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GPUG Integration Showcase Series
Well, it's been a hectic beginning of the year for me and projects keep rolling in, keeping me away from writing. However, there are other ways you can get in touch with The Dynamics GP Blogster. One of them is by joining me at the new GPUG Education Hub's Integration Showcase Series. This series of online seminars will begin on January 20th and will end with an online interactive roundtable discussion where you will have a chance to ask all the presenters about the kind of stuff that keeps you up at night when it comes to integrating your corporate applications.
The series will feature different integration middleware products, integration techniques, and presenters from eOne Business Solutions, Scribe, Zap, and of course, moi! I will be talking about Integration Manager for Microsoft Dynamics GP and how you can leverage it to build powerful, yet easy to use integrations. Of course, I will talk about the tools strengths and limitations.
|January 20
|Dynamics Integration using Connector for Microsoft Dynamics
|January 21
|Dynamic GP Integration with CRM and SFDC
|January 28
|Integrating with Microsoft Dynamics GP Using SQL Code
|January 29
|Do it MY Way! Custom Integration with eConnect
|January 30
|Integration Manager
|Integration Manager Please!
|February 4
|ZAP Integration Tool
|Leveraging the power of eConnect with Zap! Integration
|February 4
|Web Services
|Web Services Unlocks and Extends the Power of Dynamics GP
|February 5
|Who Needs a Developer? Create GP Integrations on your own!
|February 5
|Integration Series Roundtable
This series promises to be really exciting and I hope you can join the presentations and the closing roundtable discussion featuring all presenters.
If you are not a GPUG member, please click here to register and don't miss out.
Until next post!
Mariano Gomez, MVP
IntellPartners, LLC
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Web Client Wednesday – User Interface Differences
How I get dragged into these things is beyond me, but MVP Mark Polino has convinced me that we need to make sure we dedicate a post every Wednesday to the Web Client and frankly, it did not take an arm twist to get me to bite.
Take a look at Mark's first post where he details how the installation Repair feature saves you from a full re-installation or redeployment.
To kick off this series, I will talk about something I was asked about during my web client training session at GPUG Summit 2013 Tampa: what are the main differences between the desktop and web client user interfaces? This topics has been covered in bits and pieces here and there, but I will try to round them out all in a single post.
At a general level, the first notable change is the replacement of the traditional menu navigation available in the desktop client for the use of navigation bars and lists. But then again, Microsoft introduced navigation lists since version 9.0, so by now you should be a pro using this application feature.
|Desktop Client – Login
|Web Client – Login
The first thing to note is, the desktop client does allow you to remember the user and password. Not so under the web client.
|Desktop Client Menus
|Web Client Menus
The desktop client will continue to display the traditional menu bar as a navigation option. The web client does not display the menu bar and replaces this feature for the navigation lists. The web client incorporates a Sign Out hyperlink to gracefully exit the application. Closing the web page is not recommended as it will strand a user within the system. However, if you close the web page by accident, you can always connect to the same session.
In both cases, the desktop and the web clients allow you to customize the page.
Home Navigation Bar
Desktop Client – Home
Web Client – Home
The Home navigation bar changes from the desktop client to the web client. The desktop client features the User Preferences window and the Shortcuts, Report Shortcuts, Startup, and User Classes folders, which are not available under web client. If you are currently using shortcuts under the desktop client, it is recommended you add these as Quick Links on your home page.
User Preferences
|Desktop client – User Preferences
|Web Client – User Preferences
The traditional user preferences for required fields are displayed on the desktop client – bold, red, italic, etc. – but not so on the web client. I suspect this is something the Microsoft Dynamics GP development team will work on, but as of SP2 this feature was not present on the web client. To this effect, if you are using the Support Debugging Tool, company color coding is also not available under the web client.
Status Bar
|Desktop Client – Status bar
|Web Client – Status bar
The web client status bar incorporates the status of the connection, access to the online help, and status of the Silverlight trust to the local resources (printers, folders, etc.) when the certificates are not present on the local computer's certificate store; in addition to the system date, company, and user information displayed traditionally under the desktop client.
Window Navigation
|Desktop Client – Window Navigation
|Web Client – Window Navigation
Perhaps, one of the areas where changes will be rather apparent is at the individual window navigation. The web client implements a ribbon, which displays and replaces a number of traditional elements common to the desktop client. For example, on the SOP Entry window, the buttons at the bottom of the window are implemented under a Go To drop-down button on the ribbon. Since menus are not available in Web Client, these desktop only options become a part of the window ribbon in web client. Other elements such as windows displayed by expansion buttons and other form windows become navigational tabs under the web client.
However, the all too familiar browse buttons remain in place at the bottom of both the desktop client and the web client windows.
SmartLists Access
|Desktop Client – Smartlist Access                              Web Client – Smartlist Access
Since the traditional menu options are not available under the web client, SmartLists must be accessed under the corresponding SmartList Favorites for each navigation bar option. For example, all SmartLists under the sales series, must be accessed from the Sales navigation bar by choosing the SmartList Favorites option for that series. Here's where naming your SmartLists accordingly becomes really handy once they are listed in the list.
Now, I know these may not be all the differences at hand between the two user interfaces, but if I missed any, please feel free to add your comments to this article.
Until next post!
Mariano Gomez, MVP
IntellPartners, LLC
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SmartList Designer: a nice addition to Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 SP2
12.00.1482 – the build number for Microsoft Dynamics GP SP2 – brought with it a new list of awesome enhancements. The SmartList reporting tool saw some big improvements with the addition the collapse/expand of the left navigation pane, and a splitter between the tree view and the list box control that displays the actual results.Â
I have to say, I like the concept, but not the implementation as I believe Microsoft could have used the splitter code written with the Support Debugging Tool as a more elegant solution.
