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Traditional PCs were used at historically low rates last quarter to open emails, another sign that a longtime task of those notebooks and desktops has been hijacked by mobile devices, an email-centric firm said today.
U.S. consumers used a traditional personal computer to open only about a third of all the spam email they received, with the task shifting more to mobile, a marketing vendor reported.
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According to Movable Ink, which bills itself as an email marketing technology vendor, Americans opened just 35 percent of "brand marketing messages" they received in the last three months of 2013 on a personal computer. That was a record low in Moveable Ink's tracking, down from 39 percent the previous quarter.
Movable Ink's "brand marketing messages" is a euphemism for what most dub "spam," whether opt-in promotions or unsolicited junk.
As PCs, a category that included both Windows- and OS X-powered machines, declined in usage for the job, mobile devices took up the slack.
Almost two-thirds of all marketing emails (65 percent) were opened on smartphones and tablets in 2013's final quarter, up from 61 percent the quarter before, said Movable Ink. Smartphones accounted for 48 percent and tablets the remaining 17 percent.
Among mobile device operating systems, Apple's iOS was the clear leader; over 50 percent of all email was opened on an iPhone or iPad, with the breakdown between them better than 2-to-1 in the iPhone's favor.
Android was a distant second, opening about 14 percent of the spam, an increase, Movable Ink said, from 10 percent in 2013's third quarter. Like iOS, Android leaned heavily toward smartphones, but even more so: While Android-powered smartphones accounted for 12.5 percent of the total, Android tablets represented just 1.9 percent.
Microsoft's Windows Phone, Amazon's forked-Android Kindle, and BlackBerry were almost insignificant at 0.2, 0.1 and 0.02 percent, respectively.
Movable Ink's data doesn't hint at market share or the installed base of Android or iOS, statistics many fixate on, but like the Web usage metrics provided by vendors such as StatCounter and Net Applications, points out the swing toward mobile for common, even mundane chores that were once the purview of PCs.
"Consumers are rapidly moving from desktops to mobile devices when it comes to opening and interacting with brand marketing emails," Movable Ink said in a short report (download PDF) issued Wednesday. "Smartphones and tablets aren't just dominating over desktops, but have shown consistent quarter-over-quarter growth."
Movable Ink's numbers shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone following the consumer PC industry's woes over the last two years. Overall, PC shipments in the United States declined 3.6 percent in 2013 compared to the year before, according to researcher IDC. But shipments targeting consumer buyers decreased much more than that, said IDC, without offering a number.
"Even the holiday shopping season was unable to inspire a turn in consumer spending," wrote IDC analyst Loren Loverde in a note two weeks ago.
As most analysts and pundits have proclaimed, the shrinking consumer personal computer market is most likely due to users spending more time with smartphones and tablets -- as Movable Ink's data suggested -- and as a result see little reason to upgrade their current PCs or Macs, even very old ones running outdated or nearly-retired operating systems.
Spam, in this case, seems to be telling the truth.
Gregg Keizer covers Microsoft, security issues, Apple, Web browsers, and general technology breaking news for Computerworld. Follow Gregg on Twitter at @gkeizer, or subscribe to Gregg's RSS feed. His email address is firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Stony Brook, N.Y. - Stony Brook women's lacrosse, in conjunction with ILWomen.com editor Danielle Bernstein and America East, will host a Google+ hangout with senior standouts Demmianne Cook, Janine Hillier and Claire Petersen Wednesday, May 8 at 3:15 p.m. People can submit questions on Twitter by using #SeawolvesLax.
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Cook, Stony Brook's first Tewaaraton nominee, leads the nation in goals and goals per game. She netted a conference tournament-record seven against Vermont in the semifinals on Friday. Despite only playing two seasons at Stony Brook, she is the school's all-time leading goal scorer with 154 career scores. The Nesconset, N.Y., native has already started to rack up postseason accolades, nabbing IWLCA First-Team All-Region, America East Player of the Year, First-Team All-America East and All-Championship Team honors over the past week.
Hillier is a two-time first-team all-conference selection and was named Most Outstanding Player after totaling 11 points, two more than the Seawolves surrendered all tournament. She is second on the team in goals with 47 and points with 72.
An ILWomen.com Preseason All-American, Petersen made a splash in her return to the field Friday against Vermont. She tallied four points on one goal and three assists, one of which was on Cook's record-breaking 151st career tally, to become just the second Seawolf to reach the 100-helper plateau. In the title game, she netted one goal and one assist to bring her team-leading assist-total to 42, the 10th highest in the nation.
The senior trio has helped the Seawolves go from a four-win team to a top-10, nationally ranked squad in just two seasons. They will look to help SBU earn a win in its first-ever NCAA game Friday, May 10 against Towson in College Park, Md.

