -- this is the base software, for the PC, that enables communication between your PC and your BB. It does not care what model or OS level is installed to your BB.
The BB OS Package -- this is a package, also to be installed to your PC, that is specific to your model BB and the OS level of your BB. It sort of tailors the Desktop Software with the specifics of your model BB and OS level.
So, what exactly do you have installed to your PC? Versions and all are important, and there are 4 octets to the version number.
Hi there,
I definitely do have things confused! I don't think I've ever installed an OS Package... or not that I can recall. Does the CD come with the BB? Or can I download the OS Package online?
I'm not with my computer right now so I don't know the exact versions off-by-heart. I remember installing Desktop Manager version 4.7 yesterday (because the BB website said the 8310 is compatible with 4.6 or 4.7). And I don't know the version I have installed for the 8520 - it was just the CD that came with the box.
I can give you more details when I get home to my laptop.
OK...then here's what I suggest you do...
First, make sure you have that backup file safely stored somewhere on your PC. Don't lose it.
I suggest the following steps (insert plenty of reboots of your PC...not just restarts, but full power down reboots). Also, it is advised that you be logged into the PC on an account with full admin rights. Further, under Vista/Win7, use the "Run As Administrator" option for everything.
Further, it has also been reported that when your user profile on windows (type 'echo %userprofile%' in the command prompt) contains spaces, then the installer will not work. In order to solve this issue, log out of your Windows account and log back in using the local Administrator account (or any other account name without spaces) and install the desktop (for all users).
1) If installed, remove your device OS update package from your PC (add/remove programs)
2) Cleanly uninstall the RIM DTM software:
3) Get a fresh download of the most recent (22.214.171.124) RIM DTM software:
4) Download (to your PC) a fresh copy of your device OS package from your carrier:
5) Install DTM to your PC
6) Install (also to your PC), the device OS package
7) Retry the restore procedure:
If it still will not work, you may need to remove the BB OS package, install the package for your old BB, take a new backup, remove the BB OS package for the old BB, install the package for the new BB, and then try the restore again. It is also possible that you can bypass completely the use of the OS packages. There also is a Device Switch Wizard in the Desktop Software that would actually do all of this for you:
Good luck and let us know!
wow this is overwhelming.
Do you work for BlackBerry or RIM? Is there someone I can call that can talk me through the process?
nicole88 wrote:
Do you work for BlackBerry or RIM?
Nope...check my auto-sig.
nicole88 wrote:
Is there someone I can call that can talk me through the process?
Not likely...RIM provides no direct front line support. All formal support starts with the carriers and authorized resellers. If you throw yourself on their mercy, you never know if someone there might be willing to help you hands-on.
Good luck!


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Being a Florida resident, I may have become accustomed to weather conditions that out of state students might find annoying. Weather here can change from sunny to rainy at any moment. Not very predictable. But manageable!
Total Hassle – My original estimate for financial aid was perfect, however two weeks into school just as tuition was due the University cut almost all of my aid and I am still in the process of sorting things out.
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Orlando is a really cool city to go to school in. The University of Central Florida campus and the surrounding area is pretty self contained which gives it a college town atmosphere. However there are also a lot of other attractions in Orlando like Universal Studios and Disney which add a metropolitan atmosphere. In the end students get the best of both worlds.
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Not Too Much – As I've stated, there really isn't too much to do in Palm Bay. There's bowling, golf, theaters, mall and parks. Everything is close in proximity which is awesome, however it's pretty lame.
Not too much happens in Florida, besides rain and of course, the classes are never cancelled due to a little rain.
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The apartments are so expensive and everybody that I have talked to says there are plenty of problems with them from roaches to having their cars towed.
The parking on campus is horrible, for 60,000 students, most of which have their cars or are commuting. There need to be more parking garages. The school makes enough money to build more, so DO IT!
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Eh, Greeks. Greeks are not looked at any differently than non greeks. Being a part of greek life does mean you help out in the community and you're always having activities. The greeks are known for their parties, but you don't necessarily need to be a greek to hear about it or be invited. Greeks are constantly hosting activities and events for the whole school to participate in.
Fair Enough! The campus strictness is strict enough to keep the students in line, but loose enough to not make the students feel like they're in jail. The campus will make every student take drug and alcohol courses, plus an unless theres consent course, but it's all to keep the students safe. The cops on campus are pains 100% of the time, so be careful when it comes to driving with anything you know is bad on you. Like always, if you know something you're doing is wrong, be discreet about it, other than that the consequences are fair, not too rough at all. Just be smart!
There are many garages, but there are so many students! It takes up to 20 minutes to find a not so good spot. I recommend getting a bike! By the time you find parking and walk to class you could of already gotten there on a bike alone. If you're going to park, leave 30 minutes before class.
There are always open computers in the library and throughout campus. Printing does cost money in the library, however you can print a certain amount of pages for free every week at the SGA office. The network is very reliable and the speed is usually pretty satisfactory, although the internet is sometimes slower due to so many other students online.
Decent and Reliable – They are pretty good, not top of the line but nice
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Theme Parks, Exciting Down Town, and Beach Fun! There are various kinds of fun to be had as a student at UCF. The beach is about 45 min. away and can be easily reached. There are 3 major and many other minor theme parks right in your city. There is a very large and exciting downtown Orlando scene that is ever new. No matter what kind of fun you are looking for, it is here!
