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The $75,000 grant, the first from the newly created Center for Innovation and Research, was awarded to Erin Sarzynski, M.D., M.S., of Michigan State University, Department of Family Medicine, Geriatrics Division. The grant will be used to develop and test a mobile app that will streamline medication management for Patients with chronic illnesses and encourage adherence to medication regimens.
"Among Patients with chronic illness, approximately 50 percent do not take their medications as prescribed, which leads to poor Patient outcomes, decreased quality of life, and even death," said Dr. Sarzynski. "We intend for this tool to empower Patients with chronic illnesses, like diabetes and heart disease, to play a more active role in managing their medications."
Researchers will develop a mobile app that automatically and accurately populates Patients' medication instructions from medication labels and provide customized dosing reminders. The app will be developed in partnership with a Michigan-based small business and piloted by local Patients.
Researchers will use the app to track the pilot group's adherence to their drug regimens and seek feedback from the Patients and their Physicians about their experiences using the app. None of the currently available medication adherence apps are clinically tested, and all require cumbersome manual data entry.
Dr. Sarzynski is partnering with Ronald Melaragni, RPh, Director of Sparrow Pharmacy Plus and David Weismantel, MD, MS, Director of the Sparrow-MSU Family Medicine Residency Program. As collaborators, Melaragni will assist in pharmacy data management and Weismantel will assist in Patient recruitment and data analysis.
"The Center was created to focus on high-priority projects that can be rapidly developed and deployed for the benefit of our Patients," said Interim Director of the Center, Barbara Given, Ph.D., R.N., F.A.A.N., Michigan State University Distinguished Professor and Director of the PhD Program. "We hope this research will develop an innovative solution and prevent avoidable hospitalizations that will promote patient safety and quality of care."
The Center for Innovation and Research, created last year, is a major joint initiative between Sparrow and MSU that aims to seek new approaches to quality, safe, and cost effective care and deliver Patient-centered, evidence-based best practices.
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Eckert was named for Elizabeth "Izzy" Eckert States, the wife of Adelbert States. He was the first postmaster of the first post office in Eckert established in 1891. The post office was located in the States' home, then other homes before moving to the store built in 1884 and operated by States.
Store names have changed, first A.L. Reynolds General Merchandise, then Eckert Market, and now Big E Market. The store, in continuous operation to the present day, has had numerous owners.
About 1915 a creamery was added on the north side of the store. That addition has later housed an ice house, meat locker plant, beauty shop, and more recently, living quarters.
The building was renovated after it was purchased by Gary Espinosa and his family. Removing layers and layers of paint, red linoleum, and thick tar revealed original 3" wood planks, some 15' long made from fir trees brought off Grand Mesa. Restored, the floor has character of its own. During renovation, Espinosa found signs of previous remodeling. The outside of the main structure is original, constructed of brick (probably locally made), painted white it now boasts of a colorful mural.
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A two-story wooden building (date unknown) stood at the site of the present Concept Auto Body and Repair Shop. A blacksmith shop was located on the ground floor with a hall on the second floor used for meetings for IOOF members, Woodsmen of America, and Eckert Masons. Other organizations, religious services and high school classes were held there. The structure burned in 1926.
A corrugated building was constructed at the site. It too, housed a blacksmith shop. Melvin Doughty (later Doughty Steel in Delta) leased, and then bought the building. In the early 1940's, with help from a local Mexican family, an adobe brick building was constructed using bricks made of local clay mixed with straw.
Others have 'blacksmithed' at this site. A cement foundation remained when a cinder block addition was torn down.
Bob Castoe has owned the building for the past 10 years. His recent additions and remodeling incorporated the historical adobe building, capping the handmade bricks, to preserve them from further disintegration. He was also able to utilize the cement foundation on the north side when constructing bays for his repair shop.
Eckert Presbyterian Church
Building a brick church was considered, however when enough moss covered rock was located a decision was made to use the rock. Men, women and children hauled 33 loads of rocks using horses and wagons for construction to begin as funds were available. The completed basement was used for services in 1919. Work slowed because of weather, a flu epidemic, wartime, and lack of money. The church was completed and dedicated (debt free) in 1921.
The manse was built next door in 1949. A new wing, containing classrooms, a nursery, library, office and restrooms was completed in 1986.
The church has served its members and the community for 90 years and has become a familiar landmark along Highway 65.
