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The Clinton Family has evaded prosecution for years, but that may change after what has been discovered over the last several weeks.
There are so many people begging for them to be prosecuted, but they've kept on waiting for so long. Over the years, the Clinton's have been involved in numerous scandals that would land anyone else behind bars for an extremely long sentence.
To prove how privileged they are, you don't have to look much further than last year when Hillary Clinton was cleared of any wrongdoing for deleting highly classified emails from her private server. Instead of Hillary being indicted, she was cleared of all charges, which seemed only to encourage her as she began to accuse President Trump of Russian collusion and a myriad of other crimes worthy of his impeachment.
Nothing of which came to be anything meaningful or worthy of impeachment, but it may have been a distraction tactic used to get people off her back for a few moments.
Now the tables have turned as new evidence of Hillary Clinton's involvement in the Uranium One scandal have been revealed This could be what provides the prosecution with enough evidence to find her behind bars sooner than later. The first indictments have been handed out over this weekend, but that is just the beginning of a very long grueling legal battle that will likely ensue.
Over the weekend, it was discovered that a Grand Jury in Arkansas had been convened to look into the Clinton Foundation's deeds over the last several years. According to recent reports, Hiland has reopened the Clinton Foundation investigation that was shut down by Loretta Lynch and former FBI Director James Comey. Of course, the left is doing their best to protect the Clinton family, and there could be a significant distraction or delay coming from them.
The mainstream media may desire to shield the criminal Clinton's and has done their best to push this significant news story under the rug. That won't stop independent and right-wing aligned news sources from reporting on the truth and recent indictments handed down.
Breitbart reports:
"An 11-count indictment has been handed down from a grand jury investigating possible Russian bribery involving former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's Uranium One deal negotiated when she was part of the Obama administration, a report says.
The indictment was levied against Maryland resident Mark Lambert, a former co-president of a nuclear transportation company involved in Hillary Clinton's deal to sell U.S. uranium interests to a Russian company.
A Department of Justice statement says that the 54-year-old Lambert was charged with "one count of conspiracy to violate the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and to commit wire fraud, seven counts of violating the FCPA, two counts of wire fraud and one count of international promotion money laundering."
The Clinton's and their powerful allies in the media and government may think they have nothing to worry about, but that is not the case after what Attorney General Jeff Sessions just said.
Sessions made it clear that the era of "free passes" is over and has briefed the Department of Justice and the FBI that justice must be served this time around.
Here is more from Lifezette who chronicles the many investigations into the Clintons and their bogus foundation and how many times they were given a free pass.
"Until recently, the Clinton Foundation has been monitored by the IRS, the Department of Justice, and the FBI, and multiple state government authorities that are seeded with persons loyal to either the Clintons or the Obamas.
Every time, the Clinton Foundation got a free pass.
The first time the Clinton Foundation was investigated, between 2001 and 2005, then-FBI Director Robert Mueller, then-Deputy Attorney General James Comey, and others could not seem to find obvious and escalating frauds as a supposed presidential library complex in Little Rock, Arkansas, also "fought HIV/AIDS internationally" from unregistered offices in New York and Massachusetts without ever obtaining required audits of worldwide activities.
Strangely, as the first investigation wound down, evidence in the public domain suggests that the Clinton Foundation also defrauded the National Archivist by making demonstrably false representations in a binding legal agreement.
That Nov. 18, 2004, agreement is nowhere to be found today on the Clinton Foundation website and in public filings despite the charity's more than 13 years of widespread solicitation across state and national boundaries using telephones, mail, and the internet.
The next major investigation started in December 2009 when the French government launched a detailed look into UNITAID, a multilateral international organization — primarily funded by France — that has sent more than $650 million to arms of the Clinton Foundation engaged, at least in theory, in fighting HIV and AIDS.
Reports concerning this investigation, written in French and published in 2010 and 2011, show that French government authorities, like their U.S. counterparts, missed the heart of the problem posed by the Clinton Foundation."
Bill and Hillary Clinton are not above the law even though they tend to act like that. For too long we have seen Hillary Clinton and her husband Bill traipsing around the country spewing their lies and getting away with various crimes.
The liberal elitists have been able to get away with their crimes for too long, but it appears as though the Trump administration will finally put an end to the long line of broken laws. It's about time.
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EMI Classics Announces Global Release of The JUILLIARD SESSIONS
Today marks the global release of The Juilliard Sessions, a partnership between EMI Classics and The Juilliard School that aims to present to the world some of classical music's most promising young stars in a series of digital EP albums. The three inaugural recordings are by recent Juilliard alumni Paul Appleby (tenor) and Sean Lee (violin), as well as pianist Conrad Tao, who is a Pre-College alumnus currently at Columbia University studying in The Combined bachelor-master degree program with Juilliard. They will be released by EMI Classics, available now exclusively on iTunes (www.itunes.com).
This unprecedented joint initiative offers a way to help these students gain exposure and experience in the fast-moving digital world of today's classical music, teaching them the process of recording and releasing an album online.
Each student was selected by a panel of judges first at Juilliard, then at EMI Classics, and was given the opportunity to record an EP-length album consisting of repertoire they themselves selected. The EPs are mastered specifically with iTunes in mind, using high-resolution sourced audio to deliver the music to listeners exactly the way the artists and recording engineers intended.
Juilliard will celebrate the release with a FREE public concert featuring all three students in performance on Monday, March 12th at 8:00PM in the School's Paul Recital Hall (155 W. 65th St., New York, 10023; Messrs. Appleby, Lee, and Tao will perform selections from the tracks recorded for The Juilliard Sessions. Free tickets are available starting February 27 at the Janet and Leonard Kramer Box Office at Juilliard, 155 West 65th Street, Monday – Friday, 11 AM – 6PM. Phone 212 769-7406; information at events.juilliard.edu.
The three EP releases feature a broad variety of repertoire, reflecting the diverse musical tastes of the three winners. Pianist Conrad Tao chose a pair of Debussy preludes, followed by Stravinsky's Three Movements from 'Petrushka' (a piano arrangement of music from the ballet of the same name), and closing with a work composed by Conrad himself, entitled Three Songs. Tenor Paul Appleby recorded a trio of Schubert songs and Britten's Seven Sonnets of Michelangelo. Twenty-four year old violinist Sean Lee recorded Richard Strauss' Sonata for Violin & Piano in Eb major, a work written when the composer was the same age as Lee is now.
Paul Appleby is a tenor who has performed at the Metropolitan Opera (most recently in their acclaimed new production, The Enchanted Island), and is a National Winner of the 2009 Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions as well as a recipient of a 2009 Sara Tucker study grant from the Richard Tucker Music Foundation. Sean Lee is a violinist who studied with Itzhak Perlman, and who won both the Juilliard Concerto Competition and the William Schuman Prize. In addition to his solo career, Lee performs regularly with the New York-based Metropolis Ensemble and also dedicates himself to a variety of educational initiatives. Seventeen year old Conrad Tao is a pianist/violinist/composer who has received numerous honors ranging from the Gilmore Young Artist prize to the US Presidential Scholar award, and most recently was named as the only classical artist in Forbes magazine's '30 Under 30: The Youngest Stars in the Music Business' list, alongside the likes of Adele, Lady Gaga, Nicki Minaj and others.
The Digital Debut Series – which launches with The Juilliard Sessions recordings and a similar series of releases from students at The Royal College of Music, London – is an initiative by EMI Classics to present to international audiences the work of some of classical music's most promising young stars. Beginning with two the world's most prestigious music schools, Digital Debut plans to expand each year to include new conservatories from around the world.
EMI Classics is one of the world's leading classical record labels, with over 100 years of experience and one of the largest and most beloved catalogs in history including artists such as Maria Callas and Itzhak Perlman. Founded in 1905, The Juilliard School is one of a handful of globally recognized performing arts schools, unique in its pre-professional and youth education in music, dance, and drama. Currently more than 800 gifted artists representing 38 US states, and 37 foreign countries are enrolled at Juilliard, located in NYC on the Lincoln Center campus.

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text: Rutigliano to Cosenza trains might be a good value for money solution: travelling in Italy by train is often rather cheap and faster than taking a bus indeed Trains leave from Bari Torre a Mare and arrive at Cosenza every about 12 hours on average. If travelling with Trenitalia, you need to know the Rutigliano to Cosenza train schedule: the first train leaves at 21:32, while the last ride is at 21:32. A Rutigliano to Cosenza train cost about 20.4 €. But how long is the train ride from Rutigliano to Cosenza? Your journey takes about 12 hours on average.


