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  • Realtor with major computer issues, any help?

    11/19/2008 6:34:04 AM PST · by TheBattman · 40 replies · 933+ views
    The mind of me (and my Step-Father) | 11/19/2008 | me
    OK... I will make this as brief as I can: My Step-Father is a Real Estate agent just outside of Houston, TX (Tomball and the Woodlands area). He uses Windows XP, and has a history of computer troubles, mostly related to scripts and worms that for some reason every Anti-Virus he has ever used just won't seem to keep out. I have jokingly told him to buy a Macintosh next time around... but he has held to his Realtor-related business requires Windows. Fine... Well, about every two weeks, his Internet Explorer (latest version) will not work at all - it...
  • Ops Tempo May Require Larger Marine Corps, Commandant Says

    11/22/2006 3:19:32 PM PST · by SandRat · 7 replies · 431+ views
    WASHINGTON, Nov. 22, 2006 -- The Marine Corps may have to grow to keep up a tempo of operations that has caused individual and institutional stress in the force, the service's commandant said here today. At a roundtable discussion with the Pentagon press corps, Gen. James Conway said working to alleviate the individual and institutional strain on the Marine Corps is his major goal as commandant.Marines spend seven months deployed to Iraq and seven months home. In 2003, the general told reporters, he said the stress would show by the third deployment. “I was wrong,” he said today. Turnover in the units has...
  • Helicopter mission changes as rescue tempo slows (USAF)

    09/07/2005 6:46:09 PM PDT · by SandRat · 2 replies · 377+ views
    Air Force Links ^ | Sep 7, 2005 | Louis A. Arana-Barradas
    JACKSON, Miss. -- As the forced evacuation of New Orleans continues, Air Force helicopter crews here are flying fewer rescues and conducting more ferry missions from evacuee collection points. Though aircrews still have a high operations tempo and their helicopters are flying much more than usual, it is different from the first hectic days after Hurricane Katrina left a path of death and destruction along the Gulf Coast. “There was plenty of rescue work to go around then. You could fly over New Orleans and it was like a scene right out of a movie. There were helicopters everywhere,” said...
  • A CNN/AQ Connection In Turkey?

    08/09/2005 2:01:42 PM PDT · by prairiebreeze · 2 replies · 384+ views
    CaptainsQuartersblog.com ^ | August 9 2005 | Captain Ed
    MEMRI provides a bit of shocking information from Turkey in its latest dispatch of Arabic translations for the West. A Turkish terrorist group has launched a newspaper in Istanbul, Kaide ('al-Qaeda' in Turkish), which it distributes across the entire country: The Turkish political weekly Tempo, along with some major Turkish daily newspapers including Milliyet,Aksam and Cumhuriyet, reported that the Islamist Turkish terrorist organization Great East Islamic Raiders Front (IBDA-C) has begun publishing a new weekly, Kaide ("Al-Qaeda" in Turkish) which openly praises its namesake and idolizes Osama bin Laden. Kaide, which looks like an Al-Qaeda bulletin and includes all Al-Qaeda...
  • Ford GT supercar priced at 139,995 US dollars

    12/31/2003 10:49:16 AM PST · by presidio9 · 95 replies · 3,993+ views
    AFP ^ | Wed, Dec 31, 2003
    When Ford Motor Co.s much-anticipated rival to Ferrari goes on sale next summer, it will debut with a 139,995 US dollar price tag. Ford officials announced pricing for its 2005 Ford GT supercar Monday at the Greater Los Angeles Auto Show, nearly two years after the vehicle debuted as a concept in Detroit at the 2002 North American International Auto Show. The company will begin building the GT in Wixom, Michigan, early next summer in volumes limited to about 1,750 units annually over a two-year production run. "The Ford GT is a showcase of Ford Motor Companys heritage," says Marty...