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Tough to Register for Classes – There are so many students that go to UCF that it often hard to enroll in classes. If you wait until the last minute you will most likely not be able to enroll into the class because it will become filled up. The type of professor you get is dependent on your major. For example, a philosophy professor is gonna be much more interesting and understanding than would a chemistry or engineering professor. There are plenty of places like All Knight Study and the Student Union that are open to students 24 hours to study. The workload is about the same for any state university dependent on your major.
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Students Are Into Greek Life – The majority of students that go to UCF become a part of "Greek Life". This is both a good an bad thing because you can meet a lot of people if you decide to join a sorority or fraternity, but if you don't, it might be harder to meet people on campus. The students at UCF are also into partying. There are a lot of bars and clubs around the school. The types of guys and girls you find around UCF are pretty diverse in their personalities.
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There are always police and security on campus, as a matter of fact, there is a police station on campus which adds to the security. The police officers are friendly and cooperative.
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If You're Danger Free, Then You Will Live Danger Free – As long as you don't involve yourself into bad situations, you will most likely stay clear from any break-ins or problems. On campus there are free cab services 24/7 if you feel unsafe walking alone, these drivers are also trained professional for self-defense. There are many police cars stationed around the outer radius of UCF also. Obviously everyone should keep precautions, such as locking your door.
The Rain Is Heavy When It Does – The campus is very large, and when it rains which is about 80% of the time it makes it very difficult to walk, to make it on time to class, and a lot chance for students to become sick. Creating an epidemic. I tend to always wish it does not rain, but it's Florida.
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UCF is growing by leaps and bounds. The students love to hang out, and they all know how to have a good time. There's so much to do and there's something for everyone. Do you really need any more reasons to go to college in Florida?
Orlando is an exciting city with tons of attractions and activities available to all. In many ways, going to school at UCF resembles a four-year vacation (Disney on Sunday, classes on Monday!). Downtown Orlando on a Friday night can, at times, seem like Mardi Gras, and City Walk on a Saturday night isn't to be missed. Also, Floridians are welcoming and friendly and most students at UCF make friends quickly and easily. Friendly faces and sunny skies, what more could a college student ask for? The stellar academics, up-and-coming sports teams, and state-of-the-art facilities are reason enough to spend the next four years of your life at UCF; the city of Orlando is just one big fringe benefit. Come join us!
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Sugar Black Rose (Delicious Seeds) :: StrainReview :: Indoor
Plant-Profile about Sugar Black Rose (by Delicious Seeds)
This Plant-Profile was generated by 6 single profiles, particular thanks goes to: DrHustleton, shiva23, menelao, palerider, jonaeh and Hanffreund
Information about the growth of the plants:
- Flowering Time Indoor
- Between 47 an 55 days (Average: 51 days.)
- Stretch after the initiation of flowering
- ±58 Percent
- Initiation of flowering onto around 33 cm. - Final Height onto around 52 cm.
- Growth Behavior
- Bushy
- Like a christmas tree
- Strong
- Sturdy
- Side Branches
- a lot of; medium length to long as well as strong and vigorous.
- The plants of this Cannabis-Strain...
- ...can be placed close together.
- ...do not need much care.
- ...are tolerant to over- or under-fertilization.
- ...do not need much fertilizer.
- ...are tolerant of temperature fluctuations.
- ...have no problems with low temperatures.
- ...looks and grow more like a Indica.
- ...are well suited for very low growrooms.
- ...are well suited for a SoG (See of Green).
- ...are a good choice for beginners.
- ...are a good choice for commercial cultivation.
- ...build many, thick buds on the side branches.
- ...should be supported into the flowering period. (Nets, JoJos, Bamboo-Sticks).
- ...respond well to the pruning of the main stem.
- ...can build pre flowers into the growth period.
- ...are not vulnerable to fungal diseases. (!!!)
- ...are not susceptible to mold. (!!!)
Harvest, Yield, Taste, Aroma, strength and effectiveness
- Yield / Quantity
- The crop of this strain is very high.
- Buds / Leaves
- The ratio of buds to leaves is super.
- Bud Structure
- The dried buds are very hard and very compact.
- Strength / Lasting Effect
- The weed is very strong and long lasting.
- Tolerance Built
- slow tolerance education.
Effect / Effectiveness
General Impression
Sugar Black Rose (Delicious Seeds)
is all together extremely good and very recommendable
(On average 9 Points onto a scale between 0 and 10 !)
Additional Information
Hanffreund says
Hut ab Delicious. Großartiger Strain. Wuchs ohne Probleme, blühte sehr schnell (exakt wie angegeben), hatte 3fem Samen. Alle drei gleich schnell. Im Bouquet ähnlich, doch schon verschieden - aber allesamt äußerst köstlich. Schwer zu beschreiben. So was wie leichtester Zitrusanflug (im dezenten Orangenbereich) dazu minimal Diesel... Wie gesagt-schwer.
Turn ist klasse - Kopf und Körper fast gleichermaßen. Und das ordentlich - aber doch, ohne dich wegzumachen.
