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Theories on why the bad guys resemble the characters from season one.Apollo did fly off with one traitor and one bad guy at the end of season one, so maybe that's why his soul is on the bad side? That might mean Mikono is Sylvia, which would make sense. She didn't have any real power except amplifying Aquarion/start over the world either...
Amata is Futaba, the child angel that DEAVA killed in season one.His ability to fly with wings on his feet supports this.
Gen and Rena outlived everyoneIt's said in the first season she's really old, so what's to say she didn't live another 12,000 years? Same with Gen. In addition, there's that man with similar features to Gen introduced in the first episode.
The vectors used in Evol are developed from the 3 military vectors used in the first seriesThey are more military based than the original vectors and combine into different forms that correspond to the original Vectors just like the 3 military ones
The reincarnations of the Aquarion's original cast are:
The two warring sides in EVOL are the end results of the separate timelines of the original series and the OVA.I have no support for this whatsoever other than the mention of "dimension gates", the fact it seems like there's two reincarnations of Apollo, and other minor points like this. The OVA establishes itself as an alternate reality according to The Other Wiki, but I don't have a clue how it actually plays out.
Aquarion is sentient.They said that Apollo and Sylvia's feelings for each other made Aquarion go berserk whenever a couple in love pilots it, thus banning mixed unions. The original Aquarion did not go berserk when couples in love pilots it, it could be that Aquarion itself wishes for Apollonius and Celiane to meet again, and will prevent other couples from piloting it. It can also explain why the Vectors eject the pilots on their own.
Mikono was adopted into the Suzushiro family and is somehow connected to Alicia, the girl from Amata's past.Just a hunch, but there's the fact that she's the only non-element among an element user family. Unlike the siblings in Genesis of Aquarion, Mikono and Cayenne look nothing alike. My guess is that she was adopted after being abandoned by the girl from Amata's past, who is either her mom or her sister since they look so much alike.
Exactly why are the abductors kidnapping people this time 'round?Last time it was because the Shadow Angels wanted to feed on their life force and strengthen the Tree of Life. But why this time? And on that note, why does the actress that played Sylvie/Sylvia in Skies of Aquarion seem so important to the Abductors? My guess? The Altairans have, due to thermonuclear civil wars, rendered their planet unable to support life, and starvation and engineered plagues have reduced their population to only a couple hundred. They're kidnapping the only people who can repopulate their race, and eventually hope to conquer and colonize Earth once their military is up to snuff in a few centuries. But if that's the case, then why do they have those massive cities? Maybe they had more people earlier on, then their population declined, leaving behind the massive cities.
Mykage is Kagura's blood relationThe way Mykage treats Kagura is highly suggestive of a doting father or older brother, and one who wants his son/little brother to find a wife-y. The way Kagura eagerly awaits Mykage's awakening is suggestive of a close relation, and he is the right age to be Mykage's son, as Mykage was an adult a decade before, when Kagura would have been about 6-7 years old. Though Kagura always refer to Mykage by name (without an honorific, however) rather than as "older brother" or "father" as would be expected.
The Love Triangle is actually a Love RectangleWhile it has been all but confirmed that Amata is Solar Wing, Kagura is Apollo, and Mikono is Silvia, the series poster and the ED imply that Zessica will play a big role and is the reincarnation of Celiane's other half (in the ED her reflection wears Celiane's armor). Zessica has already displayed jealousy of Amata and Mikono, which could easily blossom into something more. Therefore, the love triangle between Amata, Mikono, and Kagura will become a love rectangle that includes Zessica.
The Vectors will get an upgrade later in the seriesConsidering that Gepard, EVOL, and Spada are visibly weaker compared to the originals and the Military Assault-types, maybe ZEN will excavate the originals.
Mikono's and Kagura's love is forbidden because of Apolonius and Celianne.It's clear that they're implying that Mikono is Sylvia, that Kagura is Apollo, and that Amata is Solar Wing (the part of Apolonius that Apollo never got.) It's also been heavily implied that Mikono and Kagura must never get together, hence the "forbidden meeting" and "wedding in mourning clothes where in certain visions of the vision Mikono becomes a skeleton, clearly symbolizing her death. I think it's because bits and pieces of the original two lovers, Apolonius and Celianne, can't be together; it has to be the entire package.
Andy and Mix are gonna hook upBecause opposite attract. Also the preview for episode 9 hints at this, in addition to her probably filling Andy's holes.
The fact that Zessica and Mikono have flipped hair and eye colors is significant....I just haven't figured out how yet.
