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Photograph - 'By the Camp Fire', by A.J. Campbell, Cape Woolamai, Phillip Island, Victoria, Nov 1896 Reg. No: MM 70066
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- Image taken by A.J. Campbell on a Mutton- Bird Egging trip to Phillip Island in November 1896. The image is part of a Photograph album containing 181 black and white and sepia toned photographs taken by A.J. Campbell, ornithologist, during field trips to various parts of Australia. One of two albums covering these trips [see also HT 15824] This photograph was entered in a competition run by "The Australasian" and was awarded an honarable mention.
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- A night photograph of a group of men by a camp fire. There is a tent in the background.
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Secondary Classification: | Field Naturalists |
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Original Caption: | By the Camp-Fire. (Hon. Mention 'The Australasian' Competition) |
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Place & Date Depicted: | Cape Woolamai, Phillip Island, Westernport, Victoria, Australia, Nov 1896 |
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SUMMERVILLE - They know where you used to get the best chili dog. They know that women didn't go into the pool hall on Main Street. They can tell you about the seniors' prank that moved the iconic Big Boy statue in front of the Shoney's restaurant to a display at the high school.
This is the stuff a hometown is made of. And it's the bond among all those people who were wearing "I grew up in Summerville" T-shirts around Hutchinson Square on Saturday afternoon during the Flowertown Festival. They are members of a Facebook group started by Charmaine Mazyck four years ago. It now has more than 4,500 members spanning a few generations and much of the country.
After four years tapping the keyboards to reconnect, post pictures and reminisce, the group held its first face-to-face get-together. Childhood friends were expected from as far as California and Wisconsin, said member Roy Knight.
The kith and kin were among the most authentic homemade touches at the festival that celebrates the town's heritage. They are people like Lois Fender Krakeel, who with her late husband Dutch, started the Summerville ambulance service that become the county emergency medical services.
They recall the senior pranks at the high school, the back-in-the-pines Sheep Island Road lover's lane that is now a busy thoroughfare, the generations of residents whose grandparents grew up together.
They remember Summerville when it was a small town, before everyone else discovered its beauty and history and it grew into one of the state's largest municipalities.
Want to know what it feels like to be from Summerville? When Shawn Blunt went to the Dorchester County services building to pick up a copy of her birth certificate, she was asked where she was born.
"Here," she said.
"Huh?" came the response.
"Dorchester County?"
"No, here," Blunt repeated, and pointed. The services building at Main Street and U.S. Highway 78 is the old town hospital, and Blunt could tell the clerk which room she had been born in.
"There are good people here," said James Ancrum Jr., as he was handed one of those T-shirts earlier in the week. "That's what I want, to be around good people."
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I tried to avoid watching this because I was pre-bored of the latest Perez Hilton thing before it even happened, but Kelly Clarkson did this interview this morning with some predatory radio station DJ doing that thing where they try to get celebrities to comment on the private lives of other celebrities, and she just WENT FOR IT and genuinely laughed in the most sincere and truly amused way at Perez in a way only a pop star who isn't a gigantic hole of need can confidently do. Kelly is actually generous about Fergie, but for contrast, remember this whole thing started with Fergie, a 34-year-old professional woman, confronting the internet's village idiot for drawing on photos of her. Kelly Clarkson is the best:
Kelly Clarkson now has her own asterisk in my "All celebrities would probably be nightmares to actually know" policy.
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Matt | Posted on Jun 23rd, 2009 +25
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I'm only voting you up for your icon.
Also, in response to everyone hinting that Perez Hilton should have expected what he got (he's a plague, I agree), please read this article, it's actually pretty good.
Eulalie | Posted on Jun 24th, 2009 +7
Sure, no one needs a beating. But it's not wearing a skirt while walking down the street; it's walking up to a bunch of skinheads and going, "all your girlfriends are unfulfilled and alienated".
Being gay or being a woman can't be prevented without changing who you are. All Perez has to do is stop blogging.
equalitystreet | Posted on Jun 24th, 2009 +1
Wonderful. Now I have the image of Perez saying "Which one of you bitches wants to dance?" in my head. But with an Irish accent. Now I'm disgusted and aroused – THANK YOU
Scrabio | Posted on Jun 23rd, 2009 +27
Life would suck without Kelly Clarkson.
carcrashkiss | Posted on Jun 24th, 2009 -2
For the record…..Fergie is NOT beautiful
Steve | Posted on Jun 24th, 2009 +5
I've always been kind of secretive/ashamed about liking Kelly Clarkson, but, gosh darn it, you just can't get away from that charm.
Ya Ya | Posted on Jun 24th, 2009 +1
Sounds a little sadistic. If I hate something, I don't force myself to endure it unless I absolutely have to. I haven't been to PH's site for at least a year because there is absolutely nothing of value to find there and any "news" is on other sites first.
Meanwhile, I'm not sure "he had it coming" but there are some things you don't do. You don't shout fire in a crowded theater, for example, and then bitch about getting trampled. Using certain words evokes a reaction and right or wrong that's just the way it is.
Michele Hardeman | Posted on Jun 24th, 2009 +4
I've actually "followed" Kelly's career since the first AI…she just seemed so cool and down-to-earth. In the years since, she's totally not changed. She gets fat, and doesn't appear on US two weeks later talking about it (see: Jennifer Love Hewitt, Jessica Simpson, Tyra, etc.).
I don't ilke the blonde hair, fo' sheezy.
Plus, she can sing, make fun of herself, and Ted Leo covers her.
