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Seth Dixon's curator insight, January 22, 2013 10:36 PM
This is a great article that demonstrates the value of curation in education (especially using the platform scoop.it). Students today must sort through an array of online sources today. As a professor/curator, I see part of my role being to present students with vetted, quality online information. I demonstrate this in part ot provide materials for my students, but even more so to teach my students how to assess materials for themselves as they become the curators of information in their own right.
Emiel Mulder's curator insight, January 24, 2013 6:40 AM
Leerlingen moet leren welke bronnen bruikbaar zijn en welke niet. Daar wordt echter maar weinig aandacht aan besteed... Hoe kan dit beter?
Lauren Stahowiak's curator insight, February 27, 5:05 PM
Money controls everything. Because parliament has to make some budget cuts, money must be spent elsewhere. Because of this, Greece leaving the euro could lead to a downward spiral including a sovereign debt crisis, a recession and political backlash. Should Greece keep the euro?
Nathan Chasse's curator insight, March 17, 8:02 AM
This article explains eight possible outcomes of Greece leaving the Euro Zone. None of them favorable for Europe, except maybe the UK which could possibly borrow more cheaply. For the rest of Europe, the results are either increased burdens for the more economically strong EZ nations like Germany, or a domino effect which accelerates the decline of the struggling economies of countries like Italy and Spain.
Hector Alonzo's curator insight, November 2, 8:09 PM
If Greek were to quit/ be forced out of the Euro, according to this article, would not bode well for the country. As the graph suggests, Greece would experience multiple consequences if their vote fail then Greece will possibly suffer a government shutdown due to the debt they find themselves in.
Fabrizio Bartoli's curator insight, July 25, 2013 4:15 AM
Deep and interesting speech to work with...
Renuka de Silva's curator insight, August 30, 2013 2:45 PM
A new beginning for my social justice centered classroom – a great point for discussion and student engagement. Thank you.
Seth Dixon's curator insight, January 15, 2013 3:03 PM
Are you a high school teacher looking for some funds for your classroom? The My Community, Our Earth: Global Connections and Exchange Program (PDF) is connecting high school students in the U.S. with their peers abroad (in Bolivia, Ghana, Nicaragua and the Philippines) through virtual online meetings. The Association of American Geographers is especially eager to have AP Human Geography teachers participate in this program. These meetings are arranged through online video conferences, online phone calls and chat sessions using Skype. The purpose of these meetings is to stimulate thinking and collaboration between high school students across international borders around sustainable development themes such as climate change, green economy, food security and hazards and vulnerability, while enriching cultural literacy. We are looking for formal and informal educators in the U.S., at the high school level, who would like to participate with us.
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Tags: AAG, teacher training, APHG.
Courtney Holbert's curator insight, February 3, 2013 10:21 PM
Could have great potential experiences for the classroom
ATIS4all project's curator insight, January 10, 2013 11:04 AM
Amazing catalogue on Inclusive Technology
Karen Dietz's curator insight, January 9, 2013 2:13 PM
Well, here is an under-utilized visual storytelling technique -- using whiteboards during sales presentations.
According to this latest research, whiteboard visual storytelling -- or let's say any kind of visual storytelling -- in not being used during presentations, which is negatively impacting sales.
Wow! If you do any kind of marketing/sales presentations for your company, you might want to pay attention to this research.
Time to go build those visuals to grow the business this year!
This review was written by Karen Dietz for her curated content on business storytelling atwww.scoop.it/t/just-story-it
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Rebecca Farrea's curator insight, December 10, 2013 3:24 PM
This is an interesting BBC news source and even though it is from 2008, it is still important to the topic of initiating government policies, especially those that may have a racial component. Aborigines threatened to shut down access to the Australian landmark, Uluru (previously named Ayer's Rock by European explorers). Australian government leaders imposed laws banning alcohol and pornography from Aborigines in hopes to lower the incidents of child abuse. While child abuse is a more prevalent issue among indigenous groups rather than those who are not Aborigines, I do not think it is fair to impose particular bans against certain groups. Child abuse is most likely an issue among Australians other than Aborigines, but just because it might be more prevalent among Aborigines, it is not a reason to punish one group of people and not all.
Jessica Rieman's curator insight, April 23, 5:35 PM
Australia is one of my most racially discriminated places in the world because of this there are alot of factors that play into these problems. "The so-called "intervention" in the Northern Territory was introduced by former Prime Minster John Howard's conservative government.Chronic disadvantage had led to Aboriginal life expectancy being 17 years below that of other Australians."
Elizabeth Bitgood's curator insight, April 24, 8:15 PM
This article points out the political and cultural geography of Australia. The legislation that the indigenous people sees as raciest and painting a picture of them as bad people may lead to their closing off on of Australia's tourist attractions.
Jessica Rieman's curator insight, April 23, 6:01 PM
This lake is so majestic and beautiful but how does it have this pink color? Well it gets the pink color from the sand it is surrounded by and is one of the largest Middle islands in Australia.
