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You always get Mor than you bargained for on the OCNet...
hmm there's no more Who's Online anymore?and no more bio section of the profiles...these arent necessarily complaints, just observations, but i would be curious as to what went into the decisions to get rid of em...
Yes, I am going to fix this (and some other annoying issues) this week.Rob
And will the smileys keep their holiday appearance only through the New Calendar Christmas, or will they stick around through the Old Calendar Christmas?
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SAN JOSE, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Costa Rica's Congress on Tuesday approved an overhaul to a free trade agreement with Mexico aimed at spurring trade between the Central American country and its neighbors.
Under the terms of the new agreement, Mexico and Costa Rica's existing 1995 treaty will be merged with Mexico's covenants with Nicaragua, El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras, to stimulate regional trade.
Costa Rican Trade Minister Anabel Gonzalez, who is competing to be the next director general of the World Trade Organization, said the agreement modernizes provisions for investment, services, public sector transactions and intellectual property.
Trade between Costa Rica, a country of 4.5 million, and Mexico grew 10 percent a year between 2000-2011, generating $1.4 billion, according to Costa Rica's foreign trade ministry.
The update to the treaty comes a week after new Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto visited Costa Rica, where he met with his counterpart Laura Chinchilla and urged Congress to approve the rebooted treaty, originally signed in 2011.
During his visit, Pena Nieto also met with heads of state from Panama, Honduras and Guatemala, and told reporters that he had discussed the possibility of including Panama, the region's booming economy, within the terms of the treaty. (Reporting by Isabella Cota)

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Strategic development expert brings wealth of experience in healthcare industry and over 30 years of business leadership to organization
In his role with CodeBaby, Mr. Uhlmann will lead all business development initiatives for the organization, working to open up new opportunities in industries that would benefit from offering superior online customer experiences. Mr. Uhlmann will initially focus on growing the company's presence in the healthcare (http://codebaby.com/
"Russ brings an unmatched record of success in growing sales channels, specifically in healthcare, "said CodeBaby CEO Dennis McGuire. "We are very pleased to have him lead our business development team and look forward to utilizing his experience and demonstrated know-how as we continue to bring CodeBaby's technology into new markets."
Prior to joining CodeBaby, Russ spent five years with Xerox Services (formerly ACS), a multi-billion dollar provider of BPO and technology solutions to Global 1000 companies. During his tenure with Xerox/ACS, Russ was focused on managing and growing the company's healthcare footprint in several increasingly responsible roles – VP Business Development for Healthcare Payers and Pharma, VP Strategic Accounts and VP/Client Managing Director. Most recently Russ led the team responsible for the relationship with Xerox's largest and most strategic healthcare accounts.
Before joining Xerox/ACS, Mr. Uhlmann had a successful career in a number of client-facing roles including Sales, Business Development, Sales Management and M&A. Russ was part of the early-stage management team for Protocol Communications, a vertically integrated BPO and Marketing Services provider. During his tenure, the company grew from a startup to exceed $180 million in annual revenues through a combination of organic sales and acquisitions. At Protocol, Mr. Uhlmann held the position of Senior Vice President of Business Development, responsible for National Account Sales and M&A activity.
Previously, Mr. Uhlmann worked as VP of Sales, Southern Region, for Indigo America where he led a team to exceed annual revenues of $250 million in less than four years. He also spent 13 years at Gerber Scientific where his greatest achievement was starting a new business segment which he grew from start-up to $30M + in three years.
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How can you select all of the bold text in a document? I would like to just extract bold text from numerous documents. Is there a script that could be run?
If you are referring to Word documents, you can use a VBA macro:
If it works as planned, it should add all bolded text in a document to a text file


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I can host more domains on my main site hosting account, and would like to set up several sites for family members using WordPress, for use as CMS and for their blogs.
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Over the years, numerous donors have established endowed awards and traveling fellowships at the GSD. The following prizes are administered by the Department of Architecture:
AIA Henry Adams Medal
Each year the American Institute of Architects awards an engraved medal to the top-ranking graduating student in each architecture program accredited by the National Council of Architectural Accrediting Board. This award is provided as a part of the AIA/AAF Scholarship Program.
AIA Henry Adams Certificate
Each year the American Institute of Architects awards a certificate of merit to the second-highest-ranking graduating student in each architecture program accredited by the National Council of Architectural Accrediting Board. This award and the AIA Henry Adams Medal are provided as a part of the AIA/AAF Scholarship Program.
Alpha Rho Chi Medal
This medal is awarded annually by the Grand Council of Alpha Rho Chi, on recommendation of the faculty in the Department of Architecture, to that graduate of the professional degree program who has achieved the best general record for professional merit through attitude and personality.
Araldo A. Cossutta Annual Prize for Design Excellence
This award was established in 1994 through an endowment by New York architect Araldo Cossutta, MArch '52. It is presented annually to a student of merit who has successfully completed the core program for MArch I and whose design consistently shows outstanding promise.
Clifford Wong Prize
This Clifford Wong Prize in Housing Design aims to help re-establish the essential role of architects in society to provide not only the fundamental needs of human shelter but to meet the challenge of designing creative solutions for improving living environments. The prize shall be awarded for the best student project in a design studio or thesis created during the current academic year which has as its primary focus multi-family housing design.
ETH Zurich Exchange Program
This exchange program offers two MArch I or MArch I AP students the unique opportunity to study Architecture at one of the leading European Architecture Schools located in Zurich, Switzerland during the Spring term. Participants will be able to choose studio critics from among ETH's internationally renowned faculty and visiting professors, and additionally enroll in ETH's wide variety of lecture courses and seminars.
Department of Architecture Faculty Design Award
Upon recommendation of the faculty in the Department of Architecture, this award is presented annually to a graduating student from each of the MArch I and MArch II programs. It is given in recognition of significant achievement throughout the relevant program's design studio sequence.
Julia Amory Appleton Traveling Fellowship
Architect Charles F. McKim of New York City donated a gift to Harvard in 1906 in memory of his wife, Julia Amory Appleton, to establish this traveling and study fellowship. It may be awarded annually to a graduating student in architecture, on the basis of his or her achievements at the school and the worthiness of the project to be undertaken.
