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Japheth | |
Japheth, as depicted in Promptuarii Iconum Insigniorum (c. 1553)
Born | 1557 AM (date disputed)[1] |
Children | Gomer Magog Madai Javan Tubal Meshech Tiras |
Parents | Noah |
Japheth /ˈdʒeɪfɛθ/ (Hebrew: יָפֶֿתֿ, יֶפֶֿתֿ Yapheth , Modern Hebrew: Yefet ; Greek: Ἰάφεθ Iapheth ; Latin: Iafeth or Iapetus ; Arabic: يافث) is one of the sons of Noah in the Abrahamic tradition. In Arabic citations, his name is normally given as Yafeth bin Nuh (Japheth son of Noah).
Order of birth[edit]
Japheth is often regarded as the youngest son, though some traditions regard him as the eldest. They are listed in the order "Shem, Ham, and Japheth" in Genesis 5:32 and 9:18, but treated in the reverse order in chapter 10.
Genesis 10:21 refers to relative ages of Japheth and his brother Shem, but with sufficient ambiguity to have given rise to different translations. The verse is translated in the KJV as follows, "Unto Shem also, the father of all the children of Eber, the brother of Japheth the elder, even to him were children born". However, the Revised Standard Version reads, "To Shem also, the father of all the children of Eber, the elder brother of Japheth, children were born." The differing interpretations depend on whether the Hebrew word ha-gadol ("the elder") is taken as grammatically referring to Japheth, or Shem.
Genesis 5:32 states that Noah had three sons when he was five hundred years old. Genesis 11:10 records that Shem was one hundred years old when his son Arphaxad was born, two years after the Flood. If Noah was six hundred years old (Genesis 7:13), then Shem was ninety-eight years old at the Flood. Ham is further implied to be the middle son in Gen. 9:24 (which says Noah realized what his "younger son" had done to him.)
The Book of Jubilees indicates in 4:33 that Shem was born in the year of the world (after creation) 1205, Ham in 1209, and Japheth in 1211.
Place in Noah's family[edit]
For those who take the genealogies of Genesis to be historically accurate, Japheth is commonly believed to be the father of the Europeans. The link between Japheth and the Europeans stems from Genesis 10:5, which states, "By these were the isles of the Gentiles divided in their lands." According to that book, Japheth and his two brothers formed the three major races:
- Japheth is the father of the Japhetic race
- Shem is the father of the Semitic race
- Ham is the father of the Hamitic race
William Shakespeare's play Henry IV, Part II contains a wry comment about people who claim to be related to royal families. Prince Hal notes of such people,
- ...they will be kin to us, or they will fetch it from Japhet. (II.ii 117-18)
Genesis 10:5 was often interpreted to mean that the peoples of Europe were descended from Japheth. Clearly, then, any two Englishmen must have at least this one ancestor in common, and thus any individual could claim kinship with the king.
In the Bible, Japheth is ascribed seven sons: Gomer, Magog, Tiras, Javan, Meshech, Tubal, and Madai. According to Josephus (Antiquities of the Jews I.6):
- "Japhet, the son of Noah, had seven sons: they inhabited so, that, beginning at the mountains Taurus and Amanus, they proceeded along Asia, as far as the river Tanais (Don), and along Europe to Cadiz; and settling themselves on the lands which they light upon, which none had inhabited before, they called the nations by their own names."
Josephus subsequently detailed the nations supposed to have descended from the seven sons of Japheth.
The "Book of Jasher", published in the 17th century, provides some new names for Japheth's grandchildren not seen in the Bible or any other source, and provided a much more detailed genealogy (see Japhetic).