Surface Creek Creamery
"A large brick building was built in Eckert in 1928 to house the Surface Creek Creamery Association, and started serving the public in 1930," according to an entry in Surface Creek County by Hazel Austin. Another source states, "…a former fruit packing shed built in the 1920's, the United Packing Co. is remodeled and rebuilt, converting the building to a creamery.' Regardless of origin and date, butter with the "Challenge" label made at the Surface Creek Creamery was sold in most of the grocery stores on the Western Slope, even finding some markets on the Front Range.
Other businesses have come and gone since the creamery closed in the 1970s.
Surface Creek Winery and Gallery
The renovated main floor of the historical stone IOOF building houses Surface Creek Winery and Surface Creek Art Gallery since 2002. Fine old maple floors were refinished, a beautiful bar and cabinets installed. Double front doors from the former Surface Creek Bank in Cedaredge add a touch of style. Tables and chairs in the back portion of the room serve well for special events including a celebration when Sand Hill cranes return here each spring.
The IOOF Lodge has disbanded though religious services continue to be held on the second floor.
Wagonloads of rock were brought to Eckert by IOOF members to construct the building with most of the labor contributed by volunteers. A completion date of 1927 is embedded in stonework, high on the front of the two-story building.
IOOF meetings, dances, religious services and many social events took place upstairs. In the '40s, the first floor provided space for roller skating. Voting and yard sales made use of the accessible location. The kitchen was utilized to provide a hot lunch program for Eckert schools, and manual training classes were held in the basement.
The small yellow brick building behind the hall was built for 4-H chicken roasts, possibly a forerunner for the popular 4-H fund raising dinners held each year.
Drost's Chocolates
This "sweet shop" makes a wide variety of chocolate candy and sells it on site along with old fashioned ice cream treats. The setting is unique providing a free exhibit of items from a bygone era for families to visit and enjoy at their leisure.
The building once housed a service station complete with a grease rack and two gas pumps in front when Charlie Holder bought it in the '30s. When the highway was widened, the pumps had to go along with an angled section of the north east corner of the building, no longer useful as a service station. Other businesses have located there including Quest's High Country Woodwork Shop.
There are other early buildings along Highway 65 in Eckert. Space is limited. Those historic notes need to wait for a later date.
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My latest castle is more or less complete. Just a bit of gardening to do now... I have designed this castle from scratch(it doesn't exist anywhere) and its designed to look as though it's evolved architecturally over hundreds of years. Its a mixture of medieval castle, romantic Gothic and Tudor half timber, with a Jacobean wing. The build is pretty huge and the house has a total of 70 rooms (all furnished and in some case paneled). The rooms include a (60ft equivalent) great hall with hammer beamed roof, a paneled drawing room, great dining room, morning room, kitchen, pantry and wine cellar, the cedar stair case, the great stone staircase, 4 other staircases, a swimming pool, an orangery, 3 bay garage, Chauffeur apartment, reading room, library, music room, study, tower saloon, tower veranda, and countless other rooms including dozens of bedrooms, dressing rooms and attics rooms and loads of corridors and passage ways. Its 'Minifig scale' and modular, comprising of 7 sections that fit together like a 3D jigsaw so it can be moved. The size is pretty much governed by the table top it sits on, I would had added another wing if there had been room... There is also a Rolls Royce, a Bentley, a Range Rover and classic old American car and working Gothic wrought iron gates with baroque style gate posts. The whole house is lit up at night with loads of power function lights and and Lego chandeliers since its Christmas there is a Tree in the great hall. Its now been over two years in the making and am glad to say its finally finished, except for a the little bit of gardening in the grounds to do that I mentioned earlier. I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed building it and thanks for reading.
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Below are loads of photos of the interior of the castle, the build in progress and the finished building.
I have uploaded loads more pics of the interior and construction as they has been asked for...
Construction pic: Attic roof, Jacobean wing.
Construction pic: 2/3 floors & exposed roof & attics.
Construction pic: 3rd floor bedroom & staircases.
Construction pic: close up of above.
Construction pic: Chauffeur apartment.
Interior pic: Drawing room.
Interior pic: Library.
Interior pic: Kitchen.
Interior pic: Drawing room window.
Interior pic: Green Bedroom.
Interior pic: Great Hall from above.
Interior pic: Great Hall from window.
Construction pic: Great Hall looking at Fireplace and wooden ceiling.
Interior pic: Swimming pool.
Interior pic: Great stone staircase Hall.
Construction pic: Ground floor and corridors.
Construction pic: North entrance front ground floor.
Construction pic: 1st floor.
