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Comparison of hex editors

== General ==
Basic general information about the applications.
 	Creator 	Software license	Cost 	Latest stable version 	Windows 	Macintosh	Linux
febooti fileTweak Hex Editor	febooti Software 	Proprietary 	Free 	1.0 (November, 2004) 	(Win95 and up)	 	
frhed 	Raihan Kibria 	GPL 	Free 	1.1 beta1 (March 15, 2002)	(Win95 and up)	 	
HEdit 	Yuri Software 	Proprietary 	USD 100	3.0 	 	 	
Hex Workshop 	BreakPoint Software	Proprietary 	USD 50 	4.23 (February, 2004) 	(Win95 and up)	 	
HHD Software Free Hex Editor	HHD Software 	Proprietary 	Free 	3.12 (October 12, 2005) 	(Win95 and up)	 	
HHD Software Hex Editor 	HHD Software 	Proprietary 	USD 25 	3.12 (October 12, 2005) 	(Win95 and up)	 	
XVI32 	Christian Maas 	Proprietary 	Free 	2.51 	(Win95 and up)	 	
= See also =
* Hex editor
File comparison tools
Category:Hex editor
Conan the Barbarian

Literary character created by Robert E. Howard in a series of fantasy pulp stories in the 1930's.
The Conan stories take place in the mythical (created by Howard) "Hyborian Age", between the time of the sinking of Atlantis and the rise of the known ancient civilizations.
Conan is a superbly-formidable barbarian warrior from the northern land of Cimmeria, who in the course of the tales has many colorful and exciting adventures with fabulous monsters, evil wizards, and delicious wenches and princesses. After many battles, Conan eventually becomes king of Aquilonia, the most powerful kingdom of the age.
The Conan stories are informed by the popular interest of the time in unscientific ideas on evolution and "social Darwinism". Are some peoples destined to rule over others? Are our physical and mental characteristics the result of our experiences or our inheritance from our ancestors?
The character of Conan has proven durably popular, resulting in pastiche Conan stories being assembled by later writer such as Lin Carter and L. Sprague de Camp from Howard's notes and by rewriting his stories of other similar heroes. Conan has also appeared in comic books and in films, played by Arnold Schwartzenneger
Congregational churches in Leicester

Throughout the City's long history there have been a number of places of worship in Leicester of various denominations. As part of the documenting of these numerous denominations the following is a list of all Congregational Churches both open and closed :
==Open Churches==
*Abbots Road (now United Reformed Church)
*Dumbleton Avenue, (now Christchurch United Reformed Church)
*Hinckley Road, (now Westcotes United Reformed Church)
*London Road, Clarendon Park Congregational Church
*The Common, Evington (now Wycliffe United Reformed Church)
==Closed Churches==
*Bath Street, Belgrave
*Bond Street
*College Street
*Gallowtree Gate
*Granby Street
*Humberstone Road
==References==
*London Road
*Main Street, Humberstone
*Millstone Lane
*Oxford Street
*Peel Street
*Sanvey Gate
*Willow Street
Consulate-General of Pakistan, Chicago

The Consulate-General of Pakistan in Chicago is a diplomatic mission of Pakistan in Chicago, Illinois, United States. It is located in Suite 728 at 333 North Michigan Avenue."."
The consulate opened in January 2005. An inaugural ceremony was held on Saturday January 22, with Richard M. Daley, Mayor of Chicago, inaugurating the consulate. During the ceremony, Jehangir Karamat, Ambassador of Pakistan to the United States, made the opening remarks."Pak Consulate Chicago opens, Mayor Daley and Ambassador Karamat felicitate hard working Pakistani community." Pakistan Press International. January 23, 2005. Retrieved on December 16, 2009.
==References==
==External links==
* Chicago Consulate at Embassy of Pakistan in the United States
Chicago
Category:2005 establishments
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Coronavirus

