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Bousman was born and raised in Overland Park, Kansas where he was heavily involved in the theater community. He attended Kansas University where he majored in theater and film. During his sophomore year, he left KU to attend Florida Full Sail, a film school in Orlando. It was there that Bousman began writing and directing short horror films. Shortly thereafter, he moved to Los Angeles where he began his career directing music videos and commercials. During this time, he was introduced to Twisted Pictures producers Gregg Hoffman, Mark Burg and Oren Koules who had read the script Bousman had written called âThe Desperate.â They then hired him to direct the âSaw IIâ the sequel to the smash hit âSAWâ. Bousman went on to directed âSaw IIIâ and âSaw IV.â After the âSawâ films, Bousman went on to direct and produce a project what he calls his âpassion.â He calls âREPO! The Genetic Operaâ âindescribableâ â but characterizes it as ââBlade Runnerâ meets âThe Rocky Horror Picture Showâ.â The futuristic gothic opera, based on the original stage play which Bousman directed in 2002, stars Alexa Vega, Paul Sorvino, Anthony Head, Sarah Brightman & Paris Hilton. âREPO! The Genetic Operaâ takes place in the year 2056 â the not so distant future â when an epidemic of organ failures devastates the planet. GeneCo, a biotech company begins to offer organ transplants â for a price. Those who miss their payments are scheduled for repossession and hunted by villainous Repo Men. There is no spoken dialogue in the film, and all the actors performed their own songs. The eclectic soundtrack features songs by artists from Filter, Janeâs Addiction, Slipknot, Guns & Roses, Bauhaus and Love & Rockets. Currently, Darren is putting the final touches on his re-imaging of the 1980 Troma cult classic âMothers Day.â He is also releasing a 6 comic book mini-series he created through Radical Publishing called, ABATTOIR.


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Tom Town - Monett, MO
in U.S. National Register of Historic Places
A historic mill and canning district in rural Barry County southeast of Monett, Missouri
posted by: MountainWoods
location: Missouri
date approved: 8/9/2014
last visited: 8/9/2014
West Ninth Street-Baltimore Avenue Historic District - Kansas City, Mo.
This District encompasses 9th to 10th and Wyandotte to Baltimore in downtown Kansas City, Mo.
posted by: iconions
last visited: never
Baltimore County Courthouse - Towson, MD
The Baltimore County Courthouse is noted as an Historic Landmark in downtown Towson.
posted by: Ernmark
location: Maryland
date approved: 8/8/2014
Chik Wauk Lodge - Grand Marais, MN
The rock lodge was built in 1934 as part of the Chik Wauk Fishing Resort but was sold to the Forest Service when the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness Act went into effect in 1978.
posted by: wildernessmama
location: Minnesota
U.S. Post Office and Courthouse - Quincy IL
"The U.S. Post Office and Courthouse in Quincy, Illinois was built in 1887. It was designed by Mifflin E. Bell and reflects Late 19th and 20th Century Revivals architecture."
posted by: Where's George
location: Illinois
Lesem, S.J., Building - Quincy IL
"The S.J. Lesem Building is a 4-story, Italian-style brick building that first saw use as a warehouse and was completed in 1871. Today, it houses lofts in the upper floors and the first floor is home to the Tiramisu Italian restaurant."
Cascade River Wayside - Rural Grand Marais, MN
This marker at the Cascade River Overlook tells about history of the area.
Lake of the Woods Ranger Station--Work Center - Klamath County, OR
This former Lake of the Woods Ranger Station and Work Center was built by the Civilian Conservation Corps and is located just south of Hwy 140 in Klamath County, OR.
posted by: thebeav69
location: Oregon
date approved: 8/5/2014
Mason County Courthouse - Shelton, Washington
Historic courthouse built in 1929
posted by: ddtfamily
location: Washington
date approved: 8/4/2014
San Antonio Bridge
Stone bridge spanning the Agana canal built by the Spanish and dedicated to San Antonio de Padua. It is the last Spanish-era stone bridge still standing in the capital.
posted by: SaltyDog20
location: Guam
Plaza de Espana - Hagatna, Guam
Home of the Spanish governor between 1669 until 1898 when Guam was handed to the Americans. From there it served as the Naval Governor's headquarters until the Japanese occupation in 10 Dec 1941.
Bunker Building - Kansas City, Mo.
This four-story brick building is located at 820 Baltimore Ave. in Kansas City, Mo.
date approved: 8/3/2014
Marietta National Cemetery - Marietta, GA
Office Hours: Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Closed federal holidays except Memorial Day and Veterans Day.