Guest blogger indeed!
aracdeinhere | Posted on Jun 24th, 2009 +1
If there is anyway to give Kelly Clarkson a point I would like to do so. After watching that long 12 min video of Perez explaining his side of the story, I wanted to laugh because of how ridiculous he made the situation. It's always a classy touch to conclude a video trying to portray yourself as the victim by calling someone the b word.
Trubby | Posted on Jun 26th, 2009 0
Love love love Kelly Clarkson! She seems halfway normal. Although "my life would suck without you" would be a way better song if it were "my life WON'T suck without you". Empower your bad self, Kelly.


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July:Hit 'em hard; hit 'em often.Emerging Market Technologies Inc. is an Atlanta-based application service and customer relationship management solutions provider. Founder Jeff Multz, 35, uses regular contact with prospects to stay top of mind. "I've found faxing works really well, and mass e-mail drips work better every year. In 2001, we'll continue to expand our e-mail campaigns." ("Drip" means meting out small dosages rather than taking a "fire hose" approach.)
Williams adds: "E-mail is the leader of the pack when it comes to low-cost marketing. For those willing to put in the effort, the real fruits come from testing offers and [getting] responses."
August:Hire the right people. "I've surrounded myself with talented, kind, loving people who really care about my business and me," says Lane Segerstrom, 35, president of HOWBZR Inc., a marketing company in McKinney, Texas. "That makes it easier to take risks and move forward."
Hecklers Entertainment Inc. co-founder Mike Ragsdale, 31, adds, "Our company continues to recruit seasoned veterans from both old and new economies to develop the best marketing plan for a business at our stage." Hecklers, a Birmingham, Alabama, network of comedy, science fiction, fantasy and games sites, had founders with the wisdom to know their own talents and bring in help when they needed additional expertise.
September:Grab a piece of the pulpit. A great low-dough way to get the word out about your business is through public speaking gigs. For 2001, Seger-strom will spend more time in the classroom. "A great way to generate word-of-mouth about my product and keep me on my toes is by speaking to marketing classes at colleges and universities. When you have professors and students grilling you about your marketing strategies, it really makes you think about what you're doing and why you did it."
Multz will also dedicate more time to getting in front of groups in 2001. "We'll do more speeches on customer acquisition and retention," he says. "I call it 'How to turn customers into raving fans.' "
October:Be consistent. Irene Pedraza, 32, CEO of New York City-based CheetahMail, learned a thing or two about the importance of a uniform message last year. The company, which provides technology solutions to create, manage and deliver permission-based e-marketing, will focus on building campaigns rather than "rushed and piecemeal" efforts. "We will launch a more comprehensive and seamless marketing campaign in 2001," says Pedraza. "We'll execute our plan with enormous strategy and planning and with the aid of a professional advertising agency."
November:Listen to your customers. Alain Hanash, 30, CEO of Multicity.com in Tysons Corner, Virginia, will build customer feedback right into his marketing plan. The multilingual communication tools company will let its customers dictate marketing conversations. According to Hanash, "We need to continue to be receptive and flexible in tailoring how we deliver information to our customers." Cheetah Mail will employ the same strategy when it surveys its clients and builds their feedback into service and marketing efforts.
December:Brand like a champ. Many consumers predicate buying decisions on their comfort with a specific brand. So hitching your wagon to an established brand that complements your business makes tremendous sense. For Jefferey Phillips, 32, president of Ubrandit.com in San Diego, branding is more than just a buzzword; it's his business. Ubrandit provides B2B-branded Internet solutions and sees how vital it is to brand a product or service. "Many dotcoms are in grave danger of running out of cash due to grossly excessive marketing campaigns," says Phillips. "A key component of our branding model is that it's in the best interest of our affiliates to market their products and services to all our customers-and it reduces the marketing burden for Ubrandit."
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For in this case, the little, tiny SD card, we know where it goes on the computer, we know what kind of format it takes and we can better disclose the product. Now, this works over all kinds of different types of products, from clothing, shoes and accessories. You want to keep shooting, because you want to move towards a direction that you like, whether that's working with the model and extracting exactly what you want out of it, shooting multiple images will allow you to evolve and to shape the work that you're doing.
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Sinus Iridum is a very large area on the moon and easy to see even in a very small scope. It should spark some interest to observe since the little Rover from China will be "attempting" to land there this Saturday, Dec 14th.
Give it a peek sometime, to see whats going on out there. The moon gets neglected sometimes by many astronomers, but is very fun to observe.
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Possibly near Laplace A - this area was imaged in high resolution by Chang E 2 & some of the instrumentation on the rover looks as though it would be ideal for investigating the wrinkle ridges in this area.
Posted 12 December 2013 - 09:24 PM
Where might we go on the Internet to see a live stream as the Sara cones in from the landing? Id like to watch this unfold.
Posted 13 December 2013 - 06:25 AM
You might try the Chinese news channel which you can probably receive on your satellite TV ... apparently they're making a Big Thing of this landing, giving it the sort of coverage which we used to for the early Apollo missions.Where might we go on the Internet to see a live stream as the Sara cones in from the landing? Id like to watch this unfold.
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Owen Coyle sacked as Bolton Wanderers manager
Bolton Wanderers have sacked manager Owen Coyle.
The Trotters, who were relegated from the Premier League last season, are 18th in the Championship after winning only three of their 10 matches.
"I have always been driven to act in the best interests of the club," said Coyle. "I had fantastic times here as a player and it has been a privilege to have held the post of manager."
