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Small-scale but interesting exhibits make this museum worth a visit for insights into the maritime past upon which Macau's wealth was built.
First time to Maritime Museum in Macau in which it is close to A Ma Temple. We just finished visiting A Ma Temple and went to the Maritime Museum.
The museum is just a stone's throw from the A- Ma temple. It is a small museum which can be covered in less than an hour but the audiovisual presentation on the ground floor provides useful background information on the origins of the temple. Hence my suggestion is that if one can spare the time visit the maritime museum before...
The Macau Maritime Museum is one of the best museums which I ever saw. There are lot of big exhibits which depicts the creativity and the pain taken to create. Excellent and keep it up. You would need a minimum of 2 hours to at least walk through and see the exhibits of this museum. The nearby A-Ma temple is...
The Macau Maritime Museum is opposite the A Ma Temple, it's good to find out, many buses go to there. All visitors must buy ticket(except the specific people), I remembered the fee around five to ten patacas, it's not expensive, at the weekend are cheaper. At the ground floor, it showed the history about the origin of A Ma Temple,...
Really enjoyed the museum - much more then I thought I would. As it is opposite the A-Ma Gao temple it gets some of the coach-loads of tourist, but they come in go on to their cell-phones, wonder around for 5minutes, realise there is no food and leave.
Nice little museum, we came in to escape the heat outside. Found this place to be cute, informative and not expensive -10 MOP per person. Very detailed, so if boats are you're thing you should check it out. Not worth a special trip there in my opinion, it's right next to A- Ma temple so if you're there you might...
Macau was an important East meets West maritime post for hundreds of years and so has some fascinating maritime history documented in this small but well laid out museum. Fishing was the mainstay of many of Macau's residents for centuries though the fishing industry has just about died out. The museum displays give a good insight into this important area...
Highly recommend having a lunch at Litoral or L'Orcha restaurant and then walking over and seeing this museum. It is also near A-Ma Temple.
The museum provides a nice combination of written historical information as well as model ships.
A superb maritime museum with the best ship and boat models I have ever seen depicting the change in Macau's maritime history. Very cheap entry and mementos also quite reasonably priced. Allow 2 hours to take it all in.
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Still doesn't work? Not sure to what status you're referring.
Where is this page in the L10n process? I looked at the code and it doesn't match en-US. Was it ever blessed as final when pushed to production?
What about resolving this problem? 2 months ago the bug was reported and the situation is the same...... ¬¬
I was going to look at pt-BR/plugincheck/index.html, but pt-BR isn't in trunk right now.
I can confirm this bug and the fact that is operational system independent.
I do change "pt-BR" manually to "en-US" or "fr" in order to use the mozzila-plugin-check, but I believe the majority of Firefox users don't.
That's why I think this is an important issue and should be fixed in order to improve user security.
Thank you for your help, devels.
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and 7 months later...
the bug wasn't fixed yet ¬¬ >_>
I ask, please any devloper fix this bug quickly! pl0x
There's only en-US plugincheck page now. Everybody agree marking this bug as WFM/Invalid?
Given that http://www.mozilla.com/pt-BR/plugincheck/ now works (by redirecting to the en-US page, which works), I agree to closing this bug. I am not sure WFM is the correct resolution (it was fixed by converting the whole page into a redirect), but I do not care much about it.


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Houghton Mill, Cambridgeshire, St Ives and The Hemingfords walk
Starting from Houghton Mill, take in the delightful Ouse valley landscape on a five mile walk to discover the history of the charming market town of St Ives, before returning through the unspoilt villages of the Hemingfords.
Houghton Mill, grid ref: TL281720
Take the path diagonally across Houghton Mill car park and through the kissing gate and turn right into the narrow path called Love Lane.
Houghton Mill
The start and end point for this walk - Houghton Mill - is the last working mill on the River Great Ouse. There has been a mill on this site for over 1,000 years.
Turn right at Thicket Road and follow it straight on until it becomes a path.
Continue on this path alongside the river to St Ives to come out opposite All Saints' Parish Church. Holt Island Nature Reserve is over the bridge to your right and the walk continues through the churchyard.
