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Bitcoin briefly soars to record $147 high, driven by Cyprus bank flap
Virtual currency Bitcoin soared to a record high of nearly $147 yesterday as Euro-spurred interest continued to boost its exchange rate. The e-cash fell back later in the day to $117, but the value of all Bitcoins in circulation is still well on its way to $1.4bn. The online dosh has rocketed from just $10 last November as the …
For those with interest in the "dismal science", there is an article of some interest about bitcoin:
written by:
Nikolay Gertchev is an economist with the European Commission, Brussels, Belgium. The views expressed in this article are strictly personal and do not engage the responsibility of the European Commission.
In particular, we read:
In conclusion, virtual monies, of which bitcoins seem to be the most perfected specimen up to date, do not allow acting individuals to manage the uncertainty of the future as well as material monies do. They could serve to intermediate exchanges among those who invest in the technology that creates them, stores them, and transfers them. Nevertheless, they could never achieve that degree of universality and flexibility that material monies carry with them by nature. Thus, on the free market, commodity monies, and presumably gold and silver, still have a great comparative advantage.
Good article, and right on the nose. I think something like bitcoins would be excellent as a short-term medium for anonymous cash transactions over the internet (like dropping a small donation to your favorite webcartoonist if they made you laugh today), but without the backing of a large body to back it up with something real, it's NOT a place to sock away your savings.
I want to slap past-me for not buying a some coins when they were 50 cents each, but mostly that valuation doesn't do you any good. If there was any significant move to cash in the coins, it would plummet to nothing almost immediately, considering how thin the trading market really is.
So, it's great if you're out there buying ... whatever you can buy directly with bitcoins (time on a botnet, "gas station weed", and spamware?), but being a "bitcoin millionaire" don't mean jack.
>Cannot manage the uncertainty of the future as well as material monies
So I have a suitcase full of Reichmarks - can I buy a BMW with them?
>on the free market, commodity monies, and presumably gold and silver
Assuming there is a free market and not a government that suddenly takes 10% of your commodity monies or requires you to report your gold holdings
Without the backing of a large body to back it up with something real?
All major banking systems that exist today are backed with sometign "real", however the value of that "real" is a serious problem, cash:loan ratios are rarely (if ever) 1:1, as we see in "it's a wonderful life" even a morally sound credit union or housing initiative will have non liquid assets.
Bitcoin vs "Real Money" is not an either/or, the "value" of Bitcoin is quoted in "Real Money", because "Real Money" gets watered down as new cash is produced the relative value goes up, and *key difference* Bitcoin will approach saturation with little or no new Bitcoin being produced, which means that it only has value when being exchanged, with no interest, no inflation, no new Bitcoin the traditional monitary model breaks.
Put another way, banks are often thought to reserve cash as gold, but how does that work when more gold is discovered? the value *must* go down, it has value because it's slow to discover, but suddenly if everybody had a ton of it in their back garden it would be as valuable as mud (i.e. it's manufacturing scrap value, witha lot of scrap around, not it's rarity value) as an aside this is why mining asteroids will not make everybody billionaires (if we were all billionaires, we'd all be just as poor).
So, when you say "it's NOT a place to sock away your savings" there is *some* truth, but it's a rather out of date truth, and I suspect as we have already put faith in banks with their pretense of "being backed" we have already moved into a virtually backed currency (this is of course the reason for the global banking crisis), but at least with Bitcoin we have a cap on it's ability to be devalued (in theory!).
Re: Without the backing of a large body to back it up with something real?
"banks are often thought to reserve cash as gold"
What are you on about? Are you AMFM in disguise? There's some sense in there, but...
There's this concept called "fractional reserve banking". Readers should look it up if they're not familiar with it.
Readers should then also look around at how many banks have been "stress tested" since 2008, how many of them were said to be perfectly fine, and how many of them are now being forced to be "re-capitalised" (quantitative easing etc) because their reserves aren't strong enough. All at the expense of Joe Public.
Don't buy any then.
Written before or after Cyprus?
Did he write that stuff before or after events in Cyprus proved that "material money" isn't necessarily worth as much as we'd all been led to believe it was worth, especially for those lucky enough to have lots of it in any given bank account?
Yesterday, Cyprus.
Who next? Portugal? Italy? Spain? Or even Germany (they'd be coming at it from a different angle though).
Big sock under the bed. Or in my case, a little one.
You know it makes sense.
Ok I gather you can, or could buy into this Bitcoin thing. But, how many hoops does One need to jump though in order to re-convert those Bitcoins into something more universal like €uros, Dollars, or Pounds?
Seems to me that only One getting fat off this is the cat the came up with this scheme.
Don't worry, lots of folks got in when its cheap, and are now cheerleading like crazy.
One simply sells them to a fool. Finding that fool ought to be depressingly easy.
From what I've been hearing People are using this format to bypass paying Taxes, and protecting themselves from having there savings seized. We could argue over the morality of the First, the the Latter seems to be (On the face of it), a good idea. But for Bitcoin to "work" it has to be transferable into a "Hard Currency", and I fail to see how this doesn't transfer into a got'cha for the above. As your likely to need to transfer it to an Account somewhere.
Until I can walk into a Tescos, Asda, Lidl or Aldis and pick-up some Milk and a Head of Lettuce with my Bitcoins, its completely worthless to me as a Currency.
Bitcoin is a crowd sourced ponzi. The price is only going up because people are buying into the scheme allowing early adopters to exit with profits. As soon as sellers outstrip buyers it will collapse again just like it did the first time around.
Trading BitCoins
An idiots guide to buying and selling BitCoin:
It's actually really easy.
It's just not as easy as it would be if PayPal / credit cards were generally accepted.
The reason most such things aren't accepted is down to whether they trust you to buy a currency with a currency, issues around chargebacks vs. guarantees they have the funds, and so on.
The simplest way to buy and sell is via an exchange such as Mt.Gox (mtgox.com). This one, for instance, handles 80% of all BitCoin trades.
You can fund your account via a number of other virtual wallet accounts that make you want to self harm by the time you've got money into them. Or, much simpler, you can make a wire transfer from your bank account. I've transferred money in from my normal online banking to their account details in Japan before going to bed one night, and had it credited to my account and fully ready to spend by the time I've woken up.
You then just treat it as equities trading: there are buy and sell prices, and you put a bid and a quantity in.
So, if you wanted to just buy a few on the off-chance they end up being worth trillions, you can.
Caveat: if the exchange you're holding them in gets hacked, they could "disappear". So, the idea is that you keep them somewhere trust-worthy. How you can keep a set of numbers safe is an interesting one! (Printed out, in a safety deposit box??) You can "download" them to your computer (sorry - explanation of how to do this without the footprint still being at the exchange is too tedious to go into) - IF you trust yourself to manage them better.
Now, it gets more interesting: Different exchanges have different buy/sell rates, so there's some real arbitrage fun to be had buying on one and selling on another. And once your currency is in BitCoin, moving it between the exchanges is VERY easy - not like the initial wire transfer
As for selling them - Wire transfer back out.