John E. Thayer Award
The Harvard University John E. Thayer Award is given to one graduate from each of the graduate schools. It is to be awarded to the most "meritorious scholar" who has financial need.
James Templeton Kelley Prize (MArch I and MArch II)
On nomination by the faculty in the Department of Architecture, the Boston Society of Architects, a chapter of the AIA, awards the James Templeton Kelley Prize annually for the best final design project submitted by a candidate for the professional degree in architecture.
Kevin V. Kieran Award
This prize was established in 2001 with gifts from family and friends, in memory of Kevin Kieran, former faculty member and graduate from the Master in Architecture program in 1985. The prize is awarded by the Department of Architecture in recognition of the highest level of academic achievement among students graduating from the postprofessional Master in Architecture (MArch II) program.
KPF Travel Fellowship
Each year, Kohn Pedersen Fox presents three $10,000 awards to students who are in their penultimate year at one of the twenty-six design schools with whom KPF has chosen to partner. The goal of the award is to allow students to broaden their education through a summer of travel before their final year at school.
Peter Rice Internship Program at Renzo Piano Building Workshop
This internship was established by the Renzo Piano Building Workshop Foundation. It is awareded to one MArch I or MArch I AP student who prior to the beginning of the internship has completed the core program but has not yet begun their thesis. Under the tutelage of a senior architect, the intern will spend approximately six months over the Spring semester at the RPBW in Paris, France. The experience involves a combination of work and study, including practical training, seminars, and documentation.
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Established with a gift by long-term friends, business partners, and GSD advocates Samuel Plimpton MBA ' 77, MArch '80 and William J. Poorvu MBA '58, the Plimpton-Poorvu Design Prize will recognize the top team or an individual for a commercially viable real estate project completed as part of the GSD curricula that best demonstrates feasibility in design, construction, economics, and in fulfillment of market and user needs.
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The Takenaka Corporation, one of Japan's leading full-service design and construction firms, offers a 3-month Summer Internship in the Architectural Design division of its Tokyo headquarters. Interns will participate in collaborative design teams working on institutional, commercial, and/or residential design projects; visits to construction sites, research labs, and other Takenaka facilities are activities included in the internship.
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A stormy pattern will begin to set up over the nation this, the final week of December, and will last well into January. This will allow cold, snowy weather to abound for many.
Storm after storm will crash ashore in the Pacific Northwest. Each will drop snow over the mountains of the West, before emerging onto the Plains and heading towards the Eastern Seaboard, bringing more wintry weather.
This week will start with a system passing over the Northeast, which will spread accumulating snow from the Great Lakes through much of New England by tonight. Another system pressing into Texas Tuesday and traveling along the Gulf Coast through the middle of the week could even bring snow to some of the major East Coast cities by New Year's Day.
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- Love it when I find Ambassador bloggers!
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This table from one of our House to Home articles is certainly a designer demo, and one thing you won't see on the perfect place settings is cell phones. A friend asked me to write an article about put-away-the-cell-phone-dinner etiquette — not just for the kids. She said adults at her dinner table were often worse…
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I'd love to be able to see where the hits on my public cv are coming from. Would it be possible to integrate Google Analytics with careers.stackoverflow.com in the future to get a better idea of who is taking a look?
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An alternative that will work straight away would be to use TrackMyCV.com, which allows you to embed a 1-pixel tracking image into your CV, like the ones spammers put in their e-mails.


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1945 El Teniente mining accident
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The 1945 El Teniente mining accident, known locally as the Smoke Tragedy (Spanish: La tragedia del humo) is the biggest metallic mining accident in the history of Chile. It happened on June 19, 1945, in Chile's El Teniente mine, which belonged to Braden Copper Company at the time; 355 men died.[1] Many of the miners died of carbon monoxide poisoning as a result of a fire that broke out near the mine, trapping the workers. Along with improperly marked emergency exits, the workers were unable to escape the flames. Rescue workers spent 3 days to try and free the miners, although it was to no avail.
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Once considered outrageous, funeral selfies are passé. Social networking has broken down people's reluctance to go public to talk, emote and even joke about death. And increasingly, some say, the commentators are going too far.
Whether reacting to the death of Robin Williams, Lauren Bacall, a high-school friend or a beloved grandmother, people are ready and all too willing to share online.
Social networkers are trampling on cultural taboos by taking and posting open-casket photos of the dead, writing long tributes to friends and loved ones in the past tense (before they've passed away) and setting up Facebook FB, -0.85% photo albums of the trip to a friend's funeral — including airport check-ins, photos of pre-funeral drinks and, as the piece de resistance, photographs of themselves holding the coffin.
"Technology is pulling down boundaries," says Simon Rego, director of psychology training at Montefiore Medical Center in New York City. "Social media is chipping away at what were pre-established norms and infiltrating more aspects of our culture." And it's getting easier. Facebook's new policy, "Remembering Our Loved Ones," will memorialize the profiles of deceased users, allowing friends to access their profiles and remember them on birthdays and share photographs. Some studies estimate that there are over 3 million profiles on Facebook that belong to onetime users who've since died.
The deaths of public figures bring social media's irreverence about death into high relief. Last year, Zelda Williams, 25, daughter of the late actor Robin Williams, quit Instagram and Twitter due to "cruel and unnecessary" posts about her father. People were sharing fake photos purported to be of Robin Williams's body (two Twitter accounts of those involved were suspended). On a posting on her Instagram account before she quit, Zelda Williams wrote, "Mining our accounts for photos of dad, or judging me on the number of them is cruel and unnecessary." Members of a Facebook page about Hollywood celebrities posted photos of British singer Robbie Williams and other celebrities with similar names, labeled "RIP," in an attempt to be funny.
