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HDD makers pushing enterprise products for growth
Mar 5, 22:04
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Nov 18, 14:15
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Nov 15, 14:15
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Nov 8, 14:45
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Sep 9, 10:26
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Skyera adopts SK Hynix 16nm NAND flash for enterprise storage systems
Aug 30, 15:22
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Aug 21, 11:22
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Aug 20, 14:19
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Worldwide personal and entry-level storage market sees continued recovery in 2Q13, says IDC
Aug 16, 15:45
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Two and a half gigawatts of residential PV energy storage to be installed by 2017, says IMS Research
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Jul 22, 10:28
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NAND flash supply to remain tight in 3Q13
Jul 5, 12:19
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May 13, 14:15
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May 8, 16:01
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May 3, 15:00
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The Subaru Outback has been redesigned for 2005. Exteriors are sharper, more stylish, less boxy. More important, the new models are larger outside, and roomier in many dimensions inside. The interior design is more contemporary, more attractive, more comfortable and more luxurious than before.
The cars are lighter and more stable than before. They handle well on winding roads, yet the ride is smooth and soft. The headlamps are higher tech, more upscale in appearance, and the lighting is better managed, with improved coverage. All come with a full complement of safety equipment, including curtain-style airbags and all-wheel drive. In short, these are terrific cars when the weather turns nasty and roads turn slippery.
New to the Outback lineup is the XT, powered by a new, 250-horsepower, turbocharged intercooled four-cylinder engine. It's designed for people who like to drive. The engine surges with power at high rpm making the car fun to drive on winding mountain roads.
The top models are still powered by a 3.0-liter flat six, but horsepower has been increased to 250. The six-cylinder delivers strong torque, giving it plenty of power on mountain roads without having to work at it. It's designed for people who like to travel, to get where they want to go with minimal fuss and bother, but want upscale trim and plenty of power.
Continued is the base 2.5-liter flat four-cylinder engine, now with 168 horsepower, a slight increase over last year's base model. These are the most popular models due to their price point. They deliver adequate power but are geared more toward frugality and practicality than performance.
The Outback offers slightly more ground clearance than the Legacy models and is better suited to gravel roads and deep snow. Yet the center of gravity has been lowered on the 2005 models for improved handling and safety. Wagons are most popular by far and are the best choice for venturing into the Outback with a load of outdoor gear, but there is a well-trimmed sedan available. The 2005 models cost more, and not just a little bit. But there's a good argument they're worth it.
Contrary to conventional expectations, jacking up a car's suspension by two or three inches needn't leave it looking top heavy or tippy. Smartly crafted fender blisters, a deeper front bumper and properly proportioned tire and wheel combinations can make even a tall car look confidently planted, as the 2005 Subaru Outback illustrates well when contrasted with its fraternal twin, the 2005 Subaru Legacy.
Two honeycomb-like bars split the Outback's grille horizontally, clearly distinguishing it from the Legacy's and highlighting its extended, octagonal shape. Large round fog lamps both emphasize and soften the aggressive lower fascia. A low-rise air intake on the XT's hood hints at the power lurking beneath. On the XT and the 3.0 R, the clear-lens turn indicators on the lower edges of the outside mirrors minimize their mass. Wide cross-section tires visually stretch the car's stance.
From the side, the hood's aerodynamic slope gives the car a look of motion even sitting still. In the sedan, the silhouette rises gradually to the A-pillar, then loops up over the geometrically arched side windows and back down behind the upscale, BMW-like C-pillar where it merges with the shoulder-like beltline before wrapping around an equally aerodynamically tapered boot. The wagon's roof line drops steadily rearward from the front doors, combining with the increasing inward tilt of the rear side windows to ease the air's passage beyond the wagon's tail end. Clearly outlined, circular fender blisters make the gap between tire and wheel well look less than it is. Minimalist splashguards behind both wheel wells and cladding along the bottom of the doors pull the body down even more around the tires.
The back end of the sedan traces the rounded shape of the car, with visible shoulders connected by a smoothly arcing trunk lid, concave below the trailing top edge. Inset in the center is the license plate. Large, trapezoidal taillights wrap around the rear fenders. On the wagon, all the lines (roof, rear window outline, beltline, bumper and rocker panel) draw inward, toward the car's center, giving it a taut, neat finish. Large, geometric taillights cover the upper corners of the rear fenders. Small, almost demure backup lights are embedded in the liftgate on each side of the chrome eyelid over the recess for the rear license plate. The secondary, high-mounted stop light is centered in the roof-high spoiler behind a stylish, crystal clear lens.
Front seats in the Outback 2.5i base model are comfortable, but definitely short of plush, upholstered in a durable fabric that's reasonably grippy, more so than the leather in the 2.5i Limited. Rear seats are bolstered about the same as the fronts, with a minimal rise in the center in recognition of the driveline hump.
The leather in the Limited isn't especially kid glove-like, but it is richly surfaced. The front seats in the XT and above have fuller bolsters and better overall support; the lumbar adjustments at their least aggressive setting accommodate sensitive, surgically altered lower backs, while at the opposite extreme can brace a classic ramrod spine. Bottom cushions are deeper than many but lack the ultimate in thigh support achieved by the standard-setting BMW seats. The perforated leather insets in the XT Limited adds some grip that the smooth-finished leather lacks and allows the barest amount of air flow that's refreshing on hot and cold days.