One other option is "physical" purchases of them. You can trade duo-tone pictures of the Queen's head (or dead-pres's) for them with quite a few people. And there are sites for that, too. E.g: https://localbitcoins.com/location/GB/London/
Other ways of getting them: mine some. Although, that's getting to be a much more commercialised operation than ever before, so unless you have a server farm going spare, or a half dozen top end GPU-laden graphics cards to throw at it, not such a great idea. (For any large-scal sysadmins out there, having a screen-saver that coin-mines could reap large rewards).
And there are sites that'll give away tiny fractions of BTC for clicking links and the like if you just want to have some kind of [tiny] holding of them on the off-chance they become rarer than common sense in a currency bubble.
If you get into mining them, buying and selling for cash on the street, or link-clicking, you'll need a wallet to hold them in: http://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet
If you're just trading them on Mt.Gox, that's not necessary.
What you're describing is not a ponzi scheme, it's simply supply and demand in action.
So the majority of bitcoins are held by a minority of the population? Sounds just like every other currency to me.
Can you walk into a Tescos, Asda, Lidl or Aldis and pick-up some Milk and a Head of Lettuce with a Gold bar or a Picasso?
Can you walk into a Tescos, Asda, Lidl or Aldis and pick-up some Milk and a Head of Lettuce with a Gold bar or a Picasso?
Easily. Walk up to me in a supermarket armed with a gold bar, and I'll buy the lettuce for you, and take the gold bar. On the very high chance that it's just shiny-painted lead, it'll make a good doorstop and a great story. And lettuce is cheap. I'd do the same for any convincing copy of a Picasso too.
I just did it (sold some) for the first time a couple of days ago. It really wasn't too bad, I gave the exchange (I used BitFloor) my bank account number and a scan of an ID and within a couple days they set it up so I could send money directly to my bank. I sold ~2 BTC for ~200 USD, the same price I bought around 30 for originally. So I'm quite happy. I still wouldn't recommend it to anyone who couldn't afford to lose their money though. I just look at it as a fun experiment.
"Can you walk into a Tescos, Asda, Lidl or Aldis and pick-up some Milk and a Head of Lettuce with a Gold bar or a Picasso?"
No but you can be confident the gold bar and Picasso will be worth something in 5 years time.
Clearly you have a non biased opinion. When that happens, buy. Folks, this is a game changer. So I own a few, and as of late, I've got to ask myself - would I rather own BTC or GBP......? And strangely, the answer I come up with is BTC. Unregulated and decentralized, backed by only maths and technology, I trust bitcoin more than my bank or the UK government. Stick that in your manifesto.
non brain melting version
uh, still didn't understand it I'm afraid, but no matter
mostly harmless
I don't tend to view Bitcoin as a future reserve currency, but rather one that could facilitate a lot of online payments and removes all the problems with fluctuating foreign currencies, sort of like the Euro, but without the bureaucracy. I would certainly rather pay for stuff with Bitcoin than Paypal, but unfortunately all this ridiculous speculation could kill it before it reaches the critical mass adoption it needs. For the record I have never bought anything illegal with Bitcoin, unless vpns are declared illegal.
Re: mostly harmless
problems with fluctuating foreign currencies
as opposed BitCoin whose value appears to have "fluctuated" by 20% in one day!
Re: mostly harmless
Like I said 'ridiculous speculation' driven by fear of missing the boat. It is a bubble, but that does not make it worthless.
Bitcoin offers criminals an untraceable way to launder their ill-gotten gains
Unlike the HSBC. Who were able to completely trace everyone that had laundered money through their bank.
Re: Bitcoin offers criminals an untraceable way to launder their ill-gotten gains
Even though they did, was anything actually done about it? After all, it was 'only' £15 Trillion.
Re: Bitcoin offers criminals an untraceable way to launder their ill-gotten gains
Or various cypriot banks, with money belonging to nice russian gentlemen.
Gee...WHAT a surprise!
Imagine that...someone(s) hacked Bitcoin...an online, imaginary, virtual currency. Now why would anyone want to do that? Comes as a total shock....OK...so maybe not.
Just like all the rest of this "social media" crap...if you are stupid enough to use it...then shut the F up, and deal with the consequences, when it all turns to sh*t before your eyes.
Re: Gee...WHAT a surprise!
Who has hacked bitcoin? What are you going on about - do you even know what bitcoin is?
And this has anything to do with social media how, exactly?
Re: @AC...13:51...Gee...WHAT a surprise!
Right here Ace.
Re: @AC...13:51...Gee...WHAT a surprise!
No - somebody hacked an exchange.
If somebody hacked a bank that doesn't mean they have hacked the Dollar/Euro/Pound
The trouble is, as someone who wanted to just "put £20" into Bitcoin to see what happens in the next year or so, it's so dubious and tricky as to be almost impossible.
You *won't* mine your own bitcoin in a number of years with all the kit in the world unless your invest thousands just to do so and have electricity bills far in excess of the monetary value you want to put into BitCoin now.
You can arrange shady deals with anonymous people who'll take PayPal or cash and hand you some BitCoin in return. Sounds about as reliable as giving John down the pub a tenner for a car stereo.
You can go through numerous websites, all of whom want wire transfers, bank details (i.e. sort codes, ID-confirmation, etc.) or methods of payment that you've never heard of (and most of which require just the same details) to get any Bitcoin. There's no simple way to pay by credit or debit card whatsoever (and some convoluted methods include passing the cash through things like Second Life and all sorts). And they are all run by people who make their living holding other's BitCoin-wallets (which is just prime target for hacking, and several have been compromised in the past and everyone's money stolen).
I get the idea of an anonymised payment system. I love the mathematics and computer science behind it. But the fact is that there's just no sensible way to actually GET some of those magical Bitcoins, even in amounts that are pitiful and sacrificial, without chancing your arm with shady people asking for more bank details than necessary in advance. And the anonymity of the currency itself just means that you'll have basically zero comeback if you never get paid your BitCoin.
Re: Bitcoin
@Lee D I'm with you on most of the in/out transactions around it being mighty shady. But wire transfers in and out of Mt.Gox really are as simple as filling in half a dozen fields in your online banking Make a Payment page, and they really do turn up there, let you buy coins, let you sell, and cash-out simply, without horrific charges.
I was pretty nervous doing it the first time; are thousands of pounds going to vanish never to be seen again?? ...but they've always been absolutely fine*. They take 0.6% on transactions. I think that's pretty reasonable compared to PayPal/Western Union/etc.
*Until the first time it goes wrong, of course. As yesterday's hacking attempt showed, that can massively affect the currency's valuation, especially when 4 out of every 5 trades are done through that exchange. It's just down to your "risk appetite of that exchange" x "risk appetite of the currency"
Re: Bitcoin
Wasn't MtGox hacked last year though? Or was it the year before? Hopefully it's more secure now, but I doubt they've got the resources to be all that well locked down.