Kann ich nur empfehlen. (11.05.2016, 22:45)
DrHustleton says
The Sugar Black Rose is an incredible plant. From feminized seed, the plants are very homogeneous and match the description given by Delicious Seeds perfectly. I entirely underestimated this plant. I wasn't expecting much from a feminized freebie. I did not take clones while in the vegetative growth cycle, and now I deeply regret not doing so. The stretch is minimal when put on a flowering light schedule, making this strain ideal for SOG and SCROG gardens. It is the fastest flowering plant I've grown to date. Mine was complete 50 days from the time I switched from 24/7 to 12/12. The aroma is an intoxicating combination of candied fruit and a slight musky hint on the bottom end. The flowers were very evenly distributed throughout the plant. They were also very large. Sugar Black Rose responds well to topping and pruning, both are recommended. In conclusion I would strongly suggest this strain to anyone looking for an easy to grow, fast flowering, high yielding, sweet smelling indica. (28.05.2012, 14:23)
menelao says
planta de facil cultivo,fuerte y rapida,muy omogenea,tiene un sabor muy dulce y afrutado con toques alcolicos y picantes (25.10.2013, 15:54)
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Single Plant-Profiles about this strain was uploaded by: DrHustleton, shiva23, menelao, palerider, jonaeh and Hanffreund.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE -- In the University of Virginia football program, the Weenie Bowl is a rite of fall, a full-contact scrimmage whose participants are walk-ons, freshmen who are redshirting, and underclassmen who rarely, if ever, see the field during games.
This year's Weenie Bowl took place last Friday morning, and the most outstanding player might have been Wilfred Wahee. The first-year safety from Norfolk intercepted two passes, one of which he returned for a touchdown.
To those who've watched him in practice this fall, Wahee's performance was not surprising.
"The ball just seems to find the kid," and Anthony Poindexter, a former All-America safety at UVa who now coaches that position at his alma mater.
Of the 25 scholarship players who enrolled at UVa this year, 16 are redshirting this season: Wahee, wide receivers Jamall Brown and Kyle Dockins, quarterbacks Matt Johns and Greyson Lambert, offensive linemen Ryan Doull, Sean Karl and Michael Mooney, tight end Mario Nixon, tailback Kye Morgan, defensive end Courtnye Wynn, defensive tackle Andre Miles-Redmond, linebacker Mark Hall, and cornerbacks C.J. Moore, Kelvin Rainey and Divante Walker.
True freshmen who have played for the Cavaliers this season include middle linebacker Kwontie Moore, who, like Wahee, Wynn and Nixon, graduated from Norfolk Christian School last spring. Of that group, Wahee was the least heralded as a recruit. He was also the first to commit to the Wahoos.
When Wahee did so, fans of other teams claimed on Internet message boards that Virginia had offered him a scholarship only to improve its chances of landing the other three. Wahee knew what the skeptics were saying, and so did UVa coach Mike London. Neither worried much about the criticism.
London lights up when asked about the 5-10, 185-pound Wahee. Of the recruits from Norfolk Christian, London said Monday, Wahee "might be the guy that'll have the most dynamic skill impact on our team before it's all said and done."
Wahee, whose parents grew up in Liberia, played more linebacker than defensive back at Norfolk Christian, one reason he drew little interest from Football Bowl Subdivision programs. The contrast between Wahee and the 6-2, 250-pound Moore on the field was striking.
"Me playing linebacker at 5-10, 175, next to Kwontie Moore is not going to [impress many recruiters]," Wahee said. "But I was just doing whatever I could to help my team."
At various times during his high school career, Wahee lined up on the defensive line, at linebacker and at tight end, positions for which he's especially ill-suited at the FBS level.
UVa's coaches weren't deterred. They saw Wahee's attributes -- his speed, his football IQ, his aggressiveness -- and "felt that he could play DB here," Poindexter said. "And right now he's proving us right."
Wahee was slotted at safety during training camp, and he's proven to be a natural at that position. He's like former UVa safety Rodney McLeod, now a rookie with the St. Louis Rams, "in that football is easy to him," London said.
"He does a great job understanding what's being asked of him. On special teams on the scout team, he's the first one running down on kickoffs, making things happen, knocking people over, and he doesn't say boo. When he goes on the scout team, he's noticeable. Significantly noticeable."
Poindexter said: "He's been doing great. The kid comes out here with high energy. He's got a good skill set. He can run. With him, we just don't want to mess him up."
During the season, the players who are redshirting generally spend more time than the rest of the team in the McCue Center weight room with Evan Marcus, UVa's strength-and-conditioning coach for football.
"Obviously, you'd like to redshirt everybody," Marcus said. "The year you gain at the end makes a big difference, because you're getting a whole year of development. And then when you make that up, when they're in the fifth year, you're really dealing with a man at that point. He's probably 21 or 22, as opposed to a kid that's playing right away at 18 and is just not physically mature enough yet."
Marcus, who's in his second stint at UVa, said he's found that, among players who are redshirting, linemen often are more enthusiastic initially about his in-season program than defensive backs, wideouts and running backs.
Linemen arrive at college knowing that "from a strength standpoint, they're not ready yet," Marcus said. "But the skill guys, they seem to think they have a unique skill set, that they can play right away. They don't quite see strength and power as something that's as important to them as linemen do. But I think once they get into the program and see themselves develop, see themselves get stronger and more explosive and faster, then they realize, `Hey, this is going to help me down the road.' "
Wahee bought in immediately.
