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LED lights for your home are quickly replacing the old incandescent light bulbs because they are much more energy efficient light bulbs. The Toshiba 6MR16/827SP8 LED light bulbs are 80% more energy efficient light bulbs than incandescent / halogen bulbs. As well as being much more energy efficient light bulbs the Toshiba 6MR16/827SP8 LED lights last up to 20 times longer than conventional light bulbs. These energy saving light bulbs are also the only LED light bulbs that are backed by a 5 year manufacturer warranty. Other companies that are currently producing LED lights rate their LED light bulbs for initial lumen output; this means that as soon as you install their LED lights you could start losing lumen output. Toshiba LED light bulbs are different story, the Toshiba LED lights are backed by a 5 year warranty against the decrease in lumen output. You can already start to see that by installing Toshiba LED light bulbs will save you quite a bit of money in replacement costs as well as in the energy costs of lighting your home. Toshiba LED light bulbs also feature the Phillips Chip Set that provides unmatched reliability.
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The remaining free agent pitchers -- Matt Garza, A.J. Burnett, Jason Hammel, Ubaldo Jimenez, Ervin Santana and Masahiro Tanaka -- will inevitably play a major role in the market for Arroyo.
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A noble, deeply personal, but ultimately unsuccessful project. Kraus's deliberately obscure style coupled with the utter obscurity of the objects of his incessant intramural score settling make for a very turgid read. Franzen's footnotes only occasionally rise above the level of stating the obvious in their diagnosis of the ills of our current iteration of technophilic society. And too often he meanders into indulgently personal memorising. The last few short pieces are worth reading but the longer ones will make many readers put the book aside.
Franzen in his notes brings out Kraus's abiding preoccupations: the leveling effects of "middlebrow" culture (The New York Times comes in for mild teasing as a current example, although Franzen notes that tabloids and Internet aggregators offer closer parallels to the middlebrow of Kraus's day); the corrosions of political and commercial language; and public blindness to the lasting harms of out-of-control, market-driven technology. These are vast themes and immense claims. Unlike his epigrams, Kraus's cultural despondency and sociopolitical end-is-nighism are difficult to swallow whole. To Franzen's credit, this volume makes plain that behind Kraus the palatable cafe wit was Kraus the apocalyptic prophet standing, as he thought, on a volcano's edge.
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A great American writer's confrontation with a great European critic—a personal and intellectual awakening
A hundred years ago, the Viennese satirist Karl Kraus was among the most penetrating and farsighted writers in Europe. In his self-published magazine, Die Fackel, Kraus brilliantly attacked the popular media's manipulation of reality, the dehumanizing machinery of technology and consumer capitalism, and the jingoistic rhetoric of a fading empire. But even though he had a fervent following, which included Franz Kafka and Walter Benjamin, he remained something of a lonely prophet, and few people today are familiar with his work. Luckily, Jonathan Franzen is one of them.
In The Kraus Project, Franzen, whose "calm, passionate critical authority" has been praised in The New York Times Book Review, not only presents his definitive new translations of Kraus but annotates them spectacularly, with supplementary notes from the Kraus scholar Paul Reitter and the Austrian author Daniel Kehlmann. Kraus was a notoriously cantankerous and difficult writer, and in Franzen he has found his match: a novelist unafraid to voice unpopular opinions strongly, a critic capable of untangling Kraus's often dense arguments to reveal their relevance to contemporary America.
While Kraus is lampooning the iconic German poet and essayist Heinrich Heine and celebrating his own literary hero, the Austrian playwright Johann Nestroy, Franzen is annotating Kraus the way Kraus annotated others, surveying today's cultural and technological landscape with fearsome clarity, and giving us a deeply personal recollection of his first year out of college, when he fell in love with Kraus's work. Painstakingly wrought, strikingly original in form, The Kraus Project is a feast of thought, passion, and literature.
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Franzen presents new translations and annotations of the work of early twentieth-century satirist Karl Kraus, who, via his self-published magazine Die Fackel, "attacked the popular media's manipulation of reality, the dehumanizing machinery of technology and consumer capitalism, and the jingoistic rhetoric of a fading empire"--Dust jacket flap.… (more)
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Any good Happy Hour places in West LA/Westwood?
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Can't seem to find a good Happy Hour place over in the West L.A./Westwood area. I can think of one Japanese Izakaya place called Sasaya on Santa Monica Blvd, but that's about it. Anyone have any suggestions?