All Saints' parish church and the Norris Museum
The church marks the site of the original Saxon village of Slepe. Amongst those who later worshipped here was Oliver Cromwell, whose signature has been left in the vestry book. The Norris Museum is on your right just at the end of the quay. This is well worth a visit to discover local history.
Walk along The Waits, past the Norris Museum into The Broadway until you get to the Victoria Memorial. Take the right branch along Merryland.
The Broadway and Victoria's memorial
The memorial celebrates Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee in 1897, although it wasn't actually erected until 1902. Leading off either side are two routes, Crown Street and Merryland. There is some debate over how Merryland got its name. Some think it's a reference to the Virgin Mary; others say that it derived from the fact that there used to be at least five pubs in the small area.
Take the first right hand turn down Bridge Street and go over the old bridge.
The bridge and chapel
Built in the 1420s, St Ives bridge is one of only four bridges in this country that still have a chapel built onto them midstream. The key to the chapel is available from the Norris Museum.
Turn right through The Dolphin car park and out onto Hemingford Meadow. Walk across the meadow, following the path diagonally left to a stile at the far side. Follow Meadow Lane until it bends sharply left and a track comes in from the right.
Take a small path straight ahead that comes out on a road. Follow the path ahead until you reach another road.
Hemingford Grey
To visit Hemingford Grey's shops or pubs turn left to reach the High Street.
Turn right towards Hemingford Grey church.
Turn abruptly left alongside the graveyard to follow a path along the riverbank. Follow the path keeping the river on your right to the far end of the High Street then turn right to continue along the riverbank.
Hemingford Grey Manor House
On the right as you leave the village stands Hemingford Grey Manor house. Built in the 1130s, this is one of the oldest continually inhabited buildings in Britain. It's famous for being the home of the Green Knowe author Lucy Boston and for its gardens which are open to the public daily.
The path crosses two meadows then leads alongside a mobile home park into Hemingford Abbots.
Turn right along the road until you reach the Axe and Compass pub.
Continue along Common Lane and turn right into Meadow Lane beside the post box and follow this over the Black Bridge. Cross Hemingford Meadow to the lock and back through Houghton Mill.
Houghton Mill, grid ref: TL281720
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Lithuanian Inflation Rate Falls to 14-Month Low on Clothing
Lithuanian inflation slowed in April to the lowest rate in 14 months as clothing prices and communications costs fell.
Consumer prices rose 3.2 percent from a year earlier, compared with a 3.6 percent increase in March, the statistics office, based in the capital, Vilnius, said today in an e-mailed statement. The median estimate of four economists in a Bloomberg survey was for a 3.1 percent advance. Prices rose 0.6 percent from the previous month.
Inflation is decelerating, helping shore up domestic consumption and economic expansion, which slowed to a preliminary 3.9 percent from a year earlier in the first quarter. Lithuania needs price growth to ease to qualify for planned euro adoption in 2014.
"We expect inflation to continue moderating over the next few months as food and energy inflation continues to ease, and price pressure from the fragile domestic economy remains moderate," Annika Lindblad, an analyst at Nordea Markets in Helsinki, wrote in a research note. Lindblad predicts inflation will average 3.4 percent this year, which may "be too high to fulfill the Maastricht criteria."
The yield on Lithuania's 2022 dollar bond fell 0.07 percentage point to 4.89 percent, the lowest since March 13.
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Outlook Remember when the Bank of England said Britain's banks were short of £25bn? Pfah. Storm in a teacup. Nothing to see here, move along.
Is that the conclusion we are supposed to draw from yesterday's unscheduled "we're all OK, honest" announcements from Lloyds and Royal Bank of Scotland?
It's rosy in their (capital) gardens, they say, which will grow through a "strongly capital-generative core business" plus a few more disposals (Lloyds) and "delivery against against its business plan" (RBS).
And the watchdogs are happy enough. Even if the latter rather had to hurry its announcement out – it appeared exactly three hours and 51 minutes after Lloyds had proclaimed it was fine and dandy at 7am – just to make sure nobody played capital spin the bottle and started fretting that RBS would need something worrying, like a cash call, to deal with its share of that £25bn.
Now, of course, people are going to start looking at smaller banks and wondering what they're going to do, and when they're going to issue similar updates, given no one was ever really concerned about HSBC and Barclays which were watching the fun from the sidelines.
