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Until today, the big absentee from Roku's line-up of catch-up services in the UK was ITV and its regional partners STV and UTV in Scotland and Northern Ireland. At #2 in terrestrial broadcasting behind the BBC, it was a fairly glaring omission, especially as Channel 4 and Five have been on-board for ages. Now UK Roku viewers can use ITV Player to catch-up with the last 30 days of ITV's content across ITV, ITV2, ITV3, ITV4 and CITV with programmes such as Britain's Got Talent, Coronation Street and The Americans in addition to coverage of this summer's World Cup and Tour de France sporting events. Hurrah!
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Dyyno is one of the new wave of companies that are working with modern video content providers to help help them best monetize their online shows. Today's market of video podcasts and IPTV is growing quickly and and makers can have a tough time figuring out how best to distribute, and get paid, for everything they are producing.
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XBox Turning into Over the Top TV Solution? XBox Live TV Coming…Posted by J Powers at 12:42 PM on October 5, 2011
I watch over a lot in the Over the Top Television space. Internet TV, IPTV, whatever you want to call it, it's a great way to get watchable content without having a full cable lineup.
Last week, Steve Ballmer announced their TV initiative over XBox Live. Over 40 providers have signed up for this venture, including Comcast, HBO, BBC, Rodgers on Demand (Canada), Televisa (Mexico), and other countries including Germany and Italy (20 in all). Best part, if you already have an XBox 360, you have the hardware to do this.
"Today's announcement is a major step toward realizing our vision to bring you all the entertainment you want, shared with the people you care about, made easy," said Don Mattrick, president of the Interactive Entertainment Business at Microsoft. "Combining the world's leading TV and entertainment providers with the power of Kinect for Xbox 360 and the intelligence of Bing voice search will make TV and entertainment more personal, social and effortless." – Press Release
Add to conventional TV line-up the on-line video providers like Crackle, YouTube, Zune and more. Then there is audio content from Last.fm and iHeartRadio. Finally, Social networks like Twitter and Facebook to round off the service.
The Game System that Became More
Whereas companies like Roku that integrated smaller games like Angry Birds, XBox won't have that problem. It's a game system over a TV content distributor. You can play Gears of War, Tweet about it, then watch a video on how to play Gears of War (or another show).
Unified Dashboard in XBox Live
With the unified dashboard (looking similar to the Zune software), you can browse your shows, play the games, work your social networks and more. You will connect to the Comcast Xfinity service to get all that service has to offer.
Getting Rid of the Remote with Kinect
This might be the best part about the XBox TV. By using voice controls and your Kinect, you can gesture to a channel, play, pause and move on. It might get harry if you have more than one person wanting to watch different shows. Still, could you imagine a world without a remote control?
It won't all be free, though.
Right now, to get HBO Go, you need to have a cable subscription with HBO. I don't expect that to change anytime soon – especially with channels like HuluPlus. Of course, that is just like many of the OTT systems out there. Pay for a subscription and get the content.
Once again, there could be conflict if you have multiple family members where one wants to play a game and the other wants to watch a movie. So this might not replace a cable box or DVR just yet.
The Xbox Live TV service is expected to come out before the holiday season. The announcement comes before then so you can plan purchasing an XBox 360 or Kinect system for your loved ones to connect up quick. While the OTT solution is more pricey than a Roku or Apple TV, it does do more than just watch video, view pictures or listen to music. It also has some great game titles. It also has a new way to browse through your content.
Kylo A Browser Made for TVPosted by KL Tech Muse at 10:13 PM on January 28, 2011
The Kylo Browser was created by Hillcrest Labs. to be used specifically with large screen TV's. One of the main problems with traditional browsers like Internet Explorer or Firefox is they are not made for a large screen where the viewer is 10 feet or more away. Their fonts are too small and the icons are hard to hit. The Kylo Browser has large fonts and icons which are easier to see from the couch. It also has an on-screen keyboard, so you don't have to sit with a keyboard on your lap.
The home screen of the Kylo Browser reminds me of a typical cable guide. The difference is that instead of channels you get the icon for Web sites. Hillcrest Labs also developed the technology behind motion-sensing. They used this technology to create The Loop Pointer which is designed specifically to work with a browser on a TV. The Loop Pointer has four buttons and a scroll wheel and is design to work in the air. Hillcrest Labs has license the motion-sensing technology to major entertainment manufacture, such as Sony, Kodak, Samsung and more.
Although the Loop Pointer is designed to work with the Kylo, you can use any mouse your want. As the line between the TV and the computer continues to blur, we will probably see more and more browsers and devices like Kylo and the Loop Pointer being developed and sold.
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Igugu Internet TVPosted by tomwiles at 8:22 PM on January 21, 2011
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Igugu has three kit offerings, including $99 dollars for the remote control unit and software, $129 for the remote control unit, software, and miscellaneous wiring kit, and $249 for a wireless version.
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What Can netTALK TV Deliver?Posted by Alan at 9:56 AM on January 9, 2011
The netTALK company, known in the past for low-cost phone service, has unveiled it's netTALK TV at CES. And they are making some big claims for it, which, if delivered, would be a huge deal in the media market. They claim:
an ultra-low cost digital TV solution to address an over-priced, underwhelming cable TV market
They want to replace your cable company with a la carte channels provided through netTALK. That's something that people have talking about for a while now – the ability pick and choose only those channels you want and not have pay for a package that contains a bunch channels you will never watch.
It will work by combining with existing DUO, a product that provides telephone service of an internet connection. When the two devices are combined they provide both telephone and TV over you internet connection. The box provides standard and high-definition TV with HDMI Out, S Video Out, Composite Video, Ethernet and WiFi.
