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Ideal for the space-constrained home office, the WorkForce WF-2540 is a fast, high-performance all-in-one that offers affordable, individual ink cartridges and a space saving, compact design - the smallest in its class. Featuring a 2.5" LCD for easy navigation, the WF-2540 saves time with fast speeds of 9 ISO ppm (black) and 4.7 ISO ppm (color), plus a convenient, 30-page Automatic Document Feeder. The WF-2540 comes with both wired and built-in wireless connectivity for easy setup and sharing on your network. And, it includes EPSON Connect™ so you can print and scan from anywhere.
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I like this printer so much, even though, I think its construction could have been a little better, it is more towards the middle of the road, rather than flimsy construction. However, it is strong in all other areas. I got so much for what I paid for this printer. Its functions far surpass my expectations. This is just a plain wonderful working copier, scanner and printer.
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I have put in two new black ink in my 2540 Epson printer and it still will not print. I paid a man to come to my home to see what my problem was and he could not get it to print either. The yellow is very pale and the black is nil. I have wasted two black ink cartridges, lots and lots of paper trying to get to print + 3 days of trying. Someone said the print head is probably no good. But I don't know how to tell that.
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I purchased this multi-function machine about a month ago for personal use and also light home office use. I am very disappointed in it. Likely, I will be taking it back and getting something different, although another Epson because I have and my clients have had such great experiences with them. On the positive, copies (B&W and color) are great quality, scanning is great quality.
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Comments about Epson® WorkForce® WF-2540 Color Inkjet All-in-One Printer:
Printer locks up frequently with an "error" that requires the unit to be shut down, ink cartridges removed and reinserted. (Very sad because I use only genuine Epson ink/cartridges.) Sometimes that will work, other times, for some unknown reason, it decides it is not going to work for 2-3 days at a time - VERY frustrating when you have something that needs to be printed NOW due to time constraints!
Would you recommend this product? No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Printer works well for the cost had a few issues at first but over all good customer service support and easy to trouble shoot
Would you recommend this product? Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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For the price, not bad at all. Quality pics and the scanner works great and love the WiFi. No cords!
Would you recommend this product? Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Greenville, DE -- Camarillo, CA- Advanced Motion Controls announces the release of 14 new 60Amp and 100Amp servo drives to the DigiFlex Performance family.
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Matthew Stafford may be a man (man, a man, a man), but this Sunday in Baltimore, he'll be a man on the bench, resting his shoulder -- the Detroit Lions have announced that Daunte Culpepper will be their starting quarterback this week.
"I'm sore enough and still in enough pain that we collectively felt it was probably a better decision to not play this week," Stafford said today on WJR-AM (760).
Stafford, the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft, suffered an AC joint separation Nov. 22 against Cleveland when a defender drove his left shoulder into the ground. He didn't miss a snap until he took another shot Sunday at Cincinnati.
"If he hadn't taken that hit in the fourth quarter of the Cincy game we wouldn't be having this discussion," coach Jim Schwartz said. "It was a very, very similar hit that he took in the Cleveland game, and we want to avoid the situation where it can become something that's chronic.
From SB Nation's Pride of Detroit, this announcment probably came so early in the week as to avoid confusion within the team.
Although Jim Schwartz initially planned on keeping things tight-lipped to prevent Baltimore from gaining more knowledge than they needed, he decided today to go ahead and announce that Matthew Stafford is out this week. Daunte Culpepper will be the starting quarterback, and I sort of think the reason Schwartz decided to announce a decision now is to prevent another miscommunication from happening like on Thanksgiving. Culpepper thought he was going to start, as did basically everybody, but Stafford ended up playing instead.
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iPhone 5S finger scanner hacked – within three days of launch. Is anything ever going to be secure?
Well, that was quick.
Last night, at 10pm, the hacker collective Computer Chaos Club put out a press release saying they had cracked the iPhone 5S biometric fingerprint reader using easily available means.
The technology – which Apple bought for a fortune from UK Biometrics company Authentec – is very sophisticated, and much better than the sort of fingerprint sensors that Japanese researchers were able to fool with homemade jelly fingers in 2002.
The patent was for technology that senses not only the pattern of your fingerprint, but also scans under the skin to the living cells underneath using radio frequency field sensing (RF), detecting not only the dead pattern of the skin on the surface, but also the moisture and heat of living skin. This would mean, in theory, it would have to be a live finger to trigger the sensor.
