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Recently I went to Best Buy to purchase a laptop. That's the sort of product I would normally research and buy online, but I had planned poorly and needed the laptop for a trip the next day. A cheerful Best Buy employee helped me narrow my choice to what was clearly the best laptop they carry. It was light, fast, and had a quick boot time. I asked many questions and made my decision. This awesome marvel of modern technology was the machine for me. I liked it so much that the second-best choice sitting sadly next to this triumph of engineering looked like yesterday's bloated trash. I was feeling good about my decision.
A few minutes later the Best Buy employee emerged from the back room to tell me the model I chose wasn't in stock, and none of the nearby stores had one either. My only choice was the piece of crap laptop that I had mentally relegated to a distant and pathetic second place. I couldn't do it. I left the store.
I drove straight to Office Depot to repeat the process. I asked the cranky Office Depot employee who worked in the computer area which model best fit the criteria I laid out. He pointed to a display model and explained with a confidence bordering on arrogance that this was the machine for me. The price list next to it showed three different models with different features and prices. I asked which price applied. He waived his hand at the sign and mumbled something ambiguous. I had to ask five more times to get him to actually place his finger upon the correct price and clearly state that this was the right one. That's when things turned ugly.
I looked at the model on the price he pointed to and asked where on the actual laptop I could verify that model number. The arrogant sales guy explained that he had worked in this department every day for the past eight months. He explained that if he tells me the laptop is a certain model, it is. End of story.
"But where does it say that on the laptop?" I asked several more times. One of his coworkers came by to ask him a question and he told her that I don't trust him. The situation was starting to get tense so I tried to lighten the mood by saying to his coworker in a jocular tone "We just met." My witticism was met with a scowl.
The cranky Office Depot sales guy booted the laptop and went into the Windows menus to show me the model number and get me off his back. At this point he was clearly annoyed. "There it is," he said bruskly, pointing to the screen with the model number.
"Where's that model number on the price list?" I asked.
The sales guy started talking in a slightly slower than normal way as if explaining something to a moron. He pointed to the model number on the screen and waved his hand at the price list. "It's the middle one, like I said."
Except it wasn't. The laptop model displayed in Windows didn't match any of the models on the price sheet. It wasn't even close. I had to describe the discrepancy to him several times before he was willing to look closely enough to verify it.
. In the end, he admitted he didn't know which laptop he had vigorously recommended to me and didn't even have a way to know how much it would cost. "How long did you say you've worked here?" I asked. That didn't help. I left without a computer.
I had one local computer outlet left. I went to Office Max and was greeted by a bearded geek who actually knew what he was talking about. He listened to my criteria and took me directly to the best choice for me. That model was out of stock, of course, but he warned me of that in advance, so I was okay with it. He was willing to sell me the demo unit for a discount if I didn't mind that the battery life had probably degraded after a few months on display. So I bought his semi-defective laptop because three retail stores into my journey I didn't have a better option for a same-day purchase.
Later that day I went to my local mall to look for some t-shirts. If you haven't been to a retail clothing store recently, let me tell you what you will find. First, you have your hideous clothing choices that no one will ever buy. That's 75% of every store. Then you have the 25% that look good and won't make you look like a sandwich board advertisement for the brand. Within that subset of shirts you will find sizes small and XXL. Nothing else. And we're done.
I don't have much better luck shopping online. At least half of my online purchase attempts are met with an out-of-stock message, defective online store technology that freezes, endless bother about entering codes and passwords, and a nagging feeling in my gut that the positive online reviews are bogus.
All of this makes me wonder how much more I would be willing to shop, and thereby stimulate the economy, if the process weren't so frustrating and painful. My guess is 20% more.
How about you? Do you buy less because the process of shopping is annoying, or do you end up buying the same amount but it takes longer and you're less happy doing it?
[Note: Yes, I know I would have had a better retail experience at the Apple store. But I've owned several Apple computers over the years and every one was an overpriced crash-lemon. Apple can only fool me six or seven times in a row. Now I just buy their stock.]
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Aug 16, 2012
Wow - that's a first. Someone who has owned an Apple admitting it's rubbish! I was beginning to think there was hypnotism software built into Apples that brainwashed users. Yes, they are very pretty, but their OS is a toy, and their inventor was a psychopath.
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Aug 14, 2012
It's just the total lack of thought that gets me. I went to a PC store the other day to buy a PC for my daughter, and a replacement PC for mine (about 10 years old and on last legs). Despite telling the salesman this was her FIRST PC, and that I wanted a complete replacement, at no point did he think to say "you know these don't come with monitors and you have to choose them seperately?" - and, this being something I buy once every several years, I did not have the background to know. So I bought 2 PCs, took them home - ready for her birthday the next day, I might add - and found I needed to go all the way back to buy something that the thing was useless without but which the dozy berk didn't think worth mentioning.
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Aug 10, 2012
If I had a broker (or any money invested in Apple) I'd be calling them now - sell, sell, sell. That's surely the kiss of death for Apple, if you have money invested in them Scott, no?
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Aug 10, 2012
We've come a long way from "Give the lady what she wants."
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Aug 10, 2012
I used to work for PC World (part of the Dixons group in the UK) sales people come in three types for these stores. Type 1 know about compouters are honest and will try and sell you the pc/laptop that best suits your requirements - they get fired for not meeting sales targets. Type 2 know just enough to convince people who don't that they are a computing genius and trick them into buying what ever is on offer at the time even if it doesn't meet their needs, they tend to stay in sales. Type 3 don't know a computer from thier own backside and just read off the display in front of them, they will always try and sell whatever is on their target list for the day and eventually get promoted to manager.