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General Motors decided to craft a ride that rivaled the Ford Thunderbird in the muscle car wars of the 1960s. Tasked with a car to pit against the giant of the marketplace was GM's chief stylist Bill Mitchell who wanted the car to "look like a Rolls-Royce with the flavor of a Ferrari."
The Buick Riviera was born and was seen as a styling marvel of its time. The first car rolled off the line in 1963, but it only lasted for two years. The Riviera Gran Sport was unusual from the start and didn't share its body shell with any other GM car, which was standard practice of the company.
The 1965 model received an update from previous years that included the offerings of the landmark dual-quad Super Wildcat 425 V8 engine and a heavier suspension. The dual exhaust of the Riviera was boosted from two inches to two and a quarter inches and had fewer turns to reduce back pressure. The later model also had a cassette player in the sound system, cruise control, power brakes, power steering and power windows.
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Established in 2011 as Rocket Resale, this Tempe punk shop at Southern and Mill avenues has plenty to offer in the way of women's and men's clothing. Within heavily decorated walls, you'll find retro-cut dresses, alternative and upcycled accessories, chunky shoes, band shirts, and geek-themed purses. Owned by mother-and-daughter-in-law duo RoseAna Dodge and Stormy Love, Rocket a Go~Go carries favorite brands for rockabilly- and punk-leaning girls and boys like Hell Bunny, Sourpuss, Kreepsville 666, Dr. Martens, Iron Fist, and their own house brand. Plus, resale is still a major part of Rocket a Go~Go. The "Rocket Girls" also draw in a number of famous shoppers from the neighboring Yucca Tap Room, including Sugar Thieves, Nekromantix, and Agent Orange.
We know it's officially winter when it's finally time to put on a scarf, park at the AJ's on Central Avenue and Camelback Road, buy a dirty chai from a Dutch Bros. associate who is so busy he doesn't have time to be annoying, and knock out holiday shopping at Crafeteria. Every December, the handmade marketplace brings together around 50 specially selected vendors who set up shop in the Medlock Plaza parking lot for an evening of perusing, live music, and food-truck snacks. Expect letterpress cards, painted paper goods, jewelry, knitwear, toys for kids, and leather items. All of which equates to check, check, check, and check when it comes to that gift list.
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Tim Hanson of Florence has been named chair of the Department of Mass Communications at Francis Marion University.
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The Department of Mass Communication provides a bachelor's degree for students majoring in print, broadcast and sports journalism, convergence, public relations and allied professions.
Hanson earned his bachelor's degree in journalism from Eastern Washington University and worked as a reporter for three newspapers in the Northwest - including a five-year stint with "The Spokesman-Review" in Spokane, Wash. - before moving to Asia in 1985. After spending more than 20 years as a newspaper writer, wire service reporter, magazine editor, news bureau chief and foreign correspondent, Hanson joined the FMU faculty in 1996.
Hanson lived and worked in Asia for nearly a decade. He served as news bureau chief for "Pacific Stars & Stripes" in the Philippines and later as that paper's assistant pacific editor in Tokyo. He also was South Asia Correspondent for United Press International in New Delhi and, in Hong Kong, was managing editor of "The Reader's Digest" (Asian Edition). During his time in Asia, Hanson covered a variety of stories, including the People Power Revolution in the Philippines, the fall of Prime Minister V.P. Singh's government in India, the long-running Tamil revolt in Sri Lanka, and the Pro-Democracy Movement in Nepal.
Returning to the United States in 1994, Hanson accepted a teaching fellowship at the University of Montana's School of Journalism in Missoula where he earned his master's degree in journalism.
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A bankruptcy judge has approved a debt-restructuring plan for the Great Platte River Road Archway in Kearney.
The judge in federal bankruptcy court said Wednesday that archway organizers must pay $100,000 to settle the more than $20 million owed to bondholders, creditors and vendors.
The foundation that runs the attraction requested those conditions as part of its reorganization plan. The next step will involve collecting community pledges to pay the debt. Officials want to use any remaining pledges to pay legal expenses, and later boost attendance and cover deferred maintenance.
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My husband and I are trying for our 4th baby. We were never going to try again after our last as I had placenta previa and the doctors for some reason cut through my placenta. This resulted in a lot of blood loss by me and my daughter had to be resuscitated. I only know bits and pieces of what happened as the doctors were not very forthcoming with information. I only know about them cutting through the placenta as after recovery, still drugged up to the eyeballs, a doctor visited me and said "I don't know why we had to cut through the placenta" I remember him saying that for sure. Anyway, you might think I'm crazy going back a 4th time but my youngest is now 8 and we really want 1 more. Now I've had 3 ceasareans. I just want advice from anyone else in my situation. What are the risks etc... I spoke to my doctor today and have had the blood tests to make sure I'm healthy etc (which I am anyway) I just now want advice from those that have been there and possibly from a midwife if possible for the medical perspective.
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Hi Katstribe
Welcome to the forum. Sounds like you certainly had a difficult time last pregnancy. Our leading midwife will respond to your enquiry shortly. In the meantime I wanted to remind you that you can make application to get a copy of your medical records from your last delivery, from the hospital in which it occurred. With the help of a knowledgeable midwife or OBGYN (to 'translate' them for you), this may help you to gain a better understanding of what occurred and why.
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Thankyou for your help. I'll have to look into that
18th June 2013 04:04 AM #4
Dear Katstribe,
I'm sorry to hear about your last birth experience. It must have been a scary time for you.
I just wanted to second the advice you have above. It will be important (both from a medical and an emotional point of view) to fully understand what happened in your last pregnancy and labour. Many hospitals also offer an 'after birth service' where a midwife or doctor will go through your labour notes with you to help you come to terms with what happened.
Unfortunately, women who have previously had from placenta previa are more likely to experience it again in a subsequent pregnancy. However, your birth can still be a positive experience. Although you may not have every birthing option available to you (compared to a lady who does not have placenta previa) you can now be armed with knowledge about this condition.
When you are pregnant, you may want to consider hiring a doula (a professional birth partner who can be your advocate in birth and pregnancy). Doulas are not only useful for ladies who want/ can have a natural birth. I believe that any pregnant lady can benefit from the extra support of a doula - who understands your birth hopes and your fears and who can obtain accurate information from the medical staff during the labour.
Saying all this, you may well not experience placenta previa again. Smoking also increases the risk of placenta previa (I don't know if this is something you need to consider). Whilst I have not experienced placenta previa myself, one friend and one colleague of mine have - and both were advised (after further assessment) to rest significantly in pregnancy.
Best wishes,
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Sometimes you need to lean from the experience you got. Grief will only break you more. Other members above have suggested some very good tips. Hold onto it.
7th July 2013 05:45 PM #6
Sorry for such a delay in responding. I am sorry that you had such a traumatic experience last time. It is important to choose your caregivers wisely for the knowledge, skills and understanding. Having a 4th caesarean birth does increase the risks involved in having a caesarean birth. Having a skilled surgeon will help reduce those risks. Have you done some research on the doctors caring for you? Are you able to see a midwife for information or support? Thinking of you.
4th August 2013 12:52 AM #7
Hi Katstribe,
Just checking in and wondering how you are feeling about trying to conceive your fourth baby?
Hope you are ok,
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"I have a surprise," I announced one night during dinner. My husband looked up at me, face turning to stone, as he waited for the proverbial other shoe to drop. I'd seen that look before-- four times to be exact; each time I told him I was pregnant.
"I have a surprise," I announced one night during dinner. My husband looked up at me, face turning to stone, as he waited for the proverbial other shoe to drop. I'd seen that look before-- four times to be exact; each time I told him I was pregnant.
Setting my fork down, and folding hands in my lap, I began. "You and I have a date on Saturday night, for your birthday."
My husband, who unwittingly had been holding his breath, let it out with a satisfying woosh, like air out of a rapidly deflating balloon.
With a house full of small children and a life crammed with activities and chores, "Date Night" is a rare occurrence and something reserved only for special occasions.
"A date?" he blinked, searching his mind for the definition of a word he rarely heard anymore.
The days that followed my announcement were alight with excitement and anticipation. A sit-down meal without interruptions seemed heavenly. What would we do with all that uninterrupted meal time? Could we possibly have an unfiltered conversation, without worry of a nosey eavesdropper catching on? What would it be like without the incessant chatter of our girls, who continually ask for something to drink, extra helpings, or mid-dinner assistance with the potty? Would I miss sweeping strands of sticky spaghetti out of every crevice in a 3,000 square foot radius? And how would I cope with not having to spend two post-dinner hours cleaning up?
When my husband and I were just dating (which now seems like three lifetimes ago), getting ready was an all-afternoon affair. Choosing the right outfit, makeup, nail color, hair style, accessories and even the right sent of body lotion took hours of deliberate planning and experimenting. These days, I consider myself lucky if able to change out of my snotted- on- food-splattered-working- in- the –garden- all- day clothing. So when our babysitter arrived, I made a mad dash to the bedroom to get gussied up.
Seven-and-a-half minutes later I was ready. We had four-and-a-half minutes before our 6pm dinner reservations. After pulling into the parking lot, we walked in stride together, making our way to the quaint restaurant and patisserie nestled alongside Main Street. Sliding my hand into my husband's, I felt something familiar tug at my heart.
A cheery-faced hostess greeted us at the entrance and sat us at a table for two next to the front window. Butterflies filled my empty belly as I wondered how this evening would go. In a moment, we were no longer parents of a brood, or long-time companions. We were 21 and 28 again, on our first date. A nervous giggle slipped from my lips as I sat next to the man I knew I would marry. Glancing sideways at him, I noticed the lack of grey at his temples and a thicker patch of hair at his crown.
We sat quietly, for some time, watching others dine, as if we needed to remember how to do it. Slowly, conversation began to flow. We relinquished control of the serving and doting to our waitress, rather than assuming our usual roles of servers and doters. The wine went down easily. A smile touched his lips and I found myself batting my long-forgotten eyelashes at him. I leaned over and pressed a soft kiss on familiar lips.
"Happy birthday, honey," I whispered.
With full bellies, we dashed from the eatery and into the newly raining night. Giggling and splashing through puddles, we were young lovers again, the rain igniting our skin.
In the car I turned to him once more.
"I have a surprise."
Again, the stone-faced reaction.
"The babysitter's staying all night."
His eyes searched mine, in puzzlement.
"We have hotel reservations."
We both smiled.
Date night.
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Updating Camera Software for GoPro App Compatibility
In order to use the new features in the latest GoPro App update, it is requires to update your GoPro camera software. If you do not update your camera software you will get a message within the GoPro App that states: "Firmware Update Required". For information on how to update your firmware, see the following FAQs: HERO3 instructions HD HERO2 instructions


