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Roth has been back in the band since 2006, with rumors of a new album persistently surfacing over the last five years. The buzz has grown louder than ever this year, and for awhile, it looked like this might finally be the year Van Halen came back — but it looks like we'll have to keep on waiting.
According to the latest reports, the new Van Halen album is now scheduled for an early 2012 release. The delay may be due in part to the band's reported departure from its longtime label, Warner Bros., which has released every VH record since its 1978 debut. According to sources, the band is now with Sony's Columbia Records imprint, where Rick Rubin's appointment as label co-president has made it a friendlier outpost for rock acts.
Producer Ross Hogarth, who manned the boards for the new album, has been quoted as saying "It's the killing side of Van Halen at the top of their game again with Diamond Dave, and the band on fire."
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Planted this in 2010 I think.
Still there and getting bigger but have still not ever seen any fruit on it.
This is one of the hardest plants to photograph for some reason. I think that because its a bit thin theres not much to photograph and its a bit transparent.
This is still there. I think it looked a bit thin in 2012, so interesting to see if it fills out in 2013.
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Cybele wins! She got it right on the money (she was savvy enough to follow her hunch and double-check here).
In the photo above, 1941 Rose Queen Sally Stanton pins E.O. Nay, who was grand marshal that year.
He was the chairman of the Board of City Directors* at the time. He served as chairman longer than anyone else in Pasadena history -- from 1932 to 1941.
He was proclaimed Pasadena's #1 citizen in 1938 when he was presented with the Arthur Noble Award.
This is from the Pasadena Post:
Three hundred fifty friends, including county and city officials, applauded the public-spirited man who has headed the municipal government for the past seven years as his boyhood friend, Judge Edwin F. Hahn, presented him with the burnished gold medal, signifying outstanding public service.A huge plaque with the names of Arthur Noble Award winners hangs in the council chamber at Pasadena City Hall.
In accepting the award he said, "I owe everything I am and expect to be to Pasadena. This city is very dear to me. I have watched it grow from a country cross-roads to a modern city. While I haven't acquired a great deal of worldly goods, I have acquired a wealth of friends, which are to me life's greatest treasure. What more could a city do for any man?"
Born in Minneapolis, Edward Oscar Nay came to Pasadena with his family in 1884 when he was 11 years old and lived here the rest of his life.
He was proprietor of a major plumbing and heating firm that he founded in 1896. He was first elected to the Board of City Directors in 1931 and again in 1933 and 1937.
His civic leadership included serving on the committee that helped establish the Metropolitan Water District and pushing the Morris Dam project forward.
His passing was felt greatly.
From the Feb. 24, 1941, Pasadena Post:
Edward O. Nay, Pasadena's No. 1 citizen, chairman of the Board of City Directors for the past nine years, and grand marshal of the 1941 Tournament of Roses, is dead. The end came to the widely-esteemed man early yesterday morning while he slept at his home, 745 South Oakland Avenue. He was 68.Here is his photo on the wall in the inner sanctum.
His wife, Mrs. Mae K. Nay, went to his bedside about 8 a.m. to wake him. She telephoned the Emergency Hospital and the city ambulance, with Dr. Paul Osiek in charge, and the fire department inhalator squad were dispatched, in vain. The physician estimated Mr. Nay had been dead three or four hours. He had been ill in the past few months with a heart ailment...
...It was during Mr. Nay's chairmanship that Pasadena became known as America's No. 1 city in "goodness of life." This point was brought out recently when a group of citizens urged through petitions that Mr. Nay run again this year for the office of city director. He had declined, at least partly because of ill health.
On Feb. 24 and 25, 1941, city flags were flown at half staff and municipal offices closed at 2:30 p.m.
* The Board of City Directors had previously been called the City Council, a name that would not be resurrected for another 50 years.
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"The structural performances of the A3 and Passat in the side impact were good — impressive because most vehicles we've tested so far have allowed way too much intrusion. The structures of the VW Jetta and Audi A6 also are good, which indicates that this automaker has made the effort to design strong side structures that help protect people in crashes, even serious side impacts," says Institute chief operating officer Adrian Lund. The Legacy also earned a good structural rating in the side impact test. Only two other vehicles the Institute has previously tested, the Mitsubishi Galant and Jeep Wrangler, have matched this structural performance.
The automakers requested the side tests of the four cars in this round "earlier than our normal test schedule. Volkswagen and Audi also asked for the frontal tests. We encourage this when manufacturers have new designs they expect will perform well," Lund says. "This way the test results will be released earlier, as consumers are beginning to shop for new models. When we do conduct tests early, the automakers provide reimbursement for the cost of the vehicles."
The A3, Passat, and Legacy (all 2006 models) earned good ratings and "best pick" in both front and side tests — they're "double best picks" (frontal offset results for the Legacy were released earlier this year). The Legacy was redesigned for the 2005 model year, and this model was rated marginal for side impact protection. Beginning with 2006 models, Subaru changed the Legacy's side structure, front seats, and front seat-mounted torso airbags to improve occupant protection in side crashes.
The Five Hundred/Montego earned a good rating and "best pick" in the frontal offset test (results released earlier this year). Now this design has earned a good rating for side impact protection, though the rating applies only to Five Hundreds and twin Mercury Montegos equipped with optional side airbags with head protection. The Five Hundred without the side airbags will be tested next year when the Institute assesses the side impact crashworthiness of other large family cars. The performance of this car without the airbags almost certainly will be worse.
"Manufacturers are paying attention to our tests, and the result is that consumers have a wider choice of vehicles that do a good job of protecting them in the two most common kinds of serious crashes, front and side," Lund says.
The Institute's frontal crashworthiness evaluations are based on results of frontal offset crash tests at 40 mph. Each vehicle's overall evaluation is based on measurements of intrusion into the occupant compartment, injury measures from a Hybrid III dummy in the driver seat, and analysis of slow-motion film to assess how well the restraint system controlled dummy movement during the test.
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As part of the partnership the competition will be promoted on the Wonder Women section of the Telegraph website from this week. Wonder Women will also promote the winners when they are announced next month.
The awards will held in the same week as International Women's Day in March and are open to women from across the industry including creative services, client services, HR, brand management and sales.
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What are you even saying UK?ukcanuck wrote: duh, yes it does, you're on record as saying deterrence doesn't work. It doesn't protect the star players as the examples you gave are supposed to highlight.
You have in the past said that the extracurriculars draw unwanted penalties and that many cheap shot artists won't answer the bell anyway etc.
You've said also that old time hockey is no longer effective as the rules have changed things.
How many times do I have to clarify my position to you for you to get it?
You said I was against adding toughness to the team, and I responded by telling you the type of toughness the team needs and it's relative impact...which I STILL don't think precludes stars from being victims of cheap shots.
The MOST important part of having the right type of toughness is scoring more goals in the dirty areas, which was this team's NUMBER ONE problem in its loss to Boston.
The actually fighting/intimidation part of the right type of toughness is a side benefit with far less importance..and I've gone an and on about this point for 2 years.