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Aug 10, 2012
Just last week I wrote a similar blog entry about my quest for a shaver and the frustrations of retail (http://www.facebook.com/notes/matthew-vienneau/quest-for-a-shaver/10151090374801865) so I wanted to Thumbs Up your post very hard. I also enjoyed "Overpriced crash-lemon".
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Aug 10, 2012
I just shop on Amazon. I do _occasionally_ shop at physicals stores when I absolutely have to (aka food) - but I ALWAYS go to Amazon first. That's mainly because they're so easy. I impulse buy something off Amazon at least once a week.
Basically, I agree with you - if I had to hunt around online to find what I wanted to buy, instead of having a single site to go to, I wouldn't shop anywhere near as much!
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Aug 9, 2012
I so agree with the comments and question at the end of the post, you wouldn't believe. So far (15 years of online buying so I have a comparison between clicks and bricks) I have ONE retailer which I would recommend: Headsets.com
You pay a little more, but you get a LOT more in terms of service and all the other things which make a retailer good (or bad).
The rest range from terrible to almost acceptable.
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Aug 9, 2012
Scott, I recall Office Depot was one of your corporate customers. We used Dilbert on a number of advertising spots and marketing materials. Oh, how we bite the hand once the hand is no longer feeding you. Your probably right about your observations though.
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Aug 9, 2012
Panel 1: Dilbert and Dogbert.
Dilbert: I need a new computer. A decade ago I used Pear computers when they were crashy.
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Dilbert: Today, the buying experience and usage of Pear computers are best-of-breed.
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Dogbert: Buy a crashy Windows PC. You should stick with what you know.
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Aug 9, 2012
Heh, Scott is complaining about customer service and someone tells him to go to Fry's. I assume that would be for purposes of comparison, to make him feel better about his experience.
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Aug 9, 2012
Office Depot sucks!!
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Aug 9, 2012
This is the fallout, unfortunately, of the early 2000's... Anyone who could spell HTML is now a web developer.
I am amused at how the price tag for a web developer went from $100 / hour down to about $18 per hour as the skill set went from "unix administrator database expert programmer networking expert designer" to "a person who knows 15 html tags can use a gui tool".
... which is also why web stores don't work. The guy who should be answering questions on the floor at Best Buy is now programming Best Buy's website. And the guy who should be moving boxes at Best Buy is answering customer questions.
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Aug 9, 2012
Getting your fingers on a keyboard and looking at a display are as important as test driving a car before purchase. In California you could have tried Fry's Electronics or Notebookshop for computers. I've purchased from each of them as well as Best Buy.
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Aug 9, 2012
You all seem to be really excited discussing your latest purchasing activites. The wonders of capitalism, eh? Well no, not really. If you still had 486 processors you'd be just as excited, only you'd be discussing something else. There's no evidence that technologically advanced hobbies tend to be more satisfying. Personally, I got more enjoyment out of computers ten or fifteen years ago. Down with capitalism.
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Aug 9, 2012
" the price of new color and b/w ink for my current printer is almost as much as a new printer, so I figure I'll just get updated technology every 6 months instead of ink."
Hah! They've got you there, the cartridges in the box with the printer are "starter" cartridges and don't last as long.
PS: Not very ecological to keep tossing printers in the trash.
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Aug 9, 2012
We've had so many comments like this in the UK too. Particularly about our 'Dixons group' who seem to hire staff based on their surliness, stupidity and lack of any kind of technical knowledge. Their whole sales attitude was based on 'You need what we've got so go somewhere else if you don't like us'. Well that policy is now biting them back as they are in serious financial trouble. The only bad point is that their CEO was recently hired by Apple so you can now look forward to Apple going down the pan as well.
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Aug 9, 2012
Forget the Apple store -- you would have a better experience at a Microsoft store, as well. I don't know exactly where you live, but there are seven of them in California, so presumably one would be within driving distance.
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Aug 9, 2012
I also recently bought a notebook computer. In Thailand. Nobody speaks English, so I just motor my way around the displays, picking up anything remotely interesting and throwing it on the glass table where I can take a closer look. They're horrified when I ask for "BATTALEEE". Battery for some power so I can see what the hell I'm getting. They start to argue... I walk straight back to where the administrators sit - and say - BATTALEEE, JAM BPEN BATTALEEE....
This gets them all worked up, but it gets me battaleee for every computer I put on the table. These people should know me by now, I've purchased 4 computers from them in 3 years. The owner knows me, but he wasn't "in".
I cruise the computers, checking out display and typing experience. The ONLY two things that matter to a writer - well, wait - 3. If the thing overheats - I cannot use it. I need cool palm rests.
The sales girl stands around looking dumb. Not only can she not speak a word of English, but, she couldn't tell you a computer from a commuter and she could care even less about the difference.
I quickly eliminate all but one. I check the battery - it's 6 cell. I say, I want this. They ring it up, add the 4GB of extra RAM I wanted for $25. Turn it on for me. I see the battery is down to 2:50. That's odd because it was at 4:50 a minute ago. I yank the battery. It's a different one. It's actually the one that GOES with this computer, whereby the previous one must have been a mistake. I ask where is the GOOD battery at? They say, in the GOOD computer. I buy that one instead. I leave with a feint smile, having navigated another shopping experience in Thailand where nothing makes a damn bit of sense... and take comfort in the fact that I can give it to my wife - who loves my hand-me-down electronics.