Chairman Phil Gartside added that it is "the right time for a change".
Bolton chairman Phil Gartside"We set a target at the beginning of the season and want to get back on track"
Coyle, whose side were beaten 2-1 at fellow strugglers Millwall on Saturday, commented: "I want to thank the fans for their backing since I returned, the chairman Phil Gartside and the owner Eddie Davies for their support and friendship and the club's staff and players for all their effort and commitment."
The 46-year-old took over at Bolton in January 2010, six months after guiding Burnley to promotion to the Premier League and consequently signing a contract extension at Turf Moor.
The Trotters went on to survive a relegation battle while Burnley went down.
In 2010-11 Bolton reached the semi-finals of the FA Cup and finished 14th after spending much of the season in the top half of the table, but last season they were relegated, ending an 11-year spell in the top flight.
In March Bolton and Coyle were widely praised for the support they gave to Fabrice Muamba, after the midfielder suffered a cardiac arrest while playing against Tottenham Hotspur.
Following relegation it was revealed the club were carrying debts of £110m, mostly owed to Isle of Man-based owner Eddie Davies.
On Saturday Coyle described the defeat at Millwall as the lowest point of his managerial career but insisted he had no intention of resigning.
However, after meeting Davies and Gartside on Tuesday, he parted company with the club.
In a statement on the club website , Gartside said: "Owen poured his heart and soul into the job, both on and off the pitch, and he led our club with great dignity during some very challenging times.
"We set a target at the beginning of the season and want to get back on track.
"I would like to place on record our sincere thanks to Owen, Sandy Stewart and Steve Davis for all their hard work during their time at Bolton Wanderers."
Academy manager Jimmy Phillips and head of academy coaching and development Sammy Lee will take joint temporary charge of the first-team squad.
Former Wolves manager Mick McCarthy is among the front-runners to replace Coyle.
Roy Keane, who guided Sunderland to promotion into the Premier League, is also regarded as a possible candidate.
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Comment number 314.
11th October 2012 - 15:42Ian Holloway? Great guy, but if I was a Bolton fan (which I'm not) I'd want a manager who had a track record of keeping a team in the PL, not one who gets relegated right away.
Unless you'd rather play attractive, attacking football but be essentially a Championship team of course - and nothing wrong with that. But Bolton, like Blackpool, can't afford the quality to play like that in the PL. -
Comment number 313.
Ali G
11th October 2012 - 12:04Mmm, larger and modern ground with mod con facilities, greater capacity and following, premiership quality team, prem class training facilities, greater pay packet and they do have money if required, majotiy written off to one man, not BWFC.
I don't think it is arrogance Thomas, just fans voicing who they would like to see, it is just an opinion that any fans have when the hot seat is vacant. -
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Thomas Harding
11th October 2012 - 9:18This is where all the arrogant Bolton fans come out of the woodwork. Holloway? Don't make me laugh! As if he'd leave Blackpool for you! You're in the CHAMPIONSHIP now, with little money. You're scraping the bottom of the barrel for managers.
My advice for realistic managers? Chris Powell at Charlton would do a good job. Billy Davies would also be decent, but he's a bit of a terrier in the media. -
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Ali G
10th October 2012 - 19:17Gutted, just thought he needed some support, defensive coach throughout the team. Having said that Gowling knows his stuff and it's concerning that his opinion was that he had lost the changing room. There is nobody out there of any worth so it looks like Championship football maybe around for sometime at best..
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Wandering Nomad
10th October 2012 - 16:43Personally I would like to see Ian Holloway as he has a similar style of play & has a good record of attracting young talent on loan from the 'big clubs' which Coyle excelled at. Also I'd like us to approach Solskjaer, though if he turned down Villa, I'm not sure what chance we'd have?
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I have a very simple question for which I know the answer but I can not prove it!
What are the boundary points of a probability simplex?
I know every probability vector with one zero component lies on the boundary of the simplex, but how to show this?
As far as I know, the boundary of a convex hull is the point that can not be written as a convex combination of two distinct points in the interior.
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Apple's Jobs: 'You don't want your phone to be like a PC'
Apple CEO Steve Jobs says consumers can expect more mobile applications for the iPhone by the time the device ships in June—but that Apple will control what applications make it onto the iPhone, much like it has done with every iPod.
"We define everything that is on the phone," Jobs told the New York Times. "You don't want your phone to be like a PC. The last thing you want is to have loaded three apps on your phone and then you go to make a call and it doesn't work anymore. These are more like iPods than they are like computers." Jobs told Newsweek something similar. "You don't want your phone to be an open platform," he said. "You need it to work when you need it to work. Cingular doesn't want to see their West Coast network go down because some application messed up."
"These are devices that need to work, and you can't do that if you load any software on them," Jobs continued. "That doesn't mean there's not going to be software to buy that you can load on them coming from us. It doesn't mean we have to write it all, but it means it has to be more of a controlled environment."
During the unveiling of the iPhone, which runs a scaled down version of Mac OS X, Jobs showed off applications for email, web browsing, photos, SMS text messaging, and Google Maps, as well as widgets for weather and stocks. Other icons on the iPhone prototype include Calendar, Camera, Calculator, Notes, Clock, and Settings.
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"Personally…. I'd LOVE to have my cell run like a PC instead of a Mac….. Tons more applications to choose from and cheaper, too.
Plus…. PC can still do way more things than Mac…. and when it comes to choices of accesories….. there's simply nothing for Mac…."