They are shooting for Q3 2011 release and no prices are available yet. But, I have some serious questions about how they plan to pull this off. There seems to be lots of promises and little about details. Content deals with the TV networks seem far-fetched at this point. They are only marginally more interested in a-la-carte than cable providers are. After these big network companies own multiple channels and they know that some of them are unpopular, but they force providers to carry all of them or risk losing the big ones that users want. So, we shall see what is delivered later this year.
HuluPlus Activated on Roku for $7.99 – Should Netflix be Scared?Posted by J Powers at 12:34 PM on November 17, 2010
Editors Note – As Blake pointed out, there is a 1 DVD + online movie plan for $8.99.
The wait is over…
Roku announced today that Hulu Plus is now available to watch as an application. You can try the service free for one week, but thereafter, for $7.99 a month, you can watch network television run shows within 12 hours of airing. You can also watch movies and other content that Hulu is publishing.
The $7.99 price also means it undercuts Netflix's 2 DVD + streaming price by half. Netflix does offer 1 DVD and online movie subscription only for $8.99. Still, Netflix's big advantage is their movies and TV shows come without commercial interruption and won't edit for content.
The $17 combination might be a great duo to finally cut that cable TV cord.
Hulu Plus will start to show up on other platforms, like PS3 and XBox360 very soon. Of course, you can get it on your computer right now.
First Thoughts: Like I said in the review, Hulu Plus does have commercials. However, I can catch up on season shows like Glee and Grey's Anatomy.
The one thing I am not too keen with Roku is their cataloging system. It would be nice to have a keyboard and a search option. However, I can go on the computer, type in the show I want to watch, then queue it up to play on the Roku.
I was really hoping the TV show "Sons of Anarchy" would be more up to date. However, restrictions only allow it to be seen via the computer. In fact, there are a few shows that are "Web Only".
If I back out of a show, then go back in, I start from the beginning. Forwarding back to the spot I was at is a little choppy.
On the other hand, Netflix has their own limitations. If you want to watch the Starz channel, you have to switch over to a computer with Internet Explorer installed. Their search is almost non-existent. Once again, you can go to the computer to put shows in your queue, then watch on Roku.
At $59.99, the Roku is the cheapest option for IPTV. With $7.99 for Hulu Plus and $14.99 for Netflix, you might be able to justify cutting the cable cord and beef up your internet connection. Not to mention the original programming from independent content creators.
Is IVI.TV Legal?Posted by Alan at 4:05 PM on September 24, 2010
Recently, on the Geek News central Podcast, #610, Todd introduced us to ivi.tv, and also asked if it was legal. I was intrigued by the prospect, being someone who dumps his DirecTV subscription between football seasons. So, I decided to take a longer look at both it's capability and it's legality, and here is what I have found.
The simplest answer is that we don't know. Apparently it's going to be up to a court to decide.
But, before I get into all of that, let me explain exactly what IVI is doing.
It's compatible with all three major platforms – Windows, Mac, and Linux. They have keyboard controls and hotkey options, and there's a free 30 day trial. After the trial it's $4.99 per month and an additional $0.99 for DVR capability.
Their broadcasts are, currently, limited. They are mirroring certain channels in 2 markets – New York City and Seattle. Their website states that they plan to enter other markets, but there's no mention of which ones they are looking at. The channels are, mostly standard broadcast at this point – CBS, NBC, Fox, and ABC; along with cable networks such as The CW, Universal Sports, and Univision.
When I say they are mirroring, I mean they are literally rebroadcasting these channels 24-7. There is a guide on their website that you can page through to see what is on all of the available channels.
That's the basics of how it works. Now let's get to the important part – the legality issues.
In a nutshell, IVI.TV says they are legal (per the CEO) and the broadcast community says they are not. That sounds simple, since in the past, these types of disputes have been overwhelmingly in favor of the content producers. But, in this case, it's the copyright act itself that may be in dispute.
The monthly fee, which IVI charges, goes towards paying the networks. And, here's what the IVI CEO had to say:
"The Copyright Act expressly authorizes secondary transmissions of works embodied in primary transmissions. For example, the Copyright Act expressly the secondary transmission of an original television broadcast where the secondary is subject to a statutory license. Under Section 111 of the Copyright Act, statutory licensing fees are paid periodically to the Register of Copyrights in accordance with an established scale and schedule. Section 111 further provides that the secondary transmission of an over-the-air primary transmission is not an infringement of copyrights in the works contained in the primary transmission."
The NAB disagrees, and has filed suit No one has sued ivi. IVI are suing the broadcasters preemptively. For now, IVI will continue to broadcast and wait for the matter to be sorted out by the courts. I have my doubts about it's legality, but if they pay the broadcasters/networks then it may be an interesting battle. After all, they are selling their shows through such places as iTunes and Amazon, as well as offering them for free streaming on their own websites and such places as Hulu. The money may talk. I guess we'll see, but it could take quite a while.
UPDATE: I received this email after this article posted.
The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) attacked ivi TV today in response to its Complaint for Declaratory Judgment of Copyright Noninfringement filed yesterday in Federal Court. Unfortunately, they had no relevant legal claims to make other than to attempt to smear ivi TV's innovative approach, which aims to help content owners recognize new revenue streams and increase broadcast viewership. This is clearly a David v. Goliath attempt to crush technology and consumers' choice.
Please contact me via reply email if you wish to set up an interview with the CEO. Thank you!
Best, Hal
*_ivi TV Statement In Response to NAB_*
Seattle (September 21, 2010) — ivi TV issed a statement of facts today in response to NAB's earlier statements regarding ivi TV's recent Complaint filed in Federal Court.
Commenting on the development, ivi TV CEO Todd Weaver said:
"We understand the NAB's point of view and welcome this opportunity to enlighten them. ivi TV (ivi, Inc.,) filed a lawsuit, because we were wrongly accused of copyright infringement, an accusation disruptive to our business. We needed resolution of these issues right away. We believe the copyright claims are unsubstantiated and are really just camouflage for trying to stifle innovation and competition. Furthermore, we pay broadcasters in accordance with the law, just like cable.
