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Botchan lives in the ultra-modern Tokyo before moving to the traditional Matsuyama, and is often surprised by their unusual customs. Will Botchan's common sense and moral grounding become corrupted, or will he battle the increasing break from tradition and morals for purely selfish gain? This is the question posed throughout the novel. At the time of the writing of Botchan, Japan was in the midst of a rapidly accelerating westernization, where traditional Japanese values and way of life were disappearing, especially in big cities such as Tokyo. Soseki himself had spent 3 years in London to study English literature. Botchan is considered to be one of the most popular novels in Japan, read by most Japanese during their childhood.
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Linutop upgrades Linux micro-PC line
How Much?!
Thats VERY pricey!
@Piro: 1) Add a USB 10/100 NIC and you have it, and
2) You would REALLY pay THAT MUCH for a machine to use as a router?!
Japan's first lady visits Venus
Just goes to show the sceptics...
just how fast Global Warming can destroy a planet!
Boffins: Give up on CO2 cuts, only geoengineering can work
Simple, cheap solution
If the powers that be need a simple, effective, cheap solution, then look no further.
What is done by "environmentalists" when a population in the animal kingdom reaches a point where it will start outstripping it's available resources (food etc.)? They cull them, i.e. they kill a load of them to the point where they can survive on their available resources. This has been very effective in the animal kingdom.
Humans are animals. There are now too many humans on the planet for the available resources (assuming we can't reduce the resources we use, which we all know is not going to happen significantly). So we need to kill a bunch of people to reduce the population to manageable levels, and limit population growth to manageable levels. Simples.
The funny thing is, I actually think this is the best solution available. I know it is not going to happen, but the population DOES need to decrease, and the sooner & quicker it happens, the better off the remaining population will be. I know it is not going to happen, but from a completely rational, unbiased viewpoint, and considering we do the same to animal populations, it should.
Brit inventor wants prison for patent crims
I believe that patents are a good thing, IF they are used as they were intended.
The idea of a patent is to promote publication of the details of an invention, while allowing the "owner" of the patent to be protected from people stealing their idea. This way, human knowledge is advanced, but the inventor is able to dictate terms of use of his invention (whether this be for the popular monetary gain, or for ideological purposes, or whatever they wish). In the case where a single person invents something revolutionary, starts producing a product based on this, and then finds a large organisation has wilfully "stolen" his idea, the small-fry has very little chance of bringing a civil suit successfully. This sort of tactic is the fault of our "justice" system, and capitalism in general. Even IF the guy can afford to bring a suit, his business could easily be bankrupt before the issue is resolved, and this stifles the innovation which patents are intended to encourage.
However, I do believe that patents should be invalidated if the inventor (or owner of the patent) has no intention of putting it to use, as this goes against the fundamental reasons for patents existing in the first place. If this condition was in the patent (if challenged you must prove you are not just sitting on the patent) then trolls would be out of business, and technology would advance, just as patents were designed for.
Making patent infringement a criminal offence may help protect the small-fry mentioned above, but it would be more likely to stifle innovation further, and so is not an option. What we really need is a way for the small business or individual to be able to take on a big corp who has infringed his patent without incurring crippling legal fees, and enduring lengthy proceedings. Maybe a sepparate procedure which allows a very quick way to force a review of the alleged infringement, and force an injunction against the big corporation. After this is done, a civil suit could begin, possibly with some sort of legal aid or other government-supplied help (income-assessed, or course) to ensure the protection of the invention. IANAL, I am not sure what help is out there already, and I havent had time to think this through fully, but something needs to change to bring patent law back in line with it's original purpose.
Japan gives the wheelchair a hi-tech overhaul
I hope I'm the first,
But I know I won't be the only one to be claiming for a new keyboard after reading:
"riders mount Rodem from behind"
Miami health centre starts RFID soap snooping
To add...
... my 2p
I generally agree with a system like this, but Jason Bloomberg's comment is valid. A tiered warning would be much better, maybe 3-tier (discrete buzz from pager, beep from pager, announcement over tanoy). This helps counter errors in the system, and simple lapses in concentration by over worked hospital staff.
Also, Evil Auditor makes a good point. Cleaners in hospitals are just like cleaners everywhere, when cleanliness in a hospital needs to be taken much more seriously. They should be better trained, better equipped, and better paid. This would both encourage and allow cleaners in hospitals to take pride in their work, and punishments for not doing so would have to be fairly harsh too.
But will this sort of thing happen over here, in our NHS? We all know the answer...
Dell's first phone spied on web
... the charger and USB cables will be coiled so tight they will only make intermittent connections :)
Nuke-nobbler raygun 747 scores 'surrogate' test success
Not so bad
"With electrically-powered solid state lasers going from strength to strength in recent years, the ABL's chem-ray tech is looking more and more like a dead end."