In Islam[edit]
Japheth is not mentioned by name in the Qur'an but is referred to indirectly in the narrative of Noah (VII: 64, X: 73, XI: 40, XXIII: 27, XXVI: 119). Muslim exegesis, however, names all of Noah's sons, and these include Japheth.[2] In identifying Japheth's descendants, Muslim exegesis more-or-less agrees with the Biblical traditions.[3] He is usually regarded as the ancestor of the Gog and Magog tribes, and, at times, of the Turks and Khazars. Some traditions narrated that 36 languages of the world could be traced back to Japheth.[4]
Ethnic legends[edit]
In the seventh century, Isidore of Seville published his noted history, in which he traces the origins of most of the nations of Europe back to Japheth.[5] Scholars in almost every European nation continued to repeat and improve upon Saint Isidore's assertion of descent from Noah through Japheth into the nineteenth century.[6]
Georgian nationalist historians such as Ivane Javakhishvili associated Japheth's sons with certain ancient tribes, called Tubals (Tabals, Tibarenoi in Greek) and Meshechs (Meshekhs/Mosokhs, Moschoi in Greek), who they claim represent non-Indo-European and non-Semitic, possibly "Proto-Iberian" tribes of Asia Minor of the 3rd-1st millennia BC.[7]
In the Polish tradition of Sarmatism, the Sarmatians were said to be descended from Japheth, son of Noah, enabling the Polish nobility to imagine themselves able to trace their ancestry directly to Noah.[6]
In Scotland, histories tracing the Scottish people to Japheth were published as late as George Chalmers' well-received Caledonia, published in 3 volumes from 1807 to 1824.[8]
Proposed correlations with deities[edit]
In the 19th century, Biblical syncretists associated the sons of Noah with ancient pagan gods.[citation needed]
Japheth has been identified by some scholars with figures from other religious systems and mythologies, including Iapetus (Japetus), the Greek Titan;[9][10][11] the Indian figures Dyaus Pitar[citation needed] and Pra-Japati[citation needed], and the Roman Iu-Pater or "Father Jove", which became Jupiter.[citation needed]
The term "Japhetic" was also applied by William Jones and other early linguists to what became known as the Indo-European language group. In a different sense, it was also used by the Soviet linguist Nikolai Marr in his Japhetic theory.
Japheth is a major character in the Madeleine L'Engle novel Many Waters (1986, ISBN 0 374 34796 4). He is characterized as thoughtful and intelligent, a kind-hearted young man who is on good terms with feuding family members Noah and Lamech, with the seraphim, and with visiting time travelers Sandy and Dennys Murry. Depicted in the book as Noah's younger son, Japheth is barely into adulthood, but at Noah's instigation is already married. His equally kind wife is an unusually fair-skinned woman with black hair, who may have been sired by one of the nephilim.
See also[edit]
- ^ The 1557 Anno Mundi birthdate for Japheth is based on the standard Massoretic text as represented in the Authorized Version. Septuagint and Samaritan texts have different values. See Chronology of the Bible.
- ^ Tabari, Volume I: Prophets and Patriarchs, 222
- ^ Tabari, Volume I: Prophets and Patriarchs, 217
- ^ Encyclopedia of Islam, Yafith, 236
- ^ Susan Reynolds, "Medieval origines gentium and the community of the realm," History, 68, 1983, pp. 375-90
- ^ a b Colin Kidd, British Identities before Nationalism; Ethnicity and Nationhood in the Atlantic World, 1600-1800, Cambridge University Press, 1999, p. 29
- ^ Ivane Javakhishvili. "Historical-Ethnological problems of Georgia, the Caucasus and the Near East" (a monograph), Tbilisi, 1950, pp. 130–135 (in Georgian)
- ^ Colin Kidd, British Identities before Nationalism; Ethnicity and Nationhood in the Atlantic World, 1600-1800, Cambridge University Press, 1999, p. 52
- ^ Robert Graves, The Greek Myths, vol. 1, 146
- ^ John Pairman Brown, Israel and Hellas (1995), 82
- ^ Matthew Poole, Commentary on the Holy Bible (1685), vol.1, 26
External links[edit]
- Easton Bible dictionary about Japheth
- Smith's Bible Dictionary about Japheth
- International Standard Bible Encyclopedia: Japheth
- Japheth in the Jewish Encyclopedia
- Japheth's family tree at complete-bible-genealogy.com


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Nov 25, 2012, 05:52 AM | #1 |
By the time the new iMacs are released...
...it will only be another six months time before ivy bridge is replaced by the significantly better haswell which means this particular iteration of the iMac will become obsolete in a much shorter time frame. Lame!
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Nov 25, 2012, 05:59 AM | #2 |
So when Haswell comes out all Ivy bridge Macs will suddenly be slower?
No of course not, the current crop of Macs are more powerful then most people need, while Haswell will be a welcome addition that doesn't mean the current version of Macs will be obsolete. Get what you need now, and don't worry what the future will bring because there will always be a faster computer around the corner |
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Nov 25, 2012, 06:10 AM | #3 | |
Also: "obsolete" is nonsense. Apple still supports the 2007 models. PPCs are obsolete. I think people can still bank on the new iMac to have five years of competitiveness before it really starts showing its age. If it's much of a worry, people can sell it off after two years and buy a new one. With a year left of AppleCare, it should attract a reasonable second-hand price and it's effectively been a cheap rental for two years. |
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Well...I guess it could be possible if Apple make 10.9 only work well on Haswell and force everyone to update.
