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Ode to Words
Last week we spoke of the healing power of poetry, especially through its undulating, soothing rhythms. This brings to mind a famous phrase from Keats' epic poem "Endymion":
A thing of beauty is a joy forever:
Its loveliness increases; it will never
Pass into nothingness; but still will keep
A bower quiet for us, and a sleep
Full of sweet dreams, and health, and quiet breathing.
It seems especially appropriate at this time of year when we think of those luminaries who have died in the past year and reflect on the significance of their lives to society, culture, and to us.
Among literary lights extinguished in 2008 are Arthur C. Clarke, one the greatest writers of science fiction, famous for 2001: A Space Odyssey, and Michael Crichton, a physician who used his knowledge of science to create fantastic and terrifyingly real thrillers, as he did in Jurassic Park.
Margaret Truman Daniels, daughter of Harry Truman, wrote a long running series of murder mysteries set in various Washington landmarks. William F. Buckley, Jr., perhaps the most intellectual of political writers, was founder and editor of National Review and also author of many mystery-thrillers. Donald Westlake was a prolific author of screenplays and novels, among them the very funny mystery capers starring John Dortmunder. Tim Russert, best known as moderator of Meet the Press, wrote a moving tribute to his father, Big Russ and Me, and Wisdom of Our Fathers: Lessons and Letters from Daughters and Sons.
Nobel prize winner Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn chronicled the abuses of the Soviet prison system in The Gulag Archipelago and set in motion forces that brought down communism. Pultizer Prize winner Studs Terkel chronicled the lives of everyday Americans living through the Depression and war by letting them tell their own stories in Hard Times and other collections. Randy Pausch, a computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer, gave the most important lecture of all on the subject of what to do with the rest of your life, which was published as The Last Lecture, also available on YouTube.
Comedian George Carlin made us laugh at ourselves and at our sensibilities and sensitivities to words. We will miss him and them all.
But are these lights really extinguished? Like Keats' things of loveliness or the figures forever fired on his Grecian urn, they remain in our memories through their written words. Their words are preserved on the pages of books for us to read today, tomorrow, a decade from now, so we may be struck anew by their crispness, their freshness, their beauty, their truth. And some float eternally in the Internet ether. George Carlin's famous "Seven Words You Can't Say on Television" routine is viewable on YouTube.
Some words, on the other hand, may be best not preserved. Or, at least, best not used over and over again. This week, Lake Superior State University has compiled, from 5000 nominations, its 34th annual List of Words to Be Banished from the Queen's English for Mis-use, Over-use and General Uselessness.
Among the no-nos are "maverick", "from Wall Street to Main Street", "game changing", all of which are very familiar if you watched any of the election campaign.
Also on the list is "carbon footprint", "green", "going green", and any variation thereof. "If I see one more corporation declare itself 'green,' I'm going to start burning tires in my backyard," wrote Ed Hardiman of Bristol, Va., in his submission.
Words related to the economy have worn out many readers.
"I am so tired of hearing about everything affecting 'Main Street.' I know that with the 'Wall Street' collapse, the comparison is convenient, but really, let's find another way to talk about everyman or the middle class, or even, heaven forbid, 'Joe the Plumber.'" wrote Stacey from Knoxville, Tenn.
What other words or phrases have been verboten by LSSU? A spokesman said, "'At this point in time' was on the first list in 1976 and it continues to be nominated every year. People still hate it." Additional too-familiar winners (not in quotes): absolutely, awesome, back in the day, been there done that, dude, first dude, each and every, git-er-done, having said that, hello!?, it is what it is, perfect storm, prioritize, quality time, smoking gun, surreal, thinking outside the box, truthiness, under the bus, whatever, your call is very important to us.
And what are the predictions for next year? Watch out for any "meltdown", economic or otherwise.