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1. Three words: eat the check.
2. As he walks by to the kitchen, scream, "He's gonna spit in the chowder!"
3. Every time you eat or drink, cough really hard.
4. Tie tablecloth around neck and say, "You wouldn't charge Superman for dinner, would you?"
5. Insist that before ordering, you be allowed to touch the London broil.
6. Every few seconds, yell, "More waffles, Cuomo!"
7. Whenever he walks by, cough and mutter, "Minimum wage".
8. After he describes each special, you shout, "Garbage!"
9. Ask, "Excuse me, are you a really bad singer, or a really bad actor?"
10. Eight hour lunch, two dollar tip.
10 ways to annoy your waiter.
1. Three words: eat the check.
The Stupid Test! Here Is A Fun And Real Challenge!
The Stupid Test! Here Is A Fun And Real Challenge!
OK. Pay close attention. Here is a very simple little test comprised of four easy question to determine the level of your intellect. See if you have what it takes to be considered smart
Your replies must be spontaneous and immediate, with no deliberating or wasting of time . and PLEASE no cheating!
On your mark, get set, GO!
1: You are competing in a race and overtake the runner in second place.
In which position are you now?
Answer: If you answered that you're now in first,
you're wrong!
You overtook the second runner and took his place, therefore you are now in second place.
For the next question try not to be so dim.
2: If you overtake the last runner, what position are you now in?
Answer: If you answered second to last, you are wrong once again.
Think about it...
How can you overtake the person who is last? If you're behind them, they can't be last.You would have been last.
It would appear that thinking is not one of your strong points.
Anyway, here's another question to try. Don't take any notes or use a calculator, and remember, your replies must be instantaneous.
3: Take 1000. Add 40. Add another 1000.
Add 30. 1000 again. Plus 20.
Plus 1000. And plus 10.
What is the total?
Answer: 5000?
Wrong again!
The correct answer is 4100.
Try again with good calculator.
Today is clearly not your day, although you should manage to get the last question right...
4: Marie's father has five daughters:
1. Chacha
2. Cheche
3. Chichi
4. Chocho
5. ?
Question: What is the fifth daughter's name?
Think quickly... you'll find the answer below..
Answer: Chuchu?
It's obviously Marie!
Read the question properly.
You are clearly the weakest link.
Now challenge your friends!
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EARTH HOUR – A Global Event on Climate Change
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Earth Hour-The First Global Vote for the Planet
On March 28, 2009 at 8:30 p.m., hundreds of millions of people in more than 500 cities and 75 countries around the world will come together once again to make a bold statement of concern about climate change by turning off their lights for one hour - Earth Hour. An event that symbolizes by working together, each of us can make a positive impact in the fight against climate change.
Here in the U.S., it sends a message that Americans care about this issue and stand with the rest of the world in seeking to find solutions to the escalating climate crisis. With every flick of a light-switch, a vote is cast for lasting action and solutions to the escalating climate crisis.
From melting glaciers to increasingly intense weather patterns, climate change is already impacting life on our planet. To alter the course of climate change, we must act now.
Earth Hour Expands its Reach in 2009
Cities around the world have already committed to Earth Hour 2009. US cities include Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, Nashville, Dallas, New York and San Francisco. They will join international cities such as Beijing, Copenhagen, Dubai, Hong Kong, London, Moscow and Paris.
Organizations endorsing Earth Hour include 4-H, Astronomical League and the National Education Association. Celebrities pledging support include recording artists Alanis Morissette, Kathy Mattea, Wynonna Judd, KT Tunstall, Gavin DeGraw, Rise Against and Jo Dee Messina, Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Academy Award-winning actress Cate Blanchett and Janeane Garofalo.
Teaching guides, toolkits for colleges, communities and businesses and links to Earth Hour's communities on the social Web sites Facebook, MySpace, Twitter and YouTube, and the limited edition Shepard Fairey "Vote Earth" poster are available for download at www.EarthHourUS.org.
An Historic Event
Earth Hour was first celebrated two years ago in Sydney, Australia, when 2.2 million people and thousands of businesses turned out their lights for one hour. In March 2008, an estimated 36 million Americans joined the effort, with more than 400 cities and 50 million people participating worldwide.
Earth Hour captured the public's imagination with lights going out at some of the world's most iconic landmarks including the Coliseum in Rome and the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco and symbols such as Cola-Cola's famous billboard in Times Square and the Google homepage.
Stories were featured on The Oprah Winfrey Show, NBC Nightly News, Today Show, Good Morning America, CBS Evening News, CNN, NPR, The Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, Time.com and more.
One hour - Earth Hour. Turn off. Take action. Vote Earth.
Stupid joke!
Reasons why I never visit my rich friend! Once while visiting a very rich friend, the maid approached me and.....
Question : What would you like to have...? Fruit juice, Soda, Tea, Chocolate, Capuccino, Frapuccino, or Coffee?
Answer : Tea please
Question : Ceylon tea, Indian tea, Herbal tea, Bush tea, Honey bush tea, iced tea or green tea?
Answer : Ceylon tea
Question : How would you like it? Black or white?
Answer : white
Question : Milk, or fresh cream?
Answer : With milk
Question : Goat's milk, or cow's milk
Answer : With cow's milk please.
Question : Freezeland cow or Afrikaner cow?
Answer : Um, I'll just take it black.
Question : Would you like it with sweetener, sugar or honey?
Answer : With sugar
Question : Beet sugar or cane sugar?
Answer : Cane sugar
Question : White, brown or yellow sugar?
Answer : Forget about the tea, just give me a glass of water instead.
Question : Mineral water, tap water or distilled water?
Answer : Mineral water
Question : Flavored or non-flavored?
Answer : I think I'll just die of thirst.


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It can't be easy for Lindsay Lohan. She all but ruined her career due to her excessive partying, substance abuse and poor life choices. She's trying to make something of her life now as the world has virtually given up on thinking she'll come out of this. Unfortunately (or fortunately for some), she won't be making something of her life through reality television.
According to reports, Oprah Winfrey is very unhappy with the way Lohan's reality TV series turned out on her OWN television network. Because of this, Lohan will not be renewed for a second season. While reports are speculative at the moment, Oprah has cited that the show's incessant need to discuss Lohan's continued "meltdown" rather than her comeback has the business magnate ready to move on.
The show has really turned out to be a disaster. Just recently, Rosie O'Donnell called the show a "tragedy on every level". Lohan has really made a mess of the show by relapsing and partying and displaying some old habits that ruined her life. The show was specifically designed to buoy her career and help her start to build something. There's no telling which direction Lohan will go after her reality TV show is over. There's a realistic chance that Lohan ends up in rehab again.. we're really hoping she doesn't. She needs to get her life together but she already knows that.
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This is how Dogs are respected in Nepal
|source via:-google search, world news, dogs are treated with respect in Nepal
This picture shows us that how dogs in Nepal are respected, whereas in china dogs are cut brutally and hanged all over.
This is to show china people that cutting dogs and eating them is not a good thing which they are doing.
In today's world dogs are the best friend of a human so let's treat them well and stop the china festival happening.


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My husband has just been diagnosed with diabetes at age 46. He also has hypertension. We follow a no fat, plenty of low glycemic index carbohydrate diet. Is this correct?
I guess your husband has type 2 diabetes. I assume that this meal plan was prescribed by a dietitian (it should have been). If this is the correct case, the diet he is following is most likely correct. I hope you're doing all this along with your diabetes team because diabetes care is not only a diet.
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A New Online Travel Magazine to Inspire Your Worldly Wanderings
Vagabundo Magazine is the world's premier online travel magazine committed to the goal of inspiring travellers everywhere to hit the road and make their dreams a reality.
Born with the vision of serving a community of like-minded independent travellers, as well as those with ambitions to travel, Vagabundo Magazine aims to be the number one platform for reading and sharing fantastic travel stories and experiences in a unique digital-only format.
Whether its tales of bungee jumping off Costa Rican bridges, to hitch-hiking halfway across the planet, Vagabundo Magazine speaks through the hearts and minds of those who cherish the freedom and fun of travel.
With articles and features from well-established and up-and-coming travel writers from all over the globe, Vagabundo Magazine's digital issue puts all the spirit of adventure and discovery directly into your hands every quarter. Read us on your Kindle in the safety and comfort of your own home or dip into us on your laptop from whatever far-flung airport lounge you happen to be in. No matter where you are in the world take Vagabundo Magazine with you.