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First iPhone was ****, second one was...still kinda **** actually. But take the iPad, first version was ****, second version came with cameras, better processor, better speaker, and even a special cover. The iPad mini is **** so that the next iPad mini will be good (It only has 512MB RAM, regular display, and A5 processor...A5!!). I wouldn't be surprised if the next 21.5" base model will have GTX 660M with 1GB VRAM and Fusion Drive.
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Nov 25, 2012, 09:07 AM | #7 | |
1. Much improved integrated GPU (irrelevant on the iMac which uses discrete GPU's) 2. Lower thermals ( a significant improvement for laptops, maybe a nice to have in a desktop) 3. Lower power requirements ( again, more of a benefit for laptops) According to Anandtech Haswell will offer a 5-15%, performance boost over IB, nice but hardly significant
But you and I, weve been through that, And this is not our fate. - Dylan 1968 |
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Nov 25, 2012, 09:10 AM | #8 |
I guess nobody's told you that Moore's law is being held together by smoke & mirrors, and is effectively dead...
As just mentioned, Haswell means practically nothing for desktops over Ivy. It will be great for MBAs though.
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Nov 25, 2012, 09:20 AM | #9 |
I don't agree that Moore's Law is effectively dead. I think that what we are seeing is that that doubling the number of transistors you can fit in a given space offers diminishing returns in some applications. The value of moving to a smaller process in the laptop and mobile space is still significant. That's not to say there is not value desktop CPU die shrinks, just that the value is not as significant as it is in the laptop/mobile space.
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It has gotten ridiculous how folks go into convulsions on every step on Intel's tick/tock cycles about how old the "old" tech is completely washed up as soon as the next tick (or tock) comes along. A tick+tock or tick+tock+tick is far more likely to produce enough change to label the other "old, ancient". Apple dropping a new iMac in late July - early Sept would work just fine as far as sequencing goes. |
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Nov 25, 2012, 10:25 AM | #12 |
Why not wait for the Haswell iMacs? After all, with how reliable Intel and Apple are at releasing products within a reasonable timeframe, you're sure not to be waiting an extra 6 months from when you would expect them.
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4 episodes of Craft Lab in one week, whoo hoo! Start things off Tuesday morning by making some pet name plates, Rover needs a Christmas Present too. We will manipulate metal, etch images and make cute personalized nameplates for your furry friends!
Copy Machines make art and not just copies next on Craft Lab. Stephen Horn will be showing us a way to use our copy machine and mono-printing onto clay to make unique pieces of art.
Thursday is an awesome day in the Craft Lab. First up we have my mother Fredda Perkins showing how to make her version of vintage glass art Deco frames using water slide decals.
Kathy Cano Murillo & I explore the world of Mexican wrestling: "Lucha Libre." First, Kathy decorates a wrestling mask with paint, thread, and jewels to create a personalized look. Next, we create Lucha Libre Cascarones -hollowed egg shakers decorated and filled with confetti. Finally, we make Lucha Libre place card holders using simple materials and generic Mexican wrestling figures.
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Thursday, November 25, 2010
I Love to Create - Cute Quilted Kiddo Coat
I know, I know two weeks in a row of kid's clothing - but can you really have enough? I have spent the week with my mother who has recently visited The Houston International Quilt Show, so she was busting with ideas. One of those fabulous ideas I decided to share with you today for I Love to Create.
I love the look of patchwork crazy quilts so when my mom told me about this adorable jacket she had seen made at the quilt show I was totally on board. Grab some fabric scraps and let's get busy.
Fabric Scraps
Pinking Shears
Sewing Machine
Sweat Shirt
Aleene's No-Sew Fabric Glue
Scalene, isosceles, right - whatever kind of triangle floats your boat. I used my pinking shears and vintage feed sack fabric to cut a pile of different triangles. If you don't have feed sack light-weight quilting fabric works like a charm.
Next you are going to cut your sweat shirt up. Cut up the side seams and continue up the sleeves. Cut the cuffs and if there is a ribbed bottom cut that off as well.
Using your Aleene's No-Sew Fabric Glue place your triangles in a random pattern all over the sweatshirt. It's ok if there is a little sweatshirt peeking between the triangles. The glue will wash out, but hold your triangles in place long enough to stitch them on.
Using a zig zag stitch on your sewing machine and a contrasting thread sew all the edges of all your triangles down. Also stitch around all the edges.
Place your jacket on the sewing machine. Drop your feed dogs and using a straight stitch on your machine free quilt all over you jacket. The more random the better.
Cut the ribbed neck out of your sweatshirt and cut your sweatshirt up the front.
Pin your sweatshirt back together and using a straight stitch put it back together again. Using bias tape (we made our own) trim the edges of your jacket.