"He's an intelligent kid," Marcus said. "I don't know how [heavily] recruited he was or what kind of ranking he had, so I don't know if he came in with any preconceived notions of what he was going to do here right away. I think he came in and embraced the idea of, `Whatever they decide is fine, and I'm going to make the most out of it. They decided to redshirt me, so I'm going to come in here and take advantage of it.'
"And that's what you hope. You hope the guy says, `Listen, this is the hand I've been dealt. I'm going to make the absolute most of it and try to get as good as I can.' And as we tell them, our goal for them is to be able to compete for a starting spot [the next] spring, and maybe that development you got in the season now helps you get there."
Does Wahee want to prove wrong those who questioned his ability to play at UVa? "Yes, sir," he said. Still, that's not what drives him.
"I've always been pretty self-motivated," Wahee said. "I just want to make the most of every day that I have here, because I know that it'll go by fast. I don't want to look back and say that I didn't give everything I had every day that I was here."
Four regular-season games remain for UVa (2-6 overall, 0-4 ACC), starting with its Saturday afternoon visit to NC State (5-3, 2-2). Wahee typically does not travel with the team to road games, but he'll be on the trip to Raleigh this weekend.
The coaching staff tries to take all of the players who are redshirting on at least one road trip apiece, Poindexter said, "just so they know how it goes, so next year won't be the first time that they do something like that."
For Wahee, this is the first fall since he began playing football that he's been a spectator on game day. Sitting out hasn't been easy, Wahee said, but he reminds himself "that patience is a virtue, that my time will come eventually, and when it does I want be ready to help this team in whatever ways the coaches ask me to."
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The Wyoming Pari-Mutuel Commission Nov. 13 approved two companies as historic horse race wagering providers and authorized use of several game themes.
The Wyoming Pari-Mutuel Commission Nov. 13 approved two companies as historic horse race wagering providers and authorized use of several game themes.
State officials in Pennsylvania said they expect lawmakers the week of Nov. 16 to consider legislation that would, in part, stabilize the funding of horse racing regulation.
The New York Racing Association reported a rebound, at least in terms of total pari-mutuel handle, for the Belmont Park fall meet that ended Nov. 1.
Aided by more than $150 million in pari-mutuel handle for the two-day Breeders' Cup, commingled wagering on United States races in October was up 17.7% compared with the same month in 2014.
Wagering on this year's Breeders' Cup was about even with last year, and officials said Keeneland measured up well as a first-time host site given its investment in the infrastructure needed to accommodate the event.
Breeders' Cup reported a record Friday crowd for the first day of its World Championships Oct. 30 at Keeneland and a slight drop in total pari-mutuel handle compared with 2014.
Woodbine said Oct. 29 it will raise the pari-mutuel takeout rates on many Breeders' Cup wagers because of a new standardized revenue model, action that sparked a rebuke from the Horseplayers' Association of North America
Churchill Downs Inc. reported a 19% increase in net earnings for the third quarter of 2015 compared with the same three months last year, and attributed a 61% spike in net revenue for the quarter to Big Fish Games.
Ken Kirchner, a former regulator in Pennsylvania, was hired by Breeders' Cup as a consultant in 1996, and since that time has overseen wagering formats, simulcast expansion, and elevating the product with bettors.
Total and average pari-mutuel handle, as well as purses, were up slightly during the 81-day meet at Delaware Park that ended Oct. 17.
A tote security initiative launched by the TRPB remains on track, but in a major change, the organization said Oct. 7 there no longer is a need for outlets that receive simulcast signals to pay a monthly fee to fund it.
Fantasy sports, fixed odds, and broader distribution were offered as potential avenues of growth for the pari-mutuel racing industry - all with caveats - during an Oct.6 session at the International Simulcast Conference.
Average daily all-sources and on-track pari-mutuel handle fell while average daily purses and field size rose during the 11-day September at Churchill Downs that ended Sept. 27.
Bettors on track and at simulcast outlets across the country will have an incentive at Suffolk Downs Oct. 3: The pari-mutuel takeout to a rate has been lowered to 15% across the board.
Monmouth Park officials said given the intense competition for gambling dollars and horses in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions, the numbers from its just-completed 2015 race meet held up fairly well versus last year.
For the second time in three years, the Ohio Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association has pulled the plug on the exporting of ThistleDown Racino's live racing signal.
Keeneland and Red Mile officially opened their jointly owned historical racing parlor Sept. 17.
Canterbury Park reported increases in pari-mutuel handle, purses, and attendance for its 2015 meet that ended Sept. 12.
Commingled wagering on Thoroughbred races in the United States was up less than 1% in August versus the same month in 2014, while purses paid dropped almost 3% in conjunction with a reduction of 56 racing days.
After a one-day shutdown, live racing and simulcasting resumes Sept. 2. The Texas Racing Commission has been granted operating funds for the next three months.
Saratoga Race Course reported record pari-mutuel handle for its Aug. 29 program that featured the Travers Stakes and five other grade I stakes.
Woodbine Entertainment Group Aug. 24 said it will close its Turf Lounge off-track wagering facility in the Toronto financial district effective Sept. 5.
The Texas Thoroughbred Association has asked racing regulators to drop efforts to repeal rules they adopted last year to govern historical race wagering at tracks in the state.