It appears that when it put the big, scary number out there, the Bank of England wanted to send a message to certain banks but didn't want to create damaging speculation about weaker ones.
So it didn't communicate how much individual institutions needed. Privately, bankers say it didn't communicate all that well with them either. The net result is that everyone immediately started speculating furiously. That speculation was becoming enough of a problem that yesterday's announcements (perhaps under pressure from a Government which didn't want anything to hit the share price of Lloyds given its plans to start selling soon) were issued to nip it in the bud.
So where do we go from here? Well you might think now that the Bank, in putting out the figure for UK lenders' combined shortfall, was in effect screaming "fire!" in the midst of a crowded theatre in response to someone lighting a cigarette. Or you could start getting really worried about the smaller lenders, and just how much their share of that scary looking £25bn amounts to. Not to mention, given that they mostly lack Lloyds' "strongly capital-generative core business", just what on earth they're going to do to deal with it. Remember Co-op and all those reports suggesting it needs to find £1bn, and perhaps double that, from, well, where precisely?
There is still debate about the reality of UK banks' capital and whether they have enough of it to withstand a financial crisis mark two. Hawks even now argue that they are still deficient; those of a more dovish persuasion believe that the issue is essentially self-fixing over time.
However, there can hardly be any debate about the way the Bank's Prudential Regulation Authority has handled this issue: it leaves something to be desired.
The International Monetary Fund hailed the improvements to the UK's "regulatory architecture" yesterday.
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Structure and Organization of the Natural Gas Industry: Differences between the United States and the Federal Republic of Germany and Implications for the Carrier Status of Pipelines
This paper explores various ways to organize the natural gas industry. In particular, it examines the function of merchant pipelines and explores how mandatory carriage has come to be introduced into the United States. The applicability of the US experience to the European Community is questioned because of the very different regulatory histories of the United States and Europe. The paper concludes that the "open access" trend in the United States has stemmed from the need to patch up the results of previous regulatory errors; and though the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) may have helped relieve certain short-term problems by championing open access, it may have created long-term problems that are disguised by the current gas glut. The American regulatory experience in natural gas over the past two decades is seen as most unfortunate, and the benefits available to Europe from imitating recent FERC regulatory strategies are found to be illusory.
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Izzy is correct. But while we're waiting for that info, a comment on your initial idea. Angelfish should be in a group, 5-6 would be fine in a 300 liter (presumably 4 or 5 feet length) tank. The profile explains why. As for BN, make sure there is a lot of bogwood so they can establish their "homes" and territories. Males are territorial, and you'll have room in a 4-5 foot tank for more than one or two but don't overdo it.:lol:
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Minnesota, coached by former Lakers lead assistant Kurt Rambis, has lost 20 of its past 21 games. Still, the Timberwolves rallied from 18 points down to four. The Lakers' reserve unit flashed back to early in the season when it failed to sustain or extend a comfortable lead and needed to be bailed out late by the starters.
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Ulla was about to learn her first lesson in mountain climbing… never leave too much slack.
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Ulla was about to learn her first lesson in mountain climbing… never leave too much slack.
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My brother and me always did this and in way way more dangerous situations. Like on the side of busy roads where there was an incline and a place to tie the rope. Yikes now I have kids I realize what a bad idea that was. Although neither of us got hurt. Well not doing that.
At least a picture was captured of the "Event!" When our daughter was probably about that age, I heard a big crash in her bathroom. I went racing upstairs, to find that she had tied a rope on the hook on the bathroom door and was trying to scale it. When I could stop laughing, I made sure she was o.k (she was–only her pride was hurt–i.e. bum!) and the hook was off the door. We still laugh about it, and now she loves to hang off of real cliffs–so you just never know what this child went on to do!! 😀
My 3 year old would totally do this (without the rope!). She has no fear and has done similar on our much smaller staircase (I stop her as soon as I find her on them and tell her it is dangerous) Just because kids do stuff like that when our backs are turned (for whatever reason) does not make neglectful parents. Kids don't understand risks and don't realize something they find fun/funny can be dangerous. Parents can't hover over their kids 24-7, nothing would get done and kids wouldn't have a chance to figure things out on their own, or gain any independence.