"Because death is such an extreme dimension of the human experience, we've traditionally done our best to ignore it," says Aram Sinnreich, media professor at Rutgers University. "There's been a collision of this typically taboo subject with a communications platform where the number of taboo subjects has vanished." Nothing is off-limits on Facebook and Twitter, he says, from sharing photographs of your child's poop with other parents to examine its consistency to posting naked-body shots. And now the final frontier — death — has been subjected to this same no-holds-barred treatment.
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But some go too far. Mathew Haigh, a computer-science student at Columbia University, recently discovered that a former co-worker had posted three photos of an open casket. "At first I couldn't believe what I was looking at," he says. "I thought it was as tacky as you could get and a little creepy." Each photo showed the dead man from a different angle, as if it were a posthumous selfie. "If I were dead in an open casket, I wouldn't want others to see me that way, especially on the Internet," said Haigh. "It's a bad way to respect the dead. It makes it more about you than the other person."
This once-private rite of passage is now public. Larry Rosen, professor of psychology at California State University, Dominguez Hills, cites a Facebook post where a man chronicled his journey to a friend's funeral and included a photo of himself as pallbearer with the caption, "Carrying my mate for last time. Farewell ya crazy b******! Love ya."
"It's supposed to be a solemn occasion," Rosen says. "But this says, 'Look how great a friend I am.' He wants to be seen as funny and deemed important enough to be a pallbearer. Most people have narcissistic tendencies, and on social media that part of your personality can take over."
With social media, the spotlight has quietly moved from the casket to the mourners, says Fran Walfish, a psychologist in Beverly Hills, Calif. "Where the focus has always been to honor the deceased and grieving, mourning family members, the lines are now blurred," she says. Rae Mapey, an app developer based in Vancouver Island, B.C., says the "weirdest" experiences on Facebook happen when people "like" a status update about someone having died in tragic circumstances. Mourners traditionally wrote in guest books at funerals — books that only the family of the deceased were likely to read — but on Facebook they showcase their [unpublished] poetry, she adds: "Cue references to angels, wings and golden gates."
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Of course, many others try to use social media responsibly, whether it's keeping people abreast of funeral arrangements, thanking people for their support during a difficult time or, in the case of Robin Williams and other public figures, posting tributes to the life and work of the deceased. "I've used social media to participate in dedicated groups for grieving friends where there has been little if any grandstanding," Sinnreich says. And, often, people find out about the death of an old high-school friend through Facebook and then get to share memories on the same platform, he adds.
"RIP" hashtags in tweets and on Facebook have also been very effective in creating an immediate universal awareness of the passing of a public figure, Sinnreich adds. "I've read more valuable discussions of Robin Williams's legacy in social media than traditional media." Even respectful public tributes can backfire, however, especially when they're rushed out to feed the Web's need for instant content. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences posted a tweet with an image of Williams as the animated genie from Disney's "Aladdin." The caption read: "Genie, you're free." But some commentators doubted that this was the right message to put out into the Internet ether, particularly for others who are struggling with depression and who have suicidal thoughts.
In more private circles, social networkers strive to find a balance. "I do have problems with posts that prematurely push sick people into the grave by talking about them as if they've actually passed," says Christopher Shea, 48, who is studying for a master's degree in social work at New York University. "I lost someone very special to me this past week and wondered if acknowledging the loss was appropriate to post on Facebook, but I did." Shea was relieved when his deceased friend's sister posted a note thanking him. "Words of sincere expression, whether spoken or written, carry the ability to remedy great pain," he says.
And others post about death reluctantly. Bryce Weinert, 32, assistant director of recruitment at Columbia University, recently lost her grandmother. Only when she left town for the funeral did she share about it. "I was trying to keep the balance of being respectful for the family and event, but not looking for obvious sympathy. It was a meaningful event to me."
If friends heard about it secondhand, she felt they might be shocked or disappointed that they hadn't heard about it earlier. "It's a balancing act between being a real person versus the public persona you create through Facebook," she says.
Other articles by Quentin Fottrell:
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Is there a way to read parameters from a file in an R script?
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Denim Review: Goldsign Lure Lace Effect Skinny Jeans in Port
This weeks denim review is on the Goldsign Lure Lace Effect skinny jeans in Port. I have only previously tried Goldsign jeans once and that was on a pair that ran really large, so they ended up fitting like boyfriend jeans more than skinny jeans, so I wasn't overly fond of them for that reason. It's nice to be able to review a pair of their proper skinny jeans and test them out as they should be.
January Jones in Goldsign Mind Cropped Trousers in Peacoat Blue
January Jones and son Xander were spotted out at Mr. Bone's Pumpkin Patch prepping for Halloween. January wore a pair of Goldsign's Mind Cropped Trousers Peacock Blue with a striped tee and booties.
While January has been spotted out in a lot of Goldsign lately, this isn't my favorite pair on her. I think they'd be more flattering if they were a little slimmer fitting in the hips. What do you think?
Jessica Alba in Goldsign Lure Lace Coated Skinny jeans in Bayberry
Jessica Alba took her daughter Honor on a play date with a friend. I can't believe how much Honor has grown up already!
Jessica wore a pair of Goldsign Lure Lace Coated skinny jeans in Bayberry with a black sweater and booties. She has been a fan of Goldsign's Lure skinny jeans lately! I like that this pair is a combination of both the coated and lace printed trend. You can buy these jeans for $221.00 from Piperlime.
Jessica Alba in Goldsign Lure Skinny Jeans in Tayler
Jessica Alba was spotted making her way into the Madonna Concert at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. Jessica decided to test run yet another brand. This time she chose Goldsign, their Lure Skinny in Tayler to be specific.
I actually find these jeans kind of cool. I never would have thought anyone would have done a metallic floral jean. I think Goldsign did a really good job on these. They don't look over the top, but they really do stand out. You can click here to purchase these jeans at Saks for $298.
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Indoor Tanning
In 2009, tanning beds were classified as carcinogenic. Carcinogenic is another word for cancer-causing. This means tanning beds are considered to be in the highest category of cancer risk to people.
Melanoma is the second most common cancer in women age 20-29.
Using tanning beds regularly when you're under 30 increases your risk of skin cancer by 75 percent.