I have to give my mom the infamous Fredda Perkins most of the credit for this adorable jacket. Grandma comes to the crafty rescue yet again! I kinda want an adult size version of this jacket for me.
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Wednesday, November 24, 2010
WIN IT! Paper Blossoms - A Book of Beautiful Bouquets for Your Table
Fresh flowers - sure they are pretty and smell nice, but they don't last near long enough and not to mention they are expensive. What if you had a bouquet that lasted forever, was easy to store and didn't need a drop of water or a single ray of sunshine? Let me introduce you to the book/bouquet called Paper Blossoms: A Book of Beautiful Bouquets for the Table by Ray Marshall.
I thought pop up books were just for my daughter, boy was I wrong. Paper Blossoms has 5 amazing pop-up bouquets in an array of styles, colors and themes. Serving sushi for dinner, why not open up to page Lotus Water Garden? Hosting a baby shower, open up to page Springtime Bouquet. Next Valentines day (and the one after that and the one after that and the one after that - remember these paper flowers don't die) open up to page Garland of Roses to show your sweetie how much you love them. A Tropical Arrangement is probably my favorite in the book and would look great sitting on the coffee table in my Florida Room. All of the arrangements are lovely and every bit as classy as real flowers.
If 3D oragami floral centerpieces sound up your table setting alley then this is your lucky day! Leave me a comment about your experiences with floral decorating and you could win a copy of Paper Blossoms by Ray Marshall. You may not have any flower experience and that is exactly why you need this book, but you might be like me and have won a contest as a child by making an arrangement in an apple called 'Teacher's Pet'. Either way lemme know sometime in the next week and this book could be yours!
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Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Top 10 Thanksgiving Tutorials
I must confess seasonal decorating at my house typically skips right over Thanksgiving. When Halloween goes back up in the attic, Christmas comes down. I already have all my Christmas trees up in my house and I have not even had my turkey yet. However, I must confess that I am starting to feel the Thanksgiving decorating spirit. I'm planning ahead for next year and sharing a few of my favorite fall ideas.
The first thing that caught my eye about this adorable Toddler to Teen Thanksgiving Table by The Celebration Shoppe was the fall leaf fabric. I have some of this fabric in my stash so I am book marking this site for next years table.
Yum how about making a batch of homemade pumpkin ice cream and a matching customized ice cream carton!
I think Alisa Burke can do no crafty wrong, this paper leaves fall wreath pretty much further proves my point.
Nothing says fall like a Woody Woodlands Brooch.
Fiskars Thanksgiving Kids Table. The Mayflower cup is like the cutest thing ever.
Nothing says fall like a cute and cuddly yarn wrapped headband.
I just signed up for a cupcake decorating class, do you think they will teach me how to make some like this mashed potatoes & gravy or turkey cupcake by Annie Cakes? A girl can hope and dream.
I can't wait for Tallulah to show off her new snazzy cardigan on Thursday!
Those crazy kids at Family Fun are always coming up with clever ideas and these pilgrim napkin holders are pretty dang cute. Maybe next Thanksgiving when I have two whipper snappers at the dinner table I'll make some of these napkin rings.
I hosted a fall themed baby shower back in October. My heirloom pumpkins from Halloween made a lovely centerpiece and would sure look nice on a Thanksgiving table as well.
I la la la love this Give Thanks Banner from Parent's Magazine.
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Thursday, November 18, 2010
I Love to Create - Tallulah's Thanksgiving Turkey Top
Today for I Love to Create we have my spin on the obligatory hand print turkey Thanksgiving craft. Tallulah needed the perfect Thanksgiving outfit, so I decided to make it myself.
Tulip Fabric Marker (Fine Writers)
White Fabric
Steam a Seam
Fabric Fusion Glue
Embroidery Floss
Embroidery Hoop
The hardest part of this project will be getting your toddler to hold still long enough to trace their hand onto a piece of white fabric. I find candy bribes help.
The easiest part of this project is letting your kiddlet go nuts with a pack of colorful Tulip Fabric Markers. Tallulah had never played with markers so this was quite the treat for her. I let her scribble all over the area where we had traced her hands.
Once Tallulah grew bored of coloring on the fabric I used a hot iron to adhere some steam a seam to the back of the fabric. This was primarily to stiffen the fabric and keep the edges from fraying.
I cut out Tallulah's colorful hands and used them as a template to cut out a red, orange and yellow felt hand. I used Fabric Fusion Glue to attach all the pieces together.
Using Fabric Fusion Glue I attached the turkey to a brown cardigan. After the glue dried I embroidered the edges for extra embellishment. I also added a beak and a French knot for an eye.