Visitation Hours: Open daily from sunrise to sunset.
posted by: YoSam.
location: Georgia
date approved: 8/1/2014
Marcella Sembrich Opera Museum - Bolton, New York
Marcella Sembrich Opera Museum is located in Bolton, New York.
posted by: tatie
location: New York
Ott, Albert, House - Olathe, Kansas
This three-story frame Queen Anne style house is located at 401 South Harrison in Olathe, Kansas.
location: Kansas
date approved: 7/31/2014
Williams, Roger Y., House - San Juan Capistrano, CA
This property just became a NRHP listing in 2007.
posted by: bluesnote
location: California
Pickering, I. O., House - Olathe, KS
This two-story frame house is located at 507 West Park in Olathe, Ks.
date approved: 7/30/2014
Lanter, Franklin R., House - Olathe, KS
This two-story wood framed house is located at 562 West Park in Olathe Kansas
Laurens County Courthouse - Laurens, South Carolina
Built in 1837-1838, the Laurens County Courthouse served as a center for justice for over a century and a half. It currently serves as the home of the Laurens County Elections Department and the office of a state representative.
posted by: jhuoni
location: South Carolina
date approved: 7/29/2014
San Clemente Beach Club - San Clemente, CA
The former San Clemente Beach Club is now the Ole Hanson Beach Club.
date approved: 7/28/2014
Goldschmidt House - San Clemente, CA
A private home listed on the NRHP.
last visited: 8/13/2014
Hygieostatic Bat Roost - Comfort, TX
The Hygieostatic Bat Roost is one of sixteen known such roosts built between 1907 and 1929, one of two survivors of seven built in Texas, and the oldest of three known existing roosts in the US.
posted by: QuarrellaDeVil
location: Texas
John Herbert Nunns House - Silt, CO
The privy pit for this house is archeologically just as important as the building!
posted by: Outspoken1
location: Colorado
date approved: 7/27/2014
Van Hise Rock - Rock Springs WI
Van Hise Rock is a rock outcropping significant for its association with geologist Charles Van Hise
posted by: nomadwillie
location: Wisconsin
Wisconsin State Capitol - Madison WI
Completed in 1917, the building is the fifth to serve as the Wisconsin capitol since the first territorial legislature convened during 1836 and the third building since Wisconsin was granted statehood during 1848.
last visited: 8/3/2014
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To the Bat Cave ... for a unique home theater experience
Ever wanted to say: "To the Bat Cave …" but felt a bit of joker uttering those words out loud? Well, riddle me this … how does a home entertainment enthusiast 'Down Under' in Melbourne, Australia, get away with saying it? Holy Bat Cave replica Batman, he built his own … sock, biff, pow! Read More
SY Thalia - an electronic haven on the high seas
The SY Thalia is a yacht with a difference … while it's a beautiful looking vessel outside, it's what's inside that really takes your breath away. The 159-foot ketch is fitted out with an award-winning array of the latest and greatest AV gear that is usually reserved for luxury homes. In total, the $300,000+ installation has 12 entertainment, video and navigation zones, including five video screens, one of which is a home theater. Read More
In what seems like an obvious merging of technologies now that it's happened, Nikon has announced the world's first compact digital camera to feature a built-in projector. The COOLPIX S1000pj is a 12.1 megapixel camera that could see an end to people elbowing each other out of the way to get a glimpse of themselves in the latest happy snap on a camera's small LCD display. Read More
Light Blue Optics (LBO) has received an injection of funds to further its development of, among other things, a holographic laser projection technology. The big news is that this technology can be touch-enabled, meaning any flat surface, such as a table, can be instantly transformed into a touch-sensitive display, eliminating the need for a touch screen and allowing users to directly interact with multimedia content. Read More
I'm often told I'm lacking in the fireworks department in the bedroom so the Uchiage Hanabi could be just what I need. Produced by Sega Toys, the Uchiage Hanabi is a fireworks projector that lets users display a full fireworks show on their walls and ceilings, complete with realistic sound effects. Read More
For those who just can't wait for the convenience of a projector built into their phone, the BenQ Joybee GP1 may be the answer to your portable projection prayers. Small enough to fit neatly in a suitcase (or hand bag), the GP1 can project from a range of portable devices, including iPhones and USB thumb drives. The GP1 has a sleek and modern design, and feels sturdy and light enough to be carried around all day - making it perfect for the modern mobile office, which often excludes a PC. Read More
The increasing popularity of mobile phones as complete multimedia devices has been hampered by one obvious problem – screen size. That problem has seen the development of different projectors and projection technologies eager to provide the solution. The latest to enter the fray is the Mili Pro - a stylish unit from mobile phone accessory developer PhoneSuit that is designed to give the big picture treatment to Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch. Read More
Mini OLED projector prototype for mobile phones
A new mini projector prototype could see mobile phone users hosting impromptu movie screenings on makeshift screens such as white towels or walls... without killing the battery. Unlike conventional projectors the prototype doesn't need an additional illumination system. Instead it relies on a lens system to project images produced by an OLED onto a wall or other flat surface. Read More
Every now and then, we come across an idea so forehead-slappingly simple, so practical and logical that we have to ask: how come nobody thought of this before? When you have one of those moments, you know the inventor's onto a rip-snorter of a product - and so it is with the VirtualHUD, a super-bright projector that uses the back of a plane's propeller as a screen to create a full-color heads-up display. The system uses similar technology to the augmented reality systems The Mobiler covered recently to overlay instrumental data, as well as GPS points, 'highway in the sky' targets and visual representations of things like no-fly zones, over the pilot's actual view out the cockpit windscreen - all without obscuring natural vision through the propeller. Read More
What's the use of shooting HD video with your pocket camcorder if you can't immediately share your cinematic masterpiece with your friends? That seems to be the question Life Technologies is answering with their new DigiLife DDV-JF1, a combination HD video recorder and pico projector in one compact unit. Read More
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Today is sunny, bright, and cold with a current temp of a balmy 12 degrees at MD Resort in Aurora, TX, North Fort Worth Texas. It is not your typical January weather. Usually by this time of the year, our lows are in the upper 50s when the weather is not cooperating. Thanks to arctic weather spreading its reach much farther than usual, most of the US is starting this year with unusual wintery if not a record breaking cold start to the New Years. Texas just happens to be one of the warmest states in the United States.