Yes, the happy hour at Palomino is probably the best and most popular still going on in the area. All appetizers are half-price, small pizzas are $5, and basic drinks are discounted. I think they also do it after 10 p.m.
An even better bargain is the happy hour at the Daily Grill, with a location on San Vicente in Brentwood. They have a variety of dishes for $2.95 or $3.95, including fried popcorn shrimp, seared ahi tuna, and even a goodsize chicken pot pie. They validate parking for two hours, if I recall, in their shared garage.
I must say I dearly miss the happy hour spreads that were served when I moved to Westwood twenty years ago. Cafe Cafe, an Italian place on Lindbrook, used to put out an entire free buffet with pastas and other treats, and well drinks were a dollar. What a TGIF party that was. Yesterdays, in the spot that is now Chili's, had a free buffet upstairs, where you could sit at tables on the balcony overlooking the sidewalk. Alice's (now Tanino) and Stratton'a (now the Good Earth?) both had specials and crowds, and there was a happy hour buffet at Baxter's, which was in the basement of what is now Whole Foods. Even Acapulco used to be fun, with a big free buffet, frozen margaritas for $1.25, and tables of sorority coeds partying hard. Maybe the downturn in the economy will bring some of this back, but I doubt it. I do miss getting almost a dinner for the price of a couple of cheap drinks, and tipping my waitress as much as the cost of the drink.
re: ceviche
The happy hour at McCormick & Schmick is the most well-publicized in town -- you need to get there early to get a spot.
re: jeanmarieok
mccormicks has HH 2x a day. i go to the late one that begins @ 9:30pm and seats are plentiful.
re: wilafur
same here, i've only been to the late happy hour, and it's always EMPTY. another good thing is that there's free street parking during the late happy hour.
Does a "GOOD" Happy Hour need all 3 of the following criteria:
1) Adult beverages at reduced prices.
2) Food at reduced prices.
3) Enough other customers so it's a festive atmosphere (but hopefully not too many you can't get any service).
Last week I sampled Hurry Curry of Tokyo's new (how new?) Happy Hour (it has 1 & 2 above, but not 3 - not that well attended, about 25% occupied).
1) $2 Bottled Beer.
2) $2 Sake Martinis.
3) $2 Appetizers - Their regular 7 choices, but reduced size (i.e. 3 shrimp instead of 5, but discounted to $2 from $6.95).
3 to 6 p.m.; Mon - Fri.
2131 Sawtelle Blvd., West LA
The food in some of the recommended restaurants (Westwood Brew Co, Palomino, Daily Grill, McCormick) tends to be quite mediocre.
I like Il Moro's spread, although it is less tradtional happy hour food, it is free with purchase.
Arsenal's food tends to be higher quality and quite satisfying. (Think mac n' cheese and sliders.)
Also, believe it or not, Cabo Cantina has high-quality ingredients; (now whether or not you like the ingredients may matter.)
And Akasha, a bit further south, has great happy hour prices with a basic menu; I enjoyed a "pizza" and wine there last week.
Orris is open at 6 during the week - although probably not what you were thinking of:)
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re: ElissaInPlaya
i totally forgot about Arsenal. definitely good, albeit a VERY slow drive from westwood during happy hour time.
Islands, the burger chain with a location on West Pico, has happy hour in the bar area with half priced apps.
Some of the bar menu is half price at Hotel Palomar from 4 to 7, and it's 7 days a week. i don't think drinks are discounted, however.
re: jillso
Your link shows exactly what is wrong with this place and its website: not only are prices omitted, but the spacing and blanks clearly show that someone has taken the time and trouble to delete them. And the half-price (from what?) is only good with the purchase of a drink. Hiss, boo.
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Yes, I would ordinarily purchase a drink at Happy Hour. I was pointing out that it was a condition of getting the half-priced bar food. And my complaint is the intentional obliteration of prices on the online menu, which is a big peeve of mine. A menu is worse than useless if it omits prices -- not only does it lack necessary information, but it gives the impression they have something to hide.
re: nosh
i agree with your point about posting prices, but i disagree with what you're saying about happy hour pricing.
as you know, the idea behind happy hour for most restaurants is to have the food offerings be loss leaders that are ONLY offered to induce customers to stay to buy drinks-- this means all their profits MUST come from the drinks.
i don't think it's reasonable to expect a business to offer loss leaders to customers who don't buy any drinks. maybe because i eat out all the time, i am sympathetic to the challenges that restaurants face just to stay in business. i don't feel they 'owe' me, as a customer, any more than a reasonable total deal. if someone just shows up to takesadvantage of the loss leaders, it, imho, is not fair to the restaurant.
re: lakeshow318
cabo has 2 for 1....everything....it's not just limited to beer and margs.