Come on…we did that without a safety rope. 😀
Am I the only one who did this ALL THE TIME when I was little?
Obviously not, since there is a picture of another kid doing it.
Its the Fisher Price Home Bungee Jumping kit.
In her imagination, she's scaling a mountain. It's cute.
I don`t believe that I couldn`t imagine something like that in my childhood 😀
My first thought when I saw this photo was of the Price is Right game where the little guy yodels one step for every dollar.
Oh, now that is funny! That yodel song just went into my head — it may never leave!!
Too cute! Maybe that is where she got the idea!!
Bethany: Ha ha ha! I bet the world seems like a dangerous place to you.. it can't be a nice experience.
I would have done something like that when I was nine.
Ramona Quimby: Age 8.
There are some neglectful parents, but no awkwardness.
Let's see…raised in the 50's and 60's…rode in the back of a truck with the family dog, climbed trees (and fell out of them), climbed bookcases for the fun of it, played on the roof of the house and watched fireworks from there too, slid down the slide into the pool head first (got the knot on my head to prove it), rode on the handle bars of a bicycle (okay…I did fall into the street in front of a car and gave him a heart attack; I count myself lucky on this one), rode a handmade boxcar down a hill with no brakes, played outside all over the block until we heard the whistle, climbed up stairs outside the railing without a rope, and more. One of my sisters put the broken end of a broom stick into her foot while planting a flag for the conquerers of the mountain (in our backyard)…
I can see the eyes rolling…but it sure was fun. We came away with bruises and scars sometimes, but our parents made sure we made it out alive. Bad things do happen, but this is tame and the parents are not neglectful. You can't bubble wrap your kids.
Your life is my life as well.
I plied the neighborhood kids with homemade bows and arrows (the arrows fletched and tipped with rocks). They had an incredible arc but you could hit a target. I know. I pretended my sister was a deer, and I was an Indian chasing her on imaginary horseback. The deer turned to stick her tongue out at me just as I let an arrow fly. Hit her right between the eyes.
Later, as Chief Lone Wolf, I was giving orders to my braves, and thrust my (sharpened branch) spear into the ground for emphasis. The spear cut me right between the toes. But a proud Indian doesn't cry.
Riding on the handlebars of a bicycle, I was barefoot and accidentally let my toes dangle into the spokes. Left a blood trail up the street and was cut to the bone.
Climbed a tree. Fell out. And hug by one leg upside down until Mom could free me.
Broke my wrist falling off a clothes line pole. Yeah, explain that one.
And hopped box cars as they slowed through town. (If my parents knew, my hide would have been skinned for sure. I told them 25 years later. Wanted to put plenty of time between the act.)
So, yes. I had a great child hood. And after awhile NOTHING bothered my mom. And they were both great parents. Not neglectful at all. I simply had a real childhood. Somewhere between Opie Taylor and Huck Finn.
It's really too bad kids today can't have the childhoods those of baby boomers and before had. We really played and had fun.
I loved reading your stories…"the deer turned to stick her tongue out at me just as I let an arrow fly…" Too funny. Obviously, she made it out alive with YOU around as well. Unfortunately, we didn't have box cars on Oahu, but had there been, I'm sure my sisters and I would have been there right with you! =)
Well, I grew up in the '80's and we had wonderful childhood moments like this too. We'd build snow forts and play king of the mountain, throwing each other off the snowy slope, tobagganing, or run around the neighborhood at night playing with water guns and hiding. We'd play hockey in the middle of the street and yell "car". Now of course it wasn't as adventurous as some of your stories, but we were allowed to be kids: riding our bikes way past dark without helmets, drinking the water directly from the hose, not wearing sunscreen lotion, getting sun-burned at the beach and pool. And the parks…they used to be for the courageous. now they're very lame. We'd fly off the swings while still in motion, or climb on top of the monkey bars, not just hang off of them. Kids these days have too much technology to mimick real life. They don't see the point in actually doing stuff, but this is what real childhoods are made of.