Alicia, the actress, is Amata's sister or motherWhy else would he have been there when she was abducted, psychologically scarred by her loss, and constantly watches the last film she ever starred in?
Izumo is Amata's father.Related to the above WMG, Izumo is in fact Amata's father, due to his obsession over Alicia. Plus, he had actually encountered her when he went to Vega, which provides ample opportunity for him to father a child.
Kagura will become a Yandere for MikonoEither this or just a Crazy Jealous Guy. Why? Because Mykage seems so intent on forcing him to become this.
Jin will have a Heel-Face TurnThe preview for Episode 10 reveals that Jin infiltrates the Academy posing as a student. While there, he realizes that the people of Vega are Not So Different, or even gets a romantic attraction to one of the students, which eventually convinces him to switch sides.
Mykage is the Big Bad.He's showing some Manipulative Bastard tendencies.
Kagura is on the wrong side.There's already heavy implication that Kagura is Apollo. Except save for possibly Mykage, it doesn't seem like any of the previous cast reincarnated on Altair except him. Then there's the fact that he doesn't seem to really care for Altair's goals, just to find a woman for himself. I'm willing to bet that Kagura was born of Vega and stolen when he was young, and raised by the Altairans. The ending even seems to imply this: in the images in the ending, you see Amata reaching out to someone, with some thorns around him and a strange circular visual past him. At the end of the credits, we see Kagura, bound in thorns, with the same symbol. If you put the two together, it looks like Amata is reaching out to Kagura, as if trying to save him. (The positioning doesn't say "attack" to my brain). I'd say there's pretty good chance, if this is right, of Kagura changing sides before the end.
In keeping with the theme "Triangles" from all his shows, Kawamori will introduce a third enemy from the planet Deneb.The Summer Triangle. The three stars that form the Summer Triangle are Altair, Deneb and Vega. And because the Japanese do not have words to differentiate between Stars and Planets, this fits perfectly. Deneb will be the name of the third planet, and the third enemy.
Amata will somehow bring peace between Altair and Vega.Think about it. If the WMGs about Alicia and Izumo being Amata's parents are true, then that means he's a descendent of both Vega and Altair. How this will play into the series remains to be seen.
Amata and Kagura are brothers.It would explain how they look so similar, as well as how the can both be reincarnations of Apollo/Apollonius.
Mykage is not Touma reincarnatedAt the end of Genesis of Aquarion, Touma makes peace with humanity and sacrifices himself to save the world. Mykage, on the other hand, is a complete psychopath, so it doesn't exactly follow that they're the same person.
The wedding in mourning clothes was in episode 15The 'wedding' was merely a metaphor for the beginning of true love. The mourning clothes were referencing the funeral for the fallen in episode 14.
Mykage's attempting to screw over the romances of the past series.He doesn't want to bring Apollo and Sylvia's reincarnations together, he wants to mess things up in some elaborate Batman Gambit! Zessica's vision wasn't because Kagura and Mikono are meant to be together, but because Zessica and Mikono share the same connection Sylvia and Sirius did!
Evol doesn't take place 12,000 years after Genesis, but 24,000Based on Mykage's comment in Episode 13 about meeting Fudo 12,000 or 24,000 years before in a questioning or confused tone, Apollon and Sylvie aren't Apollo and Sylvia, but their reincarnations 12,000 years later. Mikono and Kagura are their reincarnations a further 12,000 years later. This could explain some of the inconsistencies, as we're not introduced to the series between Genesis and Evol.
Vega is dyingThe part of the Genesis Mugen Punch that Andy found in episode 17 looks a little rusty, since the original Aquarion replaced the Tree of Life, the original Aquarion, like the Tree of Life, might actually be dying.
Amata will pull a What the Hell, Hero? on Izumo.I say his reactions will be along the lines of: Not only did you risk my mother's life by taking her here, but you decided it would be better to risk the lives of countless innocent people just to lure out female elements rather than negotiate with the international authorities, and when you finally DO decide to negotiate, you go ahead and kidnap one of my friends. YOU'RE AN ASSHOLE, DAD!
Zessica's vision wasn't the past
Kagura's "Reversal" power will be used to reverse what happened to Mix and possibly save Altair.
Apollo from the first series was not a reincarnation of a dog.
Apollonius and Pollon both reincarnated into Amata, and the Amata/Kagura split was meant to split apart the two souls.This WMG could explain and support the earlier WMG stating that Amata is Apollonius, and Kagura is Apollo. Now, If Amata was the reincarnation of just Apollo, why is Kagura the one who retained Apollo's more obvious traits when Amata was split apart in two?
