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YaSeeDee ياسيدي at 50.50 on February 02, 2013 18:21
i am following since long time...thanks a lot for Posting...cheers.Chadi.&best of luck always
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Beats From The East at 2.05.34 on January 22, 2013 04:34
@DJ_VIPIN: An amazing remix!!! You've been killing it with your mashups and we look forward to getting more drops out in the near future. Keep em coming and keep us posted x
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@Jailor Saab: the 90's was my jam, glad to know it took you back ;)
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@G-Machine: Josh and JRaj brought some good vibes on this indeed, thanks!
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The games may have been pushed back a day due to weather concerns, but that didn't stop the #17 St. Cloud State baseball team. The Huskies swept a doubleheader Sunday over Wayne State College by scores of 6-0 and 6-3 at Dick Putz Field in St. Cloud.
In games heard on KVSC.org, the Huskies got a strong outing from Nick Anderson who pitched six scoreless innings in the first contest. St. Cloud was helped by poor defense from the Wildcats who committed four errors.
In game two, Logan Birr got his fourth win of the season on the hill. After Birr allowed two Wayne State runs in the fourth inning, St. Cloud responded with a four run rally, capped off by a Phil Imholte double that gave SCSU a two run lead.
With the pair of wins, the Huskies sit at 22-6 on the season and 10-4 in the NSIC. The squad is in action this afternoon as they complete the series with Wayne State with another doubleheader at Joe Faber Field. Keep it tuned to KVSC for a recap of those games.
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It's a dirty business that brings in billions of dollars and targets 11 to 14 year old girls.
Now local women are trying to stop it.
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Maggie Tinsman is a former Iowa State Senator and a strong advocate for women's rights.
Today, she sat down with the American Association of University Women to talk about the scary reality of human trafficking.
"We mainly have the attitude, it's not here and that's exactly where it is," says Tinsman.
And that very same attitude is letting the billion dollar business go unnoticed...until now.
Maggie started a group called breaking traffic and local women are on board.
"It's horrible. Its slavery and I have read about it for a long time and I wanted to do something about it. Now that Maggie is coalescing people, I want to join her," says Clara Caldwell, Communications Chair, AAUW.
Members of the AAUW say this is just another obstacle that's holding women back.
"Anytime you are dealing with issues that affect woman, it's important, but when you're dealing with people who are between 11, 12, and 14 years old, the most vulnerable segments of our society, someone has to step in and make sure something gets done," says Sandra Madsen, Vice President, Rock Island-Moline, AAUW.
Advocates tell CBS 4 raising awareness is a step in the right direction.
"I think just the fact that people finally are coming to recognize that it happens in our towns to our own little girls. I think that is hopeful," says Caldwell.
Leaders in the fight against human trafficking say if you see something suspicious or out of the ordinary, please call police.


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This Fourth of July hasn't even happened and it's already my favorite one yet! I'm excited to avoid the traffic and crowds of the city and instead: watch fireworks from the awesome view in our new backyard, fire up the grill on our deck, and eat SO MUCH delicious food with my friends & family! I've been drooling over so many summer recipes lately that I couldn't resist putting together a little roundup of my top picks for this week's festivities!
No cookout would be complete without The Best Veggie Burger Ever! This recipe calls for frying in the pan but I bet these would be delicious on the grill, too. I'm gonna try to lightly cook them as called for and then throw them on the grill for a traditional Fourth of July finish.
I already love avocado on my burgers (just like pictured above!) but I can only imagine this Gilled Avocado recipe taking them to the next level!
Baked beans will forever remind me of my childhood. No summer get together was complete without them. I haven't ever cooked them myself, but the day I do I will be using this Vegan Baked Beans recipe from Pickles and Honey. It looks like an entire meal in itself!
We have been making grilled veggie skewers since Memorial Day. You don't even really need a recipe for them— we just take all our favorite vegetables (peppers, onion, zucchini, potatoes, tomatoes, pineapple, mushrooms, or anything we have on hand) and cut them up. Then we dump a bunch of italian dressing on there and sprinkle with salt and pepper and throw them on the grill. But if you want more detailed instructions then this recipe is a good place to start!
To cool down from the heat, I recommend this Watermelon Cucumber Salad. I don't think anything has looked so perfect in my life! (For a vegan version, try this instead of feta!)
This vegan and gluten-free Raw Berry Tart would look amazing on any dessert table! The best part is that you can make this baby ahead of time and spend more of your day outside instead of in the kitchen! Another quick option is the Patriotic Berry and Cake Dessert Platter at the top of this post. It sounds just as easy as it looks pretty!
Feel free to grab a beer, but to wash it all down I'll take a refreshing Lemon Thyme Tequila Spritzer! It's cooling me down just looking at it!
