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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The Green Bay women's basketball team will have a new face on the bench for the 2013-14 season as head coach Kevin Borseth has hired Megan Vogel as an assistant coach on his staff. A 2007 WNBA draft pick, Vogel comes to Green Bay after serving as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Division II St. Cloud State University in Minnesota for the past three seasons.
"I'm extremely excited to have the opportunity to join a nationally respected program like Green Bay. Coach Borseth and his staff have built a tremendous fan base and tradition of success that I can't wait to be a part of," Vogel said. "I'm eager and ready to hit the ground running in working with the team's current players and get started on the recruiting trail."
In addition to holding the position of recruiting coordinator at St. Cloud State, Vogel also served as the team's head strength and conditioning coach, director of player development, academic coordinator and community service coordinator. During her three seasons with the Huskies, the program achieved a 44-36 record.
"Megan brings a lot of experience and success to our program and I'm really happy to have her on our staff," Borseth said. "Her knowledge of the game and personal experiences both as a player and as a coach will help our team be successful next season."
Vogel graduated from South Dakota State in May 2007 after starting all 120 of the Jackrabbits' contests during her standout four-year career. She graduated with a degree in Health, Physical Education and Recreation and finished second all-time on the program's scoring list with 1,850 career points. In addition, she notched 194 career 3-point field goals and 783 career rebounds, good for the third- and fifth-best marks in program history. During her time with the program, she was an ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American with a 3.8 cumulative GPA and a top 30 Finalist for the 2007 NCAA Woman of the Year Award.
Following her standout career with the Jackrabbits, Vogel became the first SDSU alum to be selected in the WNBA Draft when she was selected 19th overall in the second round by the Washington Mystics in 2007. She was released during training camp prior to the 2007 campaign, but remained with the team as an intern and practice player for the season while helping with film breakdown and scouting opponents.
She returned to South Dakota State in August 2007 as a graduate assistant coach where she helped lead the program to a 23-7 record. She also completed her master's degree while carrying an impressive 3.9 GPA in Sports Pedagogy with an emphasis in Sports Administration.
In April 2008 Vogel was added to the Minnesota Lynx's training camp roster, but was released prior to the start of the season. In September of the same year, she made her debut for WWK Donau Ries in the German 1st League. She helped the team achieve a 7-7 record while leading the team in scoring at 18 points per game and leading the team and league in rebounds with 12 per game. She also made 88-of-110 free throw attempts, both team and league highs.
Following her professional playing career, she served as a volunteer assistant coach in her hometown at Saint Peter High School in Minnesota. Starting in fall 2009 she helped Minnesota State-Mankato to a 15-13 record as a volunteer assistant coach.
All told, South Dakota State, Minnesota State-Mankato and St. Cloud State achieved a combined 82-56 record with Vogel on their coaching staff.
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Interleague DH issues: With the Twins throwing two righthanders against the Marlins, OF Chris Coghlan seems like the logical choice to join the lineup in the DH spot.
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- Brett Myers (elbow) is expected to miss a month for the Indians. Do you care? Me neither.
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- Zach Britton might get the call to start Wednesday for the Orioles in the wake of Jake Arrieta's demotion to the minors. I'll be keeping an eye on Britton for AL-only leagues, though I'm getting tired of waiting for him to get better.
- Will Joel Hanrahan resume closing duties when he returns to the Red Sox sometime next week? Maybe.
- Here's an interesting article from Purple Row on Rockies C Wilin Rosario not seeing any fastballs.
- Angels SS Erick Aybar is hoping to come off the DL on Thursday.
- Kyle Lohse's dislocated left pinkie shouldn't cause him to miss any time for the Brewers.
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Club announces Save The Children project
Arsenal Football Club has announced an exciting overseas project in China with its international charity partner, Save the Children, as the Club prepares for its pre-season tour of the Far East in July.
The Club, through The Arsenal Foundation, will make a donation of £300,000 to its official global charity partner over three years, helping to dramatically improve the quality of education of disadvantaged children aged six to 15, in some of Beijing's most under-resourced schools.
Together, Arsenal and Save the Children will train 200 teachers and 20 head teachers so that they have the necessary skills to plan and deliver improved and age-appropriate lessons for students in China's curriculum. This will reduce the chances of children dropping out of school and the risk of being excluded from future opportunities in later life - giving more young people the chance to fulfil their potential.
Save the Children is the world's leading independent organisation fighting for the rights of children worldwide. It has been implementing projects in China since the late 1980s and plays a crucial role in defending the rights of vulnerable children across the country through programmes in education, health, emergency response and child protection.
To celebrate the announcement, Arsenal Chief Executive Officer, Ivan Gazidis, visited an
Early Childhood Care and Development Centre (ECCD) in Beijing on Wednesday as the Club prepares for its forthcoming tour, meeting some of the teachers, community members and children at the neighbouring primary school that are set to benefit from the project.
Speaking about the initiative, Gazidis said: "We are incredibly excited to be launching this new project which carries on our tradition of giving back to our community. It was a humbling but uplifting experience for us to meet the children, their teachers and parents.
"Our partnership with Save the Children will help us reach even more young people globally and give them a chance to realise their potential - a philosophy to which we are committed to both on and off the pitch at Arsenal.
"Over the past 12 months players, supporters and staff have shown outstanding dedication and generosity towards our partnership with Save the Children and it's fantastic that we can channel this commitment to our projects both in the UK and overseas that will have such a positive impact on so many lives."
Justin Forsyth, Chief Executive of Save the Children, added: "Education has the power to transform lives and provide many children with a route out of poverty. This exciting next phase in our partnership with Arsenal will help us reach thousands of children in China, providing them with quality education to build a brighter future and reach their full potential."
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I already know the answer to this but would like to get a second opinion. Windows 8 sucks….But eventually we are gonna all be stuck with it because Microsoft has everyone by the throat…Everyone loves XP so why not just improve XP, and quit messing with new operating systems that don't work? The almighty dollar is why !