In the near term I'll go shopping for a Galaxy Note II, Honda CBR 150r, and a bunch of stuff I sell on a website. None of these experiences will go well, and surely not NEAR as well as yours did at 3 places where they do speak English.
Be happy with what you've got Scott.
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Aug 8, 2012
This is unfortunately 100% my experience.
I have given up completely trying to shop for anything locally.
IF i know what i want, buying it online is much easier, saving the trip to a physical store.
If i DO NOT know what i want, sales staff is typically completely useless and I end up doing my research on a smartphone in the store, or ask other customers.
Over the last year I have remodeled a house, and even for the home remodel, i have shopped most of the items online.
(Yes, this includes bathroom fixtures and a full size porcelain toilet, shipped to my doorstep)
Probably the weirdest item was a palette full or interior doors shipped by courier.
I have given up entirely on local stores. For exactly the reasons Scott mentions.
Sometimes it's even worse - Like, when i need a automotive part from my local car-parts shop.
I can either go there and try and explain what I want, and actually get the wrong part which
i will have to go back to the store and return.
Or i can order online, where I chose the correct item and get it delivered.
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The Sunshine Coast's roller girls learned the hard way that the Black Diamond Betties are tough to beat on their home track.
Last Sunday, April 20, the final night of the World Ski and Snowboard Festival (WSSF), the hometown Betties disposed of the visiting Red Tide Warning, dominating the second half at the Whistler Conference Centre on their way to a 205-141 victory in the bout billed as "Super Brawl Sunday."
The Sunshine Coast squad led by as much as 45 points in the first half, but the Betties authored a big comeback to send their hundreds of fans in attendance home happy.
"It was a very good game. It was a nice, tight fight, that's for sure," said the Red Tide Warning's Crystal "Ivonna Masterskate" Dejong, who was named the team's MVP in a losing effort. "We're usually a second-half team… but there was a total change-around this time."
The Red Tide took advantage of a number of Betties' penalties to start running up the score early on, but the home side started to grab the momentum in the dying moments of the first half.
Betties captain Lori "Princess Slayah" O'Hare put up 19 points on a power jam for the last play before halftime, cutting the Red Tide's lead to 85-61 at the break.
The Whistler crew then grabbed the lead for good on a 35-point jam to open the second half, which kicked off a 57-4 run that left the Betties comfortably in front the rest of the way.
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Shawn Moore of Carneys Point, New Jersey was visiting a friend's house when he got a disturbing call from his wife, who said that police and child welfare investigators were at their home.
By the time he got back to his house, Moore – a certified hunting safety instructor — was on the phone with attorney Evan Nappen, who specializes in Second Amendment cases. The investigators were demanding access to the family's gun safe to see if all of their firearms were registered. At one point the child "safety" bureaucrats threatened to seize Moore's children.
In the face of this provocation, Moore maintained his composure while refusing to relinquish his rights. He wisely withheld permission to inspect his gun safe, since New Jersey law doesn't require him to grant such access. Instead, he demanded to see a search warrant, and when none was produced, he ordered the investigators to leave.
"I don't like what happened," Moore later observed. "You're not even safe in your own house. If they can just show up at any time and make you open safes and go through your house, that's not freedom; it's like tyranny."
The visit apparently followed an anonymous tip prompted by a Facebook photo of Moore's 11-year-old son Josh, who is holding a .22-caliber rifle he had received as a birthday present. The rifle's cosmetic features make it resemble one of those dreaded – albeit ill-defined – "assault weapons" that cause Diane Feinstein to twist her Gorgon features into a grimace of pious disapproval.
All parents should make contingency plans for uninvited and unannounced visits from agents of the child-snatcher bureaucracy. This is especially urgent now that child-snatchers and gun-grabbers are increasingly pooling their resources. Although the New Jersey Department of Children and Families wouldn't confirm that it was responding to an anonymous report, department spokesperson Kristen Brown told Fox News that investigators "are required to follow up on every single allegation that comes into the central registry." The raid on Moore's home, Brown insisted, represented a "prudent and wise" policy.
That makes perfect sense, if the terms "prudent and wise" are functional synonyms for "totalitarian." If you have children and guns, you should expect to attract the malevolent interest of state functionaries who are eager to grab both.
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Sanctions: More Deadly than Nuclear Bombs. 2 minute videoSubmitted by jazzntoehead on Fri, 11/16/2012 - 14:32
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Yes, useful video. Painful Ugly Truth.
Yes, useful video. Painful Ugly Truth.
And who are the actual, polite, civilized, delicate, educated masterminds of these sanctions ?
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That's very powerful video!
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'Peace is a powerful message.' Ron Paul
This video is November 16,
This video is November 16, after Ron Paul Libertarians won in the House, and pro Embargo Cubans lost. Meanwhile Coucil for For a Liveable World won all but a candidate that hid from being a peace candidate, and a part libertarian who fought hard against the embargo of Cuba. If Libertarians would stop yawning about the election and work to end foreign bases and the embargo this year, the US would be in better shape for next years debate of other cutbacks.