This is not a bad thing for the project.
They have developed it using the only tech available at the start of the project which would do the job. However, the chemical laser is not really the big news for this project, it is all the supporting systems, e.g. targeting. These should be able to be used with alternate technology, when it becomes available.
So even if the jumbo-laser never really takes off (pun intended) it is still an important development.
Oh, and why do people always see the downsides in new tech which fails to be continued beyond the prototype? These are the things which lead to human andvancement, and should be encouraged! There are too many people (mainly corporations and governments) holding back on the projects because they wont reap any benefits quickly enough. This drags back all of mankind! Take the example of patents help by oil companies on battery tech, which they have sat on for years (if not decades) so that we only see plausible electric cars starting to surface now. It makes me sick, and when the 'media' snubs a project like this one just because it won't be put to use immediately, they are just encouraging this sort of thinking.
Sorry, needed to blow off some steam, rant over now.
Sex Offenders returns to iTunes
Well Done!
"or perhaps just calm down, have a cup of tea and find something more sensible to worry about"
Texting makes kids faster and dumber
Ooops, I meant to say "I totally agree!" :)
I don't know many kids who actually use predictive text messaging, purely because they cannot spell. I use it all the time myself, although I wish I could find a way to make it use "mum" as the first word for 686 insteat of "nun" (The number of times my texts have started with "Hi nun")
GM Volt to deliver three-figure fuel economy
@Paul Murphy 1
"Also when is the diesel version coming out? that would be more efficient that the petrol one I would have thought."
Not necessarily.
One of the main things that determines an EV's range is weight. A small petrol engine for extending the range weighs less than an equivalent diesel. Therefore with an equivalent-powered diesel engine, the car would weigh more, reducing the range before the engine had to kick in, and reducing the fuel economy.
It may produce better economy on longer journeys, but not necessarily on this 'urban' classification.
Obviously I haven't actually done any calculations, but this is just an overview of the balancing act.
LHC rushed back into service at 50% max power
"It differs from London's M25, however, in that the opposing streams of traffic move"
Was there any need forthe rest? :P
Government rubbishes ID card hack report
@Simple solution...
I will add my support to this line of reasoning. It is the same with all security flaws found: Make the organisation aware of the problem, announce that there IS a problem, give organisation a reasonable time to acknowledge, then fix, the problem, then full disclosure.
If the govt are obviously going to do nothing, publish the details in full (and preferably with an 'idiots guide, or a GUI tool). If they ignore evidence of the problem, it is their own stupid fault, and full disclosure is the ONLY way they will listen (i.e. when cloned/faked cards start popping up all over the place and their ID card system is shown to be a total sham).
I personally would not object to them disclosing the details immediately even if the govt had not, as so many people have pointed out, used the 'La la la, I can't hear you' approach to security. While this would be morally questionable, so are the govts plans.
FAIL, for obvious reasons
BT's giant new faster broadband boxes blocked
Is it just me?
I know that there ould be some issues, but...
Why not bury it? Cab is 1.8m tall, dig a hole 1.8m down and big enough that a person can get in too, cover as per manholes, put a small cab on top to deal with cooling. Simples.
I know it's not as simple as that, but it's a good solution IMHO
LG's watchphone priced
It will probably be crap, but...
Luckily for me that's FAR too expensive for me, so I won't get drunk and 'accidentally' buy one.
Vetting database shows suspicion and spying are the new trust
Aaron Kempf
"Run away you little pansy, the databases are coming, the databases are coming!!!"
"No wonder you guys are no longer a super-power. Super-Powers aren't scared of a fucking database."
Sorry, but any time now that I see or hear the word "database", I start sniggering thinking of Mr. Aaron Kempf, our serial whiney f***wit commentard.
Oh, on a serious note: Well done @ this report for pointing out the obvious fact that this does point the finger of suspicion at everyone. But will the gov.uk listen?
Stupid question, they are our Lods and Masters and They Know What's Best For Us(tm)
AES encryption not as tough as you think
All encryption is breakable
All you need is a powerful enough computer and/or enough time.
We all know that the NSA can break 'em all anyway with TRANSLTR... *
...Whats that noise? ARGH! Help! They're coming to take me away!
* See Digital Fortress by Dan Brown
Ofcom to start new number mobility consultation
Have once again shown they are buffoons.
The requirement for a PAC is to stop networks from stealing each other's customers without their knowledge. It is a security measure, and no-one will convince me that getting rid is a good idea.
However, the call forwarding malarkey is tosh. What ofcom need to do it have the number transfered to the control of the new provider. It's not a difficult one.
Or even better put mobile numbers in the hands of someone neutral and let US own our mobile numbers.
Mars rover stalks mystery space alien object
Martians, beware!