This is not about copyright, this is about competition. Congress created the compulsory licensing scheme for cable systems, to distribute broadcast content to the masses. We intend to increase viewer numbers and would welcome opportunities to work with the Broadcasters.
Broadcasters fought against cable companies, then joined them. Broadcasters then fought against satellite companies, then joined them. Now it is our turn. History has a habit of repeating itself — and it is unfortunate they cannot learn from that and realize we strongly support broadcasters and their program suppliers helping them monetize, increase their eyeballs, and ultimately get paid.
The iCraveTV litigation referenced by the NAB is hardly precedential, as no decision on the merits was ever reached. Further, it involved different circumstances, including augmenting broadcast content with advertisements. ivi TV, on the other hand, is making the primary content available as is without any modification."
Link to previous press release announcing the Complaint and copies of the Complaint together with supporting documents may be found here: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2010/09/prweb4542434.htm
*About ivi*
ivi TV™ endeavors to make the world a better place by providing a high-quality viewing experience while offering consumers what they want in the way they want it, with more choices, less hardware, and higher standards than other modes of online content delivery. At the same time, ivi TV increases eyeballs for channels and advertisers, continuing and adding to the live television tradition in an innovative and sustainable manner. Consumers, broadcasters and advertisers alike will agree that live television, most notably sports and news programming, is here to stay. The solution is ivi TV. And the time is now. ivi, Inc., is based in Seattle. For more information, please visit http://www.ivi.tv <http://www.ivi.tv/>.


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I fully understand all of what you have written. 60fps also helps create great slo-mo stuff too. But seriously, detail depends more on the light gathering ability of a sensor more than resolution. The more photosites you cram into a sensor of a given size the less light each can gather and therefor to achieve a decent output the more gain you need to apply. The effect is most apparent in poor lighting, something we often have when sailing. So just having a unit capable of a high resolution at high speed will degrade the output no matter what the marketing bods will have you believe. Why do you think in the still photography world the top end £5k cameras all have a relatively low resolution? It is the quality of the photosites, not the quantity. And when we are talking about moving images like we are here we can have a lower resolution without it being too obvious.
Personally, I would be more concerned with the quality of the content rather than the quality of the image. For instance, watching a superb film such as RIP which was shot on a mixture of film and old skool video 525 lines video. Great film even when watched on YT at the lowest rate. Some of the crap output these days in 4K really isn't a patch on it, looks great but not worth the effort to watch.


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I like this eyeliner because it has a built-in smudger and because I can create soft lines. You kind of have to work at it a little because the formula doesn't "glide" on. I have been using this liner in black for over 6 years and I still prefer it over many other brands. To prevent smudging, I apply primer to my eyelids and lower lash line. I recommend Urban Decay Primer Potion and Too Faced Shadow Insurance.
It applies really smoothly and softly, which means it's easy but also smudges pretty easily. I guess that's why you've got your smudger for smokey eyes as well, but I don't tend to use that much...it's easy enough to smudge out with a fingertip if necessary. It also hasn't got great staying power, but I like to use it for everyday wear to uni because it's more subtle and simple than other eyeliners, but still does what I need.
Updated: I really have decided that this one isn't worth my money. Though it's quick and easy to smudge and nice and cheap, it just has no staying power! I'll end up with smears under my eyes more than anywhere else, which just doesn't cut it in our hot summers. On the look out for a new eyeliner fave now. :(
I've stopped using the blender but it was good to start with for the smokey eye . But it turned kinda' gray when you did .
Anyway , instead of using MAC Carbon ( since i dont have a smudge brush to apply it with ) i use this eyeliner pencil to colour it in & then blend it out to make a smokey eye . I`ll have to say , this is like an eyeshadow+eyeliner in one . I love it , & it lasts quite a long time . I mean , if you sharpen it , it can be a straight line eyeliner ( but tends to smudge ) but i use it for both basically .
Will definitely repurchase, no doubts .
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Love the pencil and blender, I bought the grey one, forget the name at the moment. Anyway, it doesn't seem very as dark of a grey as the pencil looks:(
I was looking for a smokey grey as an alternative to black but this is more on the lighter side of grey, not silver but maybe pewter in color, if that makes sense.
Oh well, it was cheap, i'll still use it but won't buy again.
I absolutely hated this pencil. I bought it in hopes I can replace my Sephora brand eye pencil with something a bit cheaper (I've been slowly trying to replace some of my expensive staples with drugstore brands to save on costs!). It is extremely hard and doesn't apply color to well. I heated it with my hairdryer, which helped make the color a bit more intense, but it's not soft and easy to apply like what I'm used to. Plus it feels almost like I'm scratching my eyelids when I apply this. Tossing this guy in the garbage and going back to my Sephora staple!
I have used this for YEARS! Eyeliner is something that I never go into public without so its a staple! Its a must have with me to use eye pencils that have a smudger thing on the tip because I use it 1-for blending 2-to wipe away any excess around eyes and 3-for removing eye boogers. Yeah, the lasting power isn't that great so I give it a 4. I think Maybellines version has more pigment and staying power.
I used to use this eyeliner all the time. However, it was only because I wasn't as interested in make up at first either. I find that this is just okay. It's nothing special. It's not smooth. It wears off right after 5 minutes in the waterline. It's not that pigmented either. It's just really not worth it. I wouldn't even recommend this for beginners. CQ eyeliners for beginners would be better and cheaper. You would have to reapply constantly and it's just not even worth the $3 or whatever.
This eyeliner is okay, not the best. Smudges a little... havent really found the perfect eyeliner yet though so I will continue to use this until I do.