The entire Aquarion series is being pushed by political groups attempting to reverse Japan's declining birth rateI mean, think about it, how does a show with an omnipresent all-but-explicit sex motif get the kind of budget and hype that the original Aquarion did? Going further, the original Aquarion neither sold well nor received very good reviews. Why would studio execs greenlight a sequel if there wasn't big money backing it? And who in Japan's infamously conservative society would financially back a series that basically encourages teens to have sex? The only explanation is that someone, either the studio itself or, more likely, the source of the money backing it, is trying to get all of Japan to form babby.
Kagura and Zessica will hook up.


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Yep. Sorry state. I had heard before my April trip that the barking dog in the farm scene, the dog just disappeared but was still barking. When I was there I was watching listening for his bark. Dog wasn't there and they just dubbed his bark out, poorly. Seriously Disney can't just repair the Dog?
The one thing I did notice about future world beyond the the despair the pavilions were in was the grounds just are aging. It looks old and in need of a nice face-lift beyond paint. Between those strange monuments and old retro planters, fencing seeing better days, Future World is just kind of depressing to stroll around.
The landscaping isn't fresh, the ponds are boring and old fashion looking. Nothing screams inviting. Even after the mega store was remodeled it smells of sea container mildew.
I was there during the flower and garden time and the flowers were so pretty sitting in their neglected and ancient planters. The flowers and infrastructure were at odds with each other.
Oddly, I didn't mind the Land ride being canned audio. I was surprised at that.
I'd say that's a spot on observation.
I went about every other month when I was a kid, so I don't ever recall being overwhelmed. I was too young my first trip there. And then it became just another Saturday afternoon.
I have seen a huge difference in the grounds since the 70's, though. The cleanliness and upkeep is an abomination these days, in comparison. Started going downhill in the mid to late 90's.
Trust me, if you had seen the parks in the 70's and early 80's you'd notice a huge difference in how they are kept up. They are far dirtier these days, and the landscaping isn't quite the perfection it once was.
Lots of garbage laying around. Wrappers, cups, etc. You never saw that back then. Disney over-payed their housekeeping, support, and maintenance workers back then, and it really showed.
You would never see empty planters, dead flowers on a bush, etc...
Parks were absolutely pristine in those days.
I stopped going on a regular basis around '85/'86. Then started going again in the mid 90's. I noticed a huge shift through that period of time.
As far as empty planters go,I guess I try to see the good in things and give the benefit of the doubt and figure the Disney gardeners just haven't gotten to those empty planters yet. However,I do understand your frustrations.because I have frustrations in other ares,namely how high stuff costs because of nothing but GREED! I don't know if we will ever get to go back to WDW unless I strike it rich.Fat chance of that.LOL.
I guess my observation would be this: for you that are lucky and live down there and can go when you please,you do see the less than pristine grounds and other slacking.But for those of us that get to come once and some twice a year,we pretty much don't notice the slackness as someone that worked there or frequents WDW as you are able.Us tourists that have to drive down or fly,we only look for stuff like what we will do,what rides to go on,what shows to see,etc. Not literally of course,but I'm just using that as an example.We all do see the grounds the slackness but I think we visitors tend to not let it dwell in our minds.


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Evening all,
I must confess that yesterday left me feeling as vulnerable and bleak as that famous tree atop the moor in the heart of beautiful Brontë country. Today, there is very little change to report. As such, you could be forgiven for thinking that I am still harbouring a desolate outlook. The fact is that I feel my buoyancy of spirit has been lifted by the wonderful supporting comments you have left me. it is very difficult sometimes to wrap my head around the affect that the comments have on my well-being. One of the reasons for this is the fact that many of them are from complete strangers; one would almost automatically assume that friends and family provides both physical and emotional support.
So, I still cannot swallow very much very easily but I'm feeling better about it.
At present, there is little other news from the Platt household. However as promised, I have tried to attach a short amount of Oscar footage to this post for your amusement. Unfortunately, due to a technical problem I had been unable to do this. I have also managed not to attach a recording of my reading an entry so that all of those strangers reading our blog have more of an idea about me. You would have also been able to hear the ventilator in the background, which is also responsible for the strange sentence structure and guttural noises. I hope to have some Oscar footage when I have managed to get it off the DVD, and ditto for the recording when I've resolved some of the user interface errors!