The dash is topped with mildly textured, high quality, seamless vinyl, low-gloss to minimize reflected glare in the windshield. The instruments are rimmed in black in the 2.5i and XT, in chrome in the 3.0 R. Gauges are large and round, positioned directly in front of the driver and easy to scan through the three-spoke steering wheel. Cruise controls are contained in a stubby stalk attached to the steering wheel at about the 4 o'clock position.
In the upper half of the dash to the left of the gauges are two vents, one small for defogging the driver's window, the other large, with four-way directional vanes and a roller knob that varies the air flow from full to off. Below these are controls for dash light intensity, outside mirror adjustment and remote gas filler cover and a small storage bin. At the opposite end of the dash, matching vents fulfill the same functions.
Topping the center stack are two large, tall vents, again with four-way directional vanes but no air flow adjustments. Between these vents is a large storage bin with retracting cover. Directly below this is the trip computer display. Next down the C-stack is the stereo control head, and at the bottom is the climate control panel. With the exception of the stereo's tuner, all these features are managed by large, round knobs and intuitive, easy-to-use buttons and switches; tuning the stereo other than by way of the start-and-stop of seeking or scanning, though, requires pressing a lateral rocker switch and scrolling up or down through the frequencies until the desired one is reached. The C-stack and forward portion of the center console are covered in a metallic-look, matte-finish plastic with chrome-like accents. In models so equipped, seat heater controls are set in the center console directly forward of the slider covering the two front cup holders.
Inside door pulls are ergonomically designed, almost vertical and open, easily grasped. The opening lever is chrome, the accent surrounding the power window buttons and door pull, a metallic matte finish. Headliner has a soft nap, with assist grips over the doors. The sedan's trunk and trunk lid are finished, and the wagon's tailgate clears a six-footer when open and a pull-down spares hands contact with the exterior's collected road dirt and grime.
Forward visibility is above average, aided by the sloping hood. Side and rear vision is excellent in the wagon, which is no surprise, but better than expected, too, in the sedan, thanks to good-sized rear quarter windows and trim C-pillars.
The glove box is adequate, if not voluminous. Two rear seat occupants have their own cup holders and a place to store magazines on the back of the front seats. Both sedan and wagons have a compartmentalized storage tray hidden beneath the floor and on top of the spare tire. The wagons have two covered storage bins in the cargo area.
The long-time knock on station wagons, that they're land yachts, with bad handling and suburban-hauler looks, is passe. Today's wagons can be fun to drive and functional to own. And the new 2005 Subaru Outback is a prime example of this.
The base 2.5i model is adequate transportation, if a bit short of exciting. Still, with the five-speed manual and optional short-throw shifter, it should be fun on winding roads. With the automatic, which returns the same EPA-estimated miles per gallon as the manual, it'd be a perfect commuter and weekend workhorse for homebody do-it-yourselfers. The diet Subaru put the Outback on helps; as much as 180 pounds have been trimmed from the 2004's mass, adding to the new Outback's responsiveness across the line, but especially in the base 2.5i with the lowest horsepower numbers.
Subaru increased the ground clearance across the line by about an inch, so it'll venture a bit farther off-road on camping trips, too, and quite competently. Fitted with the manual transmission, the 2.5i (as does the similarly geared XT) gets an all-wheel drive system using a viscous-coupling center differential that distributes power where it can best be used; the default is 50/50 front/rear but can reach 100 percent to either end if conditions warrant. With the four-speed automatic comes an electronically managed, continuously variable transfer clutch that splits the power as needed, but not to exceed 50 percent to one end.
The Outback XT is much more fun to drive. The turbo spools up with minimal lag, and when it hits its stride, at a relatively low 3600 revolutions per minute, it comes on in a linear surge that pulls all the way up to redline. Changing up a gear 500 or 600 rpm before that point delivers more power quicker, however, as it drops the engine back into the deep part of the torque curve sooner. Shifting the manual isn't as intuitive or as crisp as it could be, but with acclimation, this should become more reflexive. The five-speed automatic, called Sportshift, is a friendly manu-matic, with gear changes accomplished as they should be: push the lever forward to shift up, pull it back to shift down. It upshifts on its own well before the engine hits its rev limiter, however, depriving manual gearbox lovers a degree of control over their car that they consider essential to enjoying the driving experience.
Steering is light and responsive in the XT, with good on-center feel. The suspension is properly calibrated to absorb pavement irregularities and undulations without disturbing directional stability, whether in a straight line or on winding roads. There's some body lean in hard cornering, but nothing untoward. All of this is a credit to a lower center of gravity in the 2005 over the 2004 achieved by an added inch in track front and rear, by lowering the engine in the chassis about an inch and by a redesign of the rear suspension that lowered the roll center.
The Outback XT accounts for itself surprisingly well off the pavement, especially when fitted with the five-speed automatic. In the XT, the automatic gets the Variable Torque Distribution version of Subaru's three all-wheel-drive systems. The VTD uses a planetary center differential managed by an electronically controlled, continuously variable hydraulic clutch to distribute the engine's power. Ideal conditions see the power split 45/55 front/rear to deliver more of a sporty, rear-wheel-drive dynamic; under less than ideal conditions, the split can reach a maximum of 50/50. And under those less-than-ideal conditions, like in deep ruts around curves over seriously uneven ground, the VTD delivers, catching the rear end just as it begins to drift wide and tucking it back in line. The system is almost counterintuitive, as most drivers will want to lift off the power, while keeping the power on actually helps the VTD do its job.