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XP is a stable system, but it does have some serious security flaws and other issues that make it incompatible with many of the tasks required of computers these days. Twelve years is a very long time to support an operating system and Microsoft is not alone in letting older operating systems fall by the wayside. You won't be getting updates for older versions of Android and Apple expects that everyone has updated to Mavericks by now and some older versions of OS X are not getting new updates or patches.
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Mac and Linux do remain viable alternatives if you'd like to move away from Windows. Though Apple will update its operating system as well.
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Olympiacos goalkeeper Roy Carroll admits his team face a big task against Arsenal, but insists they have come to win.
The Greek champions have dominated domestic football of late, winning the Greek Super League seven times in the last eight years.
But they started this season's Champions League campaign with a home defeat to Schalke - which Carroll believes makes Wednesday's game even more crucial for his side.
"We know what we can do. We did it last year. We lost our first game and bounced back - hopefully we can do that this year," he said.
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After building a buzz with their live performances, Sugarland signed with Mercury Nashville and released a two-song single ("Baby Girl" b/w "Stand Back Up") in early 2004. Twice the Speed of Life, their multi-platinum debut album featuring production by Garth Fundis, was released the same year. At the end of 2005, Hall left the group and resumed her solo career. A second full-length record, Enjoy the Ride, appeared in 2006 and proved to be a huge success, garnering attention in both pop and country quarters. For 2008's Love on the Inside, the band's remaining members successfully lobbied Mercury Nashville to let them co-produce their own album and record in Georgia instead of Music City. The resulting album was the most organic of Sugarland's three records to date, and it spawned three chart-topping singles as a result.
Sugarland truly became superstars in 2009. The year yielded them platinum status for Love on the Inside; a prime-time network television special called Live on the Inside (which resulted in a live album of the same name); Grammy Awards for Best Country Song and Best Country Performance; and, finally, their first Christmas recording, Gold and Green, which featured new holiday-themed originals as well as more traditional fare.
The duo's fourth studio album, The Incredible Machine, influenced by the so-called "steampunk movement" in science fiction circles, arrived in 2010. Propelled by the Top 20 pop hit "Stuck Like Glue," the album quickly went platinum. Several tours followed, as did Nettles' marriage and pregnancy in 2012. In 2013, with the band on hiatus, Bush released the solo single "Love or Money." Nettles also released a single that same year, and followed up with her own solo album, That Girl, early in 2014. ~ Steve Leggett
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3. Close your hand
4. Say a school day
5. Say your name
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Prayin' she won't call
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And be gone, and I'll be cryin'
And I'll be beggin' you, baby
Beg you not to leave
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My heart on my sleeve
Oh, for the next time we'll be here
Seems like a million years, and I think I'm dyin'
What do I have to do to make you see
She can't love you like me?
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Valley offers respite from heat
July 20, 2012
EAGLE COUNTY – You'll still see the signs sometimes, in the windows of old diners or movie theaters that had then-new air conditioners: "20 degrees cooler inside!"
That old promise of relief from the heat is driving some travelers to book rooms in the Vail Valley, where, at least for the next few days, people on the Front Range can get at least 20 degrees of relief from the heat.
"We've had a lot of last-minute reservations, and a lot of people are citing the heat," Vail Racquet Club General Manager Matt Ivy said. "People have such easy access to us – you just hop off the highway at East Vail."
Ivy said the Racquet Club has had a fairly busy summer. June was down a bit from the previous year, Ivy said – perhaps due to the wildfires that tore through other areas of the state. But July is on pace to set a new record for the month, he said.
And, when the temperature is pushing triple digits in Denver, East Vail is still cool and – at least for this summer – relatively lush.
"I've seen more people on the (East Vail) trails the last couple of weekends than I've seen all summer," said Kristina Johnson of the Vail Valley Partnership.
A lot of those people are staying in shade along those trails, so they can get in a little exercise while staying cool, she said.
The Partnership runs the web-based Vail on Sale program, which offers last-minute deals on lodging, and Johnson said that site has been doing well this summer.
"People are seeing an opportunity to come up here for all kinds of activities and events," Johnson said, adding that she's seen big crowds this summer at both the Minturn and Vail markets.
In West Vail, people are getting off the highway to stay at the Holiday Inn Apex Lodge. General manager Jason Yeash said his place has been seeing between 20 and 25 walk-in customers every night for the past couple of weeks. A lot of those people are saying they're in Vail for a little cool air.
"Denver people are running away from the heat," Yeash said, adding that he's seeing several customers from Grand Junction as well.
"My wife's been down there for a few days now," Yeash said. "She can't wait to get back."
Some lodges are sending out e-mails and other marketing materials with a beat-the-heat theme. Johnson said Simba Run in Vail recently sent out an e-mail blast encouraging people to beat the heat in the lodge's big swimming pool.
The beat-the-heat crowd has flowed into one of the valley's high-end lodges, too.
Park Hyatt Beaver Creek General Manager Robert Purdy said that hotel has seen good traffic from "leisure" travelers this summer. Many of those people are getting out of the heat, he said.
Purdy still has a home in the Denver area, and said he's used numerous calls, texts and e-mails to draw his neighbors to the High Country.
More business is always welcome in the summer, but Yeash, like many hosts, said it would be great to have a little more notice before guests show up.
"I'll come into work and learn the hotel sold out the night before," Yeash said. "That's great, but it would be nice to know."


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Roy from Las Vegas, NV writes: Bought a used computer from a friend that wanted a new one. Now, I can't get his name from showing up in the USERS etc. Have changed everything suggested by the Worldstart Forum. Still it comes up! Is there a simple way to change his to mine? I am listed as the owner etc now and in the registry but his name keeps showing up!
Any ideas?
One problem that we run into when we purchase a used computer is that some of the old data will show up from time to time. If you've tried everything with no success and that old user data is really annoying you, you could take some drastic measures.
One option is reformatting the hard drive to erase old files. Most people find this method works well. Formatting the hard drive more than once is more secure than just deleting and then recycling the files, but formatting a disk only erases the address tables. The reformatting of the hard-drive will make it more awkward to raise the old data when you are using the computer. However, a computer engineer could easily recover most of the data that existed before the reformat.