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Watch how to make this recipe.
Preheat the broiler for at least 15 minutes, with the rack about 5 inches away from the heat.
To make the sabayon, whisk together the egg yolks and sugar in a heat-proof bowl set over a pan of simmering (not boiling) water until thick and creamy, about 4 to 5 minutes. Whisk almost constantly, scraping the egg mixture from the bottom of the bowl. Slowly whisk in the Marsala wine and continue whisking over the simmering water for about 5 more minutes, until the mixture is thick and smooth, like a soft whipped cream. It should register about 150 degrees F on an instant-read thermometer. Whisk in the vanilla, remove from the heat, and set aside.
Place one snug layer of raspberries in 6 (6 to 7-inch) shallow gratin dishes. (Each of my dishes holds about one half-pint of raspberries.) Spoon enough sabayon over the raspberries to cover them. Sprinkle each one lightly with granulated sugar. Arrange the dishes on 2 sheet pans and place themone pan at a timeunder the broiler for 2 to 3 minutes, or until the tops of the gratins are lightly browned. Watch them carefully; they burn really quickly! Serve warm.
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Why Opt For A Payday Loan?
Payday loans are new in the banking business, and many people do not have an idea about payday loans. People are quite sceptical about the term payday loan as they have no idea whether it is a secured loan or not? Or how the repayment works or what are the paper works that needs to be submitted and they are confused about the loan fees and rates, and they can check the details in www.debt.org. But if you are in need of some urgent cash, then a payday loan is the best thing you can select. Even if you do not have an impressive credit rate, the lenders can give you payday loans.
Nowadays, payday loans are the fastest financial help one can get. The process of payday loan has been streamlined pretty well that you will be able to see money in your account in just a few hours. The applying process is also pretty fast. There is no need to stand in a long queue and waiting for your turn to be called for to discuss the loans. You can apply for the payday loan at the comfort of your home. No need to fix any appointments with the bank. A payday loan can be applied to websites. Within few hours of applying you will get the cash transferred to your account.
The credit card usage was considered the best way to spend money fast. However, it is not hard money. There will be situations where you need urgent cash. At these times, a payday loan can be helpful. You will get liquid cash into your account, and you can use it whenever you like. There are certain rules that should be followed if you go to a bank and apply for a loan. Another disadvantage is that, banks do not give 24 hours service. Here is what makes payday loan different from another loan. You can apply for the payday loan whenever you want. Even at midnight, you can apply for the payday loan.
The customer service is another thing that needs to be mentioned. You have got a dedicated team who can help you clear your queries whenever you want. When you ask a question, you will get clear answers right away which can clarify your doubts completely. When you go to a bank to take a loan, you will have to face a lot of questions as to what is the purpose of the loan and why are you taking a loan etc. The reason is of no importance when you apply for a payday loan.
The payday loan lenders are not bothered whether you have a bad credit history. However, they will verify that you have enough ability to repay the loan. When the lenders give payday loans, they do not discriminate at all. You do not have to give any reason as to why you are taking the loan. There is no need to tell the lender's about the purpose of the loan. These facilities make payday loan the best option which is currently available in the finance sector.


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BIG FRANK BATTLE LEANED AN ELBOW AGAINST THE HOOD OF HIS battered, flatbed truck and gazed with arrogant pride over his empire: his secluded valley, his sprawling ranch, his livestock. He had not the slightest inkling that before this particular morning played itself out, his body would fail him, the power he loved to wield so fiercely would crumble to dust and all the ugly secrets he had managed to keep hidden these many years would be laid bare to the world. A blood clot, a puny thing smaller than a BB, was about to kick loose, pump through his blood stream and wedge itself tight as a tick at the base of his brain.
Frank felt an odd sensation in his neck, automatically assumed he had slept wrong and rolled his massive shoulders side-to-side the way an old range bull will do, trying to work loose that bothersome kink. The soreness persisted, slowly intensified, and Frank stepped to the cab of his ranch truck, flung open the door, dug around under the seat and produced a whiskey bottle. He unscrewed the lid and tipped the cold glass to his lips. Alcohol traced a coarse passage, and for the moment, that seemed to soothe, or at least to mask, the first shallow evidence of the physical pain that would soon kill him.
Earlier, Frank had launched his morning as so many others before it: rising in the dark, dressing, ambling down the hallway in his stocking feet, pausing at the door of his wife's bedroom, moving on. He rubbed his dry hands together, trying to work some warmth and feeling into them. As he came down the long staircase, the ankle he broke when a horse fell on him clicked each time it flexed.
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The 38th Ryder Cup tees off at Celtic Manor in Newport, Wales, on Friday but don't expect to see any of the players tweeting from the event - with golfers from both teams banned from using the service.
With six players from the US team on Twitter (including Tiger Woods) and four from the European team - these elite golfers boast almost 2.5 million followers between them with American Stewart Cink leading the way with 1,201,212 followers.
His latest tweet indicates that the ban is already in force stating: "Go USA, y'all pull hard for us thanks!!!...see you in a week".
"We talked about it, the team has come to a consensus not to do that", said US captain Corey Pavin.
"It can be a little bit distracting sometimes. I think it's important to focus on the Ryder Cup and playing in matches and just enjoying camaraderie with the team itself.
"We've decided as a whole to not Tweet this week. But first thing a week from today I'm sure tweeting will be all over the place".
European captain Colin Montgomerie said: "We are in the same boat. Not being a Tweeter myself, we feel that tweeting and Facebook and all these social sites can get oneself into trouble.
"I think that we focus on the job in hand this week but as Corey so rightly says, on October 4 you will find the team on social network sites".
The US team holds the Ryder Cup after winning the 2008 event in Valhalla. Europe are the strong favourites this time around though.


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How to fix this?
I am using Google Chrome Version 23.0.1271.64 m
and it happens when i'm playing a facebook game
And even when i am playing Dota 2 i get this problem here is my computer specs
GPU - Sapphire HD 5450
CPU - Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5000+
HDD - Seagate 150GB
BIOS - Phoenix v6.00PG
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|15 Nov 2012
Windows 7 Professional 64bit SP1
The RAM usage is an easy fix............add more RAM. Graphics is an easy fix, upgrade your graphics card. CPU usage is a little more complicated but you could try cleaning up your system to see if that freed your CPU up some. Defragment your HDD, get rid of programs you don't use anymore, delete temp files, do a virus/malware scan. All things you can do for free with just a little time spent doing some housekeeping.
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Establish a Clean boot and work through the other Troubleshooting Steps for Windows 7
Try Firefox to see if the problem persists. Chrome has the worst spyware anywhere running all the time.
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|15 Nov 2012
Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
I have used Chrome for the last couple of years with no problem mainly because I have MBAM do a daily quick scan at a certain time.
Just an ounce of prevention to avoid a pound of pain!
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W7 Ultimate x64/W10 Pro x64 dual boot main build-remote pc W10 Pro x64 Insider Preview/W7 Pro x64
I don't care for Chrome either but that would explain the tied up cpu far easier then any FB game! None of them are resource intensive to begin with.
Running the Ultimate edition on 2gb is running at the minimum recommended amount for memory. The browser however is what you will find is likely tieing up the resources there however.
Opera would be a better alternative over the latest versions of FireFox which seems to have gone downhill recently. Since you are running the 32bit Windows I couldn't recommend WaterFox the 64bit flavor of FF which has been performing well either. But what you are seeing in the taskmanager is mainly browser related.
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Dennis you may not have noticed it yet but I get creeped out by the interest ads Google pastes whenever I have one of its programs installed or remain signed into a Google site. I'll do a search for something and all of the ads will suddenly be for that down to the minutest detail.
Some of it can be mitigated by opting out of all behavioral advertising tracking using the trade association's scanner to Opt Out of Network Advertising which was provided to me by John. But mostly I avoid Google except for in the stable browser search bar on Firefox or IE9.
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|17 Nov 2012
My problem is i got high CPU and MEMORY usagr
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|17 Nov 2012
Windows 8.1 Pro RTM x64
You might well find that increasing your RAM (memory) to 4GB will improve your memory usage AND reduce the load on the CPU as well. This is because the CPU is also acting as the memory controller, and a low amount of memory means more work for the controller, plus the data busses on your system are constantly being used to transfer data between the paging (swap) file on your HDD and the RAM instead of carrying data pertinent to the application (which has to wait until there is space in the RAM for it). Whilst increasing the amount of RAM will not eliminate this type of data transfer altogether, it can help to reduce the amount and frequency that needs to be transferred. As a result, your system should feel more responsive.