Elizabeth Bitgood's curator insight, April 24, 8:13 PM
This beautiful lake is a phenomenon the reason for its color is still unknown but it makes a very memorable lake!
Jess Deady's curator insight, May 1, 10:44 AM
The cause of the pink lake is still a mystery. Scientists believe the pink could be due to lack of nutrients or other substances. I think this is truly remarkable! Its beautiful to say the least.
Laurent Brixius's curator insight, January 22, 2013 4:25 AM
Evitons les egos démesurés, pas si rares dans la profession d'architecte... L'exemple pris pour cet article est justement un architecte.
Karen Dietz's comment, January 22, 2013 1:54 PM
Thanks for your comments and sharing Jeff & Laurent!
Jeff Domansky's comment, January 17, 2013 5:15 PM
So true Brian and if we can keep"marketing's" hands off, we can win ;-)
Jeff Domansky's comment, January 17, 2013 5:16 PM
Karen, totally agree on visuals. On voice, quality gear is critical after a great story of course.
Karen Dietz's comment, January 17, 2013 5:34 PM
Yeah, the right audio gear is critical for sure. LOL on keeping marketing's hands off! Sooooooo true :)
Seth Dixon's curator insight, January 16, 2013 4:09 PM
The mechanization of the all stages of food production has lead to some strange practices. The geometry of a food matters for a mechanized processing and also for the aesthetics at the grocery store which leads to slightly misshaped vegetables and fruits are routinely discarded. There is waste throughout the system, from 'field to fork.'
Tags: food, agriculture, consumption, sustainability, unit 5 agriculture.
Kristin Newton's curator insight, February 12, 2013 5:58 AM
Is the younger generation becoming more visual and less dependent on words? Or is "a picture worth a thousand words" just a faster way to communicate?
Seth Dixon's curator insight, January 14, 2013 10:25 PM
This image is an excellent visualization to use when teaching about density, public transportation and urban planning.
Questions to Ponder: How is this a persuasive image? Do you argee with the argument that the planning office is making? Are there something important factors that this image ignores?
Tags: transportation, urban, planning, density, sustainability, unit 7 cities.
Imran Ahmed Khan's comment, January 17, 2013 3:44 PM
Good picture! It defines the growth of the city that impact on urbanization rate, public health, socioeconomic environment. It also tell us that if we reduce vehicles on the road more space and clean environment may we get, that reduce motality and morbadity of several disease especially lung diseases.
Lauren Jacquez's curator insight, April 8, 2013 9:31 PM
What are the benefits for each? Drawbacks? You decide!
Stacey Jackson's curator insight, May 8, 2013 8:55 PM
It's unfortunate to see that climate change has become so bad that scientists are now re-working maps to reflect the increasing temperatures. As a geography student, I'd be interested to see this heat map side-by-side with a map on wildfires in Australia. My guess is there would be parallels.
Cam E's curator insight, April 8, 1:08 PM
They should just skip the middle-man and make "Hell" a color. Dry land, low rainfall, and the flows of El Nino all contribute to the intense heat found in Australia.
Stacey Jackson's curator insight, May 8, 2013 8:55 PM
It's unfortunate to see that climate change has become so bad that scientists are now re-working maps to reflect the increasing temperatures. As a geography student, I'd be interested to see this heat map side-by-side with a map on wildfires in Australia. My guess is there would be parallels.
Cam E's curator insight, April 8, 1:08 PM
They should just skip the middle-man and make "Hell" a color. Dry land, low rainfall, and the flows of El Nino all contribute to the intense heat found in Australia.
Puneet Gupta's curator insight, January 9, 2013 4:36 AM
Now here's a fascinating 'shake 'em up" article about storytelling and conflict.
The basic premis is that in storytelling -- and in biz storytelling -- we are told conflict is absolutely necessary to have to be successful. This article says "Maybe not."
The author, who is not named, talks about Western and non-western story models. In the end, not all stories need to be about conflict.
Just like all stories don't need to be about a hero (shock, gasp! But it is true).
They can instead be about contrast and exploration. Stories can be about community instead of a lone hero.
So this article is just a reminder to get out of our storytelling straightjackets and our western myopia.
It gets me thinking about my own biz stories. Do I have any that DO NOT contain conflict? Surprise surprise -- yes. And I could craft them to be even more compelling by not getting sucked into adding conflict.
Hmmmm -- now that's food for thought and a fun thing to play with!
This review was written by Karen Dietz for her curated content on business storytelling atwww.scoop.it/t/just-story-it
Karen Dietz's comment, January 9, 2013 2:22 PM
Yes Ozzie, we are constantly telling our stories! There is so much variety in story structures and types of stories. I agree, we need to see storytelling as an expansive experience instead of narrowing down our options to a few types and structures! Thanks for your comment :)
Karen Dietz's comment, January 4, 2013 12:19 PM
LOL Billy! In that case it becomes a story trigger -- a word or image that triggers a known story in the mind of the listener.