The 3.0 R sedan and wagon are for people who like to travel, to get where the
The Outback was already good. Better than good, in fact, unique. Right-sized on the outside, roomy and comfortable on the inside, a go-almost-anywhere wagon with a dedicated following.
The new 2005 Outback improves on everything about the previous one, especially in styling. It looks richer, more expensive, and it is, about $2000 more than the 2004 models it replaces.
But it delivers tangibles, too, in power, comfort, amenities. It may not be a bargain, by common definition, but it's a good buy, and there's at least one that's a joy to drive, too.
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This is the significant thing, for me.
You seem to be conflating "comics culture" with 'superhero fans', here. That's a mistake, as not all comics fans are superhero fans. And in any case, I think one has to look beyond just the comics community in a discussion like this. As Darrell said, Gaiman's work is far more recognized by the non comics reading world.
Whats with ghetto comics thing going on here? I'm talking Gaiman and Miller comics writers. I'm not talking about novels here. Frank Miller is comics legend for Superhero like Moore is and Stan Lee, Kirby. I don't respect Superhero and it's crap often but I respect the most acclaimed in the genre like the best comics in other genres.
I'm talking about the rep Miller has. I was recommended his classic works in the medium as newbie . Sandman isn't that special to dismiss Frank Miller.
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The Walking Dead,Fatale,Near Death,Storm Dogs,Happy,BPRD,XO-Manowar
American Vampire,Animal Man,Swamp Thing
Daredevil, Winter Soldier,Indestructible Hulk
Maybe we should think in terms of what each writer does best. Moore, Gaiman and specially Morrison have each given Batman a shot, yet Miller's Batman comes on top.
Morrison had all the time to top it and wasn't able to produce something as seminal. Moore and Gaiman have not worked enough with Batman, yet keep in mind that Miller aced the character in his first 4 issues. I think that even now, if asked to create the ultimate Batman story, Moore stands a chance to top DKR and YO. However, I suspect that's not the case with Gaiman. Gaiman is great at tales, but even though it's always great to see Batman or Superman star in those tales, detective and action might not be his strengths. For, instance the Riddler story he did is great, but I'd have wanted to see him in real action, like Joker in Killing Joke or Clayface III in Mortal Clay; then we have Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader, awesome read, a great retrospective and it's definitively a brilliant story featuring Batman, but as a "Batman story" doesn't really hit the spot.
In short, now that not even Miller can top 80s Miller's Batman, I think only Moore would have a shot, even though there's no way in hell that could happen. So 80s Miller is the king of Batman.
Ok, ok, reviews seem to indicate that you're right. However, Blades? Are you trying to make a case for Robinson or against him?
Characters: Elongated Man, Batman, Satellite JLA, Super Buddies, Sandman, Swamp Thing
Writers: Moore, Gaiman, Cooke, Giffen/DeMatteis, Miller, Dini, Morrison, Waid, Meltzer, McDuffie, Barr, Englehart
FS mentioned it along with Robinson's other great work, doubt that he's going for the latter.
To be honest, I admit I made a bit of a snap judgement; I actually forgot about some of not so great Image stuff that Moore did in the the early 90s.
The point is that every writer has some poor work. Moore has that early Image work (anything with Violator, really), his backups in American Flagg!, etc. Morrison has a terrible Judge Dredd run. I don't think people should judge James Robinson's work on C4J or JLA simply because they're a bit more public and recent (and superhero-y), just as we wouldn't judge Moore on Violator/Badrock.
Characters: Elongated Man, Batman, Satellite JLA, Super Buddies, Sandman, Swamp Thing
Writers: Moore, Gaiman, Cooke, Giffen/DeMatteis, Miller, Dini, Morrison, Waid, Meltzer, McDuffie, Barr, Englehart
Moore's early Image work was a major thing. It was hyped to high heaven at the time. Morrison had a similiar situation with his Judge Dredd, which was majorly hyped as part of "The Summer Offensive" when Morrison, Mark Millar, and John Smith took over the magazine. The difference between the appraisal of that work and Robinson's failure on JLA and C4J is that time has allowed us to place them in their proper place within the author's ouevre-- minor works that are not in any way indicative of their respective author's other works or abilities in general. They're the outliers, not representative by any means. Robinson's JLA work is an outlier, and anyone attempting a critical appraisal of his work should view it as such.
I have no real problem with you not liking Robinson's work. That's a personal judgment, and you're certainly welcome to it. I don't enjoy Robert Kirkman's work, for example, but when I cast a critical eye towards it, I can see that it's well-crafted stuff.
I liked Robinson's JLA. Not Cry For Justice, but the main book. It was fun.
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VideoSurveillance.com recently added six new cameras from Axis, a leading manufacturer in IP surveillance cameras. Including both indoor and outdoor cameras, along with two thermal cameras, these new cameras offer high-quality video recording in any location.