*End Soapbox*
However, the biggest improvement/addition to SmartList is the new SmarList Designer.
|SmartList Designer
SmartList Designer allows you to create queries based on table definitions found in Microsoft Dynamics GP and any third party application. You can create a new
SmartList or to create a new SmartList based on an existing SmartList. You also can modify the SmartList that you created using SmartList Designer.
I have to say, if you have had a number of SmartLists built with SmartList Builder, then using the SmartList Designer should be a piece of cake. I've found the user interface to be extremely intuitive and all the controls and navigation just seem to be in the right place.
Now, the one-million-and-one-dollar question…
How is this tool different or similar to SmartList Builder?
The similarities are obvious: they both allow you to create SmartLists from scratch based on any Dexterity dictionary table definition using a very intuitive UI. SmartList Designer however, goes a bit further and allows you to preview the data without even releasing the new list into production. If nothing else was provided, this would be the one feature to cherish. SmartList Designer also allows you to build SmartLists based on other SmartLists, a feature currently not available in SmartList Builder.
SmartList Builder allows you to access tables and views that aren't a part of a Dexterity dictionary, this is, tables and views created directly in the SQL Server company database. Of course, on of the advantages of this approach is being able to access data from other non-Microsoft Dynamics GP databases on your server. I also believe calculated fields in SmartList Builder are more powerful as you can access the wide array of functions provided by the version of Microsoft SQL Server you are running on. SmartList Designer, in turn, provides a preset number of commonly used (as in limited) functions catalogued as Arithmetic, Text, Date & Time, Math, and Aggregate.
I also like the slick the deployment method of SmartList Designer Smartlists: "OK and done!". SmartList Builder, in turn, has to push these to SmartList, which in turn reads the elements and convert them to an actual SmartList – a pseudo compilation, if you will.
To access SmartList Designer, click on the New button on SmartList's toolbar.
|SmartList Builder
I invite you to weigh in on the new SmartList Designer. Tell me what you like or don't like and let me know if you consider it alternative to SmartList Builder.
Until next post!
Mariano Gomez, MVP
IntellPartners, LLC
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Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2 is now available
Field Service
Service Call Management
Depot Management
Preventative Maintenance
Project Accounting
Bill of Materials
Manufacturing Order Processing
Master Production Scheduling
Manufacturing Suite
Fixed Assets Enhancements
Business Activity Statement (BAS) for Australian GST
Payment Document Management (PDM)
Visual Studio Tools for Web Client v1.0
Keyboard Shortcut enhancements
Change single machine configuration to support both the Web Client web site and runtime service using the same port Â
Add styling to ribbon to show focus Â
Web client messaging retry/refresh & Client Side error handling / notification improvements
Better scrollbars for standard reportsÂ
GL – Roll down changes to Account Segment Description
Reconcile checkbook without marking transactions
Cash Receipts Inquiry display checkbook ID
Customer Combiner & Modifier
Vendor Combiner & Modifier
Payables Void Enhancements
AA Finance Charge assessment
AA and Sales order deposits
Payroll Inquiry Check Date Sort Options
Applicant E-mail in HR
Doc Attach 2.0:
Document Flow
Status Tracking
Delete Password
Attachment Properties
Attachment Email
Delete Utility
SmartList Splitter
SmartList Designer
Service pack 2 is available from the Service Pack 2 page or you can download the full updated DVD image:
Product Release Downloads for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013
Service Pack, Hotfix, and Compliance Update Patch Releases for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013Â
Product Release Downloads for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013
Service Pack, Hotfix, and Compliance Update Patch Releases for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013Â
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By the Division of Banks
The purpose of this bulletin is to clarify the relationship between certain Massachusetts banking statutes1 governing extensions of credit to officers, and directors or trustees and applicable federal provisions found in Regulation O2. The bulletin also sets forth approval and record keeping requirements governing certain service or contract transactions between a financial institution and specified insiders. It is intended to limit the potential for unsafe and unsound insider abuses and self-dealing. It also seeks to eliminate apparent or unnecessary compliance conflicts between state and federal provisions and thereby avoid unnecessary regulatory burden.
State-chartered trust companies, co-operative banks, and savings banks are subject to the provisions of this bulletin. State-chartered credit unions are not subject to Regulation O.
The following words shall, unless the context otherwise requires, have the following meanings:
Affiliate: the word as defined by 12 CFR 215.2(a).
Company: the word as defined by 12 CFR 215.2(b).
Control: the word as defined by 12 CFR 215.2(c).
Director: any director of a stock co-operative bank, stock savings bank, trust company, or credit union. However, the term does not include an honorary director provided such honorary position meets the requirements of 12 CFR 215.2(d) (1)-(3).
Division: the Division of Banks, including the Commissioner of Banks.
Immediate family: the words as defined by 12 CFR 215.2(g).
Insider: the word as defined by 12 CFR 215.2(h), except that "executive officer" shall mean "officer."
Officer: any person who is subject to the provisions of G.L. c. 168, s. 19; G.L. c. 170, s. 19; G.L. c. 172, s. 18. The term also includes any officer of a credit union specified in G.L. c. 171, s. 15 for the purposes of Section III of this bulletin.
Person: the word as defined by 12 CFR 215.2(l).
Principal shareholder: the words as defined by 12 CFR 215.2(m).
Related interest: the words as defined by 12 CFR 215.2(n).