The hacker who broke the technology said "In reality, Apple's sensor has just a higher resolution compared to the sensors so far. So we only needed to ramp up the resolution of our fake". They also admitted they had to breathe on their latex fake in order to make it warm and moist enough to fool the scanner.
One reason Apple hasn't pushed the technology to the limit is because damage to fingers makes RF detecting unreliable. If the technology is secure enough to disqualify fake fingers, it won't work for people with damaged fingers. A full exploitation of the RF sensing principle probably wouldn't work for chefs or guitarists, for example. It's more common than you might imagine – fingerprinting doesn't work on 10 per cent of people, for one reason or another.
The swift failure of this high-profile device is a huge blow to the biometrics industry – but the hackers have a point when they say that the ideal method of security wouldn't be something you leave on every surface you touch and can't change.
There are still some advantages to biometrics over passwords though – someone has to physically leave their house to get your fingerprint. This means that as long as there's no central database of biometric data, it's much harder for some hacker in a foreign country to steal your money, for example.
It's only a matter of time before some company starts a biometric database, though, and then that will get hacked, and then we're back at square one.
With passwords becoming increasingly insecure, and biometric data looking just as vulnerable, you have to ask the question – are we ever going to be able to secure our data against these thieves?
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An early- morning walk is a blessing for the whole day.
- Henry David Thoreau
Fitness – if it came in a bottle, everybody would have a great body. – Cher
I believe that every human has a finite amount of heartbeats. I don't intend to waste any of mine running around doing exercises.
- Neil Armstrong
Movement is a medicine for creating change in a person's physical, emotional, and mental states.
- Carol Welch
No body is worth more than your body.
- Melody Carstairs
Commit to be fit.
I have to exercise in the morning before my brain figures out what I'm doing.
- Marsha Doble
We are going to change the way young people think about fitness.
- Gheorghe Muresan
If you wait for perfect conditions, you'll never get anything done.
Whenever I feel the need to exercise, I lie down until it goes away.
- Paul Terry
True enjoyment comes from activity of the mind and exercise of the body.
Does breakfast in bed count as a morning workout?
- Elizabeth Jane Howard
All truly great thoughts are conceived while walking.
- Friedrich Nietzsche
If there is time to Facebook, there's time ro run. It's not about "having" time. It's about making time.
I'd do anything for a perfect beach body, except work out and eat less.
I'm in no shape to exercise.
A fit, healthy body—that is the best fashion statement.
- Jess C. Scott
I'm in good shape. That shape is round.
- Jarod Kintz
You can cheat on your boyfriend or girlfriend but not on your workout.
After dinner sit a while, and after supper walk a mile.


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Henrietta Leeman is my great grandmother. She is buried in Brownville, Maine. On her tombstone it says she was born April 9, 1855 but that doesn't agree with the census information I have found. She died June 23, 1906. In the 1881 census I found her (22) with her husband George London (28) and her daughters Maud (4) and Mary (1). On the same page of the census is a John Leeman and May Leeman, 67 and 63 respectively, and a Jane Leeman, female that is 16. Below them is a Wilard (male, 28) and a Mary (female, 19). I have been told by descendants of the Leeman's in Maine that Wilard was Henrietta's brother. I haven't found any solid evidence but I think this census page is quite revealing. I don't know the name of the city where the census was taken. I know - it was quite stupid not to write it down - but we were in a hurry when we found it. (We visited New Brunswick this summer and went to the archives in Fredrickson.) All I know is that the information is on page 26 and the enumerator is a Hiram ..... If you find anything else please contact me. I am also trying to find a solid link to the parents and other relatives. My grandmother was Henrietta's daughter, Minnie Hildred. I have all of her children's names if you are interested.
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Petrol bombs thrown at protesters outside Egypt president's palace
CAIRO (Reuters) - Unknown attackers threw petrol bombs at tents housing protesters outside the Egyptian presidential palace in Cairo on Saturday and fired rubber bullets at security forces, injuring at least 15 people, officials and witnesses said.
Four tents were burnt in the attacks, injuring several protesters. One police officer and six soldiers, deployed to the scene to arrest the attackers, were wounded by rubber bullets, according to the interior ministry. The health ministry said a total of 15 people were injured.
Protesters opposing an Islamist-backed constitution have been camped outside the residence of President Mohamed Mursi for weeks. Around 20 chanted "Down, down Mursi!" and "We will not leave!"
