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Age of Extinction Review
Okay, every once in a while since I'm an author, I like to review a novel for the sake of this blog. However, this time I will do my first review for a movie. No, it is not a movie based on a book, and no there is no higher reason as to why I am doing this. It is simply my inner nerd coming out, because I am a freak for the Transformers. So here it is, my review for Transformers: Age of Extinction, complete with the good, the bad and the ugly about the film. For the ugly though I am not going to focus on this one film, but on what has become some recurring themes throughout all four movies, in the hope that maybe the filmmakers could right their mistakes before the next two movies are finished—yeah like they'll listen to me.
The Good.
Action! Action, action, and action. Some have complained about the long running time of the movie clocking in at 2 hours and forty-five minutes. But since most of that time is spent with big robots fighting other big robots, I am happy with it. The major complaint from the critics is that is it just mindless action, director Michael Bay just blowing things up and robots fighting each other—which is exactly what fans of The Transformers want. I wish these critics would stop judging every movie based on if it would win an Oscar and instead if it carried through on its promise. This movie was supposed to provide action, and great special effects. It did just that.
Speaking of the effects, another great improvement in this movie was the faces of the robots. In the first movie sometimes you could barely make out the difference between a face and an arm. Take one look at Drift's face and you know things have changed. The robots are more detailed, their mannerisms more defined. John Goodman's Hound has a beard and a cigar in his mouth. This movie upped the ante in the detail in the Transformers.
This installment also made a great improvement in the human cast. Sure it was cute in the first movie—a kid and his first car. But as the action and suspense grew throughout the first three movies, we all kind of got sick of Shia LaBeouf, and his string of unbelievingly hot girlfriends. The kid cannot play anyone tough—did you see him in the Crystal Skull—and these are action films. Mark Wahlberg has proven himself as an action star, and his shooting up robots comes across more naturally. It looks like the first trilogy was LaBeouf-Bumblebee, whereas this one will be Wahlberg- Optimus Prime. The difference in that combination is a whole other level of action.
The Bad
The Dinobots were finally introduced to the series. My problem with them was not their little time on the screen—the very end of the third act. My problem is more of the nerd in me who cares about the story for these robots, and the truth is, the Dinobots did not really have one. There appeared to be some attempt to explain the Dinobots, but either one important scene did not make the final cut, or the writers just figured we could read their minds. The movie starts off 65 million years ago with all the dinosaurs being destroyed by some ancient race that destroyed all life on earth and introduced this mineral called Transformium that the Transformers are made out of. Then in the artic a lady find a dinosaur made out of metal. Jump to the end of the movie where there are these "Legendary Knights" that are imprisoned in Lockdown's ship, who turn out to be Dinobots, but they are not actually Autobots, nor do they have any idea who Prime or Megatron are. They only fight with Prime because he bested their leader, Grimlock. No, no dots have to be connected here. And that is all they had for an explanation. But who needs more. It's all so clear their history right?
But what lacked more than the screen time for the Dinobots, was the almost absent screen time for the Decepticons. While this movie did do a good job of establishing a new team of five Autobots since three from the first movie—Jazz, Ironhide, and after the first few minutes of this movie Ratchet, are all dead—there is not even three Decepticons with names in this movie. Lockdown the main antagonist of the movie, is not part of either faction. Galvatron—the resurrected Megatron—gets only five lines, and Stinger—Bumblebee's Nemeis—does not even say one word. The rest of the decepticons are just used as fodder for the Dinobots at the end of the story. There is no story for the Decepticons, but the Decepticons should not be just nameless bad guys like Stormtroopers. In the animated show each of them have their own characters and personalities—Soundwave, Shockwave, Starscream. In the first movie they had their own personalities—Barricade, Blackout, Frenzy—but as the series has progressed it appears the producers are feeling the Decepticon characters are less and less important. This cannot be further from the truth, and this vision is most apparent in this movie.
Something about the new Decepticons that you will notice about them if not their lack of dialogue, is the way they transform. Or in other words—the way the reassemble. These Decepticons who are created by the humans, do not so much shift from one form to another. They appear to disintegrate into molecules and then reform into either their robot or vehicle mode. I have some problems with this. First off, it is too much of an advantage. When Bumblebee shoots at Galvatron, he turns into atoms, avoids the bullets and then reforms. If they are capable of this, then how can they every really be destroyed, nevermind how Hound himself appears to destroy twenty of them by himself at the end of the movie. But the problem I have most with this new style is that the normal transformation of these robots is one of the coolest things to see on screen. Never mind the sound effects which are great, the way you see the parts shift and move into place is awesome. All of this is lost with this new style, and instead it looks like a swarm of bees making some kind of car. I hope this trend is not in the next movie.