Coronaviruses are believed to cause a large percentage of all common colds in adults. They induce colds primarily in the winter and early spring. Of the more than 30 isolated strains, three or four infect humans. The importance of coronaviruses as causative agents is hard to assess because, unlike rhinoviruses, they are difficult to grow in the laboratory.
There have been reports that a coronavirus may be the cause of severe acute respiratory syndrome, a serious contagious disease first reported in 2003.
Council on American–Islamic Relations

The Council on American Islamic Relations', known by its acronym CAIR, is a non-profit pro-Islam organization in the USA. Their headquarters are in Washington, D.C., and they have chapters across America. 
CAIR was established to promote a positive image of Islam and Muslims in America. 
CAIR portrays itself as the voice of mainstream, moderate Islam. However CAIR is also a highly controversial organization; its leadership and members publicly support known terrorist organizations such as Hizbollah and Hamas. (The State Department of the United States classified these groups as terrorist organizations). Imams affiliated with CAIR are often Islamist. CAIR has been accused of inciting death threats against moderate American Muslims. Many Jewish groups accuse CAIR of promoting Anti-Semitism.
CAIT official website
See also: Islamist, Islam
=== External links ===
CAIR accused of inciting death threats against moderate Muslims
Cripple

A person or animal that is partially disabled or unable to use a limb or limbs: cannot race a horse that is a cripple. 
A damaged or defective object or device. 
crip·pled, crip·pling, crip·ples 
To cause to lose the use of a limb or limbs. 
To disable, damage, or impair the functioning of: a strike that crippled the factory.
Crossover

Crossover may mean more than one thing:
*Crossover in genetics is an exchange of material between two chromosomes.
*In genetic algorithms, crossover (genetic algorithm) refers to an analogues process to genetic crossover in a computer program.
*A crossover may also refer to a particular type of electronic filter.
*In music is said to crossover when it has commercial success in a genre other than that it was originally aimed at, or in multiple genres; see crossover music.
*The term crossover is sometimes referred to when a character from one work of fiction appears in an other work of fiction, usually be a different author. Both the DC Universe and the Marvel Universe were originally built with crossovers between various superheroes. See fictional crossovers
Current History

Current History is the oldest United States publication devoted exclusively to world affairs. Current History was founded by The New York Times in 1914 in order to provide detailed coverage of World War I. The magazine has no institutional, political, or governmental affiliations, and is privately owned.
Past contributors to Current History have included George Bernard Shaw, Winston Churchill, Charles Beard, and Henry Steele Commager. In more recent years, it has featured names like James Schlesinger, Marshall Goldman, Peter Arnett, and Francis Fukuyama.
==External Links==
*Current History's website
Category:Political magazines
DTV radio

Satellite television radio (or STR) is an informal term which describes the music channels that are provided with a digital television service. In terms of price and musical variety, STR falls somewhere between regular AM or FM radio, and satellite radio. However, because it is delivered through a digital signal, the actual sound quality is equal to satellite radio.
STR cannot be purchased as service on its own. To obtain it, one must subscribe to a digital television service, typically satellite televison or digital cable. STR music channels are usually provided as part of the "basic" television subscription service or package.
== Number of channels ==
The number of music channels offered varies with each service provider. In the United States, DirecTV offers 36 channels provided by Music Choice, and Dish Network offers 95 channels, 65 provided by Sirius Satellite Radio.
In Canada, Bell ExpressVu offers 45 channels provided by Galaxie, and StarChoice and Rogers Digital Cable each offer 40 music channels: 20 provided by MaxTrax, the other 20 provided by Galaxie.
== Listening to STR ==
One can listen to an STR channel simply by entering the channel on their TV. However, this requires leaving the television power on, and uses televison speakers which are fairly limited in sound quality. Therefore, the recommended setup consists of connecting the audio outputs of the television set-top box directly to a stereo system. Set-top boxes typically have an extra set of audio outputs to facilitate this. Also, as a song is playing, additional information such as the song title, artist and album, typically appear on the television screen.
== External links: ==
* Music Choice 
* Galaxie
* Max Trax
DYEA