Still, in my neighborhood, I still see remnants of an era gone by: kids drawing on the sidewalks with chalk, playing street hockey, biking without helmets…but society has seriously cramped the fun out of…fun. It's like they say in "Finding Nemo": if nothing ever happens to you, nothing will ever happen to you…not much fun in that.
I think this is so sweet!! Yes, kids fall; you have to let it happen!
I miss real playgrounds…
Next challenge: Staircase Falls in Yosemite!
Did she grow up in the Brady Bunch house?
There could be a gaping pit below where she tied the rope. We don't know.
Or a laundry chute!
Diary: Day 2- I have decided today that I will summit come heck or high water. I have left basecamp (after unloading the diswasher) and have made the necessary preparations. I will leave my trusted Sherpa behind (Timmy has a baseball game at 6pm and besides we aren't talking right now) and make the ascent myself. I will make the climb barefooted which is causing my sponsors some angst (c'mon Dad I'm almost 9 yrs old now!). I look up and see the goal before me. This will be a wonderful moment when I stand…oh crap. This will have to wait. Glee is on. Be back soon
Winner winner chicken dinner!
Brilliant commentary. Loved it!
Beautiful! This is my kids. They don't like climbing up normally. They MUST climb banisters or the foundations of banisters in lieu of actual stairs. Even the baby. This is a great idea, as it beats just going up with hands.
"There are some neglectful parents, but no awkwardness."
Jesus Christ. As if this were somehow worse than what 95% of the country is doing, which is letting their kids watch about 3 times the recommended amount of television and video games. Give me an adventurous climber to a boring worry-wart any day. Someone has to climb Everest! IT'S THERE!
Hey, how can I spend so much time on the internet unless my kids are watching tv, eh?
You hit the nail on the head. As a kid, I did things like this nearly every day, and frankly, if this is the most dangerous thing that child does, these parents have it easy.
umm I can't really see the awkwardness of this photo. I just see a kid about to get seriously hurt…am i missing something?
I'm fairly sure that the person behind the camera will have stopped this before it got into dangerous territories.
Sometimes natural consequences work best, unless of course the consequence is the banister getting torn off the staircase.
this site is losing site of "awkward."
I think you are losing sight of how to spell.
he he he
and now it's back.
The kid is MAYBE 3′ off the ground…I'm sure it'll be OK
I believe this is what is known as "management training."
still not awkward.


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Well that was quick. A day following the news that the subject of last year's Sundance award-winning documentary "Being Elmo," Kevin Clash — known the world over as the man behind Elmo on "Sesame Street" — took a surprise leave of absence from the show in the wake of allegations he had a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old boy, the unidentified accuser (now a 23-year-old man) has recanted his account. He how says he was an adult at the time of their relationship, confirming what Clash told TMZ.
"It was between two consenting adults," he told the outlet yesterday, "and I am deeply saddened that he is trying to make it into something it was not."
READ MORE: INTERVIEW | It's Good to Be Elmo: Kevin Clash and Constance Marks Talk About "Being Elmo"
In a statement today made to the press, Clash said, "I am relieved that this painful allegation has been put to rest. I will not discuss it further."
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Cinnamon Caramel Apples
|Tart apples
|4 Large, cored
|Apple juice
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Brown sugar
|8 Tablespoon
|Cinnamon candies
|12 (Hot)
|4 Tablespoon
|Caramel candies
|Ground cinnamon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Whipped cream
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
1) Take off ½-inch wide strip of peel off each apple's top.
2) In a slow cooker, put the apples and pour apple juice all over.
3) With 2 tablespoons of brown sugar, 3 hot cinnamon candies, 1 tablespoon of butter or margarine and 2 caramel candies, fill the center of every apple. Sprinkle cinnamon all over.
4) Cover the cooker and cook over low heat for 4 to 6 hours or till the apples are tender.
5) Serve hot after topping with whipped cream.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 996 Calories from Fat 217
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 24 g37.7%
Saturated Fat 15.1 g75.3%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 75.7 mg25.2%
Sodium 131 mg5.5%
Total Carbohydrates 197 g65.8%
Dietary Fiber 2.4 g9.7%
Sugars 162 g
Protein 1 g3%
Vitamin A 7.8% Vitamin C 351.7%
Calcium 15.4% Iron 0.8%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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This review is from: Belkin Micro Auto Charger w/ Charge/Sync Cable for iPhone 4 / iPhone 3G/3GS (F8Z446ttP)
Pros: Nice and small. The LED is practical because it allows you to easily see whether it is correct seated or not.