The Ugly
The ugly is not so much what is in this movie, but what is developing throughout all of the movies, and trends I hope the producers will stop before the fifth installment. The first problem I have is the increasing back story between the humans and the Cybertronians. In the first movie the backstory was that Megatron went after the All-Spark that had been hurled through space and crashed on the earth. I did not have much of a problem with that. The second movie, showed how the Primes used to harvest energy from suns, and the Fallen—though forbidden to harvest a sun from a solar system that has life—tried to harvest our sun, and for that the Primes punished him and hid the Matrix of Leadership in our pyramids. Still not too crazy to believe. Not as bad as the backstory to Dark of the Moon. I can see past the Moon landing conspiracy—in fact I find that kind of cool—what I cannot swallow is why there was a conspiracy with the moon. So Sentinel Prime while escaping from Cybertron, his ship is attacked, and out of all the places in the universe that his ship can land on, guess what, it's our moon. The moon of the same planet that the All-Spark landed on and that The Fallen met his imprisonment in his attempt to harvest the sun. Seriously, monkeys would type Hamlet before I could believe those odds. Take us to this movie, where it is revealed the "Creators"—who I am guessing will be the Quintessons—decided to wipe out all life 65 million years ago (Except for those who survived so evolution could continue) to produce Transformium to make the Transformers on Cybertron. What a blessed connection our world has with Cybertron. Really, is there any other planet in the galaxy that Cybertron has any connection with?
Speaking of earth, those damn humans are still taking up too much screen time. Though I like Wahlberg much more than LaBeouf, still no one who is watching this movie gives a wet shit that Wahlberg's character can't understand that his 17 year old daughter is dating, that he is a failed inventor, or that there is a missile in the living room. Though the storylines of Kelsey Grammar, and Stanly Tucci are important, the ratio still needs to be more Transformers and less human. Maybe exchange some of that human dialogue for some Decepticon banter. The only reason I can excuse this is done is maybe for economic reasons. I'm sure it is far more expensive to have Prime and Hound exchanging lines, than Tucci and Wahlberg.
But I come now to the trend that is bothering me the most in all of these movies—the lack of story line that is given to Megatron. Let's look at how Megatron is used in these four movies. In the first movie, he is really not seen until the battle at the end, since he was frozen for most of the movie. Then in the second and every other movie afterward he is the secondary bad guy. In the second movie The Fallen is the top badass. Then in the third the main antagonist was Sentinel Prime. The two Primes did have a great fight scene, but what was up with that five second fight with Prime and Megatron? And especially with what could have been the end of the franchise at the time. Prime makes one move and just decapitates Megatron—that's it. That's all we get for his death. Now in this movie Lockdown is the main antagonist, who is in it for most of the movie. Galvatron gets a few lines, only one fight with Prime—in fact why did Galvatron not fight any Autobot at all in the end of the movie—and then flies away in Lockdown's ship. Megatron is not just the bad guy of the series. He is the yin to Prime's yang. He needs more screen time, more character development. And if the sixth movie is the end of this trilogy, and possibly the franchise, then it should end with an epic Prime/Galvatron battle that was six movies and millions of years in the making. Megatron/Galvatron deserves this. And so do us fans.
Overall I honestly think this was the best of the four movies so far, and a must watch for any fan of The Transformers. I am excited about this Prime trilogy with Wahlberg, and the prospect of Quintessons and Unicron in the upcoming movies. This story is grittier, darker, most action packed and also far more fun. Those who disliked it and said it was just metal robots blowing stuff up, well idiot, that's what Transformers is, and we love that about it. But it is also pure science fiction and the battle between good and evil. Get the popcorn out. It is well worth the price of admission, especially in Imax 3D. Even worth the price of admission to watch it a few times.


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Researchers divided more than 900 men, aged 50 and older, into two groups. In one group, men received a video and brochures about looking for possible skin cancers, while those in a control group received only brochures.
Seven months later, about 62 percent of all the men in the study had undergone a skin examination by a health professional. The rates of examinations were the same for both groups.
Men who received the video, however, were more likely to have had a whole-body clinical skin examination and were more likely to have been diagnosed with skin cancer, according to the study, which was published online Feb. 19 in the journal JAMA Dermatology.
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Did you know you can checkout electronic equipment from the Hirsh Health Sciences Library for four hours at a time?
Stop by the Library IT Desk on the 5th floor Monday-Thursday 9am-6pm and Friday 9am-7pm to checkout any of the following items:
- Macbooks (with a charger and a mouse)
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- VGA adaptors for Apple devices and PCs to connect your device to a projector
- A myriad of other devices and cables such as S-video and HDMI
Equipment items can be checked out at the 4th floor Library Service Desk when the Library IT Desk is closed.
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He looks great. I hope to get an motuc version, too.
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He looks great. I hope to get an motuc version, too.
1. Stridor
2. Nightstalker
3. Masque + Melaktha
4. Not on the list: DRAGOON!!!
I'll take it! (PM sent)
I must have Dragoon!
You know, initially I said that I wanted a Torin, but after giving it some thought, I'd be totally happy with a Collector, too.
We need a vehicle for the villains now. I want a Roton!
They are prototypes. At least it says so at the bottom of the picture.
I have 65 now and by the end of this line I might just reach 70 depending on whether they will release more Filmation figures.
What about Jarvan from "A Friend in Need"?
I love this figure. Call me crazy but I actuality like his closed fist because it reminds me more of the vintage figure.