Happy New Years, the beginning of a fresh slate. May this year bring with it all the love and happiness your heart can hold, and when you think there is no way you can hold more, may your heart grow tenfold. This is what I wish for you this year! That you always find the greatness in the moment that you are in, and when life begins to seem to be bigger than you are capable of handling, that you take a step back and see the moment from a new perspective.
Main dishes, appetizers, and snacks galore. One of the most stressful part of the season is finding new and exciting holiday recipes to share with your friends and family. It is understandable, your family is coming over, and every year the family is served the same old dishes, sometimes you just want to shake things up and give people something new to try. So here begins the search, and the staff of MD Resort wants to try to help you by sharing some of our favorite holiday recipes with you.
The weather has brought snow, ice, and cold to most of the United States. States that normally wouldn't experience cold weather are, and for some, it is a little inconvenient. In Texas, for example, school has been out all week, people haven't been able to make it in to their jobs and offices, and stores, restaurants, and streets that would normally be crowded to overflowing with holiday shoppers are practically deserted.
The weather outside is frightful, and my dear, it is so delightful, the weather outside is cold, so let it look an awful lot like snow! OK, so it is not really snow. It is a couple inches of solid ice that is white and looks powdery, but we aren't outside making snowballs out of them! We are staying inside because it is pure ice!!!
The holidays are official! The holidays are official on Thanksgivings Eve when people are really beginning to rush around getting everything ready for Thanksgiving day. For most people, this means food. How much food? That is the question. I know in my home, there was 5 different types of stuffing, 2 types of turkey, roast beef, and 3 slightly different green bean casseroles sitting right next to the freshly picked green beans.
Heap high the board with plenteous cheer and gather to the feast, And toast the sturdy Pilgrim band whose courage never ceased.
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Uncle Luke, the man who made the U.S. Supreme Court stand up for free speech, gets as nasty as he wants to be for Miami New Times. This week, Luke retraces the history of broken promises made to Miami's African American community.On November 6, we'll vote on a $1.2 billion bond issue to fix up 280 s ... More >>
What exactly does that mean? Today we know it means that two museums will receive hundreds of millions of dollars to build hulking structures in a waterfront park. But on November 2, most people had no clue
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text: Greta, Geraldo, The Today Show and all the other phony coward swine are back in business, the old ŌĆ£creepy kiss blowing bagŌĆØ has risen from the grave, Anna Nichole Smith, now the Media Scum are all excited and having orgasms every time they hear or say her name, Greta Van Susteren canŌĆÖt sit still when sheŌĆÖs talking about her sheŌĆÖs starting to drool like Chris Matthews does whenever he says the word ŌĆ£ObamaŌĆØ. News people read this forum, politicians read this forum, do any of you cowards in the Media remember a story a few weeks ago about the ŌĆ£Muslim ButcherŌĆØ who CARVED his wifeŌĆÖs head off with a hunting knife because she wanted a divorce and the murdering bastard said ŌĆ£his religion forbids divorceŌĆØ so instead of a divorce Mohammad cut her head off like Col Sanders used to do with his chickens, WHERE WAS DROOLING GREATA, WHERE WAS BIG SHOT GERALDO, WHERE WAS MATT LAUER, dirty rotten sniveling cowards, if a Presbyterian Decapitated his wife because she wanted a divorce these scumsucking News Media Whores would be yapping about it for five years, Movies would be made from it, now the old fat a$s embarrassing bag Nichole Smith is back and we will be hearing about it right up until it is time to start Bashing Xmas and Jesus. Why is it that the Left Wing Media and most of the Socialist Liberals in America have no problem what so ever kicking the sh!t out of God & Jesus but the cowardly bastards are scared to death of Islam, why are the ŌĆ£Anti JesusŌĆØ people so silent on ŌĆ£AllahŌĆØ when is the last time a Baptist or a Methodist has taken a women out in the street and thrown rocks at her until she is dead, this Religion still ŌĆ£Lashes Old LadyŌĆÖsŌĆØ with a whip, AmericaŌĆÖs ŌĆ£Atheists And Anti JesusŌĆØ cowards are dead silent ŌĆ£GOD WILLING WE WILL KILL THEM ALL DEATH TO THE GREAT SATAN AMERICAŌĆØ Imagine If Some Mormon Said That. Go turn your TV on, there she is, patting her old fat a$s and blowing kisses, the Old Bag herself Anna Nichole Smith, it wonŌĆÖt be long before they find a way to bring Scott Peterson back too, if Scott Peterson had beheaded his wife instead of drowning her they would have named a Holiday for him. :bricks:


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Ling & Louie's Asian Bar and Grill is where authentic Chinese food and distinct specialties from Asia come together in a vibrant contemporary restaurant. Combining authentic Asian food with American hospitality, stylish interiors with affordable prices, familiar with new dishes, spicy with non-spicy offerings, the restaurant is a marriage of the best of Eastern and Western traditions. Ling & Louie's Express will feature a faster service line-up of Asian dishes and fresh sushi selections for an extended dining period.