Disk Wiping is another technique you could try. Disk wiping is a far more secure method and ensures that old data on your computer and storage devices is irrecoverably deleted, before reformatting. Disk wiping is better than formatting the hard drive because it inherently overwrites your entire hard drive with useless data several times.
Although, disk-wiping algorithms differ significantly from brand to brand, they usually over write the hard-drive with a number like a zero or one – then you have to reformat the computer. You can also try these two free programs.
(a) Eraser: This is an effective software tool and does a good job of cleaning your hard drive by eradicating all solid-state memory and magnetic memory. It is an advanced security tool that allows you to successfully remove sensitive, personal and business, data by overwriting it several times with carefully selected algorithmic patterns.
(b) Darik's Boot and Nuke: This is an application that you can install on CD Rom or bootable floppy. Boot and Nuke applications use several methods to remove old data on your drive rendering it unrecoverable. It has the ability to detect old contents on any hard disk – making this application suitable for urgent situation data destruction.
You could also use a 'file deletion management system'. There are many different ones available The beauty of this product is that it is configured to detect and permanently erase deleted files. These solutions scan a computer, detect traces of previously erased data and remove data including e-mail messages. This can be applied more than once to any old data that may be left on the hard-drive.
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does any one know if pecans are good for bees for nectar or pollen? :? and also if anyone knows where these trees are sold or if anyone has seeds just let me know. thanks so much.
Scarification is probly necessary. Use of a file to nick the seed coat or use of acid on seeds are both easy. Germinate in wet paper towel in spring. If anyone is wondering about trees for Texas then look at soapberry trees. Native and the bees cant stay off them! I'll gather seed next year to give out.


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'"[Friday] night's game was a huge statement win for us, a huge character win for us. We want to stick with it, come back against a team like that. We know we're going to have the same kind of game [from] Pittsburgh, and we have to be ready for that."'
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What's wrong with California: Part II
Original post made by Tim Hunt, Castlewood, on Jul 12, 2012
Voters had a chance to overturn it in 2010, but hewed the environmental line and left it intact. The law requires municipalities to design plans to reduce carbon emissions with an overall goal limiting emissions to 1990 levels.
The Journal editorial points out that a study by the California Manufacturers and Technology Association (representing employers of 1.2 million Californians) estimate the cost of three regulations: cap-and-trade taxes on carbon, a "low carbon fuel standard," and the requirement that 33 percent of electricity come from renewable resources—substantially raise energy prices and will reduce the state GDP by between 3.5 percent and 8.9 percent by 2020.
Using the most optimistic scenario, that amounts to $447 billion loss in economic activity over eight years and a loss in income to the average family of $2,500.
A second study by the Boston Consulting Group for the Western States Petroleum Association focused on the low carbon fuel standard that mandates a 10 percent reduction in carbon for California fuels. This only can be achieved with biofuels, not corn ethanol which is too carbon intensive to say nothing of simply rotten public policy.
With fuel from plant matter cellulose still unproven, the Journal wrote that the only source is ethanol produced from Brazilian sugar cane. The price of gasoline for Californians, who already pay the among the highest prices in the country because of environmental regulations, would go up between 50 cents and $2.70 per gallon after 2015.
That's moving quickly toward the $10 a gallon price that Energy Secretary Stephen Chu said he'd prefer.
Incidentally, when it comes to carbon emissions, the high-speed rail, because it requires massive amounts of electricity should it ever operate, does not have a positive effect.
Somehow, also missing in the discussion, was the study released last year that said the only way the state can reach the 2050 goal is to have a vehicle fleet that runs entirely on electricity. To develop the power for that many vehicles would require building a nuclear power plant every two years—see any under construction?
In his time in Sacramento, the Governator pushed hydrogen as a clean fuel, which would require an entirely new fueling infrastructure. He missed the much better alternative—using natural gas, which thanks to the fracking techniques now is so abundant in the United States that prices have dropped significantly. It also would require a new infrastructure.
With demonstrated reserves, the abundant natural gas becomes an economic engine—both the industry itself as well as in manufacturing that becomes much more practical with a cheap domestic power source.
The AB 32 mandates were passed—as is typical—with minimal if any concern about economic impacts. The state applies such a huge regulatory burden—in some cases for questionable benefit—that AB 32 is just one more reason for businesses that do not need to be here to find an alternative location.
So, please remember keep in mind what your elected and appointed leaders are doing to an economy that is suffering statewide with unemployment still over 11 percent and a budget chronically out-of-balance that desperately needs economic growth to bring in additional revenue.
California's budget bets on a tax increase after it books the windfall from the Facebook initial public offering.
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a resident of Old Towne
on Jul 12, 2012 at 8:41 am
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Feliz manana, compadres! It is I, Casanova Frankenstein!
Now, Tim Hunt has long been a champignon of the people, so it should come as no surprise that he's here today to protect us from the dangers of regulation. What dangers, you ask? The twin evils of renewable energy and Governor Governator!
You see, Tim's a journalist, not one of those blogger kids who just post their own opinions as if that's actual reporting. A journalist does their research and backs up their claims with solid facts from reputable sources. For example, Tim cherry-picks specifically from two studies mentioned in the Journal--one from the California Manufacturers and Technology Association, and the other a study funded by the Western States Petroleum Association.
Think about that, won't you my good friends? These are paid for by companies like Enron, Worldcom, PG&E, Exxon, and many more of the most trusted names in capitalism, and they're telling us that regulating them is bad! What more proof does a RIGHT-thinking individual need?
You see, amigos, these companies have to maintain the integrity of their officers' meager salaries and bonuses, and so any regulation costs will be passed on to--you guessed it--the consumer! The companies have no choice! It's a lot like the banking industry--they didn't WANT to give themselves huge bonuses after destroying peoples' lives and ruining the economy, they were FORCED to.