State-chartered institution: a savings bank, co-operative bank, trust company, or credit union chartered under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Subsidiary: the word as defined by 12 U.S.C. § 1841(d).
Trustee: any trustee of a savings bank, including a member of its board of investment. The term does not include a corporator unless such corporator also is a trustee or officer. However, the term does not include an honorary trustee provided such honorary position meets the requirements of 12 CFR 215.2(d)(1)-(3).
A. Extensions of Credit to Officers, Directors or Trustees, and Principal Shareholders and Related Interests
- Relationship Between Massachusetts Statutes and Regulation O
It is the Division's position that Massachusetts statutory prohibitions and limitations on loans to officers and directors or trustees are to be read in conjunction with applicable comparable provisions of 12 CFR Part 215 – Loans to Executive Officers, Directors, and Principal Shareholders of Member Banks (Regulation O). The general rule is that the more stringent or restrictive provision of state or federal law shall ordinarily control. For example, Regulation O generally permits certain types of credit to be extended by a financial institution to its executive officers up to the institution's legal lending limit in certain circumstances. (See 12 CFR 215.5(c)(1)-(4), expressly authorizing unlimited education loans; residential mortgage loans; certain secured loans under 12 CFR 215.4 (d)(3)(i)(A); and, other credit for unspecified purposes up to specified aggregate limits.)
State statutory provisions, however, substantially limit extensions of credit by state-chartered institutions to their officers.
Such institutions are generally limited to credit extensions of up to: (a) $200,000 for educational purposes; (b) $750,000 for residential mortgage loans; and, (c) $100,000 for secured or unsecured loans for unspecified purposes3. Certain loans secured by deposits also are exempted from the general statutory prohibitions. Since state law is more restrictive as to the types and amounts of credit a state-chartered institution may extend to its officers, it is legally controlling notwithstanding the relatively more liberal provisions of Regulation O.
- Extensions of Credit to Officers
- All extensions of credit by a state-chartered institution to its officers shall be limited to the types of credit and subject to the maximum aggregate loan limitations specified in the applicable provisions of G.L. c. 168, s. 19; G.L. c. 170, s. 19; c 171, s. 20 and 58, or G.L. c. 172, s. 18, as dictated by the institution's type of bank charter4. Such credit extensions shall also be subject to the provisions of Section III (A)(4) and (6) of this bulletin.
- An institution may utilize the corporate procedures or documents specified in 12 CFR 215.2 (e)(1) to exclude individual officers if such persons do not "participate in major policy functions" provided other state statutory criteria are satisfied.
- Extensions of Credit to Directors or Trustees
All extensions of credit by a state-chartered institution to its directors or trustees shall be subject to the maximum aggregate loan limitations specified in G.L. c. 168 s. 19, c. 170 s 19, c. 171 s 20, c. 172 s 18 in or 12 CFR 215.2(i) and 12 CFR 701.21(d) (to the extent it is applicable), whichever is less. Such credit extensions also shall be subject to the provisions of Section III of this bulletin.
- Extensions of Credit to Principal Shareholders and Related Interests
Extensions of credit by a state-chartered institution to principal shareholders and related interests are governed by Regulation O, except to the extent that G.L. c. 172, s. 18, imposes specific public reporting requirements for extensions of credit to principal shareholders and related interests of trust companies, stock savings banks, and stock co-operative banks. (See above Section III (A)(1).
- Non-Preferential Credit Terms and Conditions and Prohibited Fees
- No state-chartered institution shall extend credit, contracts or services to officers, directors or trustees upon preferential terms and conditions.
- The term "preferential terms and conditions" or similar terms used in this bulletin shall be construed in accordance with 12 CFR 215.4(a) and the prohibitions contained therein, excluding credit extensions made under employee benefit or compensation programs which are otherwise permitted under 12 CFR 215.4(a)(2)(i)-(ii).
- A credit union shall not make any loan or extend any line of credit if, either directly or indirectly, any commission, fee or other compensation is to be received by the credit union's directors, senior management employees, loan officers, or any immediate family members of such individuals, in connection with underwriting, insuring, servicing, or collecting the loan or line of credit. However, salary for employees is not prohibited by this section (12 CFR 701.21(c)(8)(i).
- Abstention and Prior Approval Requirement
- A director or trustee, including an officer who is also a director or trustee, shall formally abstain from reviewing or approving any loan, insider contract or service or extension of credit authorized by Section III (A) of this bulletin from which he or she will receive a benefit.
- All loans or extensions of credit, insider contracts or services covered by Section III (A and B) of this bulletin shall require the formal prior approval of a majority of the state chartered institution's disinterested directors or trustees.
- The term "prior approval" or similar terms used in this bulletin shall be construed in accordance with 12 CFR 215.4(b) and the requirements set forth therein.
- Record keeping Requirements
- Internal Records
State-chartered institutions shall maintain complete and accurate internal records and documentation demonstrating compliance with Section II (A) of this bulletin. Such internal records shall be deemed to be in compliance with this provision if they meet the requirements of 12 CFR 215.8. The records required to be maintained hereunder shall be subject to examiner review for compliance with this bulletin.
- Public Reports
State-chartered institutions shall prepare and file with the Division the information on loans and credit extensions to officers and directors or trustees, principal shareholders and related interests required by G.L. c. 168, s. 20; G.L. c. 170, s. 19; or G.L. c. 172, s. 18. Filed reports are subject to disclosure upon request pursuant to the Commonwealth's Public Records Law, G.L. c. 66, s. 10. (See Regulatory Bulletins 1.1-104 and 2.1-103). These reports are distinct from and in addition to the publicly available data required under 12 CFR 215.11.