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Wierd, when I first saw TDK i thought it was overrated but after a few days came to love it and not think it was over-rated, in short i liked more after a while than i did immediatly. Now i think the Dark Knight is perfect and the best film of 2008 by a mile.
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text: Hi Stefan et al. I also wondered about this a couple of months ago, and wrote the Kingdom Chronicler (after going back and forth between the MOAS and KC pages, which both have non-working links). This is response I received: At 10:29 PM -0400 10/22/09, karenjohnson at midrealm.org wrote: >M. Chimene-- >Unfortunately, there are some 'issues' with that issue right now, so it's >unavailable for distribution at this time. We're hoping to get that >resolved, so I'll announce that when I can. Thanks for your patience!! > >Sincerely, >Katarina Peregrine >cc: Otto And I haven't seen/heard anything since. It would be nice if there was a dated, "Not currently available on-line." note on the Kingdom webpages, or something. I think(!?) I remember there being a subsequent issue at the "CURRENT ISSUE" link when I was looking in October, but that doesn't seem to be there today. M. Chimene ================ >Artes Draconis is the A&S newsletter for the Middle Kingdom. > >I got an inquiry from a couple new to the SCA trying get a copy of >the Cookery Issue done, they think in 2008. I couldn't find anything >online, like table of contents for the various issues, to confirm >this. > >The link I could find is: >http://www.midrealm.org/moas/midrealm_artes_draconis.html > >But the link on that page to the current issue doesn't work. Does >anyone know if the newsletter is still in publication? And >specifically whether this cookery issue is still available? The >editor is mentioned on that page, but since the link doesn't work, >we don't know whether that is really the place these folks should >send their money for this issue or not or whether the editor info is >out of date. > >Since they seem interested in medieval cooking, I've also suggested >they join this list and sent them the info to sign on. :-) > >Stefan >-------- >THLord Stefan li Rous Barony of Bryn Gwlad Kingdom of Ansteorra > Mark S. Harris Austin, Texas StefanliRous at austin.rr.com >**** See Stefan's Florilegium files at: http://www.florilegium.org ****


text: Nick Cain Issue 369 November 2014 + The Wire Tapper 36 On the cover: The Newcastle singer and guitarist Richard Dawson weaves his songs from the landscapes and social histories of North East England. By Abi Bliss; the multi-instrumentalist and artist Alfred 23 Harth; Cooly G takes the Invisible Jukebox test; a Primer on Autechre remixes; composer Moniek Darge; Kenny Wheeler remembered; Katie Gately; Ascetic House; Selvhenter and more. Plus hundreds of releases, gigs, books and films reviewed. AND our latest 20 track CD, free to all readers with The Wire Buy - £6.00 Read at Exact Editions Issue 367 September 2014 On the cover: Dean Blunt: David Keenan talks black metal, free jazz and life after Hype Williams with East London's shapeshifting samplist. David Rosenboom: From brainwaves to stellar oscillations, the US composer finds sonic inspiration in all possible worlds. Phil Freeman's Primer on the career of the freewheeling saxophonist, Pharoah Sanders. Plus: Justin Broadrick's Invisible Jukebox, Jad Fair's Inner Sleeve, London grime producer Slackk, Brooklyn's Sound And Chaos studio, Drew Mulholland, Catherine Lamb, heaps of reviews, news and more. Buy - £6.00 Read at Exact Editions Issue 364 June 2014 On the cover: Ben Frost: The Australian composer combines elemental harshness and emotional heft in music designed to overwhelm. By Dan Barrow. Plus: Dan Wilson looks at theatrical inventions of the Victorian era, Philip Clark speaks with Orphy Robinson, Mike Heron's Invisible Jukebox, Golden Teacher, Franck Vigroux, Hailu Mergia, album, book and live reviews, and much more Buy - £6.00 Read at Exact Editions Issue 362 April 2014 + The Wire Tapper 34 On the cover: The Ex: Daniel Spicer travels to Amsterdam to talk DIY survival strategies with the Dutch ethno-improv-punk collective. 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NFC will be in all Nokia smartphones from 2011
SMS was also incorporated before anyone wanted it
I think the real advantages here are ticketless transactions, like in the airport, train, tube, bus, cinema, concerts etc.
Build it and they will come worked for SMS. Why not NFC?
Brits left cold by mobile internet
I blame the websites
The websites that people want to use are not really geared up for viewing over the mobile web. The only site I've ever used with any regularity on my phone is the PDA version of the National Rail site, because most websites force nearly a meg of pictures and "rich content" down your thin internet connection every time you click a link. It's chicken and egg with user experience and user usage, but when even seasoned geeks think your website looks rubbish over mobile internet, you've got problems.
And as for the iphone, making a walled garden of internet for rich people may make you rich, but its not really progress.
Nokia prepping 12Mp cameraphone with optical zoom?
Um... the N93 had optical zoom
so it wont even be the first phone with optical zoom for Nokia.
Boffins offer plastic printing service
Quite cheap
I looked em up, and they're not too expensive for a one-off model making service.
Nokia's Tube touchphone to be out in time for Xmas?
Anything you can do, I can do better
That's all I wanted to say.