"NASA now plans to despatch a new, much larger - Humvee sized - nuclear powered rover"
So they are going to crash a large, nuke-powered 'bot onto Mars. Up to now, the Martians have been getting on with their lives in their underground cities, but they may take offence to us chucking a lump of unstable, radioactive material at their home. They may see it as an attack, and despatch their fleet (carefully hidden until now) to wipe out their unfriendly neighbours.
UK border control can't count
Couple of points...
@Steve 18
"Unfortunately, since there are an infinite number of real numbers between every positive integer, 6 and 147 are infinitely far apart."
Yes, but as there is an infinity quantity of real numbers between 0 and 6, and an infinite number of real numbers between 0 an 147, they must be the same number! :P
@Chris Thomas Alpha
"What should we give your score for not realising that 6+140=146 whereas in the article, you state 147"
He was saying it would be great IF the figure was within 140. It isn't, so it's not great.
EU court rules 11-word snippets can violate copyright
Must agree here...
AP is stupid and greedy. This news aggregator service probably makes them money. It is free advertising.
News aggregator scans in their paper, searches the content for keywords, and send a snippet of only 11 words to their client, along with WHERE IT WAS FROM.
Now, what REAL news article will make sense from only 11 words? So the client must go out and buy the paper to read the article.
The only way the paper could loose money from this is if the client would otherwise buy the paper every day and read through for articles of interest. But it will make more money than it looses, so it is being a money grabbing ingrate by doing this, and I am very tempted to take an 11-word snippet from one of their newspapers every day and post it on my website, just for shits and giggles. Or maybe on FB, or in El Reg's comments.
McKinnon lawyers vow to take fight to US Supremes
I have asked this before and would really like to understand the answer:
Why is he being extradited?
McKinnon was in the UK when the (alleged) offense took place. He did not travel to the US. "Hacking" is an offense in this country (quotes for obvious reasons). Therefore he committed an offense in this country. So why is he being extradited, when the "crime" was committed here?
Where is the line drawn? I really do fail to understand. Maybe I am just being stupid, but if he can be extradited for this, does that mean we all have to make sure that everything we do on the 'net is legal in every country in the world, just in case the server we are connecting to is based in a country where what we are doing may be illegal? Or is it just American laws we need to learn, as they have taken on the role of judge, jury and executioner for the entire planet?
McKinnon loses judicial review
Free McKinnon...
... with every purchase of a Happy Meal!
Sorry, just popped into my head.
On a serious note, I really don't get it. He committed an offense in this country. He was not in the US. Why is he being extradited?
Small biz warns on contractor law
@Chris W
"nobody would even consider getting out of bed for 5 quid an hour"
Actually, I think you will find that many people do. In fact, many people have no choice. It works out as more than you get on the dole, and especially if you have a family to support, what choice is there? £200/wk is better than nothing, in the end. You will find that many honest, hard working people will accept whatever work they can just to give the best possible life to their family, even when they know it is barely worth the effort.
Personally, I would have to be quite desperate to accept such a job, but I would do it rather than live on the dole for too long.
Scotch lovers asked to cough up £10,000 per bottle
Wish I could afford it!
A bar at my university got in a bottle of 40-year-old Scotch. Me and a couple of mates went down to have a wee dram, and it was one of the loveliest drinks I have ever tasted.
However we were quite fortunate. Although he was only selling it at cost, it was still very expensive (I have no idea what the price, not £50 a shot of course but expensive), but the stupid barmaid didnt realise it was any different to the normal stuff. Hence we got it for normal price, about £1.50.
Windows 7 Ultimate product activation hacked?
DRM/WGA etc.
Lets face it, all copy protection will be compromised eventually. Just like all encryption algorithms. In fact everything will be found to have some exploitable flaw sooner or later.
In the end all these 'features' do is piss off the paying customers. Take, for example, games which refuse to work unless you have the disc in the drive. Why? I have paid for the game, and I don't want to have to hunt for the DVD every time I play it. I have plenty of HDD space, everything is installed anyway. Hence, even if I have paid for a game, I will download the no-cd crack. If I am doing that, why not just download the game?
The more DRM shite they bundle on software, the less likely I am to buy it. Hence they would probably make MORE money if they just didnt bother.
When you add to this that MS is known to, indirectly, make more money from pirate software than it looses (by maintaining it's "monopoly" instead of causing those who cant afford / don't want to pay move to alternative OS's), I could see MS actually releasing cracks themselves.
BIND crash bug prompts urgent update call
"BIND is used on a great majority of DNS servers on the Internet. DNS maps between easy-to-remember domain names, understood by humans, and their corresponding numerical IP addresses, needed by computers. Simply put, the system can be compared to a phone book for the internet."
Hang on... aren't the people who read this site supposed to be technically literate?
Surely you do not need to explain a fundamental technology as if we were Daily Mail readers.
Cameron condemns Tweeters as tw*ts
@ Dibbles
"... the problem is that while Twitter has a remarkably low penetration ..."