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Hey folks: I'll be part of a group pop-up art show here in Vancouver this week. Curated by Mark "Atomos" Pilon, Moon Base 3.0 will celebrate the spirit of his former Moon Base Gallery, which closed back in 2002. Here's a full list of the participants:
Atomos, Holly Anderson, Dacosta, ESM, Hobo Devine, Jeff Burnette, Robert Chaplin, Holly Cruise, Rob Elliot, Pam Fairfield, Rod Filbrandt, Mia Hansen, Jon Izen, Indigo, Jodi Jacyk, Mariya Karpenko, Luc Latullippe, Jamie Mason, Josue Menjivar, JP Holeka, Bonnie Reid, Robot Rob, Steve Rolston, Andrea Tucker.
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In 1444, on this day a mixed Papal army defeated a large Ottoman force near Varna in eastern Bulgaria.
Glorious Papal Victory at VarnaTheir hard fought victory was a personal triumph for Władysław III of Poland (also King of Hungary). Over-ruling the sound advice of the more experienced Bulgarian Commander Hunyadi János, he rushed five hundred of his Polish knights against the Ottoman center in a bold move that ultimately won the day.
It was of course a huge risk but the only way that the thirty thousand man Papal Army could overcome an Ottoman force nearly twice the size. It would prove a crucial turning point in the Ottoman War.
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The EMT Wireless Paintball Sentry Turret is just what I need to keep those damn neighborhood kids off my lawn and out of my flowerbeds.
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You can even upgrade to a high-res camera, big-screen goggles, and a larger ball hopper. Holy hellfire do I need one of these. Just think of all the fun you could have with those religious zealots that come by trying to pass off their literature. Just kidding, I wouldn't shoot them. I like to see the expressions on their faces when I answer the door pantless with a beer in one hand and my girlfriend's ass in the other. "Ooh, sorry, looks like we caught you at a bad time, we'll just leave this pamphlet here by the door." "Hey honey, show them that trick you do to pick up the dollars when you're stripping."
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Best mask at party!
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October 2013
Switzerland | 2013 | Documentary
Run Time: 90 minutes
Film source: Rise and Shine
Sponsor: VT Council on World Affairs
Do you know how to turn ordinary water into a billion-dollar business? In Switzerland there's a company which has developed the art to perfection – Nestlé. This company dominates the global business in bottled water. Swiss journalist Res Gehringer has investigated this money-making phenomena. Nestlé refused to cooperate, on the pretext that it was "the wrong film at the wrong time". So Gehringer went on a journey of exploration, researching the story in the USA, Nigeria and Pakistan. His journey into the world of bottled water provides insight into the strategies of the most powerful food and beverage company in the world.
Winner: GreenMe Festival, Berlin
Jen Fleckenstein, Vermont Certified Class II Water Operator, Clear Water Filtration, and Board Member, Pure Water for the World, Inc.
Special food and wine tasting courtesy of
Dedalus Wine and Pistou restaurant.
Followed by screening of Red Obsession at 5:45.
A special program of short experimental films, curated by Carole Zucker.
The Lunchtime Shorts Series is sponsored in part by Middlebury College
Carole Zucker is a Professor Emeritus of Film Studies at Concordia University in Montreal, where she taught for 35 years. She has published 7 books and is working on a biography of the acting teacher, Stella Adler. Zucker teaches acting workshops in Montreal and the Burlington area, and will be teaching acting for Film Production students at Champlain College.
Directors: Anja Dornieden and Juan David González Monroy | Germany | 2012 | Experimental | 16 minutes
In the German Democratic Republic children played with dollhouses made to resemble the type of life they would one day grow up to have. Now many of these houses can be found for sale on Ebay or in collectors' hands.
The dollhouses that survive do so as idealized images of a time and place that no longer exists. Through the words of their past and new owners, Eigenheim looks at the memories that once dwelled in these spaces to explore the remnants of a lost world..
About the Director: Anja Dornieden is a filmmaker currently living and working in Berlin. She obtained a Fulbright Scholarship to study at The New School University from 2007 until 2010. During her time in New York she started making her own documentary and experimental films in Super8 and 16mm.
I Was Here
Director: Phillipe Leonard | Canada/Quebec | 2008 | Experimental | 5 minutes
These images were captured during a long afternoon spent sitting in front of the Pantheon in Rome, paced by the sound of a shutter regularly opening and closing for long exposures whose duration was counted off in a whisper. At precise intervals, the photosensitive surface recorded the constant flow of tourists, people-watchers, cars and animals as they moved, stopped, gathered, and took photos. The historic building thus reveals itself as a magnet whose pull on people has lasted for centuries. I Was Here is a reference to the common phrase often found scratched on public walls, marks left as visible proof of a person's visit to a place. Like that age-old practice, travel photography is an attempt to record a person's presence in a particular place – a photographed place taken home as proof. The soundtrack comes from the same place, but from a different timeline: it was compiled from the audio tracks of amateur videos posted to YouTube. These audio snippets, all recorded in front of the same landmark, tell a collective story through each "I" that has recorded a visit to that same piazza. The clips of murmuring crowds were then edited and manipulated to give them a particular synchronization with the images.