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Hey guys
I have an insert statement like this:
insert into table_name (colm1, colm2, colm3, colm5) VALUES ('','','','');
But it gives me the following error:
Column count doesn't match value count at row 1
After googling around a bit, It seems that I must include all columns from the table in the insert. Is that correct? So I cannot omit colm4, even if it is going to be null?
Thanks for any feedback
No, you can omit columns. If that was the real query it would work fine. I bet it's some minor syntax error you're overlooking, a typo.
Share the real query and you can get a fresh set of eyes on it.
ah ok. That would be fantastic. As fresh eyes might see something I do not.
here is the query:
$qry = "INSERT INTO `TableName` (`business_name`, `contact`, `tel_num`, `fax_num`,`email`, `cell_num`, `address`, ";
$qry .= "`postal_address`, `business_mobile`, `business_email`, `business_fax`, `URL`, `accounts_contact`, `accounts_email`, ";
$qry .= "`short_name`, `credit`, `vat_num`, `supplier_type_id`) VALUES ('$TradingName', '$contact', ";
$qry .= "'$Tell', '$Fax', '$Email', '$Cell', '$address', ";
$qry .= "'$post_address', '$BusCell', '$BusEmail', '$BusFax', '$BusUrl', ";
$qry .= "'$contactDetails', '$ContactEmail', '$FinName', '$FinTurnover', '$VAT', ";
$qry .= "$rdoCompany)";
Thanks for the help
Possibly wrong, but the last value given is $qry .= "$rdoCompany)";
should it be$qry .= " '$rdoCompany' )"; ?
I can try that, but thought it is not needed as it is of type int. Will give it a shot tho and let you guys know. But I am thinking its a comma or something missing somewhere as to way its complaining about columns, etc
That query is fine. I created that table and ran it, no error.
Which means that one or more of those variables contains a value with unescaped single quotes. You need to call mysql_real_escape_string on each of those values before putting them in the query.
ah ok. Thanks a lot for the help. I will do that. Could be that one variable is like this:
$eg = "$val1, $val2, $val3";
So I will just split that with $val1.','.$val2 etc
Thanks again
I don't see how changing the way you concatenate strings will help?
Just to make sure I have all my bases covered.
<~ Honestly confused.
How can changing the way you concatenate strings help or hurt anything?
lol. I dnt no. I was thinking maybe the commas is being read as 3 values instead of just one. Just an idea. I do not know PHP that well.
Thanks again for the help. The problem was exactly as you said. I found the rouge ' and eradicated it. lol.
Thanks all for the help


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Chris Christie Team Member Dead in Murder-Suicide
(NEWSER) – A member of Republican Gov. Chris Christie's transition team and her husband were under "enormous stress" in the weeks before he fatally shot her and then killed himself, their daughter said. Lorraine "Lori" Bramhall told the Daily Record that John Bramhall believed his wife of 54 years, Joan, was suffering from dementia. Lori Bramhall disagreed with the assessment, saying her mother could be "forgetful" but there were no apparent changes in her personality. But longtime friend Keith Pierson told the newspaper that Joan Bramhall did appear to have some mental issues.
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Topic: Finally joining
Hello everyone, This is my first post. I have been using your site for awhile now. My husband was diagnosed in Jan of '06. Saddly, he passed away Feb 18, of '07(.I guess the reason for me joining now is that i still check to see if any progress is being make for CC. I feel this nasty cancer is part of my life now. I hope someday we won't need this anymore.
My Michael was only 46 when he passed, but he fought all the way and never gave up. Please know that because of all your postings we found strength and info that we really could use. Thank you


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- Brand was designed by Coronach.
- Brand is the Danish, Dutch, German and Swedish word for "blaze/fire", "burning" and "burned".
- Brand is the second champion to be based around a fire theme, the first being .
- Brand's ability, Sear has a similar in-game animation to auto-attack.
- Brand's auto-attacks also have the same particle as auto-attacks, though changed in color from purple to orange.
- Considering Lokfar's similarities to stereotypical vikings and Norsemen of the past (Surtr of Norse mythology. His appearance follows a common description of the character (blackened skin with lava crackling underneath), and Brand claims he is destined to renew the world by burning it, which is Surtr's role in Ragnarök. ), Brand may have been inspired by the fire giant
- Pyroclasm refers to the word pyroclastic (derived from the Greek: πῦρ, meaning fire; and κλαστός, meaning broken), which is used to describe fast moving volcanic material.
- The body that Brand is currently occupying once belonged to Kegan Rodhe, a seafaring marauder.
- This concept of possession may be in reference to human branding, a process in which a mark is seared into the skin of a living person, with the intention that the resulting scar will make the mark permanent. This was used as a method to impose ownership over an oppressed person.
- Brands classic skin seems to be based off the human muscular system
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- Brand's line "Some say the world will end in fire." might be a reference to the poem Fire and Ice by Robert Frost but most likely referring to an archaic but well known concept of the end of the world, namely Ragnarok of Norse mythology, in which the earth is set on fire.
- Brand's joke "Is it hot in here or is it just me?" was once used by before her current voice.
- Zombie Brand's line "Every day I'm shambling." is a reference to LMFAO Party rock anthem quote "Every day I'm shuffling". It might also be a reference to Rick Ross' song "Everyday I'm Hustling"
- Zombie Brand's line "Not easy being green...and dead" Is a reference to the song "Bein' Green" sung by Kermit the Frog on The Muppet Show.
- Zombie Brand's line "Blood on my Suit" is possibly a reference to the Spy class from Team Fortress 2's catchphrase, "you got blood on my suit." and "Promise not to bleed on my suit and I'll kill you quickly."
- Zombie Brand shares a quote "Dead man walking." with Graves.
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Apocalypse Brand
- Skin loosely resembles the Team Fortress 2 Pyro character class.
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- The original name was Biker Brand as seen in his art spotlight.
- An icon of can be seen on the Keg Tap Handle behind the bar in Brand's Vandal artwork, along with the words "Graggy Ice" scratched into the cask.
- He shares many similarities with the Marvel Comics character Ghost Rider, most notably the wrapped chains, the leather jacket with spikes, and the original name 'Biker Brand', which would imply he rode motorcycles.
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- He strongly resembles Mr. Freeze from the Batman franchise.
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- His appearance is based off the normal zombie from the Plants vs. Zombies video game.
- It changes his particles to a greener hue and changes his animations and voice to that of a more traditional zombie.
- His suit is also the same as the regular zombie from Plants vs. Zombies.
- His dance is from Michael Jackson's "Thriller".
- Aside from Pulsefire Ezreal, Zombie Brand and Haunted Maokai are the first skins that have respawn animation when their champion did not have one.
- He shares this theme with .
- Brand was captured by a summoner, with the aid of and .
- With the revelation that Lokfar is in Freljord, it is speculated that Brand's icy imprisonment many centuries ago was at the hands of .
- This is supported by the fact that Lissandra has a particular taunt for him.