No, you accused me of flip flopping and inconsistency in my view, and I'm responding to that by saying that assertion is bullshit. And in the process I explained what I had said about the issue before and my views on it.ukcanuck wrote: However whenever anyone has posted a desire for players capable of the toughness that kassian displayed in dropping the gloves, you continually fall back on the same tired accusation "we don't need a fourth line plug or goon and your an idiot for suggesting it"
However that is NOT what people who disagree with you have been saying and its you who make assumptions and try to pin an erroneous argument on them and then deride them for it.
But please, continue on as if you were just innocently posting and I decided to bully you for no reason...


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Deb Young loves reading The Courier. Every week she gets a cup of coffee, settles into her comfortable chair, puts her computer keyboard on her lap and "reads" the paper. Young is blind. She uses a screen reading program that speaks the written words to her.
Young lost her vision in 1993, but she has learned to use technology to keep her world alive. She listens to books on tape. Her fingers dance over the keypad of her smart phone, which is equipped with voice recognition and spoken cues. She can text, and the phone has a program that recognizes colors, so she can choose what to wear by herself. The phone has a money identifier too, but she doesn't use it much in Glasgow, because people are so honest.
"I was absolutely delighted when I heard The Courier was online," Young said. "Trying to sit down and get someone to read to you is ridiculous. I want to be independent. I can sit down and read it like everybody else does."
The program Young uses is JAWS, Job Access With Speech. She learned it when she lost her vision while she was working at the BLM office in Glasgow. Looking for ways to stay employed, she traveled to Grand Forks, N.D., to a two-week school for the blind. They taught Braille there but she found it very frustrating, something better learned as a child. She took to the computer program though.
Young demonstrated the program, and it takes a bit of getting used to. A male voice pronounces the words on the screen, but very rapidly and without any inflection. It reads dates like separate numbers: 2013 is two-zero-one-three. But she's used to it and calls it her lifeline.
The Courier-computer interface is not yet perfect, as we discovered while Young was saying she wished more of the newspaper were online. She enjoyed the lead stories but wanted the cop report, the births and deaths and the community correspondents. They are online but a critical graphic, the one leading to the whole page view, is not labeled so her cursor can recognize it. When the pages were accessed for her, she was delighted.
"Ohhh, that's what I've been missing," Young exclaimed. "I can't believe it. I just flippin' can't believe it. This is awesome. I care because this is how I get my news. I don't get out and around – and I'm nosy."
It's a challenge for the Courier's computer whiz to overcome very soon.
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Sucks that you've been copping so much heat for this, it's a helpful article (especially with the title change!)
Perhaps an update to acknowledge the change from mobile to iOS in the title would be helpful. That does completely change the context of the earlier comments.
I completely agree that, considering the mobile browsing context, sometimes the best solution is to create a separate "m." site rather than just using media queries as a crutch. This debate has been raging all year, I wrote about it here:
Now, on disabling user scaling!
We're not talking exclusively about recreating a native iPhone app with HTML/CSS/JS here, we're talking about the whole mobile web. Some mobile websites may be nothing more than an app with a few big, touch-friendly buttons. In that case, if it's well designed, you might be OK to disable zoom.
I wouldn't, but let's not get into the "iPhone-specific" vs "works on every device" argument.
Let's say you create a site just for iPhone that has text-heavy pages (like a blog) and disables user scaling. For example:
Now my very real experience with this site is that I went to that page while I was sitting on the train – the sun was glary and the carriage was shaking me about, making it more difficult than usual to read. I wanted to zoom in to bump the text size up a bit, but user scaling is disabled so I couldn't.
What you have there is a design decision that actively makes it difficult for any user in that common mobile browsing context from interacting with your site.
There's nothing wrong with a site not looking pixel-perfect if a user does choose to zoom, but it shouldn't break the page completely and you should at least give them that option.
Caveat: My Android reflows text upon zoom to fit the viewport, iPhone does not. Depending on how you design it, this could be an issue (introducing horizontal scrollbars and all that.)


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::Great idea! I had been thinking the same thing myself...the logical ordering is not quite correct and the proposed re-arrangement is much better. Also, Option 3 is a required follow-up to Option 2. I have edited the guide in a few places to make this clearer. --[[User:Sportscliche|Sportscliche]] 03:54, 15 November 2011 (EST)
::Great idea! I had been thinking the same thing myself...the logical ordering is not quite correct and the proposed re-arrangement is much better. Also, Option 3 is a required follow-up to Option 2. I have edited the guide in a few places to make this clearer. --[[User:Sportscliche|Sportscliche]] 03:54, 15 November 2011 (EST)
:::This is implemented. Revision for continuity would be good. --[[User:Emiralle|Emiralle]] 21:17, 15 November 2011 (EST)
:::This is implemented. Revision for continuity would be good. --[[User:Emiralle|Emiralle]] 21:17, 15 November 2011 (EST)
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Revision as of 04:38, 16 November 2011
- The Beginners Guide now redirects to Beginners' Guide.
- A version bump in mediawiki has rectified the former apostrophe bug which rendered the page useless.
- Please make all editing suggestions here.
- Please keep discussions civil and productive.
Thanks. Misfit138 15:23, 22 October 2009 (EDT)
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To split or not to split?
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Splitting into sub pages
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Checksums Instructions
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To split or not to split?
Also inspired from #A simple, lightweight Beginner's Guide...
I would like to see the Beginners' Guide split into a series of separate articles. This would serve to facilitate maintenance, primarily. The page already outlines four parts apt to be split into separate articles. I envision:
- Beginners' Guide (essentially, the "Preface" section as it currently stands and "Appendix" at the end)
- Beginners' Guide/Part 1: Base Install
- Beginners' Guide/Part 2: Configure and Update
- Beginners' Guide/Part 3: Sound
- Beginners' Guide/Part 4: Graphical User Interface
Additionally, a "complete" version of the guide could be generated at Beginners' Guide/Complete that simply includes all four parts in succession using the {{}} markup. This version would be intended for those printing the guide.
Ideally, I think Part 1 should eventually redirect to the Official Arch Linux Install Guide. I see no need to maintain two installation guides. However, this is an entirely separate discussion.
-- pointone 14:39, 2 December 2010 (EST)
- I appreciate the effort at making the best of a situation. Without a collapsing outline mechanism, the splitting out of the sections into separate articles may be useful. However, at the end of each one, the user needs a large link to get them back to where they started, so that they can continue on with the next step in the install. - KitchM 19:56, 2 December 2010 (EST)
- I think it could be a good thing, although I fear that it could ultimately become inconvenient and convoluted. One of the things that has kept the guide so popular and well-regarded is its existence as being self-contained. *Note that there is virtually no negative press on the web about the guide in its current state.* A 'beginner' would simply need to follow it step-by-step and in most cases never need to follow links in order to achieve a relatively complete DE system. At the opposite extreme would be something like the Debian wiki, which exists as innumerable little pages with 'Next Top Previous' et all. I find the Debian wiki to be unruly and a big mess. So, my input is be wary of the guide spiraling into fragmentation, which in my view will render it convoluted and harder to grasp, especially for a beginner. Progress and improvement is always welcomed. Change, however, is not always positive. I truly hope it actually turns out to be an improvement. -my $.02 Misfit138 12:32, 3 December 2010 (EST)
- I appreciate your concern, and I too am wary of the Debian "step-by-step" style installation guide. However, ArchWiki has matured immensely since the Beginners' Guide was originally written and designed. Before, many supplementary articles did not exist or were of inferior quality. Now, however, we enjoy a wide range of well-written, detailed articles covering a respectable number of topics.
