South Portland Asbestos
South Portland Asbestos
{Creative is well-known for their line of audio products for computers, so it is no surprise to see the company roll out yet another addition to the sound card family which they're noted for, in the form of the Sound Blaster X-Fi Surround 5.1 Pro. I clearly remember back in the days when I was running a 486DX 33MHz, and was extremely envious of my friends who had an 8-bit Sound Blaster since they loved games in a really different way while I had to settle for lousy beeps and boops on the PC speaker itself. The only game which I was thoroughly impressed with using a PC speaker was Loom by LucasArts, boy did that blow the mind (and ears) away! But I digress - back to the topic at hand, which we will look at the Creative announces Sound Blaster X-Fi Surround 5.1 Pro in greater detail after the jump.
This is a portable sound card since it is really an USB audio solution, so that means plug and play magic right from the get go. First of all, your ears will be able to delight in THX TruStudio Pro audio technology that allows you to easily enhance your onboard audio for notebook or desktop PCs. The Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Surround 5.1 Pro is capable of offering maximum entertainment for the home in right 5.1 surround sound, giving you a more or less instant upgrade to a THX TruStudio Pro entertainment system with 5.1 surround sound when plugged in. Among the features of the Creative announces Sound Blaster X-Fi Surround 5.1 Pro include :-
High-quality, gold-plated RCA stereo and optical digital out for 24-bit/96kHz playback performance when connected to the PC via USB 2.0Recording capability up to 24-bit/96kHzDolby Digital Live! with a single cable connection to a decoder or home theatre system for compelling 5.1 surround sound from any sourceCyberlink PowerDVD software (free download) with DTS and Dolby Digital-EX decoding delivers a cinematic DVD movie experienceCompact IR remote controls mute, volume and playbackMicrophone and headphone jacksXP, Vista and Windows 7 compliant
It will arrive in markets from the middle of next month onwards for $59.99 a pop, which isn't too expensive when you reckon about it. After all, to see so much technology packed into something this small is always a joy and wonder to behold.|For "Harry Potter" fans, the beginning of the end is just around the corner - the first film in the saga's two-part cinematic conclusion, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows," hits theaters this Friday (November 19). And, since MTV News knows just how agonizing those last few days of waiting can be, we're easing the pain with a ridiculous amount of Harry Potter Week coverage over the next five days and beyond. First up this morning, we've got a bevy - yes, a bevy - of "Deathly Hallows" photos just waiting for your perusal. Click on the image below to see Harry, Ron, Hermione and Voldemort in action in our gallery of 70+ photos from the film.|South Portland, Maine's residents are currently considering borrowing over $41 million to renovate the local high school, which has fallen into considerable disrepair. Some parents believe the money is needed to address concerns highlighted by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEAC), as the school's accreditation has been threatened because of its "ancient and deteriorating" building.
The bond issue proposal will be on the municipal ballot in November. South Portland resident and father of three, John Jamieson, clarified his support of the proposal to invest in the school by suggesting that "If this continues to prosper, it's a excellent trickledown effect where, potentially, property values go up, more money is spent in the community, it has a long-lasting positive footprint. And the antithesis is, unfortunately, right too, because if it's not reinvested, if it's not an accredited school, the foundation weakens, values go down."
South Portland High is facing structural cracks, no disabled access, poor ventilation, mold and asbestos. If materials containing asbestos are compromised, toxic fibers can become airborne and easily inhaled, putting students and staff at risk of asbestos-related diseases, such as mesothelioma, a rare cancer of the lining of organs called the mesothelium. This aggressive cancer affects different parts of the body, namely the heart and the lungs, and peritoneal mesothelioma affects the lining of the abdomen.
The $41.5 million bond money will also go toward building extra classrooms and a new cafeteria. Supporters say more space will be needed when the school population increases from 900 to a projected 1,100 students in seven years.
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