I hope we all have a restful night. Until tomorrow,
All my love,
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The days when the San Francisco 49ers could switch quarterbacks at midseason and still reach the Super Bowl feel increasingly distant with each Blaine Gabbert misfire during the 2014 preseason. Gabbert averaged 2.4 yards per attempt on 25 passes thro...Blog | August 23, 2014
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The San Francisco 49ers had some options with quarterback Colin Kaepernick after watching him suffer three game-changing turnovers in the fourth quarter of their NFC Championship Game defeat this past season. They could have made him play out his roo...Blog | June 04, 2014
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Biggest questions heading into the draftMike Sando
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The Spirit Level Delusion
There is a sad little book doing the rounds at the moment: The Spirit Level: Why More Equal Societies Almost Always Do Better arguing for "more progressive income and property taxes and more generous benefits, we also need policies to reduce differences in incomes before taxes and benefits. That means higher minimum wages, more generous pensions, running the national economy with low levels of unemployment, better education and retraining policies, increasing the bargaining power of trade unions."
"Preventing excessively high incomes and concentrations of wealth at the top is as important as pulling up the incomes at the bottom, and the first clearly provides the means for the second."
If we did this in the UK:
- Murder rates would halve
- Mental illness would reduce by two thirds
- Obesity would halve
- Imprisonment would reduce by 80%
- Teen births would reduce by 80%
- Levels of trust would increase by 85%
Unsurprisingly among the candidates at the election Claire Perry - Devizes Con - signed the Equality Pledge to work towards this nirvana.
The Lab-Lib-Celt Alliance loves it because it is "Scientifically Proven" by "Real Scientists". Who would be so cruel as to disagree?
Christopher Snowden that is who. He has been Fact-checking the Left's New Theory of Everything
And he has written a book "The Spirit Level Delusion" which will be published on 17th May 2010.
The book launch will be held at the Institute of Economic Affairs on 11th May at 6.30pm. To attend please RSVP here.
I have read the book, not only is it comprehensive in its demolition, it is well written, amusingly thorough and easy to digest. Even El Clegg would be able to understand it. I will send a copy to my new "Conservative" MP, though whether Ms Perry will be able to grasp its evidence is an open question
We are going to hear a lot more about how limiting growth and reducing inequality will make everyone happier and how we must legislate to make this happen. You need the evidence to show it is guff, you need this book.


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Rochester, N.Y. -- Brett Neil walked away when we tried to talk to him outside of city court. His attorney said Neil had nothing to say about the alleged abuse of his dog Princess.
Animal rights advocates wore pink shirts to support Princess. They don't want the dog returned to Neil and said they are prepared to offer him a thousand dollars for the dog.
Neil's attorney said he has received letters from a hundred people who want to adopt Princess.
Attorney Vincent Merante said his client will decide next week whether to surrender custody of the dog or pay the medical bills for her care at Lollypop Farm.
Merante said he hasn't seen the video of the alleged abuse. It shows the dog being hit and sprayed with a hose.
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Andy Katz discusses whether Kentucky can go undefeated in the SEC, says NC State coach Mark Gottfried likes what he sees from transfer Trevor Lacey and says Vanderbilt coach Kevin Stallings is confident in the five newcomers he has coming in....Blog | August 19, 2014
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The momentum Vanderbilt generated coming off the nine-win season a year ago, capped by the bowl victory over North Carolina State, was the kind of thing this program hadn't seen in ages. Coach James Franklin obviously believed there was more to do,...Blog | October 15, 2013
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Will Harris offers up his picks for the 10 best value bets in Week 5 of the college football season.Story | Conversation | September 26, 2013
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Vanderbilt has gained its second pledge in as many days with the addition of high three-star athlete Trace McSorley (Ashburn, Va./Briar Woods), according to multiple reports. Connecticut, Boston College, Massachusetts, North Carolina, NC State, Wa...Blog | July 13, 2013
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Before the SEC finally gets its bowl games underway, we're going to take a look at key players in each bowl matchup. Since Vanderbilt starts things off against NC State in the Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl at noon ET, we'll begin with th...Blog | December 31, 2012
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Science and Numbers
What do LA Freeways and the Lewis and Clark Expedition have in Common? Why do Science and Numbers Matter?
By Robert Orr, Master of Coworking New Haven @ The Bourse
On Los Angeles freeways as in the far reaches of the Louisiana Purchase "explorers" are quickly daunted by a sense that there's no discernible order. All pathways and landmarks defy logic or categorization. But Angelenos and Lewis and Clark prescribe order from chaos through the use of numbers. For Angelenos it's Freeway numbers, for Lewis and Clark it's longitudes, latitudes, and temperatures.