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Great video. As always Ron Paul is on the humanitarian side of the issue while Rombama stick to evil.
Rand Paul has a lot to learn from his father.
I like the video...
It's dramatic, short and to the point, well produced, and edited. BUT!
It lacks the most important information. It fails to backup it's claim about the number of deaths sanctions cause.
I 100% agree that sanctions are an act of war, I believe the death toll is at least as high as this video claims... However...
If you wish to reach a none believer you must present compelling proof of your argument. Dramatic editing is not enough. This video comes off more as an opinion piece.
The facts need to be fact checked and shown to be true.
As I said. I like the video, the message is of the highest importance, but It's preaching to the converted.
Check the sources in the
Check the sources in the articles listed in the video description.
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Awesome video
I had realized a while ago that sanctions are like sieges: block resources from entering the target's home so that they either starve or die of thirst. It is absolutely an act of war.
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I wish I could up vote this
I wish I could up vote this 1,000,000,000 times and send every bastard in DC along with their families to live and die under the horrendous circumstances they impose on others.
Then it might just be "worth it."
already, an act of WAR...again, by this ruthless regime...
as an American, I do NOT support sanctions against Iran!
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An aboriginal shelter made from bark, a gunya.
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Mia Mia is a picturesque area of Central Victoria, Australia, 119 kilometres north of Melbourne and 56 kilometres south of Bendigo. It is largely an area of broadacre farms raising cattle and sheep. It is a part of the Heathcote wine region Wine District and a number of vineyards have been established in the area, most notably producing Shiraz grapes. Its local government areas are the City of Greater Bendigo and Shire of Mitchell, Mia Mia is part of the Federal Electorates of Bendigo and McEwen and it is in the state electorate of Rodney. It has an approximate population of 200.
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The Formula One teams were originally given the prototype to test during Friday practice for the Spanish Grand Prix, but no significant running was done when the session was hit by rain.
The tyre resembles the 2012 rubber and will be available during both sessions on Friday at Sivlerstone.
"This is in order to give the teams the chance to test this new compound on a different track to collect more data," said Pirelli boss Paul Hembery.
Pirelli also confirmed that the tyres will be on standby for the near future, the manufacturer ruled out racing with the Kevlar-belted tyres before the Belgian GP.
Hembery added that teams are still likely to see multiple pit stops during Sunday's race, despite the relative conservative decision to bring the medium and hard compounds to Silverstone.
"Last year we saw a two-stop strategy in dry conditions after two wet days but this year the compounds are softer, so if it stays dry we could have between three and four stops," Hembery continued.
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The Brazen Serpent was a bronze image of a serpent that was raised on a pole. The Israelites had been cursed by God with snakes due to their sin. Moses interceded for them, and God instructed Moses to construct the serpent. All who would look upon this serpent will be saved. Numb. 21:8, "Then the Lord said to Moses, 'Make a fiery serpent, and set it on a standard; and it shall come about, that everyone who is bitten, when he looks at it, he shall live.'"
The serpent represents Christ who was lifted up on the cross; and all who look upon the cross, by faith, are saved. John 3:14-15, "And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of Man be lifted up; 15 that whoever believes may in Him have eternal life."
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KÖRNER, Karl Theodor, German poet: b. Dresden, 23 Sept. 1791; d. 26 Aug. 1813. After studies at Freiberg, Leipzig and Berlin, young Körner, through Kotzebue's influence, was appointed dramatist to a Vienna theatre, and wrote light comedies such as 'The Green Mask' and 'The Night Watches,' and some tragedies, of which 'Zriny' was the most successful. In the uprising of the German nation against Napoleon, Körner not only displayed heroic personal courage in many encounters, but wrote numerous patriotic songs. These were published in 1814 under the title of 'Lyre and Sword.' The most famous of these pieces is the 'Sword Song,' composed only a few hours before the author fell in a skirmish between Schwerin and Gadebusch.