Hmm, too bad everything you said just simply isn't true. Only a Mac can run Mac OS X, Windows and Linux. There isn't any PC out there that can do that. And any peripheral or accessory that works with Windows on a PC also works with Windows on a Mac. I guess you should have done your homework before you bought that PC. Hopefully you got it really cheap since it's so limited…
Posted by RDC on January 12, 2007 at 10:36 AM (CST)
Well, I can see why they would do this, but let's not all just buy the "3rd party appls crash the phone" line!
Key example - a program called "PDANET" for the windows mobile based Treo (700w or wx). If you want to tether your Treo to a laptop and use it as a mobile modem (thus allowing you to access the internet on your full-blown PC from virtually anywhere there's a cellphone signal), you have to pay Verizon or Sprint a "tethering fee" of $30-40 a month. Alternatively you can buy PDANET and do it for free. Sure, it breaks the terms of the contract, but TONS of people do it.
Clearly this is an example of the cellular provider doing something in their own interests, and they would just love it if they could control whether or not you can install PDANET on your Treo. Thankfully the free market says otherwise, and I would hope that in future Apple will be subject to such forces too.
Posted by Dopial on January 12, 2007 at 11:04 AM (CST)
Well IU guess the main reason 3rd party soft will not be able to be installed is mainly for money reason. Think if somebody come with a Divx player on the iphone, nobody (or at least a lot less) will buy movies from the itunes shop. and so on and so on and that for sure Cingulare (or any other operator) want to see that. That is I guess the same reason why you cannot put your own song as a ring tone.
I really wished I could make my own aps on it so it could really replace my palm TX. It does not seems it will be able (but it still look very cool)
Posted by breadbox on January 12, 2007 at 11:12 AM (CST)
it's amazing how ppl are so quick to drink the koolaid. 50% of the comments would've done a 180 if jobs had said the platform was open. but once he spoke and the RDF was released, ppl got in line and started spewing the talking points like they were American politicos. this is real simple: just like apple doesn't want to open their DRM to cannibalize their iPod sales, so to do they want to keep useful but monetarily disruptive tech from their iPhone users. if the phone had a VOIP app, ppl would just get pay-as-you-go contracts for use in the car. it's as simple as that. his statement is insulting to ppl's intelligence.
Posted by mrfett in Washington, D.C. on January 12, 2007 at 11:28 AM (CST)
The thing is more people will be looking at the iPhone and saying, "Oh it looks nice but it's does too much. I just want a phone, not an emailer and iPod" than will be looking at the iPhone angry that they can't use program X.
There is always going to be specific niche software that limit some people to a smaller selection of devices, whether PC/Mac/Linux or Treo/BlackBerry/iPhone.
One large market for example is government employees who for security reasons (no camera, safe semi-closed platform, no Bluetooth) go with non-Pearl BlackBerries. For them a lot of those features we all love like bluetooth, wi-fi and the like will be deal breakers.
If you need a certain medical or legal database program that only runs on say a Palm OS, then you're going to be buying a Palm. I know of several programs that only run on Palm and despite a WindowsMobile device allowing you to load software on it, those programs are still only on Palm. Thus people who need to use them are limited to Palm.
Now if you read the article you'll see that there will be third party applications, they'll just be approved by Apple. Exactly like a Mac and a PC. You buy software for both OSes and it has the little logo of OSX or XP on the box showing you it was approved to work with that OS. Not every application you download from the internet will have that, but controlling the applications loaded onto the iPhone is not that different than either Apple or MS's control over their computer OS, so until it's actually out then it might be worth waiting before dramatically calling one somewhat vague statement by Jobs a deal breaker for you.
As I said most people who buy phones buy simple and cheap ones. The killer app is the phone, and most people aren't going to need anything more than that. However if your killer app is adding random programs on the phone from the internet, then clearly this is not the phone for you. However Apple did the math and decided that that was okay if you and people who wanted to do the same thing did not buy one.
The larger, though less vocal on the internet, group that just wants the feature already in the iPhone is who Apple is going after. They're not going to get the people who want free phones, and they're not going to get people who want to add lots of non-approved programs to the phone.
Apple want to protect their brand by making sure everything works. Enough people load a piece of badly written software that cripples their phone, and the word gets out that the iPhone had a bug or doesn't work and that will hurt both their computer and iPod sales.
1% or 5% of the cellular phone market is still a huge, huge number of phones and a goodly amount of money for a company that before this week was not even in the business.
Posted by Jeffery Simpson on January 12, 2007 at 11:30 AM (CST)
Well said Jeffery, I totally agree with you. I think Apple sees it more as controlling the experience, to make sure it is a good one, not controlling what you put on it. And if you don't like the experience Apple is offering, don't buy it
Posted by dozx on January 12, 2007 at 11:41 AM (CST)
Regarding Comment 23 above, just by introducing a device (iPhone) that does more than mainly play music (iPod), Apple has introduced complexity. And that complexity will be what inhibits the iPhone success, at least initially.
Posted by Gary on January 12, 2007 at 2:17 PM (CST)
I think Google has all the productivity software for iPhone ready to go. Do you really think they stopped with Google Maps and Google Earth functionality?
As for Games… when my kid sister visited me in '04 (she was 17 at the time) she was glued to Yahoo Games (and AIM, but text messages and teens go hand-in-hand).
Posted by T.D. Shadow on January 12, 2007 at 4:00 PM (CST)
Let us just say it is all about the brand. Apple has always been concerned about controlling its brand thus it wants to ensure that all applications in its products are tightly controlled.