Aided by an almost 9% increase in average field size and eight more turf races, pari-mutuel handle at the midway point of the 40-day Saratoga Race Course meeting is showing strong gains compared with the same period in 2014.
Business so far at the Saratoga Race Course meet has been very strong, NYRA officials reported Aug. 12, but they also noted that operating revenue for the year is down compared with 2014.
Perhaps helped a bit by added attention for horse racing following American Pharoah's Triple Crown sweep, wagering on U.S. races improved 1.41% in July to $903,673,455 when compared with July 2014.
The Maryland Jockey Club's first casino off-track betting parlor has been doing pretty good business since it opened in late April, officials said Aug. 4.
American Pharoah's dominating victory in the William Hill Haskell Invitational Stakes (gr. I) paced Monmouth Park in New Jersey to a record-breaking day.
Racing stakeholders fully understand that having sports betting at tracks in West Virginia is a 90-1 shot. But other things like off-track betting are a bit more realistic as they fashion a wish list to increase revenue.
A Kentucky judge has denied motion to have historical race wagering machines brought to the courtroom for a demonstration. A trial has been set for next September, more than a year from now.
Santa Anita Park's 39-day spring meet concluded June 28 with gains in both on-track attendance and overall pari-mutuel handle.
Boosted by record wagering on the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) card, Churchill Downs registered a 2.46% increase in pari-mutuel handle during its 38-day spring meet.
The British Horseracing Authority will create a Horseracing Bettors Forum designed to give those who wager on racing a chance to offer "constructive suggestions" on how the industry can develop and implement changes.
The United States Department of Treasury and Internal Revenue Service were told June 17 that current regulations related to the tax withholding and reporting of pari-mutuel winnings are "unfair and totally burdensome."
In its fiscal year financials filed June 17, parent company Betfair reported a strong year for its U.S. advance deposit wagering operation and racing channel, TVG.
Given record wagering during the opening week of its spring meet, Churchill Downs June 9 announced a 10% hike in overnight purses for the remaining 11 programs of the meeting.
The Maryland Jockey Club announced June 8 that Pimlico Race Course's 37-day spring meet ended June 6 with sharp increases over last year in total and average pari-mutuel handle.
All-sources pari-mutuel handle on the 13-race Belmont Stakes (gr. I) program June 6 totaled $134,839,391, down about 10.2% from last year's Belmont day program, which had the same number of races.
The first two days of the inaugural Belmont Stakes Racing Festival showed sharp increases in on-track and all-sources wagering over the same two days in 2014, the New York Racing Association announced June 5.
With pari-mutuel wagering up for the Kentucky Oaks day card, the Kentucky Derby day card, and the Preakness day card, racing enjoyed a 4.82% increase in wagering in the all-important month of May.
After a slow start that required a push for broad industry participation, the NTRA June 3 said more than 11,600 comments were submitted to the United States Department of Treasury on wagering tax changes.
Industry participation in the effort to win pari-mutuel tax withholding modernization has helped push the number of comments submitted to the federal government to about 9,500 as of May 26.
Monmouth Park reported strong gains in pari-mutuel handle and record attendance for its three-day Memorial Day weekend May 23-25.
The National Thoroughbred Racing Association is urging horseplayers and other industry stakeholders to submit comments in support of modernization of gambling withholding and reporting to the U.S. Department of Treasury.
Churchill Downs Inc. has filed suit against Daily Racing Form, alleging the company's DRF Bets wagering service violated the Interstate Horseracing Act when it took bets on this year's Kentucky Derby and Oaks.
The Maryland Jockey Club reported record attendance of 131,680 for the May 16 Xpressbet.com Preakness Stakes (gr. I) at Pimlico Race Course as well as an increase in pari-mutuel handle from last year's event.
Saying the bill would have expanded gambling in Indiana, Gov. Mike Pence has vetoed a bill that would have allowed state residents to use advance deposit wagering to bet on horse races.
Though there was a slight decline in the number of races run in April, wagering and purses rose 5.86% and 4.92% in the U.S. when compared with April 2014, according to the racing economic indicators from Equibase.
Average field size at Gulfstream Park for its Dec. 6, 2014-April 5 race meet grew 13.1% from 8.4 to 9.5 horses per race, while average daily all-sources pari-mutuel handle slipped 1.7% but was still a solid $8.1 million.
Keeneland will ask the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission May 6 for permission to offer Thoroughbred simulcasts at The Red Mile, the Lexington harness track that is constructing a facility for historical race wagering machines.


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Now you can make a shell or python , ruby or whatever script to automate this for you. My experience says that all this (with generating magento repos, copying live database to dev, rsyncing needed files, upgrading in a loop) will take less tan 5 mins from 22.214.171.124 to 188.8.131.52 if automated
A process we've used that works:
This way you keep all order/product/customer/etc data.
Of course, you'll need to ensure your modules and themes work with the new version of Magento first, and the usual caveats for 'backup first' etc etc...


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I have just done bits of Thi Chi here and there, so I'm a rank beginner. I did Shaolin Kempo for some years and enjoyed the stillness of it but now it would be good to get that quiet mind without the extremes of yang style training.