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On My Shelf: Geologic City (A Review)
Ed Note: "On My Shelf" is my review series, covering notable books and events. For more notables, please see the reviews still housed at the old home of Anthropology in Practice. "New York is not composed of solid substances. It is a dynamic system of multi-layered flows of earth materials that travel through time and [...]Keep reading »
When You Think "Hydrothermal Vents", You Shouldn't Think "Tube Worms"
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In 1977, scientists and the world were shocked to discover the first deep-sea hydrothermal vent community at the Galapagos Rift in the eastern Pacific (see a great story on this at NPR here). At this site, chimneys spewing black, superheated and chemically supersaturated water towered over fields of blood-red tube worms encased in white sheaths, [...]Keep reading »
The US Geological Survey Has Photographs That Rock
I just spent an hour surfing about in the United States Geological Survey photographic library. What a trove of treasures! The archive isn't all just old images of rocks, volcanos, national parks, and earthquakes, either. The library also holds early photographs of native cultures, political figures, historical events, and more. Here is a sample:Keep reading »
Nature's Nuclear Reactors: The 2-Billion-Year-Old Natural Fission Reactors in Gabon, Western Africa
July 13th, 2011 | 33
Two billion years ago— eons before humans developed the first commercial nuclear power plants in the 1950s— seventeen natural nuclear fission reactors operated in what is today known as Gabon in Western Africa [Figures 1 and 2]. The energy produced by these natural nuclear reactors was modest. The average power output of the Gabon reactors [...]Keep reading »
Linking Erosional and Depositional Landscapes
The surface of Earth is being reshaped constantly. Mountainous uplands are broken down by water and wind producing sediment that is moved by rivers to lowlands. Some of this sediment is deposited along the way, some is delivered to the coast and continental shelf, and some makes its way to the ultimate sink, the deep [...]Keep reading »
Earthquake triggering, and why we don't know where the next big one will strike
March 30th, 2011 | 23
As I came through airport security in Connecticut, upon presentation of my California driver's license, the TSA officer asked me, "Aren't you folks worried about how that big Japan quake is going to hit you next?" I was glad to be able to tell him that we're not any more worried than we were before, [...]Keep reading »
Climate research in the geologic past
February 17th, 2011 | 3
"Fire and Ice" Some say the world will end in fire, Some say in ice. From what I've tasted of desire I hold with those who favor fire. But if it had to perish twice, I think I know enough of hate To say that for destruction ice Is also great And would suffice. Robert [...]Keep reading »
The discovery of the ruins of ice: The birth of glacier research
January 3rd, 2011 | 3
"It has already been said, that no small part of the present work refers to the nature and phenomena of glaciers. It may be well, therefore, before proceeding to details, to explain a little the state of our present knowledge respecting these great ice-masses, which are objects of a kind to interest even those who [...]Keep reading »
Hawaii Faces More Dangerous Tsunami Risk
October 21st, 2014 | 1
An ocean debris pile, much further inland than expected, testifies to past giant waves from the north.Keep reading »
Did Climate Shocks Shape Human Evolution? [Video]
In a video, noted scientists debate the connections between ancient climate changes and the emergence of modern human traits.Keep reading »
Will Next-Generation Mars Rovers Have C-Shaped Legs?
March 21st, 2013 | 5
Anyone who's tried to move through fine sand—whether running along the beach or driving through the desert—knows the difficulty that a loose, granular track presents to locomotion. Now with the aid of a six-legged robot, a team of researchers has determined how much the depth, orientation and direction of a foot, wheel or other means [...]Keep reading »
Cave Bacteria Finding Suggests Ancient Origins of Antibiotic-Resistant Superbugs
April 11th, 2012 | 7
Our pill-popping culture and over-zealous livestock farmers typically take the blame for the widespread resistance of many harmful strains of bacteria to entire classes of antibiotics. And the Food and Drug Administration took a bold move today with a new voluntary plan to help curtail the over-use of antibiotics in agriculture. But the capacity to [...]Keep reading »
Newfound lunar landforms point to moon's recent shrinkage
August 19th, 2010 | 2
It's an unfortunate fact of life that people often shrink a bit as they age. But we can at least take solace in the fact that the moon, too, seems to be have gotten a bit smaller of late. New imagery from a NASA spacecraft suggests that the moon may have contracted somewhat in relatively [...]Keep reading »
More evidence suggests Venus has recent volcanic activity
April 12th, 2010 | 1
Venus, the closest planet to Earth in both size and proximity, remains a source of considerable mystery. Its reflective clouds prevent a clear view of the planet, and for centuries little was known about its surface and inner workings. But radar and gravity data acquired in the past few decades by spacecraft such as NASA's [...]Keep reading »
Lord Kelvin and the Age of the Earth
June 26th, 2013 | 6
Today is the 189th anniversary of the birth of William Thomson, better known as Lord Kelvin. I don't usually make a big deal about 189th birthdays, but I've been thinking a lot about Lord Kelvin recently. Yesterday I came across this quote of his on Pat Ballew's blog, which reminded me that it's his birthday: [...]Keep reading »
Building Sochi's Olympic Village: An Olympian Task in a Geologically Risky Area
This blog appears in the In-Depth Report Science at the Sochi Olympics So, Sochi! The Olympics are about to start, you're going to see all sorts of shiny new buildings and ski slopes, and you'll be so excited by the events you may not pause to consider how they got there. You may have spent [...]Keep reading »
Bone Dusters Paleo Ale, Brewed from Real Fossils!
March 25th, 2014 | 2
With craft brewing on the rise and many breweries tinkering with flavorings that range from the somewhat obvious (honey or citrus) to the eyebrow-raising (jalapeño, hemp, or even peanut butter cup) it was only a matter of time before someone stared a 35-million year old fossil in the face and thought, "would you make a [...]Keep reading »
Modern Art Upsetting Your Stomach? Take a Dose of David
It is widely believed that Michaelangelo's favorite medium to work with was Carrara marble. The single gigantic piece of quarried marble had been more or less ruined a generation earlier by the efforts of the sculptor Agostino who had carved deeply into the block. It languished for 25 years exposed to the elements in a [...]Keep reading »
What Did You Miss?
October 2nd, 2012 | 4
Last month, we posted a wide variety of science-art here at Symbiartic. We thought it'd be nice to post an overview in case you missed or wanted to revisit any. Enjoy!Keep reading »
SciArt of the Day: MicROCKScopica
Most people equate geology with dull, grey rocks, but petrology Professor Bernardo Cesare is tapping into their spectacular beauty with his MicROCKScopica project. Using a standard technique for analyzing mineral composition of rocks, Cesare cuts and grinds sections of rock into 30-micron-thick slices (that's three-hundredths of a millimeter), mounts them onto microscope slides and shines [...]Keep reading »
SciArt of the Day: Earth's Pulse
Earth's Pulse by Kathryn Brimblecombe-Fox. 2006, oil on linen. For more about this painting, visit Kathryn's blog. Portfolio: Kathryn Brimblecombe-Fox Blog: Art @ Kathryn Brimblecombe-Fox Twitter: @brimblecombe LinkedIn Profile This artist's blog is featured on the Science Artists Feed. – - Welcome to the first SciArt of the Day! Throughout the month of September, we'll be [...]Keep reading »
Will the real Sam Illustrator please stand up?