Cons: Not enough power. A cellphone with display and GPS on will continue to *lose* overall battery capacity when connected to this unit. If the phone is just sleeping it will charge, but much slower than with a normal charger. You will not get a full battery anytime soon.
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Pros: Useful set of slots.
Does (unreg, unbuffered) ECC.
Good chipset and onboard devices compatibility, everything shows up in all OSes. Working AHCI. No chipset fan.
Cons: Always detects my 16 GB as far as in-BIOS display goes, but OSes and memtest86+ end up with 8, 10 (yes, 10), or other values. Updated to newest BIOS which made it do the same thing but more predictable.
But the new BIOS (0705) breaks PXE boot from the built-in GbE for FreeBSD and for some Linux kernels. Putting in a PCI card with a working PXE prom makes it work in all these OSes, so it's not my installation.
Often fails to POST after reset, powercyle works. Stupid new graphical BIOS.
Also, the BIOS updates available from Asus fail their built-in ROM image integrity check, both in the in-BIOS updater and with the downloadable updater program. I just wasted a Friday evening making USB boot sticks to discover that the trick is that you must rename the *.ROM file to something fitting 8+3 old DOS names, then the integrity check works. Come on Asus.
Also, I really don't like these new RAM slots that have a lifter only on one side. What is the lifetime expectancy of this?
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ECC functionality on this board works flawlessly, and even with some ECC unreg RAM that I have that other boards didn't like. Took 4x 2 GB with no problems. If you want an Intel i5 or u7 ECC unreg solution they will overcharge you badly these days (you need a Xeon CPU and a more expensive board).
There is a real serial port, just not on the I/O shield. (you need this to run with a serial console for kernel debugging, Unix bootloaders and the like, you can't go through USB with that)
Board powered up with no problems on the first try.
PXE boot works without trouble.
Has the fan control you want, which is you can set a temperature threshold at which the fans spin up.
SATA and P-ATA ports detected by various Linux versions. Didn't use them, though (diskless).
Cons: The Ethernet chip on there has flaky support under Linux. It doesn't seem to have a driver in the mainline kernel at all and the source package you can download from realtek doesn't compile under 18.104.22.168 (header symbols moved around and source hasn't been updated). The Debian-2.6.18 kernel seems to have a backported version of the 8169 driver but it does not work with the particular chip on this board. I use a PCI Ethernet card for now.
This board comes with pretty much no accessories at all except two SATA and one P-ATA cable.
The power consumption of the whole system is a little disappointing. With the 3.1 GHz dual-core Phenom II it takes 95 watts idle. I was hoping for less, my 775 Intel platform can be brought down to about 75 watts.
Other Thoughts: The FreeBSD diskless (PXE) bootloader I tried has some problem here, hangs before bringing up Beastie. I have an old loader version and didn't have time to try a newer one before writing the review, and it is possible that this problem has to do with the finneky Ethernet chip, too. Might work with the PCI Ethernet card.
Did not try the soundchip under Linux or FreeBSD. PCI ID is "01:05.1 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc Device 970f"
Overall I am highly satisfied to have gotten a 8 GB ECC platform with serial port for $180 (this board and a 3.1 GHz dual-core CPU).


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Knife-Related Injuries Treated in United States Emergency Departments, 1990-2008.
Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2013
STUDY OBJECTIVES: This study investigates knife-related injuries requiring Emergency Department (ED) treatment among children and adults in the United States (US) from 1990 through 2008.
RESULTS: An estimated 8,250,914 (95% confidence interval [CI] 7,149,074-9,352,755) knife-related injuries were treated in US EDs from 1990 to 2008, averaging 434,259 (95% CI 427,198-441,322) injuries annually, or 1190 per day.
Fingers/thumbs (66%; 5,447,467 of 8,249,410) were injured most often, and lacerations (94%; 7,793,487 of 8,249,553) were the most common type of injury.
