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Display Comparison: Apple iPhone 5 vs Samsung Galaxy S III vs HTC One X vs Nokia Lumia 900
Turning on all devices in a dark room, it's arguable to say that the Samsung Galaxy S III and Nokia Lumia 900 would grab some attention for their overly saturated color tones, which undoubtedly carries along the higher wow factor amongst normal Joes. Seeing that these two specific handsets rely on AMOLED technology, they're able to tantalize us with their vibrant color reproduction – while simultaneously producing the most pure black color. In fact, it's rather difficult to know where the edges of their screens end because the color black turns out, well, black as night as some would say. At the same time, however, the color white is usually tainted with some bluish hues, which doesn't make it accurate looking. Come to think of it, that's a common trait amongst AMOLED panels in general.
On the other end of the spectrum, we have the Super-LCD 2 panel of the HTC One X, which also has a hint of oversaturation with its color reproduction. Rather than having a cooler appearance like its AMOLED counterparts, its colors tend to appear warmer looking in tone – resulting in the color white exhibiting some yellowish tones. Furthermore, there's some hint of grey attached to the color black, but it's still pleasant looking for the most part. Lastly, the iPhone 5's IPS-LCD screen is actually the most accurate one of the bunch when it comes to color reproduction – albeit, it also has a hint of saturation too, but it isn't as prevalent than what's seen on the HTC One X.
Therefore, if we were to judge it purely on accuracy, the iPhone 5 would clearly win this one by a longshot, as it closely replicates the most natural looking colors. However, if we're talking about the wow factor, then it'd have to be the AMOLED panels found with the Samsung Galaxy S III and Lumia 900 that would stand head above water.
Viewing Angles:
When it matters most, such as looking at them directly at a 90-degree angle, we can visually make out the items on-screen with each of the four displays – so yeah, no problem in this aspect. However, as we begin to tilt each handset to see if they maintain their crisp appearances, that's when we begin to see some noticeable differences between the bunch. Again, the Samsung Galaxy S III and Nokia Lumia 900 seem to fare well in this category, as they maintain their clarity at moderate and extreme viewing angles. Specifically, colors retain their vibrancy without the expense of any washed out looks as we increasingly tilt them more and more. Showing some improvement over its predecessor, the iPhone 5 comes in next, since it doesn't fall victim to the slight dullness exhibited by the HTC One X with the color black. Nevertheless, we'd classify all four smartphones as having above average viewing angles compared to other devices out there, but as we need to point out all of their strengths and weaknesses, it's the handsets using AMOLED panels that shine the most.
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2. modyt (Posts: 29; Member since: 23 Aug 2012)
Apple fan, Mr. John V.?
"...which undoubtedly carries along the higher wow factor amongst normal Joes."
40. greyhulk (Posts: 124; Member since: 30 Jun 2010)
Why is the reviewer automatically an "Apple fan" every time the conclusion comes out in favor of the iPhone? Are they supposed to rule against the iPhone just so they don't appear biased, or would you rather have an accurate conclusion?
I have owned a lot of Smartphones over the last few years and I currently have an iPhone 5, Lumia 900, and Galaxy S III. Owning all three devices, I find it hard to fault John's conclusions.
47. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
so you conveniently have 3 of the 4 devices....wow that was lucky
i bet in fact you only have the iphone and like most ifans you claim to have the other phones to try make your comment more valid
the iphone is always seen as the winner even when it clearly isnt.. example for you iphone 4 vs nokia 808 camera comparison. it was clear the 808 was miles ahead yet the reviewer wouldn't admit it instead said bs that the iphone was on the same level...............
hardly any reviewers will admit when the iphone looses. if they cant turn it into a win for the iphone they say its a draw and always throw the iphone a bone
85. greyhulk (Posts: 124; Member since: 30 Jun 2010)
Luck and convenience have nothing to do with it. I own all three devices because I wanted to own all three devices and I purchased them. It's not that hard to wrap your head around. Not everything is an iPhone conspiracy.
I actually used to have a One X, as well, but I sent it back because I couldn't stand the broken multitasking, but it did have a great screen.
91. Bernoulli (Posts: 1629; Member since: 01 Sep 2012)
Not just that man, why compare the Nokia lumia 900, that phone came out last year, compare it to the lumia 920 to make it fair, it's just like if I were to compare the lumia 900 to an iPhone 4, sorry I like the lumia I just don't think comparing a year ago technology with todays technology is fair
99. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
exactly why the lumia 900 was involved is beyond me, the 920 though im guessing would beat the iphone hands down so maybe thats a reason why
plus no phones from sony, LG, Motorola involved either.........basically all this article seems focused on is making the iphone look good
71. zibbyzib2000 (Posts: 204; Member since: 18 Nov 2010)
Thank You!!!
79. modyt (Posts: 29; Member since: 23 Aug 2012)
I find it hard to believe that you own all three devices and still can't find the difference between the screen size and clarity. And I never said that they should rule out the iPhone. I'm just surprised they can find faults with every other device other than the iPhone.
86. greyhulk (Posts: 124; Member since: 30 Jun 2010)
I never said that I don't find the difference between the screens, nor did John V. Point of fact, they are all great screens in different ways.
I also never claimed the iPhone was a perfect device. It's not. It's one of the reason I own all three. I often find myself switching between them. My only point was that I thought this was a fair comparison of the screen technologies.
The problem here is that people respond to these articles like angry children. When they don't get their way (i.e. the results they want to hear), they lash out like a child having a temper tantrum. I'm actually capable of being objective, of seeing the advantages and disadvantages to each platform and technology.
