Dude, remember when I told you that running multiple chunks of code in parallel, i.e., multi-threading, was evil? Remember how you didn't listen to me? Well, I noticed that you are manipulating some stuff from chunk one in chunk two. What are you going to do if chunk one suddenly ends and the stuff disappears?

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1. How do we handle licensing Vista virtualized across multiple machines?
   • "A hardware partition or blade is considered a separate device." --
   • "You may use the software on up to two processors on that device at one time."
   • "You may use the software installed on the licensed device within a virtual (or otherwise emulated) hardware system. If you do so, you may not play or access content or use applications protected by any Microsoft digital, information or enterprise rights management technology or other Microsoft rights management services or use BitLocker."
2. What is "pooling"? Timesharing?
   • "Except as provided in the Device Connections and Other Access Technologies sections below, only one user may use the software at a time."
   • "Hardware or software you use to · pool connections, or · reduce the number of devices or users that directly access or use the software (sometimes referred to as “multiplexing” or “pooling”), does not reduce the number of licenses you need."
3. Did I buy Vista? Nope.
   • "The software is licensed, not sold. This agreement only gives you some rights to use the software. Microsoft reserves all other rights."
   • "You may not... rent, lease or lend the software..."
   • "You may not... use the software for commercial software hosting services."
4. Will I get support? Don't count on it.
   • "Because the software is “as is,” we may not provide support services for it."
   • "The software is licensed “as-is.” You bear the risk of using it. Microsoft gives no express warranties, guarantees or conditions."
   • "To the extent permitted under your local laws, Microsoft excludes the implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and non-infringement."
5. What if something breaks, or I lose critical data? Tough luck.
   • "You can recover from Microsoft and its suppliers only direct damages up to U.S. $5.00. You cannot recover any other damages, including consequential, lost profits, special, indirect or incidental damages."
   • "It also applies even if Microsoft knew or should have known about the possibility of the damages."

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• has received extensive training
• was a regular at Bath Opera, including being a lead in Verdi Don Carlos
• spent two summers touring northern Italy with a major opera school, taking master classes with top stars, including Mr. Pavarotti
• won £8,000 in 1999 on a TV talent show

Paul Potts (Don Carlos) is a relative new comer to Grand Opera after an apprenticeship in Gilbert and Sullivan in Bristol.. His claim to fame is his 1999 appearance on Michael Barrymore's My Kind of Music. This was followed by singing for Bath Opera in Turandot as Prince of Persia and Herald. He has since performed with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and spent three months touring Northern Italy as a soloist, training under top teachers Mario Melani and Svetlana Sidrova. He has been invited back for a concert to be recorded and also for a masterclass with Luciano Pavarotti. Future plans include a summer tour with the RPO.

reinvent Maestro Limpio®, Buena Vibra® and Salvo® - packaging + in-store design competition - reinvent the package design of Maestro Limpio®, Buena Vibra®, Salvo®, (you can choose to develop one or more of the products) create the difference in the eyes of the consumer through: easier usage, fun usage, avoiding product waste, promoting reusability and more! Maestro Limpio® is a hard-surface cleaning brand that holds the following product forms: liquid multiuse cleaner, anti-grease spray, anti-stain spray, liquid bathroom cleaner, liquid aromatizers for floor cleaning, solid dust cleaner and solid scratch remover. Buena Vibra® is a hard surface liquid-cleaner Salvo® is a dish washing detergent in powder and liquid forms. note: the product name of Maestro limpio® varies from country to country, and is more commonly known as Mr Clean® examples of these three products can be seen > here < for your reference

awards - in-store point of sale design: $4000 USD. - packaging: $4000 USD. the organizers will assign honorable mentions to other projects (beyond the winner in each of the categories) that will be considered particularly meaningful for aesthetic, functional or technical reasons. PROCTER & GAMBLE undertakes, in the event that it uses for production one of the designs submitted for the contest (wholly or in part), to pay a one-off fee to the designer of $2000 USD. this does not apply to the 2 winners, their fee is the prize as written above.

Sue immediately found a room that had no windows, no natural light, and a big lock on the door, and she just secluded herself from all the other students. I spent a lot of time trying to get in the door. Once I did get in we realized we were quite happy in each other's company.

SW: Probably a quite recent one, actually. I think maybe when we first got to London we felt a little bit vulnerable and possibly made stuff that we thought would be successful, as opposed to things we actually felt comfortable with ourselves. It's only in the last three or four years that I've actually begun to feel comfortable making work that I feel is real. This would include some of the first light pieces we did, such as "Forever," or "The Fountain" and "Excessive Sensual Indulgence." Also the first shadow work we did, called "Miss Understood and Mr. Meanor." IS: Does that one involve garbage? SW: Yeah, it was the first piece using garbage. We fumbled around in the studio making it and were really embarrassed by it. We didn't think it was any good. It was made up out of found objects that I collected, things like bean tins and other rubbish. IS: And the shadows of your profiles on the wall, are these actually made by the shape of the sculpted garbage? SW: Yes. Making the sculpture is one thing, but then disguising the fact that it makes the shadow is another--that's why the sculptures are such odd shapes. TN: The light pieces are very hands-on, but they can be manufactured elsewhere. The rubbish pieces are too, but we need to do those ourselves--they're very time-consuming. SW: Just because you can't afford bronze or other materials is no excuse for not making art. There's good material everywhere.

I’ve already commented on how much I like the brightness of the screen. And I have had a chance to view it outdoors. (Still no successful way to take a picture of this, sorry.) It is readable in outdoor conditions, but the screen brightness needs to be turned up, especially on bright days. That said, the screen collects dust, grease, and oils from anything that comes in contact with it. After using it in Tablet mode for any length of time it can be quite covered with residue. What I’ve noticed that I find troubling is that this residue does cause the stylus to drag a bit as it passes over a dirty area. And if you take the X61 outside the residue shows up as a white chalky looking mess. This seems to defeat the idea behind SuperView in my mind and I find it troubling. I’m not sure what the best method to clean the screen is, and I worry about using any cleaning solution on it until I get some word about what is recommended. Some of the smudges and residue can be removed with a dry cloth designed for cleaning screens (like the ones by 3M) but in some cases it still leaves residue behind. I’ve also discovered that if, on a hot day, any of the residue is still moist or damp, it just gets smeared around if you try to clean it. I have more success if the screen is completely dry. The real plus of the SuperView technology is that the screen is easier to read under fluorescent lighting which is what we have in our rehearsal hall. This is a big plus for me. [emphasis mine]

My personal tastes here, I would not call this an indoor/outdoor display. The viewability is better outdoors than screens (like the x60) that don't have the SuperView Bonding. (Look for other posts on that on the site.) But it isn't designed for outdoor use in the context that many think of has indoor/outdoor. [emphasis mine]