This has been my HG eyeliner for several years now- I just LOVE this product. I always keep the black and dark brown pencils in my makeup bag (forgot the color names). These pencils go on so smooth and the sponge tip is very soft and blends the eye liner as much or as little as you want. I really love the packaging because both ends have a plastic cap (not just the pencil part). Overall, this deserves an A+!
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Apr 24, 2012 in Falkland Islands 2012
I spent my first few days in the Falklands in a state of destitution. There was just one bank, and it didn't have a cash machine, so visitors arriving on a Saturday like I did would have to wait until the bank opened on the Monday before they could get any money out. Except that the Monday was a public holiday, on account of the Queen's birthday apparently having happened. And on top of that I'd only managed to get hold of 40 pounds of sterling in Santiago before I arrived, and those 40 pounds turned out to be old bank notes that were no longer valid. My first few days in the islands required me to impose on the charitable nature of the Falkland Islanders.
The Queen's birthday is something that we would never dream of celebrating in the UK and it certainly isn't a public holiday. But here, before I'd arrived on the Saturday, there had been parades and ceremonies, and most things were closed on the Monday. Fortunately I was staying at Kay's B&B, and Kay was very kind and lent me enough money to last until the bank finally opened on the Tuesday morning. I would have been in dire straits without her help.
I had booked a flight to Saunders Island for the Tuesday. Flights in the Faklands don't follow a fixed timetable – they just go where and when people need to travel. They normally fly at 8am, but luckily today there was a second flight, which meant I had time to get to the bank and get some money, at the offensive cost of 4.5% plus a sickening £1.50 for a phone call to the UK to validate the transaction. If I had wanted Sterling instead of Falklands pounds they'd have charged me an outrageous 1% extra.
Angry but financially independent once again, I headed to the airport. The Falklands Islands Government Air Service aircraft are tiny eight-seater planes, they fly low over the rugged landscape, and our journey out to Saunders was spectacular. We stopped at Port San Carlos, Port Howard and Pebble Island on the way as we chugged over the snow-covered hills in the tiny prop-engine plane.
Apr 23, 2012 in Falkland Islands 2012
On the way back from Volunteer Beach we drove back past Mount Kent. The hills near Stanley were the scene of fierce fighting during the war, and even now, 30 years later, relics still remain. We made a stop at the wreckage of an Argentinian helicopter. Keith told us that in the later stages of the occupation of Stanley, when British forces were shelling the town, senior Argentinians would leave at night for safer refuges in the hills. This helicopter had been ferrying officers away from Stanley for the night when it was attacked and shot down by a British aircraft.
Apr 22, 2012 in Falkland Islands 2012
For the last six months I've been enjoying Santiago's incredibly stable weather. More or less every single day has seen clear blue skies and temperatures in the thirties. And when I haven't been in Santiago I've been in the Atacama. Between early October and last week's incredible downpour, the only rain I'd seen was literally a few drops which fell in January.
So I knew, really, that it was going to be cold in the Falklands, way down south just a few hundred miles from Antarctica. I knew that. But I had forgotten what cold really was. I rediscovered the phenomenon as soon as the plane door opened after we'd landed at Mount Pleasant airport. By the time I got to the terminal I was shivering. I'd seen snow on the high ground from the plane as we descended, but much worse than the snow was the wind, a wild icy blast which sapped my body heat and swept it away over the hills. I suffered on the day that I arrived in Stanley, and I suffered much more the next day, when the snow had come down from the high ground all the way to sea level.
Apr 21, 2012 in Falkland Islands 2012
I arrived in Chile at the end of September 2011 and by April 2012 I still hadn't left. The last time I spent more than six months in one country, it was 1999. So even though this six months has been spent in a foreign country, I've still been getting ever itchier feet. But a nightmarish situation with a herniated disc meant that for a few of those months I could barely even leave the house let alone the country.
With the back situation easing a bit, and having just completed my first solo night shift at the observatory, I decided the time was right to hit the road again. I'd long fancied a trip to the Falklands, had started actually planning it a few weeks ago, and finally a week before I wanted to go, I booked the flight.
And what a flight it was. I came down from Paranal on Thursday, had Friday to get used to daylight again and pack, and then at 4am on Saturday I headed out into the streets to grab a taxi to the airport. I had a fun ride with a friendly driver who thought it was really funny that I was going to the Falklands. "There's nothing there, right?", he asked. True enough, I said, but I was in the mood for getting away from it all and I wanted to see what the fuss was all about. More or less my whole life these islands have been in the news every now and then, but I had no idea what they actually looked like, didn't know anyone who'd been there, never met anyone from there.
The flight took off just as the dawn sky was beginning to brighten, and we had spectacular views of the country as the sun rose. As we got down to Patagonia the weather was amazing and the landscapes below were mindblowing. I'd been to some of those places, six years earlier, and looked down nostalgically on the Moreno Glacier and Torres del Paine.
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Sep 25, 2011 in Chile
I got a night bus to Pucón. One of the things I want to see a lot of while I'm in Chile is erupting volcanoes, and so I thought I might as well start with one of the most reliable, Villarrica. I'd been here before, in 2005, climbed to the crater rim and watched fountains of lava jetting up, so close that I could feel the heat from them. I was hoping for the same this time.
It was a warm night in Santiago when I got the bus, but in the morning, 400 miles further south, it was raining heavily. I was shivering as I walked from the bus station into town, and unless conditions got dramatically better, going to be climbing any mountains.
But I went to various climbing agencies, and found out that the weather for the next day was going to be perfect. So I signed up for a climb, and at 6.45am the next morning I was kitting up with a group of 12 other travellers, from Chile, Brazil, Australia, the US and Denmark. As we drove out of Pucón I caught sight of the perfect cone of the volcano, dark against the dawn light.
At the base of the climb, our guides briefed us. They told us that in all likelihood, the rain of the last few days would have made the upper slopes extremely icy, perhaps too icy to safely climb. We were offered the chance to back out now, because we wouldn't get our money back if we didn't make the summit. But we all felt lucky, and we headed into the snows.