Read MoreAt this year's ISC West, Axis announced the release of the new 2.0 version of Axis Camera Companion, its principal video management software platform. The updated 2.0 version offers a whole new layout, along with a host of high-grade features such as a redesigned graphical user interface, digital zoom for live & recorded video, support for Axis 360-degree fixed dome cameras, and a free cloud-based service to manage numerous network devices.
Determining what type of surveillance camera is right for your application can seem daunting, especially when it comes to image features. Axis has unveiled a cool image usability tool that helps you find the most optimal camera by taking into consideration important factors like image details, complete darkness, bandwidth, and moving objects. Do you need highly detailed images? If so, click on the "image details" icon to find out the best surveillance solution for your needs. In this case, Axis recommends choosing a camera with 1080p HD resolution. Check it out by visiting the Axis Image Usability Page. We've provided a screenshot of this unique tool below:
Axis, the indisputable leader in IP video surveillance technology, announced today the results of the CCTV in Retail 2012 survey that it launched in October 2012. The study was made possible by 47 national and local retailers, all of whom submitted their answers through an online survey. The last retail survey conducted by Axis was in 2010.
On October 26th (Next Friday) VideoSurveillance.com will add the Axis P1214, P1204 and P1214-E to our online store, and we're excited about it! These ultra-miniature discreet network cameras are small enough to fit in between your index finger and thumb. The P1214, P1204, and P1214-E are specifically designed for surreptitious monitoring, making all three a perfect fit for business and residential settings where security is of utmost importance. You've never seen such an intelligent IP device that is so compact in size.
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Read MoreAxis has recently upgraded Axis Camera Companion, giving its users access to new and improved video management features to improve video performance. At the 2012 ASIS Accolades Award Competition, Axis Camera Companion was recognized as "Security's Best Winner." Suited for a wide range of business applications, Axis Camera Companion is able to support up to 16 cameras.
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According to a recent report released by IMS Research, Axis is now ranked as the number one provider of surveillance cameras worldwide. The report, which looked at global manufacturers of both analogue and network cameras, found that network camera sales are expected to account for roughly 60% of global surveillance camera sales by 2016, a significant increase from 40% in 2011. The positive finding demonstrates the industry shift from analogue video to IP-based video.
Read MoreViewing and managing your IP video is now more accessible than ever. Axis, one of today's most reputable IP video surveillance brands, has unleashed Axis Mobile Monitor Software, a mobile monitoring tool that delivers live video directly to such handheld internet-enabled devices as the iPhone, iPad, Blackberry and Android.
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There are two distinct advantages to using the Corridor Format. Using a traditionally mounted camera means large portions of the video will be focused on the blank walls in a staircase or hallway. This means the camera cannot focus on the area that should be monitored in high-definition (a doorway) and ignore wasted space (a wall). Additionally, this wasted wall space also wastes bandwidth and video storage. Large images comprised of mostly blank space are created instead of the highly focused vertical images recorded with the Corridor Format.
Traditional HD video is recorded in a horizontal, or "landscape" format that is wider than it is tall with a ratio of 16:9. The new Corridor Format creates a vertical "portrait" video with a new 9:16 aspect ratio that works in tall, narrow spaces.
This Axis-exclusive format is achieved with two simple steps. First the camera is installed sideways allowing the camera, and more importantly the lens, to be at a 90 degree angle with the area it is monitoring. Then the video image must be rotated back 90 degrees in the configuration interface of the software, creating a vertical image and enhancing security in narrow locations.
Axis Corridor Format is available on most Axis fixed cameras and domes, including: M1054, M1114, P1346, Q1755, P3344, and P3367.
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Read MoreThey grow up so fast. Yesterday Axis hosted a birthday party for the 15-year anniversary of the network video camera at ASIS 2011. In September of 1996, Axis launched the network camera industry by introducing the world's first IP camera at a tradeshow in the U.S. While the camera was initially intended for Web attraction, it was the first step in the changeover from analog CCTV technology to IP surveillance.
Read MoreAxis creates products that make video surveillance systems easier to install and use. Such is the case with two of our recently added items, the T8412 Installation Display and the P7701 Network Video Decoder.
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Read MoreImages captured by five Axis IP cameras recently led to the arrest of thieves that broke into one of Scotland's leading refrigeration and catering equipment suppliers. The Glasgow-based HiTec Refrigeration was first notified of the break-in by their alarm system. However, when security personnel arrived the thieves were long gone.
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Read MoreAxis has added two new small dome IP cameras to its lineup of network surveillance cameras. The P5512 and the outdoor P5512-E offer 360-degree pan and 12x optical zoom for thorough coverage of wide areas. With a width of less than 7.5 inches wide, these unobtrusive cameras are suited for monitoring large areas.
Read MoreAxis announced this spring its impending release of the Q6035. This network dome camera offers extensive PTZ capabilities, such as 360-degree endless pan and 20x optical zoom. Combined with autofocus and a wide 16:9 field of view, the Q6035 can cover a lot of space without comprising details.
Read MoreAxis is adding another high performance IP camera to its impressive lineup. The Q6032 is designed for indoor use and well suited for applications requiring powerful zoom and facial detection.
Read MoreJoining the ranks of the Axis P33 camera series is the new P3367, which is available in an indoor and outdoor model. These fixed dome cameras boast 5 megapixels, perfect for capturing highly detailed images of people and surroundings.