That's what regulation does, if you didn't already know, mijos. At least, that's what the banking-industry-funded research proved. And why would anyone question that, n'est-ce pas, Tim? Better to let the companies do what they want to do without anyone looking over their shoulders. As we all know from hard-earned experience, these companies will regulate themselves, and when they're not allowed to by those pesky rules, corners get cut, gas pipelines explode, oil gets spilled, insider trading occurs, pension funds get misappropriated, and unsafe lending practices prevail. So please, NO MORE REGULATION!
And remember Tim's other lesson: don't vote for the Governator again!
My heart is filled with thanks (full disclosure: it's also a little filled with cholesterol) for Tim Hunt, going to bat for the American people. Tim Tim, Hooray!
Aloha for ahora,
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casanova mittenstein says, big business that employs people=bad; maximum govt intrusion in all aspects of your personal life and business=good. All hail Frank-Dodd.
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I believe my first ancestor this side to come to, at that time, the colony of Queensland, to be Ann Fenny/Feeney aboard the Everton arriving in February 1863, however as yet I can't prove this. It is not an uncommon name and she came in as a single girl which does make it harder.
So I am choosing my next date which is the 18 May 1863. This is the date of arrival of James Rollason and his family aboard the Light Brigade into the colony of Queensland. Also James' brother Charles and his family.
These are not my earliest relatives in Australia as Henry Plumridge came to Victoria aboard the Osprey in 1848. However he is not a direct line ancestor but is instead my fourth great uncle so I don't think he quite fits the challenge. Two of his brothers also emigrated to Victoria. His niece, Annie Busby who is a direct line ancestor of mine emigrated to Queensland in 1882 probably because that colony was looking for emigrants at that time and her husband being a stonemason was considered someone with a desired occupation.
Anyway back to the Rollason family.
You could say that the reason the Rollason's emigrated was due to taxation.
The whole Rollason family had been involved with the silk weaving trade in Foleshill near Coventry. There had been a successful silk weaving industry around Coventry for many years primarily making ribbons for hats and dresses. French ribbons were considered the best ribbons but were taxed quite heavily with import tariffs. The poorer and even middle class could not afford French ribbons or even ribbons from London so there was a good market. Fashion of the time also had many ribbon decorations on the clothes.
Then came the Cobden treaty and free trade and suddenly there was no ribbon industry around Coventry as French ribbons flooded the market at a reduced price. many people needed parish relief. Times were very difficult as whole families were involved in the trade being paid for piece work.
This is also the time of the Lancashire cotton problems due mainly to the American Civil War and the blockade preventing cotton being exported from the South. This meant the cotton mills of Northern England were silent. This caused great hardship including starvation.
Reports of the distress of the cotton operatives reached the colonies and people raised money to help relieve the distress. There are lists of subscribers in the newspapers. Queensland offered free passage and the money raised was used to fund the essential kit required for the passage (bedding, mess kit etc).
Now precisely how silk ribbon weavers from near Coventry came out under the Distressed Cotton Weavers Scheme is interesting. Perhaps they were not able to find enough willing cotton weavers? Under the scheme people came from Scotland, Lancashire Coventry from what I have discovered so far.
If your ancestors emigrated on these voyages it is possible they came out under this scheme. As can be seen from the numbers, some voyages had mainly "Distressed Cotton Weavers" while others only had a few weavers mixed in with other immigrants.
My Rollasons came aboard the Light Brigade.
I descend via Richard John Rollason. He married Lucy Evans and had a large family as can be seen in the below image. In a newspaper report in his 93rd year (he lived to be 101) he said coming to Queensland was definitely the best thing they could have done. And if they hadn't come I wouldn't be here!
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The new IPCC climate report
The time has come: the new IPCC report is here! After several years of work by over 800 scientists from around the world, and after days of extensive discussion at the IPCC plenary meeting in Stockholm, the Summary for Policymakers was formally adopted at 5 o'clock this morning. Congratulations to all the colleagues who were there and worked night shifts. The full text of the report will be available online beginning of next week. Realclimate summarizes the key findings and shows the most interesting graphs.
Update 29 Sept: Full (un-copyedited) report available here.
Global warming
It is now considered even more certain (> 95%) that human influence has been the dominant cause of the observed warming since the mid-20th century. Natural internal variability and natural external forcings (eg the sun) have contributed virtually nothing to the warming since 1950 – the share of these factors was narrowed down by IPCC to ± 0.1 degrees. The measured temperature evolution is shown in the following graph.
Figure 1 The measured global temperature curve from several data sets. Top: annual values. Bottom: averaged values over a decade.
Those who have these data before their eyes can recognise immediately how misguided the big media attention for the "wiggles" of the curves towards the end has been. Short-term variations like this have always existed, and they always will. These are mostly random, they are (at least so far) not predictable, and the IPCC has never claimed to be able to make predictions for short periods of 10-15 years, precisely because these are dominated by such natural variations.
The last 30 years were probably the warmest since at least 1,400 years. This is a result from improved proxy data. In the 3rd IPCC report this could only be said about the last thousand years, in the 4th about the last 1,300 years.
The future warming by 2100 – with comparable emission scenarios – is about the same as in the previous report. For the highest scenario, the best-estimate warming by 2100 is still 4 °C (see the following chart).
Figure 2 The future temperature development in the highest emissions scenario (red) and in a scenario with successful climate mitigation (blue) – the "4-degree world" and the "2-degree world."
What is new is that IPCC has also studied climate mitigation scenarios. The blue RCP2.6 is such a scenario with strong emissions reduction. With this scenario global warming can be stopped below 2 ° C.
A large part of the warming will be irreversible: from the point where emissions have dropped to zero, global temperature will remain almost constant for centuries at the elevated level reached by that time. (This is why the climate problem in my opinion is a classic case for the precautionary principle.)
Sea-level rise
Sea levels are rising faster now than in the previous two millennia, and the rise will continue to accelerate – regardless of the emissions scenario, even with strong climate mitigation. (This is due to the inertia in the system.) The new IPCC scenarios to 2100 are shown the following graph.