I think it's a runner up of the create a character contest. On the Mattycollector forums Toyguru said he has planned something special there.
-Getting Teela for under 30 dollars on Ebay, getting Sorceress, Fisto and Rammie on DOS
-Getting a Filmation Sub. Love all figures except for Sea Hawk (whom I can get rid off easily)
Thanks SpiritOfTeela, I'm relieved to hear that. I can live with an order going wrong- but not if it involves a Castle Grayskull ;)
My card was charged. $344.30 to Germany. I didn't receive a billing confirmation, and when I called DR I only got another order confirmation. Oh well, I guess that'll have to do.
I want Dragoon! 90106
I don't collect Horde. I am not interested in Horde Troopers.
But he Horde Troopers sold out in 10 Minutes and there is still a lot of demand for them.
So... yes, I think they should get a second...
I want Dree'elle to go with Dragoon!89284
At this point I am pretty much past complaining about the price of anthing in this line. As a cherrypicker I forked over 60 bucks for a Two Bad and I might do the same thing for a Dragoon figure. If...
Dungeon grate
Filmation portal
Wind Raider hole plug
The green Filmation dragon AKA Shadow Wing
1. Hover Robots
2. Dragoon and Dree Elle
3. Jarvan and Ileena
4. Lady Edwina and the Drachadon (creature from the Tar Swamp)
5. Melaktha and Masque
Listen to this man! He's knows what he's talking about!
Another Filmation sub please.
1. Dragoon
2. Robot knights
3. Dre eele
4. Jarvan
5. Ileena
6. Shadow Wing
6. Colossor
7. Zilora
9. Melaktha
10. Lady Edwina
No! I am a cherrypicker, and whatever I can't get on DOS I won't buy at all because I have a figures I need. If I have to pay 100$ for an Extendar I'll say thank you but no thank you.
And for all...
At first I wasn't too sure about my Filmation sub but now I am totally glad I subbed. I'd be totally down for a 2014 Filmation sub. Come on, Matty bring Dragoon!
Seconded! And give him a second head with an Anthony Delongis look.
Where's Dragoon? Dragoon +1!!
Two Bad spotted at Manofactionfigures.com for 80! Gogogogogo!
I like Plundor and Nepthu
but I would have loved Dragoon + Dree Elle or Jarven + Ileena. And yeah I dig that Zilora chick, too!


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3579 posts • joined 28 Feb 2007
Hypersonic missile successfully hits Ronald Reagan
'This does seem a bit odd as nobody panics when a Tomahawk cruise missile gets fired off'
Not really, unlike a ballistic missile the other side doesn't see the cruise missile pop up on their radar and have to make an instant decision whether they're watching the other side playing silly buggers or going to have to replan their weekend around the horrible flaming megadeath of humanity.
Busted Russian Mars probe could go to Moon instead
Is this thing being tracked at all
Are ground observers able to see Fobos at all? It'd be horrible luck if it has fired its engines for Mars after all and we're looking in the wrong place.
Woomera: Ghosts of Britain's space past
It's also rather freaky in flight
The exhaust is almost entirely invisible, so the photos of the Prospero launch make Black Arrow look like it was just hanging there:
Mysterious sat-pic China desert markings - EXPLAINED
Spy satellites
You should also add Israel, Japan and Russia to the list of countries operating spy satellites.
Neutrinos still FASTER THAN LIGHT in second test
The neutrinos are passing through solid rock between CERN and the observatory.
Light has issues with this.
£1m 'Nobel prize of engineering' named after the Queen
We have a worthy winner
I assume Lester is a shoo-in for the first prize in that he showed all the qualities of the very finest of British engineering - beer, creative thinking, bodging and more beer.
Image problem for engineers
In the UK an engineer is someone who fixes your washing machine, in Germany he is heralded by a magnificent Herr Doktor.
US nuclear aircraft carrier George Bush crippled by toilet outages
...combined with the steam catapaults it'd make a fantastic new weapon against pirates
Not really
Magma is sloshing around under Yellowstone, but there is no evidence that activity is trending upwards. Most of these big calderas see regular injections of magma from depth, followed by gradual withdrawals.
There was some worry a few years ago about a bulge under Yellowstone Lake which some people thought was due to magma rising towards the surface. In fact it is probably caused by hot water and gas rising up beneath the lake. It's not growing and not associated with any seismic activity. The biggest current risk in Yellowstone is a recurrence of the massive hydrothermal eruptions which have occurred in the last few thousand years (IIRC the latest has been provisionally dated to 1300 or so).
And its impossible to say what scale the activity in Yellowstone would be on, again caldera eruptions can be catastrophic, or they can be small scale eruptions of magma. A good example is in California where the mind-buggeringly big Long Valley caldera created a series of catastrophic eruptions around 760,000 years ago; but since then activity has been in the form of a series of smaller volcanoes at Mammoth Mountain and the Mono and Inyo Craters which wouldn't really be a threat to anyone.
The three big Yellowstone eruptions were 2.1 million, 1.3 million, and 640,000 years ago, so not exactly clockwork and there is no geologist who would ever say when an eruption will occur - only that one will occur at some point in the future.