Read MoreToday Axis announced an exciting development in network video surveillance. The new Q1602 is reportedly the most light sensitive surveillance camera available. This fixed bullet camera is well suited for demanding applications such as city surveillance and perimeter monitoring.
Boasting an incredibly compact build, Axis' new M50 cameras provide discreet 360° surveillance.
Read MoreVideoSurveillance.com here, passing on some exciting news from Axis Communications. Axis is now offering significant price reductions on both the indoor and outdoor versions of their P1346 and P1347 megapixel network cameras. Take advantage of these incredible deals today.
Read MoreSwedish Space Corporation recently used an Axis wireless network camera in a world record setting experiment. The Esrange Space Center equipped a stratospheric balloon with an Axis Q6034-E PTZ dome network camera and sent it nearly 115,000 feet into the atmosphere. The balloon also carried research tools to gather data and parachutes to ease the landing.
Read MoreFor increased visibility in darkness, Axis recently developed the T90C fixed dome IR-LED for all outdoor cameras in the Axis P33 series. The IR illuminator provides fixed angle illumination for network cameras in the series including the P3343-VE, P3344-VE, and P3346-VE.
Read MoreFreightliner, a leading British rail transportation company, upgraded its analog surveillance system to Axis network cameras at its Manchester terminal. Using outdoor-ready Axis cameras, Freightliner is able to identify people and get an overview of operations as well as zoom in on fine details, such as license plates and container IDs.
Read MoreA recent study sponsored by Axis and conducted by the Loss Prevention Research Council (LPRC) found that 87% of retailers who currently use CCTV analog technology for surveillance in their retail stores are considering making the switch to IP cameras. Loss prevention executives from 49 national and regional retail companies answered questions about their current use of surveillance technology, their feelings about the overall impact of surveillance on loss prevention, and their thoughts about analog vs. IP surveillance systems.
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Read MoreIt's one thing to talk about the superior images the following Axis IP cameras provide, and it's another thing all together to see those cameras in action. We've recently added sample videos from a selection of Axis cameras to VideoSurveillance.com. The sample video showcases the quality and scope of each camera's imagery to better help you visualize the network cameras' capabilities. The video clips show the Axis cameras at work in a variety of applications including transportation, traffic, office surveillance, and more.
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Apr 23, 2013It has a few good parts, but it is overall slightly boring. It doesn't have the thrills achieved by "The Walking Dead", or the mystery achieved by "Revolution", it just has a few good shooting scenes. It's disappointing, but you should still watch it, at least the pilot.
Jun 17, 2013
Apr 23, 2013Just when you thought nothing could be worse than 'Revolution', this show pops up. Bad acting, bad writing, just about everything here is bad, it looks too forced and fake and it tries to be smart when it clearly isn't.
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Apr 29, 2013I really wanted to like this show...I gave it 2 shows but I can't watch it anymore. It is just terrible. Boring, slow plot lines. Too many cliches and annoying characters. Cheesy graphics. So-so acting. This isn't going anywhere. Surprised by the 7.3 user score average...not sure what they are all watching must be a different show.
Aug 30, 2013I wanted to love this show, but I just like it. Production quality is subpar, but acceptable if the story was better. The premise is good, but the writing is average at best. Some interesting things pop up here and there which keeps me watching, but overall I can fast forward through 40 of the show and not miss much or be surprised by anything I may have missed.
Apr 16, 2013Pretty damn good so far for a science fiction series. I agree with the first review, the characters are diverse and deep. Only gave it a 9 because I thought if one of the races is synthetic, I would presume they would be less emotional. Good acting and a believable script make it enjoyable to watch if you love scifi.
May 6, 2013
Jun 1, 2013My opinion on this show has changed.
After Episode one you will see this shows improvement big time. OF coruse it's got some cheesy scyfy graphics still, but I recommend this show to everyone.
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Apr 17, 2013Well, i gave a 5, cause i'm not quite sure what to think about it. I found the back story fascinating, with the aliens collective invading earth. However, i found the plot and the characters a bit cliche. Well, I'll see next week if it's a disappointement like Revolution and Terra Nova, or more awesome like Batlestar.
May 6, 2013I am a big fan of Sci-fi and fantasy unfortunately Defiance is ok but not so great as i expected. Even the so-called aliens in the series are behaving very human and frankly the episodes so far are mostly boring. Anyway i still watch the show but older shows like StarGate SG1" or "StarGate Atlantis" or even Babylon 5 and Battlestar Galactica were way better from this show
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Apr 16, 2013We may just have a winner here. I see tons of potential in this show. I wasn't "blown away" by the pilot, but I was very entertained and curious to see more after it ended. I'm rating this a 10 to counter the inevitable trolls that will come here and give it a 0 because it's a SyFY show.
Apr 22, 2013I realy wanted this show to be good but it unfortunatly turned out to be a disgrace to the whole sci-fi genre, despite good performances of the actors. The plot and presentation of the show simply can't interest anybody above the age of 3, this is destined to fail.
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Apr 18, 2013This show has so much potential.. it's mind numbing. Mix my two favourite genres (western/science fiction), add a splash of GoT (character deep development multiple story arcs) and add a pinch of 'Firefly' with a hint of 'The Wire' and you get Defiance.