We set a good pace up the mountain. My two worries were firstly that I was still slightly suffering from a trapped nerve in my back which made my left leg ache constantly, and secondly that I had had no coffee yet. I ignored both problems with grim determination as we ascended.
We passed some places that I recognised, and it didn't seem to take very long before we were at the base of the summit cone. It was beginning to get treacherous, and we crossed some tricky sheets of ice. I could see that the guides were getting a bit unenthusiastic, and I wasn't very surprised when we stopped for a break and they told us they really didn't think we should carry on. Volcanic gases were pouring out of the mountain just a few hundred metres away from us, but it was a few hundred metres up a 45 degree slope, from which one slip would result in a very unpleasant slide over rough ice. The group consulted, and we decided to take the guides' advice. Reluctantly we turned around.
Going down was at first much harder than going up. Re-crossing the ice sheets was extremely precarious, but luckily we soon got to the snowy slopes, on which we could take the favoured Villarrica descent method of sitting down, lifting your feet up, and sliding. Before very long we were back at the ski-lift, where the cafe had opened, and I got a life-saving coffee which helped to ease the disappointment of not making the summit.
That evening, back in Pucón, I went down to the lake. Last time, I'd seen occasional flickers of red on the summit of the mountain but this time I was amazed to see a bright red glow constantly shining from the peak. Clearly there was a lot of lava up there. I'll be back before long to try and see it up close again.
Apr 11, 2010 in Iceland 2010
From our first sighting it took us almost another hour to get to a good viewing point. The ground was so slippery it was unbelievable, but eventually we reached the crest of a hill, and there before us was the fissure. We could see three craters, one with a constantly frothing lava fountain, and two more where occasional explosions showered the ground around them with hot rocks. The seven jeeps in the convoy left their engines running, and a howling gale was blowing, and we couldn't hear any noise from the volcano at all. It was viciously cold. I quickly trained a video camera on the volcano, and then stepped away from the jeep to take in the view.
It was incredible. Words can't describe and photos can't possibly capture what it is like to see a volcano erupting. We stayed there for almost an hour, watching the spraying lava. While we were there, a small lava flow at the foot of the new cone suddenly began to grow dramatically. Strange blue flames flickered over the two intermittent craters. Meanwhile, the wind whipped snow into our faces, and even though I was wearing two coats, two pairs of gloves, two scarves and a hat, I still felt freezing.
I climbed up a small hill and listened to some Sigur Rós on my mp3 player. The epic music made the epic view even more impressive. But all too soon it was time to head back down. Árni gave me a shout at about 10pm, and I headed back to the jeep. I slipped on some ice on the way, smacking my shin on a rock and giving myself a souvenir bruise to take home. With a last glance at the show, I reluctantly got back into the jeep, ready for the long journey back to Reykjavík.
Apr 11, 2010 in Iceland 2010
We climbed the road. Before too long there was snow on the ground around us. Árni's GPS told us how high we were going, and before very long we were 700m above sea level. Rocky ground covered in snow eventually gave way to the glacier proper. We stopped to reduce the tyre pressure still further, and then drove onto the ice. The wisdom of driving in a convoy became clear here; sometimes a vehicle would get into some difficulties up the steeper slopes, and anyone driving alone would have been pretty miserable. The other convoy members were ready to help, but the odd slippery moment was not a big problem, and we all climbed up and up and up.
It was getting dark and progress was getting slow. The problem was that there had been heavy rain up here. Snow would have been fine, but the rain had frozen and the driving conditions were far more treacherous than they had been a few days earlier. The jeep rocked wildly as we reached 1000m above sea level. Árni was a policeman by trade but had also driven jeeps in Afghanistan. His skills here were impressive and we rocked and bounced our way up the glacier, eventually reaching 1400m above sea level before heading down into the pass. We'd left Reykjavík at 4pm, and we'd hoped to reach the volcano by 8pm, but the journey continued. By 9pm the daylight was fading fast, and suddenly in the distance there was a vivid orange glow. Our luck was in.
Jul 05, 2009 in Greenland and Iceland 2009
I cooked up some lunch on the veranda of the hut. As I ate, the clouds suddenly parted, revealing a couple of hikers heading out across a huge snowy expanse, ringed by mountains. A roar away to my right turned out to be coming from a huge steam plume jetting straight out of the ground. I finished my food, grabbed my pack and headed out.
Hiking across the snow was fairly tough going but I knew the hardest bit of the day was already behind me. I'd climbed 500 metres and now I would drop 500 metres to Álftavatn. The weather was beautiful here, and I was alone on the trail pretty much the whole way. I was in an Icelandic dream but I did not let up my pace for a second. I marched pretty much as fast as I could, somehow fearing that if I slowed down I might not make it to Þórsmörk.
Later the weather turned. I descended into a verdant gorge, and crossed my first river. It was only ankle-deep but bitingly cold, and I walked gingerly for a mile or so afterwards until my feet started to feel again. The cloud was thickening and eventually I could only see the trail and a few feet either side of it. Sometimes in the murk I could hear volcanic springs rumbling and bubbling but I couldn't see anything. It began to rain.
Finally I reached a flat grassy plain where I could see that vehicles sometimes drove. A few minutes more walking brought me to the shores of Álftavatn. I set up camp and then walked along the shore in the midsummer gloom, listening to music. I was a third of the way to the end.


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12 Things You DON'T Need to Do by 25 (Or 30)
Have a Threesome or be Otherwise Sexually Adventurous Because, Well, You're Young and This is the Time to do It
Maybe it's just not for you, ever. Or maybe it will be for you when you're 65. The point is, like travel, there's no age limit on adventure.