- Internal Records
- Relationship Between Massachusetts Statutes and Regulation O
B. Contracts or Services between State-chartered Institutions and Insiders
- Insider Contracts or Services
- Types of Contracts and Services
Transactions between a state-chartered institution and an insider, as defined in Section III above, for: (i) goods, including but not limited to, insurance, supplies and other goods used in the normal course of transacting a banking business; (ii) professional or other services, including but not limited to, legal, accounting, management, consulting, facility maintenance and management, brokerage of all kinds (i.e., real estate, securities and insurance brokerage); architectural or general contracting; and, (iii) the lease or sale of personal or real property to the institution are subject to the requirements of Section III (B) of this bulletin.
- Determining the Threshold Allowance of Insider Contracts or Services
Determining the Threshold Allowance of Insider Contracts or Services refers to the annual aggregate amount of related insider contracts, outstanding extension(s) of credit, commissions, fees and or any other related compensation that meets or exceeds the following minimum thresholds:
- $20,000 - if the institution has less than $100 million in total assets;
- $50,000 - if the institution has more than $100 million in total assets, but less than $500 million in total assets;
- $100,000 - if the institution has more than $500 million in total assets.
A written application can be submitted to the Division to modify these threshold amounts. However, an approval will be considered on a case by case basis (See RB 1.1-103, Advisory Opinion and Approval Requests.)
- Exception for Intercompany Transactions
The provisions herein applicable to the application of the voting, record keeping and other requirements of this bulletin do not apply to "transactions" between "affiliates" as those terms are defined in 12 U.S.C. § 371(c) or to "intercompany transactions" which involve a federal bank holding company which controls 100% of the common stock, directly or indirectly, of all parties to a transaction.
- Types of Contracts and Services
- Record Keeping Requirements
State-chartered institutions shall maintain complete and accurate internal records and documentation demonstrating compliance with Section III (A and B) of this bulletin. Such internal records shall include, at a minimum: (a) records and data relied upon by the board in approving each insider transaction; (b) the insider's name, position or relationship that causes such person to be deemed an insider; (c) the date the transaction was approved; (d) minutes of the board vote, including a statement articulating the board's rationale and statements of any dissenting board members; and (e) all pertinent contracts or agreements and payment records. The records required to be maintained by Section III above shall be subject to examiner review for compliance with this bulletin.
- Insider Contracts or Services
This bulletin incorporated Opinion #93-O96 and Opinion #97-O53, and rescinded, repealed, and replaced Administrative Bulletin 9-1, which was originally issued on November 10, 1978. It was subsequently reissued in substantially the same form on July 1, 1979 and again in February 1993. On March 29, 2013, this bulletin was updated where necessary and to reflect the consolidation of Regulatory Bulletin 4.1-101 Loans and Fees to Directors and Senior Management Employees, which had applied only to credit unions, into this bulletin. Accordingly, Regulatory Bulletin 4.1-101 was repealed as of the same date.
G.L. c. 66, s. 10; c. 167, s. 6; c. 168, ss. 6, 19-20; c. 170, s. 19; c. 171, s. 15; c. 172, s. 18; 12 CFR 215; 12 CFR 337.3; 12 U.S.C. 1842(d).
1 The Massachusetts banking statutes generally prohibit any extensions of credit to certain officers of state-chartered institutions except for certain enumerated types of credit on a non-preferential basis. Maximum loan limits are prescribed for each type of authorized credit. Non-preferential extensions of credit to directors and related interests are permitted up to statutory limits on maximum loans to one borrower requirements provided certain approval and abstention requirements are met. Specific public reporting requirements also are prescribed. (See generally, G.L. c. 168, ss. 19-20; G.L. c. 170, s. 19; G.L. c. 172, s. 18; G.L. c. 171 s. 20)
2 References to Regulation O are cited to 12 CFR Part 215 which governs state-chartered member banks and state-chartered, FDIC insured, non-member banks through an incorporation by reference in 12 CFR Part 337.3.
3 The cited maximum aggregate loan limitations reflect statutory amendments as of June 30, 2012.
4 Stock form savings banks and co-operative banks are governed by G.L. c. 172 s. 18. Only mutual form savings banks and co-operative banks are governed by G.L. c. 168 ss. 19-20 and G.L. c. 170 s. 19, respectively.


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Brandon Coleman's quiet season is difficult to explain
Coleman's size and skill-set have him squarely on the radar of NFL scouts. There has been speculation that he could be a first-round pick if he enters the 2014 Draft. Even if this disappointing season has caused his stock to drop, he figures to impress in workouts and earn an early-round selection.
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"Ghostbusters": 11 Things the Sequel Needs to Do to Succeed
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Derek Kirk Kim was at the American Library Association midsummer meeting last weekend, and he went through the Artists Alley with a video camera asking the creators what they think of ALA versus comic conventions. The lineup includes Dave Roman, Raina Telegemeier, Gene Luen Yang and Cecil Castelucci, among others, and the answers are interesting; several people focused on the way that the ALA attendees (who are, obviously, mostly librarians) are very engaged in the subject matter and interested in learning about something new, while comic con attendees tend to be looking for more of the same familiar comics.
Check out the video; it's 10 minutes well spent.
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New Bertram Yachts for sale
- Year:
- 2014
- Length:
- 80'
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Like every Bertram, the 80 loves to fish and She's fully rigged to go after whatever you feel like catching. In fact, there's a large rod locker just off the cockpit so you can change out gear quickly and easily, no matter what the conditions. The extended cockpit gives you extra room to move about and a nice longitudinal fish box next to the fighting chair is perfect for putting the day's catch on ice.