Also if there are no 3rd party applications Apple has full control over the platform ... and its future destiny.
Posted by hip2b2 on January 12, 2007 at 5:54 PM (CST)
Steve baby - you read the script wrong - you were meant to say 'You don't want your phone to be like a Windows PC';)
Posted by NJO on January 12, 2007 at 5:55 PM (CST)
Funny… I'm old enough to remember an Apple SuperBowl advertisement making fun of people who were mindlessly lined up for the "tightly controlled" environment. Jobs will say whatever he needs today to get his way.
Posted by Glorfindel on January 12, 2007 at 6:22 PM (CST)
look this a jewel for all people who says iPhone is gona fail
Posted by Aberracus on January 12, 2007 at 9:33 PM (CST)
I agree with Jobs. I didn't initially, but my Treo 650 literally crashes 3 times a day. Running only very popular apps. Don't get me started on Windows.
What sucks: when software locks up my Treo and I don't know it and don't receive important phone calls for half the day. That really sucks.
Posted by James Scherber on January 13, 2007 at 4:12 AM (CST)
I don't much mind the lack of an open platform, but lack of voice dialing? That's a deal breaker for me.
Also, not too keen on it being only on Cingular but that will probably change over time. And I'd want more capacity before I would buy one, so for me this is a "wait for newer model" product which is a bummer as I am in the market for a new iPod right NOW. Have been for over a year. But not going with a smaller screened video. I was waiting for something larger and now it looks like I have to wait even longer. You're frustrating me Apple.
Posted by Greg on January 13, 2007 at 5:37 AM (CST)
"too many hands in the pot ruin the dish….."
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Posted by phil on January 13, 2007 at 1:24 PM (CST)
Lack of voice dialing is very poor. Phones have had this feature for around 10 years. Let's hope the complaining filters up through the ranks and this changes before release.
I also hope they realise that although they've provided some awesome apps, the phone market needs/wants more than they can provide. I hope they develop a 3rd party scheme and sell these apps (as well as their own, natch)via the iTunes store. A really obvious example is the lack of a Word/Excel/PPT reader.
And apparently Safari can't do Flash…no mobile YouTube etc. If they're going to tout Safari as the first grown up brower on a phone, it needs to be able to do this.
Finally, the apparent inability to run Java apps (I've been getting games and other programs on my SE phones for years) is disappointing, but not surprising. I hope that they release games that take advantage of the touchscreen (amazed that not a single one was present, but maybe they're on their way). I also hope the release schedule for any apps is better than for the iPod games…
Posted by skip on January 14, 2007 at 10:32 AM (CST)
Seems Jobs was on drugs when he was talking about some application bringing down Cingular's west coast network. Windows Mobile has been around for more than 5 years (starting with Win CE) now and I'm yet to come across a single instance when any of network was brought down because of application on phone. Grow up boy bcoz with iPhone there is nothing new apart from packing in good looking UI (which also is debatable to see why it is so close to LG's new phone ?)
Posted by mj on January 14, 2007 at 8:40 PM (CST)
That is such a fallacy and an egregious one at that. The fact that Apple created a product in the past which was widely regarded as a failure, but which in the end came through, doesn't mean that every product Apple makes in the future which people happen to regard as a failure will come through and be as successful as the iPod has been. If I recall correctly, Apple made a [sarcasm]fantastic little[/sarcasm] device called The Newton, which, to put it lightly, was no more functional or useful than the dross found on the bottom of my shoe.
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My gripes with the iPhone go as follows:
1. $600, I believe, should be more than enough money to cover the cost of the phone without a subscription to the Cingular service, but $600 is the price after the rebate you get for signing up for two years of service. If anything $600 is too much to pay for an uncontracted 8GB iPod with a few extra features, so how much does it freaking cost without the contract? This is flagrant fleecing. In addition to the fleecing being done by Apple, Cingular will be doing plenty of that as well. Cingular really is the very worst service provider in existence. Despite their claims, they have the MOST dropped calls, and they charge ridiculous amounts of money for every little "service" they provide. (i.e. "You pressed the 7 key, that will be $10")
2. Steve Jobs is a total bullshitter. Either that or he is a stupid asshat who doesn't know what the fuck he is talking about. I tend to think that it is the former. Steve Jobs is only willing to please his customers in as much as he believes he will get money from doing so. He only does as much as he has to and no more. The phone might have some stability problems if it were open-ended, but there is no damn way a poorly written program is going to bring down the entire Cingular network - and this is the Cingular network we're talking about here! The biggest piece of shit that ever was. Come on, Steve. We aren't that dumb. (I hope not anyways)
It's true that Steve has the right to do whatever he wishes with his iPhone (including shove it up his ass), but we don't owe it to him to buy his products. That should only be done if his products meet our demands and desires. If he can't meet the demands of the consumers, he isn't going to make any money. I believe that what consumers want is an open-ended phone. (it's what I want anyways) Users who don't know how to keep their iPhones from becoming unstable with third-party crap are probably the same people who won't want to put anything on their iPhones anyways. Those who actually want third-party software on them are probably smart enough not to risk their $600 investment
by putting random shit they have found in a dark, moldering, smelly corner of the internet. I don't want them to divest the phone of full functionality because it is known that a bunch of stupid people are going to be using the device as well. Yes, let's punish the competent because if we don't the incompetent will harm themselves and their phones.
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The Strokes at Glastonbury 2010
I have such a strong feeling that the strokes will be a 2010 glastonbury headliner!!!