About the Director: Philippe Leonard is a filmmaker living and working between Montreal and New York. His artistic practice explores still and moving images through film, photography, performance and installations emphasizing a hybrid approach between analogue and digital techniques. His theoretical and aesthetic reflections focus on the temporality and spectral dimension of physical spaces, sensory documentary practices and urbanism. Distributed by Light Cone and CFMDC, his work has been showcased in notable international contexts such as the Rotterdam International Film Festival (Netherlands), Festival des Cinémas Différents (Paris), Cineteca di Bologna (Italy), Festival du nouveau cinéma (Montreal), EXiS Experimental Film and Video Festival (Seoul), European Media Arts Festival (Germany), O 'Gallery (Milan), Museo Nitsch (Naples), Edinburgh International Film Festival (UK), Annecy International animated film festival (France), Anthology Film Archive (NYC), etc. As a cinematographer, he is involved in artistic, documentary and commercial audiovisual projects, using a broad range of cameras and formats: Super 8, 16mm, 35mm, HD, etc. He is a member of the Montreal collective of experimental cinema Double Negative
Director: Shannon Harris | Canada | 2008 | Experimental | 9 minutesLacuna: 1. an empty space or a missing part; a gap; an absence. 2. a discontinuity in an anatomical structure.. A portrait of open-air theaters documented under the strange light of day, emptied of the once present hum of human voices, radioed-in soundtracks and tires on gravel
L'un Ne Va Pas Sans L'autre (One doesn't Go Without the Other)
Director: Audréane Beaucage | France | Experimental | 7 minutes
L'un ne va pas sans l'autre is a 16mm, dance- movement film It concerns a journey to a mountaintop by a solo dancer, and two couples who act as his doubles. It is inspired by Japanese Butoh dance. The main character is an incarnation of the union between the anima and animus, somewhere between male and female. His notion of self begins in water – in which he was born. Then he becomes conscious of the outside world and loneliness, and finally comes to terms with his solitude and and grows into an independent human being.
About the director: Audréane Beaucage is a young experimental filmmaker from Montreal, whose work revolves around movement, light and nature. The Quebecoise filmmaker has made twenty films and video shorts.
Director: Christopher Becks | Netherlands | Experimental | 3 minutes
Working independently in two different cities, Peter Miller and Christopher Becks composed the elegantly intimate corps exquis Ritournelle: Miller created the melodic yet haunting soundtrack which Becks used as the inspiration for the 16mm film, set entirely in the confines of Becks' Berlin apartment. The subtle beauty of light beams bouncing off the surfaces of the apartment's rooms slowly reveals the spatial context. Circles of white light dancing across the darkness of the screen give the feeling of awakening in the early morning to glimpses of daylight sneaking through shrouded curtains. The audio track works in harmony with the soft imagery to create a lovely warmth, a respite from the frenetic action of the first three films which sets the tone for the quiet, focused observations that pervade the second half of the program. Becks is Canadian.
The Broken Altar
Director: Mike Rollo | Canada | Experimental | 20 minutes
A portrait of open-air theaters documented under the strange light of day, emptied of the once present hum of human voices, radioed-in soundtracks and tires on gravel. Scripting the landscape and exploring the residue of a cinematic history, The Broken Altar forms a sculptural treatment of the architectural artifacts of these abandoned and barren spaces: speaker boxes rise from tall grass like grave markers and the screens themselves are monumental, sepulchral in their peeling whiteness.
About the director: Born and raised in Saskatchewan, Mike Rollo obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Film Production at the University of Regina and a Master of Fine Arts in Studio Arts at Concordia University. His work explores first person cinema and experimental approaches to documentary filmmaking. Rollo's films and videos have been shown at festivals, galleries, conferences and venues internationally. His film Ghosts and Gravel Roads was recognized as one of Canada's Top Ten Shorts of 2008 by the Toronto International Film Group and received the Mikeldi Silver Documentary Award at the 50th Edition of the International Festival of Documentary and Short Film of Bilbao. Mike Rollo is also a founding member of the Double Negative Film Collective, a Montreal-based group of film, video and installation artists interested in creating, curating and disseminating experimental film and video. Mike teaches film production at the University of Regina.
The Handeye (Bone Ghosts)
Director: Juan David González Monroy & Anja Dornieden | Austria | Experimental | 7 minutes
In early 20th century Vienna Robert Musil invited Sigmund Freud to partake in, what he called, "a very special séance". Seated at the table Musil revealed that they were going to summon the ghost of Frans Anton Mesmer, discoverer of animal magnetism and forefather of hypnosis. Musil told Freud about a series of dreams he had which involved a talking flea. Musil, who had secretly become a follower of the imaginationist school of animal magnetism wanted to question Mesmer as to the meaning of these dreams, in which said flea foretold of impending catastrophes all over Europe. It is said that Mesmer obligingly appeared and spoke in a repetitive and oblique manner. Mesmer's words were transcribed by Freud in several scraps of paper and hidden separately in a series of objects that, owing to the vicissitudes of history, would end up in the collections of three Viennese museums. Legend has it that he who could piece together the text would find instructions for the assembly of a film. We visited these museums and, unable to break away the objects from their glass prisons, have made an attempt to reconstruct the film, hoping that the magnetic force inside the objects would transfer to the film's silver halide crystals, allowing us to make sense of the single written testimony left over from the séance. In her diary as the lone entry for that date, Eugenie Schwarzwald, the only other known participant wrote: "A distinguished flea hypnotizes the ghost of a distinguished man."