Unfortunately, apart from the low RAM amount, you haven't given us much to go on. Referring to your image of Windows Task Manager (WTM), this might give us a clue as to where the potential problem could lie. Open WTM again, click on Show processes from all users (provide administrative credentials if/when prompted) and then click CPU to sort the results so that the processes which are taking the most CPU time are at the top. Repost the image showing the results.
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2014 Bram Stoker awards® Preliminary Ballot announced
Reposting this to fix my error. This is the preliminary ballot. Sorry for any confusion.
I would like to congratulate all of these fantastic and talented people on making the preliminary ballot for the 2014 Bram Stoker Awards®. Click any link to find out more about that selection.
Superior Achievement in a Novel
Tim Burke – The Flesh Sutra (NobleFusion Press)
Adam Christopher – The Burning Dark (Tor Books)
Michaelbrent Collings – This Darkness Light (self-published)
Lawrence C. Connolly – Vortex (Fantasist Enterprises)
Craig DiLouie – Suffer the Children (Gallery Books of Simon & Schuster)
Patrick Freivald – Jade Sky (JournalStone)
Chuck Palahniuk – Beautiful You (Jonathan Cape, Vintage/Penguin Random House UK)
Christopher Rice – The Vines (47North)
Brett J. Talley – The Reborn (JournalStone)
Steve Rasnic Tem – Blood Kin (Solaris Books)
Superior Achievement in a First Novel
Maria Alexander – Mr. Wicker (Raw Dog Screaming Press)
J.D. Barker – Forsaken (Hampton Creek Press)
Janice Gable Bashman – Predator (Month9Books)
David Cronenberg – Consumed (Scribner)
Michael Knost – Return of the Mothman (Woodland Press)
Daniel Levine – Hyde (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt)
Josh Malerman – Bird Box (Harper Collins)
Whitney Miller – The Violet Hour (Flux)
Chantal Noordeloos – Angel Manor (Horrific Tales Publishing)
C.J. Waller – Predator X (Severed Press)
Superior Achievement in a Young Adult Novel
Ari Berk – Lych Way (Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers)
Jake Bible – Intentional Haunting (Permuted Press)
Ilsa J. Bick – White Space (Egmont)
John Dixon – Phoenix Island (Simon & Schuster/Gallery Books)
Kami Garcia – Unmarked (The Legion Series Book 2) (Little Brown Books for Young Readers)
S.E. Green – Killer Instinct (Simon & Schuster/Simon Pulse)
Tonya Hurley – Passionaries (Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers
Micol Ostow – Amity (Egmont)
Peter Adam Salomon – All Those Broken Angels (Flux)
Sam Swanson and Araminta Star Matthews – Horror High School: Return of the Loving Dead (Curiosity Quills Press)
Johnny Worthen – Eleanor: Book 1 (The Unseen) (Jolly Fish Press)
Superior Achievement in a Graphic Novel
Charles Burns – Sugar Skull
Emily Carroll – Through the Woods
Victor Gischler – Kiss Me Satan
Joe Hill – Locke and Key, Vol. 6
Joe R. Lansdale and Daniele Serra – I Tell You It's Love (Short, Scary Tales Publications)
Jonathan Maberry – Bad Blood (Dark Horse Books)
Paul Tobin – The Witcher
Superior Achievement in Long Fiction
Michael Bailey – Dandelion Clocks (Inkblots and Blood Spots) (Villipede Publications)
Taylor Grant – The Infected (Cemetery Dance #71) (Cemetery Dance)
Eric J. Guignard – Dreams of a Little Suicide (Hell Comes To Hollywood II: Twenty-Two More Tales Of Tinseltown Terror (Volume 2)) (Big Time Books)
Kate Jonez – Ceremony of Flies (DarkFuse)
Joe R. Lansdale – Fishing for Dinosaurs (Limbus, Inc., Book II) (JournalStone)
Jonathan Maberry – Three Guys Walk Into a Bar (Limbus, Inc., Book II) (JournalStone)
Joe McKinney – Lost and Found (Limbus, Inc., Book II) (JournalStone)
Gene O'Neill – Ridin the Dawg (Mia Moja) (Thunderstorm Books)
John F.D. Taff – The Long Long Breakdown (The End in all Beginnings) (Grey Matter Press)
Gregor Xane – The Riggle Twins (Bad Apples) (Corpus Press)
Superior Achievement in Short Fiction
Dale Bailey – Sleep Paralysis (Nightmare Magazine, April 2014) (Nightmare)
Hal Bodner – Hot Tub (Hell Comes to Hollywood II) (Big Time Books)
Patrick Freivald – Trigger Warning (Demonic Visions Book 4) (Chris Robertson)
Sydney Leigh – Baby's Breath (Bugs: Tales That Slither, Creep, and Crawl) (Great Old Ones Publishing)
Usman T. Malik – The Vaporization Enthalpy of a Peculiar Pakistani Family (Qualia Nous) (Written Backwards)
Alessandro Manzetti – Nature's Oddities (The Shaman: And Other Shadows) (self-published)
Rena Mason – Ruminations (Qualia Nous) (Written Backwards)
John Palisano – Splinterette (Widowmakers: A Benefit Anthology of Dark Fiction)
Sayuri Ueda – The Street of Fruiting Bodies (Phantasm Japan) (Haikasoru, an imprint of VIZ Media, LLC)
Genevieve Valentine – A Dweller in Amenty (Nightmare Magazine, March 2014) (Nightmare)
Damien Angelica Walters – The Floating Girls: A Documentary (Jamais Vu, Issue Three) (Post Mortem Press)
Superior Achievement in a Fiction Collection
Michael Bailey – Inkblots and Blood Spots (Villipede Publications)
Stephen Graham Jones – After the People Lights Have Gone Off (Dark House Press)
John R. Little – Little by Little (Bad Moon Books)
Helen Marshall – Gifts for the One Who Comes After (ChiZine Publications)
David Sakmyster – Escape Plans (Wordfire Press)
Terrence Scott – The Madeleine Wheel: Playing with Spiders (Amazon)
Lucy Snyder – Soft Apocalypses (Raw Dog Screaming Press)
Robin Spriggs – The Untold Tales of Ozman Droom (Anomalous Books)
John F.D. Taff – The End In All Beginnings (Grey Matter Press)
Alexander Zelenyj – Songs for the Lost (Eibonvale Press)
Superior Achievement in an Anthology
John Joseph Adams and Hugh Howey – The End Is Nigh (Broad Reach Publishing)
Michael Bailey – Qualia Nous (Written Backwards)
Jason V. Brock – A Darke Phantastique (Cycatrix Press)
Ellen Datlow – Fearful Symmetries (ChiZine Publications)
Kate Jonez – Halloween Tales (Omnium Gatherum)
Eric Miller – Hell Comes to Hollywood II (Big Time Books)
Chuck Palahniuk, Richard Thomas, and Dennis Widmyer – Burnt Tongues (Medallion Press)
Brian M. Sammons – The Dark Rites of Cthulhu (April Moon Books)
Brett J. Talley – Limbus, Inc., Book II (JournalStone)
Terry M. West – Journals of Horror: Found Fiction (Pleasant Storm Entertainment)
Superior Achievement in a Screenplay
Scott M. Gimple – The Walking Dead: The Grove, episode 4:14 (AMC)
James Hawes – Penny Dreadful: Possession (Desert Wolf Productions/Neal Street Productions)
Jennifer Kent – The Babadook (Causeway Films)
Alex Kurtzman and Mark Goffman – Sleepy Hollow: "Bad Blood" (Sketch Films/K/O Paper Products/20th Century Fox Television)
John Logan – Penny Dreadful: Séance (Desert Wolf Productions/Neal Street Productions)
Greg Mclean and Aaron Sterns – Wolf Creek 2 (Emu Creek Pictures)
Stephen Moffat – Doctor Who: Listen (British Broadcasting Corporation)
Cameron Porsendah – Helix: Pilot (Tall Ship Productions/Kaji Productions/Muse Entertainment/Lynda Obst Productions/in association with Sony Pictures Television)
Jack Thomas Smith –Infliction (Fox Trail Productions)
James Wong – American Horror Story: Coven: "The Magical Delights of Stevie Nicks" (FX Network)
Superior Achievement in Non-Fiction
Massimo Berruti, S.T. Joshi, and Sam Gafford – William Hope Hodgson: Voices from the Borderland (Hippocampus Press)
Jason V. Brock – Disorders of Magnitude (Rowman & Littlefield)
Hayley Campbell – The Art of Neil Gaiman (HarperCollins Publishers)
S.T. Joshi – Lovecraft and A World in Transition (Hippocampus Press)
Leslie S. Klinger – The New Annotated H.P. Lovecraft (Liveright Publishing Corp., a division of W.W. Norton & Co.)