Re: Bitcoin
I'm actually wondering if the effort of minting BitCoins is still far over the economical benefit of having those 25 BTCs given. At current trading rates, 25 BTC cashes in around $3450 USD. That's got to be enough to pay for a high-end CUDA-toting PC *and* the leccy bill. Maybe even two of 'em. Of course, this only holds if the price point holds...
Bitcoins aren't government-backed and don't have a central bank, leading some investors to treat it as a kind of online version of gold or silver - a safe haven for their cash.
Creating a limit on the total quantity of Bitcoins puts it into the same monetary league as gold, with finite supply creating greater demand.
PLEASE stop comparing Bitcoins to gold -- there's a fundamental difference which makes the comparison void. The first cited sentence is the worst, as the conclusion is antithetical to the fundamental difference.
Gold, silver, gems, precious metals, all have non-monetary use. THAT is what makes them a "safe haven" against the vagaries of monetary markets: no matter what happens to the currency markets, you still have your useful commodity, which you can use for yourself or sell for functional value at least.
Bitcoins, on the other hand, have no use other than as a form of money. That makes them more susceptible to the vagaries of monetary markets rather than less. If they become worthless as a currency, you have exactly nothing.
Re: NO
Gold has some industrial uses - but gemstones are only valuable because De Beers run ads to persuade your girlfriend that she has to have a diamond ring. If you want to know how intrinsically valuable jewels are - ask the jewel what the trade in value of that $5000 engagement ring is.
Re: NO
Gold has some industrial uses - but gemstones are only valuable because De Beers run ads...
Diamonds et al do have some industrial uses as well, as cutting tips or abrasives, for example.
Furthermore, "fashion accessory" is still a use, as incomprehensible as that is to us code monkeys.
Re: NO
Industrial diamonds are synthetic and fashion accessory is subject to fashion.
Until the mid C19 diamonds weren't the most prized gemstone - rubies were - it would only take somebody with a bigger ad budget than de Beers to make diamonds worthless
Commodity/currency? Nah, it's a penny stock.
FT Alphaville are doing some serious financial analysis of the whole BitCoin phenomenon here:
(Registration but no payment)
Some interesting discussions on the practicality and viability of the whole concept. The comments in themselves are quite enlightening, and it might be interesting to get some more techincally minded people throwing their opinions into the mix.
The argument put forward by proponents of BitCoin is that it's a government-less currency of the people, for the people, by the people. But given that there's no intrinsic value to the currency (it's bits in the ether) and there's no backing to it (legal, militaristic or material), once there's a large enough crisis of faith (as that is all the currency is trading on), it will eventually return to its intrinsic value: 0.
Which means it's essentially a con and a Ponzi scheme.
The more vehement defenders of the concept come across as penny stock pushers, with classic quotes such as "Price drops are opportunities to buy", "If you think it's stupid, stay out of the market and let me make my easy money" and the classic "Volatility is by design and one of the benefits!"
It's a bubble, it's going to pop. The "anonimity" it provides is for paranoid conspiricists and illegal transactions. The fact is that the market can (and will) be easily manipulated. As there is no underlying assets, obscure supply and virtual demand, at the end of the day it's a deer market. Price goes up, more people hype and buy, self-perpetuating. Price gets to a certain level and there's a security "scare", confidence collapses and so goes the value. Manipulators buy at the start of the hype, sell into the bubble and "create" the scare to allow themselves back into the market at the bottom.
There'll be tears enough for all.
Re: Commodity/currency? Nah, it's a penny stock.
"there's no intrinsic value to the currency (it's bits in the ether) and there's no backing to it (legal, militaristic or material), once there's a large enough crisis of faith (as that is all the currency is trading on), it will eventually return to its intrinsic value: 0.
Which means it's essentially a con and a Ponzi scheme."
Not disagreeing with your facts, but pretty much that description and discussion (except replace "currency" with "shares") applies to most shares being traded, not just penny share scams, doesn't it?
And shares are valuable investments, for us working folk to store our hard-earned wages in till we retire, By Order, are they not?
Re: Commodity/currency? Nah, it's a penny stock.
@AC 14:42 - you misunderstand what shares are if you think they have no intrinsic value. They are quite literally a 'share' in the assets of a company. Ultimately backed by the money in that company's bank account, the company's
stock, buildings etc.
That's not to say that share prices can misrepresent the underlying assets - that happens all the time - however there is something solid behind (most) shares.
Re: Commodity/currency? Nah, it's a penny stock.
"you misunderstand what shares are if you think they have no intrinsic value. They are quite literally a 'share' in the assets of a company."
No, you're out of date. You describe what they used to be, until a few decades ago.
Re: Commodity/currency? Nah, it's a penny stock.
Not really, as shares in a company generating income has value in two different ways: The value of the property of the underlying company (holdings, cash, IP etc) and the present value of future earnings (normally presented to shareholders in dividend payments). So for most shares there is a "bottom" price at which buying up the company and breaking it up into its most basic components still yields a value.
The problem with penny stock scams (and to a certain extent BTC) is that there's normally nothing underneath other than the *hope* of a successful find (new drug/oil deposit/tech breakthrough), hence the marketing language that tends to follow those scams: "Easy money", "Just a matter of time", "where the clever money is", "mainstream investors about to step in", "revolutionary", "game changing", etc. BTC goes even further in that there's not even THAT hope, it's just belief that the currency will continue to be viable. It's purely trading on faith: that people will accept it in trade for goods/services, that it will be convertible into "hard currency" (which it claims to threaten and destabilise...), that the security of the system and algorithms won't be cracked.
Which, given the history of electronic security (not that it doesn't exist, but that given enough financial motivation, SOMEONE will find a flaw), means it's only a matter of time before things go ka-blooie.
Re: Commodity/currency? Nah, it's a penny stock.
Ah, yes, the Case of Facebook. Shares aren't necessarily *priced* at their intrinsic value, and again there's the price of expectation in there too.
But Facebook does own servers, property, IP etc. which means it's not *completely* worthless...
Re: Commodity/currency? Nah, it's a penny stock.
And how exactly does the UK's military might set the value of the pound?
Accept pounds or we send in Prince Harry?
Re: Commodity/currency? Nah, it's a penny stock.
Bitcoins are neither fiat money (like Sterling) or commodity (asset backed) money (like Gold). They are really just a medium of exchange for these other types of money. Some beans if you like.
need to register with the government...
open up their databases (those awful terrorists surely left their contact details there), and PAY UP your share of ill-gotten gains, cause like, if you don't, we're going to clamp down hard. And why? Because we CAN. And remember, NOBODY can steal from our people!*
* certain exclusions apply, see your government or "international bodies" in the latest high-packed drama, "The Cyprus job", on a telly near you.
"limit of 21M Bitcoins" vs. unlimited Copy-Cat Crypto Currencies™
"...there is a limit of 21 million Bitcoins that can be mined. ...there's no physical reason why there can't be more Bitcoins; that's just the current rule."