In December, Mursi signed into law the first constitution since the overthrow of veteran autocrat Hosni Mubarak in a 2011 revolution.
The text, which Mursi fast-tracked through parliament and a national referendum, was fiercely opposed by many of the liberals, secularists and leftists who had helped to topple Mubarak, and has prompted often violent protests on the streets of Cairo.
A Reuters reporter saw several ambulances driving away from the scene late on Saturday evening, and plumes of black smoke billowed in the air.
"The police and military police have been negotiating with us since yesterday to leave the square," said protester Karim el-Shaer. "Today suddenly and only half an hour after the negotiations failed, we found thugs attacking us and burning our tents under the eyes of the security forces."
Access to rubber bullets and guns is easy in post-revolution Egypt given the lax security and a rise in arms smuggling. The interior ministry said it had launched an investigation.
(Reporting by Yasmine Saleh and Maria Golovnina. Writing by Marwa Awad; Editing by Rosalind Russell)
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Not a fan of this product. I found it hard to pick up any product on my brush and barely noticed any difference in my skin tone. I hate the packaging. It's so cheap and I feel like it is going to break everytime I use it. I'd rather spend the money on something that works and is more sturdy.
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This is probably the worst bronzer I've ever tried. The only reason I bought it was because it seems to be popular among youtube videos. It tends to stick in spots (even with tons of blending) which looks like dirt. The finish is uber matte, which makes it look even more like I rubbed dirt on my face. This only looks okay on my bare skin, to give a bit of color (kinda oompa loopa orange though). Definitely terrible for making cheek bones stand out. I will gladly pay 15 clams for a decent bronzer after this.
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Wow, I really like this. Every bronzer out there seems too light for my pale skin, but this look so natural on my skin! The color is so sheer, it barely even shows up on my skin tone and the packaging is cheap (-1 Lippie) However, it is very buildable but it does take a lot of work to get a noticeable difference. It does not look orange whatsoever, no matter how much I've applied. It looks nice when you use it for contouring cheeks because it creates a nice shadow, but even when you look at where it was applied in full light, you don't see a stripe of the color across your cheek. Overall, I'd buy this again especially for this price! A lot of NYC stuff is complete junk, but this is actually quality stuff, check it out.
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I haven't used this yet on my face (I'll update this as I wear it). This was the only shade available at my local Walmart. I looked at it and thought it looked pale enough for me. All I wanted was a bronzer that I could use to contour my face. This is a muddy brown color that looks like it could work with my pale olive skin. The texture feels pretty smooth and seems like it could work. So far, without testing this out on my face, it seems like a good product for what I'm looking for.
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Perfect matte bronzer for fair skin tones. This is the only product I have ever hit pan on and I used it every single day for over a year and I still have a ring around the edge of the pan. The color doesnt swatch well at all but when used on the face it looks amazing and natural. I also use it for contouring and it looks dark when you concentrate it in one area
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I purchased this because of the positive reviews, but it looks orangy on my untanned skin. I'll save it and try it again when I have a little natural color during the summer.
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Last month, Oceana CEO Andy Sharpless visited the New England Aquarium to talk about his new book, The Perfect Protein: A Fish Lover's Guide to Saving the Oceans and Feeding the World. Co-authored with Suzannah Evans, the book explains how seafood will be key to solving the coming global hunger crisis. Wild fish populations in decline because of overfishing, destruction of habitat and bycatch, and we need to act fast in order to save them. The good news is that if just 25 coastal nations of the world—including the United States—take three steps to better manage their fisheries, our oceans will become far more abundant and capable of feeding hundreds of millions more people every day at a sustainable rate.
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Take a leaf out of my book: Why a perfect green salad is a thing of utter beauty
Salad: Children run bawling from the very thought of it
Too often, salad gets a raw deal, seen as little more than crunchy cipher, mere leafy afterthought.
It seems doomed to play the eternal Second Spear Carrier to steak's Hamlet, or roast chicken's King Lear.
And the atrocities committed in its name are
both tragic and legion – drab expanses of the ridiculous, preening lollo
rosso, drowned in a chemically oversweet dressing; or wilted greenery
that's left near naked, save a few droplets of damned Balsamic glaze.
Incongruous kernels of cheap sweetcorn, scattered through the bowl like
neon booby traps, ready to appal and disgust anyone unlucky enough to
cross their path.