94. oister85 (Posts: 410; Member since: 27 Apr 2012)
Wow well say
90. appleDOESNT.com (banned) (Posts: 456; Member since: 19 Nov 2011)
"One person might find a smaller display to be more likable than a larger one, or in another instance, they might side with natural color tones over ones that are more saturated"
He starts the conclusion by leading it's readers down the path of iPhone 5 dominance, the article has a lot of iP5 drivel. This is supposed to be a unbiased website. phonearena frequently is biOSed towards apple and is why many lash out. Android fans do not frequent appleinsider or 9-5mac for obvious reasons but when we come here and read the same bias as those websites, it ticks a ton of us off
109. shuaibhere (Posts: 1682; Member since: 07 Jul 2012)
And just now i copied that part of article to point out his apple fanboysm.... U did it already...well pointed out.....
and here is something that shows how he hates samsung....
When lcd scores the point he says iphone is best but when it comes to amoled he says amoled does well....
93. oister85 (Posts: 410; Member since: 27 Apr 2012)
I know what you are saying man, people need to chill. I don't care what the reviewer says, he might be right. At the end of the story I still love my Samsung galaxy s3. All of those phones are nice so don't let the reviewer make your choice
46. Daniel.95 (Posts: 89; Member since: 20 Sep 2012)
2.One X
1.One X - GS III
Display Type:
2.One X
in Total:
1.One X
52. Commentator (Posts: 2516; Member since: 16 Aug 2011)
What really irritates me (or grinds my gears) is the fact that PPI has become its own category over the last couple years. This review implies that the iPhone's display is more "detailed" because of its higher pixel density, but that's simply not true. A 720p screen, by virtue of its sheer advantage in number of pixels, will always be able the display more details than the iPhones display, simply because it can. Similarly, while a 2x2 pixel screen with a diagonal of 0.000000001 inches would technically have a higher PPI count, it wouldn't be able to show as many details as one of higher density.
56. Commentator (Posts: 2516; Member since: 16 Aug 2011)
Oh, I can't edit my post after 240 seconds now? Oh, I'm SO SORRY!
What I was going to post as an afterthought was that the angle you apparently tested the viewing angles at is where the One X is at its "worst" (worst in parentheses because it still performs very well there.) The One X screen briefly washes out little bit around the 45 degree angle mark, but anything past that retains the same color quality as if you were looking straight on. I can use my Evo's screen when looking at 89.9999 degrees. I don't know if the iPhone or SGSIII can say that.
80. glentomas123 (Posts: 70; Member since: 01 Jun 2011)
Well said. This has always been my contention. High PPI and no screen real estate means nothing. This is a comparison of apples and oranges as it relates to a 4" and 4.7"+ screens. Also, I don't even know why you would attempt to compare a 4.3 at WVGA with these others. ??? Strange article.
105. firefly (Posts: 2; Member since: 07 Oct 2012)
Let me start by saying I don't like Apple. The only product I have ever owned that they made is the iPad 3 because of its screen resolution.
Now to my point. PPI is important for several reasons. First, compare a 52" LCD TV at 1080P 42.36 PPI and a 24" LCD TV at 1080P 91.79 PPI. When viewed from the same distance, text will look clearer on the 24" than on the 52" because the space between pixels relies on your eyes/brain's ability to fill in the gaps. Smaller gaps = clearer image when viewed from the same distance. The other thing to consider is the optimal viewing distance of the two same resolution screens. The 52" screen should be viewed at 5.8' while the 24" should be viewed at 2.7'. Now that we have looked at the over exaggerated, now lets look at the phones. Lets pretend that all the phones were the same resolution just for the sake of this argument and so that we can use the same viewing distance calculator (which is actually based on 1080p resolutions and THX and SMPTE published standards). Viewing distance for a 4" screen is recommended at 4.8" while max SMPTE recommended distance is 6". On a 4.7" screen, recommended is 6" while max SMPTE is 7.2". Finally on the 4.8" screen, recommended is 6" while max SMPTE is 8.4". Now I don't know about any of you, but I very rarely have my phone that close to my face. If you are holding your phone at lets say 12" away from your face, you can assume that all of them will look very similar and you probably wouldn't even notice the 20 PPI difference. The higher overall resolution screen will display more detail, but at the same time it may not look as clear as the same image on the compressed screen with higher PPI.
Now if you really want to complain about the iPhone 5 how about the fact that they are behind the 8 ball because it just came out with 4G, while others have had it for quite some time now. They also still refuse to give people the ability to add memory to the device because they want to rape you on the price of the larger storage models. The only other advantage to upgrading to the 5 vs one of the older iPhones is the 1.2MP forward facing camera... oh boy. Oh did I forget to mention all your old Apple chargers are now worthless as are your cases and docks? That was definitely my personal favorite. Please buy a new proprietary connector cable because we knew we could bleed you stupid iPhone loving idiots out of more money some how.
62. DP777 (Posts: 15; Member since: 25 Sep 2012)
Nokia Lumia 920 will bit them all!
68. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
Lumia 920 has more PPI than HTC One X
72. Commentator (Posts: 2516; Member since: 16 Aug 2011)
Yes it does, and HTC's new phablet (The HTC Droid Incredible One Nexus Five... or whatever...) will have a 1080p screen, which, despite many people's reservations due to battery life, I'm in favor of.
78. modyt (Posts: 29; Member since: 23 Aug 2012)
Does no one else in this world consider the screen size? Does it even matter that the iPhone is at least 20% smaller that the actual GS3? I'm sure most of the "geeks" also like the larger screen like the "normal Joes". Just because Apple has the exclusivity factor in the components they manufacture doesn't reduce the quality of the other devices. And let's not forget, most of the components are China-made.