In researching the carbon cycle recently, I came across the diagram above illustrating how carbon cycles through the atmosphere and into the ocean, through shells and rock, then magma only to be spewn out as gas into the atmosphere again via volcanoes. I thought it did a nice job of conveying the information, but I [...]Keep reading »
We Blew a Bubble for a Man Named Edison
August 2nd, 2011 | 2
When you think of chemistry, no doubt images of scientists in white lab coats swirling beakers and test tubes come to mind. Ever wonder where those beakers and test tubes originated? If your answer is a big science catalog like Fisher Scientific or Chemglass or the like, you're probably right… some percentage of the time. [...]Keep reading »
#IamScience: Charlette Clark, Geologist
Today's post is a guest post by a friend of mine and Sister in Science. She and I met in college. I was an Agriculture major and she was a Geology major. At the time, we were both the only black female students in our respective departments. In fact, she was the very first African-American [...]Keep reading »
Traditional Ecological Knowledge offers lessons about science too long overlooked
I attended the 2011 SACNAS Convention in San Jose, California, October 27-30. I had an amazing time. SACNAS is a society of scientists dedicated to advancing Hispanics/Chicanos and Native Americans in science. We are a national nonprofit organization of individuals and organizations interested in quality science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) research, teaching, leadership, and [...]Keep reading »
Urban Science Adventure: Rock Flipping
Sunday, September 11, 2011 was 5th Annual International Rock Flipping Day. I walked my favorite nearby park and basked in the sunshine and taking in the lovely scenery. I wasn't handling the news coverage of the 9/11 commemoration very well, so being outside and enjoying the quiet was exactly what I needed; and thanks to [...]Keep reading »


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Capito Speaks in Support of Energy Bills on the House Floor7/25/13
Washington, D.C. – Congresswoman Shelley Moore Capito (WV-02) spoke in support of H.R. 2218, the Coal Residuals Reuse and Management Act, and H.R. 1582, the Energy Consumers Relief Act, on the House floor yesterday. Capito is a cosponsor of both bills.
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Transcript: "Mr. Speaker, I rise today in strong support of the rule and the two underlying energy bills that the House will consider today. I'm a proud cosponsor of both of these bills because they will protect West Virginia jobs and prevent increases in electricity costs for many of those millions of folks across this country that cannot afford it.
"My colleague, Mr. McKinley, has worked tirelessly to see that H.R. 2218 has met the demands and answered the questions.
"And to my colleague from Florida, when he stated that he's glad he doesn't live in these areas, guess what? We do. So it's exceedingly important to us that we do this the right way. And that's why I'm supporting the framework for state regulation that will ensure that coal ash will be used productively.
"I visited the Sutton Dam in my district for its 50-year anniversary. And I can tell you, I was there when it was built, and I was there 50 years later. As they were describing the Sutton Dam and how successful it's been--and it's still a fortress of strength, holding the water back--they started talking about the construction materials used 50 years ago.
"And guess what?
"Coal ash was one of those construction materials that was used to strengthen this dam, and to also have it stand the test of time.
"So, I think the regulatory uncertainty that's been around for years about what to do about coal ash has really cut the use of coal ash by millions of tons. But also, wouldn't we rather be recycling and reusing this in a productive measure, rather than increasing the impoundments and increasing any kind of risk to the environment?
"This bill just makes perfect sense.
"And the second bill addresses the growing number of billion-dollar EPA rules. In my view, billion-dollar EPA rules have two major costs: costs of jobs, and the cost to seniors and those on fixed incomes and the folks who are trying to heat their homes or cool their homes to be able to meet the high cost of electricity. So these make great sense to me.
"I'm very proud of my colleague from West Virginia for bringing this to the floor for the fifth time, and it will pass again."


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situation. For example, many students predict that a moving object emerging from a circular tube will continue in a circular trajectory once it emerges from the tube (rather than flying off in a straight line path), or they predict that a person running off a cliff will (as in a Wile E. Coyote cartoon) continue a short way off the cliff before abruptly falling straight down.
Although even young children, like adults, have an explicit concept of force that they use to explain what happens in different physical situations, the meaning of force is an intuitive one, very different from the mathematicized notion embodied in Newtonian mechanics. They tend to think of forces as active pushes or pulls that are needed to explain an object's motion, rather than coming in interactive action-reaction pairs that are needed to explain not an object's motion but its change in motion (acceleration). Thus, they see forces in situations in which a physicist has no need to postulate a force (e.g., when a coin is thrown upward, they postulate an upward force is imparted to the object from the hand for the duration of the upward trajectory to explain why it continues to go up), and they fail to see forces that are essential to a Newtonian analysis (e.g., many of the action-reaction pairs that are so central to a Newtonian analysis, such as the force exerted by a table on a book when it is resting on the table). They do not clearly distinguish between force and momentum, acceleration, position, and speed or between instantaneous and average velocity. In light of these findings, some have suggested that high school students may have an alternative naïve theory of motion, akin in many respects to historically naïve impetus views of the sort proposed by Aristotle or the medieval impetus theorists (Caramazza, McCloskey, and Green, 1981; Espinoza, 2005).