Copy concept. Paste concept. Rename "Bitcoin" to "JeffyCoin". Print.
There can be an unlimited supply of Copy-Cat Crypto Currencies™. There is *no* limit whatsoever.
Once upon a time, there was the first coin... the first currency. It was a good idea, so everyone started doing it.
Same. Exact. Thing. No limit. No shortage.
Re: "limit of 21M Bitcoins" vs. unlimited Copy-Cat Crypto Currencies™
You're forgetting that only virtual currencies that are backed by maths and limited in supply will succeed. People (except a few) are not stupid.
Re: "limit of 21M Bitcoins" vs. unlimited Copy-Cat Crypto Currencies™
"People (except a few) are not stupid."
Explain the 'success' of The National Lottery then, please. It's no more than a tax on the arithmetically challenged, isn't it? And it seems that contrary to your assertion, there are quite a lot of them about.
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The anvil position
This sexual position is one of the best when the man is trying to dominate. He is in total control, using his skills trying to pleasure his partner. Both of them can have multiple orgasms, being able to stimulate the erogenous parts while making love. read more
The Acrobat Position
The acrobat position is a very sexy one, permitting a lot of skin contact. Even if the two lovers are not facing each other, the closeness and the touching, moving in unison, are great ways to reach the all mighty orgasm. read more
The Amazon Position
The Amazon it's a great sexual position for women who want to dominate and stay on top. It's also great for the man who likes to watch the breasts bouncing up and down and his penis penetrating his partner while she is working her magic. read more
The Arch Position
This sexual position is a little tiring for the woman, but the sensations, the view and the pleasure obtained worth all the effort. In order to perform this sexual position the woman must be very flexile – the pleasure increases due to the penetration angle. read more
The Deep Impact Position
The deep impart position is also one of the favorite for the couples in with the man want to lead the game. It's offering a great deal of pleasure, a deep penetration, the touching and caressing are increasing the pleasure for sure. read more
The Union of the Cow or the Doggy Style Position
This is a classic sexual position, universally appreciated for the excitation and intense sensations it gives to both partners. The man can easily stimulate her buttocks and her clitoris which will lead her to an intense orgasm. read more
The Drill position
The drill position is very similar to the "missionary position" and is great for all the couples who like the closeness and the kissing during sex, is very intimate, romantic and can be used for the first time you are making love. read more
The Posture of the Scissors
To perform this sexual position the woman must be very flexible. The man has a perfect view, being able to stimulate his partner clitoris, giving her extra pleasure. The penetration is not deep, but the touching and all the sweet talk are very exciting for both partners. read more
The Union of the Crab
This is a great position to try! There is a great body contact, the man has an amazing access to his partner's neck, breasts and clitoris, stimulating her erogenous parts. Since the woman doesn't have very much leverage, the motion will be generated mainly by the man. If the movements become too fast or uncontrolled, there is a risk of an unpleasant withdrawal. read more
The Posture of the Spoons
This sexual position is one of the most intimate and sensual positions. The two partners have a great body closeness, allowing them to caress, touch. The man has a perfect position to hold he woman in his arms, touch her breasts, tummy and clitoris, kiss her neck. read more
The Missionary Position
It is the most known and famous sexual position, universally appreciated by both novices and experts. This is the most common first position to try, due to its simplicity. The two lovers have a good body closeness, they can kiss, touch, caress. The penetration angle in very good, both partners being able to reach multiple orgasms. read more
The Union of the Emu
The union of the emu is a combination between the posture of the spoons and the union of the cow. Like all the other standing up positions, this one is full with eroticism. The man can fulfill his domination fantasies, while the woman can fully enjoy the closeness, caresses and neck kisses. read more
The Union of the Oyster
The union of the oyster is a great sexual position to try if the two partners enjoy a deep penetration. Using this position the man can dominate his partner and can stimulate her some more playing with her nipples. He can alternate his moves and the depth of the penetration. read more
The Indra Position
The Indra position is also one of the men favorite sexual positions, allowing them to dominate and to impose their moves. They can play and alternate the up and down motion, giving themselves and their partner extreme pleasure. read more
The Lotus Position
The Lotus position is one of the most romantic ones. The two lovers are facing each other, being able to kiss, hold on tight and touch. It's great for yoga lovers, because this position might be a little bit challenging but is definitely worth a try. read more
The Union of the Elephant
The union of the elephant is a very intimate and hot sexual position. This is one of the position which allows both rear entry and vaginal penetrations. Using this position the man is in perfect control of his movements, is able caress and kiss his partner's ears and neck, giving her an extra pleasure. read more
The Union of the Wolf
This sexual position is mostly preferred by men who love to dominate. It's very exciting and stimulating for both partners, with a maximum amplitude of movement for man. He has a good control of his movements, being able to alternate the rhythm and the depth of the penetration. read more
The Union of the Butterfly
This sexual position is a very sensual and romantic one, the two partners being able to watch each other. The man has a perfect view of his partner's breasts, their up and down movement. Staying on top, the woman is able to impose the rhythm. read more
The Union of the Magpie
For those that like a lot of kissing during intercourse, the union of the magpie is a very intimate sensual position, with a great face-to-face contact. This gives a good closeness between the two lovers, allowing them to kiss and touch. read more
The Posture of the Pillar
The posture of the pillar is also one of the most sensual, romantic sexual positions, bringing the two lovers very close together, both of them being able to kiss, touch and caress, stimulating their erogenous parts. read more
The Moving Wheel
The moving wheel is a fun, amusing position to try, the two partners being very creative. This sexual position is performed in three steps and the man must rotate very slowly on his partner, using his penis as the axis of rotation. read more
The Union of the Monkey
The union of the monkey is one of the most demanding woman-on-top sexual positions. They require strong leg muscles and body strength for both partners. It is not the easiest position to get into, but it gives the woman a sense of control and power.read more


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Fox is planning to do another movie version of the classic Runyonesque musical comedy Guys and Dolls, and reportedly they want Channing Tatum and Joseph Gordon-Leviitt for the male leads. (I imagine Tatum would play gambler Sky Masterson, essayed by Marlon Brando in the 1955 film version, while Gord ... More >>
Hunter S. Thompson, in his landmark book, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, said that "every now and then the energy of a whole generation comes to a head in a long fine flash, for reasons that nobody really understands at the time -- and which never explain, in retrospect, what actually happened." Re ... More >>
There are few things in the music business as puzzling as the post-mortem release, many of which are terrible grave-robbing cash-ins and awkward Reanimator-esqe collaborations. Still, with so many hyper-creative and prolifically productive hip-hop artists no longer with us, there are a few whose stu ... More >>
Last night I attended a special screening of The Guilt Trip with Seth Rogen fighting and bonding with mama Barbra Streisand on a car trip to settle some scores. And there was a live simulcast afterwards, with the two of them fielding questions from fans. (In New York, we watched it on the big scree ... More >>
Film critic Karina Longworth is reporting from the Toronto International Film Festival this week. The best, most daring and form-defying documentaries in the world right now are being funded by the Danish Film Institute, and so it goes that the nonfiction knockout of TIFF thus far is The Act of Ki ... More >>
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I was stunned to find this list posted on imdb.com. But bear in mind I think it was put up there by a single feisty human, and also "favorite" implies a personal like for someone as opposed to a definite feeling that they're masterfully talented.