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Hi all, darkbraven here!
Just wanna share a lil bit of my story with backtrack:
At first, i thought I am gonna use backtrack just for my wireless analysis as at that time I didnt know about the other features that backtrack has. And then, after I installed and play with it, I was really impressed with it! I am totally into backtrack now and hope i can learn it fast.
I am an ubuntu user but i am not really an advance user (like most of the ubuntu users are), but at least i know here and there about linux.
I faced a serious problem with backtrack few hours ago (when i tried to use my ASUS WL-167G which was claimed to work fine in backtrack, but it turned out the adapter didn't work at all in my case), but thanks God I found the solution here (after several hours reading and trying out). The credit goes to Deathray in the following thread (in which he faced the same problem too):
HOW TO : Mod ASUS WL-167G for External Antenna
Thx for reading.


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Richard from Lindale TX writes "I have some vhs tapes that i would like to put on my computer for a class I am about to teach. How do I do this? Richard Brewer"
Hi, Richard, and thanks for the great question. In truth, there are several ways to do this, and here they are from the easiest to the hardest.
The first way is that if your computer has red/white/yellow (composite) video inputs, and you have a VHS player, you can hook the player directly to your computer and use something like Nero to burn them directly to your hard drive. I'm guessing that you don't, or you probably would have figured this out on your own, but it looks like this:
The next best way would be to get what's called a "dongle", which would attach your VCR's composite output to your computer via USB. It looks like this:
Again, once you would just use a program like Nero to do the transfer.
Probably the worst way to do this, partly because of time consumption and partly because of resources, would be to get a VHS to DVD burner, which looks like this:
You'd load the VHS tape that you want to copy in with a blank DVD and burn it. Then you take the disc out, pop it into your computer and rip the video onto your hard drive. Time consuming and wasteful of resources.
For most people, especially considering that you can pick up a VHS player for five dollars these days, option 2 would be the best and least expensive option.
I hope that this helps!
~Randal Schaffer


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Peaches Geldof autopsy inconclusive, toxicology tests are next
An autopsy on Peaches Geldof failed to determine the cause of death of the 25-year-old TV personality.
Police said toxicology tests will next be performed for more conclusive results, but could take weeks.
Authorities in England said the post-mortem revealed no foul play.
Geldof's death is currently being described by police as a "non-suspicious, unexplained sudden death."
As previously reported, the daughter of musician Bob Geldof and the late Paula Yates died in Kent on Monday.
She is survived by her musician husband Thomas Cohen and their two baby sons.
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|Name: colord
|Distribution: openSUSE 12.1
|Version: 0.1.13
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 2.2.1
|Build date: Wed Nov 2 13:16:33 2011
|Group: System/Daemons
|Build host: build06
|Size: 502542
|Source RPM: colord-0.1.13-2.2.1.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://colord.hughsie.com/
|Summary: System Daemon for Managing Color Devices
colord is a system activated daemon that maps devices to color profiles. It is used by gnome-color-manager for system integration and use when there are no users logged in.
* Fri Oct 28 2011 email@example.com - don't recommend colord from libcolord1 to prevent automatic installation (bnc#698250) * Mon Oct 03 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 0.1.13: + New Features: - Add an 'Owner' property on device and profile objects - Add cd_profile_has_access() to filter profiles from other user accounts - Add the crayon named color palette - Add --xorg-gamma to cd-create-profile to create custom gamma ramps + Bugfixes: - Add a note in the naming specification about the username suffix - colormgr only needs one argument for find-device - Ensure remote DBus errors are registered at startup - Ensure uid 0 can always create devices and profiles - Fix an error in configure if there is no sane .pc file - Fix the --disable-polkit build - Documentation: cd_device_get_modified() returns microseconds - Reduce the CPU load of clients when assigning profiles from the session - Return an error if a client tries to create a duplicate device - Return an error when trying to register a duplicate profile * Sat Sep 17 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Remove redundant tags/sections from specfile * Fri Sep 09 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add baselibs.conf. * Fri Sep 02 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 0.1.12: + New Features: - Add a configure argument --enable-volume-search - Add a configure argument of --enable-fd-fallback - Add cd_client_import_profile() to be able to easily import a GFile - Allow the daemon to run with a different user + Bugfixes: - Add daemon user to acl of sensor devices - Add lcms2 to Requires.private - Check if a file is really an ICC profile before importing it - Detect libusb_strerror in configure rather than relying on the version - Do not fail make check if there is no available local colord process to use - Ensure the profiles are sorted by their timestamp during login - Ensure the volume-sourced profiles are not marked as systemwide profiles - Exit with an error when trying to connect to a device that does not exist - Remove duplicate call to complete in libcolord - Try harder to use the ICC profile checksum - Changes from version 0.1.11: + New Features: - Enable GObject introspection generation on libcolord - Generate a Vala API binding from the GObject Introspection GIR - Move the project home to freedesktop.org - Ship generated man pages in tarballs + Bugfixes: - Add all of the required GObject Introspection annotations required - Allow FindDeviceByProperty() to match on model, vendor and serial number - Don't crash the example program if there is no default profile assigned - Fix the bugzilla and mailing list links on the webpage (fdo#39129). - Fix the licence headers in colord.h and cd-color.h - Fix up some translatable strings - Honor ACLOCAL_FLAGS when running autoreconf - Use the const formatter when unwrapping GVariants to reduce memory allocation + Updated translations. - Add gobject-introspection-devel and vala BuildRequires to build introspection data and vala bindings. - Manually install pre-built man pages, since the build system cannot install them if docbook2man is not there (and we don't want to add a BuildRequires on it since it's big). * Mon Jul 11 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Remove docbook-utils BuildRequires as an attempt to remove a build cycle in Factory. - This means we lose man pages for now, but upstream will ship them pre-generated in tarballs in the future. * Wed Jul 06 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 0.1.10: + New Features: - Add a find-profile-by-filename command to the colormgr client tool - Add the object scope to the DBus interface as a property - Write a document detailing the colord security attack surface + Bugfixes: - Actually store the device ID in the mapping database - Fix include statements to search from current libcolord folder - Fix mbstowcs usage - Fix the build for old versions of lcms2 - Fix up the location of the libcolord header files - Remove the DBus annotations in the introspection * Mon Jul 04 2011 email@example.com - Drop rpmlintrc as bnc#698250 got fixed and suse-dbus-unauthorized-service/polkit-unauthorized-privilege warnings are now gone. * Thu Jun 16 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 0.1.9: + New Features: - Add a 'Format' property to the device interface - Add a new method Client:FindDeviceByProperty for when only a property is known - Add methods to get the connected state of each object - Define the DATA_source profile metadata item - Define three metadata keys for the framework creator to set - Define two keys to allow the profile to contain the mapping parameters + Bugfixes: - Allow GUDEV to be disabled at compile time - Autodetect SANE in configure - Fix 3 small memory leaks - Fix a bug that caused a critical warning in client code - Only warn if we fail to get the PolicyKit authority - Save any additional disk device metadata in the property database - Use upstream gettext instead the glib one - Write the new metadata entries in the utility programs - Add xz BuildRequires because we can't build a package for a xz-compressed tarball without explicitly specifying that... See bnc#697467 for more details. * Thu Jun 16 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add docbook-utils BuildRequires to build man pages. - Add colord Recommends to libcolord1 as the library is not too useful without the daemon. - Add shared-color-profiles Requires to colord, as we want to have profiles. * Mon Jun 06 2011 email@example.com - Initial package, version 0.1.8.
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Motorola SLVR L7 combines superb performance with cutting-edge features, all within the sleek design of one of the slimmest phones around. Don't just make a call with your Moto L7 – make a statement! It's amazing how something so thin can still be so reassuringly sturdy.
This quad-band GSM phone packs the features of the popular RAZR V3 into an ultra-thin bar design, with a microSD (TransFlash) memory card slot, MP3 player, video capture, and Push-To-Talk. Features in common with RAZR include Bluetooth, VGA camera, and a large TFT display.