About the directors: Anja Dornieden and Juan David González Monroy are filmmakers who live and work in Berlin. They met in New York where they both received graduate degrees in Media Studies from The New School University. Since 2010 they have been working together under the moniker OJOBOCA. Their work encompasses films, performances, installations and workshops. They have presented their work internationally in a variety of festivals, galleries and museums. They are currently members of the artist-run film lab LaborBerlin.
The Yellow Ghost
Director: Guillaume Vallée | Canada/Quebec | Experimental | 3 minutes
Director's note: Based on a Recurrent nightmare from my childhood, usually ending in night terror A yellow specter riding a horse, the filmstrip being destroyed by multiple expositions with a flashlight, hand-processing and a heavy noise soundtrack composed by Eric Gingras. Camera less film
GET TICKETSUSA | 2013 | Documentary
Run Time: 82 minutes
Film source: Filmmaker
Hot Water tells the story of the contamination that runs through our air, soil and, even more dramatically, our water. Despite messages from older films, such as Fat Man and Little Boy and Duck and Cover, which led us to believe it was safe to eat, drink and breathe in the shadow of the atomic bomb, the reality is that our ground water, air and soil are contaminated with some of the most toxic heavy metals on the planet. The filmmakers begin in South Dakota witnessing communities overwhelmed by cancer from what they described as constant exposure to uranium from local mining interests. They then follow the story to Oklahoma to explain the economic model of the industry. Interviews with leading scientists and environmentalist such as Dennis Kucinich are interspersed with personal insights: "I took this journey because I was pissed off. I felt like an idiot because I believed the lies. I believed we were safe. I made this film because people need to know the truth." – Lizabeth Rogers
Cambodia/USA | 2013 | Documentary | Cambodian w/English subtitles
Run Time: 83 minutes
Film source: The Film Collaborative
This mesmerizing film, in a refreshing departure from polemical envrionmental films, follows three Cambodian families – one living in a floating hut on the Tonlé Sap river, one dwelling deep in the jungle, and one whose daughter moves to Phnom Penh to work in a garment factory – as their world is transformed by forces beyond their power to control or understand. The cinematography and pacing gently transport us into their lives.
Director's statement: "My approach to documentary filmmaking has been to tell the human story rather than the politcal one [...] Filmmaking is about asking the right questions, not finding solutions and for me the best way to do this is to explore the lives of people and allow them to tell their own stories. The experts for me are the people themselves. When people in Cambodia view this film, it's often their first opportunity to travel to different parts of the country. Those who live on the lake have never seen the jungle before. The people in the jungle have never seen people working in a factory. So this is really their first opportunity to see their country — how beautiful it is, how precious it is, and how important it is to preserve and protect that beauty". Adapted from an interview in the Huffington Post.
World Cinema Grand Jury Prize-Best Documentary - Sundance 2013
Golden Gate Award-Best Documentary Feature – SFIFF
France | 2013 | Documentary
Run Time: 87 minutes
Film source: Chihuly Workshop
Sponsor: VT Energy Investment Corporation=
A groundbreaking, immersive portrait of the contemporary commercial fishing industry. Filmed off the coast of New Bedford, Massachusetts, Leviathan follows a hulking groundfish trawler, into the surrounding murky black waters on a weeks-long fishing expedition. But instead of romanticizing the labor or partaking in the longstanding tradition of turning fisherfolk into images, the filmmakers present a vivid, almost-kaleidoscopic representation of players, both human and marine. Employing an arsenal of cameras that passed freely from film crew to ship crew; that swoop from below sea level to astonishing bird's-eye views, the film that emerges is unlike anything that has been seen before. Entirely dialogue-free, but mesmerizing and gripping throughout, it is a cosmic portrait of one of mankind's oldest endeavors..
About the Directors: Véréna Paravel and Lucien Castaing-Taylor are filmmakers, artists, and anthropologists, who work at the Sensory Ethnography Lab at Harvard University. Their work is in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art (NY) and the British Museum, and has been screened at the AFI, BAFICI, Berlin, CPH:DOX, Locarno, NewYork, Toronto, and Viennale film festivals, and exhibited at London's Institute of Contemporary Arts, the Centre Pompidou, the Berlin Kunsthalle, and elsewhere.
Sevilla International Film Festival – Non-Fiction Eurodoc Award
Belfort International Film Festival – Grand Jury Award
Locarno International Film Festival – Fipresci jury award
Special Food tasting from Guild Fine Meats and Cash bar
Sponsoring the screening of Meat Hooked! at 5PM
Germany | 2013 | Fiction | English and German w/English subtitles
Run Time: 113 minutes
Film source: Zeitgeist Films
Sponsor: Institute for Civic Engagement
A complex and compelling biopic of one of the most original thinkers of the 20th Century, Hannah Arendt delves deeply into the philosophical and personal life of its title character. The film marks the sixth cinematic collaboration between director Margarethe von Trotta, one of the leading figures of the New German Cinema, and star Barbara Sukowa, one of that movements most important performers. Sukowa's nuanced performance reveals the deeply personal emotions that underpin – sometimes complicatedly – Arendt's groundbreaking philosophy. Hannah Arendt shuttles back and forth between Arendt's middle age, when she developed and refined her theory of evil, and her youth, when she studied with Martin Heidegger, whose subsequent affiliation with the Nazi Party caused her to call her own work into question. In its early scenes of Arendt covering the trial of Adolf Eichmann for The New Yorker, Von Trotta boldly blends actuality footage of the courtroom proceedings with her film's "regular" fiction scenes, thereby encouraging the viewer to consider, as Arendt herself did, the links between past and present.