Besides, why worry about Yellowstone when the Campi Flegrei caldera is only a 3 hour plane flight away; much more active and where the food is better?
But if you do ever get a chance to visit Yellowstone, take it, it is one of the most extraordinary places on Earth.
Sharon Stone greets returning US troops ... with a web vid
Not forgetting
Most of the troops weren't even born when Sharon Stone was actually famous. For most of the last twenty years she's been becoming increasingly bizarre going on fully unhinged. As the ever-wonderful Marina Hyde put it:
'In 2006, as Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon was slipping into a coma after a stroke, cinema's Sharon Stone was readying herself to prove that nymphomaniac ice-pick murderers and Middle East peace envoys need not be mutually exclusive.'
Happy 40th birthday, Intel 4004!
Shocking failure to abide by Reg guidelines
But that's the Americans for you, never using the same standard sauropod-derived measurements as the rest of us.
US stealth bombers finally get nuke-nobbling super bomb
Seems a bit of a lot of hard work
Centrifuge plants require a lot of power to work. Bomb the power plants if you can't get to the 'fuges themselves.
You can argue that the rebuilding of the Ruhr dams consumed so much material and manpower that it prevented the Germans from reinforcing the Atlantic Wall, and so made the Normandy landings possible.
Army raygun to boost power with starlight de-twinkling tech
That's a very cool lorry
But you just know that if the British Army ever get their hands on one the first thing they'll do is try and drive it under a low bridge.
Enormous orbiting solar raygun power plants touted
It doesn't seem to add up
As above. The Desertec project to produce 15% of Europe's energy from solar power in the Sahara is much less challenging and would produce cheaper power more quickly.
UK broadband speeds crippled during 'rush hour'
Clearly untrue
There's no crippling of connection speeds where I live - my broadband speed is pitiful round the clock.
Although my connection speed sucks (thanks to BT's decision to lay phone cables along the most scenic route); Be are a great ISP and definitely the one to be with if you can't afford Zen.
Voyager 2 finally agrees to a long hard thrust
Obligatory NASA gee-whizzery
By the time Voyager 2 reached Neptune the strength of the radio signal received on Earth was already 1/20 billionth the power of that produced by a watch battery.
These machines are incredible.
Mail Online is broken
Mail website summary
Shock and outrage on the left. Slappers on the right.
Sony to boost image sensor capacity... again
Still problems downstream
Sony's main camera plant is currently underwater in Thailand and will be out of service for a few months yet. If you were planning on buying an Alpha, it might be worth heading to the shops now.
Dud Mars probe's explosion will spare Earth's cities
The British bit didn't work :(
The new touchy-feely Doctor Who trend: Worrying
In its defence
The old show never gave us those twin wonders of Space and Time - Amy Pond and River Song.
Mystery radioisotopes in Czech air are not from Fukushima
The Russians have recently finished their latest reactor in Kaliningrad, and if they've engineered it to their usual high standards it should be leaking quite nicely about now,
Ten... best Blu-ray movies of 2011
I'd also add the criminally neglected 'Tangled' from Disney to the list - a beautiful transfer of a gorgeous looking movie.
Sony develops 'new kind of television'
"TV, record all the future episodes of The Simpsons"
That might run into conflict with some of the PVR patents awarded to TiVo and which have been upheld in the courts.
I'd just like it if Sony released TVs that were actually distinguishable from one another by more than the 22nd digit in an unmemorable product code. Fewer different TVs would help people pick one from the multitude.
Oh and don't make them so inflammable next time.
Now Russians can't even contact their busted Mars probe
Pedant alert
Mars 5 worked just fine, but it is a lousy record; especially when you compare it to their hugely successful Luna and Venera probes.
I think the right word for this is
They must also be concerned that the window for Mars is passing quickly. Leave it much longer and even if they can get Fobos to talk they won't have enough fuel to get there.
European boffins on voyage of discovery to the Earth's core
Understatement of the year
'We know even less about warm dense matter believed to exist in the core of larger planets'
That's a bit like calling the Blessed Paris merely 'warm and dense'.
Another new Russian nuclear powerplant comes online
VVER safety
Any news on whether the safety systems of the reactor have been brought up to basic standards? Most of the VVERs exported to India and China have had completely different safety systems (often Western) from those installed for the Russian reactors; and AFAIK none of the existing VVERs allow for passive cooling.
Not exactly just a theoretical question if previous Soviet operating regimes are anything to go on.
Cheap gas is a 'crisis' for Greens, but not for us
Shale gas
What's often ignored with any discussion of any gas is that it is rarely pure and needs to be sweetened before put into a pipeline. The two major acid gases in natural gas are hydrogen sulfide and carbon dioxide. Hydrogen sulfide is easily reduced to sulfur, but carbon dioxide is regularly vented into the atmosphere at the treatment plant. Injection back into the field can be done, but isn't widespread. So when you add the carbon dioxide that comes up with the gas to the carbon dioxide that is produced by burning it, the actual savings from burning gas often aren't as good as made out.
Overall, gas is a better fuel than coal and oil, but it probably isn't good for the long term health of the planet.