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E-Gov Delivers Benefits on Many Fronts
May 12, 2003
Contact: Eleni Martin (202) 501-1231
Washington, DC -- Delivering services over the Internet saves governments money, saves taxpayers time, supports small business, discourages corruption and encourages participation in government, and streamlines the bureaucracy, according to a report issued today by the Intergovernmental Advisory Board (IAB). Overall, electronic government (E-Gov) programs provide a wider range of benefits than originally envisioned by public administrator.
The report, entitled "High Payoff in Electronic Government: Measuring the Return on E-Government Investments," was prepared for the IAB by the Office of Intergovernmental Solutions in the U.S. General Service's Administration's Office of Citizen Services and Communications. It is available on the Web at http://www.gsa.gov/intergov.
Expanding E-Gov is one of five priorities on President Bush's management agenda. It is also a high priority for national, state and local governments worldwide, which use E-Gov to achieve many of their key objectives¿serving constituents, reducing operating costs, consolidating operations and promoting local/regional features.
A technology that has been in existence for less than a decade, E-Gov presents new challenges to public organizations, the report stated. As all government investments come under increasing scrutiny in these times of restricted public funds, there is a growing need to find the appropriate metrics to evaluate the impact of online programs.
The study reported that governments value their E-Gov programs for a variety of reasons and use a range of methods to measure their benefits and determine funding priorities. Many have found that the use of traditional cost-benefit analysis and return-on-investment calculations alone does not adequately measure the impact E-Gov delivers.
E-Gov leaders around the world also recognize a universal principle related to the expected return on E-Gov investments: governments must market their online offerings extensively in order to increase the "take-up" or use of those programs and achieve the maximum payoff they offer.
The report found that E-Gov programs benefit the public in five ways:
1. Financial: reduced costs of government operations/enhanced revenue collection. Governments benefit financially by Web-enabling their customer service processes, eliminating paperwork and the associated printing and mailing fees, reducing the staff required to serve the public face-to-face or by telephone, and improving cash management by online revenue collections.
2. Economic development. Developing countries and state and local governments view the Internet as critical to developing their regional economies, chiefly by enhancing tourism and by making it easy and convenient for businesses to find information they need and file required reports online.
3. Reduced redundancy: consolidating and integrating government systems. E-Gov programs that integrate systems and databases and provide one-stop sources of government information enable government to operate more responsively and more efficiently.
4. Fostering democratic principles. The free flow of information permitted by the Internet facilitates transparency and accountability in government. It also increases the accessibility of government at all levels.
5. Improved service to citizens and other constituencies. E-Gov significantly improves citizen service by making it easier, quicker and more convenient to do business with the government online. Online tax filing, license renewal, recreation, and job search are among the most popular E-Gov programs.
The IAB was created to provide advice and guidance on emerging information technology issues for federal IT professionals. Its membership consists of three federal, three state, and three local government chief information officers, IT experts in GSA, and the Federation of Government Information Processing Councils (FGIPC).
GSA is a centralized federal procurement and property management agency created by Congress to improve government efficiency and help federal agencies better serve the public. It acquires, on behalf of federal agencies, office space, equipment, telecommunications, information technology, supplies, and services. Additionally, the Office of Citizen Services and Communications (OCSC) within GSA provides the resources for citizens to access federal, state and local information in a variety of ways¿via the Web (FirstGov.gov), e-mail, telephone, fax, or print. OCSC also leads USA Services, an E-Government initiative that seeks to make the government more citizen-centric.


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REGINA — Damage caused by noise in the workplace isn't always something that you can feel, but it can greatly change your life. Depending on the loudness of the noise, its pitch, the duration of exposure to it and your individual level of susceptibility, the damage noise can cause ranges from minor hearing loss to a ruptured ear drum.
The loudness, or level, of noise is measured in decibels (dBA). Typically, damage caused by noise begins when a person is exposed to a daily eight-hour noise level of 85 dBA or greater. As the noise level increases, the amount of exposure time that is considered safe decreases: For every increase of three dBA, the exposure time must be cut in half. An 88 dBA level, for instance, has a safe exposure time of four hours, while a 94 dBA level is only safe for one hour.
While it may seem as though these levels are fairly high, they're actually not too hard to reach. For example, the noise level of a normal conversation is about 60 dBA and a shout originating 1.5 metres away would typically measure in at 100 dBA. If the noise level reaches too much higher than this, the amount of damage caused can become very serious. The typical damage caused is as follows:
- Repeat exposure to an average of eight hours of noise at a level between 75 and 84 dBA can cause minor hearing loss in people with sensitive hearing
- Approximately eight per cent of workers repeatedly exposed to an average of eight hours of an 85-dBA noise level experience permanent hearing loss
- Approximately 25 per cent of workers repeatedly exposed to an average of eight hours of a 90-dBA noise level experience permanent hearing loss
- Pain and discomfort usually occurs when a person is exposed to a 125-dBA noise level
- A 160-dBA noise level will usually cause a ruptured ear drum
While noise at lower levels is not loud enough to cause hearing loss or tinnitus (a ringing in the head or ears that can last a lifetime), it can cause other problems. Workers in a loud environment often find it irritating, and it can interfere with communication or warnings, cause a feeling of tiredness, and contribute to job stress.
Employers are required to take certain steps to ensure the hearing-related safety of their employees. According to the Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Regulations, this includes:
- Measuring, evaluating and documenting all noise sources
- Taking steps to reduce noise or to isolate workers from the noise's source
- Posting noise levels if they can reach more than 80 dBA
Noise exposure cannot, however, be sufficiently reduced by these methods alone. For this reason, employers are also required to do such things as provide workers information on the harmful effects of overexposure to noise and provide them with (and ensure that they wear) adequate and suitable hearing protection.
Employees, too, are required to take certain steps. The OH&S Regulations require that employees wear hearing protection when average daily noise levels meet or exceed 85 dBA, take all reasonable steps to prevent damage to the hearing protection and notify their employer if the protection does not work for any reason or becomes damaged.
Source: Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety.