We all know about classic stuff like Cary Grant making sure they cast Rex Harrison in My Fair Lady instead of him, and Doris Day not tarnishing her image by doing The Graduate--a part that would have resulted in her still working today. But here are some other weird cinematic decisions, courtesy of ... More >>
Just a couple of Cool-mericans.Have you heard of Badoo? It's "the world's largest social network," and though we don't talk about it too terribly much in America, because we are too cool for such things, it is talking about us! According to a recent online poll on Badoo.com, in which 30,000 p ... More >>
Brando shows whos the real boss
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. June 21, 1973, Vol. XVIII, No. 25 Hype! Hype! Hooray! by Arthur Bell A heat wave blew into town last week. So did Merle Oberon, Malcolm McDowell, the Burtons, Ron O'Neal, Alice Cooper, Marlon Brando, withered endives, chopped liver fro ... More >>
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. April 5, 1973, Vol. XVIII, No. 14 films in focus by Andrew Sarris OSCAR WILES (IX): In all the years I have been covering Oscar orgies for The Village Voice, I have never known a single incident to dominate with such paralyzing irrele ... More >>
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. February 22, 1973, Vol. XVIII, No. 8 Cock-tale parties on the East Side by Andrew Sarris Scorpio would never have made the connection if he had not been partying all week up and down the East Side Gold Coast where, as it so happens, "T ... More >>
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. March 16, 1972, Vol. XVII, No. 11 films in focus By Andrew Sarris It seems that the first question everyone asks about "THE GODFATHER" is concerned with Marlon Brando's interpretation of the title role. That is the way the movie has ... More >>
Something about copping an Oscar often brings out the worst in people--phoniness, fake humility, excessive blubbering, and total inarticulation. As we hold our collective breaths for February 27, here are the absolute worstest so far:
Marlon Brando's first movie after The Godfather was Bernardo Bertolucci's artsy sexual romp Last Tango in Paris, but it wasn't all smooth, sexy sailing. One day, when Marlon was shooting in the nude, he had to give his noodle an offer it unfortunately refused. As the acting legend wrote in ... More >>
In Marlon Brando's 1994 memoir Songs My Mother Taught Me, the great actor remembers the time lusty force of nature Anna Magnani decided to go in for the kill. "Without any encouragement from me," relates Brando, "she started kissing me with great passion.
The horizontal mambo between Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie in the 1973 thriller Don't Look Now was so vivid that whispers got out claiming the two had really done the deed onscreen! On hearing this rumor, Julie's main squeeze, Warren Beatty, ran to the set to demand they cut the footag ... More >>
The charming Craig Bierko is appearing on Broadway in the Marlon Brando role in Guys and Dolls, though he sardonically told me he's playing the role more like Shirley Jones. In the column this week [CLICK HERE], Bierko also talks about how he passed on the role of Chandler in Friends, which went to ... More >>
Bartender Leo Cook of Bloomington, Indiana has won T.G.I. Friday's Utimate Beverage competition with his "Vanilla Lemon Ice," which will be served at Friday's restaurants starting today. The drink comprises Smirnoff Vanilla Vodka, triple sec, lemonade and Sprite. Bring the kids! A young Harlem moth ... More >>
It's true, people: Two-time Oscar winner Marlon Brando was desperate to sell stuff on QVC, according to a new book by his aide, Alice Marchak. Could you just gag? This is the first real shocker since Madonna wrote a children's book! Marchak swears that shortly before his death in 2004, Brando was a ... More >>
Bertoluccis steamy film gets adapted for the stage
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. March 13, 1957, Vol. II, No. 20 Some Observations on Hollywood By Marta Curro Hollywood is not a town; it is a white stucco nightmare dotted with palm trees. It is a small place, deceptively peaceful-looking, inhabited by parasites struggl ... More >>
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HAYWARD, Calif.—Solta Medical has named Mark M. Sieczkarek as chairman, replacing Stephen Fanning who stays on as president and CEO.
Linda Graebner, chairman of the board's nominating and governance committee, said in a statement on Wednesday that Solta Medical Inc. decided that it should separate the chairman and CEO positions.
Sieczkarek has been a board member for the skin and body care product company since July 2006. He's served as a lead director since January 2008. He is the former president and CEO of Conceptus Inc., maker of the birth control system Essure.
Solta Medical is based in Hayward, Calif.
Its shares finished at $2.22 on Tuesday. They have traded in a 52-week range of $1.44 to $3.53.