Event organiser michael eavis has recently said that he is talking too at least, two major bands that have never played at glastonbury.
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Please refer to my blog from last week – I Picked My Football Team – MY 103.5 – 80′s, 90′s and Now. I officially picked my football team AND THEY ARE HEADED TO THE SUPERBOWL! How fun!
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Please refer to my blog from last week – I Picked My Football Team – MY 103.5 – 80′s, 90′s and Now. I officially picked my football team AND THEY ARE HEADED TO THE SUPERBOWL! How fun!
Now the important stuff.
This year I have been watching a ton of football. My boyfriend Ross is a football freak, and well I like to hang out with him so I started paying attention. After all I thought it would help my cause during hockey season - my sport of choice. And I officially have a team...The Green Bay Packers.
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In a game that was much closer than the final score indicates, the North Dakota State Bison ended the Bobcats 2010 football season with a 42-17 win at Bobcat Stadium in Bozeman this afternoon. The Bison will face Eastern Washington next week
2010 has been a monumental year for the Bobcat Football team. They gained the most total yards in a season by an MSU team. The Cat's points per game, passing yards, and total yards were each top in the Big Sky Conference. They ended the regular season with a 9-2 record. And none of that matters tomorrow at Bobcat Football Stadium.
It's official, the #4 seed MSU Bobcats will face the North Dakota State University Bison at Noon this Saturday at Bobcat Stadium here in Bozeman following NDSU's 43-17 win over Robert Morris on Saturday. Tickets go on sale to the general public at 9:00 this morning, and they're expected to go fast.
The North Dakota State Bison dumped Robert Morris 43-17 last night in first round FCS Playoff action to earn them a trip to Bobcat Football Stadium this Saturday to face MSU.
Following their 21-16 win over Montana yesterday in Missoula, the MSU Bobcats have earned the #4 seed in the 2010 FCS Playoffs, and a first-round bye. The Cats will face the winner of Robert Morris vs. North Dakota State game, at Bobcat Football Stadium in Bozeman on Saturday, December 4th.
The Montana State Bobcats (9-2, 7-1) are Big Sky Conference Champions after defeating Montana 21-16 in Missoula. The Cats now wait to see where, when, and who they will face in the 2010 NCAA FCS playoffs
The Bozeman Hawks have defeated the Helena Bengals 28-7 to win the Montana Class AA State High School Football Championship for the first time since 1917, and end the season with a perfect 13-0 record
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Top 5 Member-Vs.-Member Battles
FreedomWorks Morphs From Protesting to GOTV
Campaigns Farm the Hill, but Not Like 2008
Cicilline's Unpopularity Sparks 2012 Primary Talk
Rothenberg: The Politics of the Debt Ceiling Are Too Tempting
Shop Talk: FinkenHogan to Be Reunited
Ellison Foe Writes That She's In on Tea Party Blog [IMG]
Democrats Go After Scott Brown on Marriage
Doggett Draws Democratic Duel
New District Yields Democratic Primary in Illinois
Nebraska Senate GOP Primary Gets a New Candidate
Marshall Nominated in Nevada 2nd District Special
Woolsey to Retire After Two Decades in House
S.C. Governor to Nix Taxpayer Funding for Primary
Obama Visits Media Market He Shunned in 2008
Top 5 Member-Vs.-Member Battles
When two Members face off in the same district, the result is something
like a House race on steroids. With nine Congressional maps signed into
law, the 2012 cycle is on track to showcase even more Members facing each
other than a decade ago, when 16 Members faced a colleague. Full Story
FreedomWorks Morphs From Protesting to GOTV
When dozens of raucous conservative activists Monday stormed the National
Republican Senatorial Committee and demanded the GOP campaign arm stay
out of the Utah Senate race, it looked like the tea party mob was at it
again. Full Story
Campaigns Farm the Hill, but Not Like 2008
The migration of Capitol Hill staffers to the campaign trail has slowly
begun as the season of summer politicking ramps up. Full Story
Cicilline's Unpopularity Sparks 2012 Primary Talk
He may be among the most unpopular freshmen in the nation, but Rep. David
Cicilline will run for a second term next fall in deep-blue Rhode Island
with the firm backing of the Ocean State's Democratic machine. Full Story
Rothenberg: The Politics of the Debt Ceiling Are Too Tempting
With President Barack Obama's job approval sliding, the stock market
showing its nerves, the public increasingly pessimistic about a jobs
rebound and signs of a slowing economy everywhere, the president looks to
be increasingly in trouble. Full Story
Shop Talk: FinkenHogan to Be Reunited
White House press aide Ben Finkenbinder is leaving to join President
Barack Obama's re-election campaign in Chicago as a regional press
secretary, the Chicago Sun-Times' Lynn Sweet reported. Full Story
Ellison Foe Writes That She's In on Tea Party Blog
Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) picked up a repeat challenger for his 5th
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Democrats Go After Scott Brown on Marriage
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in 2012, saying she will turn 75 before the next election and that the
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a portion of an Arizona law that had offered additional public funds to
candidates running against well-funded opponents. Full Story
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Inslee Announcement Prompts More Democratic Interest
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has opened the door for pent-up ambition that's been brewing in his
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DeMint Endorses Josh Mandel in Ohio
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Hated in the Nation: The 30 Biggest Punching Bags in Pop History
We open up the case files to see who's gotten a bad rap and who's just bad
CHARGE AGAINST: Prettiest of the pretty-boy hair-metal softies
CASE FILES: Winger's CV really was no different from that of any other high-gloss rock band who adopted Aqua Net and spandex drag by 1988, and their hit single "Seventeen" was a harmless-enough rumination on statutory rape. But the band became emblematic of poodle rock's cookie-cutter hit-making and pre-grunge death throes, enmity due in no small part to singer-bassist Kip Winger's cheekbones, shirtless photo shoots, and, really, his name. They were immortalized as the ultimate signifier of uncool when Mike Judge had Stuart, the dweeby neighbor kid on Beavis and Butt-Head, wear a Winger shirt at all times. "We had a character devoted to us who they hung by his underwear in almost every episode," guitarist Reb Beach lamented in 2007.