Others have argued that viewing these misconceptions as stemming from a highly coherent alternative impetus theory is misleading for several reasons (diSessa, 2004; Smith, diSessa, and Roschelle, 1993). First, it suggests that students are more consistent in their erroneous reasoning than they actually are. Although they may appeal to impetus notions in some tasks, they may not use them in other tasks in which they would be relevant. Second, it overlooks many other notions that students appeal to in their physical explanations, such as balancing, overcoming, or resisting. DiSessa argues that everyday physics is better thought of as exploiting a fairly large and diverse number of these low-level (often inarticulate) explanatory fragments that are evoked, often quite independently, in different contexts. Third, the naïve theories account overlooks many of the points at which students' intuitions are actually in accord with mature physical analysis. For example, although students may not see the balance of forces in the situation of a book on a table, they do provide this analysis when analyzing a book on an outstretched hand. Thus, they are not as devoid of positive intuitions as the misconceptions literature would suggest. On this analysis there is much valuable knowledge, though admittedly often at an inarticulate subconceptual


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There are now two active WMAS defibrillators linked to the WMAS Control Centre located in the parish. One is at Rowington Village Hall and the other is at Lowsonford Village Hall.
In an emergency, upon dialling 999, if it is thought that a defibrillator will be of help, the WMAS Control Centre will advise the caller of the location of the nearest defibrillator and give the code number which will allow the metal box to be opened and the defibrillator to be taken out in its carrying case.
Two First Aid courses have already taken place for local residents, one at Rowington and one at Lowsonford. If you did not attend one of these but would like to attend a short course in the future please let the Parish Council know.
The defibrillators are very straightforward to operate and the machine will talk the operator through every stage of the procedure.


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Stephen Beer, political communications officer of the Christian Socialist Movement, looks at what the 2011 Census tells us about faith, society and politics.
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To defend politics we need to change how we do politics
TweetRt. Hon. David Blunkett MP, Member of Parliament for Sheffield Brightside and Hillsborough Faith in democratic institutions, the media and broader political processes has fallen to dangerously low levels. The 2012 Audit of Political Engagement by the Hansard Society revealed the proportion of the public who say they are 'very' or 'fairly' interested in politics […]
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Alex Hern looks at how a chance change in the make-up of the Dow Jones would lead to a 2000 point difference, and asks what this tells us about economic decision-making
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The Shadow Chancellor Alan Johnson today attacked the Coalition Government's plan, arguing that it risked jobs and growth, and set out Labour's alternative.
Political Innovation no2: The politics of buying things
TweetThis is a guest cross-post by Dominic Campbell – originally posted on the Political Innovation site here Well, you wouldn't still be reading had I called it the politics of procurement now would you? (no, stop – don't go!). No-one who engages with government procurement comes away impressed with it. It's a process that wastes […]


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From the Office of State Senator Glenn Hegar, District 18
Opinion/Editorial For Immediate Release July 11, 2008 Contact: Lisa Craven(512) 463-0118
Let the Punishment Fit the Crime--
Getting Tough on Identity Theft in Texas
Imagine waking up and learning that you are in default on a house in another state, own several luxury vehicles, maybe a boat or two, and owe tens, maybe even hundreds of thousands of dollars to assorted creditors. Now, imagine that it's not all a dream. You have joined the growing ranks of Americans who have fallen victim to identity theft and now face the discouraging and difficult task of reclaiming your identity and repairing your broken credit.
Incidences of identity theft have escalated with startling rapidity. According to the Federal Trade Commission, in 2000, the first year in which such data was collected, over 31,000 Americans fell victim to identity theft. In 2006, the last year for which data is available, some 246,000 Americans had their identities' stolen. While such massive growth is tied closely to the rise of the internet, another culprit must not be overlooked: the fact that our laws have struggled to keep pace with the breakneck expansion of fraud and theft that ID theft brought with it.
During the last legislative session, I partnered with State Representative Sid Miller (R, Stephenville) on House Bill 460, which attacked this rampant problem by targeting large-scale identity thieves. My colleagues in the legislature clearly saw the merit of the proposal, as it received unanimous support in both the Texas House and Senate and was signed into law by Governor Perry. The bill introduced a stair-stepping punishment schedule for those found by law enforcement officials to be in unauthorized possession of the identifying documents of others.
Prior to the passage of House Bill 460, district attorneys in Texas often lacked the tools to effectively prosecute identity theft. When, for example, an individual was arrested in advance of using the identifying or financial information that they were found to be in possession of, prosecutors could only charge them with a state-jail felony that carried a maximum of a two-year sentence. Amazingly, that minimal sentence applied whether the defendant was in possession of six or six hundred pieces of identifying information. With the passage of House Bill 460, the term of confinement now relates directly to the number of pieces of identifying information the perpetrator possessed. This tool gives prosecutors, judges, and juries the flexibility to assess a range of punishment that begins with probation at the most basic level to a 99 year prison term in the most egregious cases.