89. belovedson (Posts: 832; Member since: 30 Nov 2010)
absolutely useless review mr john. people prefer the bigger sized screen bottom line.
and i believe if the other manufacturers spent the time and energy to gathering as much ppi as possible they would have gone with a smaller screen and the comparison would be even more useless. but why would they, they already know people want a bigger screen size.
the 4 inches provided by apple is accepted by the apple crowd but not preferred by the majority. neutral opinionated apple users prefer a bigger sized screw but GROW to be content with the tiny screen eventually.
anyways the difference between the technologies and ppi for the different types of screens is tiny and most people really can't tell the difference. people still think lcds make better picture than plasma.... same type of argument.
eventually apple will have to up the size of the screen again or risk losing a bigger chunk of customers to android. if android can figure out how to make a better os for tablets it would help tremendously
120. larvin72 (Posts: 4; Member since: 13 Oct 2012)
I used to think that writers and editors of sites like these are pretty much unbiased and objective in their approach and delivery when reviewing products TO GIVE THE PUBLIC AN UNBIASED OBJECTIVE VIEW SO THAT THEY MAY BE HELPED IN THEIR DECISIONS WHEN CHOOSING AMONGST SIMILARLY GOOD PRODUCTS. This review was made October 5, 2012, barely a month after the iphone 5 was released. Mr. John V reviewed the best that Apple has to offer against the second best of Samsung (Obviously the best Samsung display is with the Note 2), the third best of Nokia (Nokia's best is with the 920) and the best of HTC. No wonder a lot of people disagree with the conclusions because THE REVIEW WAS FAR FROM FAIR. I hope the editors of this site would remain unbiased and objective so that people would continue to read your works.
4. MeoCao (unregistered)
"One person might find a smaller display to be more likable than a larger one"
I disagree, people prefer small screens because they want to use the phone with 1 hand, but when it comes to viewing bigger screen is better.
And with bigger screen people tend to hold the phone further from the eyes so in real life iPhone 5 higher pixel density makes no difference, many people say that they can tell the difference even between GS3 and One X screen sharpness when One X has much better pixel density for that reason.
About color reproduction it depends on personal preference and people don't care about how realistic it is. In fact most people prefer strong colors.
So I think the order should be:
1. One X
3. iPhone 5
4 Lumia 900.
7. AliNSiddiqui (Posts: 382; Member since: 19 Sep 2012)
See.. you have different priorites... so your order will be different from the other people...
9. Retro-touch (Posts: 264; Member since: 24 Oct 2011)
Completely agree I love Super AMOLED screens and also the One X screen cause of their punchy colors they make everything look gorgeous whereas a screen that's realistic is mehh!! Realistic colors is a personal preference not the standard IMO as I've noticed people overwhelmingly prefer anything but reality
38. ZEUS.the.thunder.god (unregistered)
agree. i am sorry to say but this whole article sounds like typical iphonearena marketing. means why you compare ip5 with Lumia 900 why not wait for the Lumia 920... also with its tiny lil girly display, ip5 is no match against S3 or One X. lets wait for Apple to introduce a 4.5 inches display in 2015 and then compare it with a Sammy flagship. oh wait i guess by then Samsung and others would be using some Alien tech. and Apple would be busy prepairing law suits as they were the first to invent a bigger display.
61. r41nier (Posts: 63; Member since: 13 Oct 2011)
I care how realistic it is. So far, only the original Motorola Droid and the new iPhone 5 are the only color accurate smarphones i know.
69. StringCheese01 (Posts: 64; Member since: 27 Jan 2012)
Why are they STILL comparing the Lumia 900 to current phones when the 920 is out? 900, ya done, finished, over, peace!
107. E.N. (Posts: 2366; Member since: 25 Jan 2009)
All I know is that the GSIII's screen is saturated as hell. Hated the screen, the colors are so fake.
I think it should be
1. iPhone 5 and One X
4. Lumia 900 (never used though)
Unless you're going for pure size, there is no way that the SIII should be placed above the One X/ iPhone 5, no way no how.
"And with bigger screen people tend to hold the phone further from the eyes so in real life iPhone 5 higher pixel density makes no difference"
- bullsh*t. My friends don't hold their SIIIs farther than those who own iPhones.
5. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
Back after another vacation by PhoneArena. "Thanks". To be honest missingt he SONY and LG phone, and all of them are really nice!
15. Hafiz (Posts: 78; Member since: 20 Dec 2011)
especialy sony. No one takes them seriously :(
17. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
i do! love SONY.
22. No_Nonsense (Posts: 826; Member since: 17 Aug 2012)
The person in your avatar endorses Nokia. Maybe you should use James Bond as your avatar?
33. eisenbricher (Posts: 972; Member since: 09 Aug 2012)
Then you should drop your username first.
36. No_Nonsense (Posts: 826; Member since: 17 Aug 2012)
And would you take the pain to tell me why?
11. LumiaLover (Posts: 160; Member since: 27 Sep 2012)
"Sadly, the only pleasant things we can honestly say about the Nokia Lumia 900's 4.3-inch ClearBlack Display, is its iridescent color reproduction and wide viewing angles – much like what we find with Samsung's flagship. However, it fails to impress for the simple reason that its resolution is far outdated, outdated to the point that it's now regarded as being something employed by mid-range devices nowadays. Still, it's a decent looking display, but don't expect it to grab the top spot any time soon."
Let's see this test ran again when the Lumia 920 is launched. Why did you even include the 900 if you openly confess in your conclusion that the display is outdated?
If the ip5 display is still better than the Lumia 920, then fair enough, but don't bash a phone that you knew had an outdated display before the test had even started.