As for fracking, yep it can cause 'quakes. But generally not big ones.
A few large 'quakes have been linked to injection of fluid into wells (the most famous being in Colorado where nerve gas waste was being pumped into a deep reservoir). But most are small, just like the swarms going on at Hellisheiði right now where Reykjavik Energy are injecting water to bring new geothermal boreholes online. (It's the little cluster of yellow and orange dots near the centre-left of the map between Reykjavik and Þingvallavatn (the big lake)
It's not so long ago that EdF was the largest corporate debtor in the world despite having most of its nuclear costs either written off, transferred to the spreadsheets of the French government or simply ignored.
It must be easy to generate cheap power when you don't have to pay for anything.
No! No! No!
Not the music!
Argh - humming now.
There's a version of Lemmings for the PS3 available for download. It plays like a dog.
Ryanair ponders in-air mucky movie service
Sounds like bullshit to me
Surely there can't be enough room in a RyanAir seat to do the knuckle shuffle.
Feds warn 'pox party' zealots not to send viruses in post
Wow! Just wow!
We're really lucky that measles is never fatal and there are no cases of the chickenpox virus causing serious conditions in adults with immune deficiencies.
Oh wait a moment...
Olympic Torch to visit Bletchley Park
Bloody hell
They'd better run fast through Bletchley if they don't want to be dragged away by hordes of feral youth.
UK Space Agency OKs teeny-tiny satellite
Make sure the government doesn't get involved
Before they know it, UKube-1 will be the size of a bus, weigh as much as a brontosaurus, cost as much as a nearly new Nimrod and have all the functionality of the MoD.
Vatican mulls God particle, calls for appointment of antichrist
Vatican observatory
For all of its faults (such as continuing to believe in God), the Vatican does do some very good science through the Vatican Observatory headquartered at Castel Gandolfo:
So talking to physicists isn't completely unexpected.
Whinging Brits reflect on epic Oz road trip
Is that a hotel bedroom?
Or a prison cell following a dirty protest?
And now I have this (frankly terrifying) image of Lester and Drew, (suitably pyjamad), sitting in that bed like Eric and Ernie.
Martian simnauts emerge from spaceship outside Moscow
Coming soon on Channel 5
Celebrity Big Brother: Mars Edition
Every week, one unlucky astronaut will be evicted by the airlock.
Maggie Philbin on tech, teens and cardigan fear
Philippa Forrester
There's no way PF could ever be let loose within a metric barge pole of technology after being well and truly fooled by Chris Morris' Brasseye.
Chinese orbital docking starts long march to space station
'It wasn't until 1970 that China even got a satellite into orbit'
In the process beating Britain by a year.
And unlike us, they didn't give up.
Canada founded on 'relentless pursuit of beaver'
Devious Canadians
It's a beaver disguised as a maple leaf.
Solar power boom 'unsustainable', says Gov
Heat pumps
How good are air heat pumps for providing warmth inside a home?
'Ghost hunter' set to become Tory Euro-MP
With the likes of Norman Lamont, Nigel Lawson, Norman Tebbitt and John Redwood all recently starring in the ghastly afterlife of Newsnight interviews there does seem to be good reason to think the dark forces of the supernatural are a perfect match for the Conservative Party.
Machine translation cracks 18th century occult cipher
The Voynich is more complex than that.
There's the huge problem of how many characters are used - there's almost no agreement about whether some characters are distinct or whether they are actually different characters with ligatures. Estimates vary that Voynichese uses between 20 and 30 characters for the bulk of its text plus a few other rare characters.
Then when you start doing the number crunching odd things begin to appear - there are definitely word-like groups in the text, but the word lengths do not resemble any known language - there are very few short words and very few ones over 10 characters long. Some words are only found in certain parts of the manuscript. Individual words are often repeated either identically or with slight variations - a pattern not usually found in real texts.
The patterns of characters are definitely not random, there are rules about which characters follow others and which do not and whether they appear anywhere in a word or only at the beginning.
When you measure the entropy of the whole text (ie. how predictable the text is), it comes much lower than most European languages, around the same as English or Latin - but neither of those match the previous patterns found in the text.
It most probably is completely meaningless, but a huge amount of work was put into its creation and it would be wonderful to know more about where this thing came from and why it was made.
The best suggestion is that it was an alchemical fake designed to impress the rich and powerful in Central Europe, but there is a frustrating lack of contemporaneous evidence for the book prior to the early 17th Century (we now know from C-14 that the vellum is early 15th Century, but that does not necessarily mean the book itself is that old).
Sony KDL-40HX723 40in LED 3D TV
The far side of a grand and they don't throw in any 3D glasses. That's sure to boost sales.
Can't we just agree that 3D was a headache-inducing flash in the pan, scrap it from TVs and make them cheaper?
Job-seeking university bods panic over incriminating online info
In short
Facebook's target audience is relaxed about privacy.
WHSmith Kobo Touch wireless e-book reader
I tried using the Kobo site - once.