But these numbers are not so much scientific determinants as they are circumscribing nomenclature. Just as aboriginals develop complex naming systems to organize the complexities of nature within their imaginations, as documented by Claude Lévi-Strauss in his The Savage Mind, the mapping numbers of freeways and river routes render instant visualization nomenclature … Read More »
Computing Unveils the Truth about Diversity
Computing Just Might Write the Closing Act on the Self-Esteem Era, AKA Diversity
by Robert Orr, Master of Coworking New Haven @ The Bourse Coworking Loft
Coworking feeds off diversity. By bringing together people with diverse interests, backgrounds and perspectives Coworking offers the opportunity to grow enterprise and imagination in ways that individuals working alone can not. Diversity breeds prosperity. But what is diversity all about?
There's an IBM ad that pops up on TV from time to time entitled, "Smarter Marketing: Seeing customers as individuals" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_SbVnMMozY4&list=PL5DC1B85E4FEA6504). The video is brief but poignant in driving home the shortcomings of demographics. Demographics are the indicators that steer marketers. Demographics tend to paint people in standard groups, such as income level, marital status, race, religion, education, etc.
The IBM video reveals the leap in useful indicators gleaned from switching from "geographics to analytics," painting people as … Read More »
Urban Climate Change: Adapt or Fail
Not Far Far Away PV Panels, Low Energy Lightbulbs, Wind Turbines, Electric Cars, LEED Platinum Gizmos Will Wear Out. Then Where Will We Be? We must plan for urban climate change through adaptation, not merely mitigation.
by Robert Orr
To the continuing debate on sustainability of which the shared workspace of coworking is an important part, The Bourse Coworking Loft adds this discussion regarding the best approach to address Climate Change (CC): whether to mitigate (take preventative measures) or to adapt (change habitat/expectations to accommodate the inevitable).
Earlier this year I attended a conference on Climate Change at Yale's business school, the School of Organization and Management (SOM). Everyone in the room was wearing a dark suit. One after another, like at an AA meeting, presenters approached the lectern and began their talks, "Hi, My name is ______. I'm a Republican and I believe in … Read More »
"Programming" Is Not Scary
Programming at The Bourse, New Haven's Coworking Loft. The Bourse has hosted and is looking for people who want to offer Skillshare classes in programming, coding. Please come by and discuss your ideas and our benefits.
Reposted from Good, written by Katie Zhu
Genius Not Required: Why Anyone Can Learn to Code
This story is the third in a seven part editorial series exploring the balance between student learning and job skills. We're asking leaders and thinkers in education and technology fields: Can America educate its way out of the skills gap? This series is brought to you by GOOD, with support from Apollo Group. Learn more about our efforts to bridge the skills gap at Coding for GOOD.
I've met a lot of people who believe that "programming" is an abstract, scary piece of dark magic—some kind of inaccessible ability. I'm a firm believer—and … Read More »
Got an iPhone? Now Say, "Action!"
Barry Levinson Explores iPhone Fimmaking, Environmental Disaster in "The Bay"
The famed director of "Rain Man" decentralized the gear and process for his environmental horror, "The Bay," gathering found footage from iPhones, webcams and actors.
Oscar winner Barry Levinson has made hit films spanning many decades, from Diner to Rain Man. But his latest, The Bay, a faux documentary cum eco-horror movie about flesh-eating isopods in the Chesapeake Bay, is a stylistic departure in which the 70-year-old director used more than 20 consumer-grade cameras to create "found" footage from iPhones, Androids, 911 calls, web cams and more to piece together the fictional story of a nightmarish 24 hours in the otherwise quaint seaside town of Claridge, Maryland.
"You're working with a different set of tools than you normally work with," Levinson said recently in an interview at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City. "It's … Read More »
Can't Predict the Future?… Invent it!
The best way to predict the future is to invent it
Reposted from Big Think, by Brian Hoffstein
Inventing the Future
You may be familiar with Moore's Law. The phenomenon was first described in a 1965 paper by Gordon Moore of Intel, and it spelled out the notion that computing capacity (via the number of transistors placed on an integrated circuit) will double every two years. Since the idea's inception, Moore's Law has persisted through wars, recessions and the like; as if it were a phenomenon on par with nature. Mathematically it is referred to as exponential growth, and it's the reason why the cell phone in your pocket today is a million times cheaper, a million times smaller, and a thousand times more powerful than the $60 million supercomputer of the 1960's. It all amounts to a billion fold increase in price and … Read More »
Why are Virtual Toys Worth Billions More Than Top Grossing Movie Stars?