I agree, the Arsenal is good for Happy Hour. They have excellent burgers, appetizers, etc.
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I stopped going to Gamespot when Jeff and crew left years ago, but now that they are back I bookmarked it again, and Man that site is kind of lame it's some of the most generic stuff ever. There seems to be no personality to that site and there news is not great either, and now i have a member ship for a year that seems to add nonething but no adds. I suppose my point is that it's amazing that after all these years, Gamespot just never recovered form when Jeff and crew left. If I am missing something awesome please let me know what it could be.
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Pretty sure you dont have to like it. Not as sure about why people think its a good idea to make these threads.
Not even saying I hate Gamespot more just wondering if there is something I am missing?
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Remind me not to put you in charge of foreign policy when Giant Bomb eventually takes over the continent of North America.
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Gamespot has some quality staff still. Mainly Kevin Vanord, would love to hear him on a bombcast sometime. Maybe when Dark Souls PC comes out.
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I can't listen or watch GameSpot. FOr years now they have just felt like corporate marketing mouth pieces. They are the Mitt Romney of video game web sites.
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Yeah... after Jeff and the eventual Bomb Crew left, It really kinda killed off the personality that Gamespot established. Kinda cliche to say, but it pretty much went "corporate" after about half a year/ year.
I dunno, they've got this bomb-based service called FUSE which aggregates all of your achievement points into one convenient place- I mean, where else on the internet will you find that kind of originality?
EDIT: Well, now that GB's joined CBS, they've removed that weird bomb logo from their site. Weird.
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I to this day still frequent a favorite GS Union of mine since before Giant Bomb even formed. Dude, those union pages STILL have that old '05-'07-ish look to them if you click the right links. Gamespot's alright, though. They cover video games better than decently, especially when compared to the good ol' Bomb these days. I think they used to be especially creative when some of the "older crew" was still around, sure, but they shouldn't be pegged as generic. I don't know what sort of membership stuff you can have for that site, but I just wanna say that I think those guys shouldn't be compared to the staff here all the time, and just be accepted as the staff they are now. I mean, it's not like they are complete asshole-dickfaces. Read a couple of these guys' and gals' blogs, and they seem super friendly.
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I'm personally a fan of John Davison, so I'm willing to give it some time to see where things go. I thought he did a nice job of helping to turn Gamepro from complete garbage into something more worthwhile (I was actually sad to see Gamepro die :/ ) and I believe he can do the same for Gamespot. Not to say Gamespot is as bad as Gamepro was but I'd still rather go to Gamespot than IGN.
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That Escape from Mount Stupid video was pretty dumb
**I meant to say that I liked it**
@JasonR86: I asked for cool things I may be missing from Gamespot and i got The Escape from Mount Stupid and its very good so I would say this thread was a success.
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@demonknightinuyasha said:
I'm personally a fan of John Davison, so I'm willing to give it some time to see where things go. I thought he did a nice job of helping to turn Gamepro from complete garbage into something more worthwhile (I was actually sad to see Gamepro die :/ ) and I believe he can do the same for Gamespot. Not to say Gamespot is as bad as Gamepro was but I'd still rather go to Gamespot than IGN.
Yeah, John Davison gives me a bit of hope for Gamespot. I'm like the OP otherwise. I (maybe unfairly) turned my back on Gamespot as soon as that Kane and Lynch stuff happened and was pretty bummed out every time I went back to see what the site was up to. I was an old school Gamespot fan too. I had been following them pretty much since videogames.com was just a "coming soon" splash page. Being a Jawbreaker fan and having Blake Schwarzenbach write a few pieces for them didn't hurt either.
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@JasonR86: I asked for cool things I may be missing from Gamespot and i got The Escape from Mount Stupid and its very good so I would say this thread was a success.
Ok. Fair enough. Ever since GiantBomb and Gamespot became sister-brother sites there have been quite a few 'Gamespot sucks!' threads. Not enough to rival the 'IGN sucks!' threads but close. That's what I was expecting this thread to turn into.
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The Gamespot UK stuff is pretty good actually, but yeah the US stuff is lacking.
To me it just lacks characters and a face to represent what the sites about.