The best advice for writing and word use is still William Strunk, Jr. and E. B. White's classic manual, The Elements of Style. "Make every word tell," wrote Strunk. One chapter was simply "Omit needless words!" Originally published for Strunk's college students in 1918, this primer has been issued in five editions, most recently a charmingly illustrated version published in 2005. It would make a perfect high school graduation gift for any college-bound student and belongs on the desk of every writer. Check it out from the library before you write your next paper! To word lovers, this is indeed a thing of beauty, a joy forever.


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What Linux gaming needs if it really want to go that route is people in the Universities which offer Computer Game Design degrees....
But as far as what you're saying about people coming over, yeah, even Wine could partially pull it off to some degree if it could just run some of those games flawlessly, but Wine just isn't a overall solution, its more of a bandaid. I do know exactly what you're talking about though, I've read some Windows gaming forums here and there throughout the months and I see people all the time saying that they would be willing to depart from Windows if they could just get their favorite games, alot of people were saying they wanted Team Fortress 2/Steam then they would. But I don't think that whole Steam coming to Linux thing/rumor is really working out as well as we would had hoped.
What Linux gaming needs if it really want to go that route is people in the Universities which offer Computer Game Design degrees....
But I tend to agree with Dragonlord on this. Let it run on Windows, but make sure it's clearly "developed for Linux".
Someone mentioned asking Mark Shuttleworth/Canonical to fund such game development. I think that might be a good starting point, but we could also ask companies behind other distributions.. or hell, maybe even IBM, if they want to pitch in. Such a game doesn't have to be free, either. Even if the code was open source/GPL, there's nothing stopping you from selling it for money. Plus if you put the art/media assets under a non-free license, people would still have to buy it to legally get the full game.
Then if such a game is a success, we can start funding more games, and paying other developers/publishers to port their games to Linux as well.
I have to disagree there. Getting by good coders is hard since most of them do their own thing. 3D modelers are also not the biggest problem to get by. Most troubles are int he 2D department and mapping. Also the quality of course. The good people are often snagged away buy Windows only projects leaving half-hearted people for the other projects which have a good idea and dedicated people but none with the top-notch skills required. Would help if projects could be narrowed down and people clogging into them instead of distributing them over a lot of projects ending up with project teams of a couple of people most of which are not artsy enough.
EDIT: got race-posted ... so much for not locking the Mutex
Art-wise, the main problem (besides modeling, for which Blender is a God-send) are textures and sounds (effects and music). We have the necessary tools to create good stuff on Linux, we just lack the people (it would seem) to do it in the Open Source model.
Here's a wild thought... There are common interests among and across the different distributions for gaming. Open source and free gaming. Why not bring these people together on board to such an effort like this? Lemme explain myself:
- Different distributions (Debian, Ubuntu, Gentoo, Fedora, etc) have people interested in and some times even projects dedicated to games. Fedora calls these SIGs (Special Interest Groups).
- These people work on many aspects of the games for the different distributions (package, build, patch, etc).
- Since what is lacking the most for generating open source games seem to be art-related people, why not ask people in the art teams of these different distributions and bring them together to a common project? Then, the most critical element missing would be the idea itself for such a game and its type (Action, Adventure, Puzzle, RTS, etc)
The bulk of the work in a game, besides the evident technical problems, seem to be precisely the art-related stuff. And even then there seem to be a lot of people dedicated at seemingly the same tasks (but not necessarily). Take 3D model generation, for example. A person could be a very good modeler, but a lousy mapper (map textures to the actual model), so two different people may be required to work on the same model for finalizing it. The same may apply for textures, where different persons can work on different textures (for example on is better generating furniture and building masks, and other is better at plants and outdoors). The most frequently requested talent for mods and other free games are artists, and since the different distributions have art teams comprised of volunteers, why not check with them if they'd be willing to participate in an open game?
Sorry for the thread hijack... I had created a thread for precisely these kinds of discussions a while back.
These are graphic design skills, NOT computer nerd skills, and it is getting those across a large project that is hard. The games companies can manage it because they PAY their teams doing it.
Engines? Sure, it's a coding challenge. Modelling? Again, close enough to the coding. Consistent game theme and feel, blending in sound, getting the pacing just right? Face it, most programers can't even begin to to that side of it.