Construction pic: Great stone staircase hall.
Construction pic: Master bedroom, dressing room and bathroom.
Construction pic: Staircase hall.
Construction pic: Tower 1st floor bedroom.
Construction pic: Tower and great hall.
Construction pic: Great hall.
Construction pic: Great staircase Hall and drawing room from above.
Following are the most recent exterior elevations of the completed castle and a couple of interior views.
The exterior pics show the north entrance front, the east wing, the Jacobean wing, the medieval/Gothic great hall & tower, the garage, the orangery and the imposing and dramatic south front and various other pics including the roof line.
Exterior pic: South front.
Interior pic: Drawing room.
Exterior pic: South front complete view.
Exterior pic: Jacobean Wing.
Exterior pic: South view from below.
Exterior pic: South elevation.
Exterior pic: Tudor gables and Helicopter
Exterior pic: Chimneys.
Exterior pic: Side view of the Jacobean wing.
Exterior pic: Jacobean Wing.
Exterior pic: Jacobean wing from above.
Exterior pic: Imposing view/elevation of south front.
Exterior pic: Tree & tower.
Exterior pic: Tower terrace.
Exterior pic: North entrance front from right to left.
Exterior pic: North entrance front from roof line.
Exterior pic: Entrance front from small castel tower.
Exterior pic: Gates and tree.
Exterior pic: North entrance from from centre view.
Exterior pic: North entrance front from left above.
Exterior pic: North front.
Exterior pic: North entrance elevation from roof line.
Exterior pic: Orangery and house roof line.
Exterior pic: East wing, Tudor gables.
Exterior pic: Tree and tower.
Exterior Pic: Entrance gate, wrought iron decorative gates.
Exterior Pic: North front.
Exterior pic: Garage with Black Range Rover and White American car.
Exterior pic: Black Rolls Royce.
Exterior pic: Fountain.
Exterior pic: Tudor and tree.
Exterior pic: Showing the red Bentley.
Exterior pic: Showing the garages.
Exterior pic: Tower & Great Hall, tree.
Exterior pic: North entrance front.
Exterior pic: Tudor Wing.
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I like it
Lee Hardwick
February 22, 2014
Beautifully constructed, at first glance looks to be a real castle. Great detailing and interior work.
I like it
Patrick R.
November 15, 2013
Love to look at your pics again and again, brilliant work!
Matt G-ria
November 2, 2013
Gorgeous inside and out! Detailed, huge, well preportioned,etc. perhaps the best large castle I've ever seen! So glad I found this!
I like it
Stephan Schumann
October 17, 2013
super excellent work!
I like it
Petric G.
June 22, 2013
I have never seen anything like this before! Great Job!
I made it
Anthony De Wynter
June 13, 2013
Quoting Johnni Butler
Absolute beautyfull... You are e great builder :) Question. Did you buy new bricks or reuse from the other building?
I demolished the previous house to build this house and bought a lot more bricks as its 3 times larger...
I like it
Johnni Butler
May 24, 2013
Absolute beautyfull... You are e great builder :) Question. Did you buy new bricks or reuse from the other building?
I like it
Elk Guard
January 8, 2013
I made it
Anthony De Wynter
January 5, 2013
Quoting G King
in one word: excellent!..... btw, what was the total part count (if possible)
Cheers! I have no idea how many bricks there are but many many tens of thousands i should think.
I like it
G King
January 4, 2013
in one word: excellent!..... btw, what was the total part count (if possible)
I made it
Anthony De Wynter
December 30, 2012
Quoting Nick Barrett
This is one of those rare creations that show what Lego can really do in the hands of a master - beautiful!
Thanks mate, I've loved building it!
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Nick Barrett
December 30, 2012
This is one of those rare creations that show what Lego can really do in the hands of a master - beautiful!
I like it
Mihe Stonee
December 29, 2012
beautiful work... there is so much to see. the gate, the fountain, the tree! and yes also the building itself! - the half-timber section is awesome ;-) !
I like it
Jack Riveorput
December 28, 2012
I like it
Allan Hall
December 27, 2012
fantastic work, took me some time to find the window the christmas tree was in.
I like it
White Knight
December 26, 2012
So very impressive ! The Tudor style black & white looks so good with the castle grey building !>.....well done
I like it
Andrew Mount
December 26, 2012
This castle looks am-az-ing!!! The building looks gigantic, looking closely as the detail that has gone into the castle you can tell Mr De Wynter clearly has a keen eye for design. I could totally see myself living here, pulling up in the Rolls Royce that belongs to the house.