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Before the season, Millville girls' lacrosse coach Claudia McCarthy didn't think Corrine Etter would reach 300 career goals. Etter entered her senior year with 213, but she tends to get double- and triple-teamed.
Once the season started, though, Etter started scoring.
"She was easily scoring five or six per game," McCarthy said. "Then I knew there was a chance it could happen."
Etter had another one of those five-goal games on Tuesday, and she netted No. 300 41/2 minutes into Millville's 16-13 loss at Ocean City in a Cape-Atlantic League matchup.


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Breakthrough clinical trial that has improved treatment for young women with hormone-sensitive breast cancer.
RBWH Radiation Oncologist Dr Liz Kenny and Director of Cardiology Dr John Atherton comments on a QUT study into saliva as an early detection tool for various cancers and heart failure
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New York, NY, November 30, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Vinton Cerf, the celebrated computer scientist most commonly known as one of "fathers of the Internet," will be joined by the senior executives of leading telecommunications companies such as Broadcom, AT&T Labs and Ciena as keynote speakers at IEEE GLOBECOM 2012, the premier international conference dedicated to global communications. To be held December 3 - 7 at the fabled Disneyland® Hotel in Anaheim, California, this year's annual event is scheduled to include more than 1,500 technical and business presentations focused on the advancement of next wave Internet and communications technologies as well as the expansion of the latest IPv6, smart grid and cloud computing protocols and applications.
Beginning Monday, December 3, IEEE GLOBECOM 2012 will open with the first of two days of industry and technical tutorials and workshops detailing the newest research in areas such as mobile cloud computing, small cell and wireless cognitive radio networks, M2M in smart grid and smart cities, future world mobility management and the "Green Internet of Things."
The conference will then officially commence on Tuesday, December 4 with Dr. Henry Samueli, Co-founder, Chairman and Chief Technology Officer of Broadcom Corporation delivering his keynote on "Connecting Everything: Dream Becomes Reality." On the following morning, Vinton Cerf will offer his address on "Internet Challenges 2012-2020" with numerous international communications experts speaking over the next few days. This includes:
-Hossein Eslambolchi, Chairman & CEO of "2020 Venture Partners," who will talk about "The Power of Technology to Transform the Future" as well as every aspect of society
-Stephen B. Alexander, Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer at Ciena, who will discuss "The Performance-on-Demand Application Ecosystem: The Next Phase of Telecom Infrastructure"
-Krish Prabhu, President, AT&T Labs and Chief Technology Officer, who will speak on "Connected Life: the Future of Global Communications"
In addition, Tuesday through Thursday will also entail a comprehensive schedule of nearly 1,500 senior-level addresses, business panels and technical presentations covering the entire range of global communications. This includes the opening of the Industry Forum and Exhibition designed to showcase the innovations and displays of leading corporations such as Ciena, SARACEN, Wiley and National Instruments and as well as a program of more than 20 sessions covering areas like "M2M/IoT: What are the Futures in Communications?" "Next Generation Internet," "Future Networks, IPv6 Deployment," "Social Networks: Impact on Quality of Life" and "Green Communications & Computing." Held in conjunction will also be the conference's Executive Forum offering a "Dialog with Industry Leaders" as well as expert presentations about "New Technologies to Watch," "Data Infrastructure and Services" and "IT Transformation: Clouds, Security, Mobility and Computing."
Another significant highlight is the conference's comprehensive presentation of technical papers offered across scores of sessions from December 4 - 6. This will include more than 1,000 technical papers presented on topics ranging from energy savings in communications networking, smart grid communications, spectrum sharing, and Internet security to signal processing, power & resource management, vehicular networking, satellite & space communications and green cellular wireless communications.
For more information on IEEE GLOBECOM 2012 registration details, conference updates and Disneyland entertainment packages, please feel free to visit www.ieee-globecom.org/2012 or contact Heather Ann Sweeney of the IEEE Communications Society at 212-705-8938 and/or [email protected]. The website's Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter links are also available for sharing thoughts and comments with peers based worldwide.
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Can't stand the thought of getting a colonoscopy?
Published: Tuesday, November 1, 2011 at 1:00 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, October 31, 2011 at 10:16 a.m.
Getting grownups to get a colonoscopy can be about as easy as getting kids to eat Brussels sprouts. Actually, adults may be wilier at putting off a colonoscopy than kids are at sliding sprouts under the table. Barely half follow the screening guidelines. Even more don't get any kind of colon check. Ever.
Not you, of course! But maybe your spouse, neighbor, best friend?
And definitely not us! Both of us had our first colonoscopies at age 50 (right on schedule), and both of us turned out to have some precancerous polyps, which were removed on the spot. That's one of the nifty things about these exams: Any polyps usually are zapped there and then. No second round needed.
You probably know the rule of thumb: Get a colonoscopy every 10 years, starting at age 50 (earlier and more often if there's colon cancer in your family).
But if you secretly don't have any intention of doing that, do this: Get just one colon check between 55 and 64, and it doesn't have to be a colonoscopy. We've just seen convincing new data that having one sigmoidoscopy, which uses a shorter scope and doesn't go up as far, cuts your risk of colorectal cancers nearly as much as more frequent tests. It's also faster and cheaper.
Is it the best? Not quite. We're both beyond grateful that we had colonoscopies.
Is it good enough to seriously cut your odds? Yep.