THE DEFENSE: Singling out Winger for crimes against taste seems arbitrary, and the band's legacy ultimately feels like more of a testament to the power of Beavis' withering asides than any distinctive shittiness. Despite rumors that Winger himself wasn't pleased about becoming the perfectly chiseled face of a fading genre, the classically trained ex–Alice Cooper sideman has a sense of humor about it now. "The record took off, and it was like, 'What do we wear?'" he told SPIN in 2007. "So we turn on MTV and decide to dress up like Whitesnake. When you're a kid, you want to dress up like that; you want to lose yourself in fantasyland." S.K.
CHARGE AGAINST: Shiny-suited huckster milking the unquenchable greed of the Jiggy era.
CASE FILES: Like Suge Knight notoriously explained, Puffy was the "executive producer all in the videos, all on the records…dancing," i.e., ostensibly a backstage figure who clearly wanted more attention for himself than the artists he was promoting. He would ultimately get it through wanton appropriation of enormous chunks of the Police, Led Zeppelin, and David Bowie: A karaoke-rap style that was sacrilege to rock fans and just plain hackwork to hip-hop heads. His champagne-pouring, speedboat-driving, Jacuzzi-soaking antics were essentially the reason people started paying attention to indie-rap labels such as Rawkus. Also, no one likes a guy who forces you to call him by his self-imposed nickname.
THE DEFENSE: "What's the 411?," "Flava in Ya Ear," "Juicy," "Hypnotize," "Fucking You Tonight," "Victory," "It's All About the Benjamins," "Feels So Good," "Dead Wrong," "That's Gangsta," "Bad Boy for Life," "Let's Get It," "Special Delivery," "Roc Boys (and the Winner Is)...," "Ass on the Floor"…. CHRISTOPHER R. WEINGARTEN


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The global economic crisis has forced more than a quarter of companies to introduce urgent cuts in business travel, a survey out today reveals.
More than 34% indicated that they have frozen all corporate travel altogether while almost 19% indicated that a percentage reduction had been put in place.
The poll of almost 200 corporate travel managers from 17 countries including the UK and US found that the cuts being imposed are deeper than in the last financial downturn of 2000.
Of those companies that have imposed emergency travel cutbacks, almost 69% plan to keep them in place until further notice, the study by the Business Travel Coalition discovered.
Half of respondents said their companies were planning to invest in alternatives to air travel such as video conferencing.
More than half (54%) said they will be required by their bosses to track cost avoidance savings used to justify an investment in technological substitutes to flying for meetings.
The report added that the prospects for low cost airlines such as easyJet in Europe and AirTran Airways and Frontier in the US should be buoyed as traditional carriers cut capacity and more firms insist their staff take budget flights.
Action being taken by companies includes imposing stricter travel policies such as insisting executives use a lower class of air travel and cheaper hotels.
Other measures include:
*Trying to do day trips rather than making overnight stays;
*Looking at train travel rather than by air;
*Trying not to travel if a web or conference alternative is available;
*One person travels when two would usually;
*Combining trips;
*Imposing an automating travel policy enforcement tool;
*Trips have to be approved by more than one superior;
*All long haul flights to be approved at director level and all non-essential travel cancelled;
*Reviewing the reason for trips and analyse costs in advance.
-¬---There is an eerie similarity in the current economic environment compared with the last cyclical downturn in the fall [autumn] of 2000; however, the order of magnitude increase in the seriousness of the current situation and in corporate responses vis--~-vis travel policy changes this time round,-¬~ the report said.
-¬---Some 68% of survey respondents in 2008 indicated that their corporations would keep emergency travel cutbacks in place until -¬Ë-further notice-¬™ underscoring the great uncertainty about the global economy.