Louise Robinson-Lay's curator insight, January 27, 2013 4:50 PM
Some interesting ideas on how to tell a visual story and make your presentations more memorable.
Seth Dixon's curator insight, January 2, 2013 4:12 PM
This set of 19 short essays (around 3-4 pages each) is a great supplemental text. I am eager to read them and other resources in the ESRI library.
Tags: GIS, ESRI, mapping, cartography, geospatial, edtech, geography education, unit 1 GeoPrinciples.


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Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Saw The Ride, Really?
I've had some heated arguments with people over the Saw franchise, and have defended the first film with such passion at times, that you would think that I made the movie. However, I'm an idiot, because all these arguments have gone for not...with the announcement of a rollercoaster named and styled after the Saw Franchise.
I don't know what to say about selling out anymore...Saw V is coming, but come on...a ride? I guess it was just a matter of time.
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3 comments:
- thebonebreaker said...
Yeah, I've heard about this - it's in the UK, right?
Hey, it could be worse!
[I would ride this ride!] :-)
- October 16, 2008 at 7:20 AM
this is fucking cool i cannot wait me and my friend henna are so excited this is the best thing for thorpe park a DEATH ride so sickkkkkkkkkkkkk
- January 15, 2009 at 3:38 AM
- andy said...
Looks like a reasonable ride made much better by the theming ideas of Mr Wardly...
- September 4, 2009 at 2:21 AM
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A little country
We don't post many traditional/country spaces here, I mostly don't because I am generally not a fan. But these spaces designed by Montreal interior designer Scott Yetman are an exception. I really enjoy these tranquil, liveable designs and their neutral colour palettes. There just needs to be a dog and some cats curled up in front of the fireplace and a cup of hot apple cider in my hand and LE SIGH.


text: Obama Misleadingly Claims Gov't Got Back 'Every Dime' of Bailouts Print article Send a Tip by John Sexton 17 Oct 2012 post a comment Last Thursday President Obama claimed before a large audience that the government had recovered "every dime" of the financial bailout. But according to a CBO report issued this month, Obama is off by at least $24 billion and as much as $63 billion dollars, depending on which government figures are used. Speaking in Miami Obama told the crowd "We got back every dime we used to rescue the financial system, but we also passed a historic law to end taxpayer-funded Wall Street bailouts for good." This is a reference to TARP, the Troubled Asset Relief Program, which was used to bail out banks and the auto manufacturers. The same day Obama made this claim the Congressional Budget Office issued a new report which shows that taxpayers have not, in fact, received back all of the money they put in to rescue failing institutions. The program as a whole has disbursed $417 billion dollars. Of that amount, CBO estimates the subsidy cost of the program (losses offset with gains in some areas) will be $24 billion dollars. The same CBO report notes that the Office of Management and Budget has a much higher estimate for the subsidy cost off the program, $63 billion. The difference in the two estimates has to do with the anticipated number of people who will take advantage of TARP funded mortgage assistance. There is one possible caveat to Obama's claim. Obama's comments could be read not as a reference to TARP as a whole but as to one section of the program, i.e. TARP money invested in "the financial system." If the money put into AIG and banks, i.e. Bank of America, Citigroup, etc. is considered separately from money given to automakers, mortgage programs and so-called "investment partnerships" then the government is indeed in the black. Excluding these other TARP investments from the picture, TARP has actually earned $11 billion on its investment (though again these gains are more than offset by losses elsewhere in TARP). Obama is either making a narrow and misleading statement about TARP's cost by cherry picking one segment of it, or he is making a completely false claim about the whole program. Either way his audience is not getting a real picture of the government's return on investment.


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Life at IDEO
October 23, 2014
Chat Shack.
Lucy Waterhouse and Amanda Briden get a little closer to home, or the coast, on client calls in OI Engine's new beach hut phone-booth!
October 16, 2014
Bon Voyageur.
Following his retirement after 30+ years at IDEO, Jim Yurchenco and his wife set off to paddle the Mississippi river from its source in Minnesota all the way to its mouth in the Gulf of Mexico. The Palo Alto studio has kept in touch by following their progress downstream with this postcard map, lovingly created by Katie Gorman.
October 8, 2014
Out of the Box.
Shoko Saito, also known as the human sewing machine, created a felted plushy bento box for a video she made to help the rest of IDEO get to know the Tokyo studio. Each item in the box represents members of the Tokyo studio in a funny, yet accurate way.
October 6, 2014
Rookie Cookie.
The San Francisco Food Studio's newest foodie, Alexis Vogel, showcased her spectacular baking skills at tea time sharing this generous 12x12" iced cookie of the backdrop to pier 28.
September 29, 2014
Seeing Things.