You owe me a new keyboard!
All this talk about twats on twitter, and you HAD to mention penetration!
(TBH Considering the average twitterer, I would say the comment is correct)
Oz Firewall still standing after inconclusive filter trial
This was obviiously a trial of technical feasability. They have proven it is possible. They don't care about the rest, they just wanted to know if they COULD put a filter in place, so now they will do so.
And, yes, they will build the goal posts around the results.
Swedish lesbians suck sperm banks dry
@Will 22
"This isn't about enlightenment, it's about basic fucking biology. If you don't pack the gear (borrowing a line from Full Metal Jacket) to make a baby then you shouldn't have one. My point of view isn't based on any weird religious grounds but simple logic. Two guys can't make a baby, nor can two women so they have no business obtaining one using methods which, let's face it, were set up to assist infertile heterosexual couples."
Erm, on these grounds surely "infertile heterosexual couples" also "don't pack the gear... to make a baby". I am not expressing an opinion either way here, but your argument falls flat on it's face.
Back into the spirit of the discussion, if any Swedish lesbians out there need 'assistance', I'd be happy to oblige. I have plenty going spare, and I will accept cash for a simple donation of fluid, or else we can go the traditional route and I will provide the service for free.
NZ nude mum snap auction a hoax
I like it
It's a fairly good stunt IMHO, and if it had been applied to advertising something, I reckon the campaign would be a hit.
HOWEVER: if you are going to lie in an advert, you need to not get caught. He got caught. FAIL
IT workers grumble about lack of career path
My 2p
The problem is that a promotion normally involves being 'in charge' of a team. I certainly don't want that. I am not a manager, and likely never will be.
From what I have seen, the only real way to get a promotion from a technical role is to be bad at your job. Good engineers/programmers etc. are kept doing the job they are good at. Those who are crap at their job are promoted to management.
As has been stated previously, the main career path open to skilled techies is to move to another company, or to threaten to do so to your current employer (if you are valued enough), which gets you a better salary but no real career advancement.
In short, techinical roles are not a career, they are a job, just like shelf-stackers in Tesco. Work through the week, party at the weekend, and always keep your eye out for a better [paid] job.
Suits me fine, but then I work to live, not live to work, and the main things that differentiate a good job from a bad for me are the pay packet and how much your boss/colleagues/others within the co appreciate the work you are doing (I know it's not much, but a pat on the head every now and again, maybe a bonus or pay rise, do actually make a big difference to me)
Opera slams Microsoft's Windows 7 E move - again
OK, these may already have been addressed but I got bored with reading all the comments so I'll just add my own 2p
The point about this is not about bundling a browser. It is about abuse of monopoly. This one is aimed at all those who say "It's MS's OS, they can bundle what they want."
This IS abuse of their dominant position. Imagine if MS decided to bundle Office with windows. The majority wouldnt even look at another product, they would just use whats bundled, hence killing the competition.
Similarly, think of Windows Media Player. Because this is bundled with the OS, most people don't bother looking at better alternatives, they just use what's there. This artificially inflates their market share, and makes it harder for people to compete in this market.
Those who say "Well Linux bundles browsers", well yes they do. Actually, this just proves the point, they bundle BROWSERS, plural. And you can easily remove them and install something different if you wish. However, even if they did only provide a single browser, they do not have a "monopoly" (the quotes are there because it isnt really a monopoly, but it is a very dominant position which puts it on the same footing) so their actions are not anti-competitive.
"With great power comes great responsibility". When a company has such a dominant position in one area of a market, it cannot be allowed to (ab)use that position. For all those pointing out the car analogy, imagine there was one car mfr who had a 99% share of the market, who went into the oil business and started setting up their own petrol stations, giving away the petrol to owners of their cars. This would force all other petrol co's out of business, at which point this car co would have a monopoly on petrol aswell. Although at the start, people would praise the co for giving away petrol, once the monopoly was established and they started charging what they want, what do we do then?
You have to think long term, and the EU here is just sticking up for us, as it should. MS just threw their rattle out of the pram in what they did, but I am sure that anywhere they sell Win7E they will just start giving away CD's containing a browser, or a few browsers. Theres no problem here, and those who are whinging should seriously look at the facts and THINK (If they are even capable of this, which judging by their comments is unlikely)
Would you leave your child alone with a cabinet minister?
This legislation seems (as was stated in a precious quote) quite vague. Is this aimed at those who are working with children, or those who have regular contact with children (or vulnerable adults).
Let me explain in terms of an example. Say I am a member of an amateur dramatics society, which puts on a Pantomime once a year. The rehearsals go on for 3-6 months, and children are involved. Now, none of the adult members are "working" with children, but all have regular contact with them. So would all the members of the society have to be vetted? Or just the committee? Possibly only the MD/Producer etc? Where is the line drawn?