- I believe it is time to rethink the goal of the Beginners' Guide. What is its purpose and intended audience?
- To cover all aspects of installing and configuring Arch Linux? Then it certainly fails in this respect, and needs much expansion. (For example, it doesn't even explain how to install OpenOffice! Who decided that audio/sound deserves mention here but not printing?)
- To simply guide new users through installation of a basic Arch Linux system and configuring a graphical environment? Then we're close, but there is some unnecessary cruft here.
- In my opinion, this guide should serve to bring users to the point where they can browse the rest of ArchWiki in a comfortable graphical environment (that is, Xorg + web browser). Then, they are free to pick-and-choose which extra components they wish to install and follow detailed (dedicated) guides on each. After all, are Arch Linux users not expected to search the wiki/forums first for help?
- My primary concern is, and always has been, duplication of effort. The recent flood of edits required by the drastic changes in recent versions of Xorg is an excellent example of why maintaining two Xorg installation guides is problematic. By splitting the Beginners' Guide, we can eventually replace the GUI section with selected sections of a well-written Xorg article using available wiki tools (includeonly/noinclude are not reserved for templates alone). Similarly, as I mentioned above, the installation section can eventually be replaced by a drastically improved Official Arch Linux Install Guide (this is a very long-term goal). With careful consideration and planning, I am sure these changes will be positive in the long-term.
- -- pointone 13:54, 7 December 2010 (EST)
- Yes, pointone, I agree fully and am all for progress and improvement, and your reasoning is sound. I'm also very happy that I am not the only one afraid of the Debian-style wiki threat. Thank you for acknowledging this. I have beaten this drum around here for years. Misfit138 11:08, 8 December 2010 (EST)
- Splitting the article might be a good idea, but I don't like the idea of graphics being covered in two different articles, so I'm going to do what makes sense - move installing Xorg to the GUI section (basically just have to move the part 4 header). This also makes me wonder why we cover sound here and not in a Sound article instead - which would let us give people more choice between ALSA and OSS, and also let us mention PulseAudio and JACK for people who want them on top of ALSA/OSS. Sound isn't required for people to have a GUI web browser/text editor that they're comfortable with, which seems to be the purpose of this guide. thestinger 13:55, 3 December 2010 (EST)
- The ALSA article has also improved quite a bit, and it will probably work for more people than the sound section here, which doesn't even cover alsaconf. It's sort of similar to how the DE articles improved to the point that they were easier to follow than this guide thestinger 14:01, 3 December 2010 (EST)
- I am all for the creation of a survey Sound article. Allowing Multiple Programs to Play Sound could serve as the base (it desperately needs clean-up and expansion). I don't think sound deserves coverage in the Beginners' Guide, really. -- pointone 14:15, 9 December 2010 (EST)
- The Allowing Multiple Programs to Play Sound article was basically 99% ALSA related troubleshooting or plugs for dead software (joss, oss2jack, aRTS, esound) so I merged most of it into the ALSA and just started a basic outline for Sound from scratch. thestinger 16:52, 9 December 2010 (EST)
4.1 Configuring the network
Most of this section is a repeat of info already presented earlier in the guide (most notably in 3.1.1).
I understand that directing users to 3.1.1 when they've already got a system up and running isn't that great of an idea since they are no longer in the live environment and some things are different (but not much!), but surely something can be done to reduce the redunancy (especially on the 4.1.2 Wireless LAN section, which is basically a 1:1 copy of 220.127.116.11) Xgamer99 19:49, 8 January 2011 (EST)
- Went ahead and made the edit, as I can't see anything wrong with it. Please let me know if you disagree. However, I still believe that 4.1 should be re-worked and merged with 3.1.1, and just have 4.1 direct users to it. The only thing that would need to be added is the Proxy settings and manual wired connection (installer handles wired connections flawlessly, so manual activation isn't covered in 3.1.1). Xgamer99 04:00, 9 January 2011 (EST)
Splitting into sub pages
I just migrated all the data to different sub-pages as discussed here...
The pages are designed in such a way that all of the content resides on the sub pages and are linked to (included) from the main Beginners' Guide page. This creates the illusion of a complete, and lengthy, one-page guide for those who prefer it. This should make everyone happy. =D It also creates pages for those who prefer that. Note that the content is not copied, but instead is linked, like templates. This means that two copies of the same thing are not maintained -- change the source, and you change both the 'complete' and 'paged' views.
Editing is much the same also. If you traditionally use the in-article [edit] links, you'll be presented with the text from the sub page seamlessly. If you edit via the Edit button at the top of the page, then you must go to the sub page itself and edit it (since the main page will have no content to edit).
One thing to note is how to use anchor tags between sub pages. If you're editing, say, the "About This Guide" section where it links to the major sections of the guide, you need to take into consideration that the reader might either be a) reading it from the 'complete' page, where the link would only need to be #PageAnchor, or b) reading it on the different sub pages in which case it will need to be linked like so: Beginners' Guide/PageName#Section. The easiest way to do this is to use the <noinclude> tag like so: Beginners' Guide/PageName#Section. That way, if the reader is reading the entire guide on one page, the Beginners' Guide/PageName will not be included. But if the user is directly on the seperate sub pages, it will be included. Please keep both 'complete' and 'page' viewers in mind when linking to information located on different sub pages. Also, please note that this does not matter on info located on the same page; it can still be linked to via the regular #Section syntax. --Xgamer99 15:02, 12 January 2011 (EST)
- Well done! Thanks for undertaking this drastic edit. -- pointone 18:50, 12 January 2011 (EST)
- Agreed. Great job. Misfit138 21:51, 4 June 2011 (EDT)
Splitting the 'Installation' section in the split version?
Even after the split the Installation section is still a bit long. Couldn't it be split into two pages? --Det 07:24, 12 August 2011 (EDT)
Reiser4 is by far a better choice for /var than ReiserFS, if you don't count the bugs that may still exist. The latest support is for 2.6.38 but is that a reason to not even mention it? --Det 11:02, 14 August 2011 (EDT)
- Reiser4 is not supported by the installation media. Misfit138 21:16, 15 August 2011 (EDT)
Checksums Instructions
I think the proper usage is:
$ sha1sum --check name_of_checksum_file.txt
$ md5sum --check name_of_checksum_file.txt
As it's written:
$ sha1sum --check name_of_checksum_file.txt name_of_selected_iso_file.iso
Template:Codeline gives an error when it tries to look for checksum lines in the Template:Filename. Template:Codeline just goes ahead and gives a load of errors trying to read the Template:Filename. Someone more knowledgable care to back me up on this? --Emiralle 17:29, 12 September 2011 (EDT)
- You are right
[karol@black isos]$ md5sum --check foo bar.iso foo.iso: OK md5sum: bar.iso: no properly formatted MD5 checksum lines found [karol@black isos]$ cat foo c0a326b36c1ad64024b16d1614f4fc1b foo.iso
- Please edit the Guide. Are you going to go over it checking every little step? That would be very welcome :-) -- Karol 18:12, 12 September 2011 (EDT)
- This slipped passed me, fixed now. Heheh, I caught it while I was going over the Spanish translation. I intend to go through again and proofread both at some point, but haven't had the inspiration. | Emiralle 20:00, 5 October 2011 (EDT)
Merge extras with appendix
Any support for combining Beginners' Guide/Post-Installation#Extras with Beginners' Guide/Appendix?