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Whoever wants it, here's my Gamespot Total Access code. I really have no interest in ever going to Gamespot.
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I like their top five skyrim mods of the week, but that's about it. The only thing about that site that really stands out for me is the high amount of activity on their forums and the Unions, although the latter's kind of dying off.
I almost never use my account over there anymore anyways tbh.
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I like Gamespot still. Especially Giancarlo was on the bombcast. He really sounded like he wanted to make it cool again, and the recent articles on the state of the industry and some extremely personal to the staff pieces really start to get a personality going for the site again.
I haven't been back to Gamespot since Gerstmanngate (do people still call it that?) and refused to support their website in anyway. I love John Davison and what he did for Gamepro. It got me to subscribe after not reading the magazine since 1990, so hearing that he joined Gamespot got me interested in the site again but not enough for me to deviate from my usual Giantbomb/Joystiq/IGN daily rounds.
Now that Giant Bomb joined them, I've checked out the site a couple of times and signed up for the free Total Access code strictly for the live E3 pressers. I'll continue to check out Gamespot occasionally, but I think any continued interest in the site just isn't there like it used to be (I'm not harboring a grudge anymore, BTW).
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They aren't as bad as IGN...not that that's saying much.
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I read reviews and articles by Kevin VanOrd, Giancarlo Varanini, and Carolyn Michelle whenever they post them on Twitter. Also, just followed John Davison because I just realized I wasn't following him, so I'll probably be reading his work too.
They're a team of very solid writers, and Kevin and Carolyn actually manage to express a lot of personality based on what they choose to write about. It's not as vibrant as Giant Bomb, but they're not a personality-based site. The only other personality based sites I can really think of are Destructoid, The Escapist (uuuuugh), and Polygon, and I'd feel more comfortable with calling G4 personality-based if I didn't think they were really just aiming for a specific aesthetic.
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I've been browsing it here and there and it's certainly better than it was 4 years ago. The editorial staff that isn't Kevin van Ord still lacks for personality and the site layout is still fairly muddled, but I do not feel active distaste for anything that is going on there and in fact find Escape from Mount Stupid and IT CAME FROM XBOX LIVE to be amusing most of the time.
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It's not so bad they have started to turn it around.
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Its doing ok, it had been in a really dark patch for a couple of years after Jeff and the guys left, but it seems to be slowly pulling out of that with its more feature based approach.
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Gamespot has some good staff. Chris Watter, Shaun McInnis, Kevin VanOrd, Justin Calvert, etc... But for some reason I don't really read any of their articles even though I'm on their forums all the time.
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never visited gamesport in the past, when i found GB , i went here but it seemes to be souless besides kevin van ord
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I look at their reviews once in awhile, in addition to IGN's, GameInformer etc. This is usually when I'm trying to decide on a game I'm not too sure about. I have an account there, but I haven't posted on the forums because they look like a mess and the mods seem like dicks.
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Oops! I meant to say that I thought it was great
@the_OFFICIAL_jAPanese_teaBAG said:That Escape from Mount Stupid video was pretty dumb
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DETROIT — Now, everyone will take the Ravens seriously.
Of the three remaining games they had on the schedule, the Ravens won the toughest Monday night by beating the Lions 18-16 here in Detroit.
DETROIT — Now, everyone will take the Ravens seriously.
Of the three remaining games they had on the schedule, the Ravens won the toughest Monday night by beating the Lions 18-16 here in Detroit.
The Lions aren't considered the best team in the NFL, not even the best team in the NFC North, but they play tough defense and they are hard to beat at Ford Field.
It's Game On. The Ravens are back.
They play the hated New England Patriots next week at M&T Bank Stadium, but the Ravens aren't afraid of the Patriots. In fact, they've played some great defense against them in the past and have gotten into quarterback Tom Brady's head.
The Patriots also don't play any defense, so there is no fear.
The Ravens still have the Cincinnati Bengals left in the season finale on the road, but did anyone catch the Bengals against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday night? They look like the Bungles again. It might be another choking episode.
So, the Ravens are still in the thick for a wild-card berth and still might be able to win the AFC North title.
This wouldn't have been possible if the Ravens lost to the Lions Monday night, but they didn't. They are in a more serious hunt now.
They still need to score more touchdowns inside the red zone, but their defense forced the Lions into several turnovers and the Ravens have the ultimate weapon in place kicker Justin Tucker, who kicked a game-winning 61-yard field goal.