Travel to far-off lands
Sometimes my friends and I say things like "this might be our last chance" or "this is the time to do it" whenever we discuss leaving our current cities for even a couple weeks. It's as if we think we're all going to inherit Lindsay Lohan's ankle bracelet on our 30th birthday. If you really want to go, you'll make it happen one day. Sure, it might be harder than taking one backpack and a few pairs of underwear with you as you hike the Alps, but adventure doesn't have to mean forgoing clean underwear anyway.
Come up with the next big idea
Just because some of the recent great innovators still have their umbilical cords intact doesn't mean innovation stops at a certain age. It's okay to just be a college student or just be an employee supporting someone else's great idea. There's still time to develop "the Facebook of cancer research" or "the Facebook of food trucks" or, more importantly, a new phrase to define success.
Live on your own
Perhaps you've noticed that the market for renting isn't the best these days. Plus, doesn't New Girl look like fun?!
Get a degree
There's always at least one old dude in a college lecture hall, and he no doubt pays more attention and has way cooler stories than the frat boy sitting next to him. That could be you one day!
Run a marathon
I will never understand anyone who chooses to run 26-plus miles without stopping but then again, I'm someone who tried to escape from my boot camp class when I learned we were running two timed miles. So for one thing, running is overrated. For another, it isn't outlawed at a particular age. Just ask Fauja Singh (pictured), the world's oldest marathoner who just took part in the Hong Kong Marathon (just five weeks before he turned 102!). photo credit: Guardian.co.uk
Settle on a Career
Futurists predict that the average millennial will change careers as many as 10 times throughout their life. So, try out different jobs—don't settle for one that might not be the right fit.
Fall in love
Have you been around the guys in their early 20s recently? For that matter, have you hung out with girls in their early 20s? It's a miracle anyone finds true love in this day and age—let alone the confused, young people in the world today. So don't sweat it if you haven't met 'the one.' It's okay to wait until we all have a few more things figured out before opening up your heart.
Have the Best Sex of Your Life—Constantly
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Get Married
It's 2012, people. Time to retire the idea of a spinster, crazy cat lady for good.
Wake Up Every Sunday Morning not Hungover and Ready to Tackle Farmers' Markets.
Why do we think we're going to graduate from wanting to celebrate and indulge with our friends?
Be Ready for the Responsibility of a Child
I could be wrong, but is anyone truly ready for kids at any age? Everyone I know who has a child says that no amount of preparation truly prepares you, so why sweat it now? Baby spitup, sleepless nights, and teeting? No thanks—for now, I'll stick to nights out with the girls, date nights that take place at the movie theater, and sleeping in until Noon.
Have a Threesome or be Otherwise Sexually Adventurous Because, Well, You're Young and This is the Time to do It
Maybe it's just not for you, ever. Or maybe it will be for you when you're 65. The point is, like travel, there's no age limit on adventure.


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Greetings from Obamaland!
Actually, that's wrong in two respects. First, I'm actually in France. And even though I've joked that Obama wants to make America like France, technical accuracy requires me to admit that my real location is Paris, where I participated earlier today in the latest stop on the Free Market Road Show.
Second, I used the "Obamaland" joke when writing a few days ago about my visit to Greece. So I should probably not over-utilize any literary crutch.
With those caveats out of the way, allow me to wax poetic about troubles in the land of wine, cheese, and 35-hour work weeks.
Actually, I won't wax at all. Let's look at what a former Frenchwoman has to say.
Veronique de Rugy of Mercatus, a native of France who escaped to the United States, has a column looking at the turmoil and angst in her home country.
…another European Union member is quietly slipping into economic despair. After years of fiscal mismanagement, France is in a bad, bad place. …France spends more of its GDP on government-57 percent-than any other country in the Eurozone. The country's unemployment rate is at a 16-year high of 11 percent, and a startling number of richer and younger French people are leaving for more hospitable economic environments abroad. …Since the creation of the Eurozone in 1999, France has only managed a 0.8 percent annual growth rate.
The statists in France seem to think the right way of dealing with this crisis is to double down on statism.
…the French government's response to anemic growth and higher unemployment has been to tack toward less economic freedom, not more. …President Francois Hollande of the Socialist Party has refused to trim France's social-welfare spending-the highest of all developed economies-and has chosen instead to chip away at the country's huge deficit by raising taxes.
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Credit policy review is taking a backseat as Financial Directors (FDs) focus on short-term investment strategy says a new study from Capita Asset Services.
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In a constantly changing short-term investment environment we examine how money market funds can provide treasurers with a valuable source of independent credit analysis, portfolio diversification and liquidity.
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The low yield environment in recent years has presented many challenges for corporate treasurers – and unfortunately this situation looks likely to continue. Jonathan Curry, Global Chief Investment Officer – Liquidity, and Nick Jones, Head of Sales, Liquidity, EMEA at HSBC, explore changes in the money markets and how new regulation is impacting corporate treasury.
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Investors and leading fund managers discuss the challenge of investing cash in the short-term markets. They discuss the regulatory threats to the money fund industry and the possible solutions, as well as the various alternatives they are considering.
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Operating in war-torn countries on a daily basis would be a challenge for any company, but what if it is your raison d'etre? Pedro Guazo Alonso, Director of Finance at the United Nations (UN), gave some insight as to the UN treasury's specific cash management challenges at EuroFinance Miami 2013.
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The financial crisis means businesses should take a more holistic view of their balance sheets – and must do so in a timely manner. What does this mean and how is it best achieved?
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At a time when yields remain at historic lows, corporates are looking outside their comfort zone to meet their cash investment needs. This could mean diversifying beyond traditional instruments such as bank deposits and money funds. In this Bank Profile, we speak to Duncan Perry, Executive Director within Morgan Stanley's Global Liquidity Solutions division, about the areas his team are focusing on to help corporates in this regard.
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Is it true that female treasurers are more risk averse with a stronger desire for financial discipline than their male counterparts? A recent study by Barclays and Ledbury Research suggests so. According to the report, there exists a "unique distinction in how men and women's emotions drive views on financial decision making" across the business world.