Is it way, way better than nothing? Absolutely, positively.
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English style food with an excellent selection of drinks and menu items.
We usually get a table in the restaurant and after dinner move onto bowling, arcade games, or pool.
I know we were talking about the Tampa Bay Comic-con so if you are interested, Living Social has a deal where you save 10 bucks on a 3 day pass.
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FYI - went ahead and did the Universal Studios Daigon Alley thing. Single Rider line was 20 minutes in and out for Escape Gringotts ride. The place was freaking amazing. the ride was "meh". It's missing the fun factor you get from the forbidden forrest ride. Maybe because the single rider line misses the back story you get while waiting in the larger line such as the walk through gringotts tellers. Hogwarts Express ride worth the price of admission though.
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An enjoyable night as always with fantastic hosts and good company. Great info on Warcraft too :) One of the highlights of the night however was learning about Minecraft from a cutie-pie gnome.
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Awesome time, as usual. Especially enjoyed Minecraft pointers, TSA stories, and awesome pectoral moves. Gotta love the 90s, right ladies?
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Question for the Orlando locals. Is the new Universal Studios Daigon Alley packed on Saturdays?
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Almost immediately we began spending every day together, including spending the night with each other. However, I noticed that he would slowly bring his things over to my house (such as bags of clothes, toothbrush, computer, BATH TOWELS).
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Career Opportunities
Operates and maintains the District's wastewater collection system by performing the following duties.
Not necessarily in order of priority, include the following. Other duties may be assigned.
1. Provides excellent customer service to customers and business partners.
2. Performs daily and routine monitoring of facilities and equipment. Performs analysis: checks and adjusts valves, floats, gauges and other related equipment. Records daily work and metered flows.
3. Monitors, inspect, operate, repairs and maintains wastewater collection system, including sewer lines, wet wells, pump stations, machinery, controls, pumps, motors and generators. Performs minor electrical, carpentry. Painting and mechanical tasks. Also maintains outside grounds.
4. Assists and do a variety of construction projects.
5. Operates a variety of hand, power and pneumatic tools but not limited to, such as jackhammers, chain saws, pipe cutters, compressors and pipe cutters.
6. Operates sewer cleaning equipment, pump station equipment and SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition).
7. Locates pipe and leaks using electronic detection equipment.
8. Troubleshoots complaints and evaluate emergency callouts.
9. Performs snow removal at all District facilities.
10. Fulfills "on call" requirements for a 7-day consecutive period, on a rotating basis.
11. Follows safety procedures and guidelines.
12. Completes paperwork as needed for cost reports, work logs, inventory logs, etc.
13. Assists with special projects and performs other duties as assigned from time to time.
- Operator Job Description (pdf)
Send resume and application to: email@example.com
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Carson City Department of Public Works
This class specification lists the major duties and requirements of the job and is not all-inclusive. Incumbent(s) may be expected to perform job-related duties other than those contained in this document and may be required to have specific job-related knowledge and skills.
- Performs preventive maintenance and repairs for industrial wastewater plant and lift/pump station mechanical equipment.
- Follows and completes work according to established periodic maintenance schedules.
- Inspects and performs semi-skilled and skilled craft work in the installation, maintenance and repair of pumps, valves, motors, chemical dosing systems, compressors, blowers, hydraulic and electromechanical systems and components common in wastewater treatment and processing.
- Observes safety precautions when working with energized equipment.
- Ensures that all installation, maintenance and repair work is performed to code.
- Reads diagrams, blueprints, specifications and manuals for installation and repair projects.
- Maintains and services hand and power tools related to the trade.
- Contributes to the efficiency and effectiveness of the unit's service to its customers by offering suggestions and participating as an active member of a work team.
- Maintains records of work performed and materials used utilizing a Computerized Maintenance Management System.
- Operates construction equipment, forklifts and mini crane lifting equipment.
- Drives City vehicles to plant work sites, transports materials and assists as required.
- Performs additional duties as necessary.
- Demonstrates courteous and cooperative behavior when interacting with the public and City staff; acts in a manner that promotes a harmonious and effective workplace environment.
Closing Date/Time:
Tue. 07/12/16 4:00 PM Pacific Time
$24.22 - $30.88 Hourly
$1,937.60 - $2,470.40 Biweekly
$4,198.13 - $5,352.53 Monthly
$50,377.60 - $64,230.40 Annually
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There is currently one (1) position open in the Treatment Plant division for the Community Services Department. This recruitment will establish a list for one year.
Operate, inspect and perform preventive maintenance on plant equipment in connection with the operation of a major secondary and tertiary wastewater treatment plant; this level in the wastewater plant operator series is expected to operate the full range of secondary and tertiary treatment plant equipment and processes; this position will lead and supervise in the absence of the crew supervisor
$58,760.00 - $91,104.00 Annually
CLOSING DATE: Continuous
This examination will establish an Open Competitive and Promotional list to fill current and/or future vacancies that may occur within the next six (6) months or may be extended as needed by the Office of Human Resources.
Qualifying education and experience must be clearly documented in the "Education" and "Work Experience" sections of the application. Do not substitute a resume for your application or write "see attached resume" on your application.
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"RE: Why Video in a Still Camera; Who Uses It?"