I like it
El Barto !
December 26, 2012
Awesome! The chopper looks really cool there in the yard, too. Great piece of work, Chief!
I like it
LukeClarenceVan The Revanchist
December 26, 2012
Wow, very impressive!
I like it
michael k.
December 26, 2012
:O Best Lego castle ever, and I've never seen one styled like that, it looks ancient and modern at the same time.
I like it
Marcus Paul
December 26, 2012
Now this leaves me quite speechless. Definitely one of the best castles at this scale I have ever seen. It's pure awesomeness - especially the mix between timber framework and walls and the asymmetric aspects throughout. It's massive yet elegant. Those chimneys ... But my favourite aspect is the orangery and its roof - fantastic, just like the whole thing. Definitely a reference.
I like it
LEGO Family
December 26, 2012
Awesomness all over .... This build is just stunnig .... The architecture is great .... Favorite of this build, there is so many... But the Rolls Royce kinda stood out for me...EPIC everywhere .... Very well done !! :)
I like it
Topsy Creatori(StoveTop nomore!)
December 26, 2012
Spectacular! :)
I like it
Justin Knelsen
December 26, 2012
Wow! Most impressive build. Very detailed and the colors look great! I especially liked the front gate impressive use of the hero factory letters. Awesome work!
I made it
Anthony De Wynter
December 26, 2012
Quoting Andy Fleet
Wow, since I first saw the early pics of this a year or more ago I have been wondering how you'd got on with progress, I'm not disappointed. The scale is fantastic. Lets see some interior pics please, and constructrion pics. Is it modular? How easy is it to open areas up to view? Outstanding work.
Hi there... Thanks for you comment. Yes its modular, 7 sections in all. It can be opened up but i need a suitable camera to do an interior walk through. Will try and add some more interior shots, the interior is done, with furniture and lights and working doors. Thanks for looking!
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Andy Fleet
December 26, 2012
Wow, since I first saw the early pics of this a year or more ago I have been wondering how you'd got on with progress, I'm not disappointed. The scale is fantastic. Lets see some interior pics please, and constructrion pics. Is it modular? How easy is it to open areas up to view? Outstanding work.
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Iran's parliament grilled President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad over a long list of accusations, including that he mismanaged the nation's economy and defied the authority of the country's supreme leader.Ahmadinejad is the first president in the country's history to be hauled before the Iranian parliament, a serious blow to his standing in a conflict pitting him against elected officials and the country's powerful clerical establishment.
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I think Linkin Park needs to come back to Buffalo New York. I have been a fan for 10 years now (since I was 13). I have only been able to see them 3 times once in Rochester since they didn't make a stop here, and twice at Darien Lake the last time being 2007. I absolutely enjoy their concerts and wish they would stop back in buffalo again whether it be Darien Lake or the First Niagara center, but I am hoping to the see them this year or hopefully maybe next year.
I hope They'll come to Poland in 2013 too. I love them <3!!! I must go to their concert!!!
Anywhere in Ireland, please. You missed us in 2011 so i'm badly hoping for a concert some time next year.
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They Should TOTALLY GO TO SYRACUSE, NEW YORK! It has been 5 years since they have came there, and at the point I didn't know what Linkin Park music was. I didn't even go! I really wan to go and all of New York State will warmly welcome you! Please visit us again <3!
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CPAP is used as the first-line treatment for patients with severe OSA, but this machine is not always feasible to use on the long term. We performed a clinical trial to determine whether patients with OSA could use a mandibular advancement splint (MAS) as a short-term treatment alternative to CPAP.
Twenty-two patients adherent with CPAP therapy were recruited to the study. Each patient used the MAS for approximately 4 months. The transition between CPAP to MAS was gradual, and patients were asked to start using MAS together with CPAP during the MAS titration until subjective improvement or maximum mandibular advancement was achieved. Sleepiness (ESS), quality of life (SAQLI), and polysomnography were recorded prior to and after MAS titration. Patients recorded CPAP or MAS usage for the following 3 months.
Seven women and 12 men with a mean age of 53.8 (± 12.1) years and mean body mass index of 28.1 (± 4.8) kg/m2 completed the clinical trial. Prior to MAS, CPAP adherence was 5.8 h/night. AHI decreased significantly with MAS use compared to baseline (30.7 ± 23.1 vs 13.2 ± 11; p < 0.01). Fourteen patients (74%) had > 50% decrease in their AHI, while 2 patients had an increase in their AHI. There were no significant differences in SAQLI between MAS and CPAP treatment, while ESS decreased significantly on MAS. MAS self-reported usage was correlated with treatment efficacy (r = 0.52; p < 0.05). Seventy-five percent of the patients reported being sufficiently satisfied with MAS to continue to use it as an alternative short-term therapy.