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I'll take her. I need a headstart on a hive I want to split pretty soon.Private message me if you indeed don't need her.Jake
Since time is getting crucial and I saw what appeared to me to be an empty Queen cell on May 17th and I saw no brood as of this Tuesday, I ordered a queen from Wilbanks Apiary in Georgia. It is a banded Italian. It's also marked.I may have a queen in there but I'm just not sure. I've hedged my bets and ordered one.If it turns out that I don't need her, is it feasible for me to send it to someone that does need it? I'd be happy to do it just for the cost of the queen, I'll pay the shipping. Would that work?
now that is what most should do, because odds are if you was to install the new queen they will kill her if they have a young queen and all you did then is wasting time and money, instead of throwing your money away you are doing the right thing! good for you but just remember sometimes it might take a young queen almost 30 days (most time sooner) before filling cells with eggs.
tell you what, if you have a 3 days to a week before the new queen arrives take a frame of eggs and young brood from the other hive and shake the bee's from it and install in the hive you dont think has a queen, if in about 3-5 days they draw q-cells you will know, if they dont draw cells the odds are you have a young queen in the hive. a frame of eggs and young brood will answer your question.... any time you have a question about a hive being queenless or not just pop in a frame of eggs and young larva and see if they draw Q-cells, they will tell you on the queen condition of the hive.
mklangelo, a huge cluster outside the hive. Describe this. They could be trying to kill a queen they may have just hatched. But I'm sure that you would have noticed queen cells.. If they kill the queen, chances are you won't see the dead queen on the ground. However, you never know.Jake
ok with out know there is a queen and you going to install her anyway, I would put the new caged queen in the hive but not pull the plug if she comes in a wood cage or if she comes in the new plastic JZ cages I would leave the cap on, put the queen cage in the hive for about 4-5 days inspecting the hive every day making sure there is no queen already in the hive and after 4-5 days pull the plug or remove the cap and let them release her, they will feed the attendant which will feed the queen, they will be fine, it is like installing a russian queen in a italian hive, this will give you a few extra days to check so you want be throwing the queen away. just my opinion, its all you choice, Good Luck!!! I still think you probably have a young queen in the hive but its just guesting without being able to inspect the hive myself.
the cage should have queen candy and attendants, the queen will have to have attendants and candy if they come from wilbanks. yeah pull the cork after 3-4 days, there should still be some candy, but that gives you 3-4 days to inspect for a new queen to start laying. you dont have to thats up to you but its a chance to save the new queen... just my 2 peenies worth.........


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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by max, Apr 17, 2010.
I know...That's a hard pill to swallow for those of us who loved Joe. :( :ballchain :Cry:
Could be sort of a Larry David/ Jerry Seinfeld situation. We used to have Seinfeld in Detroit, now we have the marriage ref and they have Curb Your Enthusiasm. Delfino with 6 threes tonight!
The Bucks have emphasized defense since Hammond hired Scott Skiles as the coach when he took over, going from allowing 103.9 ppg in 2007-08 (23rd) to 96.0 ppg in 2009-10 (seventh). The GM also drafted defensive-minded forward Luc Mbah a Moute in 2008 and brought in veterans such as Carlos Delfino, John Salmons, Stackhouse and Kurt Thomas. NBA.com: Bucks' Hammond awarded NBA executive of the year Wonder what Hammond would think of Gordon and CV?
Pretty disappointing Celts/Heat game for those who didn't want to watch LBJ. Neither team showed up to play. - And had to listen to Heinsohn who must be the worst broadcaster in the world. Being a homer is one thing, but being a homer and not adding any insight whatsoever to the broadcast stinks. The most insightful thing he said, and quite possibly his only complete sentence was "They (Celts) are messing things up". Thanks Tommy. - If the Celts had come to play they could have won by 30 in a laugher. If the Heat had bothered to show up they would have won. That kind of effort is a game that would have tied the series and given them the home court advantage is inexcusable. Might even cause Wade to think twice about resigning. - Beasley sucks. - Rondo doesn't.
How about Riley punishing Wade with a S&T to the Pistons for Stuckey, Rip and Kwame??
Did the Hawks choke this one away?? How could they lose to the Bucks without Bogut?? Are the Bucks, the Utah Jazz of the East? ....and the final question is why did we let Delfino go again?? or Hammons?? If he was still working for Joe, we could have had John Salmon a clutch guy that can play D on our team.... 18-5 close out by the Bucks.....FEAR the DEER!!
AS i recall all Delfino did was complain when he was here. The guy played 17 MPG off the bench for 80 some games on a contending team and it was not enough. He needed to go somewhere else so he could see that the Pistons were not purposely keeping him down. Looks like his attitude has improved.
Fear the deer is great. That came from Bogut, right?
Delfino was the only one to show up tonight for the Deer. 20 points (4 threes), 6 rebs, 4 assists, 3 steals, and 1 blocks! Better than Prince at this point?
The Celtics are up 11 at half time and Rondo is magic. Lebrons elbow doesnt look to good. LA is cheering and Stern is crying.
Cavs up by one at the end of 3.....It will be Lakers/Cavs in the final...i will have no one to root for.
Rondo disappeared in the second half, and his teammates were terrible. It is weird watching Sheed riding the bench in crunch time.
Terrible loss by the Celtics. They totally stopped executing down the stretch. Stupid focus on 3 point shots. At one point in time they had Sheed, Ray Allen, Pierce and Rondo all hanging outside the perimeter waiting for 3 pt shots with Big Baby inside. Great plan. Sheed was horrible. He couldn't hang on to any boards even if they fell on his lap, he was slow and disinterested on the defensive end, was a no factor on the offensive end. As much as I liked the player he used to be, I am so glad that he's gone.
At THIS point - yes.
Well, the Celts manhandled the Cavs last night to tie the series. The lead was up to 25pts in the 4th until LeBron decided to play and with the help of the refs the Cavs got as close as 11 points. But then the Celts refocused and extended the lead back up to 15-16 pts. Looking at the post-games Mike Brown is fuming and LeBron is in "chill-dude-nothing-to-worry-about" mode. Sheed had a good showing in the first half to 17 pts. He got pulled out of the game in the 4th after a ridiculous foul on LeBron. It certainly looked like the Celtics have a better overall team than the Cavs. All the other Cavs players seemed just confused and lost when "the King" wasn't playing 100%. If LeBron indeed bolts this summer, this Cavs team will be a lottery team for many years to come.