Joe Mynhardt and Emma Audsley – Horror 101: The Way Forward (Crystal Lake Publishing)
Robert Damon Schneck – Mrs. Wakeman vs. the Antichrist (Tarcher/Penguin)
Lucy Snyder – Shooting Yourself in the Head For Fun and Profit: A Writer's Survival Guide (Post Mortem Press)
Tom Weaver, David Schecter, and Steve Kronenberg – The Creature Chronicles: Exploring the Black Lagoon Trilogy (McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers)
Superior Achievement in a Poetry Collection
Robert Payne Cabeen – Fearworms: Selected Poems (Fanboy Comics)
G.O. Clark – Gravedigger's Dance (Dark Renaissance Books)
David E. Cowen – The Madness of Empty Spaces (Weasel Press)
Corrinne De Winter and Alessandro Manzetti – Venus Intervention (Kipple Officina Libraria)
Wade German – Dreams from the Black Nebula (Hippocampus Press)
Tom Piccirilli – Forgiving Judas (Crossroad Press)
Michelle Scalise – The Manufacturer of Sorrow (Eldritch Press)
Marge Simon and Mary Turzillo – Sweet Poison (Dark Renaissance Books)
Tiffany Tang – Creepy Little Death Poems (Dreality Press)
Stephanie Wytovich – Mourning Jewelry (Raw Dog Screaming Press)
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2013 Bram Stoker awards® Final Ballot announced
I'd like to congratulate all of these fantastic authors on making the final ballot for the 2013 Bram Stoker Awards®. There is some incredible work on the ballot this year. I wish you all much success in the final voting.
Superior Achievement in a Novel
- Joe Hill – NOS4A2 (William Morrow)
- Stephen King – Doctor Sleep (Scribner)
- Lisa Morton – Malediction (Evil Jester Press)
- Sarah Pinborough and F. Paul Wilson – A Necessary End (Thunderstorm/Maelstrom Press)
- Christopher Rice – The Heavens Rise (Gallery Books)
Superior Achievement in a First Novel
- Kate Jonez – Candy House (Evil Jester Press)
- John Mantooth – The Year of the Storm (Berkley Trade)
- Rena Mason – The Evolutionist (Nightscape Press)
- Jonathan Moore – Redheads (Samhain Publishing)
- Royce Prouty – Stoker's Manuscript (G.P. Putnam's Sons)
Superior Achievement in a Young Adult Novel
- Patrick Freivald – Special Dead (JournalStone)
- Kami Garcia – Unbreakable (Little, Brown Books for Young Readers)
- Geoffrey Girard – Project Cain (Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers)
- Joe McKinney – Dog Days (JournalStone)
- Cat Winters – In the Shadow of Blackbirds (Harry N. Abrams)
Superior Achievement in a Graphic Novel
- Ed Brubaker – Fatale Book Three: West of Hell (Image Comics)
- Caitlin R. Kiernan – Alabaster: Wolves (Dark Horse Comics)
- Brandon Seifert – Witch Doctor, Vol. 2: Mal Practice (Image Comics)
- Cameron Stewart – Sin Titulo (Dark Horse Comics)
- Paul Tobin – Colder (Dark Horse Comics)
Superior Achievement in Long Fiction
- Dale Bailey – "The Bluehole" (The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, May/June 2013)
- Gary Braunbeck – "The Great Pity" (Chiral Mad 2, Written Backwards)
- Benjamin K. Ethridge – "The Slaughter Man" (Limbus, Inc., JournalStone)
- Gregory Frost – "No Others Are Genuine" (Asimov's Science Fiction, Oct./Nov. 2013)
- Greg F. Gifune – House of Rain (DarkFuse)
- Rena Mason – East End Girls (JournalStone)
Superior Achievement in Short Fiction
- Michael Bailey – "Primal Tongue" (Zippered Flesh 2, Smart Rhino Publications)
- Patrick Freivald – "Snapshot" (Blood & Roses, Scarlett River Press)
- David Gerrold – "Night Train to Paris" (The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jan./Feb. 2013)
- Lisa Mannetti – "The Hunger Artist" (Zippered Flesh 2, Smart Rhino Publications)
- John Palisano – "The Geminis" (Chiral Mad 2, Written Backwards)
- Michael Reaves – "Code 666" (The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, March/April 2013)
Superior Achievement in a Screenplay
- Fabien Adda and Fabrice Gobert – The Returned: "The Horde" (Ramaco Media I, Castelao Pictures)
- Brad Falchuk – American Horror Story: Asylum: "Spilt Milk" (Brad Falchuk Teley-Vision, Ryan Murphy Productions)
- Bryan Fuller – Hannibal: "Apéritif" (Dino De Laurentiis Company, Living Dead Guy Productions, AXN: Original X Production, Gaumont International Television)
- Daniel Knauf – Dracula: "A Whiff of Sulfur" (Flame Ventures, Playground, Universal Television, Carnival Films)
- Glen Mazzara – The Walking Dead: "Welcome to the Tombs" (AMC TV)
Superior Achievement in an Anthology
- R.J. Cavender and Boyd E. Harris (ed.) – Horror Library: Volume 5 (Cutting Block Press)
- Eric J. Guignard (ed.) – After Death… (Dark Moon Books)
- Michael Knost and Nancy Eden Siegel (ed.) – Barbers & Beauties (Hummingbird House Press)
- Joseph S. Pulver, Sr. (ed.) – The Grimscribe's Puppets (Miskatonic River Press)
- Anthony Rivera and Sharon Lawson (ed.) – Dark Visions: A Collection of Modern Horror, Volume One (Grey Matter Press)
Superior Achievement in a Fiction Collection
- Nathan Ballingrud – North American Lake Monsters: Stories (Small Beer Press)
- Laird Barron – The Beautiful Thing That Awaits Us All and Other Stories (Night Shade Books)
- James Dorr – The Tears of Isis (Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing)
- Caitlin R. Kiernan – The Ape's Wife and Other Stories (Subterranean)
- Gene O'Neill – Dance of the Blue Lady (Bad Moon Books)
- S. P. Somtow – Bible Stories for Secular Humanists (Diplodocus Press)
Superior Achievement in Non-Fiction
- Barbara Brodman and James E. Doan (ed.) – Images of the Modern Vampire: The Hip and the Atavistic (Fairleigh Dickinson)
- Gary William Crawford (ed.) – Ramsey Campbell: Critical Essays on the Modern Master of Horror (Scarecrow Press)
- William F. Nolan – Nolan on Bradbury: Sixty Years of Writing about the Master of Science Fiction (Hippocampus Press)
- Jarkko Toikkanen – The Intermedial Experience of Horror: Suspended Failures (Palgrave Macmillan)
- Robert H. Waugh (ed.) – Lovecraft and Influence: His Predecessors and Successors (Scarecrow Press)
Superior Achievement in a Poetry Collection
- Bruce Boston – Dark Roads: Selected Long Poems 1971-2012 (Dark Renaissance Books)
- Helen Marshall – The Sex Lives of Monsters (Kelp Queen Press)
- Marge Simon and Sandy DeLuca – Dangerous Dreams (Elektrik Milk Bath Press)
- Marge Simon, Rain Graves, Charlee Jacob, and Linda Addison – Four Elements (Bad Moon Books/Evil Jester Press)
- Stephanie M. Wytovich – Hysteria: A Collection of Madness (Raw Dog Screaming Press)
In memory of the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary
When my wife reminded me that we were approaching the one-year anniversary of the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary, she suggested I make my children's books available for free again. How could I disagree? As a parent, it was a day that horrified me and raised my level of concern, not only for my own family, but also for others. It was a dreadful time, and my thought that day had been to offer something to occupy young minds and keep their spirits up in a time of sorrow.
I'm a bit early, but I once more give you all of my children's books for free with these codes (use at checkout) over at Smashwords, good through the end of the year. Please notice I've added a few titles this year. There is now an activity book, some early math help, and a cookbook, among others. I pray these short books bring you and yours comfort, and if they do, I'd love to hear about it.