- Appendix too short, doubtful to receive much addition
- Post-Installation too long, doubtful to receive much subtraction
- Extras is an important transition point
Previous conversation:Template talk:Beginners' Guide navigation#Extras | Emiralle 20:08, 5 October 2011 (EDT)
- +1, my opinion is expressed in the linked discussion.
- Just reminding that a slight change in the navigation bar will be needed: Preface >> Preparation >> Installation >> Post-Installation >> Extra/Appendix
- I'd really like to read more opinions though, because the Beginners' Guide is the most visited article of the wiki and restructuring must be done with care and consensus. Also I think that we should edit accordingly all the existing translations immediately, to avoid confusion among both readers and maintainers.
- -- Kynikos 07:37, 6 October 2011 (EDT)
- I like this idea. Extras as a separate page would work, but the Appendix is essential the same thing as Extras, so I think merging them would be fine. thestinger 03:13, 7 October 2011 (EDT)
- +1 from me. -- Karol 09:17, 19 October 2011 (EDT)
- Done, Beginners' Guide/Extra/Appendix. --Emiralle 22:46, 28 October 2011 (EDT)
- I wonder now whether the page title Beginners' Guide/Extra/Appendix is too awkward. It might make a troublesome transition while some languages use this scheme and others don't. In hindsight, leaving it as Beginners' Guide/Appendix might have been easier and less problematic. --Emiralle 16:28, 29 October 2011 (EDT)
- Moved to Beginners' Guide/Extra + some related changes (see my contribs), now having lunch and completing the changes ^^ -- Kynikos 07:45, 30 October 2011 (EDT)
- Update: Spanish and Italian versions should be aligned, the goal is changing the Template:i18n inclusion to Beginners' Guide/Extra. -- Kynikos 09:28, 30 October 2011 (EDT)
- Update: About Russian, Serbian and Simplified Chinese, I've just renamed Appendix to Extra, but I've not actually moved the respective Extra sections there because I was afraid to break something. Everything should be working fine now, I've also fixed the navigation templates in other languages.
- This request seems to be fulfilled now, I'm closing it, if you have something to add just reopen it :) -- Kynikos 10:02, 30 October 2011 (EDT)
- I wonder now whether the page title Beginners' Guide/Extra/Appendix is too awkward. It might make a troublesome transition while some languages use this scheme and others don't. In hindsight, leaving it as Beginners' Guide/Appendix might have been easier and less problematic. --Emiralle 16:28, 29 October 2011 (EDT)
- Done, Beginners' Guide/Extra/Appendix. --Emiralle 22:46, 28 October 2011 (EDT)
Beginners' Guide/Preparation#Flash memory device or USB stick contains what I think are overly detailed instructions considering it already references the perfectly good USB Installation Media article.
Does anyone agree that it would be better to move that content there and clean it up a bit? | Emiralle 01:53, 13 October 2011 (EDT)
- I do. Maybe just leave a generic overview of the procedure, like for Beginners' Guide/Preparation#Install on a virtual machine, to work as an introduction to "Continue with Boot Arch Linux installer" which IMO should be kept for consistency and continuity. -- Kynikos 07:40, 14 October 2011 (EDT)
Move Auto prepare details further down the guide
I would like to move Beginners' Guide/Installation#Creating filesystems (general information) to just after #How big should my partitions be?, and #Option 1: Auto prepare down just below #A note on journaling as I've done in Beginners' Guide/Installation (Español)#Preparar el disco duro.
The section would look like:
1.4 Prepare hard drive 1.4.1 Partitioning hard disks (general information) 18.104.22.168 Partition type 126.96.36.199 Swap partition 22.214.171.124 Partition scheme 184.108.40.206 How big should my partitions be? 1.4.2 Creating filesystems (general information) 184.108.40.206 Filesystem types 126.96.36.199 A note on journaling 1.4.3 Option 1: Auto prepare 1.4.4 Option 2: Manually partition hard drives 1.4.5 Option 3: Manually configure block devices, filesystems and mountpoints
- Even auto-prepare asks you about the partition sizes and what filesystem you want for / and home. So people have to scroll back and forth for the info anyways.
- This information is healthy for beginners.
Thoughts? | Emiralle 05:34, 13 October 2011 (EDT)
- I like the idea. You may create anchor links to the Option subsections from the bulleted list in Beginners' Guide/Installation#Prepare hard drive. -- Kynikos 07:46, 14 October 2011 (EDT)
- Great idea! I had been thinking the same thing myself...the logical ordering is not quite correct and the proposed re-arrangement is much better. Also, Option 3 is a required follow-up to Option 2. I have edited the guide in a few places to make this clearer. --Sportscliche 03:54, 15 November 2011 (EST)
- This is implemented. Revision for continuity would be good. --Emiralle 21:17, 15 November 2011 (EST)
- There were a lot of continuity problems, but I think I managed to fix everything. It would be nice if someone could proofread this section since a lot of changes were made. --Sportscliche 23:38, 15 November 2011 (EST)
- This is implemented. Revision for continuity would be good. --Emiralle 21:17, 15 November 2011 (EST)
- Great idea! I had been thinking the same thing myself...the logical ordering is not quite correct and the proposed re-arrangement is much better. Also, Option 3 is a required follow-up to Option 2. I have edited the guide in a few places to make this clearer. --Sportscliche 03:54, 15 November 2011 (EST)
Settings for dd in 126.96.36.199
The default value for bytes written/read per time in dd is normally 512 bytes, which can make the performance for dd ridiculously slow and processor usage high in some cases. I recommend adding the options ibs=4M obs=4M in the code snippet.
- I agree. Go for it. Misfit138 18:41, 6 November 2011 (EST)


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2030: Global shifts and Kenya's transformation
What will the world look like in 2030? Clearly, it will be very different from today and some of these changes can already be anticipated. Most of us can remember the year 1996 which is as far back in the past as 2030 is forward in the future. Today's emerging trends will shape the world over the next two decades.
Every five years, the US's National Intelligence Council publishes its analysis of "Global Trends". This time, the analysis looks forward to 2030 and highlights four "megatrends" all of which will probably feel quite intuitive to people living in Africa [1].