Some common myths used by the tanning industry:
"Our tanning beds use UVA rays, which are the safe UV rays".
Both UVA and UVB rays cause damage to skin cells and can lead to skin cancer. UV rays are recognized as a main cause of all skin cancers. All tanning beds use UV rays.
"It is only dangerous to use a tanning bed if you burn." OR "Use the tanning bed to get a base tan so you do not burn on vacation."
Any sign of color or tan on your skin is a sign of damage to the skin cells. Some of those skin cells may be damaged enough that cancer may develop. This is why there is no such thing as a healthy tan.
Indoor tanning can also:
- Cause skin to age earlier than it should. Skin may start to sag or wrinkle, and age spots could develop as a result of UV exposure.
- Eyes can be damaged due to UV exposure.
- Some people have an allergy to UV radiation and could develop an itchy red rash or other signs of an allergy.
- UVB rays can cause the immune system to not work as well. This could leave you more likely to develop infections or diseases.
UV radiation to the skin is preventable
There are several ways to get a healthy tan. You can use a bronzer, which may come in a powder, crème or liquid form. Bronzers are great because you can alter your color from day to night and it washes off at the end of the day.
Sunless tanners come as sprays, mists, lotions or gels. For all sunless tanners you should make sure to prep the skin beforehand in order to avoid streaks. There are also gradual sunless tanning lotions. You can use these lotions to build your color to the level you desire.
Current laws in place or pending on tanning beds:
- The healthcare reform bill signed by President Obama in March 2010 places a 10 percent tax on tanning bed use.
- A bill is pending in Congress that would control how long a person can use a tanning bed at each visit and how strong the UV rays can be given off by a tanning bed.
Remember: Even though the tanning industry may say you need to tan to get Vitamin D, getting it from natural or fortified foods is the best and safest way to do it.
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Clark Gregg
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We learn that Christine's maiden name is Kimble.
Christine: Kids are dumb. [Ritchie] still thinks the fact that he and his dad are both named Richard is a gigantic coincidence.
Christine: I want to feel better about myself, and the only way I can think of to do that—short of diet and exercise—is plastic surgery.
(at the plastic surgeon's)
Christine: What are you doing here?
Stan: Oh, I come here all the time. I live close by and this is a great place to meet women with low self-esteem.
Christine: Damn it. You're a great therapist!
Matthew: I've had a lot of crazy to work with.
Christine: Thank you!
Matthew: Before, you were always trying to do the right, for yourself or your kid. You had integrity.
Christine: Why can't I have integrity AND a great rack?
Matthew: I've never seen it!
New Christine: (sitting at a restaurant table with Old Christine, Richard, and Daniel) I read that four is the perfect number of people for good conversation.
(very long, awkward silence)
New Christine: I forget where I read that.
Christine: Matthew, I start off as a 7, but after a few hundred dollars worth of products and three hours of my life that I am never gettin' back, I turn into a very temporary 9.
Richard: You're considering surgery for some guy?
Christine: No, it's not for Daniel. Just—being with him has brought up some stuff for me, okay? Richard, I'm getting older, and that's not easy, especially in this town. Los Angeles is a very, very unforgiving place to be a 32-year-old woman.
Richard: Maybe you should be consulting with a math tutor.
Dr. Gurwich: So, who do you want to look like?
Christine: What?
Dr. Gurwich: Is there someone you've always wanted to be?
Christine: Well, I've always wanted to be me.
Dr. Gurwich: Oh... a feminist. Yeah, I call them "befores".
Stan: Can I say something as your former and probably future lover?
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Stan: I've seen you naked...upside down... in terrible lighting... it was right before you popped my air mattress...
Christine: Stan, that's enough! I'm going to sit over there!
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Though credited, Alex Kapp-Horner, Trevor Gagnon, Tricia O'Kelley, and Wanda Sykes don't appear in this episode.
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I love the way the percussion kicked in after the track's suspenseful introduction, that was deep!
It almost paints a scene of a cautious advance through an otherworldly structure, I can well imagine what you were trying to capture here. Keep up your music, Doom, this is immense!
Thank you PA, glad you enjoyed it IMMENSELY! and I will 4EVER!
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Reminds me of the old days when I used to play the old Zelda games in my Gameboy.
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Cool! Thanx :D I draw a lot of inspiration from old school soundtracks (NES, SNES, PSX) where in my opinion music in videogames were at it's highest. But I always make my music original with new sounds and not base it off others work, it's more of the vibe of the old days I try to keep intact, making memorable tracks that can create nostalgia when you return to it.
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If this were used in the actual Crystalis Video Game on NES, it would have been my all time favorite track! The remake to the Crystalis Tower on GBC just killed the classic...but its pyramid theme just owned!
I pick up various traces of both in your track, if you admit to it or not, I know where you got your inspiration, and it paid off. Job well done, no fuzziness, no clipping, mastering a complete success, and volume at a perfect pitch!
Bass could have used a bigger thump, but its perfect the way it is!
All I can say is THANX!!! and never heard of Crystalis, but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't influenced by old school video game soundtracks. I really love the way melody always was the focus in the past, but now it seems most of the music is just atmosphere. This is where JRPG's are different which is also my fav Genre of video games. Video game, movie soundtracks and metal are my main influences :D


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At the rear side of the card we see a rather familiar PCB. Overall a fairly clean design, the cards are PCI-E gen 3.0 compatible and will have one crossfire connector, so 2-way Crossfire is an option you could pursue.
Where the HAWK editions have a nice sturdy back-plate the Gaming edition lacks that. It does have a metal bar at the top to ensure stability when it is hanging vertically in the PC and you can see one vertical cooling or protective plate. The PCb used btw is 100% sililar to the one that the HAWK edtition is using.
With a TDP of roughly 180 Watt the card needs to be hooked up to both a 6 PCI-E PEG power connectors. Under full stress we measured almost 180 Watts power draw, so that indeed is pretty spot on as advertised. That switch to the right is a dual-BIOS.
