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Billy Butler Rumors: Tuesday
Yesterday there was quite a bit of speculation regarding interest from both the Orioles and Mariners in Billy Butler. We'll keep track of any new rumors regarding Country Breakfast right here, with the latest info on top…
- Although he cautions that the Royals aren't actively looking to move Wil Myers, Danny Knobler of CBSSports.com tweets that Kansas City is "definitely" more open to the idea of moving Myers than Butler.
- ESPN's Jerry Crasnick spoke with two sources familiar with the talks that told him speculation about a possible Butler-to-Seattle deal is "significantly overblown" (Twitter link).
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Morning Rumors: Otani, Braves, Wang, Indians
The most fun week of baseball's offseason is here, as 2012's Winter Meetings get underway in Nashville. With a ton of activity expected over the next few days, we don't want to let anything fall through the cracks, so let's round up a few Monday morning updates from around MLB:
- 18-year-old Japanese pitcher Shohei Otani, who announced in October that he intended to sign with an MLB team, may now be leaning toward staying in Japan, according to Bill Shaikin of the Los Angeles Times (Twitter link), who cites reports out of Japan. A decision from Otani is expected this week, tweets Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles Times.
- If the Braves make a move this week, it's more likely to be a trade than a signing, says Mark Bowman of MLB.com, who tweets that Atlanta has "minimal interest" in the outfielders on the free agent market. The team's interest in free agents could increase if asking prices drop, but that's not likely to happen this early in the offseason, tweets Bowman. David O'Brien of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution has more details on the Braves' search for a left fielder.
- The Rays' agreement with James Loney makes them an unlikely fit for Eric Hosmer or Billy Butler now, tweets Bob Dutton of the Kansas City Star. If the Royals were to pursue a Rays pitcher via trade, Kansas City may have to offer Wil Myers, Dutton adds.
- Given the weak third base market, Jon Morosi of FOX Sports thinks the Padres may be motivated to sell high on Chase Headley and send him to the Yankees (Twitter link).
- Coming off an injury-shortened 2012 season, Chien-Ming Wang may not sign with an MLB team until midseason, according to Bill Ladson of MLB.com (Twitter link).
- John Fay of the Cincinnati Enquirer thinks the Reds will make a run at Dexter Fowler, but doesn't expect the team to give up Homer Bailey to make it happen.
- The Dodgers may have a tricky time targeting an outfielder, since they need a starting-caliber player but can't promise a starting job, writes Steve Dilbeck of the Los Angeles Times.
- If the Indians decide to go all-in on their rebuild, they could extract young pitching talent from a team like the Mariners or Diamondbacks, says ESPN.com's Buster Olney (Insider link). Cleveland's asking price for Asdrubal Cabrera is "steep in terms of young pitchers," according to Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
- In an Insider-only story for ESPN.com, Jim Bowden has identified a trade candidate for all 30 MLB teams, along with potential suitors for each player.
- After a quiet Winter Meetings in 2011, the Red Sox figure to be more active this year, writes Tim Britton of the Providence Journal, as he explores a few of the team's potential targets.
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Royals, Mets Discussed R.A. Dickey
The Royals have talked to the Mets about R.A. Dickey as they continue to search for a top-of-the-rotation starter, Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com reports. Bob Dutton of the Kansas City Star reported this week that the Royals have had discussions about trading Wil Myers for Jon Lester or James Shields.
The Royals aren't looking to trade Myers and have no interest in moving Salvador Perez, Heyman writes. Alex Gordon and Billy Butler are close to untouchable and the Royals aren't inclined to trading Alcides Escobar, either. Instead, the Royals would prefer to send the Mets younger prospects in a deal for Dickey.
If the Royals were to acquire Dickey, the 2012 NL Cy Young winner, he'd join Jeremy Guthrie, Ervin Santana and others in Kansas City.
"Our rotation is going to better, but we're still looking for the opportunity to improve on what we've done,'' Royals GM Dayton Moore told Heyman.
The Royals seem interested in trading Luke Hochevar and Bruce Chen. Doing so might free up salary for Moore, who now has up to $6MM to spend, according to Heyman.
The Mets have explored the possibility of a contract extension with Dickey, who will earn $5MM in 2013 before hitting free agency. If they trade the knuckleballer, they'd prefer a catcher and outfield help.
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Royals Interested In Shields, Lester
8:51pm: A Major League source confirmed to WEEI's Rob Bradford that the two teams have indeed discusseda trade that would center around Lester and Myers. According to Bradford, the talks also included the possibility of Boston sending outfield help to Kansas City with some pitching heading back to the Red Sox. He echoes that nothing is close.
6:55pm: The Royals have already added Ervin Santana to their rotation and brought back Jeremy Guthrie this offseason, but Bob Dutton of the Kansas City Star writes that general manager Dayton Moore would like to add one more impact arm to his rotation. According to Dutton, Moore's preference is to acquire that arm by dealing prospects rather than Major League talent, and there have been discussions about using top prospect Wil Myers to acquire James Shields or Jon Lester.
Dutton writes that the Royals are currently weighing whether or not six years of Myers is worth two years of either Lester or Shields. One Royals source told Dutton that it's easy to project Myers as a 30-homer bat at the Major League level within the next two-to-three seasons. At the moment, the Royals, Red Sox and Rays are all said to be hesitant, and no deal is close.
Beyond the debate of which commodity is worth more, the Royals also need to consider their 2013 payroll. Barring a significant increase, the team would have to clear money in order to acquire either contract for next season. That, writes Dutton, could mean moving Bruce Chen's contract and/or taking a "hard look" at Luke Hochevar and Felipe Paulino. Both are due significant raises in arbitration, as Matt Swartz recently projected for MLBTR.
Myers ranks as the Royals' top prospect according to Baseball America, Baseball Prospectus and MLB.com. The 22-year-old batted .314/.387/.600 with 37 homers between Double-A and Triple-A last season, cementing himself as one of the game's most coveted minor leaguers.
Jeff Francoeur currently projects as Kansas City's right fielder but is coming off a dreadful season in which he hit just .235/.287/.378. The Royals would need to be confident that Francoeur could return to his 2011 numbers if they were to trade Myers, and even still would have a hole in right field beyond 2013.
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Passan's Latest: Myers, Fowler, Asdrubal, McCarthy
The Royals have been shopping top prospect Wil Myers but only in exchange for starting pitching, reports Yahoo Sports' Jeff Passan. Earlier this week, Michael Silverman of the Boston Herald reported that Kansas City was known to be at least listening to offers for Myers and top position players like Alex Gordon, Billy Butler, Mike Moustakas and Eric Hosmer. The only untouchable Royals appear to be Alcides Escobar and Salvador Perez due to their team-friendly contracts — "executives consider [Perez's deal] the best in the game," Passan writes.