MAS partially or completely reduced sleep disordered breathing in the majority of selected, successfully CPAP-treated severe OSA patients. Many patients can probably effectively use MAS as a short-term treatment alternative to CPAP.
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kudos to dental-on-line
now i'm left dreaming of a day when there's an easy to set up website that anyone can self-host to present their patches to the world like this ... which are then linked together via some sort of grid-like web service so i could easily grep for kde patches ... a queryable patches planet ... which would give me a list of such patches from around world along with who they came from, what they do and a link to the patch itself ... all decentralized so there's no mother ship to have to coordinate with, no single point of failure ... just a low barrier mechanism to publish patches for up-, side- and down-stream adoption ...
i also want chocolate that doesn't rot my teeth. either that or the ability to grow new teeth like sharks do. that'd be nearly as cool as that distributed patch publication system idea. not quite, but nearly.
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- Miguel De Anda said...
It shouldn't be too much of a problem if all of these sites provided rss feeds or something similar. Any site can just aggregate them and make it searchable. But I suppose you would still need a central site to manage the list of feeds to the patches. Maybe one day there could be a kde-patch.org ;)
- 16/7/06 06:42
Well, i am always on the run to find and try some new patches for KDE, but there are not much... Until now i know only 2 "unofficial" patchsets i am using and which get updated when a new KDE version comes out.
Anyway, a site with paches for KDE is an awesome idea, and in my opinion it would speed up the development of new features etc somewhat... - 16/7/06 10:23
- Jengu said...
One of the big features of ubuntu/canonical's bazarre CMS is that it lets people maintain their own branches of unmerged patches. The use cases they describe on the site sound like they had this sort of thing in mind.
- 16/7/06 20:10
- Daniel "Suslik" D. said...
http://developer.kde.org/~binner/distributor-patches/ - 16/7/06 21:25
- Esteban Manchado said...
jengu: _Any_ distributed SCM allows you doing that kind of things, at least if the canonical (pun intended) repository uses that same SCM.
aseigo: I don't know if that's what you're looking for, but I've begun writing a "patch server", a small Ruby on Rails application to store patches for arbitrary programs, mark since what upstream version they're applied, if any, see a color-highlighted version, etc.
It's maintained in a Darcs repository, at http://www.demiurgo.org/darcs/patch_server/. There's no documentation yet, as it's still a pet personal project. If you have interest, I can try to setup a demo or something, or at least write installation instructions so you can try on your machine.
Please write to my e-mail address, zoso at demiurgo (dot org), as I probably won't be reading the rest of the comments... - 16/7/06 21:25
- Aurélien Gâteau said...
Thanks for the kind words Aaron! I hope we can provide more content soon.
Unfortunately, I don't have any idea to fix your chocolate problems, but if you come to Paris I can probably suggest you a good dentist :-) - 16/7/06 21:51
- Aaron J. Seigo said...
> One of the big features of
> ubuntu/canonical's bazarre CMS
@jengu: bzr doesn't solve the issue of publishing and querying for patch sets outside of your branch.
canonical's web services might, but they are proprietary (if built on top of free software) and are centralized which i think are two strikes against that approach.
@daniel: yes, binner's distro patches sets are very cool. i've gleaned through them happily since he started posting them a couple years ago.
unfortunately they aren't something provided by the distros (but is rather a labour of love by binner), don't have the querying capability i'd love to see and totally misses the majority of distros (covers mostly the big ones) and obviously doesn't catch changes made by non-distro companies such as dental-on-line.
the distro patch sets are little more than a glop of patches. we could do sooo much better, no? =) - 17/7/06 03:46
- Andy Kopciuch said...
class cms_patchPage extends cms_renderer
function edit(...)
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You just keep finding all sorts of things for us to do don't you? ;-) Stop thinking ... and finish netMessage::torpedo ... lol
P.S. call me. - 17/7/06 04:41


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If our mission is "Equipping the saints for the work of the ministry," this requires three primary foundations: Education, Experience, and Enablement.