I know the Hawks were coming down from an emotional series with the Bucks, but geez either they were tired, or the Magic WILL be in the finals again...
I missed the game so thanks for the recap. Yea, the Celts are the veteran playoff experienced team now. If anyone can stop them they can. Not that I am any kind of Celts fan but I would love to see LBJ and the Cavs go down in the 2nd round. Wonder if part of the NBA marketing around LBJ is that you hate him so much that you tune in to hopefully watch him lose.
The Truth!
That's about how I feel. When I started watching this series I didn't know which team I disliked more. I quickly realized that I was rooting against the Cavs.
That's exactly it. Rooting against rather than for. It's the only series that I have any passion for.
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Who is this guy at Star Wars Disney on the 31st of May at Hollywood Studios? Anyone claiming this guy? Awesome outfit and he played the character real well. Small movements but very cautious....
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Who is this guy at Star Wars Disney on the 31st of May at Hollywood Studios? Anyone claiming this guy? Awesome outfit and he played the character real well. Small movements but very cautious....
Whoever he is he needs to have the calf/shin portion of that flight suit taken in big time! Great looking suit though!
It's quite the mix of ESB and ROTJ...
Yeah I have many issues with the suit too, but at the same time If just one kid is happy and excited to see his hero Boba Fett then it's all good.
eek that needs some work!...i bet its one of the Disney folks :) But i agree...if just 1 kid is happy to see Boba Fett, its all good :)
I couldn't tell you who's wearing it, but all of the hard part suit components are Mark Bradley (Bradlyfett). He's Been making the suits for Disney since the mid to late 90's. Not sure if he still does but those are most definitely his pieces. The helmet that guy is wearing is actually vacuum formed like the rest of the parts, including the Jetpack.
The last time I was at Disney I was very disappointed in the Boba Fett and Jango Fett. To be honest my Jango is far superior in accuracy. The Jango was wrong in most ways.....helmet, armor, girth. knees.......they were all wrong.
But with all that said, the kids were loving it, so that is the very important part.
Yeah that suit belongs to Disney, When we march at SWW, They dont allow us to wear Boba or Jango... Looks ok enough and only the true Fett heads know the difference.....KIDS don't.
I was just there! And some very good friends of mine who marched with him swore that he was a male stripper!! Haha. Whether its true or just a funny story idk. But they claim to have heard this from the guy portraying Boba Fett.
Oh yeah and also all the major players in the parade are always hired by Disney: vader. Boba Fett. Zam. Chewie.
Thanks for the mental picture of fett sliding down a pole with pasties on.
It's amazing how far and how accurate stuff has evolved. I stare at Bobamakers armor and TF helmets and am in awe! We are spoiled now. Lol


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I'm still new, but I'm learning. I dyed my honor sash and it came out good. I was too full of vim and vigor and just dyed my gloves thinking I know what I'm doing. Don't make my mistake. Know your material and the amount of water per dye packet/liquid you are using. I bought polyester parade gloves (6.50 at an army surpluss store) and dyed them with RIT pearl grey. They came out a lavender color. They are more blue than grey. If they don't dry grey, I may have to reajust the colour. A project worth doing, is worth doing right. I'm learning that now. No instant gratification if you are working on Boba. Heed my advice, don't hurry it. Easier to do it right the fist time than go back and fix your mistakes. May the bounty be with you.
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'76 sbc build , need more head advice
Tx Red, I'm going to try vaccum gauge next week.I know ,looks cool and if I leave the idle way down I get a bit of lumpy idle.
Hey 400sb, all small towns are like that,thats' why we get flooded with immigration too,it's a wonderful place to live.I'm the guy that gets to deliver the chegues.Yes I'm a Postie, watch out. Cisco
with or without the spacer only makes a tiny tiny performance difference on a Performer intake and rv cam...leave it on for looks...it's likely helping
dang it! that sure looks like a open plenum intake in your pic's! oh well...
|The truck works pretty well in the snow considering the mud tires but I havent had a problem with it yet Ive been pushing snow with the bumper (37inches off the ground) and havent got stuck yet Ya bancroft is a nice town other then 5/8s of the population are wellfare bums but I guess thats why we pay taxes so they can sit on there lazy *****
'76 sbc build , need more head advice
Hey 400sb, mud truck?, how's it in the snow? LOL :o)
I like Bancroft,haven't been there since I sold my bike.
I dont go to any cruise nights other then the one in bancroft occasionally. I had a 1977 cutlass but I sold it because I didnt have enough time for 2 projects. I have a mud truck that im Constantly working on (go figure).
This week is suppose to be really nice in the single +'s but its suppose to be sunny and when the sun is out it feels more like the double digit +'s.
Heres a picture of it almost done its nothing specail just a toy that I wanted to build. (Couldnt afford a 7-10 grand ATV So I maid one )
Sorry bout the pic all cut off im new to figuring out pictures on here and the only way I can get it on here is if i cut it up oh well
'76 sbc build , need more head advice
hey 400sb , where is Birds Creek? Do you go to any cruise nights in Ottawa? I'll hit the Orleans one sometime this year.
I do the cat shows in Ottawa too. All my cats are titled and I have one national winner,but showing all year is expensive and ssooo political.
'76 sbc build , need more head advice
I have a Performer intake and a 4 hole, 1'' 'torque swirl' spacer, supposed to add bottom end, but it keeps the air cleaner clear of distributor and rad hose, and helps fill the compartment up.I was thinking about taking it out and see if it makes any dif.I also have to put in the advance kit.The distributor is a ProForm Ebay thing I bought, because the cap alone here is more expensive than the whole distributor kit price and my GM distb diasappered.