The Royals have discussed trades with the Rays, Mariners, Diamondbacks and Athletics, Passan reports. While Myers would be of interest to any team, he is of particular value to low-payroll teams like the Rays and A's given that Gordon and Butler have large contracts and Moustakas/Hosmer are Scott Boras clients.
Here are some more items from Passan…
- The Rockies' asking price for Dexter Fowler is "absurd," one rival executive tells Passan. It appears to be a buyers' market for center fielders right now, though another executive warns that "it will shake out" as the offseason progresses.
- The Indians are shopping Asdrubal Cabrera, though "not at Black Friday prices," an executive says. Cabrera is one of a few shortstops on the trade market, along with the Astros' Jed Lowrie and the Marlins' Yunel Escobar.
- Teams are more worried about Brandon McCarthy's history of arm injuries than with his season-ending brain surgery. If McCarthy's medicals are clear, however, a team executive thinks the right-hander will get a multiyear contract.
- Anibal Sanchez's demands for a six-year, $90MM contract are "crazy, and he's probably going to get it," an executive tells Passan.
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Royals Notes: Guthrie, Minor Leaguers
The Royals have already made headlines this offseason by acquiring Ervin Santana from the Angels, but general manager Dayton Moore will have quite a bit more on his plate over the course of the winter. Here's the latest news pertaining to Kansas City…
- The Royals remain interested in Jeremy Guthrie despite recent reports that the right-hander is looking for a three-year deal, tweets Buster Olney of ESPN. Olney gives no direct indication that the Royals are considering a three-year offer, though.
- John Lamb and Mike Montgomery are both expected to be added to the 40-man roster before Tuesday, when 40-man decisions are due, according to the Kansas City Star's Bob Dutton. Top prospect Wil Myers is not, however, as he is not yet eligible for the Rule 5 Draft. The Royals are also considering Chris Dwyer, Justin Marks (who was acquired in the David DeJesus trade) and Juan Gutierrez. Dutton notes that Gutierrez's strong performance in the Venezuelan Winter League is what has made the 29-year-old veteran a candidate.
- More from Dutton, who tweets that the Royals have released minor leaguers Ysmelin Alcantara, Henry Moreno and Jose Rodriguez. Each of the three is at least 22 years old, but none appeared above Low-A ball, and none of the three topped a .661 OPS on the season.
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Silverman's Latest: Greinke, Royals, Rays, Blue Jays
Tigers GM Dave Dombrowski told Michael Silverman of The Boston Herald that he was unsure if he'd be able to acquire Miguel Cabrera (and Dontrelle Willis) in 2007. "A lot of clubs were involved and I didn't think it was going to work for us for where we were financially," said Dombrowski. "Once we sat down with the Marlins, it took us just a day to work out that deal. It happened very fast."
Here are Silverman's rumors…
- The Dodgers are the favorite to sign Zack Greinke according to an insider. Both the Angels and Rangers are said to be "on the outside looking in."
- The Royals are listening to offers for Eric Hosmer, Mike Moustakas, Alex Gordon, Billy Butler, and even Wil Myers. The Rays, meanwhile, are listening on James Shields and Jeremy Hellickson.
- Despite their pending blockbuster, keep an eye on the Blue Jays and the pitching market. Silverman suggests that Anibal Sanchez and Edwin Jackson could be in play for Toronto.
- The Blue Jays are shopping their three catchers (John Buck, J.P. Arencibia, and Travis d'Arnaud) but are leaning towards Arencibia or d'Arnaud.
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Rosenthal's Latest: Royals, Butler, Myers, Rays, Astros
Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports hears that Royals GM Dayton Moore is "feeling the heat," in the sense that many want the team to use their prospect base to acquire veterans who can help them win now like the Blue Jays did with their recent blockbuster. Here's more from Rosenthal on Kansas City…
- Even after acquiring Ervin Santana, the Royals can still fit a free agent like Jeremy Guthrie into their payroll on a back-loaded, multiyear contract.
- The Mariners covet Billy Butler and would conceivably part with young, high-end pitching to acquire him. Butler is under contract through 2014 with a club option for 2015, though the Royals are unsure if they have enough offense to move him right now.
- The Rays like top prospect Wil Myers, though the Royals are conflicted about moving him even for a pitcher like Jeremy Hellickson or Matt Moore.
- The Astros could be another trade partner for Kansas City since the price to acquire Bud Norris or Lucas Harrell would be lower than it would be for Hellickson or Moore. The impact would be less too, however.
- Moore is under contract through 2014 and does not appear to be in danger of losing his job, says Rosenthal.
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Sherman's Latest: Dickey, Wright, Hunter, Upton
Here's the latest from Joel Sherman of The New York Post…
- The Mets are making progress, albeit slowly, in contract talks with David Wright and R.A. Dickey. The impression is that there is still a substantial gap in talks with Dickey, and they've been gauging his trade value during the GM Meetings. They are not doing the same with Wright, however.
- The Yankees would not do a two-year deal worth $20MM or so for Torii Hunter since they want to get under the luxury tax threshold next year. They are fixated on one-year contracts this offseason and could fill their right field hole with a low-cost platoon.
- "The Yankees are not on him," said a source about Justin Upton, in part because they're unsure if he's a good fit for New York (Twitter link). The Rangers and Rays are strongest early players for Upton, and Sherman gets the sense that the D'Backs want to act quickly (Twitter links).
- The Diamondbacks want high-end, MLB ready players in return for Upton and would love to get Jurickson Profar or (more likely) Elvis Andrus from the Rangers. They don't love Mike Olt, however (Twitter links). GM Kevin Towers likes Yankees prospect Mason Williams, but he is several years away from the show and unlikely to be enough to headline a trade package (all Twitter links).
- Next year's crop of free agent starting pitchers is weak, which could benefit Zack Greinke since teams won't be able to find a stopgap and reassess next year. Josh Johnson and Tim Lincecum highlight next winter's pitching crop, and both come with question marks.
- The Mariners, who have young pitching, are said to be talking to the Royals and Twins, who have young hitting. Seattle would love to pry Wil Myers, Aaron Hicks, and/or Ben Revere loose.
- Jason Bay didn't produce with the Mets, but he lived up to his billing as a hard worker and good teammate. Sherman expects the outfielder to take a low-salary, change of scenery deal (Twitter link).
- Mets officials think Scott Hairston will get a two-year deal worth between $8-10MM this winter.