I am sure this applies to many similar situations where a group of mainly adults includes children in their activities. I see them as important to the children involved, as it teaches them how adults interact and prepares them for life. If this legislation required all members to be vetted, you would see a dramatic decline in this sort of interaction, to the detriment of the children involved.
Now I am involved with an AmDram group, and if the legislation means I have to be 'vetted' I will not be involved in these performances again. I may have nothing to hide, but I have everything to fear.
Government defeats Tories in 'McKinnon' extradition vote
I really don't get this case
He was in the UK. Hence he is subject to UK law. Hence he should be tried in the UK under UK law. Simple.
In the hypothetical case where, say, a UK citizen posts a bomb from the UK to the US, and this explodes and kills people, once again he has committed said offense in the UK, broken UK law and should be dealt with in the UK.
As soon as you allow this sort of thing, how can anyone be sure of which law they should be following? You could, say, post a comment on a forum which is perfectly legal in this country, but because the server is hosted in the US you are extradited and imprisoned (I know this is at least bordering on reductio ad absurdum, if not already there)
This smacks of the US govt's oppinion that it is the judge and jury for the entire world. How accurate the title of the 2004 film written by Trey Parker and Matt Stone. Our govt SHOULD stand up to them, but then do we really expect them to look out for their citizens interests anymore?
Phone hack obsession obscures NotW privacy scandal
There's nothing wrong with databases! You must be a pussy if you're afraid of a database! "Run away, run away, the databases are coming!" Pussy!
Oof! Sorry about that, I Kempf'ed out for a minute there... That was a weird sensation, I even thought I could feel a penis growing out of my forehead for a moment...
Cats mix baby 'cry' with purr to score dinner
Wow, cats find a noise which makes ppl feed them... come on guys what is the point of this "research"?
Incidentally, my rats take a different approach. They start by climbing to the top of the cage and staring at me. If that doesnt work they start pushing the food bowl around. If that doesnt work, they start making as much noise as possible, distracting me from watching TV untill I get so ****ed off I feed em.
After which they hide all the food in their "house", then start the staring again, as if I dont realise where it's all gone. Well, at least they used to before I caught on.
Animals simply learn the best way to get what they want. All animals are the same, it's simple, and this research doesnt merit a story.
Whining serial commentard bemoans Reg bullying
Godwin's Law in action
And only 5 comments in. Impressive!
"I would like to officially end this thread by noting the similarity of the aforementioned flamer with the title of a work by a mister A. Hitler from 1925."
Back on topic, Mr. Kempf: If you can't take it, don't give it!
I will add my request to the others for his contact details, so we can further extract the urine without clogging up el Reg's database.... I mean comments section.
KIlling ID cards and the NIR - the Tory and LibDem plans
Too right!
I have never understood why even a national identity card would "need" such an intrusive database.
An ID card (or passport) should contain all information required to verify the bearers identity. The only thing which could be added to that is (as stated by "The Original Ash" above) a hash of (some of?) that data held centrally to verify that the card has not been forged.
They could get a lot more support for a NID programme if they did this, plus one other part for the convenience of the holder: User defined data areas.
What I mean is this: The card has additional data areas which can be used by other organisations. For example, a membership number for a club, or your bank card details, even 'electronic cash'. Even a phonebook, if you wanted... the point being that ANYONE can store small amounts of data on the card (with your permission).
Now obviously this presents some security issues, and I havent thought this through fully, but the idea is simple (and I can't understand why NuLab havent pitched it to get people on board): If you want to get more people on board, give them something that will make their lives easier. The convenience of these additional features, added to the assurance that only a hash of your private data is held, would probably win over the vast majority of people, and would still be a great help to law enforcement, imigration, and anyone else who needed to verify someone's identity.
Prof: People reject news which conflicts with beliefs
"Presumably this research has only a one-third chance of being accepted by people who consider the population - and by extension themselves - to be generally open-minded."
This made me chuckle.
My above comment
Should have had the <- thumbs up icon not thumbs down.
Sorry, I'm having a "special" day today...
Apple races developer to censor smut
Am I the only one...
who read this:
"Human nipples, when attached to female bodies, are clearly pornographic"
and got an image in his head of people stapling human nipples all over their body, or wearing them as earings?
ISPs vs BBC iPlayer: Missing the point?
Sorry but...
I pay my ISP (Be, incidentally, and I agree with Tom15 they dont complain over the HUGE amounts of data I transfer, normally filling the 18up/1.3down link) for a pipe to the internet.
They tell me it is an unlimitted pipe (somthing I have issue with, especially as since IWF came into play it is untrue for the vast majority of ISPs), so I download what I want.
They then complain I am downloading too much, as are other people.