All that was left to do was slip Tallulah a lollipop so she would stand still and pose for this picture (I'm telling you it's so wrong, but those candy bribes work). I can rest easy now that Tallulah's turkey day outfit has been sorted out. Now I need to figure out what I'm wearing.
I'd love to know what some of your favorite Thanksgiving crafts are? Do you have something you and the fam make year after year? Seen something on a blog recently you want to try. This is my first time to dabble in Thanksgiving crafts so I'm curious what other options are out there.
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Wednesday, November 17, 2010
WINT IT (and learn about it)! Freezer Storage & Party Leftovers
Oh CSN how I love thee and all your 200+ fabulous stores. Whether you are looking for cute kids back packs, the perfect dining room table or in my case BPA free freezer storage they are you one stop shop. You will heart them soon too because they are hooking you up with some luggage for left overs. Read on to find out more!
No matter how many hungry people you have at a party, there are bound to be left overs. In October I threw two parties and they were no exception. Sure we have been snacking on the hummus, having pumpkin bread for breakfast and took a ton of cheese balls to another party - but, there was still left overs. Fearing things would go bad before we could eat them I started a baking and deep freezing frenzy. If you have left overs at your next party, here are a few ideas about how to recycle them.
Veggie trays are yummy, but they always tend to leave left overs. After my baby shower I made a giant batch of broccoli cheese soup with the left overs. This year I had some of the same left overs so I tried my hand at baking and made a batch of broccoli cheese corn bread muffins.
One of my favorite parts of a baby shower is the sherbet punch! As much as I love the punch I don't want to drink it for days straight when there are buckets of it left over. What is a crafty girl to do? The first thing I did was marinate some pork chops, they were interesting to say the least. The better choice was making a batch of cupcakes. I substituted the water the pineapple supreme cake mix called for with punch and added some strawberries that were left over from one of the parties. Delish.
For some reason there was a mother load of carrots left over. I also had half a can of pumpkin pie mix left from my cream cheese gingersnap dip. I decided to join forces, throw in some raisins and make some Pumpkin, Carrot and Raisin Bread. Breads freeze so well we will be eating these loaves (and muffins) all fall long.
Once I made all these goodies I started pontificating about the best ways to store everything: wrapped in foil, bound in butcher paper, sealed tight in tupperware. So many choices. The one thing I have been doing since I had Tallulah was getting rid of my old food storage containers and replacing them with BPA free options. My current fave option are Frieling Clip and Close Rectangular Containers. The containers are glass and have a lid that seals nice and tight. With baby number two coming this spring I'm gonna get casserole crazy again this winter. Last time around we doubled most of our favorite recipes and ate one meal and filled the deep freeze with the other portion. That way when we were sleep deprived and hungry we did not have to order take out or eat Ramen Noodle.
So would you like to win your own set of 5 Frieling Clip and Close Rectangular Containers? Sure you would, everyone has leftovers at some point! You have a week to leave me a comment letting me know something about freezer storage. I'm on a quest to know everything. What is your favorite storage method? Do you have a casserole recipe that you love to make and freeze? Do you pour you left over wine into ice cube trays for later use in soups and sauces?
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Monday, November 15, 2010
This Week on Craft Lab
Tune in to DIY Network Tuesday and Thursday morning for you double dose of Craft Lab. First up we are going to be making Plexiglas Lanterns with John Ahr followed by a little Polymer Pop with Anne Igou.
Thursday join me in the Craft Lab as we make Kaleidoscopes with Keri Plezia and Parasols with Lori Meeer (this is the project that inspired my Polka Dotted Parasol Project).
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Sunday, November 14, 2010
Austin Adventures - Aquarena Springs
Some people have kids and it kills their social life and they become home bodies. For me with Tallulah it has been almost the exact opposite. I find that every week is full of some new adventure: a trip to a festival or local tourist destination. I am always getting emails about what people should do when they visit Austin so I thought I would start writing about a few of our family escapades. Today we made a quick 30 minute trip South to San Marcos to visit Aquarena Springs.
Chris and I both graduated from college in San Marcos but that does not mean we ever truly appreciated this lush sleepy little river town. Sure we have both been tubing there several times, but neither of us had ever visited Aquarena Springs or rode on their infamous glass bottom boats. Today we remedied that situation with our friends Chris and Stacy in tow.
I really felt a day late and a dollar short when I realized the glass bottom boats had been running at Aquarena Springs for over 50 years. Tallulah is very into fish and bubbles right now and this 30 minute ride provided plenty of both. As an added bonus we also saw turtles, bubbling springs and native birds. Years ago you could see swimming pigs and aqua maids.