The Shanghai studio had fun playing a creative drawing game, formerly introduced by Bea Camacho from the Palo Alto studio. The idea is that people can imagine anything in the "messy" lines and create their own picture within it.


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Posing Guidelines for High School Senior Photography with Lindsay Adler
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Photography is a way of life.
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Online video Rating: 4 / five
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The inbound wedding photography business is developing in Taiwan, drawing in over five thousand couples to the country per annum, as per Tourism Bureau that falls under Ministry of Transportation and Communications.
One of the bureau official stated that Alishan, Sun Moon Lake and the north coast are among the top destinations for foreign couples to capture their memories, around a dozen couples show up for photo shoots in these locations on a daily basis.
The bureau, in fact, has put together makeup booths as well as related amenities providing free services in assorted scenic place across Taiwan. It is figured that the Xiangshan Visitor Center facility in Sun Moon Lake has welcomed hundred and fifty couples each month since it started previous August.
Other go-aheads include the annual Alishan wedding ceremony, photography as well as honeymoon package. Set to start on 30th Sept. the tour saw sixteen couples from places like Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong and the mainland China exchange wedding vows under splendid green canopies of leafy trees in Alishan previous year.
Same packages would be promoted in other top destinations, including Pingtung County's Liuqiu Township and Dapeng Bay, added the bureau. Taipei Wedding Photography Business Association director Chou Tai-feng told that most of the couples taking wedding snaps trips to Taiwan are from Macau, Malaysia, Singapore and Hong Kong. He added that unlike traditional honeymooners, they usually stay in Taiwan for up to ten days, getting their snaps done while sightseeing. They spend an average NT$ 200000 (i.e. US$ 6658) on such a tour.
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Johnny Yinger termed it as sheer dumb luck when he talked about the circumstances of his snap of a perched hummingbird sticking its tongue out. He stated that it was just a blink of an eye. One just cannot plan for that. Yinger's snap named Hummingbird Tongue was selected as the winner of the Readers Wildlife Photography Contest 2014.
Over seventy snaps were handed for judging in 2014. The 2nd spot was handed to Poolville's Robert F. Cook for his early morning snap of 3 coyotes – two of them standing on a bale of hay – across the path from his home. Frankfort Center's Lynn Cleveland finished 3rd with her snap of a yellow warbler.
Tim Hensel, from Fayetteville, stated that he has got a trumpet vine in his yard that the hummingbirds totally love. Often, he stand out there and take their snaps. The professor of economics and public administration at Syracuse University added tat he could get with fifteen feet, but he had to stay very still.
Cook told that he took his snap Early Morning Coyotes from around hundred and fifty yards away with a telephoto lens. It was tough for him to get very close to the species. Coyotes are very nocturnal creatures. He rarely sees them during the day. While Cleveland's snap, Yellow Warbler was the result of persistence and patience. It was clicked near a pond in Fairfield. Lynn Cleveland told that the yellow warbler was bugging in the scrub apple trees, the leaves were too thick to get a clear shot. It left the trees for a few minutes.
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After a telling winning showcase, last year, with Timothy Allen taking the top honor, Travel Photographer of the Year photo competition is now open to new entrants for this year. The contest is open to all photographers from across the world – from amateur to professional. This is TPOTY's twelfth go at this. Already they have various new scopes available to aspiring photographers.
International travel photography contest has now opened their doors, with prizes for single images, video, portfolios and many more. The overall champ of Travel Photographer of the Year would get a £ 2500 prize, and also an iPad case or personalized leather print book and a private showcase of their travel photography at the exhibit next year.
To be in with a scope of winning the title, the photographers have to give 2 or more portfolio entries. In this contest, there are 3 portfolio categories – 'Earth, Air, Fire and Water', 'Spirit of Adventure' and 'Tribes',
There would also be prizes for Best Single Image in every of the portfolio categories, as well as a New Talent Award open to amateur and semi-professional photographers only. The winner of the New Talent Award winner would get a day's mentoring from a judge and £500 as well as a private showcase at this exhibit.
Young Travel Photographer of the year would get £250 as well as a place on a Young Photographers Alliance mentoring program.


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NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Hornets rookie guard Austin Rivers has injured his right hand during Wednesday night's game against the Los Angeles Lakers and team officials say he is unable to return for the second half.
Rivers, the 10th-overall pick in last June's NBA draft, had 10 points on 5 of 6 shooting in the first half, helping the Hornets building lead that grew as large as 25 points in the second quarter.
Later in the period, Rivers jammed his hand on teammate Greivis Vasquez's body after making a steal that started a fast-break.
Rivers, the son of Boston Celtics coach Doc Rivers, was having one of his better games up to that point. He came into the game averaging 6.1 points on 36.5 percent shooting to go with 2.1 assists per contest.