Take Battle of Wesnoth. It's managed to achieve a consistent feel. It adopted it's own look, and the graphics and themeing are consistent, though very simple. I believe they STILL had to pay for some of the artwork, though it was mostly on a private basis, and not project wide. Now imagine a game where the themeing is more complex and bigger in scope? Are you really trying to claim that a bunch of amateurs (which is how most Open Source stuff is done) are going to be able to cope with the challenge in their free time? Vegastrike shows they have serious problems with it...
EDIT: Damn that not locking the mutex...
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My whole point about having a game be Linux/Mac only was just a idea to fight fire with fire. But maybe it would make sense to Windows users to see a runs best on Linux thing or something on it right on the main menu down in the right corner or something. I just think about alot of the Windows users I see on these Windows hardware forums that are so closed minded and how ignorant they are. It just makes me feel like they wouldn't even look at the logo. Thats really where I was coming from on that. I guess you can't say they won't, but you really can't say they will either.
Warsow though has some good coding as well since they really did rework that Quake 2 engine to death. And without programmers/scripters, well, none of these games would exist. So I think its safe to say theres plenty of "good enough" programmers out there, hell, look around. I mean theres good stuff everywhere I look in the open source world. I can't say I see GREAT artwork all the time though when it comes to Open Source games.
You can have 5000 John Carmacks but if you don't have the artists your project won't go anywhere, it'll just be a engine not a game. So I think its safe to say you just need programmers that are "good enough". Which theres quite a few of those. Sure you could find a crappy modeler anywhere, but if your game doesn't look very good, not really anyone is gonna want to play it even if you are John Carmack himself doing the programming.
Mappers are in abundance though, everytime I look at what projects are looking for are usually modelers or a programmer. They are usually full of level designers. Guys that do textures and stuff though can be hard to find too though, I will agree with you there.
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You got to it first. I wanted to mention the lack of consistency myself. It's one thing to have different people work on the same models or map but the main problem is to get it consistent. Successful mod teams have members sticking to the project for long enough to have a consistent look and feel.
I'm basing my opinion on the observations in the modding scene. This is also free game making in that the mods itself are free to play but not necessary the code. There the situation is that most projects lack coders first then mappers or modelers. Chances are in the indie scene this is the other way 'round but this is how I observe the situation.
At least you guys know what a mutex is FOR... I know of places (not naming names, no...) that part of the development team think declaring something "volatile" makes operations on int values atomic on at least x86 machines- and mutexes are 'too painful to use'.EDIT: Damn that not locking the mutex...


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If you've ever spent a frustrating night staring wide-eyed at the ceiling or awakened feeling tired despite getting a whole night's sleep, you know the agony of poor sleep and the exhaustion it brings the following day.
Sleep is a basic part of life. You spend approximately one-third of your life or about 3,000 hours a year sleeping.
However, not everyone gets restful sleep each night. About 74% of American adults suffer from chronic or occasional difficulties falling asleep or staying asleep for a few nights a week or more. Studies have shown that if you don't get adequate sleep, your ability to concentrate and function rapidly deteriorates.
This information will cover sleep and sleep disorders and will provide suggestions on how you can get a good night's sleep.
The Importance of Sleep
The average person takes about 10 minutes to fall asleep and sleeps about seven to eight hours a night. Everyone's sleep needs differ. Babies sleep about 18 hours each day while adults may get by on six to seven hours of sleep every night. Your personal sleep requirements are determined by the amount of sleep you need to feel refreshed and stay alert during the day.
Sleep allows your body to recharge itself. While you sleep, your body gets rid of skin waste and circulates minerals, vitamins and hormones. It is also the time when your body produces the most amount of infection-fighting substances. That's why bed rest is so important when you have a cold.
Getting adequate sleep often makes a difference in your moods and your efficiency at work and at home.
What Happens During Sleep
Scientists who study sleep have learned that sleep involves two kinds of resting periods: quiet sleep and active sleep. Throughout the night, you shift from quiet sleep to active sleep and back to quiet sleep. This basic sleep cycle takes an average of about 90 to 110 minutes and occurs four to five times every night.