Nokia E71 smartphone
A phone for every occasion
That should be Nokias motto.
It's a business phone that execs will like, and it has security features which IT will like. You won't feel like a fool getting it out in a meeting. The camera is decent, especially compared to HTC or BB. Nice.
Consider yourself Moderatrixed
Re: Re: boyfriends
I personally find the gender-equality in science/engineering fascinating. Not just because you get to hear people stumble around a metaphorical minefield, but also because you can weed out people you never want to get to know personally.
Reminds me of a story on of the women on my degree course told me:
The scene: She wanted to get onto a Mech Eng course at university. She is invited to an interview at a London-based uni.
Interviewer: "I notice you went to an all-girls school. Are you just applying because you want to be on a course full of boys?"
Friend: "..."
David Davis tells El Reg that Labour is 'mesmerised' by tech
A teaspoon of wine in a barrel of sewage is sewage
A teaspoon of sewage in a barrel of wine is also sewage.
I know which one I'd rather drink.
Research: Wind power pricier, emits more CO2 than thought
Wind power is one of the many tools to relieve dependence on fossil fuels. It will not cure cancer. It will not make you better in bed. It will displace some of the coal and gas burnt in power stations today.
The last decade has seen greater steps forward in quality of life for everyone in the UK, but Blair was a social policy man, not a power production specialist. And Brown is just a money man, bless his little cotton socks. This is a critical time in determining the energy mix of the next 100 years in the UK. Stop bickering and go and do something, before they use rolling brownouts to force your total obedience.
@ Anyone know how much CO2 goes into building a wind turbine?
The energy payback period is what you're after. For a wind turbine, the energy payback is 80-100 times the initial energy cost, over the 20-25 year lifespan. For solar panels it is 2-4, over the same period. To work out how long it takes to pay that back, use a calculator. To work out how much CO2 is produced, use excel.
Fossil and nuclear fuelled power plants never technically pay back the energy put into them, because you're always putting fuel into them.
Isn't perspective wonderful?
Dinorwig is in north Wales
Not in Scotland, although the Scots have their fair share of hydro power. Incidentally, nuclear power also goes mad for these pumped storage schemes, for precisely the opposite reason - they run at base load and cannot cope with the massive swings in power demand over the day.
As with all of these things, a mixture of power sources is the answer, and writing off wind power because it doesn't quite fit the bill is very un-engineering-like. And by 2020, we'll all have mandated smart appliances, or smart plugs for them at least, so that some of the curve is removed. In a world of less "peaky" production capabilities, you'll have to be less "peaky" in your demand.
Midwestern data pimping alive and well
Where are these ads placed?
What are they replacing?
Are the original advertisers annoyed that someone else is supplanting their paid-for spot?
Google a broken hell for five-year-olds
Is this not just a difference in culture and business focus?
What do google sell? Adverts, right? And all their products are just excuses to stick some adverts on the side of your document.
Microsoft are in the productivity business, so their products are aimed at work-a-day people. Cool is cool, but it doesn't put food on the table (though it may keep it fresh. Is that mixing metaphors?).
It's not so much comparing apples and oranges as promotional pens and oranges.
I'll get my metaphorical...
What's going to power Small, Cheap Computers?
I'm not afraid of Bill Ray
I think the fundamental thing here is that computing power has progressed to the point where fundamental questions are being asked about what we actually want to *do* with all these chips.
Symbian and XP are at two ends of the scale with computers: Symbian does alot with a little. XP does alot with alot. Faster, lower power chips are closing the gap between them.
None of which answers the real question everyone is asking: Why is the new EEE so expensive, and where did they lose their way?
Bill Gates has gone, what's his legacy?
The history of Billg is the history of MS
And when he leaves, what will be left? A company which rose to power on a good idea, and stayed at the top through grabbing the good ideas of others (not a bad thing), and is now slipping because others are now doing the same (google, anyone?).
That said, the really *good* old guard companies never die, they just refocus on what they're good at. Newspapers never died when online news appeared, they just shuffled up a bit. A smaller slice of a bigger pie. It may be that Linux or OSX become the OS of choice for Laptots and consumer PCs, but windows remains as the OS of the megacorp. More expensive licenses, fewer, richer customers. Or maybe they'll embrace open source and slip into the pool of modular and infinitely customisable software out there...
The icon is to say "what now for IT?"
Dreamer calls for revolution of the algorithm
I remember when...
Linux was hailed as the new messiah, to solve world hunger and free computers, leading us to the promised land. I think we all grow jaded with time, though we would wish otherwise.
Fired IT manager accused of venting spleen on organ bank
Is it any wonder
that IT security see their own staff as more of a risk than outside hackers?
Oxford tops Blighty university rankings
I noticed a number of spelling mistakes and odd numbers in the tables, e.g.:
"Prices between colleges vary widely between colleges." - cambridge's accomodation, there.
Anyway, that list is for the universities as a whole. Check the list for your subject and the table changes markedly. For instance, in computer science Cambridge tops the list, and the top 10 change significantly.
Why does the research go up to 7? How are each of these highly subjective numbers assessed? Will they be the same after I spend 3-4 years in that place? Will the department close halfway through, leaving me high and dry?
Answers on a snail, please.