The first major trend is an increase in individual empowerment, stemming from declines in poverty, the growth of a global middle class and more widely available communications and other technologies. Second, power will become more diffuse across countries, as emerging markets grow rapidly and many rich countries age and grow sluggishly. Third, demographic changes will take place slowly but inexorably. The world population will continue to rise rapidly and reach 8.3 billion in 2030 mainly on account of increased life expectancy in developing countries despite declining fertility. While some countries will "shrink" (such as Germany) others, like Kenya, will experience significant youth bulges, and rapid urbanization. Finally, as populations grow and increased consumption levels strain existing resources, access to food, energy, and water will become ever more crucial.
So how will the global megatrends play out in the Kenyan context? The 2030 horizon also has a special meaning for Kenya's economic development, not least because its own development strategy is anchored in Vision 2030 [2], Kenya's aspiration to become a vibrant middle-income economy in the next 17 years. In line with global trends, Kenya will have many more people who will live longer, choose to reside in urban areas and benefit from more and better education. If current trends continue, Kenya will have 63 million people, about the same as the UK today. The country's workforce will almost double: from 21 million today to about 39 million while the number of dependents (children and elderly) will grow much more slowly [3]. In other words: the "dependency ratio" (dependents divided by workforce) will decline dramatically (see figure).
Figure: Kenya's big transitions: Demography and geography
Source: World Bank projections
With these big transitions come better economic opportunities, which Kenya has yet to leverage. In other parts of the world, a rising workforce and urbanization have been synonymous with significant and rapid productivity gains and poverty reduction. With more workers and customers, companies are able to produce at scale with lower costs. The East Asian miracle describes a process of rapid industrial expansion which Kenya has not yet experienced. Over the last decade, the share of manufacturing in Kenya's GDP stayed constant at around 10 percent. In 2000, manufacturing was still the second largest sector in the economy (behind agriculture), but now it is fourth, overtaken by transport and communications as well as wholesale and retail trade [4]. Yet, in other parts of the world manufacturing has proven to be the most effective way to offer jobs to bulging youth populations.
In the social sectors these mega transitions will be underpinned by more complex development issues, which will increase further with an urbanizing and aging population. In education, service provision will shift from quantity to quality. In the health sector, Kenya is experiencing a dual disease burden: communicable diseases, such as malaria, diarrhea and AIDS, are still weighing on the country's health system, while non-communicable diseases such as diabetes, high blood-pressure and cancer are emerging, presenting new challenges and higher costs to the health system.
These development challenges require the "second generation" of reforms. These are more complex because they no longer involve 'brick and mortar' development, but rely heavily on improving the quality of public institutions. The reform objectives include raising the quality of education and reducing child and maternal mortality, areas where other middle-income economies are also struggling [5].
By 2030, the world may have completed its shift away from the West and (back) to the East as well as from the North to the South. But this isn't the zero sum game that some pundits like to describe. The emergence of Asia, Africa and Latin America can be to everybody's benefit. The West stands to gain from increasing wealth in emerging economies because they will provide new markets for their products. For example, Germany's auto industry has been steadily stepping up exports to Asia at a time when its traditional markets were looking gloomy.
By 2030, we will be in a different stage of our lives. The authors of this article will be close to retirement (and some of its readers as well). A new generation will be in charge and a new world will come about in making sure Kenya becomes one of the emerging economies of the 2030s.
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Was Mitt Romney correct in a recently surfaced videothat 47 percent of the voting public pay no federal income tax? The figure that he cited originates from a 2011 study conducted by the Tax Policy Center.Although the figure in the study is actually 46.4 percent, the basic claim is true — there is a large swath of U.S. citizens who pay no federal income tax whatsoever.
Who are these people, and why are they exempt?
"They're either paying payroll taxes or they're the elderly," Heather Boushey, senior economist at the Center for American Progress, said in an e-mail. "Only 7.9% of households do not pay any federal taxes, but that's because they're either students, on disability, or unemployed."
These groups may not pay federal income tax, but that's different from paying no taxes whatsoever. "Everyone pays taxes of some sort," Boushey said. "If you have a job, you pay payroll taxes. If you buy things, you pay sales taxes. And people pay taxes to their state and local governments."
Other groups who pay no federal income tax include retirees and people earning $20,000 a year or less. "The elderly don't have to pay income tax on their Social Security benefits, while low income workers qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit or the Child Tax Credit," Boushey said.
Read ahead to see the 10 states with the highest number of people who pay no federal income tax. The rankings are from the Tax Foundationand are from 2010, the nonpartisan tax research group's most recent list.
Eight of the states are considered red, one is leaning toward President Barack Obama and one is a swing state.
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Posted 20 September 2012


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Fox News' media critics ignore recent Hannity, O'Reilly scandals
Research ››› ››› MATT GERTZ
Fox News bills Fox News Watch as a program where "media analysts cover the coverage of the week's biggest stories." But this week's edition completely ignored recent scandals involving its own network: Fox cancelled Sean Hannity's plan to broadcast his show from a tea party event with an admission fee, and Bill O'Reilly issued repeated false claims to defend Fox News' coverage of the health care reform legislation.
Fox News Watch isn't watching Hannity, O'Reilly
Fox News Watch billed as Fox News' media analysis program. Fox News Watch's website promotes the program as: "Host Jon Scott and his panel of media analysts cover the coverage of the week's biggest stories." For example, the program recently analyzed the media's "failure" in the West Virginia mine tragedy, the media's treatment of the pope in the latest sex abuse scandal, the media's reaction to President Obama's Nuclear Security Summit, and whether ABC News "cross[ed] a line by paying for footage of Casey Anthony."
Most recent program examined media's coverage of new Oprah bio, Ailes' new ratings "high." The April 17 edition of Fox News Watch did not mention the scandals involving Hannity and O'Reilly; instead, the program devoted time to whether the media are purportedly ignoring Kitty Kelley's new biography of Oprah Winfrey because they are "protecting their favorite media maven"; whether President Obama was taking "his cue from the mainstream press" when he "t[ook] his shot at the tea party movement"; how The National Enquirer "c[ame] up empty-handed" in the Pulitzer Prize race "despite their [John] Edwards blockbuster"; and how "the top guy at Fox News [Roger Ailes] hits another high, fairness plus balance equals success."
Hannity's Tea Party show taping raised ethical questions
The plan: Want to see Hannity? Pay the Cincy Tea Party. Hannity was scheduled to tape his April 15 Fox News show at the Cincinnati Tea Party's (CTP) 2010 Tax Day Tea Party, which required paid admission, with higher prices charged for better viewing of the program. According to a CTP flyer, "All proceeds benefit the Cincinnati Tea Party," and a CTP official stated that "our tea party people coordinated with [Hannity's] staff to plan the logistics of the event."
Hannity promoted Cincy appearance on 18 shows since early March. According to a Media Matters search of the Nexis database, Hannity promoted his Cincinnati appearance 18 times since March 5. In doing so, Hannity routinely directed viewers to his personal website (Hannity.com) to find out how "you can join us" and "be a part of the studio audience, meet us on our tour." Fox News also routinely aired on-screen text directing viewers to Hannity's website. On his personal website, Hannity linked viewers to the University of Cincinnati box office to buy tickets.