Director's statement: This is a film that shows Arendt as a person caught between her thoughts and her emotions—one who often has to disentangle her intellect from her feelings. We see her as a passionate thinker and professor; as a woman capable of lifelong friendship—she was hailed as a woman who was a "genius at friendship"—but also as a fighter who courageously defended her ideas and never shied away from any confrontation. But her goal was always to understand. Her signature declaration, "I want to understand," is the phrase that best describes her.
The closing celebration of the festival, handed over to the 5 area colleges – UVM, St Michael's, Burlington College, Champlain College and Middlebury – who each have 24 hours to make a film.
The results, presented in an American Idol style showcase, puts on display the creativity, imagination, and technical skills of these, our next generation of filmmakers. The evening concludes with the awarding of prizes.
After the screening of the competing films, and while the jury is privately discussing the winners, we will be serving food and drinks in the lobby area outside Film House.
The evening concludes with the announcement and presentation of 4 Awards: Best Film, Best Actor, Best Actress and Audience Choice.


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"A great device on its own merits, its not a Kindle -DUH"
on by paul.batesPros Nice package. Easy to use. Flexible. Powerful. Fast. Great for research.. highlighting, book marking plus freehand and/or typed notes. Books can be downloaded from many sites in many formats. Great integration with the desktop.
Cons Not quite as bright or sharp as other units
Its not a Kindle. If you want a Kindle, stop here. Go buy a KindleSummary The CNET review goes about telling you how this is not a Kindle. Ok.. guilty! Its not! Whew. Good, we got that over with. Here is what I think is important for you to know:
Its been just over a week that I got my 600. It is still all good news and a few clarifications that only come from hands on experience.:
All readers provide the ability to read ebooks of various formats re-drawn to fit their various screen sizes. With that as a basis, I can tell you what functionality / requirements that the 600 supports.
* Its 6" screen gives you a page that is about the size of a paperback.
* Despite the comments, its not fuzzy or hard to read.
* Its easy to change the type size. There is a button with + on it. Press it and touch the size character that works for you.
* It supports the majority of ebook formats except Amazon's Store's proprietary format and the mobi format normally used with Palm books. It also can also convert and read MS word documents if you have word on your PC.
* In addition its a non-drm mp3 / aac player and can play audio books, or music while your read.
* It has a touch screen for operating the menus of the unit. I really like that, its easier than lots of buttons for me. It has a few buttons for critical functions like home menu, options, font size and page flips.
* You CAN delete books on the unit.
* You can touch words and instantly look them up in the built in dictionary. Very cool.
* THE MOST IMPORTANT touch screen functions are for those that are doing research or need markup features. You can:
- bookmark pages
- Write on and mark up content in a book like you would a regular book
- Type in notes on a easy to use touch screen keyboard
* Notes and markups are backed up on the PC and can be viewed there too
* The PC is a content management companion. You can use Sony's site buy books, integrate with Google's site of public domain ebooks or download ebooks from your library.
I *like* using the PC's full size screen and browser to shop for books at multiple stores like sony, ebooks.com, etc. I'm not bothered by connecting a cable to my PC to download many books into the unit. I detach the cable, and read a variety of content.
Here is my quick decision guide:
* If you want to read books as well as do research editing your books, get this Sony PRS 600
* If you don't need the markup features, but want the flexibility of multiple formats, get the PRS 50x or look at the Kindle. Other trade offs here for someone else;s review.
* If you want a smaller, simpler cheaper reader.. there is the PRS 300, the BeBook, Elonex, Cool-er, the kindle, others
* If you want to be able to download books over the air only from Amazon Books without a cable and like hard keys and a larger unit, get the kindle
Updated on Oct 25, 2009
Refined good news:
* I have downloaded library books from my library using my library card.
* I downloaded purchased and free books from sony
* I bought books from non-Sony ebook sites
* I downloaded .pdf files on topics I am researching
* I use the heck out of the markup features. As someone with 25 years of work books marked up on bookshelves, I have made the leap and 100% functional with it.
* Amazon and Barnes & Noble both have proprietary formats for their products. Not compatible. If you prefer either one of those, pick their reader and live with the features. B&N have a new reader coming out that touts markup but there's no manual to see how it really works.
* When using non-Sony ebook stores, check each book to validate that its .EPUB of .PDF. Some stores are one format only. Some are mixed.