I put a stack of books in my shopping cart. Clicked to pay, filled out the details. Got an error message, but was reassured in big friendly letters that I hadn't been billed. Told to try again. Did so, same error message. Gave up, bought the books elsewhere.
A hour later, two receipts from Kobo for the books. Told customer service that I wanted a refund as their site had not worked and had assured me there had been no charge.
Response: all sales are final, no refund.
They edge just ahead of Sony in my league of companies that can go and merrily burn in hell.
UK shamed in high-speed broadband study
Still stuck on 2Mbps
The graphs over at akamai are really rather interesting - and once again South Korea just wipes the floor with us with what looks like an average of 13Mbps.
Meanwhile I wish someone from BT would come along and tighten the bit of damp string that connects me to the Intertubes.
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ROME – Comic Beppe Grillo's populist tirades were seen as a benign outlet for popular anger in the days his protest movement was a sideshow in Italian politics. Now that he's one of Italy's most powerful figures, his views are coming under greater scrutiny – and a history of anti-Semitic statements has started to raise concern outside the country.
Grillo's 5-Star Movement captured a quarter of the votes in last month's national elections, making him the kingmaker in a ballot that left none of the mainstream parties in control of Parliament.
Given that political clout, foreign observers have expressed alarm over comments Grillo has made about a Jewish lobby controlling information, about Jewish Hollywood producers out to get actor Mel Gibson and about how he finds Israel frightening.
The statements have yet to create much of a stir in Italy itself, where anti-Jewish and other racial slurs can find a surprisingly high level of tolerance. But anti-defamation advocates say Grillo must now be held to account due to his new position of power.
As an entertainer, he was only accountable to his public. Now, he's accountable to all of the people of Italy and his antics and ravings about Jews and Israel become a much more serious concern, said Michael Salberg, New York-based director of international affairs for the Anti-Defamation League.
The expressions of anti-Jewish sentiment by someone who attracted nearly 25 percent of the vote is a matter of concern, Salberg said, while adding there was no indication that Grillo's popularity with voters was tied to anti-Semitism.
The anti-Semitic thread winds back years, with an entry Grillo made in his much-followed blog shortly after Gibson made derogatory comments about Jews during his arrest for drunken driving in 2006.


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Americans are blessed to have exciting, relatively new, medicines called "biologics" that can treat, cure or help manage devastating diseases like diabetes, cancer, HIV/AIDS, multiple sclerosis (MS), autoimmune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis, as well as heart attacks and strokes. For older Americans, these are truly "miracle" drugs that extend and enhance our lives.
The current controversy over the alleged secret waiting list at the Veterans Affairs hospital in Phoenix has caught everyone's attention. While what really happened has yet to be proven (and we need to have complete transparency as we look into these allegations) it is certainly no secret that healthcare for our veterans has been less than stellar before this happened
As you know, I have been quite vocal and active as I battle to preserve your benefits. Often I find myself acting like the vaudeville plate spinner, running from one wobbly issue to another, trying to get there before the issue/regulation/legislation either is instituted or is defeated, depending on our stance.
Today's release of "Unfulfilled Expectations: An Analysis of Charity Care provided by 340B Hospitals", highlights that many hospitals enrolled in the 340B program, established to support access to prescription drugs for the vulnerable uninsured, are not fulfilling this goal.
The report finds charity care represents 1% or less of the total cost of providing care to patients at approximately one-quarter of 340B hospitals. RetireSafe believes that hospitals that receive substantial discounts on medications must support the mission of the 340B program and utilize those savings to care for the indigent . . .
To stay connected with our families in the 21st century, many seniors have changed the way they communicate, but the new technology our seniors depend on is not available everywhere. This is why it is important that our legislative leaders should carefully consider every opportunity they have to take steps to better connect our communities by encouraging private investment in our communications infrastructure.
The checks and balances of the U.S. Constitution have done a pretty good job over the years of preserving and protecting the majority rights and the minority rights of both our population and the governing bodies of our government.
The government announced today that the Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) is going to be a small 1.5 percent for 2014. Our government has once again asked older Americans to tighten their belts and reduce their standard of living, all because Washington can't take care of the finances of our country.
The politicians in Washington have shut down our government and it remains stymied as they search for a solution for our budget and our debt ceiling problems. As they search for a way out, we are starting to hear that maybe the solution is a "grand bargain," a solution that will fund our government, deal with the debt ceiling, and, it is rumored, may also involve tax reform and entitlement reform.
Over the summer I've been traveling to conferences and expos that have focused primarily on the benefits of aging in place. With all the advances in technology, you'd think we could easily delay the move to institutional care like assisted living or a nursing home. We should be able to stay in our homes much longer than we used to, but that's not always the case. It seems that Washington is working against aging in place.
One of the problems with America's healthcare system is the disconnect between the patient and the cost of their services. Medicare patients know what their supplemental insurance monthly costs are, and they know their co-pay costs for doctor visits, prescription medicine and hospital stays, but they usually have no idea what the actual costs of services or drugs really are. This disconnect removes one of the basic drivers of the free market-- that customers can search for the best service for the best price. This artificial environment leads to the question, how are these prices set?