Bosch, Siemens: Vorsprung durch kinder und technik
I'm a Mech. Eng. graduate (as of last Friday!) going straight into a job. I had about a million job offers (OK, not quite, but still enough). The salary is competitive, and just shy of the UK average wage. Everyone in my class who wanted a job ASAP has got one, and the rest will not have a problem when the time comes. Even a friend who graduated with a 2:2 last year has a job now (ironically with one of the companies mentioned).
I've said it before, and I shall say it again - you're a bunch of old fogies moaning about the death of "proper jobs" while failing to realise that only the unsustainable stuff went away. When your standards of living go up, coal mining is less attractive as a job. Engineering has got smarter, and a new generation of whizz-kids are going to shake it all up. The generation gap is closing.
5 years ago, everything was being shipped off to china, and the future looked bleak. Now china is importing more high tech stuff than it put out and a recession is stripping all the fat from uk businesses. Chin up, eh?
Apple under the gun to master the iPhone's 'second album'
Too cool for school
Apple has always been too cool for school - never wanting to stop creating new, proprietary stuff and play nicely with others. The pattern established with the old ipods is being played out again - slight upgrade justifies the same price a year later.
There was never any issue about whether they could pull off the iphone 2, Moore's law saw to that. The real question was whether they would upgrade anything meaningful, and the answer is no. The "virtual" GPS has become real, the download speed is faster. Plus ca change.
The camera is still 2 megapixel, the whole thing is a still delicate piece of glass. The worlds largest camera maker has nothing to worry about.
Another Tom
Irregular heart rhythm? Try a Taser
Re: Shit happens.....
"They deserved it" is not a good reason to ignore someones unlawful killing, and a death in police custody should always be investigated.
Tasers may be less damaging than a billy club to the head, and a sharp blow to the chest of any healthy person can cause the heart to stop. This is why you don't hit people on the head or chest with a billy club, and this is why a taser to any part of the body should be carefully considered.
I don't object to tasers absolutely, but their use should be carefully examined, and if they keep using them on people in hospitals then we should consider banning their use.
Mobile money - a helping hand for the poor?
Jan Chipchase (sp?) tells a similar story
Jan Chipchase's talk at TED tells about how people use phone credit as a method of sending money back home (admittedly from the city to the countryside). Microbanking and mobile phones are two very effective means of improving the economic state of some very poor people. It often amazes me how much we take for granted (free bank accounts, free phones, free bill payment) simply because we've passed the point in our wealth where it isn't economically viable to charge us for those things.
Blighty to become old-time Inundation Nation
Re: Mwhahahahaha
I live in Sheffield, which is built on lots of hills. You know, the city that flooded last summer?
Ironically, it was Hillsborough which flooded quite badly. So, in conclusion: Hills don't stop flooding.
PS: this icon is more appropriate than I think most people realise.
Shell pulls out of Thames Estuary mega-windfarm
The future is still oil free
Whether or not the climate is set to change is rather by-the-by when it comes to assessing the UK energy gap. The real fact of the matter is that north sea oil production is shrinking. Might it not make sense to start looking at alternatives? Or even building alternatives?
The other major contender, nuclear power, has the opposite problem to wind power: it pumps out energy at base load with no consideration to demand. Oh, and it will take 10 years to build another plant. So there you have your choices: unpredictable and NOW, or predictable and in 10 years.
Personally I reckon that peak-power could be sorted quite easily with digital tv, by having the commercial breaks staggered across the country. That way, when you flush the bog and switch the kettle on, it'll not be in synchrony with the everyone else...
Brit tourist blags his way onto Iron Man set
Re: Picture?
Yes, as they say on the internet these days: pictures or it didn't happen!
We-think, I-think ... and Groupthink
Re: Plagiarism or Research?
I'm writing my dissertation right now, and I'm trying to do just that - reference everything I find. Unfortunately, it's now frowned upon to cite Wikipedia in your references (thanks, TheRegister!), or use some unsubstantiated web-guru as a source in an academic context. This leaves me in a dilemma: do I spend 10x as long searching for a reliable source, or get laughed at by an ivory-towered academic?
Also, this groupthink is not a new thing. Academic cliques have been around since Socrates hung out with Plato.
Snort coke, shaft the environment, say boffins
I'm surprised this hasn't come up before
When was the last time you were offered an organic line? Or an organic cigarette for that matter?
Unfortunately, one of the characteristics of an addict is not seeing the wider consequences of their habit. I therefore doubt that someone who doesn't care that they're boring all around them with inane chatter will be particularly bothered by another 4 m^2 of Colombian forest gone up their nostril.
Ofcom to hold operators responsible for dodgy dealers
To Danny
You obviously have never helped a less technically (or bloody) minded friend reclaim their cash. You have to jump through so many hoops and read such tiny small print that the whole process is clearly designed to rip people off.
Yes, people should think about why a company is offering them "free money" to sign on the dotted line, but when it goes pear-shaped so often and for so many people, regulators have a duty to step in.
Desktop Eee PC spied on web
It's funny but...
Buying this desktop or the laptop for the Linux inside is probably the most attractive thing about it. It's like when people used to by macs for their grannies, before they went and complicated things.
UK gov unveils 'Innovation Nation' plans
PR speaks louder than actions?
Essentially, the government has a new plan for a policy regarding technology, specifically technology outside of the traditional areas where the private sector has excelled. I say excelled, but what I really mean is: companies can still earn a crust without relocating to the far east.