1 5/8 shorty headers, 2'' exhaust.
thanks for info Red, just don't hit me with your purse. :o)
Hey 400, I asked around ,machining is 1300 to 1700,plus assembly,balancing plus parts will put it up.Think we'll ever get warm weather? When I took the dog out this morning I saw 2 geese flying south and I'm sure that honking was saying F* this.
Peace, out. .V.. Cisco
I just realized what a dumb sh## I have been (my friggin' brain doesn't work anymore either!)....I broke my own #1 rule!....."Assume nothing, check everything!"
I hadn't looked in your project pic's till just now!!!!....
that looks like a Victor Junior open plenum intake manifold....
that's a serious mis-match no-no to the rv cam...
that intake is designed for a motor that cruises at atleast 3,000 rpms to have enough Hg to make enough A/F velocity to make a decent "quality" "atomized" A/F mix for a good power fuel burn...
it designed for a motor that "operates" at 2500min-6500HP peak rpms with a "mega" cam and high CR (like the 10/1 motor)....
the rv cam is designed to work from 1500-4500HP peak and wants a very high velocity A/F mix at that rpm band from a small runners dual plane intake....
that open plenum intake is likely the (75%?) reason the motor has no balls and really crummy mpg...
there's not nearly enough A/F velocity with the open plenum intake to keep the gas in suspension till it gets into the combustion chamber....the gas is turning back to a liquid in the intake and liquid gas makes no power at all just dripping into the cylinders...
a stock 350 iron intake is actually the best choice for a rv cam... (nah, 20lbs+ more weight..I can't/won't do that on my car..)
sell the open plenum on ebay and buy a used performer 350 intake off Ebay...that will work fine and a whole lot better for "pep" and mpg and very likely chirp the tires!!!!...
with a open plenum and a rv cam I haven't a clue what the vac guage will read..... but basically 6Hg to 13Hg =crummy A/F mix quality=major power loss=not enough suction for the carb to make a good mix and velocity...(so all I can do is take a wild guess what you will see when you get to test with the vac guage):
your idle Hg should be 18-20...likely about 10-12
your 2k no load Hg should be about 20....likely about maybe 13-14
your 60mph cruise hg should be 18+...likely only maybe 12
the good news...very likely your tranny is plenty good as is....
it will be just a total waste of time to try to tune/adjust the vac advance timing with that open plenum intake for mpg and acceleration...but it is a kinda' fun "tinkering" project...and does teach you alot about what a motor is actually doing while you drive....
re: staying busy till warm weather?
remove and improve/refurbish the 100's of small parts (brackets/SS trim/knobs/tailight housings/whatever) that you can work on in the house...so many of those parts do take forever to do....prepped for paint, those parts will be fine stored for 3 months+ in the house
LOL...this thread would have been a whole lot shorter if I had been smart enough to look in your album before my first post...or if you had listed that intake as part of your motor description....
no balls with what should be a 340ft/lbs+ motor and only 2700 lbs just didn't make sense....only took "my brain" a week(?) to figure out why!...your motor is way down on TQ with that intake
I know the feeling. I live 2 hours north of you in Bird's Creek... Snow banks are 15ft + here Im looking forward to the warmer temp this week tho. I dont have the luxury of a garage its just ply wood and cold ground for me . Anywho about the rebuild at $5000 either someone didnt like you or you wanted all the bells and whistles.. I have a 400 sbc and Auto Parts Extra quoted me at $2200 for there shop In Ottawa to rebuild it for me. If you didn't want mpg you could always call Mcadoo's In kingston and get a 454 out of a older 5 ton truck. Anyways good luck with your build and your putty cats
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I'm very sorry Red ,just sounded snotty.
I've spent most of my free time for years either building or renovating my houses.I do really good work and without training.I now have arthritis and can't build the next one I wanted to.I also have a chronic fatique problem, so without something to keep me going ,I just sleep.I really need to build this car just to keep my sanity and keep me going.I like piddling with stuff.I don't know it all ,but I'm looking to learn.Three weeks ago I knew nothing about cylinder heads,but I'm willing to learn stuff I'm interested in.
Sorry ,but I don't know it all and that's why I ask for advise.Some times I also don't understand.
We had snow again and I haven't hooked up the vaccumn gauge to test yet. It's too friggin cold in the garage. Cisco
"CABIN FEVER" was my last ever attempt at a joke...
(or maybe/probably/likely I'm not comprehending what you are writing so this is my last post)
how much power are the 2 low psi cylinders costing you?
blink your eyes twice quickly....(= 2/10th's of one second)
that's about how much quicker max your car's ET slip would read at the strip if all the cylinders did test 150-160psi
all that a static cranking compression test tells you is a rough estimate of how many miles till a rebuild will be needed...
did you test the CR with a vac guage, in the garage and on the road? 25Hg versus 24Hg on a downshift= only 4% less power WOT = that's such a small loss you can't tell it at all driving with a 260HP motor
did you do a compression test on the 10/1 motor to know for sure that all cylinders do test equal and the rotating assembly is in good working order????
(so far that's your reason for buying it...)
if someone offered me a $3,000 full race motor for $500...I wouldn't pay him a dime till it was thoughly tested and inspected...especially on a 10/1 full race motor that was run on 87 octane!!! (it only takes one "kaboom" to ruin it)
"killer good deals" do happen (I've found one so far in my lifetime)
"if" the 10/1 motor does test good...sell it for $2500? and buy a 9/1 383 long block...that's what you keep saying you want....
ps: 383= 10% less mpg...it's 10% more cubes sucking 10% more gas into the cylinders at cruise
good luck to you,
'76 sbc build , need more head advice
Chill out RED, thought I soften you up man,
My motor is not fresh, it has 2 weak cylinders remember.
I did a frame off start to my car, blasted frame, new suspension, used motor with some mods.I thought motor would be better than it is.This year I can drive it for fun , but I can take it to shops if I need.Windows and paint can wait as I started with a running original car.