-¬---Moreover, many corporations are still monitoring the situation and have yet to make travel policy decisions.-¬~
by Phil Davies
Monday, October 20, 2008
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Low cost carriers added by Opodo
Grenade attack on Kenyan nightclub
Crystal Cruises revises policy to curb rebating
Queensland Tourism: It's business as usual with some 'challenges'
Support offered as airline is grounded
BA apologises to TV presenter for 'disgusting' seat
Virgin Atlantic emergency landing causes Gatwick shut-down
Dolphin slaughter protest to make waves in London
Search continues for missing AirAsia flight
BA apologises to TV presenter for 'disgusting' seat
WTTC awards back controversial "gamechanging" or "greenwashing" web mogul
Eurostar warns of further delays following Channel Tunnel closures
Flights with 'high value' customers could jump the queue
US urged to scrutinise visa waiver programme following Paris massacres
Long-haul fares unlikely to fall despite call from Chancellor
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Maysles Cinema presents the 6th Black Panther Party Film Festival
The sixth Annual Black Panther Party Film Festival starts this weekend at The Maysles Cinema on Lenox Avenue in Harlem. The opening and closing film of the 2014 festival is the excellent documentary Free Angela and All Political Prisoners, and
Changing Face of Harlem – Documentary Film Opening Night Event this Saturday
This Saturday, May 3rd, ImageNation presents the opening night premiere of Shawn Batey's documentary film "CHANGING FACE OF HARLEM" at 7:30pm, followed by a special discussion that will include the cast and crew, and an opening night after party featuring
Video Tributes to Nelson Mandela
As the world says goodbye to Nelson Mandela, let this be a teachable moment worldwide to remind people the meaning of dignity, courage, compassion, and moral character. Video message delivered by Dr. Maya Angelou on behalf of the American people
Stars of Black Nativity movie hit the red carpet at the Apollo Theater in Harlem
The stars of the new film" Black Nativity" hit the red carpet at the Apollo Theater in Harlem last night. Adapted from Harlem poet Langston Hughes' play "Black Nativity", this new feature film musical features an all-star cast that includes
Congo in Harlem Film screenings and events October 18th-27th
Maysles Cinema will host the 5th Annual Congo in Harlem film and event series from October 18th – 27th, 2013. This week-long series of Congo-related film screenings will also feature special events, panel discussions, performances, and receptions. It's a unique


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LONDON — News that manufacturing activity in China grew for the first time in 13 months helped offset disappointment over weaker U.S. figures, nudging global stocks higher on Monday.
HSBC's Purchasing Managers' Index for China rose to 50.5 in November from October's 49.5 on a 100-point scale on which numbers above 50 indicate activity is expanding. The index measures overall manufacturing activity by surveying numerous indicators including orders, employment and actual production.


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We're at it again. Earlier this month we started out our countdown to Roskilde Festival 2014 by listening to We Are The Way For The Cosmos To Know Itself's recommendations, which featured I Break Horses, Deerhunter and Denmark's very own Slowolf.
This time we discover the Roskilde '14 program along with help from Heimatt. If you don't know them by know they're a Danish group consisting of four members. Heimatt plays acoustic music carried primarily by violins, tambourines and – of course – acoustic guitars.
Roskilde Festival present this exciting Danish act with comparisons to Mumford & Sons among others. But at times it's a whole different experience, they're looking forward to at this years Roskilde. That brings us to the three recommended acts by Heimatt:
Hymns From Nineveh
A name most of Denmark has come familiar with in recent years, culminating with 'A Kid On The Beach' which became a huge track last year. Behind is Jonas Petersen whose folk pop will definitely attract a big audience in Roskilde this summer.
And now to a whole different sound area. But who isn't really looking forward to this one? And do they even need an introduction? Just be there.
The Awesome Welles
From one of the biggest names in the game to an upcoming act. The Awesome Welles is a Roskilde Rising act. This Copenhagen-based group's rock features comparisons to none other than The National and Interpol.


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Nissan unveiled its Concept 2020 Vision Gran Turismo at the 21st annual Goodwood Festival of Speed, a thrilling mix of sport and show highlighting the cars of today and tomorrow.
GOODWOOD, England (June 26, 2014) – At this year's Goodwood Festival of Speed, Nissan unveiled a new design vision for gamers who traded their consoles for real cars at the four-day event.
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Read the collection of notable dropped storylines, like the time Captain America's sidekick was shot & replaced by a female sidekick, Golden Girl!
Kot, Rudy, Send "Bucky Barnes: The Winter Soldier" to the Corners of the Marvel U
Ales Kot and Marco Rudy helm "Bucky Barnes: The Winter Soldier," an all-new ongoing series which spins out of the events of "Original Sin."
ADVANCE PREVIEW: "Captain America" #612
Marvel has released an advance look at "Captain America" #612 by the creative team of Ed Brubaker and Butch Guice. The trial of Captain America continues on Wednesday, November 24!
Brubaker Puts Captain America On Trial
In the next arc for the Bucky Barnes-led era of "Captain America," the former Winter Soldier is forced to answer for his crimes under his Soviet masters, and Ed Brubaker gives CBR an early look inside the story.
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Roger Stern kicks off August's "Captain America: Forever Allies," a four issue miniseries which unfolds in the past and the present, focusing on Bucky Barnes and his WWII era teammates, the original Young Allies.
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- Henry E.S. Reeves Elementary School
- 2005 Nw 111th St
- Carrie P. Meek/Westview Elementary School
- 2101 Nw 127th St
- Miami Park Elementary School
- 2225 Nw 103rd St
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- Westview Middle School
- 1901 Nw 127th St
- Cope Center North
- 9950 Nw 19th Ave
- Betesda Christian School
- 3300 Nw 135th St
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- 11380 Nw 27th Ave # 1111
- Cope Center North
- 9950 Nw 19th Ave
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DJ's left nut
Gonna take a break for awhile.
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Columbia, Mo
Casino cash: $5000
Originally Posted by
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its going to be pretty damned interesting to see what happens next as it looks like he's done for in advertising.
If Don shopped himself on the market in 6 months, he'd probably end up making as much/more money as he was making at SCP.
Draper's bona fides are well established - he'd incite a bidding war even among the largest firms. If his timing was right, he'd probably be able to land a creative director slot at an even larger firm.
Elite talent at the upper levels is rarely available and in a market as 'shady' as advertising, nobody is without blood on their hands. If Don wanted to go back into the game, he'd probably fall uphill for his troubles.
The interesting question is whether or not he wants to. He's not 'done
' in advertising, but he may well be done
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