These WILL NOT work: .PDB, Mobi. -
"CNET has it all wrong...AGAIN"
on by Rod RoddyPros Stylish aluminum casing, razor thin, touch screen, free EPUB book downloads, included stylus, very good battery life
Cons I'll be the first to admit there is a bit of a glare issue, expensive
Summary I bought the Sony PRS 505 for my girlfriend more than a year ago, good device when compared to the first gen Kindle. Recently she upgraded to the second gen Kindle solely because Amazon had better prices on the ebooks.
Enter the new PRS 600, she bought it on Sunday and I have to say after going through the menus and reading a chapter in one of the books--this thing is pretty cool. The reason she went back to Sony is because Sony now offers the same pricing for ebooks as Amazon. PLUS the Sony Reader supports a lot more formats including Adobe's EPUB, which means free books to borrow(for 21 days) from your local libraries website. The touch screen is responsive and when turning pages it's more like having a real book in front of you as you swipe the pages to advance. Although you can use the buttons if you prefer.
The one factor that some may find as a deal breaker is the glare on the screen--which honestly is not as bad as CNET makes it out to be. This is an unbiased review as the Reader isn't mine, and I've had a change to really fiddle with both the 2nd gen Kindle and now the Sony Reader 600.
Do your self a favor if your planning on buying an e reader in the near future, first off don't take what CNET says as the gospel truth, and secondly go out to your nearest Borders books and demo the new Sony readers (there are 2 of them)for yourself, this way you can make the best informed decision. -
"Serious charging issues"
on by Jo Lynne LockleyPros Affordable, accepts multiple formats and expandable
Cons Awkward software and charging.
Summary PRS 600 does not, unfortunately, charge from all computers. Netbook USB ports are not strong enough to charge it overnight, nor are USB hubs attached to computers. Not all desktop USB ports will provide sufficient power for a charge, either.
The reader cannot be used while charging, either from a computer or from a dedicated charger.
The Sony charger is sold in stores for an outrageous $40 ($39...), but third party chargers can be found on the net for about $10 - $15. Although some have had success charging from an IPod/Iphone charger base (replacing the cable with the Sony USB cable) it has not worked for me.
The software is awkward and only quasi intuitive, while the instructions are insufficient. A new owner will spend some time trying to find the appropriate methods for syncing, transferring files, etc, but will eventually succeed.
The great advantage of Sony over other products is mainly the freedom it offers for those wishing to carry various documents in non proprietary formats and to download content from various sites.
The stylus and annotation functions are positive, although it must be noted that the annotation does not reside in the annotated file but in a distinct file of all annotations on the reader, so those wishing to review papers would be far better off with an IPad or Netbook. -
"Best eReader on the market"
on by l_bristowPros Expandable memory, sleek/lightweight design, large/responsive touch screen, mp3 player, photo viewer, stylus, built-in dictionary, note taking function, easy to navigate menus.
Cons the lack of managing my books/documents on the device itself.
Summary I recieved the Sony Reader Touch Edition as a birthday present from my husband. He had noticed that I was in need of a better way to carry around my heavy books to and from work. Lugging around heavy hardcover books on a commute that was 2 hours long was starting to become a huge problem. Out shopping one day, hubby decided to pick up this little beauty. I was planning on buying the PRS 505 but he saw how I was eyeing the Touch Edition. The only issue that made us both stop to think about purchasing the Touch Edition was the PRICE! But I left the store with the Touch and a huge smile on my face.
What I like:
The expandable memory - I can carry 100s of books and documents on the huge collection of SD cards I have laying around the house. The design - lightweight, sleek. Large, clear display with a responsive touch screen. Extras: the mp3 player, photo option and a stylus come in very handy. MP3: for when I'm in a crowded area and need to listen to something other than chatter while reading. Photos: just view at a whim. And the stylus for writing on pages, highlighting and double tapping small text. Features: the built in dictionary - I have used it more than once on one book alone! The note taking function - either on the pages or as a seperate document. The ability to dog ear pages. The internal memory is wonderful. A fast responding touch screen. The easy to navigate menus. I can go on and on.
What I don't like: other than the price, I do have an issue with the lack of managing my books on the device itself. If I want to create a new collection and/or more a book, I have to plug in the USB cord and manage everything in the eBook Library Program. It's not too much of a hassle but would have been nice to be able to make such adjustments.
Bottom Line: Love it!: I have a much easier (and greener!) way to enjoy my books! -
"i only had one issue with the device"
on by OOSH81Pros Metal case, slick look, battery life, external memory, touch screen, multiple formats, Sony quality, basically everything
Cons when using the external memory for storage the device takes on average 12 minutes to load before you can use the device.
Summary I have had the ebookwise ereader for over 5 years and love the idea of having 100s of books in once book size device. With all the new devices out i thought it was time to upgrade. I spent about 4 hours reviewing all the different ereaders on the market and thought the Sony touch was the one, until i tried to add my personal library onto the device and actually use it. I first started with my entire 2G library but after an hour of waiting i gave up and started smaller. One book (15mb) takes about 45 seconds to load every time you turn on the device. 250 books (170mb) takes on average 10 minutes for the device to load from the off status. With just the internal memory the device loads in about 20 seconds. Whats the point of offering external memory if when it makes the device useless? To me this is a deal breaker, i need a ereader that can carry 100's of books yet not take half an hour+ to load. if sony fixes this problem i would switch back to this device until then i guess i will go with the nook. Not sure why no other review has mentioned this, maybe people just stopped at the 350mb internal memory?