Hannity Tea Party show taping raised ethical eyebrows. On April 14, Media Matters investigative reporter Joe Strupp reported that "Hannity's plan to do his show Thursday night from a Tea Party event in Cincinnati that will charge admission is raising ethical worries among several news and broadcast veterans. The idea that a news show that covers the Tea Party issue, among others, would seek to raise money for the event during a production of the show has some in the industry crying foul." Strupp's report included critical comments from Kevin Smith, president of the Society of Professional Journalists; Alicia Shepard, ombudsman for National Public Radio; Frank Sesno, director of the School of Media and Public Affairs at George Washington University; The Poynter Institute's Bob Steele; and Dow Smith, a journalism professor at Siena College in New York."
"Furious" Fox News execs yanked Hannity from tea party event
Fox News demands Hannity cancel event, requires him to do show from NY studio. The Los Angeles Times reported in an April 15 article that "[a]ngry Fox News executives ordered host Sean Hannity to abandon plans to broadcast his nightly show as part of a Tea Party rally in Cincinnati on Thursday after top executives learned that he was set to headline the event, proceeds from which would benefit the local Tea Party organization." The Times provided this statement from Bill Shine, Fox News' executive vice president of programming: "Fox News never agreed to allow the Cincinnati Tea Party organizers to use Sean Hannity's television program to profit from broadcasting his show from the event. ... When senior executives in New York were made aware of this, we changed our plans for tonight's show."
Wallace on Hannity tea party event: I think "Fox folks were upset when they found out." On the April 16 edition of KTTV's (FOX) Good Day L.A., Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace was asked about the canceled tea party program. He acknowledged that the "rally was canceled," adding, "I think what happened is that the Fox folks were upset when they found out that they were selling tickets to the rally, and that the idea that maybe they were going to be profiting from the rally, and from Sean's involvement in it. I don't know that Sean's in trouble, but I think that there's -- people are looking at Fox, and, you know, how do we avoid being taken advantage of."
NYT: Hannity scandal "caused consternation inside Fox" over "perceived closeness" to tea party. In an April 16 article, The New York Times reported: "The incident caused consternation inside Fox News Channel, which is a unit of the News Corporation, over its perceived closeness to the antigovernment Tea Party movement, especially in its highly rated opinion shows. The network has faced regular accusations that it is promoting -- not just covering -- the Tea Party movement, something that its executives deny."
CNN's Kurtz reports that "Fox now plans to keep a tighter rein on Hannity and others." On his CNN media criticism program Reliable Sources, Howard Kurtz called the planned show an example of how Fox News has "given Hannity and some of the other hosts a really loose rein." He also reported that in the wake of the show's cancellation, "I am told by sources that Fox now plans to keep a tighter rein on Hannity and others." Kurtz added: "I can't remember the last time I've seen a program actually get canceled and the host unceremoniously ordered back to headquarters."
O'Reilly repeatedly offered false defense of Fox News' coverage of purported health insurance jail-time
O'Reilly falsely claimed "[n]obody" on Fox pushed health care jail-time falsehood. On the April 13 edition of his show, O'Reilly responded to Sen. Tom Coburn's (R-OK) suggestion that Fox News perpetuated the false claim that under the health care reform legislation, individuals can be sent to jail for not having health insurance by repeatedly insisting that "nobody" on Fox advanced that claim. In fact, Fox News relentlessly pushed that falsehood -- including on O'Reilly's own show.
Contradicting O'Reilly, Cavuto acknowledged Fox pushed health care jail-time falsehood. On the April 14 edition of his program, Neil Cavuto admitted that Fox News pushed the false claim that, under the health care reform legislation, individuals can be sent to jail for not having health insurance, saying: "I've researched this and a number of Fox personalities had made that comment."
O'Reilly digs in, falsely claims Coburn didn't have "his facts in line." On his April 14 program, O'Reilly again denied Coburn's statement that Fox News pushed the health insurance jail-time falsehood, stating that Coburn "didn't really have his facts in line."
O'Reilly's new bogus spin: Nobody at Fox pushed jail-time falsehood about "final bill." Following criticism from Media Matters, MSNBC's Ed Schultz, and Time magazine's Kate Pickert, O'Reilly claimed on his April 15 program that when "jail time" had been "on the table," Fox News had reported on it, but no one on Fox News made the claim after that provision was supposedly removed. O'Reilly concluded: "Nobody at Fox News reported inaccurately about the Obamacare prison situation. Nobody." In fact, the health care bill Fox News had been reporting on also did not have "jail time" as a penalty for not having health insurance. Moreover, five days before O'Reilly's statement, Fox Business' Eric Bolling made a false statement about "the Obamacare prison situation."
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by Tom Utescher
Penn Charter recently announced that there will be new leadership across the board for the Quakers' varsity basketball programs. Lynard Stewart, a former Temple University star who played professional basketball in Europe for many years, will head the boys' program, and the new skipper for the girls' team will be 1988 PC graduate David Bass, who has coached high school girls successfully at Abington Friends and in the Philly Triple Threat AAU organization.
In addition, legendary Simon Gratz High School mentor Bill Elberbee will serve as an overall advisor and consultant for the Quakers' hoop squads. At Gratz, Elberbee coached Stewart, the NBA's Rasheed Wallace, and many other basketball luminaries.
Penn Charter Director of Athletics Paul Butler observed, "When you think about teachers and coaches, you think about where they came from, because good coaches and teachers were usually the recipient of good coaching teaching themselves. That's the case with both Lynard and David, and of course we're also thrilled to have someone of Bill Ellerbee's experience contributing to our programs."
Stewart played alongside Rasheed Wallace at a time when Gratz was the top-ranked high school team in the nation. After a successful career at Temple, Stewart went abroad to play pro ball in England, Spain, and even China. He appeared most often on teams in the British Basketball League, and retired from the Newcastle Eagles in 2009. In his new role, he can draw on advice not only from Ellerbee, but from his brothers Larry and Stephen, who both have collegiate coaching experience.
"He's been busy putting a staff together," Butler said, "and we were very happy to learn that he'll be joined by Shawn Smith, who was his teammate at Gratz and was a highly respected point guard. Up until last year, Lynard spent a lot of time abroad, but Shawn has been in this area and has a great number of connections that will be helpful."
The new head of the PC girls' program, Bass, worked full time at Abington Friends and will do the same at his alma mater.
"I think he was seeking a new professional challenge and he's happy that it's bringing him back to Penn Charter," noted Butler. "He also has many connections in high school basketball and among the AAU teams.
"I'm really pleased that he'll be able to be here on a full-time basis," the administrator went on. "Coincidentally, a woman who had been working in our diversity department decided to go to another school. David had developed experience in that area at Abington, so it worked out great."
Bass will also help coach varsity track and middle school soccer at Penn Charter.
Butler said that Ellerbee's role is still being defined, but will not involve day-to-day coaching.
The Charter A.D. revealed, "Bill reminded me that he actually taught here at one time."