MOR 99.7 Española (DYEA-FM 99.7 MHz Española) is an FM station of ABS-CBN and Palawan Broadcasting Corporation in Sofronio Española, Palawan. 
==ABS-CBN FM Radio Stations==
Further information: ABS-CBN FM radio network
==See also== 
*Palawan Broadcasting Corporation
Category:Radio stations in the Philippines 
Category:Palawan radio stations
Category:Radio stations established in 1965
Category:ABS-CBN Corporation
Category:1965 establishments in the Philippines
Dalmatian

Dalmatian may refer to:
*Dalmatae, an ancient bellicose people mostly classed as an Illyrian tribe;
*Dalmatian language, an extinct Romance language;
*Dalmatian (dog), a breed of dog, noted for its white coat with either black or liver spots.
*Dalmatia, a region mainly in the southern part of modern Croatia.
bs:Dalmatinac (čvor)
id:Dalmatian
Dalmatian (language)

Dalmatian is an extinct Romance language formerly spoken along the Dalmatian coast of Croatia, near Dubrovnik. Its last native speaker was killed by a landmine in 1898. It was more related to Italian than the nearby <a href="http://www.wikipedia.org/romanian">Romanian</a> dialects such as the nearly-extinct <a href="http://www.wikipedia.org/Istro-Romanian>Istro-Romanian</a> also spoken in the former Yugoslavia. Also called Vegliot or Ragusan.
Dark Souls

Dark Souls is an upcoming video game being developed by From Software. It is the spiritual successor to Demon's Souls.http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/32765/Dark_Souls_Revealed_as_Followup_to_Demons_Souls.phphttp://www.destructoid.com/dark-souls-the-spiritual-successor-to-demon-s-souls-192993.phtml
David Burke (Canadian politician)

David Burke is a former Canadian politician, who served as the interim leader of the Prince Edward Island New Democratic Party in 1982 and 1983."PEI voters retain Tory government". The Globe and Mail, September 28, 1992.
He took over the leadership following the resignation of Douglas Murray;Sheilagh M. Dunn, The Year in Review, 1982: Intergovernmental Relations in Canada. Queen's University Press, 1982. ISBN 9780889110380. pp. 23-25. a leadership convention was planned for fall 1982, but the issuance of writs for the 1982 provincial election forced the postponement of the convention until 1983."Provincial New Democratic Party Leader David Burke expects to...". United Press International, September 23, 1982. He led the party in the election campaign, in which the party fielded just three candidates provincewide and garnered just 0.5 per cent of the popular vote. He was the party's councilman candidate in 5th Queens, but did not win.
He was succeeded as party leader in 1983 by Jim Mayne.Agar Adamson, "A Note on the 1982 Prince Edward Island General Election". Canadian Parliamentary Review, Vol. 6 No. 4 (1983).
Burke subsequently ran as the federal New Democratic Party's candidate in Hillsborough in the 1984 federal election, but was not elected."List of candidates across Canada for Sept. 4 ballot". The Globe and Mail, August 8, 1984.
==References==
Category:Possibly living people
Category:New Democratic Party of Prince Edward Island leaders
De La Salle University

De La Salle University (DLSU) is one of the leading universities in the Philippines. It is a Catholic university founded by the Brothers of Christian Schools in 1911. It is a university system made up of eight autonomous institutions providing primary, secondary, and tertiary levels of education. The system is headed by a system president.
==Related Articles==
*DLS Araneta University
*DLS Santiago Zobel School
*DLSU Canlubang
*DLSU College of Saint Benilde
*DLSU Dasmariñas
*DLSU Health Sciences Campus
*DLSU Manila
*DLSU Professional Schools, Inc.
==External Resources==
*DLSU System http://system.dlsu.edu.ph
*DLSU Santiago Zobel http://www.zobel.dlsu.edu.ph 
*DLSU Canlubang http://www.canlubang.dlsu.edu.ph 
*DLSU College of Saint Benilde http://www.csb.dlsu.edu.ph 
*DLSU Dasmariñas http://www.dasma.dlsu.edu.ph 
*DLSU Health Sciences Campus http://www.hsc.dlsu.edu.ph 
*DLSU Manila http://www.dlsu.edu.ph 
*DLSU Professional Schools, Inc. http://www.psi.dlsu.edu.ph
Demographics of Auckland