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Bad Guys III: Psychology and Anthropology
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Psychology offers a lot of ways to complicate bad guys (when you want to) and handy shortcuts for when you don't. Its sources concentrate on the individual and the family (though not all writers about psychology ignore culture, what's published under that name is rarely broad and deep enough to serve the fiction writer, especially in fantasy and science fiction.) Anthropology covers the "outside" nurture, the broader context of why people become who they become and do what they do. Both are excellent areas for fiction writers to study, though with the warning that your characters should not read like case histories, and readers should not be able to recognize which book that character came out of. Moreover, fiction should not read like the writer's own therapy sessions. Even when the story requires that a character be in therapy for something, and the writer has had the same therapy. Read the rest of this entry »


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Beer in SPAAAACE! London Pride soars to 28,000m
I hope that your trusty Playmonaut is now demanding unionisation?
'iPhone 6' survives FRENZIED STABBING. Truly, it is the JESUS Phone
Toughened Glass
"It is an extremely high quality material and really durable. It's paper thin - like literally the same thickness as a piece of paper - and totally see-through. I would say zero per cent opacity,"
So...toughened glass is both (a) tough, (b) transparent (sapphire glass has been around for years and years) but because it's associated with an Apple product he feels the need to get all tumescent about it.
Assault Rifle
"We bet many long-time Reg readers would love know what happens when sapphire glass comes face to face with a American assault rifle."
I was thinking more of a fanboi-meets-assault-rifle scenario, but your idea is good too
Google buys shagadelic playlist biz Songza
RE: I ain't Spartacus
"I wonder what's on their playlist for 'having a poo'?"
Justin Bieber?
You need a list of specific unknowns we may encounter? Huh?
Back in my past
I remember when I was working at a place where temp contracted labour such as myself definitely had second-class citizen status...and I also remember the moment when I realised that contracted labour such as myself wasn't constrained in the same way as staffers.
Annoying boss: We're busy doing staffy things - go and make tea
Me: OK. [Exit stage left ]
< some time later >
Me: [Enter stage left, bearing tea] Tea's up
Annoying boss: <Splutter> Yuk! You've put loads of sugar in this
Me: I used my initiative - you look kind of overweight, so I assumed you'd want a few spoonfuls in there.
David Cameron wants mobe network roaming INSIDE the UK
Re: Nightmare
This has already happened - O2 and Vodafone formed Cornerstone to give them a single network
Ministry of Justice IT bods to strike over outsourcing fears
but also...
What have gov.co.uk ever done in-house that went well?
Internet of Things fridges? Pfft. So how does my milk carton know when it's empty?
throwing away
Sorry if I've missed the logic here, but if I've thrown something away, why would I want another.
If I've tried the lastet new-and-improved food product, hated the taste and thrown it in the bin, I'd be a bit miffed if Gricery Fairy took it upon itself to get me another in the next load of shopping
Re: The Answer Is Under Our Noses
There was an interesting video on the VSauce channel on YouTube a while ago which briefly discussed supermarkets' analysis of buying patterns. It went something along the lines of....
Guy gets his monthly pack of discount vouchers from the store, and this time around it includes coupons for things like nappies (diapers, for our transatlantic chums) for no apparent reason.
It then transpired that there'd been purchases against that store loyalty card for things like unperfumed soap (instead of the normal scented variety) and a few other things. The big number crunching computer at the supermarket recognised that as a trend common to newly-expectant mothers, and so assumed that it was time to start offering them attractively-priced baby goods.
Then his teenage daughter had to 'fess up that she was in Le Club de Pudding.
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Oh, the irony
I can't help but smile at the irony of BT being referred to as REMEDY....in my experience they have always been the cause of problems, never the remedy
Sacre BLEURGH: Google thinks London's Victoria station is on the PARIS Metro
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True story...I once worked with someone who spent a few minutes having a small rant about Van Morrison on account of his name - "Van" isn't a proper name they argued. That person's name? Laurie
Rubber-glove time: Italy to probe TripAdvisor over 'fake reviews'
You do see some fairly obvious patterns sometimes though, such as the Hotel-Owner-Sock-Puppet-Defence pattern:
Reviewer with many reviews to their name: "This place is rubbish"
Reviewer with only 1 review to their name: "This place is great"
Another reviewer with many reviews to their name: "We hated this place"
Another reviewer with only 1 review to their name: "We loved it"
Further reviewer with many reviews to their name: "Go back? Over my dead body"
Another reviewer with only 1 review to their name: "Can't wait to go back"
etc., etc., etc....
Tennessee bloke cuffed for attempting to shag ATM – police
Re: Here is hoping...
"They cleaned the ATM afterwards!!"
And risk a money laundering charge?
Norwegians trial Oculus Rift in tanks: The ultimate battlefield simulator
"The cameras on the vehicle cost about $2,000, Odden said, whereas military cameras would set the army back $100,000"
in other words, the camera kit is rugged enough to be able to describe it a such in marketing literature, but likely to fail or fall to bits when subjected to the rigors of the battlefield
Yosemite National Park bans drones
What's the difference...