18. Hemlocke (unregistered)
The 900 is the best screen for a WP device, so some representation was needed. Of course, the iPhone 4 had a nicer screen, so outdated doesn't really apply.
As for the people making excuses for Samsung, just stop. You S-Sheep would eat garbage if the wrapper said "Samsung." Three generations of Galaxy S, and three generations of sub-par screens. Just increasing the size and resolution is weak. If you want to be the best, stop using junk screens and junk materials for your phones.
28. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
lmao so now apple trolls are recycling what people say about them and aiming it at samsung users. so basically just like apple you dont come up with your own idea's you use other peoples then change it alittle to make it look your own
37. SleepingOz (unregistered)
Ok, now i see what you were talking about..
+1 dude
108. jroc74 (Posts: 5192; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
Actually....I like Amoled screens better than LCD's now.
Minus Pentile....everything else just favors Amoled for my uses. Outdoor use. Even tho the writer said the iPhone 5 was the best for outdoor viewing, I find it kinda strange when viewing angles effect outdoor viewing. Most ppl dont take viewing angles into effect when talking about outdoor viewing.
Watching movies on an Amoled screen is just better due to the blacks and contrast. And I just prefer the oversaturated colors over accurate colors now.
Samsung screens arent really sub par, it just depends on what cons you can live with. And how you use your phone.
110. Berzerk000 (Posts: 4111; Member since: 26 Jun 2011)
Sub-par screens? The display on my GS2 is gorgeous. I mean, really, Samsung may not have the best build quality, or have the best software overlay, but their screens are amazing. Did you really have to go and say such a ridiculous thing, on something as subjective as displays?
122. jroc74 (Posts: 5192; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
Exactly...subjective being the key word.
I was a huge LCD fan until I actually seen an Amoled screen in person. I switched sides.
44. smartandcool3 (Posts: 11; Member since: 17 Sep 2012)
Completely true!!!!!!!!!
One's again a pathetic review in favor of "iCRAP5".
And who cares about "iCRAP5" other than "iDIOTS"???
Smart person will always buy the best samsung and nokia phones.
16. Lakuta (Posts: 17; Member since: 16 Nov 2011)
iphone is the best......^^
27. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
No its not, i believe all 4 ov them are, also if they had Sony and Lg
19. Lifengineer (Posts: 44; Member since: 15 Dec 2011)
Seriously?!!!!!! WTF?!?!
Comparing all these phone with Lumia 900!!! It's 4.3" with 480x800!!!
For sure it's gonna be the worst!
John V. excuse me but you're not that smart! Wait for 920 and then compare!
48. smartandcool3 (Posts: 11; Member since: 17 Sep 2012)
+1 for you dude!!!!!
20. Mobile-X-Pert (Posts: 565; Member since: 20 Dec 2010)
As far as I know the Lumia 900 has the best sunlight legibility and less screen reflectance.
21. babyk (Posts: 223; Member since: 03 Nov 2011)
ONE X is definitely the winner here and any other super lcd 2 Phones made by HTC Phone arena please dont screw this up...
23. AppleConspiracy (Posts: 636; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
Lumia 900 screen probably uses the same Samsung's panel found in Galaxy SII, so it's outdated (and limited due to WP7 specs) and the test is not fair. By those standards, it's probably the best screen out there, surpassing even the SII screen thanks to the Nokia's own ClearBlack technology.
31. Aeires (unregistered)
I was hoping to see the Note II in this comparison. It's close enough to release date to include it.
59. AppleConspiracy (Posts: 636; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
Yes, it would be most useful and significant. It's the first HD AMOLED that doesn't utilize PenTile matrix.
24. Jimstar (Posts: 259; Member since: 24 Oct 2011)
I'm sorry but this is a pretty poorly written article. I mean for example, how the iphone5's color reproduction be better then the OneX's by a "longshot" if they both have a "hint" of oversaturation? If you use the same word to describe the oversaturation for both devices then how can one be so much better than the other?
26. ramoman (Posts: 17; Member since: 12 Apr 2012)
can you but the bravia display ?????????
30. maryaaadil (Posts: 146; Member since: 07 Apr 2012)
Yeah, missing xperias.....
51. No_Nonsense (Posts: 826; Member since: 17 Aug 2012)
And like others have mentioned: LG devices and the Note 2.
29. maryaaadil (Posts: 146; Member since: 07 Apr 2012)
You should have used note 2 cause its better than s3 n d latest from sammy's....
N nice job John V ;-)
32. psysect (Posts: 49; Member since: 27 Sep 2012)
One x has the better and sharper screen.


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Playing a part in Liverpool's success is a dream come true for the forward, who is a keen Reds fan.
His first spell at the Club saw him score nine times in 41 appearances in the 2006/07 season, but he struggled to fit in to the system employed by Rafael Benitez.
West Ham and Manchester City came calling and although he scored goals at both, it was a successful loan spell at Cardiff during last season's Championship campaign which breathed new life into his career.
Liverpool, and Dalglish, were not the only ones trying to lure Bellamy away from the Etihad Stadium in the summer, but amid rumours of a move to Spurs, the player said he knew where he wanted to go.
"I knew Kenny was desperate to sign me. He showed his desire and straight away I said, "get the Liverpool deal done.'," he said.
"Liverpool at the end of last season, the passing and moving, the free-flowing football - this was the Liverpool I grew up supporting."
- Craig Bellamy
The influence of Dalglish was a key factor in tempting him back. The Scot was manager at Anfield from 1985-91, a successful spell which Liverpool won the league three times, much to the delight of a young Bellamy.