The Senate has passed an immigration bill that deserves some discussion, especially as we approach this Fourth of July and reflect on the foresight of our wise founding fathers. The Senate version of the immigration bill allows illegal immigrants, people who broke our laws, to eventually gain access to Social Security and Medicare benefits. I think this basic point deserves some discussion.
The sudden re-introduction of the chained Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) into the "fiscal cliff" discussions is more evidence that politicians will throw anyone under the bus as it careens down the road toward revenue city. Washington can talk about complicated things like chained COLAs, market baskets, propensity to consume and CPI-E but older Americans know one thing, year after year, their Social Security check buys less and less.
We've all watched the classic disaster movie where an asteroid is speeding toward the earth and our leaders and a few selected heroes (played by our favorite actors) band together and literally move heaven and earth to avert the disaster and save the world. They didn't care what resources they used, who they put in harm's way or what measures they took as long as they had a chance to successfully avoid the impact and the resulting disaster of the approaching asteroid.
The elections are over. Billions have been spent and we've watched thousands of ads. We've been called by hundreds of pollsters and gotten tons of mail. Now we've finally voted and just what do we have? We have the status-quo.
Washington, DC (October 20, 2011) Today RetireSafe, the voice of 400,000 older Americans nationwide, called the announced Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) increase for 2012, desperately needed, but far too little, too late for seniors across the land.
A long time ago the politicians in Washington made a promise to us, not one backed up by laws but one that has been understood from the very beginning of Social Security. They promised that when we retired, the money we received from Social Security would be protected from losing its purchasing power.
Last week U.S. Representatives John "Jimmy" Duncan, Jr. (TN-2) and Daniel Lipinski (IL-3), along with six of their House colleagues introduced the CPI for Seniors Act, H.R. 1086. This critical House legislation, will finally end the use of the admittedly flawed Consumer Price Index (CPI) now used to set Social Security Cost of Living Adjustments (COLAs), and directs the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) to create a "CPI for Seniors" that is accurate, honest, and beyond reproach. RetireSafe supports this important legislation and congratulates these heroes of older Americans.
The citizens of this country delivered a loud and clear message to Washington last November – get our spending in line and reduce the size of government. Congress has an opportunity to deliver on both points of this citizen mandate right now.
Last Friday Secretary of Health and Human Services, Kathleen Sebelius, wrote an Op-Ed in the Washington Post titled, "Health-care reform, the states' way. Her opening paragraphs assert that Obamacare (The Affordable Care Act) puts states in the driver's seat…" and she further states that, "states aren't just participating in implementation of the law; they're leading it."
Late last year, in an op-ed, I outlined the danger of letting unelected bureaucracies control us. As I said then, "This is not what the Founding Fathers envisioned; this is what they were fighting against -- the ability of a government entity, one in which they had no representation and no power to elect, having the power to affect their finances and well-being." It was the founders fear then and my fear now that through regulations the government will institute processes that would further reduce our freedoms.
The President delivered his annual "State of the Union" address Tuesday evening. The House Chamber was different as many members chose to sit with "dates" from the other side of the aisle. The President's speech was different as well. Rather than wading through a laundry list of accomplishments from last year, and goals for next year (an approach that historically had produced a standing ovation from one side of the chamber and a dour, sit on their hands, reaction from the other side), the President attempted to stay above the fray and used different words to express his goals. The bottom line, however, seemed to be the same – just let the government solve our problems.
The House is scheduled this week to vote on repealing Obamacare. Many new and returning politicians promised during their campaign that they would work to repeal the law, and they understandably want to get right to it. Obamacare will have a huge impact on our lives and I feel it is especially important to outline RetireSafe's position on the repeal of Obamacare.


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Organization honors those who give students opportunities to present at top national conference
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Professor's book geared to educators on the front lines
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Fall theater production, "Painted Alice" gets nod from regional festival
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GRAYSON COUNTY, TX - hundreds of people in Grayson County are fighting cancer tonight one step at a time.
Grayson County's annual Relay for Life kicked off around 7 this evening at Denison High School.
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Thirty-six teams have registered and 800 people are expected to take part.
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"We have a lot of different theme laps. We have a nerd lap where you can dress up as a nerd and take your laps around the track. We have a dodge-ball tournament, we have a photo booth, we have a bounce house. Its like a carnival almost and its all raising money for the American Cancer Society," said Mary Linder, the event chair for Relay for Life.
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If you haven't heard the news by now, Anne Rice is bringing out a new novel in October! This article will be a teeny divergence from nineteenth century literature today, but I feel I can be forgiven as Rice's vampires move through time and spend a decent chunk of their novel-lives in the Victorian Era. I'll also be briefly discussing Victorian vampire texts, so I hope I can be forgiven for my slight tangent!