The Twinfrozr cooler does an excellent job by the way, even pre-overclocked the temps during gaming remains at roughly 60 degrees C (hottest peak temp). The red design looks a little better as well. Under the metal casing there are aluminum fins connected to five 8mm heatpipes.
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Sneak: (reading letter) Dear King Bombo, sail the word that the giant is a dead duck.Coo-Coo: (to Snoop, who is writing the letter) Is a dead duck.Sneek Spy: (pats Gulliver's gun and turns around, rubbing his hands) P.S. What do we do with the body?
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- Gabby getting his lantern stuck over his head after he crashes into the guards. When he complains about needing to see the king, they slam the lantern window shut in his face.
- Bombo and his navy's reaction to Gulliver; the ships retreat into the distance in seconds.
- The Gabby shorts themselves were actually pretty hilarious. In one, the titular character decides to help out the fire department, though he does more damage then good (and the other firemen couldn't care less about him). At one point, he chops his way though a the door with a bucket of water... to water the plants and put a log in the fireplace.


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This is a discussion on At last, making the move. within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; I haven't been on here in about a week and a half. I been very busy loking for a new place to move. After a ...
I haven't been on here in about a week and a half. I been very busy loking for a new place to move. After a year of being on the market, my home has sold. As some of you know, I was forced into early retirement due to a bad ticker. Uncle Sam has been great to me but still not enough money to pay the bills so I needed to downsize. That means selling my home and looking somewhere else cheaper to live. Well I found a great place in the country and will move there March first. Its out by Rolla Missouri which puts me in the middle of my state. I grew up inner city and all my experience that I have told on here is about the city of St. Louis. All my life I wanted to live in the country and now I am. Not sure what stories I'm going to tell you guys now since all this is going to be new to me. But I'm looking forward to the new experience!!
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Ben, congratulations on the move to the country. You'll love it there. I grew up in a small town and there's nothing like it. Have fun and rest that ticker.
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Thaks dr. I think I'm going to like it too. I'm right in the middle between Rolla and St. James. St. James is Missouri wine country. I have 3 or 4 winerys down the road from me. Right next door is a state park with a big lake on it. A half hour away is a trout hatchery and I'm looking forward to learning how to trout fish. And all around me is Mark Twain Forrest so I'll also have to learn how to hunt.
Great to hear that Ben - even a small shack if placed out in the boonies somewhat has to be preferable to being in or near a city.
Only problem with downsizing is - depending on the pack-rat quotient ...... is how to avoid taking too much ''stuff''. I fully anticipate you will be once moved - a very happy camper - lots of options it seems ....... good luck with the move too.
My next move is gonna be in a casket - had enough of all that, particularly after moving lock-stock-and-barrel from UK!!
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Congratulations! Welcome to the 'country'. Believe me when I say you'll not be bored away from the city. Just give it six months and things will be interesting enough. It may be a 'different story', but by no means be afraid. Glad you're "looking forward to the new experience", you won't be bored nor disappointed. I've been to St Louis twice in my years of existence. The zoo is amazing, and the folks are very kind except when you're on the road. Beautiful place far as I'm concerned---but then again, I'm used to the country. Set your fears aside and embrace it fully. You're going to enjoy it. Feel free to PM me if you need any more input on the country life.
Thanks Ram Rod, I'll take you up on that offer. And P95 that will be my next move also. lol
Hope this move works out just the way you want it too. I hear red wine is GREAT for your ticker (or, that's what I tell my wife :) ) Hope you enjoy tippling the local vintage.
May the stress of your move be minimal and your happiness immense.
Good luck, Ben! Scott Van can give you some skunk pointers too, since you're going country.
You'll love it!
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Congrats Ben.
Hey you really got your house sold at the right time.
Yep, you sure did. That's a real good omen of better things to come.
The real estate market is a such big mess right now.
So good ol' Ben Hennessy is moving out into the country?
That's great. You'll love it.
And you are going to have to plant some of your own grape vines.
And if you promise not to stomp the grapes with your feet I'll be happy to sample a bottle of your home made wine.
We'll keep you right good company on those quiet country nights.
Sounds like you found a really ideal little spot for yourself.
I wish you all the best.
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Thanks guys for your support. I just hope my first story isn't about a rabbit foaming at the mouth, chased me out of the woods! lol
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That's beautiful country around Rolla, and I recall it as a nice town, pleasant to walk around in. With the college, there are some nice related activities as well. I went to a football game there on a Saturday afternoon in the fall, years ago, and just really enjoyed the community.
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Hi everyone. I am sort of new to this. Well, actually, I kind of just stop beating myself up for how I think I really am. I have had issues with being faithful to people in the past. Sometimes, there were underlying issues, not enough attention at home, incompatibility, was in love with someone else, etc.... I was brought up to think that a relationship was supposed to be between a man and a woman.....then it evolved into ok, gay and lesbian relationships are fine too, I am not a tool for Christians anymore, got more into Wicca when I was a teen. I still held on for the longest that I in particular was only supposed to be in love with one person at a time. I am nearly 28 years old, and I no longer think this is true for me. This is kind of a rant, sorry, but I am a little strapped for time.
About a year ago, I met a sweet, interesting, funny, so awesome and in tune with my mind and energy guy you could imagine. Bad thing is.......I was already in a relationship, I have two children. :/
My partner and I are pretty open minded people, I told him how I felt about my friend, he was pretty upset, it almost cost us our relationship, but we didn't really want the relationship to end because we still love each other. So here were are working through it. I still want to have a relationship with my friend as well. We have other friends who do the poly thing. We have never done it before. I have been in love with my other friend for more than a year now, he feels the same about me. We have all talked about the poly thing. Me/my partner Me/my friend. Not all of us together. I think they are afraid of their reactions to each other or something. My partner has expressed that he wants to talk to him about it and that he thinks it selfish of him to think that I should only love him in this life. He says he just can't deal with a physical relationship right now. We have been together for nearly 5 years, own our home, cars....etc....we do everything together in other words, but we are not married. Sigh.........right now I am just respecting everyone's wishes, waiting......wanting. My partner allows me to spend some time with my friend which I am grateful for. I get to go out the movies or have lunch or dinner with him sometimes. I know in a successful poly relationship as I have been reading up on.......communication and openness and love are the keys. Maybe one day it'll be ok for me. I am glad I have stopped beating myself up for having these feelings though.