One of the first applications of this new law recently occurred in Dallas County. Furnioes Giddings Parker made tens of thousands of dollars of purchases using credit card numbers she had obtained while working at various restaurants in the City of Duncanville. She also stole the identities of 14 elderly people who lived in a retirement community where she worked as a dietician. And, this was not Ms. Parker's first identity theft offense. In 1994, she was convicted of stealing the identities of 26 people and received only probation. Under the old law, Ms. Parker would have again faced a maximum of only two-years of jail time, but thanks to House Bill 460, she was assessed a 38-year sentence and will not be eligible for parole for 9 years.
While such serious penalties will likely give those considering a foray into identity theft pause, the unfortunate reality is that it is still an emerging crime and will likely occur with increasing frequency. Recognition of this trend demands action not just from the legislature and law enforcement, but from the public as well. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has embarked on a public awareness campaign that uses a slogan designed to quickly communicate the key strategies to combat identity theft: "Deter, Detect, and Defend."
Deterrence strategies outlined by the FTC include: the shredding of financial or identifying documents, the removal of one's social security from their wallet and of any reference to it on their checks, the securing of personal information within one's home, and the selection of passwords not tied to such obvious choices as birthdates or pet names, and, finally, to never disclose personal information over the phone or through the internet unless you are absolutely sure of with whom you are communicating.
Detection is the second strategy. The FTC urges citizens to be on the lookout for household bills that do not arrive as expected, unexpected denials of credit, and, most importantly, to take advantage of the federal law that entitles every American to a free copy of their credit report each year from each of the three major credit reporting firms. Reviewing those reports is perhaps the most sure-fire way to detect fraudulent activity.
Defend is the final strategy and one that I hope that you will never have to employ as the suggestions in this category speak to what one should do if they are a victim of identity theft. For a full look at the strategies, I suggest that you visit "FTC.com/IDTHEFT."
As we move further into the digital age with the advent of new technologies, criminals will continue to discover new and improved methods to victimize law abiding citizens. These simultaneous advances in technology and crime will force all Texans to be vigilant in safeguarding their personal and financial information. I am confident that the people of our great state are up to the challenge. House Bill 460 is just one weapon to combat identity theft in Texas. I look forward to working with my fellow legislators and law enforcement officials as we study other tools and strategies that will help protect the privacy of our citizens and keep their identities secure.
State Senator Glenn Hegar is serving his third-term in the Texas Legislature and represents the 18th District. He is a farmer who lives in Katy with his wife Dara, and their three children.


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Yes. Samoyeds are calm and gentle, and don't jump up on you, unless you ask them to. My Samoyed would pull my wheelchair when I was crippled, and loved to go to retirement homes and hospitals. They'll love you grandchildren too, as well as the rest of the family; but if you are his owner/caretaker, he will probably mind only you My relatives hated that they couldn't boss him around, but it made me love him all the more.We were together 24/7 for the 12 years that he lived, and when he passed away--it broke my heart worse than anything else ever did.12/18/2013 10:56:45 PM
The only way to know if your dog is a pure-bred or what breeds make up your dog is to have your dog DNA tested. You can buy them online or at your vet for an average cost of $45.00 - $85.00.
There is no average height for the Samoyed breed at that young of age.7/16/2014 2:54:47 PM
Yes. Samoyeds do no have the same dander as other dogs that cause allergies. They also have fur instead of hair as dogs. 7/26/2013 6:30:33 PM
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While we lived in Arizona our Samoyed was shaved every 3-6 months. They do not need regular bathing as they do not smell or keep dirt on their coats. Always white and clean. 7/26/2013 6:32:53 PM
NEVER EVER shave a Samoyed, under any circumstances. Samoyeds do no have natural oils on their skin, and the double coat insulates them from heat and cold. Shaving a Samoyed is like declawing a cat then sending the cat to fend for itself in the wild. JUST DON'T do it.3/23/2014 10:06:37 AM
There is no such thing as a hypoallergenic dog. Poodles and Poodles Mix are considered hypoallergenic because they produce less dander. Samoyed are shedding dogs but they have very a little dander and little to no odor. I have a 6 years old poodle and a one year old Samoyed. I am also allergic to cats, rabbits and dogs. I can still break into hives if my dog licked my face or hands however with their fur but my poodle and Samoyed doesn't active my allergies like a Lab or Retriever does. Your best bet would to go to a breeder and handle the dogs to see or contact someone in your local area and ask to pet their dog.3/27/2013 4:02:45 AM
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Mine lived to 17 + and during his lifetime, I met several owners whose Sammy's lived to twenty!2/12/2013 4:14:10 AM
Agree Samoyeds live long lives. My first was 15 and had issues with mobilization so we had to put her to sleep. If not for that she could have gone awhile longer. 7/26/2013 6:35:00 PM
the colder it is the more they want to be outside..don't forget they are originally from northern siberia...my sammies sleep outside in zero degree weather...i have a doggy door so they come in or go out whenever they want..if it is warm inside they will prefer being outside..2/7/2013 10:00:54 AM
Yes Samoyeds love the cold but they prefer to be where their humans are. 7/26/2013 6:35:43 PM
Samoyed dogs are the original reindeer herding dog.12/30/2012 6:39:03 AM
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Like a boss.
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dude she went right down on that guy. no hesitation at all!!! haha
DudeBal October 20, 2011
to convince my gf to swallow my cum, she had just one rule "u have to kiss me after". So i did, and did for some time, now she just swallow, get up and we walk away! U get used to it, no eck!
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