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Quick Hits: Myers, Red Sox, Strasburg
Early September is always a good time to be a minor league player on the 40-man roster of an MLB team. So far today 21 players have been recalled to the MLB level, where they'll earn a pro-rated portion of the MLB minimum salary and collect service time. Here are today's links…
- Congratulations to Wil Myers, who was named Baseball America's 2012 Minor League Player Of The Year. He hit 37 home runs and posted a .313/.387/.600 batting line in the upper minors this year while playing third base, center field and right field. Before long he'll be hitting in the middle of the Royals' lineup, J.J. Cooper writes at Baseball America.
- In light of Boston's disappointing year, Alex Speier of WEEI.com recalls some recent teams that reached the postseason following losing seasons. Rarely have big ticket free agents played a role in these bounce-back campaigns, so it probably makes sense for Red Sox GM Ben Cherington to maintain a disciplined approach to spending, Speier writes.
- Here are some more notes about the Red Sox from earlier today.
- Manager John Farrell said he's "unequivocally" focused on the Blue Jays and acknowledged he has one year remaining on his contract with the team, Shi Davidi of Sportsnet.ca reports (on Twitter).
- Nationals GM Mike Rizzo deserves credit for protecting Stephen Strasburg and taking responsibility for his decision, Tom Verducci writes at SI.com. The decision to limit Strasburg's innings is a truly modern one, "made with the kind of awareness, statistical study and medical information" that wasn't out there a decade ago, Verducci adds.
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Ann Mwaliasha, 36, of Manchester, was heading east on Salmon Street about 4:45 p.m. Thursday when she allegedly ran a stop sign and hit a car driven by Samy Daghir, 60, of Manchester, who was heading south on Chestnut Street, police said.
After the impact, Mwaliasha's car went off the road and hit a building at the southeast corner of the intersection, causing "moderate" damage, police said.
Nobody was injured in the crash or when the car hit the building, police said.
Mwaliasha was cited for failure to yield at a stop sign, police said.
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Pint-sized 3D printer produced
3D printers are generally so large, that even if you had a daily use for one, it would be an implausible prospect to set up beside your home PC. This could be about to change. A team from the Vienna University of Technology has developed a machine much smaller, lighter and cheaper than a standard 3D printer. The concept draws …
wow, excellent
< pair in the photo look a bit dodgy though ... /unkind>
They clearly don't know anything about the printer business. You sell the printer for 50 quid, then charge €1200 a pop for the toner.
Cable? That's extra.
And if you're EPSON
You make sure your printer throws up mysterious "unrecognized cartridge" errors forcing you to change the ink even when there is plenty left. Buying an EPSON printer is one of the most seriously bad decisions I've made in a long time.
Epson theft
We had one in the last site office I used to use.
We printed about 30 black/white pages per day, and perhaps one colour. It used to run out of yellow ink twice a week.
Epson is sill up to that?
Last epson I owned was around 13 or so years ago and did that BS
Worked beautifully the 1st cartridge.
Put a new cartridge in print 2 pages it said out of ink
Had it serviced the serviced (was under warranty) 5 pages later out of ink...
After that it went into the garbage can where epson's belong
Don't tell them....
WTF have you done now?
Why the yellow ink disappears
Welcome to the future
Where your teenager needs a MUCH BIGGER SUITCASE to hide the porn he's printed off.
Overlooking the obvious
I think the first thing most 3D printers would be used for would be to print off a copy of the owner's privates.
Too true...
... though not only for themselves ...
Look forward to all new sorts of harrassment charges...
We're all doomed - doomed I tell you
When these things can print copies of themselves will that make them lifeforms? 'Tis the beginning of the end...
Look it up and weep
It's alright, I guess
...but can it print an actual pint?
I enjoy this new-sized pint at the old price-per-pint.
Though I'm a bit shocked by a unit of "about a milk carton". What's that in Bulgarian airbags (most relevant for pron printing obviously)?!
Jewellery revolution
This might revolutionize the jewellery business, if they can print in wax or a acceptable plastic alternative for "lost wax" casting in gold or silver. (You need something that can be burned without toxic fumes or any solid residues).
3D graphic designing is a lot easier than sculpting tiny details in wax, and some geometries would be possible that are all but impossible to sculpt from a solid lump.
this will kill model companies
i play table top stratagy games, and to be honest cant wait for these things to get to a stage where i can print my own models. the flip side to this is that downloading space marines from the piratebay will take off in a huge way, and kill games workshop/mantic/airfix et al.
maybe...maby not
Don't forget that once the big printer boys have taken all the patents to stop all but HP, Cannon, Epson, etc... building them, the Ink will cost so much that it will still be cheaper to buy any mass produced items, probably by a large margin.
Though nearly all of those high street shops will probably go and you will have to buy everything online.
If the model companies have any sense whatsoever, they'll just make the relevant files available online (for a price). Saves them a cock-load in manufacturing and distribution costs.
Also, in the case of GW etc., if they were really really smart, they'd send stuff out with a suitable application that let's you pose said models on the computer (what's it called where you give movement node points to 3D computer models so you can drag parts to change position? Can't remember). They'd be able to make money off that!
Once they sort out the freetard issue to stop people taking the latest model round to their mates on disc that is.
Regarding animation
The process of fixing your model so that it may be posed is called by practitioners, "the Fine Art of Rigging". It is the process whereby you specify the "bones" of the model, thus enabling either posing the model directly, or associating various rules of Physics to allow the model to exhibit realistic behaviour under various conditions.
Jewellery revolution
started some time ago.
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And an inspiration to showing what *can* be done within the limitations of this newish technology.
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Given how much of a rip-off GW products have always been, I don't have a right lot of sympathy TBH. When me and my friends used to play WH and WH40K at school, GW ripped the rules apart to dumb the whole thing down for 10-year-olds, whilst simultaneously adding hugely unbalanced new characters which cost a fortune to buy. We stuck with the old rules, mostly stopped buying new models, and branched out into historical gaming instead.
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Sounds like what they did to BattleTech, and MtG when I was in school
Released a dumbed down version of the rules for BT guys I played with just ignored it was ever released.
Glad I was out of MtG way before the rules got simplified to idiot level
I have wondered if it might not be an idea to make a 3d printer that uses cement (standard construction cement). You dust a thin layer of cement and spray tiny droplets of water where you want the object. You then dust another layer on top, and so on. You then leave to settle overnight and then shake off the excess cement. If you add colour to the water, you can even make coloured items.
Cement is dirt cheap and fine-grained enough to make fine details. Water is also quite cheap, so it is mainly a matter of making something that can control the dusting and the spray finely enough. Inkjet technology seems suitable for spraying, so what is needed is something that can add an even layer of cement on top of what is already there. That doesn't sound too difficult.
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I honestly don't know the difference between concrete and cement.
Cement (aka Portland Cement) is the chemical glue and useless on its own.
Concrete is generally a mixture of sand, cement and some kind of rubble filler (and water of course) and is what they make your drive and pavements out of.