If that doesn't convince you to watch this show, then I don't know what will.
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Apr 29, 2013The pilot had me hooked, the second episode not so much. But it has a lot of potential so heres to my hope it will end up good. Previews for more episodes do make it look like the conflicts from the game will be brought to life in an amazing way, I can tell it has a deep universe I just hope they can dish it out.
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Apr 16, 2013Finally Syfy came back with a hit! Since Stargate i didn't enjoyed in something that they made! Next week i'm watching Syfy Effects can be a litlle more better but they are not so important to the story!
Apr 22, 2013I love the sheer potential of the show, and I love same about the game. I'm happy someone has the balls to try something fresh and special. I've had a blast so far, please keep 'em coming! TV/game crossovers seem to be our future and a bright one at that. Great job!
Mar 9, 2014Don't judge based on the poor visuals of the first couple of episodes.
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Moments in the first episode suggest Defiance could be filled with the kind of minutiae "Star Trek" and "Star Wars" fans love. But its plot is so thin it could float away.
The individual alien races aren't all that fresh. Yet I am engaged by the show's lively metaphor for a polyglot culture fractured by tribalism and Otherness, for a world that can easily put aside past pain and present differences to tackle a common threat.
There's a lot of genre-bending in this one but some real entertainment value, dramatic potential and, hell, if it can be half of what Battlestar Galactica was, that's a winning combination.


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Fossil Bluetooth Watch Talks to Your Phone
The USA Today article Bluetooth watches to show who's calling reports that Fossil and Sony-Ericsson teamed up to create a Bluetooth watch that displays Caller-ID information on the watch and lets you send the call to voice mail if you don't want to pick up the phone to answer it. It looks like the watch only works with Sony-Ericsson phones that it says that support for other Symbian based phones is planned. The watches will be available by the end of October under Fossil's "Mobile Wear by Abacus" brand, the regular Fossil brand, and a Sony Ericsson-branded version. Prices will range from $200 to $250.
Visual Studio vs. Windows Mobile Software Development
Mel Sampat, a Program Manager in the Microsoft Windows Mobile product group tells us there is nothing to worry about if you plan to use Visual Studio 2005 SP1 and Windows Vista to develop software for Windows Mobile devices. A link to an 8 minute video demonstrating using Visual Studio with Windows can be found at the end of the blog entry…
Wampad Mobile Portal
Got a note from Shawn McCollum letting me know about his mobile portal site tuned for web-enabled phones (work on PDA format screens too). Its set up to help you find information and display in a mobile friendly format using the Google mobile transformation service. You can search for specific web formats/services such as websites, news, and flickr. You can find it:
NPR reports about GPS for Cell Phones
NPR has two overlapping (shares content) streaming audio reports about GPS for Cell Phones…
GPS Is Smartening Up Your Cell Phone
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PEORIA, Ariz. — The crowd of fans at the Peoria Sports Complex wasn't overwhelming for the spring debut of Yu Darvish (or "DebYu," if you must pun). It's easy to forget that he was pitching in suburban Phoenix, on a Wednesday, in the middle of the day. Fans have jobs, you know? He did bring about 150 reporters (most of whom seemed to be beaming pictures back to Japan) to an otherwise ordinary Cactus League game between the Texas Rangers and San Diego Padres.
It seemed like the start of something big.
Yu Darvish has a confident walk, kind of like that of Josh Beckett. (AP)
As you might know, Darvish stands 6-foot-5 (tall for a pitcher from any country) and has singular matinee idol looks thanks to the genetic combination of having a Japanese mom and Iranian dad. At 25 years old, he's in the prime of his career and seems to have the talent befitting someone of a $111 million pricetag ($60 million for salary, the rest for a posting fee to his Japanese league team). Though he talked to reporters using a translator, Darvish understands a lot of English (though teammates Michael Young and Yorvit Torrealba suspect his Spanish is better right now).
Darvish mostly dismissed questions about pitching from the stretch. (Big League Stew)
He also has a chip on his shoulder, perhaps a combination of culture and competitiveness. He wasn't even willing to give in that Will Venable tagged a long double against him Wednesday. Overall, he fielded his position well and got himself out of a jam after Venable got to third base with one out. Just as notable was how Darvish was greeted:
The sign says "Go Darvish" and, in the upper left corner, "Try Hard!" (Big League Stew)
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No matter how devoted, fans couldn't get too close to Darvish. (AP)
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The boy wore the coolest jersey in the stadium: A Yu No. 11 from the Nippon Ham Fighters. (Big League Stew)
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Sports Briefs: Football announces time for Washington State contest, Bonanni named Player of the Week, Ajanaku and Gilbert win Pac-12 honors
Oct. 27 football game kickoff against Washington State set for 3:15 p.m.
The Pac-12 Conference announced on Monday that Stanford football team's late October contest against Washington State will be played at 3:15 p.m. at Stanford Stadium.
The No. 20 Cardinal (4-2, 2-1 Pac-12) will first face California in the Big Game this Saturday, where it is favored to retain the Axe for the third straight year.
After inconsistent performances so far this season, though, both games will be crucial tests.
The game will be broadcast live on both the Pac-12 Networks and Stanford's KZSU radio.
Men's waterpolo's Bonanni named Player of the Week.