Me: "Hang on, you told me it was Unlimitted"
ISP: "Yeah, but your DLing too much, its costing us too much, and we arent making enough money"
Me: "Tough s**t! You should have thought of that earlier!"
If you got a contractor in to do some repairs on your house, got a quote, he started then told you he needed to charge more because the materials cost more than he thought, what would you say?*
All in all, it's the ISPs who need to sort it out, not the 'content providers'.
* I know they do this regularly, and I know a lot of people accept it (which is WHY they do it), but think on the principal...
Panasonic patches cameras to block rivals' batteries
This is gonna **** ppl off
People who already have these cameras, and already have 3rd party batteries, will install the update and find these no longer work. This will cause problems.
If safety WAS the only thing they were concerned with, surely a pop-up message saying "WARNING: This is a non-panasonic battery. Use at your own risk" or similar would do a better job. It would scare off many people and yet still allow those who wish to take the chance. The only reason to completely block 3rd party batteries is to make more money.
Spanish court in favour of topless celebs
lazy me but...
I will add that if these celebs are stupid enough to take their tops off where ppl can photo them, they deserve it plastering all over the tabloids. If they dont want that to happen, keep your top on! It aint rocket science!
El Reg commentards offered extra iconography
Hows about...
...a "theres too many icons to choose from" icon?
Prof: Global windfarm could power entire human race
Sorry but...
"McElroy's global windfarm is going to take some time to build, as it requires the erection of massive 100m-tall turbines on every single piece of land where the load factor would be better than 20 per cent"
Huhuhuh *giggle*
He said erection!
NASA moon-attack probe beams home first lunar shots
Science, gotta love it :)
If you want to see what something is made of, grab the biggest hammer you can find and hit it... hard!
Works for small things (only the hammer is another small thing, done in a big thing - particle accellerators) so why not the moon? Crash something into it and see what happens.
Maybe my boss will let me do the same with the old P3 I am forced to use to access one specific network...
Surveillance response 'inadequate', say Lords
Slight alteration
"the increasing monitoring of citizens was breaking the bond of trust between the Government and the people"
replace with
"the increasing and already overwhelmingly intrusive monitoring of citizens is further damaging the already tattered mess of any remaining trust between the Goverment and the people"
I don't think there is ANYTHING that they could do, even if they wanted to, to regain my trust. This applies equally to all parties.
NASA takes stick over feet and inches
"When was the weights and measures act? 1969?"
I feel a song coming on...
"I got my first real six-string.
Bought it at the five-and-dime.
Played it till my fingers bled.
It was the summer of '69."
Sorry I know this isnt helpfull. Dont need a coat in this weather...
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August 23, 2005
Tonight the Venezuelan and the United States governments are criticizing comments made by a well-known televangalist. Religious broadcaster Pat Robertson sent a chilling message across the airways suggesting that Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez be assassinated.
Today U.S. officials called Robertson's comments inappropriate, and emphasized that he was not speaking on the United States' behalf.
"We have the ability to take him out, and I think the time has come that we exercise that ability," stated Pat Robertson, a 700 Club Religious Broadcaster.
Robertson, founder of the Christian Coalition of America, called Chavez a "terrific danger" to the U.S. on Monday's broadcast of "the 700 Club."
"We don't need another $200 billion war to get rid of one strong-armed dictator. It's a whole lot easier to have some of the covert operatives do the job and then get it over with," he went on.
Chavez has been an outspoken critic of the U.S. in the past. He has gone on record accusing American officials of trying to oust him.
Chavez had no comments in reference to the statements, but his Vice President shot back, calling Robertson's statements criminal. U.S. officials quickly distanced itself from the controversial statements.
"Certainly, it's against the law," said Donald Rumsfeld, Secretary of Defense. "Our department doesn't do that type of thing. [Robertson is] a private citizen. Private citizens say all kinds of things all the time."
The National Council of Churches is also condemning his statements, saying Robertson was speaking against Christian principals.
"That violates every tenant of our faith, to call for the murder to kill someone," explained Brenda Girton-Mitchell, of the National Council of Churches.
U.S. officials say that any allegations that the U.S. is planning hostile actions against the Venezuelan government are baseless.
The Venezuelan government says it is reviewing legal options in response to Robertson's commentary.
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Coming hot on the heels of the announcement of the 8800, RIM lifted the cover on the BlackBerry 8300, the first of its Curve models, in May 2007 (it came to the UK as the 8320) and opted for the now-staple BlackBerry QWERTY rather than the SureType.
By this time, Wi-Fi was making its way onto more BlackBerry handsets and RIM was starting to capitalise on its gains in the consumer market.
In addition to leading a new family line in RIM's history as the first Curve, the 8300 also upped the ante on the camera front too, introducing a 2-megapixel affair, putting it on a par with the LG Shine and Windows Phone-based HTC Touch, and slightly better specced than the Palm Centro.