The forward says he feels the club is recapturing some of the buzz of that golden period under Dalglish – who took charge following the departure of Roy Hodgson in January 2011.
"[Moving back to Liverpool] was everything I wanted," said Bellamy.
"I'd never sound negative against Rafa [Benitez] or Gerard Houllier because they did so much for the Club and were outstanding for the Club.
"But this was the Liverpool I grew up supporting. I watched the way they played towards the end of last season, the passing and moving, the free-flowing football. It felt like it was back."
If Bellamy and Dalglish are disproving the "Never Go Back" motto, one thing that is certain is that fortunes in football will always ebb and flow. And right now, the Welshman's former club City are in the ascendancy.
But with Bellamy sensing a return of the free-flowing Liverpool of old, it could be that he plays a part in helping Dalglish reproduce the glory days at Anfield.
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Schizosaccharomyces pombe is a type of fission yeast originally isolated from from an East African millet beer. It is used commonly in a variety of research in biology. Due to my deviant and unhealthy obsession in making beer with strange critters, I am unsurprisingly interested in using this beastie for making beer and have managed to scrounge some. Well, I'm supposed to be getting it next week, at least.
So does anyone on here have any experience with S. pombe? I've only found a couple references online to making beer with this guy and the reviews are mixed, to say the least. One fellow attempted to make beer with pombe and described his results as "foul, the worst sulfur smell I ever had...The resulting brew was uninteresting: very dry, very thin." While these types of reviews are less than confidence installing, they also make me wonder a couple things. First of all, I wonder if these results would actually be unpalatable to someone who was both wanting and expecting funky results. Also, I wonder if it would be possible to minimize some of these unpalatable characteristics by changing some of the fermentation parameters. For example, what if pombe produced cleaner fermentation at higher/lower temperatures? Also, pombe was initially used to make beer from millet and what not rather than from barley and hops. The few things I could find on this millet beer suggested that it was not unpleasant. Could there be something in the barley or hops that the pombe metabolizes into unpalatable compounds that are not present in millet?
Another track to take, I think, would be to try mixing the pombe with another more common type of yeast, like sach or brett. That way most of the fermentation is done by a 'cleaner' yeast while the pombe provides a funky edge.
So much brewing to be done. Heh.
That is the coolest yeast name ever. That is all.
Perhaps you could use millet syrup? I think they make it for GF beers. Oh yeah and coolest name ever.
Maybe try the typical "fast sour beer method". Ferment with saccharomyces cerevisiae as normal. Then drop in the Schizosaccharomyces pombe. You could drop it in before the normal yeast fully attenuate for more funk. A beer fermented with both types of yeast could truly be called "schizo"!
Oh, and it is seriously the coolest name ever.
Any Results?
And actual brewing notes like what temperature, for how long, the grain bill.
So, are you guys using lab pombe to brew? I would think it hasn't been selected for its tastiness. Just like you wouldn't want to brew with lab Saccharomyces, I don't think you'd want to brew with lab pombe. But how did it turn out?
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Aetna's Coventry Deal Signals 'Obamacare' Consolidation
As investors position on the Supreme Court's landmark health care decision, they may be wise to spend their time understanding how consistent M&A trends are already consolidating the health care sector, an industry shake up confirmed by Aetna and WellPoint's multi-billion dollar deals.
Already, some companies have used recent mergers to position themselves for key earnings opportunities, amid the prospect that profit margins fall throughout the healthcare sector.
"There is a very basic level of consolidation that is taking place," said Marc Cabrera, head of the health care investment banking practice at Morgan Joseph TriArtisan, of widespread health care sector M&A efforts, in a late June interview that came before the court's ruling.
Some companies thought to be most impacted by Obamacare and the Supreme Court's decision have already scaled into new business lines. Last October, Cigna (CI) bought HealthSpring (HS), a health care provider with a big pharmacy unit, in a near doubling of its PBM unit.In June the Court confirmed the Act's ability to force Americans to carry health insurance and compel insurers to cover people with pre-existing health conditions. The Supreme Court, however, limited the extension of Medicaid, deeming it unconstitutional for the federal government to withhold money from states that don't comply with the Act. The Court's maintenance of the Affordable Care Act signals that Medicaid will expanded to some extent -- with the biggest impact to Medicaid HMOs like Amerigroup, Molina (MOH) and Centene (CNC). Some estimate that between 16 million to 20 million new Americans would be eligible to enroll in Medicaid through the Affordable Care Act. Regardless of the Supreme Court's ruling, companies will be pressured to figure out a way to grow the bottom-line in a health care market that's likely to become far more cost-competitive. "We do not see that the cost trend today is sustainable, therefore to be a winner in the future you need to be bigger and have economies of scale," added Cabrera in June. Recent deals like dialysis specialist DaVita's (DVA) $4.42 billion acquisition of privately held physician practice HealthCare Partners and health-insurer Humana's (HUM) acquisition of hospital chain Concentra in 2010 highlight how health care sector players are scaling their operations, noted Cabrera. Still there are reasons to believe Monday's deal -- the largest in the healthcare space since the Affordable Care Act was passed into law in 2010 -- may be the peak of M&A in the sector. "While certainly enhancing we don't see this as a game changer in terms of government focused capabilities for Aetna going forward," wrote JPMorgan analyst Justin Lake in a note to clients. "We do not see Coventry Health Care as bringing to the table market leading positions in either individual Med Adv (such as HealthSpring brought to Cigna) or Medicaid (such as Amerigroup brought to WellPoint)," he added. Fischbeck of Bank of America, meanwhile, highlights that consolidation may be challenged in the healthcare space after Aetna's acquisition because both companies were the most likely consolidators and larger players like UnitedHealth Group could have faces antitrust scrutiny. "
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Addis Ababa 21 July 2014 (WIC) - The African Union (AU) has reportedly renewed the mandate of its joint peacekeeping force with the UN in Darfur, UNAMID, for another 12 months.