It's a start, but a start needs a middle. Oh, and an end goal would be nice, too.
Actually, I think that's the problem I have with the recent wave of government tech policy - they can't admit they've been doing it wrong all this time, so anything more decisive or visionary would look like they're changing their mind.
eBay parachutes ecommerce veteran into Skype hotseat
They started with a good idea... and then stopped
The initial premise was good, and the execution was fair: Free skype-to-skype calls, some landline tie-ins and a simple to use IM front-end. And then they stopped. They need to set themselves up like Blackberry, or as an MVNO with mobiles in every country. Simplify corporate communication and everyone will want one. Offer the same as everyone else, and you'll just end up an also-ran.
That said, friends who work or live overseas having a local number their family can call for free on their landlines, and forward to their mobiles for pennies a minute makes it a real, if quiet, success.
Apple to announce iPhone and iPod Touch price cuts?
Is the iPod like the Big Mac index of consumer electronics?
I only ask, because it would make a lot of sense to use the iPod: only a few rigidly priced retailers; clockwork price reduction mechanism; Apple take a very stable cut of the RRP/BOM difference. Hmmm...
EU president sets green plans in stone
@Jeroen Braamhaar: energy payback
The energy payback period for an off shore windmill is rather shorter (6 months) than the financial payback period (3-8 years). When you say "an awful lot of steel, electronics and composites", you obviously haven't seen the inside of one of these things. They're cheap, they're cheerful (they make me smile) and they can be put up and paying back the installation cost before a nuclear power plant gets planning permission.
Do we need computer competence tests?
Certainly something should be done
In my university, anyone can walk in and plug their laptop (or even desktop) into the university network and, once the MAC has been registered, is free to do as they like. However, if your computer has one of a number of network spreading or botnet-zombie viruses detected on it, it's cut off until you prove it's infection free. They'll even help you reinstall it, if you want. Surely an ISP can do similar? I know that there'll be arguments of personal responsibility, and economics, but it hurts ISPs as much as the rest of us when a botnet strikes.
As for a secured browser, I've long thought that it might be worth having bank websites only respond to a certain type of secured browser, above and beyond the little padlock icon, in order to prevent phishing.
Google tidies up iPhone apps for Macworld
How do you know who's using the internet more?
Both the iPhone and Nokia phones use versions of the safari browser, so unless you're digging quite deep, its hard to know who is visiting what.
Microsoft set to milk mobile Messenger mavens?
I tried the symbian version of MSN Messenger
I liked the functionality - almost as good as on the desktop.
Just a couple of problems, though. It puts hotmail in your messaging app, msn messenger contacts in your address book. Oh, and in the E90 it messes up the widescreen properties of those two apps as well, making Andrew Orlowski's favourite device look craptastic.
I'll stick with Slick. The name says it all!
New 3D chip transistor may reach 50GHz
About time!
Its about time a breakthrough was made. Last I heard, Intels roadmaps petered out at 10nm and a section marked "here be dragons".
Nokia N95 update speeds apps with virtual memory
Re: Windows only????
Even getting firmware updates on windows is progress. In the old days you'd have to go to a service centre to update your phone. Oh the hilarity - two almost identical 8310s, one on O2 and one on Cellnet!
Nokia app monitors juice
I dunno
I mean, when you're running Fring or some other energy-intensive, always-on program on your phone, the battery life takes a real hit (from 3 days to "get out of my way, can't you see my phone is dying?!"). If this encourages the program makers to fine-tune their apps, or even put in an energy-save option, then it can only help.
As for its poor interaction with other programs, they aren't going to be run in isolation anyway, so it may not make all that much difference.
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Dear Kev
You'll notice if you look at the new N95 8Gb (and other one, I forget the name) that it has a larger battery pack, at the cost of the camera lens cover.
If you don't like the short battery life, I suggest you take a leaf out of Brian's book, and choose a phone that does less but lasts longer. Some older SE phones might fit the bill, as will an N73.
Singapore allows sale of 'lesbian' video game
No it doesn't
The fact that they banned it due to homosexual content, and then reversed that decision does not in any way support the reversal of the decision to ban manhunt. Manhunt was banned due to its graphic depiction of violence, which most people would agree is somewhat different to a girl-on-alien-girl kiss, especially when judged against the values of this society.
Just to spell it out: We all want more gratuitous sex, but don't want more gratuitous violence, okay?
Winning the (propaganda) war on cancer
Excellent points, very well made
The fact is that medical treatment is expensive, and deciding whether it is worth paying for is difficult. Doctors use very obscure and hard to grasp measures of quality of life, and clarifying the use of words like "cure" and "survival" is just the start.
Perhaps once patients fully understand the implications of treatment, they'll be able to choose the level of quality and length of life they want, and doctors will be able to trust them to make their own decisions.
5 years of vomiting and pill-popping, or 1 year of normal life? Is "survival" worth it? Its worth giving it some thought...
The Economist de-rails Microsoft media love in
Timely comments
It always amazes me that people working with technology don't understand that not everyone loves what they love (technology, and especially clever technology). This is a message that is repeated over and over again in the real world, in many subtle ways, but in the echo chamber of the internet it is lost.