Why Buzz Lightyear Is Worth Billions More Than Han Solo
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If you are among the Star Wars faithful, it's hard to put a dollar value on 35 years of lightsabers, Ewoks, and windpipe-crushing applications of The Force. Apparently, it's worth just north of $4 billion, which is what Disney is paying for Lucasfilm, the studio that is the home to George Lucas and all hisStar Wars pals. Yes, there is also Indiana Jones and his swashbuckling cohort, videogames and special effects, but in a call with investors Disney CFO Jay Rasulo made it clear that when Disney did its math it was the value of the Star Wars franchise that was the main calculation.
The same discounted cash-flow analysis was done back in 2006 when Disney, with Bob Iger also at its helm, bought Pixar for $7.4 billion. That's 85 percent more than what it's paying for … Read More »
Does Anyone Remember the Fountain Pen?
Above: Charles Elliot's handwriting to Clara Elliot
The Writing Is On The Wall For Handwriting. Right?
Reposted from FastCompany BY KIT EATON
Not so fast, says Elizabeth Ubell, vice president of marketing at Newell Rubbermaid, which bought venerable fountain pen makers Parker and Waterman in 1999. Now she's innovating to survive.
The writing is on the wall for handwriting. Or is it? Let's consider the fountain of information.
Handwriting Hand-wringing
A few weeks ago the Guardian newspaper published an extract from Philip Hensher's bookThe Lost Art Of Handwriting (and Why It Still Matters). It's a fascinating read, and the irony of the piece's presentation was rather delicious: An article lamenting the slow disappearance of penmanship at the hand of the computer, published in a printed newspaper that represents an industry sitting beneath the same technological Damoclean sword.
It ignited a debate in our virtual offices, and among our Twitter followers–so many of whom, when questioned, … Read More »
By Robert Orr
With all the hysteria surrounding gas prices in California, with all the fine-tuning techies gathering to enable a car-dependent culture gasping for huge-tuning measures, and with ever bigger whacks at annual income by transportation costs, something's not working. Perhaps it's time to step back a second and take stock.
Our last brush with gas price hysteria wasn't so far back. Rising gas prices slammed the door on the roaring 1990s and rekindled a 1974-style hysteria that sent people stampeding for gas-sipping cars and home insulation products. Though less pronounced, 2012 behaviors revisit the '90s as prices saunter by the old $4.50 peak.
But the '90s hoopla poofed away quicker than fumes at the pump as gas prices inexplicably dropped. And though the fortunes of GM and Chrysler certainly went haywire, the fact remains that the popularity of pick-ups and SUVs regained much … Read More »
Sneak Peek –– New YouTube
Get The New YouTube Design With This Google Chrome Extension
October 24, 2012 by Neha Prakash3
reposted from Mashable
If you can't wait for YouTube to roll-out their latest redesign, there's a hack to get the new version now.
OMG!Chrome! found a Google extension that can be installed in your browser in under 30 seconds and will update the site's entire design.
The site's upgrade will feature a Google search bar at the top of each page, a video counter for subscriptions along the lefthand column, and profile pictures next to users' comments.
You can add a snippet of code to your Chrome browser to see what YouTube's coming redesign will look like. Click here.
SEE ALSO: How to Edit Video on YouTube
Check out the video above for the full instructions on how to install the extension.
And if you see any glitches with the site after the hack, OMG!Chrome! says using this alternate code is a … Read More »


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Every day in the library I see adults striving to improve themselves and learn new things. Recently we've seen a rising interest in updating computer skills, either for personal satisfaction or to remain competitive in the job market. For some, this means attending one of our Microsoft Quick Start classes at the library to learn about Office 2007. Others work on developing specific skills such as touch typing which is what I'd like to talk about today. With such a skill there's nothing to it but to do it. Here are two recommendations for free, online programs which can help.
Klava is a flash-based, online typing program which is incredibly simple and super handy. Simply go to the website, click in the text box and start typing. There's no registration and no fees which I always appreciate. Klava (shown above) provides you with a list of words which you then type into the text box. As you go, it keeps track of several things for you. The numbers at the top of the screen and to the left show you your characters per minute from the two previous lines. The numbers to the right of that show you your error percentage. Klava also gives you good hints as you go: turning the text box dark gray if you make an error and highlighting the letters you struggle with. The drop-down menus at the bottom of the page allow you to change from Basic English (short words and letter combinations) to Advanced English (full sentences). You even have the option of practicing on a Dvorak keyboard if you have the ability to configure your own keyboard to that format. Klava's strength is its simplicity and I definitely encourage you to give it a try if you are interested in improving your touch typing or just have a few minutes to kill.