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According to its website, Aviva Investors prides itself in offering excellent global asset management services. But when it comes to staff management, the investment branch of the world's sixth largest insurer takes a slightly different approach.
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22nd February 2012
'Gay Slayer' Colin Ireland dies in prison 74
9:44 AM — Colin Ireland, a serial killer who murdered five gay men in the early 1990s has died in prison. Ireland, who was sentenced to whole life imprisonment in 1993 and dubbed the 'Gay Slayer', is reported to have died from natural causes aged 57.
21st February 2012
Gove urged to clarify position on anti-gay texts in schools 61
12:12 PM — Michael Gove's reported response to an enquiry about homophobic leaflets being shown to schoolchildren in Lancashire has prompted confusion over when pupils can legally be shown anti-gay texts.
17th February 2012
Canada expected to fill gay marriage 'gap' today 21
4:24 PM — Canada is expected to announce changes to its Civil Marriage Act today which will stem fears about the validity of gay marriages between couples who could wed in Canada but not their home countries.
16th February 2012
India: Supreme Court hears arguments for anti-gay law 22
9:58 AM — A challenge of the decision to decriminalise homosexuality in India has begun at the country's Supreme Court this week.
13th February 2012
Man who 'did not remember' anti-gay attack sentenced 11
2:11 PM — A man who repeatedly pushed a gay couple to the ground as they tried to make their way home in Cumbria told a court he had no recollection of the attack.
27th January 2012
US trans prisoner sues over hair treatments
5:21 PM — A trans woman in Massachusetts, USA, has filed a claim against her prison over allegations that she has not been provided with medically required hair treatments.
11th January 2012
Liberian Speaker rules out gay rights bills 32
4:20 PM — The Speaker of Liberia's House of Representatives has said no gay rights bills will make progress during his tenure. The African state has a population of 3.8 million people and reportedly no gay rights organisations
9th January 2012
Malaysian opposition leader's sodomy charge thrown out 8
10:48 AM — The former Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia has been cleared today of the sodomy charges in Kuala Lumpur after key DNA evidence was questioned. Anwar, 64, the current leader of the political opposition in the Asian country said he was a "little surprised".
5th January 2012
Washington state Governor says it is "time for marriage equality" 20
3:53 PM — The Governor of the state of Washington, has given her support to legislation which would introduce marriage equality for gay couples in the state, saying it is "the right thing to do".
4th January 2012
Governor of Washington state "to support marriage equality" today 11
3:54 PM — The Governor of the state of Washington, Christine Gregoire, is set to announce her support today for legislation which would introduce marriage equality for gay couples in the state, according to reports.
28th December 2011
The top international LGBT stories of 2011 4
11:17 AM — This year saw real change around the world when it came to LGBT rights. Many political milestones were reached, but as some countries progressed, other states faced international criticism for attempts to restrict their citizens' rights.
23rd December 2011
Malaysia urged to repeal anti-gay law and abandon politician's trial 22
10:29 AM — The Malaysian government has been urged to revoke its laws criminalising homosexuality and abandon the criminal trial of its former deputy Prime Minister, which is believed to be nearing a verdict.
20th December 2011
Comment: Should the law protect us from insults? 271
2:22 PM — PinkNews.co.uk reader Stuart Ross discusses his experience of receiving offensive comments online amid the ongoing debate over whether to remove the use of "insulting words" from the offences in the Public Order Act.
16th December 2011
Labour MEPs pledge support for Equal Love campaign in Europe 44
11:49 AM — All Labour's representatives at the European Parliament have signed their support for the Equal Love campaign, which aims to allow equal access for gay and straight couples to civil partnerships and marriage.
14th December 2011
Study finds 50 per cent of gay people in Malta overestimate discrimination laws 10
3:49 PM — A study in Malta has shown that while 60 per cent of respondents experience discrimination in the workplace, half are unaware this is the only area where they are protected.
13th December 2011
250,000 sign petition against St Petersburg "gay propaganda" law 7
3:18 PM — Nearly a quarter of a million people have signed a petition calling on world leaders to hold Russia to account for a draft law in St Petersburg which threatens to silence its gay community. The draft law would punish the promotion of LGBT lifestyles in public alongside paedophilia in Russia's second largest city.
9th December 2011
Comment: Why does the equality minister oppose marriage equality? by Peter Tatchell 26
3:22 PM — Human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell claims that the Liberal Democrat equality minister, Lynne Featherstone, does not support equality because she hasn't backed religious gay marriages or straight civil partnerships.
50,000 respond to Scotland's gay marriage consultation 85
1:42 PM — More than 50,000 responses have been submitted to the Scottish government's consultation on the introduction of gay marriage. SNP (Scottish National Party) ministers support the move but some in the party oppose allowing gay couples to marry.
8th December 2011
Australia lifts ban on certificates for gay couples marrying abroad 12
10:25 AM — The Australian government has lifted a ban which hindered the ability of gay couples to marry overseas. Julia Gillard's ministers have reversed a policy which meant gay couples were not able to receive a certificate confirming their eligibility to marry.
6th December 2011
60,000 petition Nigerian President not to sign anti-gay law 56
10:19 AM — Activists have delivered a copy of a 60,000-strong global petition addressed to the Nigerian President, urging him not to sign in new laws that target gays. At the end of last month, the Nigerian Senate voted through a bill criminalising gay relationships, with prison sentences of up to 14 years.


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Text Messages That Don't Need to be Sent
We have become a society of texting fools. It has gotten to the point that people will send you to voicemail if you call them but will answer a text right away. This is especially true in younger people. Gawker has come up with a list of annoying texts that don't need to be sent. I completely agree with a few of them.
Behka's Links: TasteKid
No, we're not asking you to eat children. We're linking you to stuff you probably already like!