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Mary - from Wisconsin Rapids, WI
Most cake mixes make too much batter for a single 8 in. round baking pan. Currently, most mixes make about 5 to 5-1/2 cups batter. For a cake to bake up perfectly, one 2 in. high pan should be filled no more than 2/3 full (3 in. pans no more than 1/2 full), and for an 8 in. round pan, that is 3-1/2 cups batter. With 3-1/2 cups batter, the cake layer will take 30-35 minutes to bake.
If you choose to divide the batter equally between two 8-in. layers, the bake time will be 5-10 minutes shorter, but the baked cake will not bake all the way up to the top of the pan.


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Overview: Module 8
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Time Frame
Living in a Global Forest
National Standards
State Standard Correlations: AL, AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, HI, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY
Teacher Preparation:
Day 1
1. Where does the U.S. get its supply of wood?
2. What does the term global forest describe?
3. How are countries around the world connected?
Assign Worksheet 1 and Worksheet 2 and have students read the Essay in order to answer the questions.
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Class Extensions
Team Teaching Possibilities
Technology: Ask students to create a graph or chart (in Microsoft Excel or a similar program) using the information and statistics from Homes for Sale to compare homes built during 1950 with those constructed during 2000.
English: Have students write a short story about the future of the global forest.
Math: Using the information contained in the essay, the figures from Cartoon #3 (Human Population Growth Chart), and outside sources if desirable, have students make future world population projections.
Science: Ask students to design a scientific study concerning the impact of overpopulation and high rates of consumption on the global forest. Additionally, have students analyze and describe how a sustainable management program could specifically benefit forests around the world.
Brown, Lester R. State of the World 1999. New York: W. W. Norton & Company, Inc., 1999.
Floyd, Donald W. Forest Sustainability: The History, the Challenge, the Promise. Durham, NC: Forest History Society, 2002.
MacCleery, Doug. American Forests: A History of Resiliency and Recovery . Durham , NC : Forest History Society, 2002. [Order]
Menzel, Peter. Material World. San Francisco, CA: Sierra Club Books, 1994.
Essay / Worksheet 1 / Worksheet 2 / Cartoons / Worksheet 3 / Homes for Sale / Worksheet 4 / Forest / Discussion / Worksheet 5 / Application / Test / Reflective Exercise / Answer Key


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My Literary Hero
An Evening with J. D. SalingerBy Blair Fuller
In the winter of 1952, I received a telephone call from my mother, Jane Canfield. There was to be an evening party at my parents' house on Thirty-eighth Street, she told me. "A Harper's party," she added, Harper's being the publishing house of which Cass, my step-father, was chairman. My mother said that I would be a welcome guest and that my younger sister, Jill, and her husband, Joe Fox, were expected.
I had graduated in June the previous year, delayed by two years in the Navy, at the end of World War II, and another year as a student in France. I wanted to be a writer. The Harvard Advocate had published a short story of mine. In Archibald MacLeish's writing workshop I had started to write a hopeless novel, and had continued to its uninteresting conclusion months after graduating. Now I was a marketing trainee with the Texas company Texaco and would be posted to West Africa in the summer. These were my last months in New York.
My mother continued, "Someone that I know you admire has accepted—J. D. Salinger."
I told her I would most certainly come.
The Catcher in the Rye had come out the year before. I had read it with enthusiasm but not with the extreme admiration I felt for his short stories in The New Yorker. They seemed to me matchless in their vividness, especially in conveying his characters' subtle and complex emotions.
When I arrived that evening, Mary, the maid, was waiting at the door to take the guests' overcoats, and I could see that the house was as finely turned out as it could be: flowers in the vases and the antique furniture shining. "The bar is on the porch," Mary told me.
I got a drink and joined Jane and Cass in the living room with "Mac" MacGregor, Harper's editor-in-chief. Soon Jill and Joe arrived, and for a short time it was a mostly family party. Then, nearly all at once, the thirtysome others crowded in, Salinger among them.
A headshot of him had appeared on the Catcher book jacket—dark hair slicked back above a longish, handsome face. This night he was well dressed in a suit with a faint glen plaid pattern, a white shirt whose collar was secured behind the knot of his necktie by a gold collar pin. His cufflinks caught the light. Why did his elegance surprise me?


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The Carolinas Center for Injury Prevention is active in several areas of injury prevention. Most activities center on the reduction of injury, public education and the development/translation of best practices. Many of the activities are accomplished through developed collaborations within our local healthcare system units and with our local and regional community-based partners allowing the center to participate in a wide breadth of collaborative, multi-site, and independent research projects.
Past research activities have included:
Current work includes:
Recent Publications
Williams J, Nansel TR, Weaver NL, Tse J. Safe N' Sound: a tool to prioritize injury messages for pediatric healthcare. Fam Community Health. 2012;35(3):212-24 June 2012. PMID: 22617412
Brixey SN, Zimmerman H, Weaver NL, Williams J, Guse CE, Corden T, Gorelick M, . Prescription for Safety: A novel approach to integrate injury prevention and clinical care, Pediatric Academic Societies April 2012 Boston MA.
Weaver N, Brixey S, Williams J, Tonja N- Promoting correct car seat use in parents of young children: challenges, recommendations, and implications for health communication. Health Promot Pract. 2013;14(2):301-7. PMID: 22991278
Williams J, York J, Evaluation of a Hands on Driving Class for Young Drivers to Reduce ADE's. Lifesavers April 2014
Agarwal M, Williams J, Tavoulareas D, Studneck J, A Brief Educational Intervention Improves Medication Safety in Grandparents of Young Children, A Pilot Study. PAS, SAVIR May 2014
Tse J, Nansel T, Weaver N, Williams J, Botello Harbeaum M. Barriers and Facilitators to adoption of a childhood unintentional Injury Prevention Program- In review
Kortlandt V, Weaver N, Williams J, et al. Injury prevention programming in children's hospitals what does it tell us? - in review.
Current, Recent and Pending Grant Support
Grant Title: Wrapping Interventions around Young Drivers
Funding Agency: Governors Highway Safety Program
Role: Development of programs for young drivers
Years: 2013-Present
Grant Title: Developing a scienceBiochemistry Curriculum to educate high schoolers on the dangers of prescription drugs
Funding Agency: American Medical Association
Role: Development and Evaluation
Years: 2013-2014
Grant Title: Developing a child abuse training for healthcare bystanders
Funding Agency: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Role: Advisory Team
Years: Pending
The Center is also programmatically funded through several National Safe Kids grants on a rotating basis.