...between a "drone" and a plain old remote control aircraft?
(just asking)
What HAS BEEN SEEN? OMG it's a thing that looks like an iWatch
Re: Why are we getting worked up about this?
Maybe patents should be a bit like planning permission - once granted, you need to do something with it, or else it lapses. That opens up the way from someone else to then do something to take the concept forward *within a reasonable timeframe* rather than the current position which seems more like "I've patented it and won't do anything with it, and you can't do anything about it"
95 floors in 43 SECONDS: Hitachi's new ultra-high-speed lift
"Hitachi said the new lift will elevate people-carrying technology to ever greater heights."
It sounds more like elevating to similar heights, just getting there a bit quicker
New Reg mobile site - feedback here!
mobile vs desktop
Personally I use the mobile site from my desktop, as I'm fed up with the flashy advert heavy content on the desktop site dragging my machine's performance down...is the move in the new mobile site towards more adverts? I hope not, as it could take me back to square one
Fancy joining Reg hack on quid-a-day challenge?
Re: Tesco.
I've been in my local Tesco late in the evening when they put the stuff out on the reduced shelves. Loads of people hovering suddenly turned and pounced on the poor lackey trying to load the shelves from his cart. It reminded me of the sort of thing you see in movies when someone chucks some live bait into a pool full of piranhas
Lost your credit card PIN? No worries! Get a new one - over SMS
txt spEk
As your first paragraph ably demonstrates, with the proliferation of txt speak, pretty much every SMS I get these days appears to be encrypted. Couple that with a predictive text faux pas here and there, and the content is as unreadable as anything that's been through a military grade encryption system.
Yes, I am an old fart.....and proud of it....
Adrian Mole author Sue Townsend dies at 68
More than Mole
Reading this obit (and others today) you'd be forgiven for thinking that Adrian Mole had died, rather than his creator. Yes, the Adrian Mole books are the most well-known books by Sue Townsend, but she wrote more than just those...yet the non-Mole stuff hardly seems to get a mention. Take "The Queen and I"...superb story but, like the rest of her output, it's going un-noted
Apple to flush '£37bn' down the bog if it doesn't flog cheapo slabtops
Re: in this context creosote
There's a thin line between misunderstanding and parody....a line that is only waffer thin
ROBO-SNOWDEN: Iraq, the internet – two places the US govt invaded that weren't a threat
value of intellectual property
" The project, called BULLRUN by the NSA and EDGEHILL by the British spies at GCHQ (named after the first battle in both countries' respective civil wars) meant that anyone with sufficient resources could crack the encryption and destroy the value of intellectual property"
But this would be a Good Thing wouldn't it? At least it would seem to be, based on the number of comments one reads online from freetards demanding that information be free and saying that hoarding of intellectual property is a Bad Thing.
Not trolling, just asking....
The browser's resized future in a fragmented www world
browser restrictions
"Apple don't allow other browsers the same access to the rendering engine as Safari has, and lock down their usage so they can't improve their rendering speed much (it's why Firefox wont release an iOS version). This means Safari is the best web browser for iOS out there in terms of both quality of rendering pages and in terms of the speed it does that rendering!"
I hadn't realised Apple were that restrictive. Does that not count as restrictive anti-competitive practise...the sort of thing that gets companies sued?
Dell charges £16 TO INSTALL FIREFOX on PCs – Mozilla is miffed
Re: RE: service charge
"But why have you bought a new machine and not spent the time at home previously setting it up, therefore not pi**ing off your client and also not getting charged by Dell for a basic operation?"
I could do. So I have three options.....
Do it "on work time", and p*** off a client
Do it at home instead of working, and lose income
Do it at home, in my own time, and lose personal time / quality of life.
And we could be talking about more than just a 10 minute browser installation - a new machine could require a lot more software to be installed on it.
So personally I'd take the fourth option: pay someone what I consider to be a fair price to do something that frees me up to do something which I consider to be more important.
Re: RE: service charge
"If you're a professional who can't find something else to be doing with that multitasking computer you're sat in front of, whilst the Firefox installer does its thing, you shouldn't be getting paid anything, by anyone."
Yeah...cos when you're getting paid contractor rates to sit in a client's office and do the work they're paying you top coin for, there's nothing the client likes more than for you to not work on the job in hand and to p*** about setting up software on your own machine
RE: service charge
Good point, and pretty much what I was thinking.
The software itself may well be free, but Dell are providing an employee to do the install. That employee requires a wage, and on top of that they have direct financial demands on the employer (employer's NI contribution, pension contribution, etc.) on top of their salary. And they'll require the tools to let them do their job....things like a chair and desk, etc.
Before you say "but they'd have that anyway" remember that if they weren't installing Firefox they'd be doing other work...other work which is currently being done by someone else, who brings with them their own overhead cost.