First Man on the Moon Neil Armstrong Dead at Age 82
The first person to set foot on the Earth's moon, Neil Armstrong passed away today (Aug. 25) due to complications resulting from cardiovascular procedures. He was 82.
What are the Most Popular Websites in the World?
If you're like most people, you have one or more websites that you simply cannot live a day without clicking over to it in order to get your dose of the World Wide Web.
Do Olympic Spoilers Annoy You? [POLL]
Michael Phelps came in 4th in the 400m individual medley on Saturday. NBC made the decision to broadcast the race in prime time instead of live. Twitter absolutely exploded. People were angry at other news outlets for posting the results of the race and other spoilers before they had the chance to see them. Some gave NBC some flack for not airing the race live. For the first time, Olympians are allowed to use social media as well, but are not allowed to reveal any results.
Complete the Sentence: Ignoring Texts
I text. A LOT. If I were to look at my phone bill text by text, it would read like "War and Peace." I try to respond to every text, email and social media message. It just isn't always possible. My mother gets ignored a lot. She sends in the neighborhood of 15 memes to me each day, most of which I've either seen before or don't have anything to do with my personality. I don't say anything to her. I figure much like the dog in "Christmas Vacation," it's best just to let her do her thing.
Behka's Links: Virtual Music
Kids, today on my Links post I thought I'd share something to make you feel a little more musical.
If You're On an Online Dating Site, Do You Tell Anyone? [POLL]
We're inundated with ads asking us to join this dating site or that. Chances are someone you know dates online, they just don't tell you about it. It makes sense. If they're not dating you, why would they want you to go online to see what they say about themselves in an effort to get the attention of the opposite sex?
Is Anyone Using Social Media to Actually Stay in Touch With Friends Anymore?
I am a social media addict. I have both a personal Facebook page and a "Fan" page. I have Twitter and Google +. Not to mention Linked In and various other professional accounts. I use social media as both a way to entertain and interact with people. Finding the balance is a tricky thing.
I've written about over sharing. No. I'm not interested in what my closest friend had for lunch, so unless there is some benefit to me, I'm not interested in what my Facebook friends have either. Now, I'm noticing something else attacking our collective senses.


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Victor Ortiz and Luis Collazo made the 147-pound limit for tomorrow night's main event from the Barclays Center on FOX Sports 1, and the rest of the show's fighters are also good to go.
Glen Tapia (19-0, 11 KOs) kept his unbeaten streak alive against Elco Garcia (27-8, 13 KOs), as did every other undefeated favorite on the undercard against similarly mismatched opponents.
I wouldn't say the Seattle Mariners organization is the deepest system in the majors but it has some of the best upper-tier talent among the 30 baseball clubs. What's even more impressive with the organization is that so many of those top prospects are pitchers and up-the-middle position players. Also, unlike a lot of the top systems in the game, the bulk of Seattle's talent is at the double-A and triple-A level suggesting better days are ahead for the Mariners and their fans.Marc Hulet, Fangraphs
Andres Gutierrez beats Carlos Valcarcel and Francisco Vargas beats Victor Sanchez on the undercard of Josesito Lopez vs. Victor Ortiz.
Jeff Reese, Conor Dowley and I took a look at the Mariners system over at Bullpen Banter. There's a top 15 list by each of use with our thoughts on the system and players along with videos of Taijuan Walker, Danny Hultzen and Nick Franklin. Thanks for reading.
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October 8, 2007 / Posted by: Michael K
Alan Jenkins spent 20 hours in the tattoo chair and $2000 to get his wife of 15 years and his two daughters tattooed on his back. Alan should've saved that dough, because he's gonna need it! Quickly after he got the tattoo his wife, Lisa Jenkins, told him she was leaving him for a younger man she met at work! Ain't that a bitch!
Lisa says that she plans to move her new lover in as soon as Alan moves out.
Alan will not get the fresh tattoo removed. He said, "Lisa may have left me but she'll be on my back forever thanks to the tattoo."
He can always add some devil horns and a little moustache to the tattoo.
Even if I was married to Lisa for 15 years there's no way I'd get that ugly cow's face inked on my back! Alan should've got her fug mug tattooed on his balls, because that's where she's got him!
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If you missed Molly Carnes, MD on October 21st, please watch the lecture in full here.
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Dr. Molly Carnes did her undergraduate work at the University of Michigan
and received her M.D. from the State University of New York at Buffalo. She trained in Internal Medicine and Geriatrics at the University of Wisconsin where she earned a Masters of Science Degree in Population Health.
At the University of Wisconsin, Dr. Carnes is a Professor in the Departments of Medicine, Psychiatry, and Industrial & Systems Engineering. She directs the Center for Women's Health Research and the Women Veterans Health Program. Dr. Carnes co-founded and co-directs the Women in Science and Engineering Leadership Institute (WISELI). She has led several initiatives aimed at increasing the diversity of academic medicine, science, and engineering. Initially approaching this issue from an epidemiological perspective to try to identify what was "killing" women students on their way to becoming tenured faculty, Dr. Carnes has increasingly taken an organizational change approach. She is leading a multi-level NIH-funded study involving 90 departments to assess the impact of a "Bias Literacy Workshop" and teaches a course annually on Women and Leadership in Medicine, Science and Engineering.
Dr. Carnes has published over 115 articles and received numerous past honors and awards including:
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- University of Wisconsin Department of Medicine Rankin Research Award for significant research accomplishments advancing the field of medicine.
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What do Spanish people call their frenemies? It's simple, really—enemigos. Ha! Get it? Or am I the only one who thought that was funny.
Translation can be a tricky thing. It's tempting to Englishize all the Spanish words we don't know. Thus, problem becomes problemo (wrong) and perfect becomes perfecto (correct). But sometimes we get into trouble with this line of thinking.
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