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Contact California and Mexico authorized San Diego Bertram Yachts dealer Kusler Yachts today. For a full list of new Bertram yachts for sale and used Bertram yachts for sale visit www.kusleryachts.com
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Hull Shape: Deep Vee
LOA: 82 ft 8 in
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Minimum Draft: 5 ft 8 in
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Engine Type: Inboard
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After years of advanced research and development, Bertram has taken luxury to the next level and built a sport fishing yacht of remarkable proportions. Leading the Bertram fleet into the future of sport fishing, the 80 delivers extreme powerand performance of a sport fishing vessel while exuding ultimate luxury and comfort. The 80 is built to adhere to customer requests from all over the world for the various uses that are preferred in a broad range of countries across the globe.
This grand yacht's design is the success of the marine industry's cutting-edge engineers and is crafted by marine professionals who are committed to maintain the ride and standards of excellence that Bertram is known for. The 80 features an advanced hull window design that is constructed with multiple layers of tempered glass. The optional forward window design actually brightens the interior of the salon while the hull windows are reinforced directly into the fiberglass hull for optimal hull strength. This state-of the-art window technology was exclusively designed and tested by Advanced Yacht Technology (AYT) to resist the roughest fishing conditions across the oceans.
At high speeds, the rapid formation and collapse of vapor pockets from the water can cause cavitation, a common cause of structural damage to propellers for any boat manufacturer. AYT has successfully identified how to modify the struts in order to dissipate cavitations, thereby minimizing maintenance issues, gaining better fuel economy and enhancing engine performance. The 80 also features the exclusive ARG (Anti-rolling Gyro) technology as a standard, which suppresses rolling motion and reduces rolling angle by up to 50 percent, which enables guests to enjoy a smoother and more pleasant ride.
In order to maximize all space on board to create more comfortable living space in both the interior and exterior of the yacht, the 80 has been designed with a generous, extended cockpit that provides ample space for a plethora of activities or entertainment on board. The cockpit is configured for an "L-shaped" mezzanine lounge seating with a fixed cockpit table, an essential entertainment and relaxation area. A supplementary day head is also integrated into the main salon level for easier entry for guests from the cockpit.
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Jacqueline K. (Smith) Weidig of St. Peter's Mo., passed away May 21, 2013, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. She was the dear wife of Jeremy L. Weidig; loving mother of Rachel, Eric, Joseph and Elena Weidig; daughter of the late Carey L. Smith and the late Alice E. (Johnston) Bailey; sister of Kimberly (Timothy) Whitcher and the late Gregory Smith (Lavonne Haizenga); daughter-in-law of Leonard and Cynthia (Mendonca) Weidig. She was born in Adrian and was a graduate of Adrian High School.
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Chavez to Diamondbacks for $3 million on a one year deal. Expected to platoon with Johnson at third.
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Chavez, 34, was with the New York Yankees last season and hit .281 with 16 home runs and 37 RBI in 278 at bats. He bats left-handed, which makes him a good compliment to the right-handed Johnson.
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AncientFaces Who is this Hollywood actor? He looks like a real life Dr. Terminus from Pete's Dragon.
Nov 13, 2015 · Reply
Tony Burleton Could be an early picture of Mischa Auer (Spelling?
Tony Burleton
Tony Burleton
Aug 07, 2013 · Reply
Paulette Boley Ronald Coleman
Aug 07, 2013 · Reply
Lynda Williams Bogart ?
Tommye Treadwell Vincent Price?
Sharon Dillon Hill I think it is Bogart, made to look like Vincent Price.
Carolyn Hodges Ronald Colman?
Gail Warner Young Rex Harrison?
Toni Gonzales He looks like that guy MacDonald Carry
Glenn Hallett my thought too!
Paula Morris MacDonald Carry is my guess.
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Nadine Heald I "think" it might be Don Ameche....kinda song & dance man...didn't always "get the girl"....sometimes played kinda
"sleezy salesman" type.....often teamed w/Alice Faye....good actor....
"sleezy salesman" type.....often teamed w/Alice Faye....good actor....
Jean Beattie dom ameche
Lisa Newitt Walter Pigeon?
Lisa Newitt I see the Don Ameche in the eyes now.
Donna Vitale looks a lot like Adolphe Menjou
Christine Lerz Yes, Rex Harrison
Terri Allen Don't have a clue. Still very cool picture.
Dianne Longerbone Could it be John Carradine?
Nov 13, 2015 on Facebook · Reply
Imelda Villegas i don't know :(
Lynda Warner Rothschild.
Suzanne Schmidt Kudos for the excellent Pete's Dragon reference! :-D
Terry Ratliff John Carradine?
Hernandez Christophe Groucho Marx
Ian Osborn Looks like Monte Blue to me.
Tracy Morris I'm stuck!!!!
Gail Warner 'Enry 'Iggins
Peter Giordano You peeps got me, I just am not sure.
Pat Burden Why do we think it is an actor? Couldn't it be a magician? I thought it looked like Ray Milland.
Nov 13, 2015 · Reply
Deborah Walker Don Ameche?
Jeremy Marshall It's that shit, Rex Harrison.
Kathleen DeRosa Rex Harrison?
Rita LaBrue LeMin Jose Ferrer
Beth Phipps Doctor Strange duh.
Karen Bittman John Barrymore-Drew Barrymore's Grandfather.
Denise McGeachie Rex Harrison
Maureen Trant Could be Ronald Colman.... Maybe 💚 Whose got the answer?
Sarah Mages I think it's Don Ameche
Tracy Antonelli Don Ameche
Helen Boss I don't think it's Don Ameche because Don had a fuller, more rounded face.