While fighting between government forces and armed rebels reduced significantly over the past months, violence continued with renewed fighting between ethnic groups over resources, the 15-member Peace and Security Council (PSC) which met in Addis Ababa on July 9, 2014 noted.
The deployment of African troops and the eventual takeover of the peacekeeping operation under a joint arrangement with the AU have helped reduce the violence.
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For population 25 years and over in Stevensville:
For population 15 years and over in Stevensville village:
43 residents are foreign born (1.3% Europe, 0.7% Asia).
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2012: $2,348 (1.7%)
Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: South Bend, IN (27.3 miles , pop. 107,789).
Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Chicago, IL (60.7 miles , pop. 2,896,016).
Nearest cities: Shoreham, MI (1.8 miles ), Baroda, MI (2.1 miles ), Bridgman, MI (2.3 miles ), Fair Plain, MI (2.5 miles ), St. Joseph, MI (2.5 miles ), Benton Harbor, MI (2.8 miles ), Benton Heights, MI (3.0 miles ), New Troy, MI (3.1 miles ).
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Latitude: 42.01 N, Longitude: 86.52 W
Area code commonly used in this area: 269
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Population change in the 1990s: -43 (-3.5%).
Work and jobs in Stevensville: detailed stats about occupations, industries, unemployment, workers, commute
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Based on data reported by over 4,000 weather stations
Tornado activity:
Stevensville-area historical tornado activity is above Michigan state average. It is 96% greater than the overall U.S. average.
On 4/3/1956, a category F5 (max. wind speeds 261-318 mph) tornado 47.9 miles away from the Stevensville village center killed 18 people and injured 340 people and caused between $50,000 and $500,000 in damages.
On 4/11/1965, a category F4 (max. wind speeds 207-260 mph) tornado 34.3 miles away from the village center killed 36 people and injured 321 people.
Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Berrien County (10) is near the US average (12).
Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 6
Emergencies Declared: 4
Causes of natural disasters: Floods: 5, Storms: 5, Winter Storms: 2, Blizzard: 1, Tornado: 1, Wind: 1, Flood: 1, Hurricane: 1, Snowstorm: 1 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category).
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Number of grocery stores: 41
Number of supercenters and club stores: 1
Number of convenience stores (no gas): 22
Number of convenience stores (with gas): 48
Number of full-service restaurants: 155
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4.62% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($38,999 average adjusted gross income)
0.12% of residents moved from foreign countries ($663 average AGI)
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0.05% of residents moved to foreign countries ($275 average AGI)
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Number of bridges: 3
Total length: 14 meters (46ft)
Total costs: $520,000
Total average daily traffic: 44,355
Total average daily truck traffic: 11,798
FCC Registered Cell Phone Towers:2 (See the full list of FCC Registered Cell Phone Towers in Stevensville)
FCC Registered Antenna Towers:12 (See the full list of FCC Registered Antenna Towers)
FCC Registered Private Land Mobile Towers:2
FCC Registered Microwave Towers:4
FCC Registered Maritime Coast & Aviation Ground Towers:1
FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses:61 (See the full list of FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses in Stevensville)
FAA Registered Aircraft:11 (See the full list of FAA Registered Aircraft in Stevensville)
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 9-13.
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1. Who is the reporter who wants to interview Allison?
(a) Justine Axelrod.
(b) Gail Jensen.
(c) Hilary Kramer.
(d) Patricia Godown.
2. What is notable about Paul's medical report?
(a) He had joint problems.
(b) He was prime for a heart attack.
(c) He had Cancer.
(d) He had Diabetes.
3. Who was the husband of the woman in #10?
(a) Paul.
(b) Jerome.
(c) Stephen.
(d) Michael.
4. What is waiting for Stone when he returns to the bar?
(a) A detective.
(b) A fax.
(c) A car.
(d) A telegram.
5. Who does Allison seduce while on her yacht?
(a) Sir Winston.
(b) Thomas.
(c) Sam.
(d) Stone.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the man in #8 tell Stone about the yacht's passenger(s)?
2. What is Stone's profession?
3. Stone's girlfriend decides to stay in New York to ______________________.
4. What is the name of the bar which Stone frequents?
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A handgun, shotgun, two vehicles, and some cash were seized.
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Myer and its headhunter Quest Recruitment were left red-faced when they discovered last week that Myer's new general manager strategy and business development Flanagan lied about his high-level retail experience. Since then it has emerged Specialty Fashion Group (which owns Rivers), executive search firm Carmichael Fisher, the Australia Arab Chamber of Commerce & Industry and Bendigo Health were all duped by Flanagan too, sparking questions about how thorough background checks on job candidates are.
Flanagan is hardly the first of his kind. Last year a UK court found an Australian guilty of three counts of fraud after he landed a prestigious job as a senior psychiatry lecturer at the London School of Medicine and Dentistry. Zepinic had held the position for five months before he was exposed. A Google search could have revealed he already had criminal convictions in 2008 for falsely claiming to be a doctor in NSW.
Matthew Glasner, South Asia Pacific managing director for background checking firm First Advantage recalls a job candidate who claimed he had left his previous employer for "personal reasons". "On further investigation, First Advantage found that this person had shot a colleague," he says.
The problem is growing
According to First Advantage's latest data, based on 25 million background checks in 2013, 11.5 per cent of candidates in the Asia Pacific region are found to have "discrepancies" in their background.