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This is a followup to my previous post.
I nearly fell off my chair when I read that the Castro brothers, who lead Communist Cuba, directed their puppet parliament to condemn the Arizona immigration law. Cuba passed a resolution calling the law "racist and xenophic," and said it was "a brutal violation of human rights."
Here's a video of the Mexican President, Felipe Calderon, addressing the U.S. Congress and condemning the Arizona immigration law (which, btw, is the same as federal immigration law). Take notice of the reaction of our Congresspersons. See who gives Calderon a standing ovation and who doesn't.
In the Kentucky GOP Senate primary, the Tea Party-backed candidate, Rand Paul, scored a landslide win over the GOP establishment-backed candidate, Trey Grayson. Paul received 59% of the vote to Grayson's 35%.
The outcome immediately led Democrats, their pet mainstream media, and even some Republicans to wail about how those crazy right-wing radicals might be taking over due to the country's anti-incumbent sentiment. The leading example of this sentiment came from Kentucky's Democratic governor, Tim Kaine, who said:
New York Times columnist and Princeton economics professor Paul Krugman wrote the following on his blog. It's called Why Libertarianism Doesn't Work, Part N. I quote it in it's entirety (though I must have missed parts A thru M):
Elena Kagan is the Solicitor General of the United States, and is President Barack Obama's nominee for the Supreme Court. She is the prospective replacement for outgoing Judge John Paul Stevens, who is retiring. Here is a brief bio of Kagan from Wikipedia:
"Meanwhile, you're coming of age in a 24/7 media environment that bombards us with all kinds of content and exposes us to all kinds of arguments, some of which don't rank all that high on the truth meter. With iPods and iPads; Xboxes and PlayStations; information becomes a distraction, a diversion, a form of entertainment, rather than a tool of empowerment. All of this is not only putting new pressures on you; it is putting new pressures on our country and on our democracy." - President Obama, speaking at a Hampton University graduation ceremony.
Barack Obama is one brilliant guy. He knows better than the rest of us. He should not be questioned by bitter, clinging peons like me. We should just bask in the light of his profound wisdom. If Obama wants to give commencement speeches instead of dealing with the worst oil spill in history, we should just accept that he is doing the right thing (shut up liberals. If Bush was doing this, you'd be saying the exact same thing).
I haven't had time to generate a new post for nearly a week now, so I have a few different topics I want to comment upon briefly.---The other day I heard NBC news bemoaning the fact that Rep. David Obey (D-WI) will not seek re-election. NBC practically deified the guy in it's failed attempt at accurate reportage. I assume the rest of the non-Fox News teevee media did the same, being that the rest really ARE the same (Democrats). I'd like to add my two cents about Obey. He is the chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, and is therefore more responsible than any other Congressperson for the explosion in federal spending over the last years. He wrote the stimulus bill boondoggle, and was instrumental in constructing and passing ObamaCare, which will raise everyone's health insurance premiums, raise spending further, raise taxes, create a massive new entitlement, and insert the federal government between doctor and patient.
Btw, Obey said his only regret about the stimulus bill was that it wasn't LARGER. I'm not kidding.
Something I think people of all political stripes can agree upon is this - a primary responsibility of the federal government is to keep us safe, to provide national security.
Yet, it seems the federal government has become involved in so many different areas that it has lost sight of it's legitimate and primary focus. It seems the priorities of the federal government are misplaced. We saw evidence of it in the inferior flood protection in New Orleans. We saw evidence of it in the government-engineered financial crisis. We saw evidence of it in Obama's crazy quilt of a stimulus package.
Civil rights questions: How can a President who passed a law mandating that all Americans have valid health insurance cards or be fined also believe the Arizona immigration law asking suspected illegal immigrants for their papers is "misguided" ? Do illegals now have more rights than American citizens in the President's eyes ?
Gentlemen, start your engines: Evolutionists believe life on earth started with the spontaneous conversion of inanimate matter to animate matter (they call it the "primordial soup." I call it the movie Frankenstein, which was never been duplicated in any laboratory). How do these folks have the nerve to dismiss a higher power that many call God ? Is the higher power argument somehow less believable than the evolutionists Shazaam! belief ?
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- Calvin and the Colonel Cartoon Episode Guide
- Kayro Productions
- Distributed by: Columbia Pictures Television
- Cartoon Characters: Colonel Montgomery J. Klaxon, Calvin Burnside, Maggie Belle Klaxon, Susan Culpepper, Judge Oliver Wendell Clutch.
- Originally Released in 1962.
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- Running Time: 30 minutes.
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Preheat oven to 375°F.
In a large mixing bowl, cream butter and sugars at medium high speed until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition.
Add vanilla. Sift together flour, cocoa, baking soda and salt. Add flour mixture gradually and beat well.
Shape dough into small log and place in cookie press. Press cookie dough onto cool ungreased cookie sheets.
Bake at 375°F for 10-12 minutes. Remove from sheet and cool.
Store in airtight container at cool room temperature for several weeks or freeze for two months.
Makes 7-8 dozen cookies.


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Tax Day Freebies: Curly Fries, Cinnabon and more
Today is Tax Day, so take advantage of some free offers from local businesses (after you file your taxes, of course!).
AMC Theatres: Use this coupon for a free small popcorn at any concession stand.
Arby's: Fancy some curly fries or potato cakes? They're free today.
Cinnabon: Get two free Cinnabon bites today to sweeten the deal.
Great American Cookies: Everyone gets a free birthday cookie today. Actual birthday not required.
Panda Express: Wait until Wednesday for this one: A free Samurai Surf and Turf.
HydroMassage: Stressing out after filing your taxes? Get a free HydroMassage through April 19th.
Office Depot: Need to print out that return? Print up to 25 black and white pages for free. Or, if you need to eliminate that paper trail, they'll also offer free document shredding (up to 5 pounds) until May 1st.
Outback Steakhouse: Mention Outback's NASCAR driver Ryan Newman for a free Bloomin' Onion with any purchase.
Sears Outlet: Get one piece of free apparel today, for Shop Your Rewards members.
Schlotzsky's: A free "The Original" small sandwich is yours with the purchase of a 32 oz. drink and chips.
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Hyperkalemia is a condition in which you have too much potassium in your blood. Most potassium in the body (98%) is found within cells and organs. Only a small amount circulates in the bloodstream. Potassium helps nerve and muscle cells, including those in the heart, function properly. Your kidneys usually maintain levels of potassium in the blood, but if you have kidney disease -- the most common cause of hyperkalemia -- potassium levels can build up. Medications or diet may also affect the amount of potassium in the blood. Hyperkalemia can be life threatening and must be treated promptly.
Sometimes hyperkalemia has no symptoms. Other times you may experience the following:
Hyperkalemia has many causes, including the following:
You may not be feeling any effects of hyperkalemia. Your health care provider may discover it during a routine blood test or electrocardiogram. Hyperkalemia can cause life-threatening complications without warning. If you experience symptoms of hyperkalemia, you should call 911 or get to an emergency room. If you have severe hyperkalemia, you will be admitted to the hospital to stabilize your condition and for further tests. You will be given medications to take care of the immediate problem, but more tests may be needed to determine the underlying cause. If the medications don't lower the potassium level in your blood, dialysis may be recommended.
The medications that treat hyperkalemia are meant to stabilize heart function, promote the movement of potassium from the bloodstream back into the cells, and encourage the excretion of excess potassium. Hemodialysis is the most reliable tool for removing potassium from the body in patients with kidney failure.
Alternative therapies can provide concurrent support and help treat the underlying cause once your condition has been stabilized. Make sure your medical providers are informed of any alternative therapies or supplements you may be using.
Following these nutritional tips may help reduce symptoms:
Herbs are a way to strengthen and tone the body's systems. As with any therapy, you should work with your health care provider to diagnose your problem before starting any treatment. You may use herbs may as dried extracts (capsules, powders, teas), glycerites (glycerine extracts), or tinctures (alcohol extracts). People with a history of alcoholism should not take tinctures. Unless otherwise indicated, make teas with 1 tsp. herb per cup of hot water. Steep covered 5 - 10 minutes for leaf or flowers, and 10 - 20 minutes for roots. Drink 2 - 4 cups per day. Tinctures may be used singly or in combination as noted. If you are pregnant or nursing, speak to your doctor before taking any herbal products.
Hyperkalemia should only be treated by trained medical specialists. If a patient wishes to use herbal therapies, they must first consult with a medical herbalist and all of their providers. Do not use herbs on your own to treat hyperkalemia.
Homeopathy may be useful as a supportive therapy.
Acupuncture may help support normal kidney function.
Swedish massage may help to stimulate the kidneys.
Your health care provider will probably ask to see you 2 - 3 days after you are discharged from the hospital to repeat the potassium tests, electrocardiogram, and check your kidney function. Your health care provider will review all the medications you are taking, and may recommend changes.
If you are on regular dialysis, keep strictly to your schedule to avoid hyperkalemia and other serious problems.
Adams MG, Pelter MM. Electrolyte imbalances. Am J Crit Care. 2004;13(1):85-6.
Brenner: Brenner and Rector's The Kidney, 8th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier Inc. 2007.
Cheng TO. Herbal interactions with cardiac drugs. Arch Intern Med. 2000;160:870-871.
El-Hennawy AS, Nesa M, Mahmood AK. Thyrotoxic hypokalemic periodic paralysis triggered by high carbohydrate diet. Am J Ther. 2007;14(5):499-501.
Elliott MJ, Ronksley PE, Clase CM, Ahmed SB, Hemmelgarn BR. Management of patients with acute hyperkalemia. CMAJ.2010:182(15):1631-5.
García NH, Baigorria ST, Juncos LI. Hyperkalemia, renal failure, and converting-enzyme inhibition: an overrated connection. Hypertension. 2001;38(3 Pt 2):639-44.
Gennari FJ, Segal AS. Hyperkalemia: An adaptive response in chronic renal insufficiency. Kidney Int. 2002;62(1):1-9.
Haden M, Marshall DA, Murphy B. Toxic levels of glycosides in herbal medication: a potential cause of hyperkalaemia. Scott Med J. 2011;56(4):236.
John SK, Rangan Y, Block CA, Koff MD. Life-threatening hyperkalemia from nutritional supplements: uncommon or undiagnosed? Am J Emerg Med. 2011;29(9):1237.e1-2.
Lim S. Approach to hyperkalemia. Acta Med Indones. 2007;39(2):99-103.
Marx: Rosen's Emergency Medicine, 7th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Mosby. 2009.
Miller: Miller's Anesthesia, 7th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Churchill Livingstone, 2009.
Mueller BA, Scott MK, Sowinski KM, Prag KA. Noni juice (Morinda citrifolia): hidden potential for hyperkalemia? Am J Kidney Dis. 2000;35:310-312.
Pantanowitz L. Drug-induced hyperkalemia. Am J Med. 2002;112:334-335.
Pucci & Nilsson: The Osler Medical Handbook, 2nd ed. Philadelphia, PA: Johns Hopkins University. 2006;Ch.74.
Sood MM, Sood AR, Richardson R. Emergency management and commonly encountered outpatient scenarios in patients with hyperkalemia. Mayo Clin Proc. 2007;82(12):1553-61.
Thoms E. The DASH diet--is it a realistic option for people with kidney disease? CANNT J. 2005;15(2):58-9.
Weisberg L, Dellinger RP. Management of severe hyperkalemia. Critical Care Medicine. 2008;36(12).