Deb Hayes Hollingsworth He reminds me of Rex Harrison
Ann Hutchens Fillion Walter Pigeon
Carla Stark Looks like Don Ameche.
Donna Gantt I think it is Don Ameche!
Deborah Stewart Adkinson I think it might be John Gilbert!
Rick Sutton Looks like Tom Conway Played the Saint in the forties. George Saunders brother.
John McGrath I believe that is a magician, not an actor. Looks like Howard Thurston, a very famous magician in the 20s-30s.
Nov 16, 2015 · Reply
Michelle Crider Perhaps magician Harry Blackstone, Sr. in the 20's
Nov 16, 2015 · Reply
Carol Wall Basil Rathbone
Sharon G. Egan I googled the ones I wasn't familiar with and I'm familiar with the others from Mischa Auer up. Not one of these guesses is correct. I'm with you, Dan Tyler. I'm stumped.
Nov 23, 2015 · Reply
Christopher Fleming there is a second image of him in a car surrounded by some other people, two of which are my family members. Neither photo has any marks on the back that might help narrow down the possibilities. There is a sign in the background of the group photo that might help add some context.
Nov 24, 2015 · Reply
Daniel Pinna One day we WILL figure this out! :)
Nov 26, 2015 · Reply
Richard Ziers I believe him to have been in vaudeville.
Dec 02, 2015 · Reply
Pepper Hume Of all the suggestions, Don Ameche is the most likely. I googled for images of him - this would be later, probably 50s if it's him. Definitely NOT any of the other actors names. I also googled 1930s magicians. No likely candidate there. When I tried to click on the links to her other photos, both took me to a Walmart ad! Grrrrr!!
Dec 10, 2015 · Reply
Carol Gover Its Humphrey Bogart - cover his lower face and look at his eyes!
Corina Nicola Douglas Fairbanks
Donnalea Rebiskie this is a good one. Errol Flynn? Ronald Coleman? Help.
Anna Howard Giberson Adolph Menjou
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Matthew Macfarlane (BCom GAICD CA) is a Co-founder and Investment Director at Yuuwa Capital, a Perth based $40m early stage venture capital fund launched in 2009.
Matt has been both an investor and an entrepreneur in early stage tech startups; actively participating in the startup eco-system in Perth for over 10 years. Matt works hands-on with startup companies to assist in building teams, accelerating growth, achieving milestones and securing additional financing.
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Modular Intelligent Hydrogen Transfer System (MIHTS)
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AbstractORBITEC proposes an innovative Modular Intelligent Hydrogen Transfer System (MIHTS) to meet USAF vehicle fleet needs for hydrogen-fueled transportation applications. It is widely anticipated that a hydrogen energy economy will evolve and become the standard source of fuel for transportation, and other energy requirements, in the US and abroad. Hydrogen offers the promise of a renewable energy source, nearly zero emissions, elimination of greenhouse gas production, the ability for localized production plants, and a reduction and eventual elimination of foreign dependence for US fuel needs. The USAF plans to capitalize on the many benefits of hydrogen and is currently investing in hydrogen energy infrastructure to meet several operational needs. ORBITEC proposes an innovative approach to a critical element of this infrastructure, a low-cost, safe, mobile, and reliable hydrogen transfer system to fill storage tanks and refuel/defuel a myriad of USAF hydrogen powered vehicles. The unique MIHTS innovation allows the diverse hydrogen transfer requirements of several different storage and hydrogen production technologies to be met by one efficient system. The Phase II project will focus on the development and delivery of a fully functional refueling station to meet hydrogen dispensing requirements at Robins AFB and demonstrate key Phase III MIHTS technologies.
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Facial age classification is an approach to classify face images into one of several predefined age groups. One of the difficulties in applying learning techniques to the age classification problem is the large amount of labeled training data required. Acquiring such training data is very costly in terms of age progress, privacy, human time, and effort. Although unlabeled face images can be obtained easily, it would be expensive to manually label them on a large scale and getting the ground truth. The frugal selection of the unlabeled data for labeling to quickly reach high classification performance with minimal labeling efforts is a challenging problem. In this paper, we present an active learning approach based on an online incremental bilateral two-dimension linear discriminant analysis (IB2DLDA) which initially learns from a small pool of labeled data and then iteratively selects the most informative samples from the unlabeled set to increasingly improve the classifier. Specifically, we propose a novel data selection criterion called the furthest nearest-neighbor (FNN) that generalizes the margin-based uncertainty to the multiclass case and which is easy to compute, so that the proposed active learning algorithm can handle a large number of classes and large data sizes efficiently. Empirical experiments on FG-NET and Morph databases together with a large unlabeled data set for age categorization problems show that the proposed approach can achieve results comparable or even outperform a conventionally trained active classifier that requires much more labeling effort. Our IB2DLDA-FNN algorithm can achieve similar results much faster than random selection and with fewer samples for age categorization. It also can achieve comparable results with active SVM but is much faster than active SVM in terms of training because kernel methods are not needed. The results on the face recognition database and palmprint/palm vein database showed that our approach can handle p- oblems with large number of classes. Our contributions in this paper are twofold. First, we proposed the IB2DLDA-FNN, the FNN being our novel idea, as a generic on-line or active learning paradigm. Second, we showed that it can be another viable tool for active learning of facial age range classification.
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Who was it!!!!
My husband was faithful
Untill BBC
Now he is fucking
One of you instead of me.
save it.
Has a son
Wears too much make up (eyeshadow)
Has blue hair
On DT
What manner of creature is produced when hore arms don't stay shut, and does it have a right to life???