Pocket/utility knives were associated with injury most often (47%; 1,169,960 of 2,481,994), followed by cooking/kitchen knives (36%; 900,812 of 2,481,994).
Children were more likely than adults to be injured while playing with a knife or during horseplay (p < 0.01; odds ratio 9.57; 95% CI 8.10-11.30).
One percent of patients were admitted to the hospital, and altercation-related stabbings to the trunk accounted for 52% of these admissions.
CONCLUSIONS: Knives represent an important source of morbidity and mortality to people of all ages.
Manufacturers should develop safer knife designs that incorporate features, such as improved opening and closing mechanisms on pocket knives, to prevent these injuries.
Other potential safety efforts include targeted educational interventions and changes in voluntary product safety standards and public policy.
KEYWORDS: Emergency Department, epidemiology, injury, knife, laceration, trauma PMID: 23849364 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher] Full Text Sources


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Kona Coast (Widescreen)
Chips Rafferty,
Richard Boone,
Joan Blondell,
Vera Miles &
Steve Ihnat
Lamont Johnson
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Starring: Chips Rafferty, Richard Boone, Joan Blondell, Vera Miles & Steve Ihnat Director: Lamont Johnson
To avenge the death of his murdered daughter, charter boat captain Sam Moran becomes a one-man vigilante squad taking on the wealthy, drugged-up punk that killed her - and the rich and powerful that protect him.
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Happy Birthday.
My Present to You.
I know I wrote for you recently but time is precious and it is the little things that matter the most it is the unsaid things in my mind
that rarely see the light of day the unexpressed.
For years Iwas absent Ihave to tell you that Ileft a piece of myself behind that last day I say you Iam not telling you this
because Iexpect anything in return I am telling you because it is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.
The years Iwas away Imissed you and in moments of complete despair I would picture your face in my mind and it would comfort
I have written to you often and never gave you the letters it exposes me to much I do not like to feel vunrable but I will make an exception just
for today I am glad you have been in my life.
My need to tell you is that Ihave to draw a line under this before it consumes me completely.
I am not really sure how you feel about me and maybe it is best given the circumstances, it was never my intention to stay
away from you just thought it best to try and get on with life Ihave only ever been sincere maybe Iam to naive.
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Genre: Romance
Thanks Susan this is about someone I have loved a long time, will always love just it never seemed to happen for one reason or another not one to tell every emotion I feel as you get older you tend to keep back a little, I think in my heart I know we wouldn't be right for each other just opposites attract.
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Re: Functions, plotting, and other questions
Hi Michael, > I'm running Mathematica 3.0.x on Winduh NT, and have a couple of general > questions concerning functions, 3D plots, and logical statements. > > First, is there a way to tell Mathematica that I want to have a variable > treated as being strictly real (or positive real, or imaginary, etc)? > Specifically, I'm thinking that being able to do so might result in > 'better' Simplify results, for instance. No, in Mathematica 4.0 you can give Simplify[], FullSimplify[] the additional assumptions, in Mathematica 3.x not. > > Also, I noticed that there is an If statement, but no Elseif. I guess > that the Which statement essentially replicates If ... Elseif statements? You can nest the If[] statements If[someTest1, makeSomething[], (* Else *) If[someTest2, makeSomething1[] ] ] > > My final (and more pressing) question concerns 3d graphing of functions in > Mathematica. My problem arises from the fact that I want to do a *surface* > plot of the following parametric equations: SNIP SNAPP SNIP > (Essentially, I want to do a surface parametric plot, with varying > simulation times depending on what g is ... kind of like double integrals, > with on limit (x) from 0 to 1, and another limit (y) from 0 to x.) > > Is there a way to do this? I've been struggling with this for a while, > and don't see anyway to do this. I don't know if I understand your explanation right. You want a ParametricPlot3D[] with a non rectanglular area in the parameter space ? a) You can do it by your self and creating the Polygon[] primitives b) You can use a construct like ParametricPlot3D[ Catch[ If[x > y, Throw[{x, x, x^2}], {x, y, x*y}]], {x, 0, 1}, {y, 0, 1}, Compiled -> False, ViewPoint -> {-1.604, -2.208, 2.000} ] it will draw the function z= x*y for x in [0,1] and y in [0,x] Hope that helps Jens