Concrete is cement
that has other stuff in it
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NEW YORK Reliance Steel & Aluminum Co. expects only slight improvements in demand and generally flat pricing in the third quarter due to global economic uncertainty, the company said in its second-quarter earnings report.
The Los Angeles-based distributor posted net income of $81 million for the three months ended June 30, down 25.6 percent from $108.8 million in the same period last year despite a 10.8-percent increase in sales to nearly $2.45 billion. First-half net income of $164.7 million was down 26.8 percent from $225 million a year earlier on sales that slipped 0.5 percent to $4.47 billion.
Reliances carbon steel sales volume increased 27.1 percent in the second quarter to 1.17 million tons, aluminum sales were up 22.3 percent from a year earlier to 76,200 tons and stainless steel sales rose 20.5 percent to 72,400 tons. The company completed its $1.25-billion acquisition of Metal USA Holdings Corp. during the quarter.
However, prices were down across the board, with carbon steel falling 10.5 percent compared with the second quarter of last year, aluminum was down 7 percent and stainless steel was 14 percent lower.
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In the Friday story about former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay ("DeLay's conviction thrown out on appeal"), the executive director of Texans for Public Justice was quoted as saying DeLay "was wrong on the law and wrong on the facts, but politics bailed him out," referring to the two judges on the appelate court who found in favor of DeLay.Just a reminder: The Democratic partisan hack, Travis County District Attorney Ronnie Earle, who brought the charges against DeLay, admitted to the Austin American-Statesman in 2005 that he had gone "grand jury shopping" to finally obtain an indictment of DeLay after the first two grand juries he presented the evidence to had refused to return an indictment. The third grand jury obliged.Politics indeed! — Michael Sexton, Fort Worth
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Billy Burns saluted the grit and guts of his England Under 20 teammates after they held off a determined comeback from South Africa to win 21-20 and secure back-to-back IRB Junior World Championship titles in Auckland
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The Nebraska State Patrol says Swartz was speeding away from a state trooper in Lexington on October 9th when Swartz ran a red light and slammed into a pickup driven by 68-year-old Ruben Maravilla-Cortes, of Lexington. Maravilla-Cortes died at the scene.
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"What they literally have done is pile ten feet of snow in the middle of a 4 street intersection."
That's according to Camille Aulik, who's perched on that pile in protest.
"I'm most concerned about the safety of the children and the people walking their animals in the area here."
Aulik lives near the Ridgewood subdivision off Thompson drive on Madison's east side and complains the city hasn't done enough to clear the snow.
"I told them that if they were going to put a turnaround in the area that they shouldn't use it as, I didn't feel, as somewhere to dump snow."
"It's not going as quickly as we'd like, but they're doing a great job."
That's according to Al Schumacher, the city's streets superintendent.
He says clearing main roads are priority for street crews, but now, problems like Aulik's protest spot are at the top of the list.
"One of the things we're doing right now is we're getting into the snow removal mode, the vision hazard mode and if that's a vision hazard we're definitely gonna take care of that."
Schumacher says the magnitude of this storm coupled with the heavy snow took them 3 times longer than normal to clear roads.
"We lost 5 or 6 trucks, we lost engines and transmissions and drive trains because of the heavy wet snow. It was difficult to push."
Also difficult to push in this snow - wheelchairs.
"We'll take a little cruise and see how the sidewalk looks down here."
For Steve Verriden, the sidewalks are the streets, but even a shoveled sidewalk can stop him cold.
Confined to a wheelchair for 30 years, Verriden is an advocate for disabled rights and says clearing the walk just enough to avoid a fine isn't good enough.
"It's the old shovel's width that people will do. There aren't too many chairs that'll get by in a 16 inch path."
Verriden's brothers help clear his walk, but says many people like him rely on the kindness of strangers.
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- Network: FOX
- Series Premiere Date: Aug 30, 2006
- Season #: 1
- Starring: Rebecca Mader, Kerr Smith, Eamonn Walker
- Summary: Jerry Bruckheimer's latest procedural follows the partners of L.A. law firm TNT & G, who take on the highest-profile criminal cases they can find.
- Genre(s): Drama
- Creator: Tyler Bensinger
- Show Type: Ended
- Season 1 premiere date: Aug 30, 2006
- Episode Length: 60
- Air Time: 09:00 PM
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Positive: 8 out of 27
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With sharp camera work, pulsating music and no tedious, gimme-an-Emmy closeups, it's like CSI at warp speed. [4 Sep 2006, p.41]
All the bases are covered, and if that doesn't make for the most inventive show, it makes for a quite watchable one. [1 Sep 2006, p.61]
"Justice" is slick, fast-paced and stylish, with enough twists to separate it from the glut of shows in its genre. But it's also one of the most extraordinarily cynical shows to come along in some time.
All sizzle and no steak, producer Jerry Bruckheimer's latest hour occasionally feels like a parody of courtshows, what with its hyperactive pace, pointless "CSI"-type visual bells and whistles and misdirected premise depicting high-priced defense attorneys as semi-good guys.
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Positive: 62 out of 74
Mixed: 3 out of 74
Negative: 9 out of 74
HarrietRMay 4, 2008BEST SHOW ON TV. Better than Shark. Please put it back on maybe on a different night like Saturday since there is nothing on that night worth watching.… Expand
MadelineMNov 20, 2006I love this show, and Victor Garber is the best actor ever!!!!!!
raindancerAug 31, 2006It was great to see Victor Garber playing a character unlike any he has played before. I hope they give us something to like about Trott b/c right now, he's pretty much just a bastard. It would be nice to see him pet a kitten or something.… Expand
IreneGJan 25, 2007I loved this show, and as usual anything I seem to like over the past few years has been cancelled, please bring it back!!!!!