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World champion boxer, Robert "The Ghost" Guerrero, will join the Cathedral of Faith this Friday for the Church's annual Celebration of Love, where they distribute over 2,500 turkeys and food boxes to the economically disadvantaged in the Santa Clara Valley. The Ghost will be in attendance from 10:00 am to 11:15 am.
This has been an annual event for over 25 years. Held Friday, Dec. 21 at The Cathedral of Faith from 10:00 a.m. - 12 noon, the recipients will receive fresh produce, baked goods, canned goods, and meat.
The Cathedral of Faith is a 12,000 member, non-denominational Christian Church that has reached out to 200 ministries to meet the needs of their congregation, their local community, and the world. For more information about Cathedral of Faith, log onto www.cathedraloffaith.org.
The Cathedral of Faith is located at 2315 Canoas Garden Avenue San Jose, CA 95125 (408) 267-4691
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Weather Channel Soaks People at Bus Shelters in Real Dick Move New app, though, keeps you from getting wet
Marketers just won't let people waiting in bus shelters have any peace. Case in point: The Weather Channel and ad agency Iris recently tricked out one shelter with hidden sprinklers to promote the client's latest Android app. The app apparently provides such precise forecasts that you might never again be caught in surprise downpours. As an actor checked the app and hurriedly opened his Weather Channel umbrella, the sprinklers were activated, putting a damper on the other people's daily commute. (At certain bus stops, the sudden shower would also have washed away a buttery baked-potato smell.) Bottom line: I feel empowered knowing that, thanks to the Weather Channel, humankind will no longer have to guess what the weather will be like inside covered spaces!
UPDATE: Simon Candy, creative director at Iris in Atlanta, reports that, for legal reasons, only paid actors were used in this stunt. They knew they'd get wet at some point during the commercial shoot that day, but not when or how, so their reactions were, Candy says, as genuine as could be expected.
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The Four Seasons Wall Hangings collection offers a natural, Asian flair to any room. The golden accent sheen creates a stunning focal point on any wall!
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According to BBC Director-General Mark Thompson, "British ideas are no longer strangers in LA and the world's other media capitals." But those outside of the UK -- including British citizens -- can't officially get their fix of British content through the BBC's iPlayer.
That's something Thompson hopes will be fixed, and fixed soon. In a speech at the MediaGuardian Edinburgh International Television Festival, Thompson told attendees "Within a year we aim to launch an international commercial version of the iPlayer. Subject to Trust approval, we also want to find a way of letting UK licence payers and servicemen and servicewomen use a version of the UK BBC iPlayer wherever they are in the world."
On the surface, it seems like a no-brainer. Allowing access to content anytime, anywhere is a consumer expectation these days, and as it relates to the iPlayer specifically, the cat is already out of the bag; I've met several expats who have VPNs so that they can access the iPlayer.
Unfortunately, a global iPlayer may not happen as quickly or as easily as Thompson would like. The reason: independent producers looking to retain control of their content aren't ready to give in to Thompson's iPlayer plans.
Shortly after Thompson indicated his interest in making sure that the iPlayer would, as a start, be accessible to British licensee payers anywhere in the world, John McVay, who is the head of trade group Pact, told paidContent:UK point blank: "This has not been agreed with the BBC and we will resist this."
According to paidContent:UK's Robert Andrews, the wording of the BBC's existing agreement may favor the producers' position. Thompson seems to acknowledge this; in his speech he noted "we may need more flexibility from the producers." The question, of course, is whether the kind of flexibility the BBC needs will be forthcoming. That seems quite unlikely, at least in the short term.
But contractual issues aside, there shouldn't be any doubt that Thompson was right when he observed:
Unlike almost every other country in the world other than the US, the UK is a net exporter of television services – but the scale is still pretty small. In 2008, UK net exports of TV services were just under £200 million. Management consultancy was over six times as much, computer services 18 times as much. And please don't ask about the banks.
And that small net export figure is because today we have an industry which is mainly focused on its home market, with programme and channel brands many of which are unknown in the rest of the world. Who is the competition in these global markets? Disney, Time Warner, News Corporation. If we don't invest and organise for success – not on the basis of one format here, one comedy script there, but as an industry – we will remain what we are today: a very talented minnow. Now is the moment to put that right.
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Is it possible to eat all your favorite foods and still lose weight? Absolutely, says Men's Health editor in chief David Zinczenko. David talks with Gayle about his book Eat This, Not That: Thousands of Simple Food Swaps That Can Save You 10, 20, 30 Pounds—or More! and details how to make simple food choices that can help you drop the weight.