"U mean not enough parm.... Lack of cheese in the house is divorce worthy."-RC25-
I'm not putting on make up to trick him into thinking I'm her. That's disgusting. I don't know about any fucking fetishes. Just tell me who she is, please, I'm dying inside and it's eating away at my soul!
Her name didn't come up it was just in the history that the page had been viewed.
maybe you can hypnotize him? Get her address that way?
What manner of creature is produced when hore arms don't stay shut, and does it have a right to life???
You're welcome.
save it.
Proud Ma to my 3 Beautiful boys!
Hypnotize him? How the hell am I going to do that? He's protecting her as much as you all are. He thinks I'm going to go fight her or something, I'm not. I just want to know who she is.


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ReadyNAS Duo is the heart of your digital home. It keeps your digital media safe* while allowing you to share it with all of your computers, games consoles and media players. Built in a sturdy steel housing and backed by an industry leading 3 year warranty from one of the biggest names in home networking, NETGEAR.
Simply add up to two SATA hard drives of your choice and you're ready to go!
- Ultra small form factor high performance 2 bay home NAS with Gigabit connectivity
- Never lose data due to drive failure by simply adding a second drive.
- X-RAID technology - Hot swap drives easily to add capacity when you need it, without any down time.
- Dedicated storage processor and hardware RAID for class leading read/write performance.
- Full backup capability - Included Shadow for ReadyNAS software allows constant data backup of PC's and Macs.
- Full Media server- stream movies, music and photos to any network capable media player including Xbox360, PS3 etc.
- Apple iTunes 7 servers - iPods, iPhones, PCs or Macs running the iTunes client can access the shared music library stored on the ReadyNAS Duo.
- Share Photos - ReadyNAS Photos allows you to share your pictures with friends and family across the internet to anywhere in the world.
- Built-in BitTorrent Client - Download straight into ReadyNAS Duo without a PC being switched on.
- Multifunction USB ports - Connect USB drives and share printers through 3 fast USB ports.
- Access stored content anywhere via the Internet
- Low power consumption - only draws 12w in standby, around one tenth the consumption of an average PC.
*Add two hard drives to this empty chassis for protection from hard drive failure. ReadyNAS Duo automatically switches to RAID1 mirroring.
- Product Description
- NETGEAR ReadyNAS Duo RND2000 - NAS server
- Device Type
- NAS server
- Host Connectivity
- Gigabit Ethernet
- Installed Devices / Modules Qty
- 0 (installed) / 2 (max)
- Dimensions (WxDxH)
- 10.1 cm x 22.2 cm x 14.2 cm
- Weight
- 2.1 kg
- Localisation
- United Kingdom
- Storage Controller
- 1 x RAID - SATA 1.5Gb/s
- Networking
- Network adapter - integrated - 10Mb LAN, 100Mb LAN, GigE
- Power
- AC 120/230 V ( 50/60 Hz )
- System Requirements
- Linux, Apple MacOS X, Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, Microsoft Windows XP SP1 or later, Microsoft Windows Vista
- Environmental Standards
- ENERGY STAR Qualified
- Device Type
- NAS server
- Host Connectivity
- Gigabit Ethernet
- Installed Devices / Modules Qty
- 0 (installed) / 2 (max)
- Width
- 10.1 cm
- Depth
- 22.2 cm
- Height
- 14.2 cm
- Weight
- 2.1 kg
- Localisation
- United Kingdom
Processor / Memory
- RAM Installed
- Flash Memory Installed
- 64 MB Flash (Firmware)
Storage Controller
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- Interface Type
- SATA 1.5Gb/s
- Supported Devices
- Hard drive
- Max Storage Devices Qty
- 2
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- Data Link Protocol
- 10Mb LAN, 100Mb LAN, GigE
- Network / Transport Protocol
- Remote Management Protocol
- Network Services Compatibility
- DHCP, Microsoft CIFS, Network File System (NFS), FTP, FTPS, Server Message Block (SMB), Apple File Protocol (AFP), HTTP, HTTPS
- Features
- Dynamic IP address assignment , DHCP support, E-mail alert
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- Expansion Bays
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- Interfaces
- 3 x USB 2.0 , 1 x Ethernet 1000Base-T - RJ-45
- Cables Included
- 1 x network cable
- Features
- Security lock slot (cable lock sold separately)
- Compliant Standards
- UL, C-Tick, IC, FCC, RoHS
Environmental Standards
- ENERGY STAR Qualified
- Yes
- Power Device
- X external power adapter
- Voltage Required
- AC 120/230 V ( 50/60 Hz )
Software / System Requirements
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- Drivers & Utilities, SmartSync Pro
- OS Required
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- Limited warranty - 5 years
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Reviewed by Tokaboy. Review Posted 05/12/2008
I was looking for a cheap NAS to use as a media server. After looking at lots of units, cheap and expensive, I went for this one which is about middle of the road on price. It's fast enough to do 2 HD streams at once to my XBox360 and media player, which is why I went for it, the cheap ones aren't. I've added a couple of 500Gb drives so I know my pics and music etc are safe form disk failure.
What I didn't realise was all the other cool stuff it can do. I use it to automatically back up all my PCs and my wifes Mac with the easy software it comes with, as its connected to my router I can now print wirelessly by hooking my printer up to one of the USB ports on the box. I'm even thinking about doing my own web page from it! It's made of metal, really quiet and the size of a big paperback book. Great piece of kit!!