If your time is sufficiently low-value, then sure you can spend 10 minutes installing Firefox yourself. But if you're a professional, working at professional contract rates, then that 10 minutes of not working/earning could easily cost you in excess of the £16-odd that Dell are asking for.
Facebook: We want a solar sky cruiser comms net that DARPA couldn't build
Re: Zuckerberg to the 3rd world..
Prefix that comment title with "Send ", and it starts to sound like an attractive proposition
Dixons Retail and Carphone Warehouse mull merger
Re: merger??
"So with that, who's buying who?"
errrr....I dunno.....I'll have to ask a manager...
Elon Musk ADMITS he met Apple: iCar 'great idea', keeps schtum on Tesla hookup
I assume the iWheels on the iCar will have RoundedCorners©
Google gives Maps a lick of paint, smears it over screens worldwide
To all of those whinging about the new changes and the adverts....get a grip. This is a free service. Do you have any idea how much it costs to source, manage and serve the mapping data, to develop and distribute the app, etc.?
I'm not a Google apologist, just a realist. If I pay for something, and the person I'm paying then screws around with what I've paid for, then I can complain. But if someone gives me something for free, at expense to them, I'm not really in a position to claim that I'm hard done by if they change it in a way I don't like.
Birds Eye releases 'mashtags' social spud snacks
as advertised
Bird's Eye potato waffles are waffley versatile
John McAfee declares war on Android
the right man for the job
Device security is important, so I'm glad this is being addressed by someone as sensible and level-headed as....oh, never mind.....
STRIPPED DOWN and EXPOSED: Business kit from the good old days
Three words for you...Gasmask Kazoo Orchestra. (search for it on the Tube of You, and you'll see what I mean)
Satya Nadella is 'a sheep, a follower' says ex-Microsoft exec
Re: "can neither spell CONSUMER nor DEVICE"
"Well if I was going to be picky I'd suggest that whilst users of the English language within the IT sector are possibly FOND of verbing, I wouldn't say they were FOUND of it."
I find the use of "verb" as a verb horribly recursive and jarring...I am not fond of it (or, for that matter, found of it).
It's Satya! Microsoft VP Nadella named CEO as Bill Gates steps down
"Ballmer announced his surprise resignation in August 2013."
He mismanaged a once-mighty tech behemoth into a shadow of its former self....I can't say his departure announcement really came as much of a surprise.
Robots? What a bunch of workers...
Re: Alistair Dabbs : Gallic punnery
If only they did high-speed deliveries using Toyota MR2s
ESA rejoices as comet-chasing Rosetta probe wakes from 3-year nap
Mission Brief
I had to read that mission summary 2 or 3 times for the enormity of the task to sink in properly. To do all of that, at those speeds, that far from home....absolutely awesome
Haribo gummy bears implicated in 'gastric exorcism'
So many phrases in this article Would Be A Good Name For A Rock Band....
Gastric exorcism
Intestinal distress
Death bears
Colon-shredding rage
Tech titan Bill Gates: Polio-free India one of the 'most impressive accomplishments' ever
Re: Excellent news
"Although, im not sure one of his other main goals, eradicating maleria in Africa is such a good idea, its great for controlling population growth in an environment that can barely sustain the people at the moment, let alone support the million plus that are offed by the pathogen every year."
Interesting thinking. Following that logic, seeing as London seems to be getting a bit over-crowded, maybe it's time to re-introduce cholera to the water supply?
Re: Nice to see
Indeed...but sadly people will probably continue to hate him on principle. Which is a shame.
'Leaked' iPhone 6 pics will make cool fanbois WEEP - it's a PHABLET
Re: Phablet calling
iProduct placement?
Re: Phablet calling
I meant "fact" as in I have seen figures based on actual research carried out by professional/specialist research companies, as opposed to some biased personal opinion that I'd just pulled out of my arse
Phablet calling
While most of us would feel that we'd look a bit daft holding a phablet-like device to our ear to make a call, I reckon the fanbois will lap this up....another way to draw attention to themselves and the fact that they have the latest iDevice.
[ fact - based on professional experience in this area - the iPhone has the biggest ratio of perceived market presence to actual market presence. Android, BB, etc, users have a "smartphone" and say things like "I need to make a call" or "I'll look that up on my phone".....Apple fanbois have "and iPhone" and say "I'll need to make a call on my iPhone" or "I'll get my iPhone and look that up". Consequently, there's a perception that there are a lot more iPhone users out there than there actually are, just because they keep banging on about the iPhone so much, whereas users of other platforms just get on with it ]
Ten classic electronic calculators from the 1970s and 1980s
"Until sometime in the early 1980s, when you reached secondary school you were handed a slim book full of numbers during a maths lesson and taught how to use log tables. Sines, cosines, tangents, square roots - they were all in there too"
I remember that lesson well. Towards the end, one of the girls in the class started crying...when asked what was the matter, she replied "I'll never be able to memorise all of these!"