During quiet sleep, body functions start slowing down and brain wave activity becomes irregular. This type of sleep has three phases:
Stage 1 As you drift off to sleep, your muscles begin to relax, your heart rate decreases and brain waves slow down and get more irregular. You are still aware of your surroundings and if awakened, you would deny that you fell asleep. Stage 1 lasts only a few minutes before you go into Stage 2.
Stage 2 Your body functions slow down even more and your thoughts become fragmented. Although you are unaware of your surroundings, you can awaken easily. This stage lasts from five to 20 minutes.
Delta Sleep or deep sleep (also known as Stages 3 and 4) Your brain is now at its lowest state of consciousness. Your muscles are relaxed and your body functions decrease. Your are difficult to awaken. Research has shown that if you don't get enough delta sleep at night, you will feel tired the next day - no matter how much stage 1 and stage 2 sleep you get. After spending time in delta sleep, you gradually return to stage 2. Then you may go into active sleep which is distinguished by rapid eye movements (REM) under closed eyelids that occur during this period. In REM sleep, your body metabolism increases and the brain produces distinctive wave patterns.
REM sleep periods last about 10 minutes. Research shows that it is the time when you dream the most actively. Studies of sleepers roused out of REM sleep reveal that subjects are able to vividly recall their dreams 80 percent of the time. Sleepers who were wakened during quiet sleep remembered their dreams less than 10 percent of the time.
About Insomnia
Insomnia is a common sleep disorder which occurs when you cannot fall asleep or stay asleep. Here are three basic types of problems caused by insomnia and suggestions for help:
1. You cannot fall asleep.
Get up one hour earlier than usual for one week. The more time you are awake, the less time it takes to fall asleep. If there is no improvement, set your alarm clock back another hour each following week. Once the problem is solved, add 15 minutes of sleep each morning or night until you meet your sleep needs. Avoid beverages and food containing caffeine, such as colas, coffee, tea and chocolate in the evening.
2. You wake up after sleeping for a short time and can't go back to sleep.
Don't stay in bed longer than 30 minutes when you wake up in the middle of your sleep. Get out of bed and do something until you feel sleepy then go back to bed. Get up one hour earlier that week. If that doesn't work, get up an hour earlier each following week until you wake up less often. Then set your alarm clock to add 15 minutes of morning sleep each week until you reach your normal amount of sleep.
Avoid naps. Exercise vigorously during the day or go to bed an hour later than usual. When you wake up in the morning, don't stay in bed longer than 30 minutes.
3. You get up several times during the night.
Frequent awakenings may be a symptom of disorders such as Periodic Limb Movements of Sleep and Sleep Apnea. Caffeine, alcohol and medication may also interrupt your sleep. If you wake up with thoughts racing through your mind, write a list of errands and concerns you can deal with in the morning. Put the list aside and go back to bed.
If you still have problems initiating or maintaining sleep, contact your physician. You may have a sleep disorder that can be diagnosed and treated.
Serious Sleep Disorders
Some people can't get adequate rest because of sleep disorders which interfere with normal sleep cycles. These disorders require diagnosis and treatment by a physician since they can lead to serious health problems:
• Sleep apnea People with this problem stop breathing anywhere from 10 seconds to three minutes or more during their sleep. This may occur several hundred times each night, causing daytime sleepiness.
Sleep apnea deprives the body of oxygen, which may overwork the heart. If it is left untreated, this can result in high blood pressure, a heart attack or stroke. Sleep apnea can be treated with mechanical devices although sometimes surgery is needed to remove obstructive tissue. Sufferers should avoid smoking, alcohol and sleeping pills.
• Narcolepsy People with narcolepsy experience sudden sleep attacks at inappropriate times. Other symptoms include sleep paralysis and the sudden loss of muscle tone. Sleep paralysis is a symptom of narcolepsy. A person wakes up fully conscious and aware of his or her surroundings, but is unable to move and cannot speak for a brief period of time. Cataplexy, a sudden loss of muscle tone, may occur. A person collapses and experiences a dream-like state. This condition is triggered by sudden strong emotions such as anger, surprise, joy or stress. Muscle tone returns almost immediately. Narcolepsy can be treated with drug therapy and scheduled daytime naps.