Feel free to share this post as far and wide as you would like. Gift copies to friends for the holidays. The more downloads I see, the happier it makes me during this time. If you enjoy the books, please consider leaving a review at Amazon, or on your blog, anywhere for that matter. But most of all, enjoy the books and have a wonderful holiday season.
Cooking with Monsters
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/296621 – BL86V
Carl Cthulhu Needs Hugs Too
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/294567 – KE57K
Frankie's Alphabet
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/165684 – LX89B
Frankie's Monster Book of Activities
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/295046 – YM35Q
When Vampires Eat Fast Food
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/206938 – VN35M
3 Fun Tales About Monsters
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/105264 – YY27H
Math is for Mummies: Addition
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/257356 – VF93N
Math is for Mummies: Subtraction
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/260016 – TG54N
Willy the Wrong Way Woodpecker
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/207169 – QH24G
Hardy the Allergic Cat
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/165682 – GQ36Y
How Marbles Roll
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/155060 – TK47Y
Re: Animated
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/207166 – VQ35R
Peter Rottentail
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/260024 – DG95F
Nut Free? A Beginner's Guide to Living with Food Allergies
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/376887 – CT99R
2012 Coffin Hop Post
When I was young, far too young to know the harm I could do to myself by watching terrifying movies, I permanently damaged something inside of me. You see, I was not the sort of child who ate well at dinnertime. I am reminded of this daily as I struggle to get my own children to eat their dinners. However, back then, I had a secret agenda.
While other children played Asteroids or with Lincoln Logs before going to bed, I stretched out dinner as long as I could manage. And for good reason. My mother made me sit at the dining room table until I finished everything that was on my plate, knowing I never would. Still she tried. But I waited because I knew at some point my mother would turn the television to the shows I wanted to see. My seat at the table had a direct view of the television.
From the dinner table I watched full episodes of The Twilight Zone, Alfred Hitchcock, One Step Beyond, and many more. At the mere age of four I watched The Omen in its entirety. I filled my curiosity of the things that haunted me to my heart's delight. And then something broke. One night my mother turned on Psycho and life for me would never be the same.
I know what you're thinking; "I've seen that movie. It's not that bad." Well I assure you at 4 or 5 years old it is quite terrifying. In fact, I have never looked at taking a shower the same way. I am thankful for my clear shower stall, no curtain needed to hide the things that might be waiting to stab me. It was such a defining moment in my creepy little life.
You see, it is this emotion I feel when taking a shower that I have become obsessed with. I think all children feel it, and although kids now seem a bit desensitized to it all, it is still there. It hides under their beds or sleeps right outside the window waiting to get in. It's in their closet calling out their name or in the basement. True horror is always there whether we choose to admit it or not. It waits for us, always there in that brief second where the realization that it does exist finds us. It is then it leaps out, causing us to jump out of our skin.
So why the obsession you ask? Why does one obsess so over lack of sleep? Is it because we desire it so or because we loathe the knowing that we will not find rest? My fascination with horror exists simply because I cannot get these images out of my head. These fears have long haunted me, always waiting around one corner or the next, always terrifying. So it is this constant fear that I examine in my stories, trying to discover the truth behind each horror I have encountered.
Does it work? Some, but not much. I sleep lightly, waking often throughout the night. When we stay at hotels I still peek out around the shower curtain expecting to find Norman Bates, or maybe something worse. I know the Boogeyman rests under my bed, waiting for my eyes to close before he makes himself seen. Ghosts sit at the edge of my bed, hoping I will not wake as they study me. These horrors are part of me and likely always will be. And this is why I write.
Please make sure to click on the banner above and visit all the coffin hoppers. Many of them are giving away prizes including FREE books. If you would like to win a digital copy of my dark fiction collection These Old Tales please leave a comment here on this post. I will randomly select 5 winners and reply to your post for you to email me your contact information if you win. Also, feel free to follow my blog and keep up with future releases.
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You've Got Spyware; And Lots of It
Despite security measures, spyware runs rampant on most networks -- and costs businesses plenty.
Despite security measures, spyware runs rampant on most networks -- and costs businesses plenty.
Spyware's scope now includes greynets, according to a report from FaceTime Commuinications.
Greynets are defined as applications that are downloaded and installed on end-user systems without express permission or awareness from IT departments, and often without user knowledge. These programs then use evasive techniques to traverse the network. FaceTime includes IM (define), P2P (define) file sharing, RSS and even Skype among those application it defines as greynet. Though both RSS and Skype can be useful in an organization, they can also be a potential business risk, as Frank Cabri, VP of marketing for FaceTime Communications, explained to ClickZ Stats. Cabri admits, however, the report doesn't specify the perceived risks for these technologies.
All told, FaceTime's study found companies with over 1,000 employees report 277 spyware and adware attempts or installations per month. Each security incident takes an average eight hours for IT to resolve, which amounts to a monthly cost of $132,960. Organizations greater than 100 employees report an average of 193 spyware and adware attempts or installations per month.
The reported impact of the greynets on end users' computers include slowdowns in network response times (71 percent); uncontrollable pop-up ad windows (49 percent); corrupted files (38 percent); homepage reset (37 percent); unintended toolbar additions (37 percent); and corrupted applications (26 percent).
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So-called greynets are currently employed by 78 percent of end-user respondents, a number expected to rise to 93 percent over the next six months. On average, IT managers reported nearly six unique greynet applications in use on their network at the time of the survey. Twenty-six percent of respondent indicated they had six or seven greynet applications; eight percent reported 10 or more greynet programs running on their networks.
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Surprisingly, 77 percent of IT managers that currently have some form of perimeter security including intrusion detection and prevention, URL filtering, and a gateway anti-virus product, report they've had either a spyware or virus incident within the past six months.
The FaceTime study results were derived from a pair of surveys conducted between June and August, 2005 involving 622 IT managers and 564 end-users.


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Virgin Money has boosted its credit card range today, launching a limited-time offer for customers taking out new cards to get a free case of wine worth Ł50.
This offer has launched across most of Virgin Money's credit card range, including all of its balance transfer cards, though it's not as straightforward as just applying for the card and being sent the case of wine.
New cardholders will have to make Ł1,000-worth of either purchases, balance transfers or money transfers to qualify.
We've a full Q&A on the deal, and which cards in the Virgin Money range might be best for you:
Who's eligible for the deal?
Anyone opening a new Virgin Money credit card from its selection of cards between 6 August and 20 August 2015 can get the offer.
Virgin Money has clarified that it doesn't matter if you already have an existing Virgin Money credit card, you'll qualify for the offer provided you're accepted for another card with it (though acceptance will depend on its credit scoring process).
Not all of Virgin Money's credit card range carries the offer (see below for more on this), so ensure you pick a card that has the wine offer included.
How do I get the offer?
To get the offer you need to apply for one of Virgin Money's credit cards that is part of this offer – you can do this using the links below (or directly on Virgin Money's site).
If you're accepted (and you can check your chances before you apply with our eligibility calculators), then you need to make transactions worth Ł1,000 or more on the card within 60 days of account opening (so you'll have less time than this once the card actually arrives).
The Ł1,000 can be made up of normal spending, balance transfers or money transfers, or a combination of the three.
Once you've hit the trigger amount, you'll be eligible to receive the case of wine.
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What exactly will l get?
You'll get a free case of wine with six bottles in it. You're able to choose from a case of red, a case of white, or a mixed case, though the wines in the case are pre-selected.
Once you have made the Ł1,000 of spending or balance/money transfers to qualify for the offer, you'll be sent a voucher code by email within 14 days. You then need to redeem the voucher on the Virgin Wines website by 31 December. Delivery of the case is free.
As with any alcoholic beverage, please be drinkaware.
Which credit cards has Virgin Money added the wine deal to?
Virgin Money has added the deal to its entire range of balance transfer credit cards, as well as its market-leading all-rounder card, which offers 24 months 0% on spending, balance transfers and money transfers. The deal is not available on its prepaid cards, or either of its airmiles cards.
Which card you should go for depends on what you need it for.
I have expensive debt on other cards. Which card is best for me?
As mentioned above, Virgin Money has added the wine offer to its entire balance transfer range, so there's a choice. Almost all of Virgin Money's balance transfer cards make it into our best buys, though only one is an absolute top pick at its 0% length and fee level.
This is Virgin Money's 24 month 0% card*. It allows you to transfer debts from other cards to this one for a fee of 1% of the amount transferred. It's also a top pick card in our purchases and money transfer sections below, so if you need to combine spending and transfers to hit the Ł1,000 trigger, this is likely the best card for you.