BT network-level STOCKINGs-n-suspenders KILLER arrives in time for Xmas
Re: Don't worry.
"About as much chance as Canute had, I'd say"
In the context of this discussion, the alternative spelling of that king's name might be more appropriate.
Ghosts of Christmas Past: Ten tech treats from yesteryear
Solar power on the FX-570? No, don't think so. Lithium battery only. I've still got mine in my desk drawer - alongside the WHSmith flowchart stencil, both purchased while studying Computer Studies 'O' Level.
Neither really get used in anger any more, but they do get wheeled out when I go into "nostalgic old git" mode.
iSPY: Apple Stores switch on iBeacon phone sniff spy system
I mis-read the title as iBacon, and thought that perhaps Apple had finally come up with a product that I might want to buy
Undercover BBC man exposes Amazon worker drone's daily 11-mile trek
Re: Is this a story?
"11 miles in a shift? 8 hours? 1.375 miles an hour ~ 40 yards/minute? Is that excessive for stock picking? It's not fun but it's not sprinting"
And how does that compare to someone working on a production line, doing an 8 hour shift sitting in one place and pushing a button every so often while they wait for DVT?
The ULTIMATE cuppa showdown: And the winner is...
fish & chips
I spy salad. That's just wrong. If you want something green with your fish & chips, get some peas (preferably mushy ones) but lose the leaf-based greenery.
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WHY NOW: Starboard said earlier this month that that it would vote against Shuanghui International Holdings Ltd.'s $34 per share offer, because it wanted more time to seek alternatives that would provide better shareholder value. But it could not secure an offer under existing time and financial constraints.
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When you are busy....
1 Do you skip meals?
2. Do you go out to eat?
3. Do you drink healthy shakes?
4. Do you go to bed and cover your head?
5. Get a bucket of chicken?
|Sat, 01-07-2012 - 6:09pm
1) yes, breakfast or lunch, not dinner.
2) yes
3) no
4) mentally, not physically
5) sometimes
2) yes
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4) mentally, not physically
5) sometimes
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What kind of Chicken do you get when you do, JaieLyn?
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|Tue, 01-10-2012 - 1:25am
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We buy rotisserie chicken fairly often as a cheaper, healthier alternative to fast food. We usually plan that to be a meal when we are doing a weekend getaway -- chicken, potato salad, maybe some baked beans & fruit, dinner for 5 for 20 bucks or less! I love to get the reduced chickens at the end of the night!! Great for snacking or making enchiladas or something. I have one of those little check stand recipe books I bought for rotisserie chickens.


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Nowadays, people have to stay sitting all day for work, and getting rid of ugly and stubborn belly fat becomes one of the most common expectations of many people worldwide. In fact, burning belly fat is not something too hard to implement, but for many people, it is not easy to find right away to burn belly fat effectively. That is why my article today will give you useful and simple tips on how to lose belly fat at home fast & naturally in a week that are proven effective for everyone.
How To Lose Belly Fat At Home Fast & Naturally In A Week
I. How To Lose Belly Fat At Home With Exercises:
I think we should start with some effective exercises that you can do any time at your own home. Learning how to lose belly fat, and how to get abs at home, it is necessary for you to do simple yet useful exercises regularly. Here are 6 best exercises for belly that you should never neglect.
1. Long Arm Crunch:
- Long arm crunch is a variant of the floor crunch you may know previously, where you hold your arms straight behind you, plus a lever to the movement and make for a hard exercise.
To perform this movement, you need to lie on the floor, then widen your arms straight behind, then keep them next to your ears, and clasped. After that, you should contract abs slowly and carefully lift your shoulders off the ground to keep your arms straight. You can perform this exercise in 1 – 3 sets with 12 – 16 times.
2. Vertical Leg Crunch:
- This exercise can be performed similar to g a leg crunch except when your legs are lying straightly up. Since there, you are forcing your abs to move, work, and adding intensity to your daily routine.
To perform this exercise, you can let your whole body lie on the floor, your legs will lie straight up, your knees are crossed, and to support your head, you need to put your hands beneath it. After the preparation is done, you need to contract abs to lift your shoulders off the floor and keep your legs in a proper position to perform the crunch. For this exercise, you should also perform in 1 – 3 sets with 12 – 16 times repeatedly.


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But nobody move
You could be anyone at all
(And I'll make you anything I want)
You could be anything at all
(Tell me I'm everything you want)
Cutie pie, What were you saying?
I was touching up my eyes
What's that you say about the pace at which we're moving?
And how it doesn't suit your stride
Tell me, love
What do you think about the color in my hair?
I thought I'd compliment the hatred in your eyes
Now we're a jaw dropping affair
Tell me everything
And I'll tell you anything I want
I'll put it there and you'll leave it alone, Nobody move, Nobody move x2
I'll put it there and you'll leave it alone, Nobody move, Nobody move x2
Say something
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