For many years, summer day camps offered by Penn Charter have included an academic enrichment and tutoring component, and Ellerbee, a longtime math teacher in the Philadelphia public school system, was one of the first members of the camp faculty.
"I think that all three of these men bring a sense of dedication, a commitment to excellence, and a desire to provide kids with an opportunity to compete at a high level," Butler concluded. "They are all men of very high character who have well-known reputations in that area."


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Indian army says 7 rebels killed in Kashmir
SRINAGAR, India (AP) — Indian soldiers killed seven rebels in a gunbattle Monday in the disputed Himalayan region of Kashmir, the army said.
Army spokesman Lt. Col. Nitin Narhar Joshi said the fighting erupted after Indian soldiers came under rebel gunfire while patrolling the forested region of Kupwara.
The report could not be independently verified.
He said the soldiers suffered no casualties and troops are searching for other suspected rebels in the region. The area is about 150 kilometers (95 miles) northwest of Srinagar, the main city in Indian-controlled Kashmir.
Since 1989, an armed uprising and a subsequent crackdown by Indian forces have killed an estimated 68,000 people. Although the armed rebellion is largely suppressed, resentment against Indian rule runs deep and is mainly expressed through street protests.
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When the winter weather blows cold and the clouds outside are gray, it is a great time for a healthy cup of organic vegetable soup.
It nourishes your body and also sends warmth and love to your spirit and soul. It also is tasty and you know what they say, you are what you eat.
The same holds true in your life.
Having good, encouraging people around you warms your soul.
Having a good friend and a loving partner empowers you and soothes your soul.
Doing what you really enjoy and even love to do for your work or career, soothes your soul. Living and working in environments that feel good soothe your soul.
It's like making a delicious batch of organic vegetable soup.
First you decide what veggies you want and then pick the best ones at the market. Then you chop them up and put some time and energy into the cooking process. And you make it up with love and care.
Not only is the soup made of nutritious ingredients that fuel the body, your love and energy permeates the soup and it nourishes the soul.
You create your life the same way.
Choose what you want to create and pick your ingredients carefully.
Pick the best possible people and things to have around you.
You are a reflection of the people and environments that you spend the most time with.Make sure what you do and the people you are doing it with nourish, empower and soothe your soul.
After all, it's nice to enjoy a tasty bowl of soup!
And the meal always taste better with good people to share it with.
🙂 Lee
The Mega Coach


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About Me
Passionate open source advocate, Linux enthusiast and Podcaster. Lives in England, with his wife and daughter. Works for Canonical making Ubuntu and Snapcraft.
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Ubuntu Stuff
For Work
Snap Advocate.
Community management.
Ubuntu Desktop contributor.
For Fun
Co-founder and project lead for Ubuntu MATE.
Project lead for Ubuntu Pi Flavour Maker.
Package maintainer for Debian.
Per-package uploader.
Release team volunteer.
Co-presenter of Ubuntu Podcast.
Ubuntu Touch web apps developer
Speaker at Raspberry Jams, UbuCon, OggCamp and other events.
Ubuntu Online Summit participant:
Other Stuff
Developer and community manager for MATE Desktop
Talking head on the weekly LINUX Unplugged show, by Jupiter Broadcasting.
Organiser at my local Makerspace, BaDHack.
Patron of independent content creators and software developers.
Google Summer of Code 2014 student mentor for openSUSE sponsored projects.
Future Goals
Help organise a community event, perhaps an UbuCon.
Become a Debian Developer.
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I have known Martin for years personally through our local Linux User Group. We worked together on the initial build of Ubuntu MATE which he took over and has been the driving force behind. He's been a fantastic steward of the Ubuntu MATE project. I don't believe anyone else could have got the project to the state it's in without his leadership. I have also worked for the last 3 years on the Ubuntu Podcast. He dived into the podcast with both feet, sorting out infrastructure and automating our processes to streamline show production. Martin is a reliable, friendly, relentlessly active contributor to all the projects he cares about. He cares deeply about the community around his projects, and is always willing to help people. He would be a fine member of the Ubuntu Community Council. -- AlanPope
Martin is everything you want from a great Ubuntu Community member. He works tirelessly to promote Ubuntu at events, through podcasts, and wherever he gets the chance as well as driving technical initiatives like Ubuntu MATE and helping others bring their software to Linux and Ubuntu with Snaps. His enthusiasm is infectious and spending even a short amount of time talking to him it is clear he cares about community, technology, and how others can benefit from free software. For all of these reasons and more Martin would be a great member of the Community Council. -- JamieBennett
I've worked with Martin for a while on a huge range of Ubuntu topics. He takes an interest in the full distro and is very hands-on when it comes to finding, logging and fixing bugs. He's been a tremendous help to the desktop team both through his work in MATE, with upstream and directly on the main Ubuntu Desktop. He's a fantastic ambassador for all things Ubuntu and his work in the community sets the standard for collaborative and welcoming projects. His understanding of Ubuntu processes and the reason the processes exist is deep and wide and he is always happy to offer help to people wanting to get involved in the project that might otherwise be scared off by some of the perceived red tape. Martin would make an outstanding member of the Ubuntu Community Council. -- WillCooke
Within the last year, I have moved from being an OSS consumer to a contributor, and there have been a few key people that have gone above and beyond providing me with information, guidance, and time. Martin is one of them. His wide breadth of knowledge and involvement in the Ubuntu ecosystem, Snapcraft, and podcasting communities has not only been invaluable to me but also to all of those involved. A clear leader, contributor, and advocate for all things Linux. He has been active in the Ubuntu proper, Ubuntu Mate, and numerous other projects, and his cross-project collaboration efforts have been tremendous. Martin would be an exceptional member of the Ubuntu Community Council. -- Dustin Krysak
For me, Martin would be the best person for the Council. He has a constant and quality work and he demostrated with Ubuntu MATE that he has a special touch for driving a community. I would not say +1 to his application, I say +1000. -- costales
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Reviewed By Marcos D (Dublin, CA) Reviewed for a 2005 Land Rover Range Rover —6/22/2009 11:31 AM
I have made a cold air modification on a 2005 Range Rover The air filter cone is directly behind the grill, so water and mist protection was important. INJEN HYDRO SHIELD was a welcomed addition to the system. I recently took a trip to L.A. and the milage improvement was noticable , averaged an increase of 3.7 MPG....... :)


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Price of iPhone 7 Plus and Specifications
iPhone 7 turns out to have 2 variants in its release, iPhone 7 & iPhone 7 Plu s. Now after before discussing the iPhone 7, now Mimin will discuss the tough tally of the iPhone 7 Plus. Intrigued by the full specifications?
This iPhone 7 help has unquestionably interesting specifications, especially in terms of the camera, because the smartphone is supported by a categorically smart rear camera armed in the manner of Dual 12 MP answer camera that is equipped similar to Autofocus Phase Detection, 2X Optical Zoom, OIS and Quad-LED Flash. so that it can fabricate certain and setting image detal.