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Iver's three similar settlements form a jointly administered community and are connected to the Colne Valley regional park and to its train station by footpaths which branch into the Chiltern Hills, London and the Capital Ring.
Iver shown within Buckinghamshire
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Coordinates: 51°31′16″N 0°30′25″W / 51.521°N 0.507°W
Iver /ˈaɪ.vər/ is in the south-east corner of the English county of Buckinghamshire and a large civil parish in the South Bucks district which in addition to the central clustered village includes the largely residential co-neighbourhoods of Iver Heath and Richings Park.
Geography and transport[edit]
London is centred 17 miles (30 km) east. The parish shares woods, lakes and Grand Union Canal-side land covering 43 square miles, the Colne Valley regional park, with Uxbridge, Greater London spanning the edge of four counties. Most of the green space land forms Metropolitan Green Belt and two 18-hole golf courses are in the parish.
Iver's western border is for the most part formed by the Wexham green buffer zone to the town of Slough and further south by Langley, Berkshire, a contiguous suburb with its own railway station and amenities. One small part of the Richings Park neighbourhood is east of the M25 motorway, Thorney. Iver is intersected to the north above Iver Heath by the M40. South of the main farm and the golf course of Richings Park is a near-straight boundary, the M4 motorway beyond which is Colnbrook. The Great Western Main line bisects Iver. Richings Park and Thorney are served less than 0.5 miles (0.80 km) from Iver railway station. Uxbridge tube station is the nearest station to Iver Heath, has a taxi rank and adjacent car park. Iver railway station is connected well by footpath and has no car park.[2] A few Oxford services call on the station's platforms, which is for the non-express aspect of the line for stopping trains to Crossrail destinations.
The informally named 'Thorney interchange' of the M25 could just as easily have be named Iver in the same way as its railway station. However, it adopted the name of the smallest detached part of Iver shortly after its construction. Gentle Chiltern Hills lower slopes begin in the north-west of the parish, giving rise to Iver Heath's name. The M40 and M25 are in cuttings north and north-west of Iver Heath. The M25 motorway is on embankment 300m from Iver village centre.
Two estate areas of employment are in the parish: The Ridgeway trading and warehousing estate and Pinewood Studios.
In the Domesday Book of 1086 the whole area was recorded as Evreham or homestead by the brow of a hill and it was in the possession of a man called Robert Doiley.
In 1351 the area was granted a Royal charter to hold a weekly market. This charter was confirmed 110 years later in 1461.
Iver village on the Uxbridge to Langley road has a pre-Domesday foundation in which Neolithic pottery fragments and other artefacts have been discovered. The village church has shards of a Saxon window, and elements dating from the 15th century, 16th century and 17th century can be seen. The village has numerous houses from the 16th and 17th centuries.
Iver Heath[edit]
Iver Heath is the location of Heatherden Hall, a Victorian estate with spectacular grounds. It was purchased by Lt. Col. Grant Morden, a Canadian financier, who transformed the mansion by adding a huge ballroom and Turkish bath. During the 1930s it became a retreat and private meeting place for politicians and diplomats. The agreement to form the Irish Free State was signed at Heatherden Hall. The Church of St Margaret was built in 1862. Iver Heath itself is centred on a triangle of roads. The village post office is on the Slough Road to the south, while a parade of shops used to be found along Church Road to the north. Slough Road and Church Road are connected by Bangors Road North to the east.
Richings Park[edit]
Richings Park was once the estate of Lord Bathurst. Richings Park mansion was destroyed during World War II, and its site is now a residential area with its own shopping facilities. Richings Park mansion was very briefly the home of RAF Bomber Command, and the cellars of the house are still visible in fields now overlooking the M4.
Black Park[edit]
Black Park adjoins the Pinewood Studio complex. It has a lake that extends over 530 acres (2.1 km²).[citation needed] Due to its proximity to Pinewood Studios, Black Park was used for outdoor sequences in some of Hammer's Dracula films, a number of Carry On films, the Gerry Anderson Sci Fi series UFO and in the 1964 James Bond film Goldfinger.
To the south, Black Park is separated from Langley Park by the A412 road. Langley Park covers 130 acres (0.53 km²) and is known for its rhododendron and azalea-filled Temple Gardens.
Pinewood Studios[edit]
Pinewood Studios is a major British film studio to the immediate west of the developed land of Iver Heath, which is in all other respects residential. The studios have hosted many productions from blockbuster films to UK television shows, commercials and pop music promos. The Superman and the James Bond film franchises have used the film studios which provides tours of its museum.
Pinewood was built on the estate of Heatherden Hall, which was a large, attractive Victorian house with spectacular grounds. The Pinewood estate was purchased by Lt. Col. Grant Morden, a Canadian financier and MP for Brentford and Chiswick. He spent a fortune transforming the mansion into a show-piece home, adding refinements such as a huge ballroom, a Turkish bath and an indoor squash court. Due to its seclusion, it was used as a discreet meeting place for high-ranking politicians and diplomats. Here the agreement for the Anglo-Irish Treaty was signed. When Grant Morden died in 1934 the estate was purchased at auction by Charles Boot, who had recently inherited a large construction firm from his father Henry Boot, who had died in 1931. Within twelve months Charles had formed a partnership with J. Arthur Rank who transformed the estate into the office building for a film studio complex. He based his new studios on the latest Hollywood designs of that era. Charles Boot named it Pinewood Film Studios, reflecting pine trees surrounding the area. The entrance to the studio is on Pinewood Road.