Other Common Sleep Disorders
There are other sleep disorders which are not life-threatening. These sleep disorders can be a nuisance to the sleeper as well as to others around him:
Snoring Snoring occurs when the tongue falls over the throat opening and blocks the flow of air. It is most severe when the snorer is on his back. Men tend to snore more than women. Also, though snoring is a symptom of sleep apnea, not all snorers have sleep apnea. Snoring is a symptom of a partially blocked breathing passage (airway) and may cause symptoms similar to sleep apnea. To help prevent snoring:
• Sleep on your side to keep your tongue from blocking your throat.
• Stack several pillows under your head when you sleep so your head is raised.
• Avoid alcohol and sleeping pills before bedtime since alcohol and such medicines cause throat muscles to relax.
Sleepwalking A sleepwalker gets out of bed and walks around with open eyes. Sleepwalkers seem to be unaware of their surroundings, yet they avoid obstacles in their paths. If someone in your home sleepwalks, take precautions so that the person does not get injured. Block off stairs and lock windows and doors to prevent the person from leaving home. Repeated incidents should be reported to your doctor.
Periodic limb movements of sleep Some people jerk their legs or arms when they're about to fall asleep; this is normal. Involuntary kicks in the middle of sleep is another type of disorder. The kicks aren't strong enough to wake you but can disturb your sleep patterns and those of your partner. People affected by this problem don't sleep very well and often blame it on insomnia.
Another kind of sleep disorder involving leg movements is "Restless legs" syndrome, which causes an uncomfortable feeling in the calves of your legs when you relax or lie still. Relief comes from vigorously moving your legs or walking around.
Some of these disorders are treatable with drug therapy.
Shift work can also cause sleep disorders. Changing your work schedule constantly can affect your body clock. If you do shift work, the following suggestions may help you adapt more easily to the changes:
• Try to arrange for a shift schedule that lasts for two to three weeks at a time rather than two to three days if you work on a rotating shift. Your body needs time to get used to the change.
• Workers who rotate shifts adapt more easily to working the shift that follows than the one before their shift. You can delay your bedtime more easily than trying to go to sleep earlier.
• Try to work on a shift you feel most effective and productive on.
• Keep to your sleeping and waking schedule on your days off so you won't throw off your body clock.
Sleep Better Tonight
Sometimes, taking a warm bath and listening to soft music are all you need to fall asleep. Other times, it isn't enough. Sleep experts suggest the following tips to help you get a good night's sleep:
• Avoid caffeine in the afternoon or evening since it disturbs your sleep by stimulating your body.
• Don't use alcohol to help you sleep. It may help you fall asleep faster, but it usually prevents deep sleep a few hours later.
• Exercise in the late afternoon or early evening. Stop exercising within three hours before sleeping since exercise stimulates the body.
• Eat a light snack before you go to bed. Do not eat a heavy meal or spicy foods within two hours of going to sleep.
• Drink a glass of milk about a half-hour before going to bed. Milk contains tryptophan, a natural sleep inducer.
• If you can't fall asleep within 15 minutes, don't watch the clock. Get out of bed and do something else.
• Try to keep the same bedtime and wake-up time throughout the week to allow your body to get into a natural rhythm.
If you experience more than three or four days of chronic sleeplessness, consult your physician for help.
Getting ample rest is an important part of staying healthy. Occasional problems with falling asleep and periodic arousals are nothing to worry about. The solution often lies in changing those habits that deprive you of sleep. Then instead of counting sheep, you can count on getting the sleep you need to wake up feeling refreshed in the morning.


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Tampa is hoping to sign Keith Aulie to a minor league deal in the next few days so that the defenseman can play in the AHL with Syracuse during the NHL lockout.