The flagship smartphone app brings an ideal 5.5-inch screen as soon as a truth of 1080 x 1920 pixels and an IPS LED-backlit IPS LCD panel that presents a clearer screen display and spoils the eyes. The iPhone 7 benefit is also equipped as soon as IP67 certified which has resistance to water and dust. As well as fingerprint sensors to enlarged preserve security.
without difficulty for those of you who are in point of fact avid not quite this cellphone, here I will give a hint for the iPhone 7 pro price and its full specifications:
Body: Front & Body Glass
Screen: 5.5 inch LED-backlit IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen with 1080 x 1920 pixel resolution
Kitchen Runway: 2.34 GHz Quad-core processor (2x Hurricane + 2x Zephyr) + Apple A10 chipset Fusion + GPU PowerVR Series7XT Plus (six-core graphics)
Memory: 3 GB RAM
Storage: 32GB, 128GB, 256GB
Main Camera: 12 MP dual camera (f / 1.8, 28mm, 1/3 ″, OIS) + 12 MP (f / 2.8, 56mm, 1 / 3.6 ″), phase detection autofocus, 2x optical zoom & quad-LED dual- flash tone, video quality2160p @ 30fps, 1080p @ 30/60 / 120fps, 720p @ 240fps
Secondary camera: 7 MP (f / 2.2, 32mm), video quality 1080p @ 30fps & 720p @ 240fps
Connectivity: Single SIM, 4G LTE, Micro USB (v 2.0), Wi-Fi 802.11 a / b / g / n / ac, NFC, GPS, A2DP Bluetooth 4.2 & microUSB 2.0
Sensor: Fingerprint, accelerometer, gyroscope, proximity, barometer & compass
Battery: Non-removable Li-Ion 2900 mAh
OS: iOS 10.0.1, upgradable to iOS 11.3
Color: Jet Black, Black, Silver, Gold, Rose Gold & Red
The advantages of the iPhone 7 Plus
-A very classy and luxurious design typical of an iPhone made of aluminum full metal material.
-The 5.5-inch screen is very comfortable when used to play games, striming videos or other multimedia activities
-Added again with 1020 x 1920 Full HD resolution that offers clear screen display and spoil the eyes
-In addition, the LED-backlit IPS LCD display panel is very optimal for displaying images with better quality with wide viewing angles from all sides
-This smartphone is also equipped with IP67 Certified, so this smartphone has resistance to water and dust
-In addition, it is also equipped with a fingerprint sensor to better maintain the security of smartphone data
-Extensive and varied internal memory with 32/128/256 GB which can be used to store lots of files and applications
-The performance of the innards is strong with the support of the Apple A10 Chipset and 2GB RAM.
-Equipped with the same dual camera with the same 12 MP resolution complete with OIS PDAF and Quad LED Flash that can produce amazing photos
-The main camera also has the ability to record video with 4K Results 2160p @ 30fps.
-Selfie and Video Chat with a 7 MP front camera with complete Face Detection, HDR, and Penorama.
-In addition it is also equipped with a battery that is quite large 2900 mAh which is durable for daily use.
Lack of iPhone 7 Plus
-Only equipped with a single SIM, it is quite troublesome if you have many friends with different cellular providers
-Not equipped with a MicroSD slot to expand its external memory
-The front camera is not equipped with LED Flash, so selfies in dark places are less exciting
-Not yet equipped with fast charging, so that when charging the battery takes a long time
-In addition the battery is also Non-Removable / Fused with the body which is quite difficult when going to open it.
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Do you remember the joy of helping your parents decorate the Christmas tree for the holidays? The sheer delight of pulling out the big box of decorations and putting on the tinsel, the lights, and all the other accoutrements? Build yourself some more wonderful holiday memories with your family thanks to our Trampoline ornaments. Browse through all of the beautiful images, artwork, and text our designer community has created for our selection of Trampoline Christmas ornaments. You can find ornaments with Disney characters on them for your children to enjoy, and adorable animals for the adults. With a couple of different shapes to choose from, you can get yourself a whole new collection of Trampoline ornaments and start a great family tradition!


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Sprint's Clearwire Deal and the Shareholder Math on Approval
One reason Dish Network could stir up some trouble for Sprint's attempt to buy what it doesn't own of Clearwire, is that even before Dish's offer became known Tuesday, Sprint already was facing a nail biter of a merger vote.
Here's how the shareholder math falls at this point.
Sprint owns just over 50% of Clearwire, and the terms of the merger agreement require that it must get the majority of the minority holders to vote for the deal. That means 26% of all outstanding shares need to be voted for Sprint.
When Sprint and Clearwire signed the deal, they announced that three holders — Comcast, Intel, Bright House Newtorks LLC — had agreed to vote in favor. Those three combined hold about 13%.
That leaves Sprint about 13% short of its threshold.


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This year's celebration of National Small Business Week, June 17-21, marks the 50th consecutive year when the U.S. Small Business Administration has designated a special week to recognize this major engine of economic growth.
Statistics make the significance of small business obvious: The SBA reports there are nearly 28 million small businesses in the United States, representing 99.7 percent of all employer firms and accounting for almost half of all private-sector employees.
These small businesses pay 43 percent of the total U.S. private-sector payroll and created 64 percent of net new jobs in the 18 years leading up to 2011.
The 2010 U.S. census shows that in the Rochester metropolitan statistical area we have 19,228 small businesses-defined as those with fewer than 500 employees-including 16,586, or 86 percent, that have fewer than 20 employees. Overall, small businesses employ 196,553 people in our metro area.
But behind these numbers, the face of small business is changing-to one that is more seasoned than ever before.
National studies show that more people over age 50 are starting small businesses today. These so-called "encore entrepreneurs" are the fastest-growing group of new business owners in the nation.
Why would seniors, at their stage in life, take on the financial and emotional risks of being encore entrepreneurs?
Some seniors are financially secure and want to pursue their dream businesses at last. Or they are in a position to offer a non-profit business service, one meeting a social need and providing a positive community impact.
But other seniors are starting businesses out of necessity. They need to supplement retirement funds battered by the Great Recession or to find alternative employment in a difficult job market.
Locally, this age group is sizable. According to the 2010 census, the median age for Monroe County is 38.5 years and the average among all six counties in the metro area is 40.6. The data also show that 24 percent of Monroe County residents and close to 25 percent of all Rochester metro residents are between the ages of 50 and 69, in the prime market segment for encore entrepreneurs.
Financial institutions are tailoring services to assist senior startups, as well as all small business ventures. At First Niagara, we created a business unit last year dedicated to serving small-business customers in our five geographic areas. This year, we supported that with enhanced business checking products designed to save small-business owners money.
For those in the 50-plus group looking to start a business, the SBA also supports encore entrepreneurs through several partnerships, including one with AARP, and its own 50-plus tool kit to help start or own a business.
So as we salute the importance of small business next week, 50 is the magic number to keep in mind-50 for the consecutive years of celebrating National Small Business Week and 50-plus for the age group representing the new wave of small-business owners.
Paul Pichoske is Central New York small-business team leader for First Niagara Bank, overseeing the Rochester and Syracuse markets.
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