The Pizza Hut Salad Bar. And Chicken Caesar Salad, three of the most depressing words in the English language.
This is a dish more sinned against than sinning. Children run bawling from the very thought of it, while the more base and Neanderthal of our carnivorous compatriots use it as a term of abuse.
'Salad munchers,' they grin between mouthfuls of devilled kidneys, an insult aimed at any and every passing vegetarian.
Despite the fact that vegetarians are more trim, civilised and healthy than the aforementioned pot-bellied loon.
Even the Bard damned the dish in
Antony And Cleopatra.
'My salad days' – those far-off times, spotted by
the folly and inexperience of youth – 'when I was green in judgement,
cold in blood'.
Done properly, the salad can command respect and adoration, a cool, crisp (or floppy) foil to the usual onslaught of charred meat and slow-cooked pasta sauce
We all know these words, which coiled forth from
Cleopatra's lips by way of Shakespeare's quill; and that the phrase has
had the hard edges rubbed off over the years, so that it's now more a
term of nostalgic longing than dismissive cant.
But it's there all the same: salad as passionless trifle, hardly worthy of a second glance.
The perfect green salad, though, is a
thing of utter beauty. Soft leaves of butter lettuce, caressed by a
thin, slightly acidic slick of decent dressing.
The leaves must be bone dry, so the dressing clings onto every surface and crevice.
Four parts oil to one of vinegar (red,
white or cider, depending on mood and ingredients) does it for me, with
a pinch of Coleman's mustard or dollop of Dijon.
Shake it up in an old jam jar and use your hands to ensure each leaf is properly coated. A small sprinkle of good salt, Maldon or Cornish, adds saline crunch.
And after years of abuse, I think it's high time that iceberg lettuce should be forgiven.
'I cheerfully forget my debtors,' wrote Ogden Nash, 'but I'll never pardon iceberg lettuce.'
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OK, so it did become rather ubiquitous in the Seventies and Eighties, all tight pertness and fake shiny smile.
But a great wedge draped in a creamy blue-cheese dressing, and scattered with shards of crisp bacon, is a sight to get the senses stirring.
As do delicate and gloriously bitter curls of endive (or chicory), frisée or dandelion leaves (blanch the wild ones first, or they'll destroy the palate).
Or peppery, proper wild rocket and watercress. I mix orbs of chicken liver and crisp nuggets of chorizo with little gem.
Or whack a couple of sautéed haddock fillets alongside fennel and cos lettuce, and a lemony dressing, for a rather healthy lunch.
Talking of fennel, it works wonders when mingling with orange and red onion; while smoked eel and bacon beg for curly endive.
Done properly, the salad can command respect and adoration, a cool, crisp (or floppy) foil to the usual onslaught of charred meat and slow-cooked pasta sauce.
The world is your salad bowl, and the contents of field, forest, fen and allotment your tools of mass excitement.
With salad, I'm as open-minded as the next man.
Well, except when it comes to tinned sweetcorn.
Those soggy, salty corn kernels are just wrong.


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DELPHOS — Jefferson's young fast-pitch softball unit spotted an even younger visiting Perry a 1-0 lead in the top of the first frame of the teams' Division IV Sectional contest Monday at Lady Wildcat Field.
After that, it was all Lady Wildcats.
The end result was a 12-2 6-inning rout.
Jefferson (3-13) advances to play 5 p.m. Thursday at Minster in a sectional final clash.
The Wildcats scored four times in the bottom of the sixth on three hits, two walks and a big error to end the game with two outs.
Sophomore Claire Thompson (3-11) went the distance to get the win for the Lady 'Cats (5 hits, 2 runs, 1 earned, 0 bases-on-balls, 5 strikeouts).
The offense was paced by senior leadoff hitter Hannah Sensibaugh with a 2-for-4 days (3 runs scored, 3 stolen bases), along with a 2-for-3 day from sophomore Kierstan Teman (2 runs) and a 3-run-scored game by freshman Madison Jettinghoff.
Freshman Kylyn Collins also went the distance for the Commodores (0-17), going 5 2/3 frames (8 hits, 12 runs, 4 earned, 8 BBs, 4 Ks).
Her defense committed seven errors.
Their top hitters were junior Courtland Fowler (2 runs scored) and senior Courtney Trent (1 run batted in), who both went 2-for-3.
Jefferson entertains Kalida 5 p.m. today in the regular season.
Perry hosts Spencerville today.