LelandKSep 1, 2006Great first episode, but i give it a nine for that fact of the future. I would like to see some cases in which the defense unfortunately loses and the endings differ from the actual verdict. I like the cast and the premise of the show.… Expand
NinaDSep 5, 2006Should not be up againts criminal minds and lost. Are they crazy? It's a good show, but cannot watch 3 shows, I can only record 1 and i'm loyal to the other 2. Sorry!… Expand
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text: Lonewolf Diaries: Only Conservatives Can Be Racists, You Morons... by Steven Crowder 17 Mar 2009 post a comment Share This: "Obama looks like a Chimpanzee…" That's the exact reaction elicited from Liberals in response to Sean Delonas' recent comic strip in the New York Post. Granted, they prefaced it with, "Conservatives are trying to say…" in an attempt to play off their own prejudice while projecting it onto conservatives. Is anybody out there truly fooled by, or scared of, these blatant attack patterns? What can I say; the liberal playbook is as bland and predictable as a Vin Diesel sequel. "How can we better handle said attacks?" you may be thinking. Oh, Big Hollywood... I'm so glad that you've asked. Assemble the troops! The aforementioned comic was meant to poke fun at the recent shooting of a chimpanzee amidst a chardonnay and Xanax bender in Connecticut, while simultaneously taking a jab at the stimulus bill. Liberals of course took the opportunity to show their consistent obsession with race, while at the same time trying to leverage their PC agenda in an attempt to silence any criticism of the current administration. See, when outspoken liberals create racially-charged material it's simply "thought-provoking" or they're seen as "doing their job." Anybody remember these old gems? Chances are that you probably don't as they didn't generate the kind of heat that we're seeing here today. Why would we? When Condoleezza Rice is the target, portraying her as an old "Porch Monkey/Baby Mamma" is the only logical path to take, don't ya know. Truth be told, no conservative ever thought about drawing the Obama/chimpanzee comparison until leftists started making the attacks. Liberals know that if they don't immediately turn it into a race issue, they lose one of the best cards in their deck. I'm speaking of course, of their famous, "Racist Conservative" card. It's a card that puts one on the immediate defensive, striking such fear into its opponents that conservatives generally just fold. It's a typical go-to weapon for liberals and all too often we allow it to be effective. I say, no longer. Besides, liberal columnists, graphic artists and comedians were drawing the George Bush/monkey comparison for years. For a solid while there, I couldn't open my inbox without finding another, "George Bush peeling a Banana" picture. It was an on-going joke. A joke so overplayed that it managed to do the impossible in rendering monkeys completely unfunny. Liberals correct me, but I think I'm getting a firmer grasp of the ever-moving "what's okay and what's not okay" target. "George Bush the monkey? Fair ball" "Draw a comic slamming the Stimulus Bill while featuring a chimpanzee? You, my friend are a racist, homophobic, hate-mongering etc… Neocon." Before you know it, you've made Olbermann's list. For a party that controls virtually the entire comedic realm (sitcoms, Comedy Central, late night TV, etc.), the Democrats certainly have a lot of lightening up to do. Many Conservatives think that the way to handle these attacks is to tread lightly and be hyper-sensitive to the issues. I say we need to be as unabashedly politically incorrect as possible. The only way we'll end the "race war" is to discard it as an issue altogether. Who's with me? Who else out there is willing to start speaking freely without fear of race, ethnicity or the liberal nutjobs who deem themselves offended? I for one will proudly say that I thought the comic was funny… And on a totally unrelated topic; Barack Hussein Obama is one weird-looking dude.


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Fans can watch the Notre Dame vs. USC game with ease on their home televisions, but for thousands of Fighting Irish fans that isn't enough.
The Notre Dame ticket office said it is sold out of tickets for Saturday's big game, leaving eager fans to resort to online ticketing websites or in-person ticket brokers stationed around the Notre Dame campus.
Some ticket brokers said that demand, and consequently prices, are down this year compared to last. Compared to the hay day of Irish football in the 1980's, seasoned brokers say the numbers just can't compare.
Sites like Stub Hub and E-bay had single seats starting at $150 as of Friday afternoon. A significant increase over their face value.
Despite price and availability fans of both schools seem to have no trouble handing over the money to see their beloved football teams battle on the field.
"You're always nervous when you play USC," said Jeff Linton, a Notre Dame alum and resident of Orange County, California, "I think we'll come out fine, we'll look for big things and hope for a big victory."
The Notre Dame rivalry with Southern Cal is arguably the most hyped game of the season, but despite the animosity on the field, some visiting fans had only nice things to say about the Irish.
"The campus is gorgeous. If you're a Trojan you want to come to the Notre Dame game no matter what. The fans are nice whether they win or lose," said USC supporters Allen and Cheryl Spooner.


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Kanye West won't be picking up trash on the side of the road any time soon … because we've learned he's kicking off his community service in fashionable form — teaching at a fashion school.
Yeezy hit up the L.A. Trade Technical College Monday in his paparazzi beatdown criminal case to speak with students about his personal experiences in the fashion biz … and hopefully about leather jogging pants as well.
We're told this is Kanye's 3rd visit to LATTC in the last 6 weeks (see pic above) … which specializes in designing apparel. Today's lesson was all about designers and it lasted 3 hours.
In case you don't remember — Kanye cut a plea deal back in March — avoiding jail by agreeing to 24 months informal probation and 250 hours community service.
We're told Kanye has been chipping away at his hours by speaking at multiple colleges.
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The 23rd AIAA Aerodynamic Decelerator Systems Technology Conference and Seminar provides the world's leading scientists, engineers, researchers, and managers, as well as promising students within the field of parachute and aerodynamic decelerator systems, an opportunity to present recent advances before a knowledgeable international audience. Topics include: Modeling and Simulation, System Applications and Operations, Testing, Materials and Manufacturing, Design and Development, and more.
The AIAA event will be held in conjunction with the Parachute Industry Association (PIA) Meeting and Symposium. PIA's primary areas of interest are the manufacture of parachute systems and materials, along with the more hands-on aspects of rigging, maintenance, and operation. The AIAA and PIA events will complement each other by providing a broader perspective of the field of aerodynamic decelerators. Joint activities will offer interaction between the groups and increase the value to all participants! For more information on PIA, please visit www.pia.com.
On Monday, 30 March 2015, the Aerodynamic Decelerator Systems Technical Committee will host one-day seminar on modeling for design and testing. Synopsis:Computer modeling and simulation has become an essential analysis tool for aerodynamic decelerator system design and testing, from the low order modeling of interacting point masses to the more sophisticated techniques of CFD and FSI. This seminar will review the modeling techniques that are currently being used to answer questions both at system- and element-level. Several case studies of recent parachute, inflatable, and deployable aerodynamic decelerator programs shall be discussed as well, in order to show how modeling has been used to guide decisions on design and testing issues.Questions about the event can be directed to the Seminar Chair, Mr. Aaron Morris. Registration and separate ticket purchase is required to attend.
The AIAA Aerodynamic Decelerator Systems Technical Committee (ADS TC) is sponsoring a Best Student Paper Competition at this year's conference. Finalists will present their papers during technical sessions at the conference and all finalists will be recognized at the conference awards dinner. All finalists will receive a $1,250 award (to offset travel expenses and conference registration) and a complimentary ticket to the awards dinner after attending and presenting their paper. An overall best paper and presentation will be selected from the finalists, and the overall winner will be presented with an additional $1,250 prize. All prizes are provided by the ADS TC. Questions about the ADS Best Student Paper Competition should be referred to the chair, Nathan Slegers, University of Alabama in Huntsville.