Logan Couture recorded a goal and an assist in the Ducks 5-1 win over the Avalanche on Wednesday.
Frederik Andersen turned away 22-of-23 shots in the Ducks' division clinching 5-1 blowout win over Edmonton on Wednesday.
Jakob Silfverberg picked up three assists in Anaheim's 5-1 blowout of Edmonton on Wednesday.
Philadelphia forward Brayden Schenn scored twice in the Flyers' 4-1 upset victory over the Penguins in Pittsburgh Wednesday night.
Ryan Kesler (upper body injury) will be held out of Wednesday's contest with the Oilers.
Evgeni Malkin is a late scratch due to an undisclosed injury for Wednesday's contest with the Philadelphia Flyers.
Andrew Hammond has been chosen as the first star of March.
Patrick Kane (clavicle) was back at practice on Wednesday.
Martin St. Louis will return to the lineup on Thursday night.
Johnny Gaudreau has been named the NHL's rookie of the month for March.
Brett Connolly (finger) could make his Boston debut on Thursday against Detroit.


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Evan's Lookout – Blackheath Australia's Blue Mountains National Park in NSW
18 images shot one over one under HDR to create 6 images then stitched together,it was a challenging Panorama to capture with the quick changing light conditions.
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Fantastic light and cloud in this one david, plenty of depth as well, excellent.
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Great pano, the light on hill and cliff makes the shot.
Thanks David
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Dave, getting better at this HDR stuff, well done.
its a lot of work but a lot of fun!
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Wonderful image David.!! Forgive me for being green, but what is HDR??
Thanks Tiamaria,
here is a link to a bit about HDR
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Great work,love the cloud formation.
Thanks Linda
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Classic shot of one of our most magnificent views David – really well done. (There's a group for Provincial and National Parks that would no doubt LOVE this image!!! Philip Johnson is one of the hosts)
Thanks Rosalie I know Philip i'll go and join the group
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A stunningly beautiful and professional capture and your use of HDR is amazing
Thank you mklau
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Stunning shot mate. Well done.
Thank you Philip
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Congratulations on your feature. This is a wonderful image!
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Mystery: it's the name of the game for Star Trek Into Darkness, J.J. Abrams' followup to his 2009 sci-fi hit. Between posters and the official synopsis, we know little about where the director has taken his well-known ensemble of space cadets, other than that there is a (nameless) bad guy and he's ready to ruffle James T. Kirk's feathers.
The first footage for the film has arrived online, and it only demands more scrutiny. The minute-long fanfare for the official teaser, which will arrive on Dec. 17th paired with The Hobbit, is unexpectedly packed with imagery — as far as trailers for trailers are concerned. We get the crew, including Kirk (Chris Pine), Spock (Zachary Quinto), and Bones (Karl Urban), diving into new action set pieces; a first look at newcomer Alice Eve, whose Starfleet science officer character is still unknown; a terrifying voiceover from villain Benedict Cumberbatch (another question mark in the grand scheme of Star Trek Into Darkness), who also strikes fear in the heart of Kirk with a snarl; and a dozen reactions from the rest of the ensemble, Uhura (Zoe Saldana) and Scotty (Simon Pegg) looking particularly shaken by whatever Cumberbatch is up to. Unlike the wild adventure vibe of the first installment, Star Trek Into Darkness seems to have taken a few cues from The Dark Knight in the creepy department. Things are going to get rough (see: the final money shot)
The real standout of this trailer? A taste of the IMAX footage. There's a crispness to many of the action sequences, even in Internet video form, that can only be achieved from shooting in the oversized film format. As in Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol, the larger-than-life style of IMAX is what turns a regular blockbuster into a must-see event film.
Check out the trailer for Star Trek Into Darkness below. The movie boldly goes where no Star Trek movie under the eye of Abrams has gone before on May 17, 2013.