From just before the 8800 was announced in February, until 20 August 2007, RIM's share price rose from $128 to $235 as it continued to outperform rivals, particularly in the business sector. On 21 August, 2007 RIM issued a 3:1 stock split. The resulting value at the end of trading after the split was just under $82, but the Apple effect was yet to bite, with the first iPhone only having been announced at the end of June 2007.
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It also had the trademark BlackBerry keyboard, beloved by fans.
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Blackberry Storm
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According to Jim Balsillie, co-chief executive at the time, only 500,00 Storm handsets shipped in its first month. Despite a brief rally in sales in early 2009, the Storm failed to perform.
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Back in my boyhood days, not so long ago, we never had to worry about ticks. In fact, we'd never heard of them. Just the other day I asked boyhood friend Greg Keazer about this. He replied that he thought that a tick was something strange about an eye. "Eye-eye," I answered, not able to help myself.
First, the arrival of suckers, a member of the carp family. Never had I seen them in tributaries of the Upper Connecticut. But suddenly here they were, swimming in a warming soup, a part of Beaver Brook where I'd never seen them before.
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A wise person once told me that one of the reasons why people get divorced is because they got married for the wrong reasons to begin with.
It is amazing indeed that with the high rate of divorce these days, people still want to get married. In fact, when they hit their twenties, it is the only thing young people ever want to seriously talk about.
Is an engagement ring meant to wipe away all those years of hurt? Is it a guarantee that his days of testing the waters were over?
Women are said to be of the weaker sex but there are lots of moments that they go through that makes one wonder just how weak they are.
The Internet, magazines and life in general is rife with women who have had to endure cheating partners. Many have been put through emotional and sometimes physical abuse. This is not to say that men do not go through these issues because they do, but this article is focusing on the female folk.
Cheating on her husband is the only way she can get his philandering; she also makes sure to tell him about her sexcapades so that he knows what he is making her do.
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Wikipedia defines it as a harmful action against a person or group in response to a grievance, be it real or perceived. It is also called retribution, retaliation, vengeance or "payback".
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Millions of women in Nigeria stay with their first husbands even if it means paying the prices of swollen eyes, broken teeth, high blood pressure, perpetual headaches and sudden grip of fear when the warrior knocks. Once a child seals wedlock, they are bound by honour to stay, abuses notwithstanding.
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No fewer than 266 marriages have been dissolved by the Abeokuta Customary Court in the past 12 months, the President of the court, Christiana Olaleye, has said. She, however, added that the court reconciled 74 marriages within the period.
When eventually, there is news of a divorce, we watch in silent triumph as their near perfect world falls apart, because we feel that they need to experience pain like every other person.
Weddings are occasions where we go to witness two people joined in holy matrimony. We share in their love and joy and also wish them a great marriage. If something happens along the way that leads the couple down the nasty road of divorce, we feel sad and silently wish and pray that they don't split especially if they are close friends or relatives. We just don't want to suffer or see anyone we know suffer the pain of a divorce.


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3 Days to see it all...
3 of us are coming from Toronto to Manhattan for 3 days this Thursday only to check out restaurants.
Here are the criteria;
- Main courses not exeeding $40.00
- Busy place with multiple seatings
- Lunch or dinner
- Must have a unique feel
- Restaurants part of a Group are fine.
We are hoping to visit about 20 places.
We are very hungry...
re: rds246
I'm curious whether you find this branch of the Pepe chain particularly good compared to other branches, and if so, in what way. For the record, I like the Pepe chain but while I have never had anything in any of them that I found less than acceptable (and, usually, good), I have yet to try anything amazing from any of them (then again, I haven't been to the Sullivan St. branch, so maybe I'm missing a hidden delight). So to sum up, unless this branch is an amazing anomaly compared to their other branches, I wouldn't recommend it for someone who's here only 3 days.
Pearl Oyster Bar for the lobster roll and fried oysters (lunch or dinner); Yakitori Totto for all kinds, parts and preparations of chicken (Japanese -- go before 7:30 or there will definitely be a wait); Eleven Madison Park for Chef Humm's tasting menu (if you have three hours or more).
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Most people on this board would agree that Little Italy is not the best place in the city for Italian food.
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Disagree about Little Italy - go to Otto for some pasta, pizza and gelato. Also, make sure to stop at Katz's for pastrami and a hot dog (unless you'd rather get your dog with a tropical drink at Gray's Papaya).
re: jdmetz
I think your response will be confusing for the o.p. since he is coming here from Toronto. Neither Otto nor Katz's is in Little Italy. Otto is in Greenwich Village, and Katz's is on the Lower East Side. Both are good suggestions.
re: skennedy62
Do not eat in Little Italy (unless it's Arthur Ave. up in the Bronx)! It will be a complete waste of a meal.