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About this recipe: These pancakes are passed down from my grandmother, who was Scandinavian. They are light and fluffy, and great with berry syrups. I have made these for years as a special treat, and I hope you enjoy them as much as my family has.
If you prefer less salt, reduce the amount to 1/4 or 1/2 a teaspoon.
Followed recipe to the letter and sorry I did. The pancakes were light and fluffy and delicious at first bite until the taste of salt hit and that's all that remained. WAY too much salt. I should've read the reviews before following recipe and followed Enchilada's suggestion of 1/2 tsp at most. I had to throw the lot away as nobody could eat this. - 24 Feb 2013
I agree with previous reviewer. Way too salty. A teaspoon of salt? Really? Maldon sea salt is maybe what the writer meant. But table salt, probably quarter of a tsp. A shame. My wee family were looking forward to these. They spat them out. - 02 Apr 2013
Didn't have quite enough buttermilk so topped it up with milk, which was fine. Delicious EXCEPT far too much salt - would use 1/2 tsp at most next time. Great with golden syrup and whipped cream. - 07 May 2012


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First Windows 7 beta puts fresh face on Vista
Windows 7 Page down
The page from which you will be able to download the Windows 7 Beta (http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/default.aspx) has presumably fallen victim to traffic rape - it's been getting slower and slower throughout the day and at the time of me typing this message it's completely down.
I want to give it a go to see if it's actually an improvement over Vista so far, plus it doesn't cost me any money and gives me something to do!
iPlayer finally makes friendly with Mac and Linux
The whole "Apple/Mac Fanboy" thing...
Can we accept that it was most likely a tongue-in-cheek comment and move on? We all know that the occasional joke is put in to an article here every now and then. Besides, it doesn't really matter anyway. If you can't laugh at yourself then you might as well catch the fail express.
The BBC iPlayer Downloader thingy-whatever-it's-called doesn't work on my computer, not the last time I tried it anyway. I just had to keep installing it over and over again, but it wouldn't work. Eventually I just gave up. I may give it another go some time.
Evil Gates because the machine that it doesn't work on runs Vista/ D'oh!
Enormous HP box spotted from space
El Em Ay Oh
Bloody brilliant article!
Royal laptop theft 'will expose picture'
Please stop...
Please stop suggesting that there are pornographic pictures of the royal family on that laptop.
I'm gonna be need some of that mind bleach, AC...
Mozilla hastily shoves Firefox updates out door
I take it that...
I take it that i'm the only person who doesn't really have a problem with Firefox 3 then?
That said, i'm thinking about jumping ship to Chrome once it comes out of Beta.
Actually, I just looked at the Google Chrome page and it's missing the Beta tag, so it looks like i'll be downloading and installing that when I get home today then!
Gamer recovers Xbox 360 using controller
Re: Me thinks someone is stretching the truth...
You can format the Xbox 360s Hard Drive, which, in turn, will wipe any data that's on there:
I agree with you though, it seems hard to imagine that he just strolled in to an empty apartment that was unlocked with a 360 just sitting there.
Apologies after teacher's 'Linux holding back kids' claim
Re: re: "learn" windows?
Don't get me wrong or anything, I am indeed in favour of free open source software such as Linux, but I have to admit that it's a bit of a pain to get going.
Mostly with getting drivers installed, it's a particular pain if your wireless card doesn't work "out of the box" and you have to go searching the Internet trying to find a driver, but then you find out that the only driver for it only supports WEP encryption (as was the case with me).
I'm certainly no Linux guru; I imagine there is a way around it somehow.
Thinking about it, it's more of a fault with the hardware manufacturer for not supporting Linux, when they should be.
Again, I'm in favour of open source software, and I like how most Linux distros will work well older computers whereas some versions of Windows won't, but I do generally find Linux to be a bit of a pain to use at times.
Yeah, I'm kind of rambling, so I'll shut up.
(Also, I apologize to El Reg if I submitted this post twice - the network died as soon as I clicked on "Post Comment" and I wasn't sure if it sent or not)
Important to learn both
Linux is (slowly) gaining market share, it would make sense to teach kids the basics at least, like how to install it and get things going, and the pros/cons of it against something like Windows.
I intend to try and learn how to use Ubuntu when I have the time and patience.
Alien because I, for one, welcome our free, open source overlords.
Microsoft knew about Xbox 360 disc-scratch problem, employee claims
Microsoft really haven't done themselves any favors in terms of hardware with the Xbox 360 have they?
Tiny iPhone en route?
But seriously...
Those cases look pretty ugly. Who in their right mind would put THAT on their iPhone?
As for an iPhone Nano, i'm not really too bothered. If it's cheaper than the regular sized model then I can see more people buying them.
Mines the one with the iPod Touch in the pocket.
Asus sexes up Eee PC 1000 series
Same old thing
Low-end Netbooks have already been done to death now, seriously, how many do we need? I don't think there's much of a point in releasing all of these clones, not until someone feels like putting a dual core Atom inside one or something.
It would be nice to see someone cram some medium or even high-end stuff in to a Netbook, okay, I know that Sony have pretty much already done that (Sony Vaio TT) but a little bit more variety never hurt anyone.
Sony sued for collecting kids' data
Re: 'Scuse me
I agree, unless there's some kind of law that I haven't heard of, it sounds like it's the kids fault here. I know that I lied about my age just to register on some websites a few years ago, that certainly doesn't make it the organizations fault, it was my fault.
Sony should delete the information, yes, but I don't think that they should lose money for it.
Mac supremacists annexe Maidstone
I don't see much of a point. Nothing from my initial observations looks like it's cheaper than what's on the Apple Store, so yeah, if you want a Mac then you're still going to be ripped off.
PS3 Home is '2005 tech', says Xbox exec
As a 360 owner...
I personally think that PlayStation Home looks better than what the Xbox Dashboard has to offer. Can't say i'm particularly bothered though, as long as I can play games on the thing i'm happy.
Indian court urged to 'ban Google Earth'
Such a shame
Looks like they'll have to use maps.live.com now instead!
Evil Gates because MS are helping terrorists now.
Google gives Chrome spit 'n' polish treatment, says report
Re: When will we finally have the browser-in-the cloud?
Is that even possible?
The web browser is a means of accessing applications in the cloud, how would you get hold of the web browser if you have no web browser to access it?
It would be like trying to download, say, Firefox on a clean installation of Windows without Internet Explorer.
Confused Face icon, please? Paris will do for now.
Re: Macs
It came across as a tongue-in-cheek comment to me. I'm using a Mac, and I didn't really care about the "Mac fan boys and gals" comment. In fact, the whole Mac users reacting badly to that kind of thing is probably one of the reasons that Apple has such a bad name nowadays.