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Iver Heath Drama Club[edit]
Established by John Hargreaves in 1948, the Iver Heath Drama Club contributed to the construction of the current village hall. The group puts on plays and pantomimes. In 2008, it celebrated 60 years by performing The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.[3]
As of May 2014, the club has over 40 regularly active members who are aged between six and eighty years of age. The club is run by volunteers using a not-for-profit charitable framework and is funded entirely by profits from shows, membership fees and donations. The members come from the Iver area and are from a wide array of backgrounds and abilities.[3]
In March 2014 Matthew Streuli, Vice-Chairman of the club, was presented with a Runner-up Community Champion Award by the Chairman of South Bucks District Council, Councillor Santokh Chhokar.[4]
Since 2008, Pinewood has been the club's main sponsor. Pinewood Studios Group has helped with rent and co-funded the 60th birthday pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk, which played to over 300 people in January 2009. It was co-sponsored by South Bucks District Council. The 2014 Pantomime was Cinderella which over the course of six shows was seen by almost 500 people.[5]
The Evreham Sports Centre[edit]
The Sports Centre is based in Iver, which is in the south of the District. The centre is run by Greenwich Leisure Limited. Facilities include a multi purpose sports hall, dance studio, lounge (with adjoining kitchen), sunbed, outdoor floodlit synthetic surface pitch, grass soccer pitches and a changing facility and fitness suite with equipment including a nautilus tread climber. The fitness suite contains pieces of equipment designed to be accessible to those persons with limited mobility.
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Notable people[edit]
- Prince Michael of Kent, member of the British Royal Family, was born in Iver[6]
- Princess Victoria (1868–1935), daughter of Edward VII, lived in Iver 1925–1935[7]
- Linford Christie, Olympic gold medalist sprinter, lived in Iver Heath[8]
- Charles Richard Fairey Founder of Fairey aviation, the Fairey factory based in West London creators of the Swordfish. The family lived at Woodlands aka Elk Meadows in Iver Heath
- John Fairey (1935–2009), aviator son of Charles Fairey (founder of the Fairey Aviation Company), was born in Iver[9]
- James Gambier (1756–1833), notorious admiral of the Royal Navy, lived in Iver, his gardener invented the modern day pansy [10]
- Julian Haviland (born 1930), former Political Editor of both ITN and The Times newspaper, was born in Iver Heath
- Brian Muir, sculptor of Darth Vader's helmet and armour and the Stormtrooper armour in Star Wars, lives in Iver[11]
- John Nash (1893–1977), painter of landscape and still-life, grew up in Iver[12]
- Paul Nash, WW1 and WW2 War Artist older brother of John Nash, buried in Langley in family plot
- David Seaman Former England goalkeeper lived in Iver
See also[edit]
- ^ a b Neighbourhood Statistics 2011 census, Accessed 2 February 2013
- ^ Iver Railway Station First Great Western. Retrieved 24 January 2014.
- ^ a b Iver Heath Drama Club
- ^ South Bucks District Council Website
- ^ IHDC Newsletter
- ^ "Prince and Princess Michael of Kent". The Official Website of the British Monarchy. Retrieved 3 February 2012.
- ^ "Introduction: Ralph Hancock". Retrieved 3 February 2012.
- ^ Harvey, Michael (4 August 1997). "Linford Slows Down in his £1 Million Mansion". The Daily Mail. Retrieved 3 February 2012.
- ^ "Obituary: Captain John Fairey". telegraph.co.uk (The Daily Telegraph). 23 July 2009. Retrieved 3 February 2012.
- ^ The Gentleman's magazine, Volume 103, Part 1. 1833. p. 559. Retrieved 3 February 2012.
- ^ "Interview with Brian Muir". Retrieved 3 February 2012.
- ^ "Nash, John Biography". The Bookroom Art Press. Retrieved 3 February 2012.
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I was also at the hearing, and like you, I didn't stay to listen to all the public testimony, once it became obvious that it was going to be a chorus of people objecting to the FCC's proposed change.
Net neutrality is a hugely important issue. However, at this time, it is still only vaguely related to the issue that was the specific topic of the hearing: media ownership.
Despite the rapidly growing influence of blogs in generating opinion and discussion, overall they don't generate much original news reporting. A vast majority of original reporting is still done by traditional media (either TV or Newspaper). Most of the "news" available on the internet still originates from those sources. CNN.com, MSNBC.com, etc, are just regurgitating what they are putting on TV. Most of the news stories on Yahoo and Google news are just recycled wire stories. SLOG's morning news is mostly either snarks or calls attention to wire stories. Despite the growing influence of political blogs, most original reporting was originated from traditional media sources, and all the polling that was done was paid for either by candidates campaigns or traditional news sources.
You are implying that that may change. Maybe yes. Maybe no. It may over time, but I'm not convince that it will. Or at least not as rapidly as you think. It costs a lot of money to send a reporter and crew to Iraq, or to Washington DC, or Sudan, or Colorado Springs, or wherever, or to pay for unbiased public opinion polling. There is already a business model in place for paying that overhead in the newspaper and TV world. There is not yet an effective business model for paying for that overhead exclusively on the internet. Salon tried a pay service, which bombed. So far, nobody has succeeded in convincing a large enough segment of the population to pay for an online subscription service for news to make it financially viable. The news available online is pretty much all free content, supported in part by advertising (like the Stranger and Slog sites). Your model works fine on a local level. You have a relatively small staff that pretty much sticks to local reporting (with the occasional road trip). Savage does some stuff that is syndicated, but that seems to be separate from the Stranger. And I'm guessing that most of your ad revenue comes from the print Stranger. Could you afford to completely drop the print Stranger, and survive solely as an online entity? And, more relevantly, could CNN? The New York Times? Reuters? AP?
Personally, I suspect it will be like Newspapers after TV was invented. Lots of people thought TV would completely supplant newspapers. Sure, radio, and later TV, cut severely into newspaper sales, but it didn't eliminate newspapers entirely. There are still lots of people who either prefer newspapers, or who want a variety of sources for their news, in print and on TV and on the radio. I think the internet will over time step in and we'll see more original reporting solely from internet sources, but I'm not convinced it will completely replace older methods of news reporting.
So, yes, Net Neutrality is important. But I think the regulation of tradition media, and the effects of consolidation of mega media companies, is still the more important issue, and will be for at least the next decade.
