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Box with removable hard disks

The invention discloses a box with removable hard disks. The box comprises a box body, and a U-shaped cavity is formed in the box body made of a metal material; a circle of grooves matched with the hard disks are formed in the inner wall of the U-shaped cavity; a plurality of fixed point contact plates are further uniformly arranged at the bottom of the circle of grooves; shock absorption rubber is uniformly arranged on surfaces where the circle of grooves are fitted with the bottom of the box body; and a baffle is further hinged to the end surface where the U-shaped cavity of the box body is formed. With the adoption of the structure, the box is convenient to carry; in a process of frequently inserting and removing the hard disks, the hard disks are not seriously abraded; and meanwhile, an anti-vibration structure is correspondingly arranged, so that the hard disks are prevented from anti-vibration abrasion, and the hard disks are safer to use.Tenacious Nanny offering over 20 years of comprehensive experience in all facets of caring for children between the ages of birth to 15. Proven ability to teach new skills and support childhood development. Exemplify proficiency in leadership with solid conflict resolution skills.
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Wise Installation Studio 7.0 Discontinued - Where should we go now?
What do you recommend we do as we have > 9m customers rolled out with our software and as you can imagine we need a pretty reliable and pain free alternative. Would WPS suffice?
WPS is more or less WIS with bells on (e.g. Conflict Management) so, if you want a relatively painless transition, then WPS is the route of least resistance. There is a H U G E caveat, however.
From where I'm sitting, Symantec grabbed Altiris for one reason and one reason only: Altiris Deployment System. The Wise family came along by default. Under Symantec's stewardship (and Altiris's before, to be fair), the Wise product family has been left to wilt. Their record of keeping up with technology is - to put it kindly - woeful. The straw which broke the camel's back for me was that v7 SP4 was launched as v8. Consequently, even though I prefer WPS to IS in day-to-day use, I have been advising clients using it to plan a move to IS instead of to WPS v8.
I am using WPS v8 as a followup of WPS v7 and I love it. Ok, it costs some money, but the support from Symantec is nice and it works every time for me packaging our software.
As I said, I prefer WPS to IS (I would hesitate to say that I love it, though). The issue is the foot-dragging, snail's pace in keeping up with technology. Can you remember how long it took for them to add 64-bit support, for example? Shameful...utterly shameful...
I'd like to mention that, having made the switch from Wise to InstallShield myself a number of years ago, it wasn't that painful [;)]. I can understand you'll miss a number of custom Wise Wizards and a certain way of working, but in the end they're both shells on top of the same Windows Installer tech. Tbh, the only things I miss in Installshield from time to time are WiseScript (and there I have VBS) and what I seem to remember as easier recompiles of MSIs with different media options. But that's about it...
I'd say Paul, that, definitely given the current outlook of WPS, it's time to bite the bullet and switch. Maybe get someone in with IS experience for a few months, to ease the transition. If that's an option.
PRAGUE, September 14. /TASS/. The Prague City Court ruled to detain Russian citizen Alexander Franchetti, apprehended earlier in the Prague International Airport under a Ukrainian request.
Franchetti’s lawyer appealed this decision immediately at the court room. The appeal will be reviewed by a higher court in 14 days. Franchetti has been transported to the Pankrac Prison in Prague.
The defendant categorically denies all allegations put forth by Kiev authorities. The court hearing took place behind closed doors; it was attended by the Russian embassy consular section head. The Russian citizen was provided with a Czech lawyer.
According to the embassy spokesman, Russian diplomats remain in contacts with Czech authorities, as well as Franchetti’s relatives and his lawyer.Wizards Report Card: Nick Young
It seems appropriate to discuss Nick Young's season after his 23-point performance in last night's win over Charlotte because it offered a taste of what kind of talent the second-year guard has. Still, those nights have been too sporadic and his game too inconsistent to really have a read on where he's going as a pro.
Nick is averaging 10.9 points on 44 percent shooting with 1.2 assists and 1.9 rebounds in 22.3 minutes. Last season, as a rookie, he averaged 7.5 points on 43.9 percent shooting with 0.8 assists and 1.5 rebounds in 15.4 minutes so statistically, his improvement has been slight though he's having a nice little push here towards the end of the season offensively. (In the last 10 games, he's averaging 13.2 points on 45 percent shooting with 1.5 assists and 1.9 rebounds).
Defensively, I see the same guy: Someone who has the long arms, quickness and overall athletic ability to be a good defender and sometimes does a solid job individually but also a guy who gets stuck on screens way too often and often looks totally lost in the team defensive set.
One sequence from last night's game perfectly illustrated where Nick is as a pro right now: During the second quarter, Javaris Crittenton lofted a beautiful alley-oop pass to the rim and Young rose up and threw down a spectacular dunk. On the very next defensive possession, Raja Bell walked Nick down into a screen, lost him and then buried a 21-foot jumper before he could recover.
Like a lot of the young Wiz, Young is capable of the special play but still learning to make the basic one.
Another thing about Nick that concerns me is his up-and-down nature mentally. If he hits his first shot or two, he gets sky high rolls from there. If he misses or makes a mistake, he tends to go in the tank. That will have to change for him to be a consistent player at this level because the competition is simply too good and the opponents too mentally tough.
The questions boil down to: Can Nick be a consistent scorer for a veteran team like next season's Wizards (assuming Arenas, Butler, Jamison, Haywood and Stevenson all return healthy and ready to roll)? Or, is he just a role guy a coach throws into a game to see if he can get hot and provide some juice?
In terms of work ethic, Nick unquestionably loves the game. He's always on the court before and after practice playing games of one-on-one, throwing down dunks etc. But will he ever be a guy who pores over the scouting report, learns the tendencies of his opponent and really becomes a student of the game? Will he be just a one-dimensional player who can score? Or will be grow as a passer and all-around playmaker?
The jury is out on those questions, but he is still young and has time. It's going to be a big summer for Nick.
I'll give him a C for the season.
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March 26, 2009; 12:03 PM ET
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Posted by: joe2chase | March 26, 2009 12:14 PM | Report abuse
RE: Arenas
Judging by the notes Ivan had (), Arenas will not be playing any back-to-back games and will only play 2 road games. By my count, that leaves 5 games he'll be playing in.
If he's not healthy enough that this team (or he) has to take precautions, is he really healthy enough to go?
Throughout the season, I was pushing for him to play, but over the last 4 weeks, it just doesn't make any sense, given Tapscott's subbing patterns, lottery fight, etc. The only reason I think is legitimate is the lack of bodies, as only 8 guys played last night.
I'm not saying that he could get re-injured, as many have pointed out that he could re-injure himself getting out a car. My