Missing tackles
It didn't take long for two major weaknesses of the Ravens' defense to be exposed on the Lions' first offensive drive. Rookie safety Matt Elam missed a tackle on a 17-yard reception by wide receiver Nate Burleson, and rush linebacker Terrell Suggs got hooked momentarily long enough for running back Reggie Bush to bounce outside for a 14-yard touchdown run.
Suggs has made a lot of plays by going down inside earlier in the year but opponents have started to take advantage of him not holding the edge.
Dropped passes
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Johnson dropped another possible 20-yard reception late in the first half.
Hmmmm. Johnson did look a little old on both of those and made Elam look like a prophet.
Miscues lead to mistakes
The Ravens had a 15-play, 89-yard drive that went into the second quarter and ended with a 29-yard field goal from Tucker. But during the drive the Ravens had miscommunication on what appeared to be a running play that was checked into a passing play, and left tackle Eugene Monroe missed an assignment with guard A. Q. Shipley which resulted in a hurried throw and incomplete pass by quarterback Joe Flacco on a third-and-8 at the Detroit 11.
Those types of things happen, but those mistakes shouldn't be recurring this often this late in the season. Instead of coming away with seven points, the Ravens had to settle for three.
Missing the call
Offensive coordinators should call 10 long passes a game because officials don't know the true interpretation of pass interference and you can get three of four calls a game.
The interference call on Detroit's safety Don Carey late in the first half on receiver Marlon Brown was atrocious because there was no contact except the two getting their feet tangled up. There doesn't need to be any offensive strategy at times, just chuck it up.
Poor quarterback play
Stafford can look downright ugly at times. Critics used to jump on former Florida quarterback Tim Tebow because of his throwing motion, but few throw sidearm more than Stafford.
Defense stepping up
Ravens did a nice job in the first half and led 9-7 after two quarters. The Ravens held up against Detroit's fierce pass rush and Flacco made several plays with his movement in the pocket.
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A CARING Droitwich family have vowed to make as much money as they can for St Richard's Hospice with the help of their extravagant Christmas decorations which have become the talk of the town.
Spa mum-of-two Alison Mason thought nothing of it when she was putting up the usual inflatable Santas and snowmen outside her home in Birch Coppice to celebrate the festive season.
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Alison's best friend passed away at the hospice three years ago after becoming ill very quickly. And next year, the kind-hearted mum will become step-mother to boys Edward and George, whose mum was also cared for by the hospice in her final days.
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'Google Earth for the Iraq insurgency' gets $115m
TIGR =Tactical Ground Reporting
Am I the only one seeing a fault with this acronym?
Apple seeks OS-jacking advert patent
I like the idea of ads popping up during coding
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Dallas cops fine drivers for 'not speaking English'
Nate Phillips
My black friend (or Black-American if you had to distinghuish his country of citizenship) would probably put african-american in quotes, if he was the kind of guy to do that kind of thing.
He got to America by way of Jamaica, and while technically he originally came from Africa, so did we all right?
Twitter gets $100m injection
Oh my god
Congratulations half of you for not getting it AT ALL.
Good article :)
Microsoft begins Security Essentials downloads
That symantec quote is brilliant
That is some super head burying there.
"Consumers need firewall protection, Web protection, antispam and identity safeguards - these are among the essentials when it comes to security, and you can only get them through a full Internet security suite provided by security experts. "
I can't count the amount of computers I have 'fixed' simply by disabling Norton or Mcafee's Firewall. I can't count the amount of customers who swoon over how fast their computer goes when I install AVG, Avast, Antivir or Nod32 (some people believe your computer is not safe unless you have paid money) on their systems.
US city demands FaceSpaceGooHoo log-ins from job seekers
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I was thinking the exact same thing, walking in with a severe-looking hairdo and skirt-suit and robbing them blind, but they'd probably get suspicious when they saw my 5 o'clock shadow :/
Catholic social club ousts coven of witches
Holding a rap concert at the KKK meeting grounds
What is this woman complaining about the catholics might have stupid beliefs but they are their beliefs and if they don't want to hold another religion's party on their grounds that's fair enough.
Fedora 11 leaps into filesystem unknown
Boot times
I'm not familiar with a lot of linux operations, maybe slow boot times happen frequently with linux os' and that is what makes ubuntu's boot time remarkable but Windows 7 boots in on this machine ( Coreduo 6300 - 1.86ghz and 2gb ram) in 13 seconds. And by boots I do mean firefox is open and I am browsing in 13 seconds.
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