To paraphrase Fry: clever things make people feel stupid, and new things make them feel scared.
Surfers protest wave power project
If the MOD can't hold them back...
I doubt a load of surfers can.
Still, that's not a bad suggestion of putting windmills on golf courses.
How does the heart differ from other mechanical pumps?
Not really answering the question
How the heart works is covered in GCSE biology. Physical differences from a mechanical pump are only half the story.
The heart really differs from other mechanical pumps, in a functional sense, in that the pressure remains very low throughout, and this prevents the blood cells from being destroyed (haemolysis). This is one of the major barriers to replacing the heart with a mechanical alternative.
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This elegant, luxury hotel is centrally situated in the Eixampel district of the city, just 20 minutes drive from the airport. Countless shops and entertainment venues, as well as some of the city's best tourist sights, are within walking distance of the hotel or can easily be reached on public transport.Built in 2004, this popular hotel offers a total of 141 rooms all doubles and twins. Various facilities are available to guests including a cosy foyer with lifts, safes. 24-hour reception. There is also a café, a bar, a pub and an air-conditioned à la carte restaurant. Guests travelling on business may make use of the in-house Internet access and conference room. Room and laundry services are also available and there is a doctor on call. The hotel has its own car park.The comfortable rooms come with an en suite bathroom with hairdryer, a telephone, satellite TV, Internet access, central heating, a minibar and a safe.Guests may make use of the hotel's gym.Guests may serve themselves at the breakfast buffet.
Description Ayre Hotel Caspe
- • Year of construction: 2004
- • Suites: 2
- • Number of floors (main building): 7
- • Total number of rooms: 141
- • Double rooms: 139
Hotel type
- • Hotel
Methods of payment
- • American Express
- • Diners Club
- • MasterCard
- • Visa
Room facilities (Standard room)
- • Bathroom
- • Central heating
- • Centrally regulated air conditioning
- • Direct dial telephone
- • Hairdryer
- • Internet access
- • Minibar
- • Safe
Disability-friendly bathroom
Smoking rooms
- • 24-hour reception
- • Air conditioning in public areas
- • Bar
- • Café
- • Car park (*)
- • Conference room
- • Currency exchange facilities
- • Gym
- • Hotel safe
- • Laundry service (*)
- • Lift access
- • Medical service (*)
- • Non-smoking area
- • Restaurant
- • Room service
- • Wi-fi
- • Wired Internet
Large pets allowed (over 5 kg)
Small pets allowed (under 5 kg)
- • Breakfast buffet
Distances (in meters)
- • City centre: 0.62 mi
- • Beach: 1.24 mi
- • Golf course: 9.30 mi
License: HB-004182
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Modi has to travel south and north east for govt at center?
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Specially NE.....ets an area in problem n always neglected.....though small....it deserves more focusAnswered by harshal kalangutkar, 08 Dec '13 10:27 am
Where is Modi magic? In Rajstan ,the BJP win is for V Raje. In MP the victory is for Shivraj Singh Chouhan. In Delhi,it failed miserably to grab the anti incumbency votes. People preferred AAP over BJP.In Chatisgarh, no Modi magic is seen.Rather it is a vote for Raman Singh.In 2014,Parliamentary election,a lot of local factors will act against Modi.So, it is difficult for BJP n Modi to capture the required number of seats to form Govt. at the center.Answered by Damodar Biswal, 08 Dec '13 10:35 am
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As we mentioned yesterday, Jon Daniels is entering his fourth year as Texas Rangers general manager. He started off with a bang in year one, trading Alfonso Soriano in his first move and dealing Chris Young and Adrian Gonzalez less than two weeks later. Unfortunately, he received very little in retu ... More >>
Your Texas Rangers are the type of guy who would go out and buy a classic '57 Chevy - in '67. They invite you over to check out their new 8-track tape player. And - 10 years after being left at the altar by an All-Star pitcher in his prime - they keep throwing millions at Randy Johnson. In 1998 ... More >>
At the rate this Super Bowl or Bust season's going for Your Dallas Cowboys, Jerry Jones has but four opportunities left to bring folks up to the owner's suite in Texas Stadium before the joint gets bye-byed. It is, alas, a most wonderful treat for the special someones tapped to join Jerry and Gene ( ... More >>
Among the group of baseball jerseys in my closet -- behind Pudge's and A-Rod's Rangers ones -- there's an old, unworn Tampa Bay Devil Rays jersey with no name or number on it. When Tampa took Josh Hamilton with the No. 1 overall pick in 1999, I bought the jersey and waited to have Hamilton's name an ... More >>
The Rangers want this man on their team next year. So do half a dozen other MLB teams. So, bye-bye, Daisuke. It woulda been swell. Some random sports notes before Richie wakes up: The Newberg Report's Mike Hindman sends word this a.m. that "the Seibu Lions will hold a board of directors meeting on ... More >>
No refunds, Rangers fans, even though the dark clouds of the A-Rod trade threaten the entire season
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New Texas Rangers manager Buck Showalter makes the team much better. Problem is, he can�t hit leadoff, play center field or pitch.
Look what we get for trying to be nice
1998 was a great year for sports...just not in Dallas
Todd Van Poppel doesn't have to be great anymore, just good enough
April 16 - 22, 1998
Kevin Elster was through with baseball once, but it was not finished with him


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