Score by Innings:
Perry 1 0 1 0 0 0 - 2 5 7
Jefferson 2 3 0 1 2 4 - 12 8 3
Two outs in bottom of 6th when game ended
Winning Pitcher: Claire Thompson (3-11); Losing Pitcher: Kylyn Collins; LOB: 4, Jefferson 8; 2B: Courtland Fowler (P), Courtney Trent (P); SB: Hannah Sensibaugh 3 (J), Kiersten Teman (J), Danielle Harman (J); CS: Trent (by Madison Jettinghoff), Sarah Branham (by Collins); WP: Collins 2, Thompson 2; HBP: Jettinghoff (by Collins); BB: Branham 2, Kaylin Hartsock 2 (J), Sensibaugh, Teman, Harman, Jessica Pimpas (J).
(Longer article and box score in Wednesday's paper).
Fort Recovery doubles up St. John's
By LARRY HEIING
DHI Correspondent
DELPHOS — The Fort Recovery Indians defeated the St. John's Blue Jays 18-9 at Stadium Park on Monday.
The Indians hit five doubles and had a total of 12 hits (along with 10 walks) to improve to 13-3 (4-2 in the Midwest Athletic Conference).
Fort Recovery's Schoerer pitched the first three innings of the game, allowing only one earned run, then came back to pitch the final two after the Jays cut the lead down to 14-7.
Gage Seffernick took the loss for the Jays, who fall to 2-18 (0-6 MA.)
The Indians were led by Cole Wendel with three hits and Mitch Stammen scored four runs.
J.R.Keirns had a single to drive in two and Jacob Youngpeter added a pair of runs batted in with a double for the Blue Jays.
The Jays host New Bremen tonight.
Score by Innings:
Ft. Recovery 4 3 3 2 0 2 4 - 18 12
St. John's 0 0 3 0 0 6 0 - 9 9
WP: Schroerer; LP: Gage Seffernick. LOB: Fort Recovery 11, St. John's 6. 2B: Schroerer, Cole Wendel (F), Elijah Kahlig (F), J. Hobbs (F), D. Backs (F), Jacob Youngpeter (S). SB: Mitch Stammen (F). Sac: Blake Boughman (F).
(Longer article and box score in Wednesday's paper).
Johnston, Lady Bearcats shut out Lancers
SPENCERVILLE — Host Spencerville defeated Lincolnview 10-0 in six innings in Division IV Sectional softball Monday night at home.
Senior Tori Johnston (8-6) hurled a 4-hit complete-game shutout, walking three, whiffing 10).
Ashley McClure took the loss, going four frames (4 hits, 7 runs, 7 BBs, 4 Ks).
Spencerville (11-12), the fifth seed, advances to battle third-seed Marion Local 5 p.m. Thursday.
The Bearcats are slated to visit Perry today.
Score by Innings:
Lincolnview 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 4 3 (8 left on base)
Spencerville 0 0 0 7 2 1 - 10 8 1 (7 left on base)
WP: Tori Johnston (8-6); LP: Ashley McClure (LV). 2B: Spencerville - Johnston, Cait Propst.
(Longer article and box in Wednesday paper).
Lady Green, Thunderbirds capture Ottoville track tri
OTTOVILLE — The Ottoville girls track team and the Lima Central Catholic boys capture the Ottoville track and field tri-meet Monday at Bob Kapel Memorial Track.
The Lady Green outdistanced Fort Jennings and the Lady Thunderbirds 57-52-32.
In the boys race, the T-Birds got by the Big Green boys and the Musketeers 59-48-47.
Fort Jennings visits Continental at 4:30 p.m. Thursday.
(Full results in Wednesday's paper).
Defiance wallops Elida in WBL baseball
ELIDA — Defiance rode the combined 6-hitter of Derek Turner and Michael Hendricks and a 13-hit attack to bounce Elida in Western Buckeye League baseball action Monday at Ed Sandy Memorial Field.
Turner went 6 1/3 innings (6 hits, 1 unearned run, 12 strikeouts) and Hendricks mopped up with two strikeouts.
Max Stambaugh went the distance for the host Bulldogs (12 hits, 10 runs, 9 earned, 2 Ks, 3 walks).
Garret Sierra went 3-for-4 for the visitors (1 run scored, 1 run batted in), while Turner (run, RBI), Shay Smiddy (2 runs, 1 RBI) and Austin Hancock (2 runs, 1 RBI) each went 2-for-4.