Typing Web is a more popular (and free) tool to help practice touch typing. Typing Web is very different from Klava. It includes multiple typing lessons and tests and is graphic heavy. Unlike Klava it does include a timer and provides words per minute rather than characters per minute which I find to be a more useful measurement. If you need more visual stimulation than Klava provides, Typing Web might be a good choice for you. This program also lets you bypass registration if you're so inclined and just get straight to typing. Typing Web does have quite a few ads and, unfortunately, some of them are of the flashing variety which can be a bit distracting.
There are countless other typing tutorials and tests online that may be just as good. But I find these to be simple (especially in the case of Klava) and well-organized (Typing Web). Give it a try if you have a minute and see if it helps!
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"Trip To Mannahatta" with New York Prize Fellow Eric W. Sanderson
Open to Van Alen Institute Members and Fellows
Thursday, October 23, 2008
5:30pm – 8:00pm
Join Dr. Eric W. Sanderson, VAI-SSRC New York Prize Fellow and founder of the Wildlife Conservation Society's Mannahatta Project, on a walking tour of the Flatiron District as it existed in 1609. Dr. Sanderson's evocative visual mapping of pre-urban Manhattan – known as "Mannahatta" by the Lenni Lenape who lived here – will frame the imagined exploration of local pitch pine forests crowning the Sand Hills, a spring running along Fifth Avenue, and the groves of green oak-hickory flaring in mid-fall.
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JOIN NOW! This program is the first in a series of informal, seminar-style forums for Van Alen Institute's community of members and fellows. If you are not a member and would like to participate in "Trip to Mannahatta" and other future programs like it, please JOIN ONLINE or contact us at 212-924-7000 x10 for more information.
Eric W. Sanderson is a landscape ecologist with the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), based at the Bronx Zoo in New York City. His work occurs at the boundary of ecology and geography; his interests are in developing sustainable relationships between humanity and the rest of nature at all scales. He is a conservation planner, working to save wildlife and wild places in Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Sanderson is a cartographer, leading a team which mapped the Human Footprint, the first ever map of humanity's impact on the planet. He also founded the Mannahatta Project, an effort to reconstruct the historical ecology of Manhattan island at the moment of European discovery in 1609. Sanderson received his Ph.D. in ecology from the University of California, Davis, in 1998; he also holds a B.A.S. in English Literature and Biochemistry from Davis (1989.)


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Coventry City: Football League docks Sky Blues 10 points
Coventry have been deducted 10 points after the Football League allowed them to start their League One campaign.
Coventry City FC Ltd went into administration in March following a row with Arena Coventry Limited over rent.
It now faces liquidation after ACL, which runs the Ricoh Arena, rejected a Company Voluntary Arrangement.
But an application by the Otium Entertainment Group for a transfer of the club's share in The Football League has been accepted.
A Football League statement read: "The League has transferred the club's share to the administrator's preferred bidder Otium Entertainment Group.
"This comes after an application under the 'exceptional circumstances' provision of the League's Insolvency Policy and on the acceptance of a 10-point deduction for the upcoming League One season despite the failure of its CVA."
"As if the situation hasn't been unsettling enough for Sky Blues fans, this impending liquidation will feel like the final straw.
"In some ways it was perhaps inevitable: both sides in the row, ACL and Sisu, always seemed reluctant to concede any ground in their pursuit of a solution and this is the result."
Dan Wheeler, BBC Coventry & Warwickshire
At a meeting on Friday, Otium Entertainment Group, who recently took over the Sky Blues from previous owners Sisu whom they have links with, and the club's main creditor, ACL, failed to come to an agreement.
Had the CVA, a payment scheme between an ailing company and its creditors, been accepted, the club may have been able to come out of administration.
However, ACL expressed its concerns over the club's agreed groundshare at Northampton's Sixfields Stadium and the club's financial future, leading it to reject the CVA alongside HM Revenue and Customs.
The day prior to the creditors' meeting, ACL lodged an official complaint against the Football League over the League One side's 34-mile move to Northampton.
It claimed that the Otium Entertainment Group had no right to request the move as its takeover of City had not been completed.
An ACL statement explained its decision to reject the CVA: "This decision was based on ACL's twin aims to first keep Coventry City playing in Coventry; and second, to ensure that Coventry City is financially viable for the next few years and beyond.
"This last point is especially important given that CCFC has been the subject of a 'catastrophic insolvency' in the hands of its previous owners.
"The CVA proposals put forward by the administrator simply do not address these obvious concerns. And these concerns are not only the concerns of ACL - they are the concerns of all Sky Blues supporters, and should be the central concerns of both The Football League and The Football Association.