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After the conclusion of arguments that started Friday morning, District Judge Phyllis Lister Brown ruled against a neighborhood group seeking a temporary injunction aimed at stopping construction of a 130,000-square-foot Sam's Club store near the intersection of Haskell Avenue and U.S. 75. The deci ... More >>
Just about two weeks ago, all seemed lost for a group of residents who were upset about a Trammell Crow development plan that included building of a Sam's Club near Haskell Avenue and U.S. 75. Zoning for the development had already been approved, so the City Plan Commission's July 10 signing off on ... More >>
The second act of the East Village Association's battle to reset the clock on a zoning change that would allow Trammell Crow to build a proposed 130,000-square-foot Sam's Club near Haskell Avenue and U.S. 75 will not be resolved until at least Monday afternoon, after Judge Phyllis Lister Brown was f ... More >>
District Judge Emily Tobolowsky issued an order Friday blocking, at least for now, developer Trammell Crow's plan to build a 130,000-square-foot Sam's Club in Cityplace, just north downtown. Residents in the neighborhood near Haskell Avenue and Central Expressway won a temporary restraining order t ... More >>
As expected, the Dallas City Plan Commission voted this afternoon to approve the Trammell Crow backed plan for the area surrounding U.S. 75 and Haskell Avenue. The plan, for a development that's been labeled the East Village, was presented to neighbors as being for a walkable, diverse multi-use outc ... More >>
East Village Association, a group representing residents who live near the proposed East Village development, has filed a request for a temporary restraining order and a permanent injunction against the city of Dallas and the Plan Commission to block a zoning change that would allow construction of ... More >>
Life isn't fair. It's why kids starve. It's why puppies suffer. It's why the people who live next to Cityplace will soon also be living next to a 130,000-square-foot Sam's Club. Dallas' City Plan Commission confirmed this afternoon that yep, the big box Trammell Crow has planned for the corner of C ... More >>
Neighbors are, at this very moment, rallying opposition to the Sam's Club that Trammell Crow plans to build at CityPlace. They've launched the inevitable Change.org petition. They've booked Councilman Adam Medrano for a community meeting tonight. They are scouring the final development plan the City ... More >>
Flickr user: Diorama SkySpent the latter half of the afternoon tracking down a mystery for a Friend of Unfair Park, who wondered whatever became of Man and Pegasus, Carl Milles's 1949 sculpture -- one of six, actually. For a long while it's been perched at Harwood and Bryan, in front of Bryan Tow ... More >>
Via.About four years back, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill professor John D. Kasarda ID'd Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport as the city center of the future -- the so-called aerotropolis. Well, Kasarda's turned his article into a full-blown tome that just landed in the mailbox: ... More >>
Speaking of the Trinity River and the levees (though, really, when are we not?) ...Late Saturday afternoon, the 6-year-old who lives in my house and I were heading home after a long day spent digging through dusty relics in the Antiques and Design District. I'd wanted to check out Lula B's West, ... More >>
Dallas Convention & Visitors BureauIs Pioneer Plaza really "the best example" of Dallas's "iconic public art projects"?Pretty sure Sam's heading to the city council's Transportation and Environment Committee meeting today, during which council members will meet with Dallas Area Rapid Transit pres ... More >>
Sam MertenThe board of directors of the Cypress Waters Municipal Management District take their oaths today at One Arts Plaza.The Cypress Waters Municipal Management District officially became the city's first such district -- that is, one with the power to levy taxes and issue bonds -- this ... More >>
View Larger MapSpeaking of Dallas Farmers Market ...It was exactly one year ago that the Dallas City Council agreed to give Trammell Crow Residential $2,687,500 out of the Farmers Market TIF to expedite the construction of what was then known as the Alexan Farmers Market Project. The city also agree ... More >>
Trees out, JCPenney in. Yup, sounds like Dallas. Shortly after Intern Alex wrote this strong piece, we wondered what had become of the Timbercreek Apartments on Northwest Highway and Skillman. Schutze exposed the city council vote in May 2006 when Mayor Laura Miller stood alone in opposing new zonin ... More >>
Hundreds gathered at Highland Park United Methodist Church this morning to celebrate the life of Dallas real estate tycoon Trammell Crow, who died in his sleep last week at a family farm in East Texas. The church's sanctuary was full nearly an hour before the 11 a.m. service, forcing others into the ... More >>
Anne Raymond at Crow Holdings tells Unfair Park this morning that Trammell Crow died last night in his sleep at the age of 94. She says the real estate developer -- a graduate of Woodrow Wilson High School who wound up owning and developing much of his native Dallas -- had not been ill and that he " ... More >>
This morning I read with sadness of the death of Trammell Crow, a man for whom I have always had great admiration. I would like to pass along this modest anecdote.In the early 1990s when I was between newspaper jobs, I worked for Trammell Crow on a personal project of his. I was a very small cog amo ... More >>
After the jump, the official Trammell Crow obituary sent to local media today. But first, this information concerning services scheduled for Monday:A public service will be held on Monday, January 19, 2009 at 11:00 a.m. at Highland Park United Methodist Church, located at 3300 Mockingbird Lane, Dall ... More >>
From the book: "Storey Stemmons, Trammell Crow and John Stemmons pose prayerfully as L. G.Rainey of Equitable prepares to take over the permanent financing from J.D. Francis of the Mercantile Bank." After the jump, the full press release announcing the publication of THE BOOK -- Dallas/Fort Worth Co ... More >>
Brian Harkin John Wiley Price and John Scovell showed up last week to defend Mayor Leppert's hotel, but it was council member Vonciel Jones Hill who stole the show. At last week's meeting, the city council approved selling bonds to refinance the convention center and spending another $4 million ... More >>
Former County Judge Margaret Keliher keeps trying to blow away the smoke over pollution plans
Trammell Crow Company's getting much grief today for a $10-million tax break it's receiving to build a $90-mil hotel-and-condo project. It sounds so familiar, only, it's not in Dallas (this time), but outside Atlanta -- on Jekyll Island, a Georgia state park that contains some of the hottest propert ... More >>
The wages of sin are a big fat bankroll for Trammell Crow, thanks to city council
You need more Scovells? We got 'em! Meet Dupree, who does not need a couch upon which to crash. I sit up in the cheap seats in the city council chamber collecting the political equivalent of sports trivia. This week I was there waiting for an item to come up when a handsome young fellow with a famil ... More >>
On Halloween we told you that the largest commercial real estate company in the world, Los Angeles-based CB Richard Ellis Group, Inc., was acquiring Trammell Crow Company for $2.2 billion. The only thing standing in the way of the deal going down was Trammell Crow shareholders' giving their A-OK. We ... More >>
The old Parkland's now without windows, giving it a far less sinister vibe just in time for the holidays. Ladies and gentlemen, you have been lied to. And it's my fault. Not deliberately, of course, because nearly a year ago, I told you that a guy named Byron Head was gonna buy the old Woodlawn Hosp ... More >>
David Richards went from HP to SMU to the NFL...to real estate. Well, of course. On Halloween, as you no doubt recall, the largest commercial real estate company in the world, CB Richard Ellis Group, Inc., announced it was acquiring Trammell Crow Company for $2.2 billion. The deal isn't expected to ... More >>
With some help from his friends, Don Williams intends to save South Dallas one block at a time
Maple Terrace "is dead." Said so in The Dallas Morning News: "Trammell Crow Co. has halted efforts to construct condominiums in Dallas' historic Maple Terrace building and develop an adjoining high-rise because sales did not meet expectations." This will not come as a shock to, oh, Andrea Grimes, wh ... More >>
Everybody got a piece when the families at Timbercreek got evicted--except the families
For the real plan, watch the vote on Timbercreek
Part of the heart of Deep Ellum moved out with Conduit Gallery
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Arboretum is bloomin' crazy
Fort Worth's landmark Reata restaurant is back and waiting on a deal to save its home
Denton residents like Parks and Delores Olmon want to know how a posse of city slickers managed to railroad plans for a lead-belching copper factory in their town
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Democracy Now! broadcasts live from inside the U.N. Climate Change Conference and from outside in the streets and activist centers in Cancún, Mexico. For complete coverage of global warming and climate justice issues, visit: http://www.democracynow.org/tags/climate_change.