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Cold case suspect sentenced to 16 years
47-year-old Samuel Lee Etheridge was sentenced to 200 months in prison for the 1997 homicide of 59-year-old John Frederick Phillips. Etheridge pled guilty to Manslaughter in the First Degree.
Phillips was killed at an apartment located in the 3900 block of North Albina Avenue.
In April 2012, Portland Police Bureau Cold Case Homicide Unit detectives arrested Etheridge in Dare County, North Carolina with the assistance of the Dare County Sheriff's Office. Etheridge was living in Wanchese, North Carolina.
Cold Case detectives began investigating the case in January 2012. Based on their investigation, the detectives discovered new information that allowed them to obtain an arrest warrant for Etheridge.
The Portland Police Bureau Cold Case Homicide Unit is comprised of a Sergeant and four Detectives who are assisted by several retired investigators who volunteer their time to help review the nearly 300 unsolved murders in the City of Portland.
The Portland Police Bureau Cold Case Homicide Unit has a close partnership with the Multnomah County District Attorney's Office and the Oregon State Police Crime Lab.
The Portland Police Bureau Cold Case Homicide Unit's slogan is: "We don't give up. We never give up."


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I tried to boot with backtrack live usb but it failed at the beginning saying:
"warning at driver/gpu/radeon... failed to blind ... failed to allocate"
I have a i7 860 and ati hd4870, when try with virtualbox on seven i can boot but when I type "startx" i get the same king of bug . On my laptop its the same but it says "erros from xbcomp" . But with ubuntu on virtualbox with my laptop it works.
Laptop: dell 15r i5 480 with hd5670. I dont want to install it on virtualbox so if someone cant help me thanx.


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Gwynne, S. C. Empire of the Summer Moon: Quanah Parker and the Rise and Fall of the Comanches, the Most Powerful Indian Tribe in American History
Gwynne covers a lot of history in his book. This is, in part, the biography of Quanah Parker, the last Comanche Chief. More than that, it's the history of Texas settlers spilling onto the open plains and their persistence in pushing the frontier forward despite vicious battles with southern plains tribes.
Included are the many historical misteps made as the Mexican government, the Republic of Texas government, and finally the U.S. Government as they took on the Comanches, a little-understood tribe that had developed into the world's best mounted cavalry. Quanah Parker seems a historic anomoly as well. Considered the greatest Comanche war chief, he was the son of a white woman taken captive by the tribe at age nine and a respected war chief.
Recommended for fans of American history.


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Jefferson City, Tenn.- The Brevard College volleyball team dropped their match with the Carson-Newman Eagles in straight sets on Thursday night, 25-22, 25-10, 25-21.
The Tornados played the Eagles extremely tough in the first set, rallying from a 4-0 defecit to start the set to eventually take a 22-20 lead. However, Carson-Newman won the next five points to steal the set and the momentum.
After a sluggish performance in the second set, BC rebounded in the third set to lead as late as 17-16. With the set tied at 19-19, the Eagles pulled away with a 4-0 run to seal the victory.
Freshman Fatima Gharachorloo led the Tornados with eight kills, followed by Jamie Atkinson and Kortney Conner who both had six.
The Tornados are back on the court on Saturday as they visit the Lincoln-Memorial Railsplitters on Saturday, September 29th at 2 p.m.


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It seems that many think that just because a exploit is not used in public, Apple will never find it. So if everyone waited until 5.1, and the exploit was closed? Now everyone needs to update to 5.0.1 within a day or two until Apple closes that possibility, and you only can update to 5.1. Then very few would have been able to use the jailbreak. Now we are all ready on 5.0.1 and just have to wait for the jailbreak. It doesn't matter if Apple stops everyone from upgrading to 5.0.1, because we are already there, waiting for the jailbreak.
Can someone clarify whether Apple still needs to be signing 5.01 in order for those already on 5.01 to do an untethered JB once it's released ?
It is important to remember 3 things today wit iOS 5.0.1
1- OTA updates are delta updates so make sure you have the full iOS on your computer incase you need to restore it and want your jailbreak
2- Just because apple stops signing doesn't mean you are screwed. Custom Host files and programs such as Pwnage Tool will save your ***
3- Don't be stupid, save your shah blobs with tiny umbrella


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