Throughout the entire history of the Church since Pentecost, small groups of Biblical believers have been struggling to remain faithful to the Word of God but have been oppressed and persecuted by the local religious establishments. Even if all the established religious institutions become prostituted to serve the siren calls of social injustices (and there will be plenty to deal with!), there remains a powerful alternative…a unique, yet Biblically based concept for the support of the independent missionary pursuing an unbridled mission for the Coming King.
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"first viable alternative" LOL. Clearly the author has never heard of the Galaxy Tab series. Especially the 7 inch version with a 3G voice (unless you live in the US that is). True convergence on a larer screen. I was so sick of the minuscule 3.5in screen on the iPhone and the 10inch iPad is way too big.
STEVE JOBS famously dismissed the notion of a seven-inch (18cm) screen as neither fish nor fowl as such awkward gadgets began to dribble out in 2010. Roughly 3.5 inches and ten inches, he declared, were ideal. Unsurprisingly, those are the sizes of his iPhone and iPad, respectively. Jeff Bezos, the boss of Amazon, was not convinced. Having sold millions of six-inch, grey-scale Kindle e-book readers, Mr Bezos bumped the size up a bit and added colour—and may have created the first viable alternative to Apple's slate. The Fire is no iPad clone, either, as many other tablets tried, largely unsuccessfully, to be. Rather, just as Apple did with the iPad, Amazon creates a whole new niche, which it then fills.
Your correspondent purchased a Kindle Fire, which arrived on November 16th, and was immediately struck by how versatile and enjoyable it is to use. The Fire, which set your correspondent back $199, less than half the price of the cheapest iPad, was always intended for consuming media and playing games, rather than creating and manipulating content. There is no microphone or camera. (Bizarrely, volume-control buttons are also missing, and the power button is inconveniently placed at the bottom centre.)
After hours of use, Babbage found that, indeed, it shines brightest when playing video and pumping out audio. Reading is not as pleasant an experience as on Kindle's original E-Ink display; even the iPad's larger back-lit screen and the more recent iPhones' "Retina Display" are kinder on the eyes, even though the Fire's resolution almost matches the iPad's. This may be down to the way in which the edges of type are rounded and spaced across pixel boundaries using shades of grey and colour. In any case, it seems a bit blurry.
Early reviewers carped that the Fire was sluggish, and its web performance poor, especially compared to the iPad 2. That Babbage did not share this impression may be thanks to a last-minute operating system update that was required when first powering up the device. Once updated, the Fire was not perky, perhaps, but nor was it painfully slow. Some on-screen buttons did not respond unless tapped right in the middle and firmly, and swiping and dragging have a noticeable delay compared to an iPad. But that delay, even after hours of use, did not niggle as it does on other Android-based tablets.
As for the online experience, Amazon promoted its browser, named Silk, as streamlining the retrieval of web pages. And a good thing it did. Otherwise, the delay would no doubt be truly horrific. It is slower than an iPad, but pages nonetheless load up promptly and properly. Silk is supposed to learn which pages people commonly visit as it gathers data over time from Fire users, and will anticipate your paths before you click, making it zippier still.
One big difference between the iPad and the Fire was that the latter was shipped preloaded with Babbage's Amazon account, and thus linked to all of the digital purchases he ever made on Amazon, as well as music uploaded to its Cloud Drive, divided neatly into categories like newsstand, video, music and books. The appropriate aisles of Amazon's digital store load by default in each tab. Purchases past and future can be also downloaded onto the device or streamed from the cloud. The process is so simple that one might expect Apple to have come up with it. (Accessing content on the iPad is incomparably more finicky.) The streaming option is particularly nifty, especially since the Fire boasts little storage—just 8 gigabytes, compared with an iPad's 16, 32 or 64 gigabytes.
The device's first iteration includes only Wi-Fi. A 3G option is no doubt in the offing, but the cheap, subscription-free Wi-Fi version is an easier sell at Christmas. (Amazon offers 3G versions of some of its Kindles but the mobile fees it pays to carriers are built into the cost of buying books and periodicals; with the Fire, mobile-broadband consumption will be much higher, requiring mobile subscription.)
Amazon has one last trick up its sleeve. By default, apps can only be downloaded from Amazon's own App Store. Throw a simple switch, however, and software from any source may be installed. Apple has always frowned on such consumer choice, a stance it is showing no signs of modifying—and why should it, as it has so far served the company perfectly well.
For all that, the Fire is not an iPad killer. But nor does it need to be. Mr Bezos has built a clever little gizmo which, especially at its low price, may yet put a dent in Apple's dominant, even overweening position. Consumers can only benefit.


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