Another Aquarena Springs attraction that has now long since gone the way of the Dodo is the Swiss Sky Ride. Just look how amazing these round pods are. The pods are now gone, but the cables that suspended them over the water are still there as well as their groovy landing dock.
The grounds of the park also host several small museums. The highlights included the infamous Texas Blind Salamander in the aquarium, the small crawl through cave for kids in the renovated museum inside the hotel and the walking tour through the Texas Wetlands.
Tallulah enjoyed running around the park and playing on their slide, saying the word boat 700 times and taking in the sites. The adults enjoyed the trip as well. Definitely worth the quick trip South and price of admission.
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Yeah I take mine to school and stuff, but I find if I take it anywhere else, I am just super paranoid about it. I did take it camping with my friends and we enjoyed it but I still was slightly worried about it.
This is a discussion on How often is your iPad with you? within the Apple iPad Polls forums, part of the Apple iPad Forums category; Yeah I take mine to school and stuff, but I find if I take it anywhere else, I am just super paranoid about it. I ...
It is always with me. Always. Are you crazy?
I carry it sometimes, but leave it at home a lot too.
I only use it at home on the couch, or maybe around the office.
Yeah I take mine to school and stuff, but I find if I take it anywhere else, I am just super paranoid about it. I did take it camping with my friends and we enjoyed it but I still was slightly worried about it.
Nuff said ;-)
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I bring my iPad everywhere with me. Even bought a purse large enough to carry it with me at all times. I have an iPhone and I use that a lot when I'm out, but if I don't have my iPad with me I feel naked. Currently I carry it in an incipio shell case and I slide it in my incase pouch.
It's excellent and more than brilliant.
I use it at home mostly. I take it with me when I travel or visit w people.
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I always have it with me. I even bought a big purse recently so I have enough room for it plus my other stuff. I use it on my breaks, lunch and before I start work in the morning for reading e-books. I am addicted to my IPad. It's also cutting into my tv watching time.
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Home for reading the news and weather in the morning over breakfast. Then to work where I use it all day for patient notes and billing insurance company and maybe some research on treatment protocols, medications, print forms, etc. Home for a movie or a tv show on Netflix or read a book. Currently reading 'How to Read the Air' free from the local library network on the Kindle app. I can't believe how much I use it - way more than I thought I would. My laptop is gathering dust.
And of course for the iPad forum any chance I get.
I use it mostly at home for reading NY Times and other periodicals, e-Books on Kindle app, email and internet, Skype and Facetime (although speaker volume and quality is inferior). It's pretty much replaced my home desktop for 90% of my computing needs (certainly not video editing and Photoshop graphics).
I find it a bit too heavy to sclhep around much in my backpack, and am a bit paranoid using such an expensive gadget on public transportation. Haven't found much use for it in my office as I can't find a good iPad appointment/calendar app to replace my paper Day-timer appt book.
You must live in NY? I will never ever use on the subway. I see people using them there but mostly men. I am afraid someone will snatch out of my hands or slash my face for it. Yes, we have / had a slasher on the subway recently; however, I think they have other issues besides iPad envy. Do you subscribe to the NYTimes app? I refuse!!!!! All these years of reading online for free - NOT!!!Originally Posted by skanter
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Craftsman 10 pc. Fractional Crowfoot Flare Nut Wrench Set
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Quantity in Set: | 10 |
Set: | Set |
Wrench Sizing: | Standard |
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Great looking and tested tough, the high polished chrome finish ensures lasting performance. Oversized wrench surfaces grip multiple sides to reduce rounding. Ideal for use on soft fittings in aluminum, copper and brass.

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These tools got me out of a jam. I didn't know they existed until visiting the Vienna Sears store to get a broken flare nut wrench replaced. When I got home, I used one of the crowfoot wrenches which allowed me to loosen a very tight brake line connection which was in an awkward location.
The crow foots are thick which allows good contact with a flare nut.
Why buy a Chinese made craftsman product when you can buy a higher quality American made SK set for a very little more?
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I bought this set to use to tighten flare nuts on tubing. To tighten and loosen them without rounding off the corners of the nuts by just using a crows foot wrench.
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Toledo, OH
these are useful for certain jobs but I was disappointed to discover that they are Chinese made. craftsman is getting a bad reputation from putting their name on tools like this. to keep the open end from spreading I clamp large vice grips over the sides . I love the American made craftsman stuff .
Loami, IL
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Bought this set to take off air lines on a truck. Only needed the 1", but in store you could only buy the 10 piece set. Fine, never know when another size will be needed for something else. However, these are junk Made in China! The problem is that they begin to separate at the open end & want to slip around the nut you are trying to turn, therefore stripping it. Remember, this is a 3/8" drive & you are not going to load it with much torque. They are just made as cheaply as possible in China with pot metal & are junk! Am going to try to return them, though do not see it happening as the one piece was used.