The idea of the "vampire novel" these days is met with groans from all sides: "Ugh, not another bloodsucker novel, they're all the same" seems to be a lot of people's first thought. It's true that Twilight's success meant a huge increase in quickly-written novels/novellas that all had fairly similar plots that revolved around pasty teenagers, but we shouldn't be too quick to taint every vampire novel with the same greasy brush. I don't think there's such a thing as a truly bad book (apologies, Wilde!) and I think every book has something to say, even if its message is buried beneath hurried writing. I recently worked at my University's Library on their Science Festival Day, which was an event catered at children. This one kid (who was, I think, around nine or ten?) was telling me how excited he was to be old enough to read all the Twilight books, and whilst I have no personal interest in Ms Meyer's work, it made me smile to see a child be so excited about reading. Besides, vampires are awesome, and I don't care if I get paired with the "overgrown Goth kid" crowd because damn it's a good crowd to be a part of. Some of my favourite discussions have been with fellow Rice fans, and I'm currently writing a longer piece on how "same-universe" literature would affect certain literary characters, one of them being Lestat. (How he would feel about Conan Doyle's The Adventure of the Sussex Vampyre, for instance. He'd probably scoff at it. And then find Conan Doyle and throw it at him.)
Earlier this year, Ms Rice announced the return of Lestat in the upcoming "Prince Lestat" (which you can pre-order from Amazon UK here), much to everyone's delight. Lestat is one of my favourite literary anti-heroes, and the fact that Rice herself refers to Lestat as the "Brat Prince" should immediately let you know why I love him-he's complicated, temperamental and unpredictable. (Not to mention fabulous and just a tiny bit psychotic.) This is partly an announcement of my joy and partly a warning that the majority of my October articles will consist of my overexcited babbling. There will be caps lock, there will be squealing, and there will most certainly be blood.
I haven't been a fan of Ms Rice as long as many of her other fans (I've only been on this mortal plane for eighteen years, so I hope I can be forgiven!) but her Vampire Chronicles have always been at the top of my favourite books list! (As you can tell from my tattered copy of Interview above, it's a book that's stuck with me.) Are any of you Anne Rice fans? If you've resisted her works because of the bad press the vampire genre gets, I urge you to reconsider! Lestat is a fantastic character, and her books have an amazing balance of poetic melancholy and dark humour. Post a comment below if you need more convincing, and I'll do my best.
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The Special Needs Children's Fund is a 501©(3) organization that strives to improve the lives of children with special needs and disabilities in Collier County. The Special Needs Children's Fund organizes fundraising events to offset costs brought on by debilitating diseases and disorders. Families can use funds to offset education, transportation and medical expenses.
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Most people who see a gun coupled with a nice/efficient holster tend to assume that you are an LEO, and are therefore less inclined to freak out and make the MWAG call.
I have found that the body language and poise used in conjunction with OC makes all the difference.
As I've said before, if you walk around like your fly is down, people will pick up on that "energy" and act accordingly. If you display nonchalance about the whole thing, folks tend to make an assumption that explains the phenomena before them and go about their business.
I have experimented with the difference between Overt Display of Condition Yellow vs. the covert version. You can be very SA without staring down everyone in the store/restaurant/building, and again, freaking everyone out ("He's casing the joint!").
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Some of the leading ladies of Hollywood get wet and wild as they get their splash on.
Sports Illustrated just released behind-the-scenes footage of Kate Upton's 2011 body-paint photo shoot and holy cow, we really wish we had taken up painting.
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This busty babe gets even more bouncier when you get to see her in motion.
Kate Upton is one of the hottest women in normal gravity, but I think she is now officially the hottest woman in zero gravity history.
On paper, 'The Other Woman' sounds like the set-up for a low key domestic drama: Cameron Diaz plays a woman who realizes that the man in her life is already married. However, the trailer for the film immediately takes this premise in a very different direction, as Diaz and the spurned wife (Leslie Mann) team up to take down the lying man in their lives.


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How Does Big Ben Get Ready For The Big Game?
Answer, boozing it up and singing some Billy Joel. I know you think that this may not be how a pro QB gets ready for a game like the Super Bowl, but apparently Ben Roethlisberger needed to blow off some steam before the real preparations start.
Paris Hilton Sex Tape
That's Hot! Paris Hilton starred in one of the most famous and popular celebrity sex tapes around.
Lindsay Lohan Faces Possible Probation Violation
Just when you thought she was out of the woods Lindsay could be facing jail time once again.
Too Much Partying In The USA?
TMZ just released a video of 18 year old Miley Cyrus smoking from a glass pipe at a party at her Los Angeles home. I'm sure this will go over real well with her Disney Channel image.


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!! OMG, his butt: 'Game Of Thrones' Actor Richard Madden !!
Richard Madden plays "Robb Stark" on Game Of Thrones which is pretty dope and how you probably know of him, but what you may not know is that he is also is the voice of "Alucard" in the Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 video game which is really fucking cool. So why not check out his ass after the NSFW jump!
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OMG, welcome to the club: Kristian Nairn who plays Hodor on 'Games Of Thrones' comes out as Gay
OMG, their butts: Australian Rugby Footballer Twins Brett & Josh Morris
OMG, his butt: French Rugby Player Maxime Mermoz
OMg, he's naked: Will Tudor bares all on 'Game Of Thrones'
OMG, his butt: Kenny Brain from 'Big Brother Canada': Season 2
» posted by Igor on Thursday, July 24, 2014
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