"Pro Tools is an audio app. Avid Media Composer in the professional editing application, and Avid Studio... is the video/audio competitor to iMovie."Thanks for the correction re Pro Tools Perrone - you're absolutely right!1080p may becoming passé, as you say, especially for the cinema industry as they look from jumping from 35mm film projection to all digital projection. However in the television broadcast world, 1080p will be around for quite a while.Television networks in Canada and the US have just spent billions changing from the old NTSC standard of 525 lines of horizontal resolution to 1080 lines progressive. Current transmission bit rates can be as low as 4megs per second, it can be really bad on cable tv or by satelite tv creating pour images, which is why using a proper HD antennae to pick up TV signals broadcast over the air - will give the viewer a way better image.Sorry for going off-topic everyone (as alluded to by Howard, below) - but then, still cameras have kinda gone off topic too, from shooting only stills, to now shooting many - in the form of video!Cheers,Frederic in MontréalNothing ventured... nothing gained!http://www.RemarkableImages.ca


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Sleep and Infants (3-11 months)
By six months of age, nighttime feedings are usually not necessary and many infants sleep through the night; 70-80 percent will do so by nine months of age. Infants typically sleep 9-12 hours during the night and take 30 minute to two-hour naps, one to four times a day – fewer as they reach age one.
When infants are put to bed drowsy but not asleep, they are more likely to become "self- soothers" which enables them to fall asleep independently at bedtime and put themselves back to sleep during the night. Those who have become accustomed to parental assistance at bedtime often become "signalers" and cry for their parents to help them return to sleep during the night.
Social and developmental issues can also affect sleep. Secure infants who are attached to their caregiver may have less sleep problems, but some may also be reluctant to give up this engagement for sleep. During the second half of the year, infants may also experience separation anxiety. Illness and increased motor development may also disrupt sleep.
Sleep Tips for Infants
- Develop regular daytime and bedtime schedules.
- Create a consistent and enjoyable bedtime routine.
- Establish a regular "sleep friendly" environment.
- Encourage baby to fall asleep independently and to become a "self-soother."
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Big demands from Greece, Ukraine, and fleeing migrants challenge Europe's legacy of generosity. A timely book on altruism suggests a way out.
China's official welcome to democracy advocate Aung San Suu Kyi marks a possible bow to freedom's demand that people must reason together in seeking the truth rather than live in fear under a truth-denying regime.
With the president adding more troops in Iraq against Islamic State, the need for war authorization becomes more necessary. The war's future requires both disciplined thinking and political consensus.
As the Women's World Cup begins in Canada, FIFA should be reminded that it is men's soccer that carries the weight of recent scandals. By elevating women's soccer, FIFA can raise its standards and restore its reputation.
Voters in Turkey's June 7 parliamentary election set a model for a region in need of democratic ways to reconcile domestic differences over religion, ethnicity, and basic freedoms.
A government report accuses Canada of past 'cultural genocide' for the forced assimilation of native people. Like other democracies with a history of abusing indigenous or minority people, Canada can set a model for reconciliation.
Recent graphic rape scenes on shows like 'Game of Thrones' have stirred viewer outrage. There are ways to change Hollywood's script about rape.
Iraq issues this moral challenge to countries that fail to stop Muslims from joining Islamic State: You must do more because of your neglect of radicalization at home and of IS recruitment.
Like other cities, Paris tries to end a craze by devoted couples to put 'love locks' on bridges and other structures. But the city also suggests other public, collective – even nonmaterial – ways to express the eternal bonds of affection.
The Supreme Court's decision that an employer cannot discriminate against the Muslim practice of wearing a hijab will add to the accommodation of religious practices, especially among minority faiths.
World reaction to the US indictments of world soccer officials shows the prosecution of bribery across borders can challenge global assumptions about corruption.
With a renewed focus on human rights in North Korea, the US, Japan, and South Korea can help expose the lies of the Kim regime, adding pressure to end its nuclear program.
US indictments of FIFA officials is a welcome move to clean up the world's most popular sport. Every dominant sports organization needs better integrity checks against a desire to make money over the need for fair and clean regulation of sport.
China has adopted the EU's slogan of 'common destiny' for creating a Eurasian economy. Yet the EU's many new woes call for redefining the core values, or identity, of its union.
In Southeast Asia, acts of empathy by fishermen in saving refugees adrift at sea help soften the hard stance of Indonesia and Malaysia. They are fishers of both people and goodwill.
With an election this past March and a new president taking power, Nigeria illustrates how a democracy stands up for its values against terrorist groups like Boko Haram.
A new federal program of rewarding whistle-blowers in the financial industry is booming. And a survey shows industry insiders favor acting as tipsters against wrongdoing – especially in firms with a culture of integrity.
The Islamic State's recruitment of women draws big attention. But less noticed and more important are efforts in Islamic countries to raise the level of women as spiritual guides – able to prevent young women (and men) from joining radical groups.
In a newly revealed strategy, the Pentagon poses the threat of a digital counterattack on those who launch a cyberattack on the US. This offensive capability, however, might trigger a cyber arms race. Is the US fear well founded to justify a possible escalation of fear?
The US and other nations have stepped up their military role in Syria as the Assad regime weakens. But they must not repeat the mistake made in Iraq and Afghanistan and hold low expectations for postwar reconstruction. Muslim societies can be democratic.
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