Fowlerville, MI
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I work at Ford dealership and put these flare nut wrenches to the test multiple times without any problems. Their wide body and contact surface area are perfect. Not happy about paying $80 for Made in China though - I would be willing to pay extra if these were made in USA.
Yonkers, NY
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Made in China, What a disappointment. It would at least be nice if sears posted the cointry of origin online.
Vienna, WV
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These tools got me out of a jam. I didn't know they existed until visiting the Vienna Sears store to get a broken flare nut wrench replaced. When I got home, I used one of the crowfoot wrenches which allowed me to loosen a very tight brake line connection which was in an awkward location. The crow foots are thick which allows good contact with a flare nut.
Bridgewater, NJ
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Why buy a Chinese made craftsman product when you can buy a higher quality American made SK set for a very little more?
Columbus, OH
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For starts, these used to be made in the USA in mid 2010. Now they are made in China. I purchased a metric set in 2010 made in the USA. I recently ordered the SAE set online and got China tools. You can still get the older USA ones in stores for as long as that stock remains, but online you will get China made. Every manufacturer claims that it is made to the same specifications and quality, but here is the scoop on these. I took my online ordered chinese ones to the store and exchanged for an old stock USA set. If you compare them side by side, here are the major differences. The USA set has fully radiused corners, where the chinese set is more squared off. The USA set is tapered down significantly on the smaller sizes for more tool clearance, whereas the Chinese set has no tapering and could limit accessibility. The USA set had no forging marks prior to chroming, but the chinese set had a few cosmetic dings that got chromed over. So in my opinion the USA set is cosmetically and functionally better. As for strength, only time will tell. Everybody is switching to Chinese stuff with a lifetime warranty, which makes you older USA stuff more of a relic. Makes the warranty pretty useless in my opinion, but I buy USA stuff because I figure it is better made and I shouldn't need the warranty. Same with ***** - if you have older 6point sockets and go in for a replacement, they can only offer you 12point replacements. They will give you a money back so that you can go to Sears and buy a USA made 6 point socket, but who knows how long those will be made in the USA. My 2 cents is don't buy Sears products made in China. Teach these CEOs that the reason you pay a bit more is for the USA made tools, not to save a few bucks on Chinese products.
Raleigh, NC
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So I bought these online, got a smokin deal, paid $56 each for the SAE and metric sets. Received Chinese product. Luckily my stores had USA made stock on the shelf so I exchanged it, but the new product is no longer US made even at the insistance of the online help. For $15 you can buy a Chinese lifetime guaranteed flare nut set, why spend $80 for one? Way overpriced. If I ever have to warranty it, it will be with a Chinese product, so I might actually return them as that is why I paid the extra for the Craftsman name. I paid extra for US and warranty, but will get Chinese in return? Bogus.
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According to AP, a sub-contractor engaged in cleaning it's a small world at Disneyland Paris has died following an accident.
Edit: Not drowned as was originally reported.
Worker dies in apparent mishap at Disneyland Paris - California State Wire - fresnobee.com
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Sad incident.
Sorry to hear that. Will keep his family in prayers.
That is really sad.
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Asana (www.asana.com) is a popular collaborative task management web application. It enables individuals and teams to plan and manage their projects and tasks.
Unfortunately it lacks support of Windows Phone. Website is also inaccessible from Internet Explorer (on WP7). It seems that they left out this platform without attention, in their plans.
Ive decided to fix this issue and provide people, that use Windows Phone, with unofficial Asana client. It uses their API to support almost all website features, and needs beta testing.
I plan on releasing this application as private beta, in WP store, and i will appreciate any feedback and feature suggestions.
If you are willing to try my application, please send me a message or email to firstname.lastname@example.com with your Microsoft account email, so i can add you to beta testers list.Thanked by: - 03-06-2013, 04:28 AM #5
I am glad to inform, that Asana app has shipped to Windows Phone store.
I wish to thank everybody who helped me with testing, without your feedback it would be much harder.
You can get it here: Asana | Windows Phone Store - 04-03-2013, 04:24 PM #7
Thank you for your response.
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Functions for performing hierarchical analysis of distance sampling data, with ability to use an areal spatial ICAR model on top of user supplied covariates to get at variation in abundance intensity. The detection model can be specified as a function of observer and individual covariates, where a parametric model is supposed for the population level distribution of covariate values. The model uses data augmentation and a reversible jump MCMC algorithm to sample animals that were never observed. Also included is the ability to include point independence (increasing correlation multiple observer's observations as a function of distance, with independence assumed for distance=0 or first distance bin). New in version 2.0 is the ability to model species misclassification rates using a multinomial logit formulation on data from double observers.