Alan Tyrrell went 2-for-3 for the hosts.
Elida visits St. Marys Memorial 5 p.m. Thursday in Division II sectional action.
Score by Innings:
Defiance 004 100 5 - 10 13 2
Elida 000 100 0 -- 1 6 4
WP: Derek Turner; LP: Max Stambaugh. LOB: Defiance 7, Elida 7. SB: Jimmy Bauer 2 (D), Turner, Dom Gentile (D), Austin Hancock (D), Gage Cordray (D), Garret Sierra (D). HBP: Jacob Green (by Stambaugh).
(Longer article and box in Wednesday paper).
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Kurt Browning likes to joke that he's old. At 44, that's really only by figure skating standards. Still, the former four-time world champion is what he calls the "veteran-ist" of the performers taking over the Verizon Center this Sunday for the 25th anniversary of Smucker's Stars on Ice tour.
He'll be sharing the rink with some of the sport's biggest names, including Olympic medalists Evan Lysacek and Sasha Cohen. But rather than try to compete with their flashy moves, Browning says his role is to play the storyteller and remind audiences of the history of the show. His solo number toys with the idea of what's going through these athletes' minds. "It's 'Did I forget my cell phone in the hotel?' and 'My knee hurts,'" explains Browning. "But halfway through, I realize I'm doing what I love and I should shut up and skate."
That's pretty much his workout plan these days, too — constant performing is what's keeping him in shape. When he's on his own, Browning's pre-skating ritual involves stretching in a steam room. But before each show on this tour, he instead sets aside time for a 30-minute soccer match with his co-stars. "We just put two chairs down for the goals anywhere, and we play hard," he says. It's competitive and bonding, but mostly, it's fun. "We're not just standing in a tunnel waiting," he adds.
Don't expect this to be the last you see of Browning, who's started commentating for Canadian television but plans to keep his feet in the rink as long as possible. "The other day I was goofing around with an entrance to a jump, and I realized in 34 years of skating and 30 years of doing that jump, I'd never done that entrance," he says. So, there's always something new to discover, even for such an old-timer.
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If Browning were your coach, he'd offer these tips:
» Keep your body on a lean. "A good skater is hardly ever standing straight up."
» Wear padding. It lets you have fun without worrying so much about falling.
» Loosen up. When you inevitably hit the ice, you're less likely to get injured if you can fall into a roll.
» Tickets are $28-$143. The performance is at 4 p.m. this Sunday at the Verizon Center (601 F St. NW; Starsonice.com).
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text: The Steve Jobs MBA Unit 107: It's all about design 22 June 11 by Deyan Sudjic Tweet Corbis This article was taken from the July 2011 issue of Wired magazine. Be the first to read Wired's articles in print before they're posted online, and get your hands on loads of additional content by subscribing online.There was a time when the world's would-be digital entrepreneurs came looking for advice from Alan Sugar on how to make it big. Both Bill Gates and Steve Jobs saw Amstrad as a model for a company that could deliver what consumers wanted: cheap domestic computing.Then, as his autobiography reveals so tellingly, Sugar reverted to type. He gave up investing in research, development and above all in design, and did what almost all successful British businessmen do: he made a fair bit of money out of property, but he gave up trying to change the world. Jobs, on the other hand, has always seen design as the key issue to creating products that people want to buy. 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And then, most famously, with Jonathan Ive, who joined the company in 1997 and has been able to give such brio to the avalanche of new products that Apple was coming up with. Ive was self-confident enough to be able to quote Braun's famous ET handheld calculator as the screen interface for the calculator application on the first-generation iPhone. He took Apple out of the age of bland porridge-coloured plastic boxes and made its products into charismatic objects.Apple was able to span the gap between what design was once understood to be -- the creation of a seductive form for an object that was shaped by the necessary relationship between its moving parts -- and the new post-object world, in which what counted was not so much what an object looked like, but how its owner felt about using it.Apple's products have changed the way that we do things: how we write to each other and how we take photographs. 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Spellbound [videorecording] / a Blitz/Welch picture ; producers, Jeffrey Blitz, Sean Welch ; director, Jeffrey Blitz.
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| Follows the lives of eight young Americans who share one goal: to win the 1999 National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C. The Bee is as intense a competition as any Olympic match, for both the spellers and their families. The unbearable pressure becomes even more extraordinary when it is felt by ordinary teenagers.
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