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This is the flexible vibration massage pad that provides relaxing, full-body massage on soft or irregular surfaces such as beds, couches, or chairs. Unlike typical massage pads that require a solid, unbroken surface for operation, this one flexes at four points, allowing you to drape it over a lounger, chair, or any piece of sitting/reclining furniture. Its 20 individual 2"-thick foam-cushioned sections allow you to relax on any surface on which it is placed without pressure points. The pad's built-in massaging motors target the neck, upper back, lower back, and thighs, controlled with the tethered remote. You can also control massage intensity and speed for a custom massage that ranges from one of six pre-sets, including simulated kneading, robust rolling, and vibrating massage. Two flexible hook-and-loop straps secure the pad to furniture; rolls up for easy storage and transport. Plugs into AC using included adapter. 70 3/4" L x 23 1/2" W x 3/4" D. (7 1/2 lbs.)
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The Best!
By Mayor Shaky
from Milo, IA
I use this every night before bedtime. It relaxes me thoroughly and allows me to get to sleep easier. This is the BEST full body massager I've ever used.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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great massage
By Sol
from Granada Hills
this item turned out better than my $2,500 massage chair.it's more comfortable and relaxing.A great buy for the price.
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More Shaking that massage
By Old Guy
from WA
I'm a old guy and this item is very powerful. It so didn't work for me.If, you can handle the shaking i bet its great. Returned the same day.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Not as described. Disappointed
By militarywife2000
from Toccoa, GA
I was excited about this product when it arrived but disappointed with it when I sent it back. Item does not massage as described, no kneading, rolling, etc... only vibrating in various degrees. As one other review put it "great for mixing paint".
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She LOVES it!
By Dan and Donna
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This was a gift for my wife. I was pretty sure she'd like it, but never did I expect her to fall in love with it. She uses it every day, and because it relaxes her so well, I'm the one who's reaping the benefits.
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By Patti
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I get back aches quite often usually from being tense. This massager relaxes me from my neck down to my calfs. I love it
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By Billy
from NY
I use the product while in a reclinyer chair watching TV.
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By Chelly
from Centennial, CO
It can be used in a chair, but we found it best on horizontal surface. It is more efficient. Gravity helps the effect of the pad. One side is bamboo.
By Eden
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I have my mat on my bed and with this hot weather, i sleep on the bamboo side. I turn it on as i go to sleep and when i wake up in the morning. What a nice way to end and face the new day.
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We're buying a second one now.
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We like this so much, we're buying another to keep at our vacation home. Easy to use, easy to store -- very good benefits for one with general body aches due to stress and poor circulation.
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The Five Paths of Reverse Innovation: Creating a Strategy That Fosters Innovation Far from Home and Enables Your Company to Win Everywhere
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Chapter 2 of "Reverse Innovation: Create Far from Home, Win Everywhere" reveals how your organization's global strategy must account for the shift of innovation to the developing world--and how those innovations can then be brought back home, as with GE Healthcare's Vscan ultrasound technology, originally created for a price-conscious Chinese market and brought to the United States as a low-cost scanner for every physician's pocket. The authors also describe the five "need gaps"--the most salient differences between the developing and the developed world and the basic starting points for reverse innovation opportunities. *About the book:* A New York Times, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble bestseller. The gap between rich nations and poorer ones is closing. As a result, the global dynamics of innovation are changing. No longer will innovations traverse the globe in only one direction, from developed nations to developing ones: they will also flow in reverse. Authors Vijay Govindarajan and Chris Trimble, of Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business, explain where, when, and why reverse innovation is on the rise and why the implications are so profound--for nations, for companies, and for individuals. The authors focus on long-established multinational corporations that are seeking explosive growth in emerging economies and must now learn new tricks in order to succeed. "Reverse Innovation" shows leaders and senior managers how to make innovation in emerging markets happen and how such innovations can unlock opportunities throughout the world. The book highlights the tribulations and triumphs of some of the world's leading companies (including GE, Deere & Company, P&G, and PepsiCo), illustrating exactly what works and what does not. Whether you're a CEO, a financier, a strategist, a marketer, an engineer, or a student forming your career aspirations, reverse innovation is a phenomenon you need to understand. This book will help you do just that.