As for Chrome, I may give it another go when there are some add-ons for it. I like having Adblock Plus and Last.fm functionality in my web browser. I'll give the "full" version a go, if I like it more than Firefox then i'll keep it.
Oh, and wasn't there a Linux version in the works? Or am I just cracking up there?
ITU plots third dimension
HDTV = Big Enough
I can't see the need for people needing anything bigger than a 1080p display. We can barely fit our 1080p TV in our living room, so why is anyone going to need something that's 4 times bigger? Where are you even going to put it?
I can't really see myself getting a 3D display either, not until they're dirt cheap at the least.
'I don't blame pilot', says San Diego jet crash father
Re: Mr Yoon
Is filming someone in the street a breach of privacy?
Permission should be obtained from the person who was filmed before the show is broadcast.
That's what I think, at least.
Paris because she always gives permission. ;D
Apple more closed than Microsoft
"It just works"
Currently using a Mac now, and have been doing so for the past few weeks. I find that it's generally a mixed bag.
I have found, however, that it locks up a lot more than my computer at home which runs Vista, and all I really do on this thing is surf the Internet.
Also, I was trying to access a shared folder on the network that i'm connected to right now, and didn't have any luck. It worked before, but now it doesn't.
So what i'm saying is that Macs are nice, but they certainly don't "just work", and certainly not good enough to justify the premium that Apple charge for one.
Also, these MacBooks get pretty bloody hot after a while.
Mine's the flameproof jacket.
Ofcom rules on Clarkson strumpet gag
Re: John Imrie
"I believe there is an other presenter but for some reason my mind drops into a stupor when he appears and I can't remember his name."
That'll be James May. The guy with the long hair.
Outbreak of common sense?
"To restrict humour only to material which does not cause offence would be an unnecessary restriction of freedom of expression."
Now can people stop crying over nothing?
Hackintosh clone surfaces in the Argentine
That monitor in the picture...
Is the same one that I have!
And is it just me, or is the tower a little on the ugly side?
Getting a Mac "on the cheap" is all fine and well, but what's the point if applications might not even work properly?
Evil Jobs because he won't release a cheaper MacBook/iMac.
Google OS gOS - if at first you don't succeed...
I lol'd
I found the article rather humorous, although I have to say that the idea of an OS that boots up quickly will probably be useful for people like me, who have a fairly low-end laptop that came pre-loaded with Vista.
I don't think that Cloud should be used as the only OS on the entire computer though, it'd be a bit pointless, methinks.
Leeds Council loses kids details
"It contained names, addresses, dates of birth, phone numbers, child protection information, ethnicity and whether their parents are claiming benefits."
"it was understood that no sensitive or confidential data was on this stick"
Last time I checked, names, addresses, dates of birth, phone numbers, etc, was all confidential data.
Microsoft phone coming Zune?
@AC at 14:24 GMT
1- Actually, I think the 360, PS3 and Wii are the 7th generation of consoles, I can see what you mean though (PS1, N64, then PS2, Xbox, Gamecube, then PS3, 360 and Wii).
3- I've seen the odd Microsoft Keyboard and Mouse lying around.
Yeah I know, i'm nitpicking. Sorry. I'll shut up now.
"Ballmer can only wish..."
Safari preloaded on a Microsoft product? Yeah right! =P
I suppose Google Maps would be replaced by Windows Live Earth, or whatever the kids are calling it these days.
Anyway, if Microsoft wanted to release a Music Phone, then I could see it happening. I haven't used Windows Mobile but i've heard that it's more suited to business users rather than consumers. Don't quote me on that though, i've never used Windows Mobile.
Paris because Ballmer can only wish...
Entire class fails IT exam by submitting in Word format
I did my ICT GCSE last year and saved my files in the .doc format and passed. Have the rules changed recently at all? The exam board was the same as this one too. Hmm.
Were they using Word 2007 or something? I was using Word 2000. Yes, I know, the school that I was in was still teaching students how to use 8 (then 7) year old software. Pretty crap, eh?
Anywho, I hope those students get the grades that they actually deserve. It would suck doing all that preparation for the exam and then not getting the result that you deserve through no fault of their own.
Clangers creator dies at 83
Oh dear
"The BBC notes that in October this year company Coolbai acquired the right to many of his characters, and said it "planned to introduce Bagpuss to a new generation"."
Don't think many folks will like the sound of that.
Appletops may get juice pump
Re:Re: Ben Heck's 360 Laptop
Yup, here it is, I think:
Jacqui Smith denies any knowledge of police search
Oh ffs
Our Government are like a bunch of children - take credit when they do something right (which is rare), but blame it on others when they do something wrong (which is almost always the case).
Human rights court rules UK DNA grab illegal
Well, someone has to say it...
I, for one, welcome our European overlords.
Clamshell 'iPhone' appears online
Oh dear
Cue lawsuit in 3, 2, 1...
Apple shares mobile display plugs with outside world
We could use HDMI, which already has a lot more support than DisplayPort has. HDMI also doesn't need to be screwed in, and it's around about the same size as a USB Port.
Basically: What's the point?
Beatles stay off iTunes cos of 'heavy negotiations', man
Oh well...
I'm sure that somewhere else sells tracks by The Beatles already, probably without the DRM too.
Apple quietly releases Safari 3.2.1
Well, that explains it then
Today is the first time i've ever used OS X, and I was getting annoyed at how Safari kept crashing, I was thinking to myself "Well, it doesn't 'just work'". Hopefully this fixes it (although i've already put Firefox on to it).
For the record, no it's not my laptop, i'm on an IT Course with nothing to do, so I asked if I could try out one of the MacBooks for the day. So you can't rag on to me about wasting money on a MacBook. =p
Evil Jobs, because, well, because.
Inside Microsoft's 'New Xbox Experience'
Some complaints
Generally speaking, I like the new interface, and I like the avatars as well.
I have several problems with the new dashboard though:
1- My friends list (In the actal dashboard, not the guide) keeps making my console crash. The only way to fix it is turning it off and turning it back on again, which is a pain in the arse.
2- The Xbox Live Marketplace is a little buggy. Sometimes it takes too long to load, and often it doesn't even load at all.
Safari 3.2 update leaves Mac fanboys' balls in a spin
@David Kelly
"So? I could find numerous examples of pages that work in Safari properly but not in FF, or IE, or Opera or any browser you care to name. No browser is ever going to render all web pages as intended."
I can accept the fact that there's no such thing as a perfect web browser, and that they all have their flaws, but Safari goes titsup on websites that I visit when Firefox doesn't. If Firefox meets my needs better than Safari does, then it's logical that I use Firefox over Safari, right?
Plus I have a lot of add-ons for Firefox that I like to use that are probably unavailable on Safari.