Protests against the U.N. Climate Change Conference in Cancún are growing as civil society groups are frozen out of the talks. Yesterday, indigenous and youth groups demonstrated both inside and outside the summit to call for their inclusion in the negotiations. On Tuesday, activists from Youth for Climate Justice led a walkout inside the heavily guarded conference halls. [includes rush transcript]Dec 08, 2010 | Story
"Countries Least Responsible for Climate Change are the Ones Most Threatened by It": Island States Urge Binding Emissions Cuts at U.N. Climate SummitInside the U.N. Climate Change Conference in Cancún, one of the most moving speeches on Tuesday was by Marcus Stephen. He is president of Nauru, the world's smallest island nation, covering just eight square miles in the South Pacific. Stephen is the leader of the Pacific Small Island Developing States at the climate change talks. Johnson Toribiong, president of the island state of Palau, also spoke. [includes rush transcript]Dec 08, 2010 | Story
At the U.N. Climate Change Conference in Cancún, La Via Campesina—the world's largest federation of peasant and smallholder farmers—held what they called the "1,000 Cancún Global Day of Action for Climate Justice." Several thousand people took to the streets to march in protest of the summit. Democracy Now!'s Mike Burke filed this report. [includes rush transcript]Dec 08, 2010 | Story
A large protest march is being planned today in Cancún organized by La Via Campesina and other groups. Alfredo Acedo, a spokesperson for UNORCA, described what is being planned. [includes rush transcript]Dec 07, 2010 | Web Exclusive
Protesters took to the streets of Cancún on Monday night to demonstrate against the U.N. COP16 talks. More than 150 demonstrators with the anti-capitalist bloc marched from the Via Campesina camp, where they are staying, through the streets and main thoroughfares in Cancún. [includes rush transcript]Dec 07, 2010 | Web Exclusive
John Vidal, the environment editor for The Guardian of London, is in Cancún after reporting on the Copenhagen summit a year ago. The Guardian is one the five news outlets to receive the massive trove of WikiLeaks cables ahead of time and has been publishing new revelations every day. We speak to Vidal about the latest diplomatic cables on the U.S. manipulation of the climate talks. [includes rush transcript]Dec 07, 2010 | Story
Bill McKibben: Climate Talks So Weakened by U.S., Major Polluters that Walkout Could Be Good News for PlanetLongtime environmental writer and activist and 350.org founder Bill McKibben has won the 2010 Puffin/Nation Prize for Creative Citizenship. Speaking outside the U.N. Climate Change Conference in Cancún, McKibben says, "In certain ways, [a U.S. walkout] would be the best thing that could happen. For 15 years ... the U.S. comes and says, weaken the agreement so we can get Congress to go along. Then Congress doesn't agree anyway....Dec 07, 2010 | Story
WikiLeaks is a hot topic at the U.N. Climate Change Conference in Cancún after secret diplomatic cables revealed new details about how the United States manipulated last year's climate talks in Copenhagen. The Guardian newspaper reported the cables provide evidence that spying, threats and promises of aid formed part of a U.S. diplomatic offensive to shore up the controversial Copenhagen Accord. Democracy Now! host Amy Goodman questions...Dec 07, 2010 | Story
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Maude Barlow: With Only Market-Based Solutions on the Table "The Continued Destruction of the Earth...Can Go on Quite Happily"Maude Barlow is an author, activist, and the former senior adviser on water to the United Nations. She is in Cancún to speak with other civil society organizations about the relationship between water and climate change and the need for climate justice. [includes rush transcript]Dec 06, 2010 | Web Exclusive
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UT Young Conservatives abandon plan after hilarity did not ensue.
This is the time of year when the Pilgrims and their big immigration way back when are in everyone's thoughts (mostly because it created an entire holiday revolving around pie) but the Young Conservatives of Texas of the University of Texas has taken this immigration thing to a whole other level. A ... More >>
Lorenzo Garcia and Damon Murphy led distinguished careers in the Spring Branch Independent School District. Now both are linked to a cheating scandal in the El Paso Independent School that has left Garcia serving a 42-month sentence in a federal prison and Murphy resigning in disgrace from his job i ... More >>
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January 30th, 2013
In a recent column I listed the Five Contexts of the Shift Age. As stated there, while the true cliché of the Information Age was "content is king" the true cliché of the Shift Age is "context is king". We live in an increasingly contextual world. The context in which we receive or consume information shapes the information as much as the information itself.
In my just published book "Entering the Shift Age" I wrote about the five contexts through which we would look at almost everything in the future. Whether it be education, energy, technology, …
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April 17th, 2012
Earth Day is coming. April 22 to be exact. How I know is my email inbox. Every day for the past few weeks I get pitches to write about some company's new eco product. The words LEED certified, Eco, Green, Recycled, Renewable have become an endless blur in the subject line of in-bound emails. This is now a spring ritual.
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I always get this mascara in E.L.F cosmetic kits for eyes. I really like them for a cheap mascara this is really good. I have no problem with clumping and it goes on nice and thin and makes my eye lashes look nice. I like to keep them around in case I need mascara in a pinch. Overall for the price and quality it's worth giving it a try.
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I forgot my makeup and brush case when traveling (yes, you can apparently do this!), so I explored the mega-cheap options for makeup to tide me over through the weekend. I trolled the ELF rack for bargains and picked this up, along with an eyeliner, eyeshadow palette, and brow pencil. This was horrible. It was dry and clumpy and did not want to leave the wand, which is a pathetic excuse for a wand, to be honest. Granted, I don't expect much for a buck, although I've gotten some great products for two or three bucks. I'd forgive the bad wand if the consistency of the mascara were usable. I added some contact lens solution to the tube, which I know isn't a long-term solution, and that made it serviceable. I tossed it before I left to go home, figuring I got my dollar's worth.
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Don't let the fact that elf products being so inexpensive means that they're cheap. This mascara, along with the others I've got from elf, is very good! Great lengthening and separating and the brush is wonderful. Love it!
My everyday mascara. Very natural definition and lengthening with no clumps or smearing. I usually use one or two coats, but it can be built up for better definition. For $1, it gets the job done!
I love this mascara for a very natural, everyday look. It's not a wet formula at all. I love the packaging since it's sleek (black colored with the name in silver writing). It's not going to give you a ton of volume, but that's not what it promises. It does lengthen a little, and it definitely defines my lashes. However, if you're looking for a dramatic mascara, look elsewhere (unless you're willing to keep building it up). This mascara is for people with already full lashes who want to make them stand out a little more. :)
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This is a great, basic, no-frills mascara. It is a waxier formula, is buildable, very black and you can get any look from very natural or very black, thick fringe. I have naturally sweeping lashes and it accentuates the curl.
There are many more pros than cons, the biggest pro being the price. At $1 a pop, you can toss it after a month and still only spend $12 annually for a bang -up mascara. This brings me to the cons -- the first week or two the mascara is GREAT! But after a couple of weeks, the texture begins to change and it gets clumpier and drier in the tube and on the lashes. It also begins to flake. But when that happens, I just toss and open a new one.
I buy these at least two at a time and will continue to do so.
Great every day mascara for me. Didn`t notice any lengthening, but I have long lashes anyway. Didn`t clump, smudge or flake, gave a nice natural look. Very easy on the pocketbook!


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|01 Apr 2012
DVD drives configuration information in the registry damaged (Code 19)
For some reason my Windows 7 Home Premium (32bit) PC is now refusing to operate the DVD ROM and DVD RW Drives. A suspect the latest update to iTunes as they were working fine till the automatic install for that failed. Had to do it manually & that went with some hiccoughs, needing to "Retry" to get it to complete successfully.