With a pair of hat tricks against No. 2 UC Santa Barbara and No. 8 Pepperdine last weekend, freshman driver Bret Bonanni helped the No. 5 Cardinal to back-to-back wins and secured MPSF/KAP 7 Player of the Week honors.
Bonanni is now second on the team with 26 goals in 11 games and ranks tenth in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation with 2.36 goals per game.
Next up for Stanford is a road trip to face California in the Big Splash this Saturday morning ahead of the Big Game, followed by games against Bucknell and Air Force in the Rodeo Tournament in Santa Clara on Sunday.
Women's volleyball players win Pac-12 honors.
Stanford has recovered from three early season losses to run out to a 14-game winning streak and a perfect record in the Pac-12 so far. Cementing the current strength of the Cardinal team, freshman middle blocker Inky Ajanaku and sophomore libero Kyle Gilbert both won Pac-12 awards last week, Freshman and Defensive Player of the Week, respectively.
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"The aircraft, an AH-1W 'Cobra' and an UH-1Y 'Huey,' were conducting routine training operations around 8:00 p.m. Identities of the Marines will be withheld until next of kin have been notified."
There were 351,000 first-time claims for unemployment insurance last week, unchanged from the four-year-low level of the week before, the Employment and Training Administration just reported.
It adds that "the 4-week moving average was 359,000, a decrease of 7,000 from the previous week's revised average of 366,000."
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Saying that "we must reject the conclusion that privacy is an outmoded value" and that it has been "at the heart of our democracy from its inception," President Obama this morning released his administration's "Framework for Protecting Privacy and Promoting Innovation in the Global Digital Economy" — a "Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights."
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Product Pathways - NF-kB Signaling
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IL-1β (D3U3E) Rabbit mAb recognizes endogenous levels of total IL-1β protein. This antibody is not observed to detect endogenous levels of mature IL-1β. It can detect up to 100 pg of recombinant mature IL-1β.
Source / Purification
Monoclonal antibody is produced by immunizing animals with recombinant human IL-1β protein.
Western Blotting
Western blot analysis of extracts from THP-1 cells, untreated (-) or LPS-treated (100 ng/ml, 3 hr; +), using IL-1β (D3U3E) Rabbit mAb (upper) and β-Actin (D6A8) Rabbit mAb #8457 (lower).
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Flow cytometric analysis of THP-1 cells, untreated (blue) or LPS-treated (100 ng/ml, 3 hr; green), using IL-1β (D3U3E) Rabbit mAb. Anti-rabbit IgG (H+L), F(ab')2 Fragment (Alexa Fluor® 647 Conjugate) #4414 was used as a secondary antibody.
Interleukin-1β (IL-1β), one of the major caspase-1 targets, is a multifunctional cytokine that is involved in a host of immune and proinflammatory responses (1). It is produced primarily by activated monocytes and macrophages. It signals through various adaptor proteins and kinases that lead to activation of numerous downstream targets (2-6). Human IL-1β is synthesized as a 31 kDa precursor. To gain activity, the precursor must be cleaved by caspase-1 between Asp116 and Ala117 to yield a 17 kDa mature form (7,8). Detection of the 17 kDa mature form of IL-1β is a good indicator of caspase-1 activity.
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Polyclonal antibodies are produced by immunizing animals with a synthetic peptide corresponding to carboxy-terminal residues surrounding Asp224 of human DFF45. Antibodies are purified by protein A and peptide affinity chromatography.
Human DFF45 and its mouse homologue ICAD function in normal cells as chaperones for caspase-activated deoxyribonuclease (DFF40 or CAD) during its synthesis (1). The association of DFF45 (or its isoform DFF35) with DFF40 inhibits the DNAse activity of the latter (1-4). In vitro, DFF45 has been shown to be the target of several caspases, including caspase-3, -6, -7, -8 and granzyme B (3). In vivo, caspase-3 is believed to be the primary enzyme responsible for processing DFF45 and release of its carboxy-terminal fragment (3,5). The cleavage of DFF45 inactivates its inhibitory function on DFF40 and causes nuclear DNA degradation by DFF40, leading to cell death (6,7).