- Overall
- Ease of use
- Value for money
Really Impressed
Reviewed by Anonymous Review Posted 20/08/2009
I purchased one of these two weeks ago and put 2 x 1TB drives in it. The first thing that impressed me was the form factor. This thing is tiny! The second thing that impressed me was the speed - much faster than my networked PC-based RAID array.
Another reviewer stated that his unit had loud fan noise. I only get this for about 15 secs when I first turn the unit on - once its up and running the fan switches to thermostatic mode and only comes on high-power when the unit's internal temp is raised.
I transferred about 500GB of data from my PC RAID in one lump and the fan didn't get louder at all - so I reckon that other reviewer had a faulty unit.
The web-browser based configuration is really straight forward and I was up and running in no time.
The only complaint I have is that the media streaming app (media server)only allows you to share from a single root folder.
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What Every Home Network Needs
Reviewed by Ian. Review Posted 12/09/2009
Forget having to switch on the main PC every time someone needs to look at the holiday photos, this has to be the way to share files. The unit will sit anywhere as long as it can be plugged into the network and power (mine's in the loft!). On a gigabit network, you can see the transfer rate top out at 150MBit/s which must be the most the SATA150 can handle SATA300 is supported but only at the lower rate. Easy to set up the basics via the web based control panel. With 2 1TB drives there is loads of space and the peace of mind that the RAID array is mirroring. Loads of additional features to keep even the biggest control freaks happy.
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Ready NAS Duo 2000 (no drives)
Reviewed by N D Brown. Review Posted 16/01/2010
I am not a Netgear employee, I spent my own money on this! I needed a media server for my Sonos system, looking at QNAP, Synology etc. before seeing this one. I already have a Netgear router, WAP and 2 switches, all excellent, so despite the mixed reviews, I decided to give it a try. To be honest, I was not willing to spend a lot more on a media server by the time you factor in the cost of the drives. The offer of a free 500GB drive was a definite +, I actually installed a new 1TB drive (Samsung) and will sell the free 500GB one to offset the cost and add another 1TB later. Having one drive back up the other is a + point as it takes a long time to rip a CD library. It's quiet once it has booted up. Maybe Netgear have fixed this issue. Manual and interface is not great (been said elsewhere), still NOT difficult to set up. It's a solid if not perfect product and really good value for money. I have not seen another NAS with this spec and build at anything near this price.
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ReadyNas Duo
Reviewed by Anonymous Review Posted 16/01/2010
I bought mine to load my Itunes on so I could access them from my SONOS system. Works like a dream! the fan noise is loud at start up but then goes to a whisper hardly hear it (but I am in my fifties!!) Placed a 1 Tb Seagate drive in and received the 500Gb free offer which I will hang onto for future projects. A very neat unit.
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ReadyNas Duo
Reviewed by Niall. Review Posted 28/04/2009
Bought this to protect data at home with Raid and hot swappable drives and hopefully solve my media serving problems to Xbox 360 and PS3.
It does both brilliantly and I can now sleep peacefully at night knowing the data is secure and that the kids don't need me to get music playing on the Xbox.
Print serving was a breeze too so that's stopped the wife nagging when she wants to print from her laptop.
Add a UPS and any concerns over powercuts will disappear too. I've used an APC 700 unit with 8 standard sockets which gives about 40 minutes protection.
The funtionality is great too with a good interface to monitor what's going on and the ability for it to e-mail you if there is a problem.
Do check the Netgear site when selecting your hard drives though to make sure you buy the right ones, or take the easy option and buy the unit with them already in.
Build quality is excellent and it's nice to find something that does so much for so little cash.
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television media players
Reviewed by keith. Review Posted 11/01/2011
cant fault the unit quiet, fast enough and secure with mirror, though there is something not previously mentioned, if you have a television with a built in media player they use the DLNA service (well mine does)which you need to activate to allow your files to be viewed, the netgear does have this even thogh its not listed in the specs, looking at the options in the menus it can get confusing as what needs activating, (DLNA was the bottom service on my menus)
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Brilliant piece of kit
Reviewed by . Review Posted 08/09/2009
I purchased one of these about 6 weeks ago and put 2 x Western Digital 1TB drives in it. So far, no problems at all. The unit is quite small about the size of two VHS cassette tapes.
The fan is quite noisy while the unit boots up but once its up and running the fan is hardly noticeable even when transferring large amounts of data. I have mine set up to power on at 8am every morning so I never hear the fan.
The unit was easy to set up using the web-browser based configuration and I was up and running in no time. Adding the device to my home network was very easy.
My Creative Zen mp3 player connects to the ReadyNas Duo wirelessly and my next goal is to set up a web link.
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television media players correction
Reviewed by Keith. Review Posted 11/01/2011
Cant fault the unit quiet, fast enough and secure with mirror, though there is something not previously mentioned, if you have a television with a built in media player they use the UPnP service (well mine does)which you need to activate to allow your files to be viewed, the netgear does have this even thogh its not listed in the specs, looking at the options in the menus it can get confusing as what needs activating, (UPnP was the bottom service on my menus) (sorry about prev was working on something else and DLNA was stuck in my head)P.S. a way to edit a prev post would be useful
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Reviewed by Anonymous Review Posted 21/07/2009
Looks like you have a faulty Duo or a network problem. The Duo is at least 2x faster than Buffalo Linkstation Pro Duo and 25% faster that Terastation. Google some independent reviews and performance tests! Simple way to test to see if it's your network is to set a static IP of 192.168.168.169 on your PC and connect the ReadyNAS directly to your PC (the ReadyNAS will default to 126.96.36.199 without a DHCP server) and test your performance then. Faster? Thought so. If you're still stuck, why not try the great forum help on www.readynas.com
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