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Explore - Chairs
The 3107 Chair
It takes nine sheets of veneer, two layers of cotton backing, up to five coats of paint, and 11 days to make a 3107 chair. We take you to the floor of Fritz Hansen's stackable-chair factory to show...written by: Miyoko Ohtakephotos by: Alex Subrizi07.20.09
Fritz Hansen on Knockoffs and Authentic Design
In recent years, the Danish furniture company Fritz Hansen has taken aggressive measures to protect their products against knockoffs and counterfeits across the globe. They have rounded up and...written by: Jaime Gillin06.13.12
Get Out!
The sun is shining; birds are chirping; it's too darn hot inside, so go ahead and make yourself comfortable with these backyard accessories.written by: Jordan Kushins06.01.11
Trend Watch: Tint Meets Timber
Craftspeople will never deny the simple beauty of milled wood, but we've noticed a spate of vivid hues popping up against these natural grains.written by: Jordan Kushins08.17.11
Dreams of Eames
Every April, the design world trots off to Milan to show its new wares, but traipsing through the massive show, we couldn't shake a certain sense of déjà vu....written by: Dwell Staff10.31.11
On Deck
Lounge long and prosper in this selection of modish outdoor chairs that are as welcome on the patio as spring itself.written by: William Bostwick05.01.12
Guest Services
A good host isn't defined by apartment size or an over-the-top chocolate fountain. Rather, party chops are awarded for flexibility. Incorporate these double-duty pieces for a pad that's hopping in...08.19.12
The Expandables
Whether you're living in a tightly packed apartment or making a minimal footprint in a stand-alone home, choose furniture that flips, folds, morphs, and stows away to keep interiors tidy.11.01.12
Piping Hot
Even the fluffiest sofa looks sporty and tailored when outlined in crisp edging. Whether zigzagged, contrast-stitched, or piped, the latest trend in upholstered furniture has us examining the seams.12.19.12
Outdoor Products We Love
From chairs, to umbrellas, to grills, we've compiled some of our favorite outdoor products to inspire you to spend a little more time in your outdoor space.03.25.13
Modern Furniture Focus: Chairs
These eight modern chairs offer a contemporary spin on an age-old piece of furniture.04.15.13
9 Space-Saving Stackable Designs
Crunched for space? A tiny house needn't skimp on good design. Here are nine stackable pieces that stow away neatly when not in use. Find more modern small-space products here.04.11.13
Six Chairs to Check Out
From a contemporary geometric fir wood frame with copper joints, to a minimalist powder-coated structure, these six well crafted chairs are bound to make you take a seat!written by: Jami Smith06.04.13
Take a Seat: 10 High-Design Chairs
From a bright-hued chair to a vintage styled perforated number, take a peep at ten of our favorite seating choices with design in mind.07.07.13
111 Navy Chair
I've been lucky enough to visit Emeco's Pennsylvania factory where their iconic chairs are made by hand. It was a religious experience for me, a person with a sick chair fetish. I've also been...written by: Bradford Shellhammer04.16.10
Monobloc Blues
The secret history of a plastic classic that doesn't sit quite right.written by: William Bostwick02.21.12
The Silenci Chair by o4i
With the Silenci chair, Stockholm-based o4i—a design studio that focuses on contemporary domestic and public furniture— wage war against "acoustic clutter." Manufactured by de...written by: Diana Budds03.06.11
Ice and Snow Furniture
There's an old saying: When life gives you blizzards, make snow furniture. We're paraphrasing, but the sentiment holds true. Hongtao Zhou, a student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, made the...written by: Sarah Rich02.17.09
Ring Around the Lounger
While the papa-san chair adds little to an interior besides nostalgic references to college crashpads, it's still a comfortable place to curl up. Designer Camilla Hounsell Halvorsen, a recent...written by: Sarah Rich03.05.09
Ford & Ching Debuts 100xbetter
A desk, a loveseat, and a shelving system -- all in one single flat pack? I, too, was amazed at the clever level of reconfigurability when I saw these new pieces appear in my inbox. Recently...written by: Tiffany Chu05.19.10