"As organisations compete for the best available talent in the competitive Asia-Pacific marketplace, the risk of job candidates misrepresenting their credentials has increased," Glasner says.
Australia holds the dubious title of having the highest percentage of dodgy candidates (13 per cent). Glasner says this is partly because the number of checks included in each screening request has gone up in Australia, as employers become increasingly wary.
The majority of the discrepancies in the Asia Pacific were related to "job title/ designation" and "reasons for leaving", with 9 per cent and 7 per cent alerts respectively. Lies about educational background and criminal history also crop up. One in 25 candidates gave a higher salary with a previous employer than what they earned.
Where to find a fraudster
Men are more likely than women to lie about their background to get hired. First Advantage data also shows candidate discrepancy rates are highest in the manufacturing, healthcare, energy and financial industries, with 15 to 22 per cent of screening reports recording an alert.
Background searches on individuals in information and technology are least likely to show discrepancies, with a 4.7 per cent discrepancy rate. But this doesn't necessarily mean IT staff are particularly honest. Glasner says "this is partly due to the fact that this industry employs a greater percentage of recent graduates, which presents less history to review".
Who should do reference checks?
Recruitment speaker and coach Ross Clennett suggests Myer might not have been hoodwinked if it had brought reference checks on Flanagan in-house.
"Unfortunately my experience is that reference checking during a recruitment process is treated far too often like a box-ticking exercise and delegated to a relatively junior or less skilled employee," he says. "A hiring manager should conduct at least one reference check themselves," he adds.
Beware the dodgy referee
Steve Shepherd, group director of recruitment firm Randstad Australia says it is vital to "make sure you can validate that the referee is who they say they are. A mobile phone number and a name should not be trusted. Where possible call references on their company number," he says.
Clennett says the best referees are those who are or were directly responsible for a candidate's performance and observed it. Meanwhile, "colleagues, parents, peers are, almost without exception, not reliable or relevant".
"I would always recommend a minimum of two reference checks. If either or both reference checks raised any doubts then conduct further reference checks until you are satisfied that you have enough evidence to make a hiring decision," Clennett adds.
Interview red lights
There are three big warning signs that someone is lying in a job interview, according to Clennett. First, they change pace. "They will tend to slow down compared to their previous speech pattern as they struggle to make up the story and speak it at the same time," he says.
The second sign is when their stories lack detail. "They will be unable to provide specific details in answer to questions or they take an unusually long period of time to provide answers", he says. The third warning is when they change the subject rather than answering your question, he says.
LinkedIn liars
Employers and recruiters need to be just as wary of LinkedIn profiles as CVs. "You could argue that since it [LinkedIn] is open to view by everyone that it is more open to challenge, but in my experience this rarely happens," argues Shepherd.
"I know of a guy who found a profile with his experience and job history on it with someone else's photo and contact details. We hear about this on online dating sites so why would we be naive enough to think this does not happen on LinkedIn, job sites or in resumes?"
If you're hoodwinked
Conned employers may have some options. Harmers Workplace Lawyers general counsel Margaret Diamond says "where the employee has been positively dishonest in a significant aspect of his or her CV, this may give rise to a basis for both summary dismissal and for taking legal action ."
And head-hunters beware – Diamond adds employers may also sue third parties, such as recruiters, who were involved in the dishonesty or whose negligence failed to reveal the dishonesty.
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It's beautiful. One thing bothers me and probably just me and that is I keep looking to see whose arm it is between the bride and the girl on the left. It's the girls on the lefts but looks like it could be the brides too because it's the only one. It's one of those optical things I guess. But it is truly a lovely image........Sandy
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Cheers guys. I hadn't noticed that illusion Sandy but now you've pointed it out I see what you mean. I won't mention it
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Yes, as Sandy says, looks like one of them has lost an arm! Love those wellies, though...
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In an interview with The New Yorker, President Obama made a curious comparison in an attempt to dismiss the influence of Al Qaeda:
Even if that were the case, they'd still be people trying to kill Americans while wearing Lakers uniforms!
As evidenced by the below dueling CNN headline from a couple of weeks ago, the junior varsity squad seems to be holding their own:
Last summer, Obama said "Al Qaeda has been decimated", and the previous year he said "Al Qaeda is on the run."
That according to the captain of the administration's varsity team:
It's been a busy month for Obama sports metaphors. In the same interview, the president also said that he would not allow the son that he doesn't have to play in the NFL.
Obama wouldn't let his hypothetical son play on the JV team either because that would be even more dangerous (see above).
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When Frederick Dintzis returns his rental car to Enterprise, it tells him the car looks fine. But four hours later, all is not well. The underside of his car has been damaged, it claims. It wants him to pay for the repairs. Is that fair?
Q. I'm fighting with Enterprise about a damage claim, and I need your help. I recently rented a Hyundai Sonata. Both a manager and I inspected it and we both thought it looked OK.
When I returned the car a few days later, we did the same thing, and the manager considered the car to be in good shape and he accepted it.
About four hours later I received a phone call from the manager, claiming that there was "hidden" damage – specifically, several scratches to the underside of the car.
A few days later, I was notified by mail that a damage claim against me had been filed. My credit card was billed for $186 for paint scratches on the rocker molding, and that costs totaling $106 for "administrative" fees, loss of use and diminishment of value were waived. Included in the claim were two rather poor black-and-white photocopies of the claimed damage.
I'm confused. Enterprise policy appears to hold a renter responsible for all damage even if both the renter and the site manager have considered the vehicle to be free of damage prior to renting and upon return of the vehicle. If that's true, then the company should clearly inform the customer that any damage to the vehicle is the sole responsibility of the renter even if the site manager also inspects the vehicle along with the renter.