I always wanted a 383 for it ,thought it would just cruise easier.The motor from my friend cost me less than the pistons in it,so I'm going with it.If the CR is too much, that can be worked with, new heads or my other heads are 487s 76cc.I should have a good sb in to start as once I do paint it,I'm not taking it apart. Cisco
my conclusion:
you have got a REALLY REALLY bad case of CABIN FEVER!!!!
each post you add contradicts your previous posts for facts and priorities....
my best advice is leave the car and motor alone till you can get out doors and soak up some sunshine to clear your head!
you just layed down 30' of rubber with a fresh motor that is not even broken in or tuned and has close to best cam and CR for 87 octane mpg potential and burned 30' with a tall 2.73 posi!
yes, a 10/1 motor "can" survive and run on 87 octane.....as long as you are willing to give up a lot of power and a lot of mpg....by setting the timing to about 26- 30* WOT max timing (and likely almost no vac advance timing for mpg).....
the lunati cam (219/227) performance was designed and based on a 350 with 36-38* WOT timing (and ok to use about 10*'s+ additional of vac advance)...
just a guess... but the 10/1 motor with the 219/227 cam would be about 260HP max with only 30* WOT for 87 octane same as you have now (versus 340HP? with 36* and 94 octane and lunati cam)...your "buddy" is being less than honest or is ignorant telling you 87 octane is fine on a approx 200psi 10/1 combo
and the 10/1 motor will get worse mpg and crummy acceleration with only 30* of timing.....
a friendly suggestion:
Do some reading in the "Knowledge Base" link (excellent articles and threads) at the top of this page and the Hot Rodding basics forum till you better understand the fundamental "rules" for building a performance motor and drive train before ya get out your wallet
and this link is the most comprehensive library of learning and tech and how to's I know of....
click on a catagory on the left like...performance
click on each magazine...
click on the tech section
(side note to all...just so ya know...somebody "gutted" the knowledge base for content...alot/most(?) of the best articles are gone....that's why I am adding the old primemedia link now to my posts)...
'76 sbc build , need more head advice
Hey Red & OldBoogie. I was reading thread on poor mpg,kinda like mine.I need your advise.I put the used motor in my car to get her running and was planning on a 383 later when I had the coin.Until recently anything I got from USA was at 66% premium.The car has been a money pit,which is kinda OK, but I still like to shave it down if I can.
A friend had a sbc performance built, not alot of miles and he didn't pound it.I'm buying it cheap.He's always wheeling and dealing and this motor has just been sitting.specs 4 bolt block, forged crank, forged flat top 10:1 pistons,good rods,decked,462 64 cc heads gasket matched,it had a 290* 500'' cam which I don't want, dual valve springs with seat pocket cut into head.
All that math stuff you posted still has me a bit mind boggled, I think I've sniffed too much cat fur and I'm blocked. :o)
I see what you're talking about with cam and rear gear ratios, but I'm not able to pick what I need.I was thinking of a Lunati cam 60102,in part because of the CR(friend said he used reg gas tho),but now reading about break in on this cam and I'm worried.Any suggestion on a cam?Smaller Lunati?I'd like to keep my TH350 as it's fresh and I'd have to change my cross member and maybe floor for a 700R.
The car weighs about 2700lbs, what would be a good rear gear for mpg with this motor and tranny, now a 2:73 posi? I'd hate to change it only because I don't like gear oil, yuck. :o) Cisco
'76 sbc build , need more head advice
Thanks RED, I'll have to re-read that post a few times.Any chance you like to see some cold weather soon, yer welcome to show me.
I'm getting another motor, was going to drain my oil to strip the car,(may not put it in for awhile now).Fired up the car,& WTH, cleared the ice in front of garage and went for a ride.I actually never tried a burn out before in this, laid 2 patches 30 feet/posi.OK just like my crap Vet.My AMX woulda smoked for a block.Lawn tractor is good fun in top gear off the septic bed tho. :o)
I put all new suspenion with sway bars on this 38 chev and it's not a car I want to drive fast,still rides like original.PS rack with Heits PS valve and steering still touchy.I punched her a few, has some snap.I think it'd sound and go better with a quadj.So drove her 30 miles ,used almost half a tank o gas.Has anyone ever seen a hot rod with a civic motor?Tomorrow will look at vac gauge.
RED: I like women hitting me with purses, better than boys any day.
My cats are mens cats,big MFs[IMG]T&cis 08.jpg[/IMG] ,all mine have titles too. Cisco
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Try Google Chrome OS!!
1.- Download the IMG file from HERE. Extract the compressed file contents into a location of your choice.
2.- Install USB-ImageWriter using Synaptic Package Manager (or any other installation method).
3.- Open USB ImageWriter from Main menu > Applications > Accesories.
4.- Simply select the location where you extracted the IMG file and the device it should write to.
5.- After a few minutes you have a bootable Chromium OS USB drive!
This is a great way to check Google Chrome OS out. I personally don´t like this computing model Google is proposing, but I agree it may be a good thing for people who exclusively browse the web and can get away with the limitations Google cloud computing apps suffer from.
Worth giving a try for fun!
NOTE: Thanks to hexxeh for the work he´s put into Chromium OS!
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I think google it's trying to separate people from desktop applications such Office. Still now it's hard to work without it. (and I try with Google apps and open office)ReplyDelete
And of course all applications MUST TO BE from right now developed to be browsed by Internet. No heavy clients
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Thanks for your comments!
I personally don't like "MUST's", probably one of the reasons why I am a proud Linux user. It's all about freedom (or should be anyways).
I spend my time coding, playing around with design applications such as GIMP, Inkscape or blender, not to mention the hundreds of hours I put into recording music with my digital studio! Obviously none of that is possible within Google's cloud computing model, and I don't see it happening any time soon.
Me, I am staying with my fat client model, but for those who enjoy Google Chrome, I would say go for it! I would only recommend to use this Chromium community supported version of it. Your privacy will thank you in the long run.
Take care!
I think that Google Chrome is very good, I have heard some not good reviews , but I love it because Chrome's strength is its application performance and JavaScript processing speed, both of which were independently verified by multiple websites. 22ddReplyDelete
I am staying with my fat client model, but for those who enjoy Google Chrome, I would say go for it! I would only recommend to use this Chromium community supported version of itReplyDelete