The problem is when I try and use a DVD drive you hear it react to the disc, but Autoplay does not run.
Checking in the Device Manager on the General Tab, there is the following message (for both drives)
<< Windows cannot start this hardware device because its configuration information (in the registry) is incomplete or damaged (Code 19) >>
I checked this on the Internet and tried as suggested going to Device manager and Uninstalling both drives. Restarting my PC and letting the "Found New Hardware" re-install them.
Sadly this failed...
Optiarc DVD RW AD-7240S ATA Device Failed
TSST corp DVD-ROM SH-D 162D ATA Device Failed
I then checked whether the driver software for the Device was up to date. It reported that the software for the device is up to date.
Next I ran the Troubleshooter and tried re-installing the driver software which it suggested might fix the problem .... only to be met with <<Device Driver Software not Successfully installed>>
I have also tried running the Microsoft Fix It tool .... MicrosoftFixit.dvd.MATSKB.Run.exe
Still no luck :-( I have attached a file with the details of that report the FixIt tool produced.
I seem to remember the problem iTunes was having was with something like "Matskb"
I am now at my wits end and need expert help, with step by step instructions on how to sort this
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|01 Apr 2012
Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
This is not a fix but should get you in working order. Do a system restore to a point in time before the iTunes update and see if that doesn't get it sorted for you.
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Unfortunately System Restore just throws up a blue screen and will not complete. I have had this issue before .... apparently it is down to Kaspersky Internet Security and the advice from them was such a palava I have not used it. (uninstall Kaspersky before creating a restore point and uninstall Kaspersky before performing a restore)
I have called upon the services of a local expert to come and sit infront of this machine as further investigation showed it would appear that it was something to do with driver filters, which meant doing things in the Registry.
Thankfully he has fixed it for me, which is a great relief ....
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A Modest Proposal: A Pocket 3-D Printer
In the series "A Modest Proposal," my colleagues and I will propose inventions and projects that I think are eminently doable and would love made real. The world is witnessing a revolution in 3-D printing, where one can feed machines blueprints and have them conjure virtually whatever you want right from a dazzling variety of [...]Keep reading »
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Even as 3-D printing's impact on science, healthcare and consumer electronics grows, these devices aren't likely to find their way into your home anytime soon. In fact, the closest most people will get to a 3-D printer in the near future will be ordering custom-made products from retailers that build objects the way Kinko's and [...]Keep reading »
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Last week, I and some 200 other attendees of the Global Trends 2030: U.S. Leadership in a Post-Western World conference got a thought-provoking look at the current "megatrends" leading to four possible futures for the world some 10 to 15 years from now. Cutting across all of them is the disruptive influence of emerging technologies—which [...]Keep reading »
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Desktop 3-D printers can already pump out a toy trinket, gear set or even parts to make another printer. Medical researchers are also taking advantage of this accelerating technology to expand their options for regenerative medicine. Brian Derby, of the School of Materials at the University of Manchester in England, details the advances and challenges [...]Keep reading »
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I was at a math conference last week, and one of the other attendees brought a puzzle. I am a pretty slow puzzle-solver, so it will be a while before I figure out how to assemble those five pieces to get this. Three views of the assembled puzzle. Saul Schleimer, a mathematician at the University [...]Keep reading »
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It seems the future of 3-D printing is limited only by one's imagination. The process is already used to build—layer by layer—jewelry, toys and a variety of prosthetics, with some predicting that additive fabrication of space station spare parts and even food isn't far behind. Despite this promise, design flaws can greatly impact the quality [...]Keep reading »
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As 3-D printing has matured over the past decade, the process has proved an effective way for artists, entrepreneurs and academics to produce custom-designed parts and prototype models. Now 3-D printing is becoming even more accessible through Web sites and apps that let iPhone and iPad users upload designs or create new ones and have [...]Keep reading »
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An octopus spends most of its time crawling around on the seafloor looking for dinner—and trying to avoid becoming it. But when it needs to make a quick move, it can switch into overdrive and jet away. To do this, it sucks water into its mantle and then quickly expels it through a funnel. The [...]Keep reading »
Nothing Is More Fun than a Hypercube of Monkeys
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March 20, 2014 by HRC staff
Americans for Marriage Equality, a new bipartisan coalition formed with the help of the Human Rights Campaign, launched today with new resources that will provide up-to-the-minute information and analysis on national and state marriage equality cases, legislation, and other developments.
A new daily Playbook-style email tipsheet called "A.M. Equality" will deliver a daily news roundup and analysis designed to help media, legal experts, and communicators stay abreast of marriage equality developments around the country.
A.M. Equality will go arm-in-arm with a new website, AmericansForMarriageE
Americans for Marriage Equality will host a kick-off event next Wednesday, March 26 on the one-year anniversary of oral arguments in the Perry, the U.S. Supreme Court case, which ended California's "Prop 8" ban on marriage for same-sex couples. Oral arguments in Windsor, the successful legal challenge to DOMA, took place the following day on March 27, 2013.
Ahead of next week's event, A.M. Equality released one timely finding from the bipartisan survey that sheds light on Americans' growing acceptance of gays and embrace of LGBT equality overall. With the NFL draft approaching in May, 79 percent of Americans – including 91 percent of millennials surveyed – said they would draft openly gay SEC all-star Michael Sam over a straight candidate who was slightly less good.
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Secret Agent Clank confirmed to arrive on PS2 in late May
Sony has confirmed via the PlayStation Blog that Secret Agent Clank will be sleuthing its way onto the PS2 after all. The port is being handled by Sanzaru Games who you may (but probably won't) know from its Wii and DS game, Ninja Reflex. It looks like the game will stay very faithful to the origi...
Valve, Nunchuck release Ninja Reflex over Steam
Valve and Nunchuck Games have tiptoed around caltrops and poison rice balls in order to release Sanzaru Games' "ninja party game" Ninja Reflex over Steam. The game, recently released for both the Wii and DS, leverages Valve's Steamworks tool set, adding some 50 new achievements not found in the pr...
Catch these Ninja Reflex screens in your chopsticks
It's no Wii, but the DS still has its fair share of mini-game compilations. Nevertheless, the crucial ingredient of ninja means we feel compelled to cover Ninja Reflex, EA's forthcoming selection of ninja-based party games. More information on the once mysterious title has stealthily found its way t...
Wii, DS ninja party game strikes from the shadows in March 2008
Right on time, agents from EA have stepped from the shadows to confirm details surrounding the previously revealed Ninja Reflex, a "ninja party game" for the Wii and DS. The game, which will ship in March 2008, will be co-published by both EA and the appropriately named Nunchuck Games, and is bein...
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Did you know that today is the Annual Day of the Ninja? So if you've been waiting for an excuse to flip out, hit on ninja babes, and assassinate pirates, consider today your excuse. Electronic Arts is celebrating this sacred holiday by revealing new screenshots and details for its newest party ga...
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