Even when the Stranger agrees with someone who is lefty, it always has to qualify it with an insult, just to show, you know, that the Stranger is cool. If they don't show up to the hearing, they're idiots. If they do, they're right but not right enough, and anyway redundant and archaic. They're still behind the cool curve. You heard it at the Stranger (TM) first.
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I was bringing up what I think are legit criticisms and concerns.
If you disagree with my take on the hearing please post about it like Comment #1.
This stuff about how writers for the Stranger think they're "so cool" is just dumb.
Net neutrality is the only issue here worth discussing. Cross ownership of papers and TV stations? Who cares? TV is migrating to the web. The big media companies have said they are no longer interested in the cross-ownership rule. They are migrating their video content to the web.
Someday, your video will come via the Internet from the same big media companies who provide it now. The great freedom of the web cuts two ways. Makes it easier for average folks to reach an audience but also makes it easier for big media companies to broaden their audience.
Arguing about media companies owning a paper and a TV station or two in the same town is a 20th century argument. And it's now totally irrelevant. These hearings are just a chance for a bunch of lefties to score points with their political base and for Frank Blethen (a media dinosaur if ever there was one) to whine about how the world owes him a living.
Get over it!
Newspapers have the only true newsrooms. Most others are simply parasites.
I am very concerned about what is going on with these proposed changes. I am from the Baby Boomer era and my idea of country, is George Jones, and new artist like Gary Bennett, but they don't have a chance with the current payolla. I like Keith Urban but he is not country to me and will never give me the FEELINGS and mind set I get from true country. We know these artist struggle and everyone that loves true country knows that struggle and that why their is a fit. Why don't they do a survey of the Baby boomers. They are reaching those retirement years and want to relax with true country. We have earned it!
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Yoshida: Team ICO's PS3 game will be shown "soon"
Sony worldwide studio head Shuhei Yoshida has given the clearest indication yet that the firm is ramping up to the announcement of Fumito Ueda's next game, confirming to VG247 that the PS3 project will be shown "soon."
"I cannot tell," said the exec was asked specifically if the new Team ICO game will be shown at Tokyo Game Show this year.
"But I can say that they've been working very hard since the release of Shadow of the Colossus.
"Soon you'll see."
Yoshida said that Sony's plans for the Japanese event are yet to be finalised.
"Tokyo's more focused on consumers so we're still working on the intricacies," he said. "Games Convention is unique of consumers and trade."
The Ueda project has been consistently in the press recently, despite the fact no one knows a blind thing about it.
Ueda himself said in a recent interview that the game was still out of "critical" production, and Yoshida has also said previously that he's excited by the title.
Go on. TGS. You know you want to.
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Definición de fibrin en inglés:
An insoluble protein formed from fibrinogen during the clotting of blood. It forms a fibrous mesh that impedes the flow of blood.
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- Plasminogen binds to both fibrinogen and fibrin, thereby being incorporated into a clot as it is formed.
- In the assay, the addition of thrombin to citrated plasma causes the conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin, yielding a stops bleeding much quicker.
- It converts fibrinogen to fibrin, and unlike thrombin, is unaffected by heparin.
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- In addition, three patients had hyaline collagen degeneration, four myxoid degeneration, three fibrinoid degeneration, and six had mixed lesions.
- Fibrin deposition was found in areas of fibrinoid necrosis within the glomeruli and in the interstitium.
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- This progressive process involves alterations in fibrin turnover, which leads to the formation of fibrinous deposits and membranes with sequestration of infected fluid.
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Minkley: Identity theft "not a specific problem to videogames"
Eurogamer's Johnny Minkley told BBC News this morning that getting your details nicked online isn't more likely to happen just because you're a gamer.
His comments came after a research firm estimated that between 30,000-35,000 Live account details per year are being sold through avenues such as IRC rooms for as little as £3 a piece.
"There's not a specific problem to videogames," he said, noting that "huge teams" were involved in Live security at Microsoft.
The answer for consumers, Minkley said, was simply to be aware of the issue.
"You're talking to people, you're relating to people," he added.
"You just have to be careful about the information you're giving out."
"Social engineering" – the art of essentially grooming people into giving out personal data – was mentioned, but it was noted that all financial information, such as credit card details, is often ghosted out on online gaming platforms even if others do gain access.
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HOUSTON (AP) - Glen Rice, Cuttino Mobley and Yao Ming led a third-quarter turnaround as Houston had its highest-scoring period of the season in a 101-82 victory over the Atlanta Hawks on Friday night.
After trailing 49-38 at the half, the Rockets outscored the Hawks 37-19 in the third quarter. Rice had 11, Mobley had 10 and Yao nine in the period. Houston added a 14-4 run in the fourth, with Steve Francis scoring eight, to go ahead by as many as 19.
Francis scored 23 points, Mobley added 22 and Yao had 17 points and eight rebounds - only the second time in nine games he has missed a double-double.
Glenn Robinson led Atlanta with 28 points. Shareef Abdur-Rahim had 20.
Maurice Taylor started for only the third time this season and scored six points early to push Houston ahead 14-8 before Atlanta responded with a 10-0 run.
Robinson hit his first six shots, including two 3s, and was 8-of-9 in the quarter. His 18 points helped Atlanta lead 28-20 after one.
The Hawks stretched that margin to as many as 13 and settled for a 49-38 halftime lead as they were ahead 32-17 in rebounds.
Houston went on a 12-0 run early in the third to close the gap to 55-54. The Rockets took the lead for the first time since early in the game, 63-61 on Francis' jumper with 4:08 left in the third.
Rice went 3-of-3 on 3-pointers and Mobley was 2-of-2 late in the third for a 75-65 lead with 1:08 to play.
Taylor started in place of Eddie Griffin, who was not with the team due to personal reasons. ... Newly acquired James Posey, who came over in the three-team trade with the Nuggets and 76ers on Wednesday, played the last three minutes of the game. His only stat was a personal foul. ... Rudy Tomjanovich tied Kevin Loughery for 23rd on the career coaching victories list with 474 ... Chris Crawford didn't play (inflamed knee) for the eighth straight game.
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