Auckland is New Zealand's most populous city. In the 2006 census 1,303,068 persons declared themselves as residents of the Auckland region - about one-third (32.38%) of New Zealand's total population.http://www.stats.govt.nz/Census/2006CensusHomePage/QuickStats/AboutAPlace/SnapShot.aspx?id=1000002&type=region&ParentID= Auckland is known for having a large multicultural mix with the largest polynesian city in the world. 
==Future growth==
Auckland is expecting substantial population growth via immigration and natural population increases (which contribute to growth at about one-third and two-thirds, respectively)Can We Stop growth? (from the ARC website), and is set to grow to an estimated 2 million inhabitants by 2050.Executive Summary (PDF) (from the Auckland Regional Growth Strategy document, ARC, November 1999. Retrieved 2007-10-14.) This substantial increase in population will have a major impact on transport, housing and other infrastructure that is in many cases already considered under pressure. It is also feared by some organisations, such as the Auckland Regional Council, that urban sprawl will result from the growth and, as a result, that it is necessary to address this proactively in planning policy.
A 'Regional Growth Strategy' has been adopted that sees limits on further subdivision and intensification of existing use as its main sustainability measures.From Urban Sprawl to Compact City: an analysis of Auckland's Urban Growth Management Strategies - Arbury, Joshua - MA Thesis, University of Auckland This policy is contentious, as it naturally limits the uses of private land, especially the subdivision of urban fringe properties,Green belt under siege - The New Zealand Herald, Saturday 28 April 2007 by setting 'Metropolitan Urban Limits' in planning documents like the District Plan.Growth Strategy: Glossary and References (PDF) (from the Auckland City Council)
According to the 2006 Census projections, the medium-variant scenario shows that the population is projected to continue growing, to reach 1.93 million by 2031. The high-variant scenario shows the region's population growing to over two million by 2031. http://www.stats.govt.nz/Publications/PopulationStatistics/mapping-trends-in-the-auckland-region/population-change.aspx
Demon's Souls

Demon's Souls is an upcoming RPG video game by From Software. With a dark fantasy theme, the player will set off into the heart of Voletaria, a kingdom of warriors that was destroyed after the appearance of beasts and demons.
==References==
==External Links==
*Demon's Souls at IGN
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Category:PlayStation 3 games
Category:Roleplaying games
Despacito

"Despacito" is a single by Puerto Rican pop artist Luis Fonsi featuring reggaeton act Daddy Yankee from his upcoming studio album. Both single and music video were released on 13 January 2017 under Universal Music Latin. The song was written by Luis Fonsi and Erika Ender and was produced by Andrés Torres and Mauricio Rengifo.
== Music video ==
The music video was released alongside the single on 13 January 2017, surpassing 5 million views on its first 24 hours, a new record for a spanish-language Vevo clip. It was filmed in December 2016 in La Perla neighborhood in San Juan, Puerto Rico and was directed by Carlos Perez. The clip shows both artists performing while participating on different parties on the island. It has more than 150 million views.
== Chart performance ==
=== Weekly charts ===
Chart (2017) 	Peakposition
Chile Pop Songs (Monitor Latino) 	1
Colombia Pop Songs (Monitor Latino) 	1
Dominican Republic Pop Songs (Monitor Latino)	4
Ecuador Pop Songs (Monitor Latino) 	2
Guatemala (Monitor Latino) 	1
Mexico Pop Songs (Monitor Latino) 	3
Spain (PROMUSICAE) 	1
US Billboard Hot 100 	77
US Hot Latin Songs (Billboard) 	2
US Latin Airplay Songs (Billboard) 	8
US Latin Digital Song Sales (Billboard) 	1
US Latin Pop Songs (Billboard) 	8
Venezuela Pop Songs (Monitor Latino) 	1
== References ==
Category:Luis Fonsi songs
Category:2017 singles
Category:Daddy Yankee songs
Category:Latin pop songs
Digg