David and his team of researchers spent over a year collecting nutritional information from popular restaurants and fast food chains all over the country. "A lot of people don't have this information," says David. "That's why we made it our mission to go find it." He says the book is not about being on a diet and depriving yourself, but rather about making the right choices. "We want to make it about enjoying all those foods that you want but just realizing what you are eating," he says. What people don't realize, David says, is that every time they eat at a restaurant they typically underestimate their food consumption by about 600 calories. "If you realize a way to eat all these foods but save yourself 500 calories a day, and you make a swap every day, you will lose a pound a week," he says. "You are never depriving yourself and you are never dieting." We often don't realize how much fat, sodium and other ingredients, like high-fructose corn syrup, are being pumped into our foods, David says. He believes that's why your weight is not your fault—because companies are not revealing the nutritional information to help you make the right choices. "I am on a mission to get these companies to serve up the nutritional information and I am not going to stop until everyone does," he says. Published on January 01, 2008


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The seventh recording for the Sports Radio for Peace series will take place in the Tower Hotel, Omeath on Thursday 10th February at 7.00pm. All welcome.
The Enda McGuill Suite in Oriel Park was the venue for the launch of Sports Radio for Peace on 24th August. Representatives from soccer, gaelic, ice hockey and athletics attended and took part in a lively discussion hosted by Dundalk FM's Michael Duffy. The first in the series of 10 programmes was broadcast on Saturday 4th September at 2pm and its now available on www.dundalkfm.com as a podcast.
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A unique series of ten sports programmes will take place over the next few months courtesy of Dundalk FM in collaboration with Sports for Peace programme. These sports programmes will invite some of the prominent heads of sports societies both in the North of Ireland and the border counties to discuss how sport has been a key factor to finding peace in Ireland. The panel will consist of four members of different sports organisations that have experienced first hand the problems that exist while trying to bring communities of various ethnic, religious or political backgrounds together to play sport, they will speak of the various projects they undertook and how the became successful and what strides they had to take in order to ensure they remained a success.
The first of these programmes combined with the offical launch will take place next Tuesday 24th August at 7:30pm in the Enda McGuill suite, Oriel Park on the Carrick Road.
Members of local sports organisations will be attending to ensure to put questions to the panel and to experience a unique sporting project taking place. The programme will then be broadcast on Dundalk FM 100 and on community radio stations troughout Ireland and Northern Ireland. Members of the public are welcome to join the audience.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The route U.S. 60 follows as it traverses the breadth of Southern West Virginia has gone through a number of name changes.
Known first as the Buffalo Trail in deference to the bison that trod out a pathway between grazing grounds and watering holes in the era before pioneer settlement, the route was later used by American Indians, European settlers, Civil War supply wagons and long-haul truckers.
"It was called the Lewis Trail, after Col. Andrew Lewis used it to take his militiamen from Lewisburg to fight Chief Cornstalk in the Battle of Point Pleasant in 1774," said James E. Casto, author of "Highway to History: A Midland Trail Scrapbook. "Then, in the 1820s, it became the James River & Kanawha Turnpike," after the state of Virginia converted the pathway into a 66-foot wide toll road.
Following the Civil War, when armies of both sides used the road to move personnel and supplies between Lewisburg and the Kanawha Valley, the route became the Midland Trail, an unpaved road connecting Washington, D.C., to California. The Midland Trail was equipped with signs and opened to vehicular traffic in 1913, with the West Virginia section of the road initially designated as State Route No. 3.
According to a 1916 auto guide to the Midland Trail, the West Virginia section of the route, "generally speaking, is in very good shape and gives the average traveler no trouble," if travel is postponed until after the first of July. "In other words, don't even think of tackling the drive in anything other than mid-summer," Casto said.
In the late 1930s, the Midland Trail became U.S. 60, the state's first paved and numbered road.
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Once the main east-west route through the southern part of the state, the Midland Trail is now largely bypassed by long-distance travelers who prefer the easier, faster ride available on nearby Interstate 64.
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If I purchase a new ipad from the US can I use it in the UK without any problems?
This is a discussion on can I use it in the UK within the iPad General Discussions forums, part of the Apple iPad Discussions category; If I purchase a new ipad from the US can I use it in the UK without any problems?...
If I purchase a new ipad from the US can I use it in the UK without any problems?
As long as you have an iTunes account from the UK, there shouldn't be a problem. Just log in to your usual account.
Thanks for your comments I was thinking of buying one on the net from America if it works out the better deal
I just came back from London. I bought a new ipad before I went and it worked beautifully. You will want to download Skype, it works for making all of your calls back home and its simple to use. Also be sure you are connected to wifi at the place you are staying for its use. Tell the people at the store what you are going to do, and you will have to get a data plan that works there.
Well, whatever works out your deal. And I guess it'll just be fine.
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Sure, if you get the new, new iPad (the third generation). However, if you get the iPad2, then be sure to get the AT&T version. The Verizon version of the iPad2 won't work in the UK (it's CDMA - and not compatible with the UK networks).
But, it doesn't matter with the iPad3, as that will work anywhere. Oh, and if you're talking about a WiFi-only iPad, any version you buy will work fine.
Hope that helps.
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Thanks for your comments Marilyn that was a great help ant