Also, I wish you would tell your readers that customers should carefully inspect the underside of a rental both prior to accepting and return of a vehicle to verify there is no hidden damage and obtain a written release upon vehicle return. – Frederick Dintzis, Peoria, Ill.
A. I'm a big believer in photographing your car before and after you rent it, but I can't bring myself to tell readers to get under their car for a shot of the undercarriage, although in your situation, you would have saved yourself from a big headache and possibly a frivolous damage claim.
Enterprise is one of the most aggressive car rental companies, when it comes to damage claims. It is also the largest car rental company in America. If damage is noted to your rental after you return it, and it isn't noted on the previous rental, you're assumed to be responsible and you'll be charged the full price of a repair, plus assorted fees.
Why would a manager call you back after four hours and claim you damaged the Hyundai? I have a partial explanation for that. Damage isn't always visible when someone returns a car, and before it's washed. So the manager couldn't have possibly given you the "all clear."
But damage to the underside – I don't know about that. Also, the fact that Enterprise was immediately willing to remove all the assorted fees didn't exactly bolster its claim, at least in my opinion. The black-and-white photocopies didn't help, either. Put together, I had enough reason to believe this bill wasn't supported by all the facts.
By the way, if you ever have a problem with Enterprise in the future, try contacting one of its executives. I list them on my consumer advocacy website: http://elliott.org/contacts/enterprise.
I contacted Enterprise on your behalf, and it dropped its claim.
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i am in LOVVVVE with this color. I usally get a lot complentments with this lipstick. This will forver be my favorite color. Red is always a sexy color.
I have owned this for a good month or so now and it is safe to say I LOVE this colour for the winter time. Actually, who am I kidding I would wear this all year round.
If your anything like me diva would look a bit scary of you looked at it in the tube but once you put it on your lips it's thus beautiful deep red/cranberry shade that flatters everyone's skin tone in my opinion.
Although it can be a tad bit drying at times it still looks great. You just have to make sure you moisturise your lips first. But I have other mattes from mac which are much more drying than this one.
Overall I love this and I am considering buying sin next...... may be a little bit outside my comfort zone but we shall see what happens.
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I absolutely adore Diva this is such an awesome deep red shade. Ruby Woo has always been my fave red but Diva is giving it some serious competition, at the moment Diva is my fave. It has a lovely matte finish and is not too drying, glides on perfectly. What I love most about Diva is the fact that I can wear it without a lip liner and also pair it with different lip liners and it still looks so gorgeous. Liners that I use with it are Currant, Vino, Mahogany, Cherry and Chestnut (all by MAC). I am truly satisfied with this lipstick and recommend it as a definite must have... I am sure it would suit all skin tones and complexions.
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THE colour for this autumn! I see it everywhere, in every magazine & on every beautyblog, and for good reason! This colour is absolutely amazeballs! Very gorgeous dark raspberry/plum. I love wearing this as it is the easiest way to look 'done', just a bit of mascara and this and you look amazing. The colour looks like it would suit everyone, from pale skinned with black hair via warm toned redheads to cooltoned blondes and even dark skin! The quality is also very good, as always with MAC, it doesn't bleed and stays on for a fair bit. This is a lipstick I actually look forward to wearing, I can wake up in the morning and think "what shall i wear with my MAC Diva today..?" :). Nothing but undying love for this lipstick!!
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I bought this fabulous Mac lipstick at nordstroms recently. I was looking for a nice deep red that I could wear in the fall and winter months. This color us a beautiful deep red wine color ! I pair it with Mac burgundy lip liner , it is very close to the Diva color. This lipstick looks fabulous matte or with a gloss over it ! I would recommend this color if you want something a bit sexy for a night out on the town !
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Diva is described as "intense reddish-burgundy" & that's exactly how it looks on the lips. It costs $16 at MAC stores & on their website; I got it two weeks ago & never wore it until today. This is my fourth lipstick from MAC, but my first Matte. Most of us know matte formulas typically dry out your lips & draw attention to them if they're chapped or split. After applying a medicated lip balm, I put this on & had no issue. If you have a lipstick primer or sealer, I'd use that. I did notice a little bleeding. In regards to lip liners, I'd use a matching burgundy one or brown.
Wearing Diva today, I actually received two compliments & now I'm borderline obsessed with it. I hardly ever wear red (much less such a dark one) lipstick so finding one that looks this good on me is great. I can already tell I'm going to wear it all fall & winter. This is the dark, sexy red that I need now that it's season. In my opinion, this is too I don't want to say vampy, but too dark & edgy for everyday wear.
Note: Dupes are Revlon Raisin Rage & Wet N' Wild Cherry Bomb
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Beautiful colour, brilliant for winter. Would suite an array of skin tones. The only down fall is the lasting power, the finish is matte and although it does stain the lips, the product wears off fairly quick.
The packaging is typical MAC, which is simple and efficient - it holds up well. The packaging doesn't 'wow' me however I'd rather the product make me go 'wow' than the packaging.
This will be my winter go to lipstick (although i'll need a heavy duty lip balm!) :)
(The lipstick cost me £15.50)
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I absolutely love this product!!! It's gorgeous for fall/winter. It's a deep burgundy red it goes really well with MAC night moth liner. It's long lasting and has a beautiful matte texture. I hope they never discontinue this product.
My very first lipstick and purchase from MAC. I absolutely swear by this lipstick! OMG it was matte, it applied so nicely, and the color! ð definitely worth the hype!
First lipstick from MAC. Beautiful color. For a matte finish, this doesn't dry out my lip. I wore it as stain once and it lasted the whole morning. Definitely long wearing. Is it weird that I like the smell of this?