In the end it's all about personal taste, if you prefer Safari as your default web browser, then that's fine.
A title is required
"What exactly is it you hate about Safari? There are advantages to Safari over FF, such as:
* better rendering"
I can't particularly comment on the other points because I haven't really used Safari enough to really provide a decent argument, but i've noticed that Safari produces some bugs on certain web pages, where Firefox and even IE7 don't.
"Still curious to know why these Safari haters dislike it so much. "It sucks" is not a real reason. :-P"
Why not? If it doesn't do the job well (And thus, sucks), then I think that's a valid reason to dislike a browser.
Personally i'm sticking to Firefox 3 right now, but I might switch to Chrome once it comes out of Beta.
Dell Studio Hybrid mini desktop PC
For the UK, you have a "Dell™ Wireless 1505 Wireless-N MiniPCI Card EUR" which is included in the price. You don't have the option to remove it or change it or anything.
It's on the "Accessorise my Dell" tab when you start to customise it.
25 years of Macintosh - the Apple
Computer report card
"Vincent - maybe you could take over when Steve J inevitably goes? Do you own a black turtleneck and some blue jeans? Are you somehow able to inspire your workforce while reputedly having a major temper control problem? Are you able to convey a sense of geekish glee while onstage without doing anything so dull as discussing technical specifications?"
1- I have some jeans but am currently lacking a black turtleneck.
2- I wouldn't describe myself as "inspirational". :p
3- Unfortunately not, well, it depends what it is exactly I suppose.
But hey, this is stuff I can work on, right? =p
"Yep! I got a Mac because I was fed up to the teeth downloading and buying anti-virus stuff. I just wanted to get on with what I wanted to do ... is that stupid?"
You do know that there is some (albeit, not as much as there is for Windows) malware for Macs right? It's why software like ClamXav and stuff exists.
The guy on the left in that first picture (Jobs?) looks similar to me. In fact, if I let my beard grow a bit, we'd probably look almost exactly alike.
I don't know if this is a good or a bad thing though.
Jezza Clarkson cops flak for 'truckers murder strumpets' gag
The perfect puishment...
Take away all his fancy cars - make him drive the G-Wiz instead!
Forcefields will guard Mars ships from solar ion storms
Stupid question here...
But what does "Boffins" mean? I'm assuming it's a scientist or a developer or something?
Users pour forth MacBook trackpad woes
But it just works!
But it just works!
Windows 7 early promise: Passes the Vista test
Not a fan of the GUI
I use Vista and i'm starting to dislike the Aero interface. Also, i'm not a big fan of the whole Ribbon thing either. I've used Office 07 to get used to it, but I don't know if i'd be willing to put up with it in most applications.
Personally, i'd like to see the return of the Media Centre theme that came with Windows XP: Media Centre Edition. I believe it was called Energy Blue or something?
Paris because she's also easy to use.
Vodafone pitches Comic Sans as the next Crazy Frog
Oh dear
We're going to get people using Impact in Bold or something aren't we?
Sadface because, well, sadface.
Microsoft could block popular Azure apps
Oh dear.
See above.
Asus' sexed-up Eee PC 1000-series netbook spied on web
Nicer than the S101 in my opinion, but i'm not a huge fan of brown so yeah.
Still won't get one though because I have no need for it.
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Definitions for Gypsyˈdʒɪp si
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word Gypsy
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
Gyp•syˈdʒɪp si(n.; adj.)(pl.)-sies
(n.)a member of a traditionally itinerant people, orig. of N India, now residing mostly in permanent communities in many countries of the world.
Category: Peoples
Category: Peoples
Ref: Romany (def. 1). 1
(l.c.) a person who resembles the stereotype of a Gypsy, as in appearance or itinerant way of life.
(l.c.) Informal.
Category: Common Vocabulary, Informal
Ref: gypsy cab.
(l.c.) Informal. an independent, usu. nonunion trucker, operator, etc.
Category: Common Vocabulary, Informal
(l.c.) a chorus dancer, esp. in the Broadway theater.
Category: Common Vocabulary, Status (usage)
(adj.)of or pertaining to the Gypsies.
Category: Peoples
(l.c.) Informal. working independently or without a license:
gypsy truckers.
Category: Common Vocabulary, Informal
Ref: Also, esp. Brit., Gipsy , gipsy.
Origin of Gypsy:
1505–15; back formation from gipcyan, aph. var. of Egyptian , from the belief that Gypsies came orig. from Egypt
Princeton's WordNet
itinerant, gypsy, gipsy(noun)
a laborer who moves from place to place as demanded by employment
"itinerant traders"
Gypsy, Gipsy, Romany, Rommany, Romani, Roma, Bohemian(noun)
a member of a people with dark skin and hair who speak Romany and who traditionally live by seasonal work and fortunetelling; they are believed to have originated in northern India but now are living on all continents (but mostly in Europe, North Africa, and North America)
Romany, Gypsy(noun)
the Indic language of the Gypsies
An itinerant person or any person or group with qualities traditionally ascribed to Romani people, including suspected of making a living from dishonest practices or theft etc.; one of a vagabond race, not necessarily Romani
Of or having the qualities of an itinerant person or group with qualities traditionally ascribed to Romani people; making a living from dishonest practices or theft etc.
If anyone questions them, they'll fold up faster than a gypsy roofing company.
Gypsy, of or belonging to the Romani.
Of or belonging to the Gypsy race (Webster).
A member of the Romani people, or one of it sub-groups (Roma, Sinti, Romanichal, etc). Gypsy is not used by the Romani people themselves (it is an exonym) and is considered pejorative by some, mainly among the Romani people themselves.
A member of other nomadic peoples, not only Romani people; a traveller.
Of or belonging to the Romani people or one of it sub-groups (Roma, Sinti, Romanichel, etc). This term is sometimes considered pejorative.
If anyone questions them, they'll fold up faster than a gypsy roofing company.
Of or belonging to the Gypsy race (Webster).
The language of the Romani people; Romani.
Origin: From Gypcyan, gyptien, from Aegyptius, because it was wrongly believed that dark-skinned Gypsies came from Egypt. See Egyptian.
Webster Dictionary
one of a vagabond race, whose tribes, coming originally from India, entered Europe in 14th or 15th centry, and are now scattered over Turkey, Russia, Hungary, Spain, England, etc., living by theft, fortune telling, horsejockeying, tinkering, etc. Cf. Bohemian, Romany
the language used by the gypsies
a dark-complexioned person
a cunning or crafty person
pertaining to, or suitable for, gypsies
to play the gypsy; to picnic in the woods
Translations for Gypsy
- gitanoSpanish
- 吉普赛Chinese (Simp.)
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