"We would welcome some new proposals as soon as possible."
Under the terms of the deal between ACL and Coventry City over the Ricoh Arena, which has been the Sky Blues' home since 2005, the club had been paying £1.2m in rent per year, and only received a limited share of the catering and parking revenues from matchdays.
Eventually, the Sky Blues' debts to ACL mounted to £1.3m leading to CCFC Ltd going into administration and the club being deducted 10 points by the Football League last season.
The rent row resulted in the club agreeing a three-year groundshare with Northampton, and searching for a new permanent home in the city.
But in a bid to keep the club at the Ricoh, ACL offered a reduced rent of of £150,000 in League One, rising to £400,000 if the club returns to the Championship.
After the Football League's decision, a Coventry club statement read: "CCFC Ltd [the company that entered administration] will be put into liquidation after ACL failed to accept the Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) put forward by the administrator.
"Rather than the statutory 15-point penalty, the club will now receive a 10-point deduction going into the new season while the awarding of the membership of the Football League provides certainty for the future.
"Coventry City have also been cleared to play their home matches at Sixfields Stadium."
The Sky Blues start the League One season away at Crawley on Saturday.
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Comment number 522.City of Coventry Cathedral
4th August 2013 - 23:43
Newsflash ! Jimmy Hills/Sky Blue fans Eton Boating Song is being replaced by FOR THE LOVE OF MONEY by the mighty OJAYS RnB soul hit of 1973 played on Donald Trumps USA Apprentice .
Donald was seen in Coventry haven given up the idea of a golf course in Scotland
Comment number 521.Richard Cook
4th August 2013 - 16:37
I've been a Coventry City supporter since I was 9 years old and I've seen a lot of hard times at the Club. I now watch with incredible sadness and anger at the attitude of the Football League and others. One appreciates the need for correct behavior by clubs, but have those they forgotten that it represents a city and a community. Or has it become a Northampton club.
Comment number 520.Badger
4th August 2013 - 15:34
It is not the council/Arena owners at fault here. They've been forced to deal with a complex hedge fund which is incredibly litigious & aggressive to such an extent they are trying to bankrupt a local charity & cost Coventry taxpayers millions of pounds by forcing a fire sale of the Arena. The football authorities must conduct a full independent enquiry. Or are they scared of legal action too?
Comment number 519.mbegan
4th August 2013 - 15:32
518 Your quite right. If CCFC need a temporary home then there must be a stadium that can contain the level of support they need - and there is no way that Sixfields can do this. If Brighton could travel all the way to Gillingham for a couple of years before they got going again, surely Coventry could do the same level of journey to a suitable stadium.
Comment number 518.slamdunkthefunk
4th August 2013 - 12:49
Wish I could go to the first home game at Northampton, last year there were 9,000 season ticket holders in a 30,000plus stadium and this year 300 in a 7,500 stadium. That will generate a pittance - will the players get paid in buttons? Perhaps they can run out to Ghost Town by The Specials?
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Down here in rural Oxfordshire we are looking at £1314pcm for a 10mb connection on 100mb bearer
How much are people paying a month for leased line and at what speed ?
Down here in rural Oxfordshire we are looking at £1314pcm for a 10mb connection on 100mb bearer
~£8500 annually for 100mb/ 100mb
However your in Hull (I think) so you get Kingston Communications so your doomed for sure
100mbit on 1000mbit bearer £14k PA.
Fibre, 100mbs symmetrical, £940pcm (3 year contract).
£8400 p/a for 30Mb/ on 100Mb Bearer
any where from 7k upwardsa year for a 10mb on 100mb bearer (fibre) or 4k upwards for a 10Mb and upwards EFM Circuit (if its available in your area)
Here in very very rural Devon we have just signed up to 30mb on 100mb bearer £19Kish per year, plus a hefty install fee.
ouch, im in exeter so feel the pain... where in devon are you?
Mid/North Devon... miles and miles from anywhere. Waiting on BT laying 2k of fibre to get us hooked up at present.
many of the exchanges up there do tend to be rather expensive for fibre unless your near Bidrford / barnsaple, then its not to bad. i guess you looked at EFM?
$8000 a month for 30/30 with a backup 10/10
£8.5k for 10/100 per annum 5 year contract.
£17k for 1g/1g with 40mb backup. This is london though
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A year ago, we had our first formal introduction to the KTM X-Bow concept. After a scant 12 months, the famed motorcycle manufacturer has officially unveiled the production version of the X-Bow, and over 2,000 people have lined up to get their hands on one of the most driver-focused vehicles to be released since the introduction of the Ariel Atom.
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