Version: | 2.01 |
Depends: | truncnorm, MASS, mvtnorm, Matrix, coda, spsurvey, MCMCpack, xtable, mc2d |
Published: | 2012-09-28 |
Author: | P.B. Conn \email{paul.conn@@noaa.gov} |
Maintainer: | Paul B Conn <paul.conn at noaa.gov> |
License: | Unlimited |
NeedsCompilation: | no |
CRAN checks: | hierarchicalDS results |
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The goal is to give Google a chance to fix the vulnerabilities before hackers can exploit them. As a result, security researchers must privately disclose new flaws to Google first, in order to qualify. In return, Google will give cash rewards between $500 and $3,133.70, depending on the severity of the flaw. Google has made 50 such payouts for Chrome bugs since launching a similar program in late January 2010. If you don't want the money, there's an option to donate it to a charity with a matching donation from Google.
Since the methods used to find these bugs may involve hacking Google's own servers, and there's a risk of breaking the law or disrupting Google's services, the company offers a few guidelines for the program. For example, the company won't pay for denial of service bugs or bugs in the company's corporate infrastructure. Furthermore, the search giant advises to only use your own account or a test account, never attempt to access anyone else's data, and not to engage in activity that bombards Google services with a large number of requests or data (automated testing tools are also disqualified).
The program is still experimental, but Google clearly says it wants to give security researchers new incentives to report Web flaws directly to the company's security team. "We already enjoy working with an array of researchers to improve Google security, and some individuals who have provided high caliber reports are listed on our credits page," the company said in a statement. "As well as enabling us to thank regular contributors in a new way, we hope our new program will attract new researchers and the types of reports that help make our users safer."
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It certainly isn't new, but it is a great approach to keep there toolset secure. It also helps to know they are actively trying to prevent issues before they occur, instead of the OLD microsoft approach of patching after exposure.
We would like you to fix our bugs, but don't try really hard because you may actually find something? I mean, hear me out, crackers are usually 12 year old kids with a botnet who use automated scans etc to do a bulk of their work...
Generally to fight that sort of threat, shouldn't researchers do that very act?
Like Mozilla
Hilarious that they made the max 3,133.7.!
For those who don't "get it" - 3,133.7 = ELEET
i think its an awesome idea, might make be brake out my old coding eye to check the sources and if i find nothing at least i've brushed up on the knowledge that i used to love. nothing like making money while hacking. most security is slacking for the most part. just have to think outside the box.
I think this is a neat idea. I might have to go find some bugs...
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Hilarious that they made the max 3,133.7.!
For those who don't "get it" - 3,133.7 = ELEET
But what you "don't get" is, that you found that out using the very Google.
Reminds me of what mozilla did with firefox really. Still, its a good approach to helping create better, more secure software
Since Google can afford this, I think it's brilliant. It does 2 things in my eyes. It helps them secure their domains, as well as potentially acquire new talent to use on their team should they find someone who finds multiple flaws and become a good asset to their design team.
Let's all go on a bug-finding safari! I guess it's going to be difficult to find a bug in google's sites though!
I like the way they make people do things for them via a positive reward system. A politic I definitely prefer over the usual "We will come after you with rakes and torches" kinda approach we hear from time to time. Let's not hope someone comes along a reward people even more money if they can make Google's systems fail... hmm, I suppose that already exist... hmm, does that mean that this reward from Google doesn't matter as those who can actually make systems fail will always be in front because they get more cash!! Arrr, brain is melting...
it's smart for google in doing so. sometimes you need an outsiders perspective. it's like putting your enemies in your side. im really amazed at google. clap clap clap
Not a brand new approach by any means, but still a good idea. Wouldn't mind seeing more companies do this. As starfreezer said, its always nice to see people try positive reinforcement for once.
Count me in, first off---google buzz......
who are those "hackers"? do they still exist?
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Hilarious that they made the max 3,133.7.!
For those who don't "get it" - 3,133.7 = ELEET
I didn't get it but I do now. 1337 text is 1337.
It would be awesome if microsoft did the same for windows or other products.
i agree with puiu if the bigger companies did this it would be great its really to bad that microsoft and the such don't do this.
Google taking a nice step but this did take a long time it seems they had discussed a lot about this move that's the thing with Google they have in depth discussions whether to go ahead or not they.Since they went with it any way they could have done it a lot earlier.
Can I be given a bounty for mere suggestions? Aesthetic changes? Functionality changes? He He.
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