If you must check it out take a walk through the neighborhood and then head someplace else for a meal. Little Italy is a tourist trap with some pretty awful food.
Try Babbo or Lupa on Thompson or even Crispo on 14th St. for Italian.
re: skennedy62
Sure, as an ordinary tourist, but we're Chowhounds here. :-) I always presume that someone asking for recommendations here is looking for something special, not the same stuff the hordes of out-of-towners are descending upon.
Nearly everybody here has awful things to say about Little Italy, but restauranteur Drew Nieporent was recently quoted in the NYTimes, naming Benito II on Mulberry Street as his favorite low-end restaurant. When we were there last week, the owner told us he's been dining there for many years, as has my family. In fact, whenever one of our nieces visits from out of town for a weekend, Benito II is traditionally our first dinner.
In other words, it's not all bad. And a little bit of it is pretty darned good.
re: Deenso
I take your point. Is it good enough to visit in a 3-day trip?
re: Pan
Well, considering how much truly fabulous food there is in NYC, a meal at Benito II is not something I'd go out of my way for if my time here were very limited. However, If you happen to be wandering around the Mulberry Street area and suddenly find yourself craving a good, down-home, unpretentious Italian-American meal, I'd say it's the best of the bunch.
20 places, Yannick? Do you have extra stomachs? LOL!
"Unique feel" screams Katz's to me. And if you like steak, Peter Luger in Williamsburg, Brooklyn (I prefer sauce on my steak, but connoisseurs of elemental steak, so to speak, tend to consider Luger their North Star). I'm tempted to say DiFara Pizzeria, too, which is pretty far into Brooklyn, but for a Manhattan pizzeria with "unique feel," go to East Harlem and eat at Patsy's, 1st Av. between 117th and 118th Sts. Alternatively, there's Arturo's in the Village, which is not only about the pizza but also about the very good live jazz at the bar.
Unless one of your party were desperate to see it, Little Italy isn't even much fun to walk through anymore and most of the food is even worse than blah red-sauce Italian in other parts of the city - it's 99.8% nothing but for show at this point except for the occasional little old person who can't afford to leave their rent-controlled apartments...
If you want to check it out, just combine it with a "tour" of Chinatown and hit up the one or two Italian grocery/deli/cheese stores still left there.
DiPaol's has become quite the tourist attraction by now, but still absolutely worth somewhat of a detour, if not a wholehearted special trip.


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Okay, we just made up the second part of the headline above. But based on her recent Yankee game spectacle, do you have any doubt that this is true?
In the new issue of Rolling Stone, which features Lady Gaga in a machine gun bra on the cover, the "Poker Face" singer is looking forward to next year.
She's finished recording her newest album and is planning an early 2011 release, the name of which she will announce at midnight on New Year's Eve.
"I think I'm gonna get the album title tattooed on me and put out the photo," she said. "I've been working on it for months, and I feel very strongly that it's finished now. It came so quickly. Some artists take years; I don't. I write music every day."
Lady Gaga displays her Yankees pride ... and breasts.
Gaga added that unlike her debut, The Fame, and 2009's follow-up, The Fame Monster, the new disc will have more political, even angry overtones, tackling hot-button issues close to the crooner's heart, such as gays in the military.
"Why are we still talking about 'Don't ask, don't tell?' exclaimed Gaga to the magazine. "It's like, what f*%king year is it? It just makes me crazy!"
"I have been for three years baking cakes. Now I'm going to bake a cake that has a bitter jelly," she adds. "The message of the new music is now more bitter than it was before. Because the sweeter the cake, the more bitter the jelly can be."
We don't really follow, but we're looking forward to another year of outrageous hit songs, videos, quotes and Lady Gaga hermaphrodite rumors.
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One of the latest Ridicule in the press and on the Internet is the news about popular US talk show host Oprah Winfrey Who said she was a victim of racism While on a recent visit to Switzerland.
Oprah Winfrey was said to have visited Zurich last month to attend Tina Turner's wedding and she felt having a sourvenir from her visit would be nice and stopped by a fashion shop and I am sure she had the thought in her head 'Do you Know who I am?' after the shop assistant refused to serve her the choice of the handbags on show;saying the bags on display were "too expensive" for her and it was allegedly said to have cost $35,000… That's Large ooh but you know its Oprah! At first, I asked if he/she didn't have a clue it was Oprah or it was just an attitude that is common in the area which in my opinion isn't acceptable no matter the 'reason'. Although some people would opt to the claim that The Oprah Winfrey Show is not shown in Switzerland which I find hard to believe and would they also say they haven't read anything about forbes list at least,who are always reciting her name as the MOST Influential…
As an Adult would handle issues like that, Oprah said she left the shop calmly without arguing, but that the experience was proof that racism continues to be a problem. "There's two different ways to handle it. I could've had the whole blow-up thing…but it still exists, of course it does."she said. So sad.
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