However, Virgin Money does have other balance transfer offers, and if you can't pay it off within 24 months, then it's usually better to go for a card with a longer 0% period but a higher fee than it is to pay interest once the 0% has expired. Pick the cheapest card for the time you're sure you can pay it off in, meaning you minimise both the balance transfer fee and the interest you pay.
Use our balance transfer eligibility calculator before you apply to see if you're able to get these cards.
|Card offer
|One-off fee (i)
|Cost to transfer Ł1,000 (ii)
|Rep. APR after 0% period
|Virgin Money 18mths 0%*
|Virgin Money 24mths 0%*
|18.9% (iii)
|Virgin Money 26mths 0%*
|Virgin Money 32mths 0%
|Virgin Money 34mths 0%*
|Virgin Money 36mths 0%*
|(i) % of the amount transferred. (ii) Amount of debt transfer needed to trigger the wine offer, though if your credit limit is higher, you can usually transfer debt to 95% of its value. (iii) 20.9% on balance transfers. All other cards listed are 18.9% on balance transfers.
Full help and options in Best Balance Transfers and (APR Examples).
I'm making a big purchase, but I can't pay it off immediately. Is there a card for me?
Virgin Money has just one card which offers 0% on purchases, but, it gives you a full two years at 0%.
This is the same all-rounder card* as mentioned above. If you just want to use it for a budgeted for, planned purchase, you can. But, as above, ensure you clear the card within the 0% period or you'll be charged 18.9% rep APR on any debt still owed.
Before you apply, check your chances of getting this card with our eligibility calculator. You can also see more details and other options in Best 0% Credit Cards.
I need to buy something, but I can't use a card. Is there still a way to do this?
There is. Virgin Money's balance transfer card range and the all-rounder also gives you the ability to do a money transfer. This is where you tell the card company to transfer cash from the card into your bank account, meaning the cash is available to spend, and you owe the card instead. There's a one-off fee which is a small percentage of the amount transferred, to do this.
This is a complicated process, so read our Money Transfers guide first to make sure you understand it and that it's right for you.
Two of Virgin Money's cards stand out if you want to do this. The Virgin 36mth 0% card* is the joint longest on the market. It has a 4% fee to transfer, which can be beaten, but for transfers over Ł5,000 it comes out on top when the value of the wine is taken into account.
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Shanghai dance hall evokes vanished era of glamour
After years of frenzied demolition, many of the remaining buildings of Art Deco Shanghai have been been revamped and restored, but the one that stands out as a symbol of the city's polyglot glamour during the 1930s is the Paramount dance hall.
"Dao Bai Le Men!" [Take me to the Gate of 100 Pleasures!] I ordered the taxi driver, and we sped off through the cool Shanghai night.
At a crossroads near the Jing'an Temple, coloured lights pulsed up the facade of a grand Art Deco building.
The name of the Paramount dance hall - Bai Le Men or Gate of 100 Pleasures in Chinese - blazed over the door in red neon lights.
I paid the driver and rode the lift up to the fourth floor, where I took off my coat and slipped on my dancing shoes.
I had been intrigued by the idea of visiting the Paramount for years. In its heyday in the 1930s, it was one of the world's legendary dance halls, a place where Chinese tycoons and gangsters mingled with pretty girls and foreign adventurers in an atmosphere of giddy modernity.
Barely a decade before that, the idea of men and women dancing together had been scandalous, but Western-style social dancing had taken Shanghai by storm and this was the smartest ballroom in town.
Of course, like the rest of Shanghai's decadent pre-revolutionary past, the old dancing scene disappeared after the communist victory in the Chinese civil war.
In 1956, the Paramount closed - later to be turned into a cinema for revolutionary films. By 1990, the building itself was crumbling and falling masonry killed a passing pedestrian.
But then a Taiwanese businessman, Zhao Shichong, came to the rescue with a multi-million-pound refurbishment and the Paramount's famous cantilevered floor sprung into life once again.
Occasionally in China, when I have passed one of the open spaces where retired people gather in the evenings to dance, I have lingered for a while and joined in for a waltz or a quickstep.
But dancing at the Paramount is a more formal affair. You cannot just drop in and hope that someone will ask you to dance. Instead, you have to bring your own partner or hire one for the night.
In the glory days of ballroom dancing in Shanghai, men bought tickets on the door and exchanged them for dances with professional hostesses.
These days, a woman is allowed to hire her own man.
When I entered the ballroom, my dancing instructor and date for the night, Mr Cao, was waiting for me, elegantly dressed in a black shirt and pin-striped trousers, with slicked-back hair.
A professional dancer from Anhui province, he had been working the floor at the Paramount for nearly a decade.
And there was the famous dance floor, surrounded by tables and banquettes, illuminated by a grand chandelier and some multi-coloured lights. On the stage a small jazz band was playing a waltz as part of their set.
Mr Cao led me out onto the floor.
And although my dance steps were rusty, with his expert lead - and a few embarrassing tangles - I found myself remembering how to waltz.
Over the rest of the evening, he took me on a crash course of all the dances I had once learned and long forgotten - the foxtrot and rumba, the quickstep and jive.
A few other couples danced around the floor but never more than a dozen, and the surrounding seats were sparsely populated.
Most of the couples, Mr Cao told me, were students with their hired instructors, the female teachers in elegant qi paos (traditional Chinese dresses), the male ones sleek in their black trousers and shiny shoes.
Any of the old Paramount crowd - the Shanghainese who had danced here in the 1940s - I guessed were probably past their dancing days or no longer around.
Later in the evening, a Japanese tour group joined the fray, no doubt hoping like me for a glimpse of glittering, decadent, pre-war Shanghai.
But that old Paramount magic was elusive.
Outside, Shanghai was enjoying another golden age as a fashionable, international city but it had nothing to do with ballroom dancing.
On the Bund, the restored colonial waterfront, the rich and glamorous of the day were sipping cocktails and tasting modernist cuisine while, in the former French quarter, bright young things were eating pizza or dancing to garage music in the latest nightclub.
On the Paramount dance floor, my nostalgic fantasies crumbled every time the live jazz gave way to a session of recorded international pop, and it was hard not to be disheartened by the near-deserted floor.
But the jives and jitterbugs were as fun as they always are and the best exercise I had had in ages.
And when Mr Cao and I settled into the gentle pace of a waltz as the jazz band played, I closed my eyes to the disco lights and was able to imagine myself back into a vanished era.
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Dec. 11, 1967-April 1, 2010
MARYLAND -- In profound sorrow, the E.M. Matthews Funeral Home family joins with the Lewis and connected family to announce the passing of Terry Lewis Sr., formerly of Goldsboro.
April 1, 2010, Terry Lewis Sr. passed beyond the veil to eternal rest.
Visitation for Mr. Lewis will take place Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at New Spirit Church Ministries in Goldsboro. The family will be present to receive friends from noon to 1 p.m. The service of remembrance will begin promptly at 1 p.m. Following the service in the sanctuary, Mr. Lewis' earthen vessel and his beloved family will be escorted to Old Mill cemetery for interment rites. It will be in this earthly place that Terry will remain until that great reunion when all of God's children will gather and tell their Heavenly Father how they made it home.
Terry was the youngest son born to Mary Hilliard Lewis-Horn and Amaziah Lewis Jr. Dec. 11, 1967, in Washington, D.C. Terry was affectionately known to family and friends as "Bull."
In 1985, Terry graduated from Goldsboro High School. He remained in Goldsboro to care for his maternal Grandmother. Shortly after her death, he relocated to Maryland.
He became certified in auto mechanics from Wayne Community College.
Terry worked in the health care profession at Howard University Hospital until his death.
He met Lorraine Woodland and they were united in holy matrimony May 18, 1995. From this union four children were born: Shikeyla, T.J., Malcolm and Joshua.
Terry was a loving, warm, caring man, who was loved by all that had the pleasure of knowing him. His ever present smile and the apparent love his shared willingly with his family and friends has left us all with memories that can sustain us.
He leaves to cherish his loving memory his wife, Lorraine; daughter, Shikeyla; sons, Terry Jr., Malcolm, and Joshua; mother, Mary Lewis-Horn (Anthony); father, Amaziah Lewis Jr. (Fannie); brothers, Sherwood and Brian; close and special cousins, Tonda, LaShawn and LaTryce; mother-in-law, Joyce T. Dyer; sisters-in-law, Joycelyn McIlwain (Eric) and Michelle Pickering (Jerrold); brother-in-law, Deonte'a Woodland; maternal aunts, Hattie Marshlean, Lillie and Phoebe (Sam); two paternal uncles; six paternal aunts; maternal nieces, Tiffany and Shanaia Lewis; one paternal niece; special co-workers, Rodney Wright and Alfreda Bulter-Brown; several great- uncles and great-aunts; and a host of cousins and other loving relatives and friends.