== Digg ==
Digg is an online technology news website, started by Kevin Rose's friend, that anyone is allowed to post on. Using a unique system, called, "diggs." A user posts a link to something related to the category it is in, if other people like it, they , "dig" it, and if enough people, "dig" it, then it goes to the front page. Recently, it has been catching on and becomming as known as Slashdot!
== News ==
Added Comments
== External links ==
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Digital television

Digital television (DTV) uses digital modulation to broadcast video and audio signals to the TV sets. Digital signal eliminates common artifacts from analogue broadcasting, such as ghostly and snowy images, static noises in audio.
DTV comes in two formats Standard Definition TV (SDTV) and High Definition TV (HDTV). 
All early SDTV television standards were analog in nature, and SDTV digital television systems derive much of their structure from the need to be compatible with analog television. In particular, the interlaced scan is a legacy of analog television.
HDTV uses 1280x720 pixels in progressive scan mode or 1920x1080 pixels in interlace mode.
SDTV has less resolution (704x480 pixels, the approximate resolution of NTSC video) but allows the bandwidth of a DTV channel to be subdivided into up to 6 sub-channels.
The TV stations can use the other 5 subchannels to carry other video, audio, or any other data.
Many signals carry encryption and specify use conditions (such as "may not be recorded" or "may not be viewed on displays larger than 1 m in diagonal measure") backed up with the force of law from the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and foreign counterparts.
The US Congress and Federal Communications Commission mandated that TV stations convert to the Digital TV standard by 2003 and that stations give up their analog TV spectrum by 2006.
Apparently, the plan is behind schedule, as it is believed that the sheer number of TV sets and broadcast equipment that require upgrade, as well as the prohibitive expense to the average consumer (as of November 2001, DTV sets cost well over US$1000), slows the momentum of the implementation.
Reference: ATSC
Direct-broadcast satellite

Direct broadcast satellite, or DBS, is a relatively recent development in the world of television distribution, with Hughes's DirecTV, the first high powered DBS system, going online in 1994. DBS uses high powered Ku-Band satellites that send digitally compressed television and audio signals to 18 to 24 inch fixed satellite dishes. DirecTV's introduction was the most successful consumer electronics debut in history. In 1996, Echostar's DISH Network went online and has gone on to similar success.
Disney's Aladdin (Capcom video game)

was developed for the SNES and published by Capcom separately from Virgin's version, since Capcom still held Disney licensing rights for Nintendo consoles at the time of the film's release. Although the game is still a side-scrolling platformer, it is significantly different in both presentation and gameplay. Similarly following the movie's storyline, players control Aladdin as he jumps on enemies, vaults off stumps and performs various acrobatic feats to get through levels. Throughout the level, Aladdin can collect apples to throw at enemies and golden scarabs which unlock bonus stages. Throughout each level there are various diamonds (collecting all within a level also unlocking bonus stages), with players able to unlock an extra challenge if they collect 70 red diamonds. The game was later ported to the Game Boy Advance with extra stages, though all the songs based directly on the original movie were replaced with new music, possibly because of copyright reasons. It was also unofficially ported to the NES in 1995 by Hummer Team.
==External links==
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Category:Capcom games
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Disney Vault

The Disney Vault is, figuratively, where Disney's classic films are placed when they are taken off the market for years and re-released years later. There is a controversy about this practice by Disney. Some people believe it strips people of the ability to own these movies when they are age-appropriate because a child might be too old for one of them by the time Disney puts it back on the shelf. Internet marketers like Amazon.com have helped people get past this practice because many people who realize that the movies will only be on the shelf for a temporary period of time buy multiple new copies and place them online when they are discontinued. This way, people can buy their children copies while it is still age-appropriate for their child. However, after enough time has elapsed, only used copies will be available, which are risky to buy.