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Judged: 1 Touché!! Beautiful!! |
Judged: 2 2 I know, right? Even rolled out the red carpet for me and served me a drink first! |
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Judged: 3 2 I'm not going anywhere,but speaking of running....better get going,antagonizer. You know where you can stick your "minion" don't ya? |
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Judged: 2 Use a dictionary for the big words. Hooked on phonics has been known to help. |
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Judged: 2 You would know. |
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Judged: 2 1 1 Parrot #2. |
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You're the one who's always squawking, so who's the parrot? |
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Judged: 2 2 2 I know much more than you and that bigoted Martin. You and he are the same person. I simply don't have the time nor desire to search for text of past beatings of you or Martin. I do know neither him or you can understand polls or know any valid information about government. Sanford Florida and Zimmerman are history. They both will reap the rewards of their actions. |
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Judged: 2 1 1 Polly want a cracker? |
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Judged: 2 1 1 Was this the big save by one of your minions? Ask him to look up Gallup polls and read them to you. How about how Congress Heath care works? Exemptions? Hey is Obama still at 37%? How is that impeachment going? Has a mean old Muslim tried to drink your blood lately? LOL! You're still a huge dolt, no matter how many parrots come to your rescue. |
Judged: 1 I said you rambled - I never said you use big words. |
Judged: 1 1 1 Trayvon Martin was of the bigoted sort? You are confusing the teenager who was killed with a poster here. So tell me, since you don't know how many were on the jury and you don't know who Trayvon Martin was, tell me - what valid information do you have about the government that we don't? |
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HARDY HAR HAR! OMG you are so clever, and original..........NOT! |
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Judged: 1 Then hooked on phonics can help you...If you read it thoroughly, you would have read this second option. See how that works? |
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Judged: 1 That was a conversation on another thread. Since you have the resources to gather past text, I suggest you find the thread where T.M. was embarrassed about his exemption and Gallup poll knowledge. Then return and resume your banter. |
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You were caught in yet another lie and all you can do is attempt to deflect. What a sad little black child you are. |
Judged: 1 Okay, she didnt say black. But her words still were astonishing. Forget the large and salient issues facing the country today. Real problems that many citizens are struggling to overcome. Also, disregard traditional Republican fetishes: demonizing women and minorities and finding ways to restrict their rights. As Mitch McConnell (R- You Could Lose the Primary or General Election) stated, on the record, after the election of 2008 that his main goal was to Keep Barack Obama from being reelected. Come on guys. These are the kind of things folks say in private, behind closed doors. Well the Congress, especially the crazy caucus, cannot totally impede progress. No matter how much the hate speech was ratcheted up, President Obama was re-elected. And his signature legislation, the Affordable Health Care Act, was signed into law. Now, when a splinter Republican group shuts down the government, the people, in large numbers, get angry. The plan to obstruct President Obama just isnt working. - See more at: http://aattp.org/a-teapublican-actually-tells... |
Judged: 1 So it is with North Carolina Republican Executive Committee member Don Yelton, who dispensed with such niceties as hiding behind fraud or other voter restriction talking points. As quoted in an interview with yesterdays The Daily Show, he admitted that the purpose of his states new law was to kick the Democrats in the butt. But it got really good when he made such dependably racist claims as: One of my best friends is black. If it hurts a bunch of lazy blacks, so be it. When I was a young man, you didnt call a black a black, you called him a negra. If it hurts a bunch of college kids who are too lazy to get off their bohunkus and go get a photo ID, so be it. If it hurts a bunch of lazy blacks who want the government to give them everything, so be it. I cant believe we have that many stupid people in North Carolina. That last one is rich with the delicious irony we love from Tea people. Still, you have to admire his bluntness, laying bare the real intention of North Carolinas new voter ID law. If you are going to suppress voter turnout, go after those stupid and lazy young people and blacks, because they vote for whoever has a D after their name. You cant get much lazier than those stereotypes, for those who like tying their Tea Party irony into a neat little bow. Those choice utterances and many more prompted Daily Show reporter Aasif Mandvi to reply, You do know that we can hear you, dont you? - See more at: http://aattp.org/n-c-gop-exec-accidentally-re... |
Judged: 2 No Koch Money: California to Hit the Kochs Hard With Record Campaign Finance Abuse Fine! |
Judged: 2 Posted by: Barbara Friedland in Economic Issues October 27, 2013 Analysis of the companies listed on Standard and Poors Index finds that 37 corporations, one in nine, dont pay any taxes at all. Some even enjoy a negative liability. However, there are profitable companies, with excellent accountants, that paid a 0% tax rate. Yes, General Motors, that would be you. And in regards to the bailout from the American taxpayers, youre welcome. Oh and Verizon, youre on the list. Can you hear taxpayers now? Companies banking money offshore has become such a huge problem that Congress finally noticed. In 2014, with cooperation from Switzerland and the Cayman Islands, the government will be going after folks trying to swindle the IRS. Apple Corporation found a loophole in Irelands tax laws that allowed the company to shelter $100 billion dollars, not pay a penny in taxes as a result. The cost of sending American money to vacation in Cayman accounts costs the United States $300 billion annually. What is fascinating and perhaps surprising to some, is that most of the tax dodging is done by individuals, not corporations. Yes Mitt Romney that includes you. - See more at: http://aattp.org/dead-silence-tea-party-fact-... |
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I guess they got the bases loaded again, but still 2 outs instead of 1.
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Diamond Aircraft's North American manufacturing operations have been effectively suspended and work on the D-Jet personal jet halted as the company restructures its London, Ontario, Canada operations.
In a brief statement, Diamond Canada CEO Peter Maurer said the company will reorganize but in the meantime most of its staff has been laid off at the London plant. Maurer said the layoffs are temporary and he's hopeful most will get their jobs back when the reorganization is complete. The action affects only the Canadian operations. Austrian-based Diamond Aircraft Industries GmbH is independent from the North American company. Maurer said enough staff have been kept on to fulfill orders and maintain fleet support but most of the employees got notices. "We want to hire back as many employees as possible, as quickly as possible but the exact number and timing will be determined as we develop our restructuing plans in the coming weeks," he said.
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Walking, talking, eating & sight-seeing? I'm in!
I like walking the AC boardwalk, but it gets monotonous. I look forward to discovering old and new places (architecture and eateries) and meeting new people though this group.
Sidney's enthusiasm is quite contagious!
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