The physical temple of Mr. Lewis is peacefully resting at E.M. Matthews Funeral Home and Cremations Inc., 401 N. William St., Goldsboro, where his family is also receiving true expressions of care, compassion and appreciation, www.emmatthewsfuneralhome.com, 735-2775.
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Jamie Anderson is a professional American snowboarder. She is known as one of the top female snowboarders in the world, and has won seven medals in slopestyle at the Winter X Games between 2006 and 2013, including four golds.
Jamie Louise Anderson was born in South Lake Tahoe, California on September 13, 1990. Growing up one child of eight (6 girls, 2 boys) and home schooled along with her five other sisters, she got to spend much of her time outdoors, exploring nature, playing in the snow, hiking, camping, and hanging out at the lake. She has said that her two older sisters, Joanie and Stacie, were her biggest inspirations, and that she was only nine years old the first time she was allowed to go snowboarding. She immediately fell in love with the sport.
Like many starting out in the world of snowboarding, Jamie first began competing in USASA (United States of America Snowboard Association) events, and working her way up the ladder to the Nationals, FIS Junior World Championships, and Vans Triple Crown competitions. When she was 13, Jamie qualified for her first ever Winter X Games, and was one of the youngest athletes to ever do so. Two years later, she took her first bronze medal at the very same event, making her the youngest in the history of the Winter X Games to do so, edging out Shawn White by mere days.
From her first medal finish at the X Games, Jamie continued to improve dramatically in her skill set. She went on to take six more medals at the Winter X Games between the years of 2007 and 2013, with four of those medals being golds, one being silver, and one more being bronze. She has also taken first in slopestyle competitions throughout the years at events such as the Garnier Fructis Australian Open, Burton New Zealand, Australian, and European Open, as well as the Billabong Snowstock. Her style, strength, and finesse are what make her among the top female snowboarders in all the world, and earned her her first spot at the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in the women's slopestyle competition.


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Okra, Shrimp and Andouille Gumbo
1/3 c. light oil
2# cut okra
2 c. chopped onions
1 c. celery
1 c. bell pepper
2 c. chopped tomatoes
1 # smoked or Andouille sausage
5 # peeled head on shrimp (make a stock with the shells)
1/2 c. chopped green onions
2 tbsp minced garlic
10 c. seafood or shrimp stock
Salt, white pepper, leaf thyme, cayenne pepper, black pepper
Saute half the okra in hot oil, season with white, red, and black pepper and cook until browned. Stir in the onions, celery, bell pepper, and garlic. Cook about five minutes. Add 1 c. of the stock and simmer another five minutes. Stir in the tomatoes and two more cups of stock. Simmer, add the remaining okra, leaf thyme, season with red, white and red pepper, and then the last of the stock. Bring to a boil, reduce and add sausage. Simmer 45 minutes, add shrimp and green onions. Skim the surface for excess oil, serve over rice. Serves about eight. © 1984 John Albrecht, CEC


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Using Energy for Good
So we signed up for the SIREN Energy Challenge and have been trying to figure out where we use electricity and how we can cut back, which means Will is running around using his Killowatt on everything. At the same time, I am planning my garden for spring and also thinking about how we will take advantage of the summer bounty. My dad helped me set up a seed starting system with three shelves of fluorescent lights and I'm trying to talk Will into getting a chest freezer so we can store the summer's vegetables but all he can think about is the increased electrical consumption.
It's a tough balance! We have managed to cut down on our natural gas consumption this winter despite unusually low temperatures. I hope it's from our vigilant caulking or perhaps our installation of a homemade insulating curtain over the window by our bed. Still, our electrical use seems relatively high even after replacing our water heater (which we thought was wasting a lot of electricity). The two main suspects right now are our refrigerator and our laptops. Laptops are more energy efficient than desktops but we both do use our computers quite a bit since we mostly work from home and we also use Will's laptop for much of our TV and movie viewing.
I think we're getting close to the point where we can't cut much more energy use without major changes to our standard of living. I also think that it's reasonable to use electricity for food production and storage, since homegrown food has other benefits in the form of increased nutrition, lower grocery bills, higher assurance of organic quality, and reduced transportation of food. Still, it's always tough to evaluate all the pros and cons and I know for now much of my lobbying is based on the fact that I'm super excited about gardening.
Did you know it's not too early to start planting seeds indoors, even though it's freaking cold outside here in Indiana? I am ready to plant onions, kale, Brussel sprouts, cauliflower, and cabbage so I have nice fat seedlings ready to transplant when the ground thaws in March. (All those except Brussel sprouts are available through Nature's Crossroads and I'm enjoying the employee discount on seeds very much.) I suspect this will be another year when I bite off more gardening tasks than I can keep up with but I'm really hoping this will be the year that I feel like I mostly get it. Of course, there's always more to learn so I won't be too upset if I face a few more garden disasters…


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Combine the chuck, half of the chopped onion, the garlic, salt, pepper, bread crumbs, egg yolks, and water in a large bowl. Mix well and form meatballs that measure about 1-inch in diameter. Heat the oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add the meatballs and cook, shaking and turning, until well browned, about 5 minutes. Don't crowd the pan; work in batches, if necessary. Transfer to paper towels to drain.
Pour off any excess fat from the skillet, leaving 3 tablespoons in the pan and add the remaining onion. Cook, stirring often, until softened, about 5 minutes. Add the mushrooms and cook, stirring, until the liquid they give off has evaporated, 7 to 10 minutes. Pour in the sherry, increase the heat to high, and boil until almost all the liquid they give off has evaporated. Pour in the stock and bring to a boil.
Rub the butter with the flour in a small bowl until it forms a smooth paste. Pinch off pea-sized pieces and add little by little to the boiling sauce, whisking constantly for 3 minutes. Add the meatballs, stir in the dill, and sour cream, season with salt and pepper, and cook over low heat until the meatballs are just heated through. Serve hot.
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- Digital Compass:
As we mentioned just before, there are some new applications that come stock with the new iPhone. One of these is the new digital compass. Now, to be perfectly honest, this new feature is something of a letdown. When I first turned it on I was told there was too much interference and I needed to move the phone in a figure-eight motion to get a response. After about five minutes of doing this (and looking pretty foolish) I gave up. I tried again about 30 minutes later and it worked perfectly, even though I was in the same location.
One extra feature of the built-in compass (not the app, but the functionality) is that the compass knows which way you are pointing and can rotate the maps application to reflect your real heading. This was something that was certainly missing from previous iPhone OSes and is a handy little feature.
After a few minutes of playing with the actual compass application I got over it. It really serves no purpose at all as a standalone application. I can see its use in future applications (as long as the code is in the SDK), but as a standalone application I wish I could remove it.
- Voice Control and Voice Memos:
Voice Control is a welcome addition to the iPhone. It gives you the ability to speak the name of anyone in your contacts to dial them, play a single song or start a playlist and to even ask what song is playing. However, its implementation is a little clunky. To use this you have to press the home button for about 2-3 seconds then it will stop what you are doing and open the Voice Control application.
From there you need to say what you want. For example, if you want to call Bob, you would say Call (or dial) Bob. If Bob has more than one number the voice control application knows to ask you which one you want to call. If you are playing a song, just say Play followed by the name of the song or playlist.
Where things fall apart is when you ask it to tell you what is playing; it stops playback and then tells you before resuming. Realistically it is easier to use the contacts page to find Bob and choose his number and it is also faster as well. So while the voice control feature is nice, it has a ways to go before it is really going to have an impact.
Voice memos are another story. Although I have never used voice memos (I still write things down on note cards) I could see myself making a quick note about something or when I am in the field taking photographs making notes about settings or conditions in the iPhone.
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Many manufacturers hide behind fancy advertising and glitzy packages, but two small companies with a combined history of 169 years face their customers every day by putting a family member's portrait on the label.
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Tips for family businesses
Dennis Jaffe, author of "Working With the Ones You Love," (Conari Press, $19.95), has these tips for successfully bringing new family members into your business. Jaffe, co-founder of the HeartWork Group in San Francisco, counsels business owners around the country: