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Mahe Drysdale was choking back the tears after winning the Olympic single sculls gold medal.
Physically and emotionally spent, Drysdale struggled to string a sentence together after the most anticipated rowing race in four years came to its conclusion.
The 33 year-old beat his main rival Ondrej Synek by just under a boat length in two-horse war down the Dorney Lake course.
"That was the toughest race of my life," he said.
"I had Synek coming at me and I was just looking for the finish line, hoping it was going to come before I fell over like I did in Beijing.
"It was what I wanted to do - that was how I wanted to race it, just take the sprint out of Synek and it worked to perfection.
"Obviously I can't quite believe it. I have been working for this for 12 years ... now I've achieved it."
Drysdale first went to the Olympics in 2004, when he finished fifth in the coxless pair.
He then rowed himself into the hearts of New Zealanders when he took bronze in the single sculls in Beijing in 2008 despite being severely affected by a gastrointestinal infection.
"My career was incomplete without this. I can't quite believe it" Drysdale said.
"This morning I was miserable because I hadn't won in Beijing. That would've taken a lot of pressure off, knowing you were Olympic champion.
"I knew I needed that. I wanted that and I had to go out and perform and when you get one race to do it, that's tough"
The singles sculls was the final race on the penultimate day of rowing and the crowd of 26,000 were on their feet for the final 1000m as Drysdale and Synek went toe-to-toe and Great Britain's Alan Campbell won the race for third.
"All my family and friends were here and my friends and the crowd was amazing.
"It was an experience I will remember for the rest of my life.
"There's been plenty of doubts. There were times in 2010 when I didn't even know if I was going to get back in the boat.
"Six weeks ago I was lying on the ground in Munich hoping my shoulder was going allow me to row. Even here, a couple times things weren't quite going how I wanted them to, my quarterfinal was was a really tough race, but today I pulled it out."
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It is the classic chicken-or-egg question haunting Yaryca land owners and the Morgan County Council. What comes first: amending the future land map or getting a developer on board? At their last meeting, the council decided the question was just too scary to answer when the future of 2,600 acres lies at issue.
While the Morgan County Council failed to agree to open all county offices on Fridays, all council members did agree to at least open the recorder's office from 1 to 5 p.m. every Friday beginning May 8.
Clean air, healthy habits, longevity and access to exercise opportunities all played a part in Morgan County being named Utah's healthiest county for the sixth year in a row according to a national County Health Rankings study.
After a three-day search, Utah State Park officials recovered the body of Mountain Green resident Matthew Rasmussen, 45, from Willard Bay. An experienced fisherman and regular at the bay, Rasmussen was found under 13 feet of water Wednesday half a mile southwest of the north marina.
Utah Highway Patrol troopers helped retrieve a vehicle out of the Weber River the morning of Thursday, March 19 near Croydon.
Two great bands, three talented choirs, a historic drama production and tremendous artwork all add up to an amazing Spring Celebration of the Arts at Morgan Middle School. Monday night, March 16, parents, friends, family and community members filled the gym to celebrate the Middle School Fine Arts Department.
Two long-time former Morgan residents found themselves in the aftermath of Cyclone Pam searching for missionaries of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Representatives from Weber Human Services say they would like to see more Morgan County residents take advantage of their services including mental health, substance abuse counseling, prevention services, and aging services.
Saturday, the Morgan High School freshman girls' basketball team put an exclamation point on their perfect season by winning first place at the Ben Lomond Freshman Tournament. The Lady Trojans amassed a perfect 20-0 record, won their games by an average of 34 points and their Region 10 games by an average of 41 points.
The Morgan Stars Special Olympics Volleyball team was shining as it took to the court Monday evening at the Morgan Middle School gym. Fourteen players in addition to coaches and high school athletes entertained an appreciative audience with their skill, effort and joy of the game.
February is the month to share love and many dads of Morgan Elementary School daughters showed their love just before Valentine's Day at a Daddy Daughter Dance. On Feb. 12, approximately 222 dads escorted roughly 300 daughters to a formal dance at the elementary school.
For the first time since 2010, Morgan High wrestling has an individual state champion. Senior wrestler Jayden Pentz won first place in the 132 pound division on Saturday night at Utah Valley University.
In recent years the numbers of our national symbol, the bald eagle, have recovered from the small population that was in 1973 listed on the endangered species list.
The results from a new feasibility study for a hotel site on Commercial Street are in, and successful numbers may depend on the redevelopment of a water park at Como Springs, according to Morgan County's economic development consultant Better City.
What started as a routine traffic stop on Interstate 84 in Morgan lead to a foot chase, shots fired and a suspect in custody in nearby Henefer last week.
Several state leaders including Governor Gary Herbert joined the attendees of the Morgan County Republican Party's annual Lincoln Day dinner on Feb. 5, 2015. Governor Herbert dined with guests, took the occasion to meet many of the residents and even stayed for photo opportunities.
Who could have scripted a more perfect ending? Knowing that their coach was stepping down at the end of the cheer season, the Morgan varsity cheer team delivered its most compelling performance of the year and took home the state championship in front of an overflow crowd at Salt Lake Community College on Jan. 31, 2015.
Morgan's 25 indoor track athletes competed in the State Indoor Track Championships at the Olympic Oval in Salt Lake City on Saturday, Jan. 31. Trojan senior Britten Duerden brought home state titles in high jump and triple jump and a fourth place finish in the 60 meter hurdles. The girls' team placed fourth and the combined team came in 18th overall. These achievements are even more remarkable because the Indoor Track Championships reach across all classifications from 5A to 1A. Over 50 high school teams competed and Morgan was one of only four 3A schools with the remainder of the teams representing 4A and 5A schools.
After years of working on a four-day work schedule, it is an unofficial consensus of the Morgan County Council that county offices should be open on Fridays. But it is still in question as to which hours.
After preparing intensely for the past several months, the Morgan High School cheer team swept region honors in every event in which the team competed last weekend. In addition, cheerleader Paige Malan was named co-champion of the individual skills competition.
Morgan residents have begun flocking to the county's newest store, D&S Guns, which has opened for business at 143 N. State Street adjacent to Fairway Glass.
As parents with day care needs responded to the Morgan County School Board of Education's proposed busing policy and procedures, a Utah State Office of Education official also weighed in on the issue.
Morgan County Council Chairman Logan Wilde is so fed up with problems on the Weber River that he would like to televise his grievances to catch the attention of state law makers.
Early last week, 11-year old Landon Streadbeck, son of Jeff and Annette Streadbeck of Morgan, was diagnosed with Ewing's sarcoma—a "young people's" bone cancer that usually affects children over 10, teens and young adults up to age 30.
The Morgan High School wrestling team had a busy week with three tournaments:2015 Utah All-Star Duals on Tuesday, Jan. 6; an away Region 10 meet against Union on Thursday, Jan. 8; and the Richardson Memorial Tournament at Box Elder High School on Friday-Saturday, Jan. 9-10.
The top honor for rodeo queen hopefuls in Utah has been awarded to Morgan High School graduate, Bailey Jo Woolsey. Woolsey won the coveted golden tiara on the final night of the 2014 Ogden Pioneer Days Rodeo, making her the only Morgan County resident ever to hold the title.
Bailey begins her reign as Miss Rodeo Utah 2015 after spending the last few months as "lady in waiting" to last year's queen. Bailey is the daughter of Jared and Lisa Woolsey; her grandparents are Dennis and Sheila Woolsey and Dean and Karen House.
Along with her family, Bailey invites you all to attend her formal coronation and gala on Jan. 29, at the HUB 801 Events Center, 3525 Riverdale Road in Ogden. Doors open at 5:30 p.m., dinner will be served throughout the night and the actual coronation will take place at 6:30 p.m. There will be silent and live auctions that evening as well.
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All but one Morgan City Council position will be open this upcoming election, including a two-year mayoral spot.
Morgan residents will have a new choice of music classes offered in their own city. Miriam Hone will begin offering a variety of classes Feb. 2 at 157 North Commercial Street, a few doors down from Browning Outlet.
It is well known that Morgan County has one of the highest median household income levels in the state, second only to Summit County, home of Park City. So it follows that Morgan also has a low poverty rate.
According to a new U.S. Census Bureau report released Dec. 17, Morgan County has the 12th lowest poverty rate in the whole nation. That means that out of 3,142 counties in the United States, only 11 have poverty rates lower than that in Morgan County.
For some time the Morgan County Council has had discussion on whether to move from a four-day work week to a five-day work week. There have been several concerns and ideas from elected officials within the courthouse in the last several months. We are asking for input from the general public, so we can make an informed decision in your behalf.
In a re-match of the 2014 state title game, Morgan lost a close contest, 50-54, to Bear River at home on Tuesday, Nov. 25. Led by McKade Mitton's 25 points, the Bears finished the tight game strongly while the young Trojans committed late turnovers and missed a last-minute three-pointer.
The staff of Morgan Elementary School is excited to honor Amanda Hadlock as the December volunteer of the month.
Lori Bice is the head custodian at Morgan Elementary School. She is known on campus as "Miss Lori" and has served as a cherished friend to thousands of students through many years at MES. Her ability to connect, nurture and simply love makes her the perfect role model for the children of our school. We are proud to spotlight her efforts and honor her work.
Public education seems to get a lot of negative press these days – especially in social media. There is much said about common core, the new math, dropout numbers, college readiness, the use of technology and privacy of data. While these are all legitimate concerns that need attention, there are many things that are going well. In this season of gratitude and reflection, perhaps we should pause and focus on the many positive things happening in public education.
Two years ago, a Morgan deputy shot a woman in the eye at the conclusion of a high-speed chase that covered three counties. Now, that woman is suing the county and officer for a violation of her rights. And the attorney handling Morgan's defense said the case is at least two years away from any kind of resolution.
Christmas is a time of giving, charity and spending time with loved ones. In an effort to assist those in need in our own community, the Morgan food pantry is asking residents to join in the spirit of the season and take their families to dinner.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to ski down the face of Francis Peak, one of the highest peaks of the Wasatch Range perched atop the border of Morgan and Davis counties?
We, as a family, would like to thank all the wonderful employees and residents at the Family Tree Assisted Living Center in Morgan for the exceptional care and kindness given to our mother, grandmother and wife, Bern Peterson, who passed away on Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2014. We will never forget the kindness and love.
A special man left this world on Dec. 1, 2014. George A. Toelcke was born May 1, 1943, in New York to his parents Ida and George Adamec. He spent his childhood in Westwood, NJ. He graduated from Stevens Institute of Technology with his Masters Degree in Chemical Engineering.
Steven and Anne Allen were recently called by the Morgan Utah Stake Presidency to serve a full-time, 18 month mission in the Utah Ogden Mission. However, their area of service for these 18 months will be the Morgan Utah Stake.
Greetings! My name is Nicole B. and I am a fifth grade student at Salida Elementary School in Salida, California. We live in the central valley located east of San Francisco. This year we are to complete a state project. I picked Utah!
As you are considering charitable causes to which you will donate at the end of this year and are determining where to donate next year, I encourage you to consider donating to the Morgan Education Foundation and the Morgan School District.
I love Morgan and I love the passion in the county for government, outdoors, the environment, schools, sports and life in general. This passion is almost always a force for good.
Snowbasin Resort opened on Wednesday, Nov. 26. This will be Snowbasin Resort's first time opening prior to Thanksgiving Day. With recent snowfall combined with extensive snowmaking, Snowbasin Resort will be offering a base averaging between 18 to 24 inches on seven runs serviced by three lifts.
The reason Caleb Bennett loves rodeo is very simple.
Despite leading by 17 points at the half, the visiting Lady Trojans fell 59-62 in overtime to the Carbon High School girls basketball team last Friday in their season opener.
Pilgrims donning their capotains and coifs (male and female pilgrim hats) as well as Native Americans sporting feathered headbands and pounding on drums filled the kindergarten classrooms at Morgan Elementary School Tuesday. The students were all clothed in their "best dress" for the annual Thanksgiving Feast.
Despite some of the best Student Assessment for Growth and Excellence (SAGE) test scores in the state, Morgan educators are not taking a moment to sit back and celebrate.
Morgan County Councilman Lyle Nelson is pushing to re-establish a county mobility council to evaluate state and federal government funding options, as well as re-engage the Wasatch Front Regional Council to address the county's transportation needs.
The Morgan County Council is considering changing their use regulation ordinance, considering how to define "agribusiness" and encourage further economic development through recreational activities.
The Family Tree Assisted Living would like to invite the family and friends of Betty Peterson & Clinton Raymond to celebrate their birthdays 2-4 p.m. on Nov. 29 Family Tree Assisted Living 862 E. Mahogany Ridge Rd. Morgan


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The Most Influential Couple's Fun Family Time in France!
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt stepped out on the balcony of Paul Allen's absolutely gorgeous French estate yesterday for some fresh air, proving that even one of the most influential couples in the world needs a break every now and then. The duo are the highest celebrities on Time magazine's list, at the top of the "Heroes & Pioneers" section, even beating out Oprah! Brad looks to be in full on vacation mode in his tank top and shorts, though he couldn't bear to part with his beloved fedora. Pax definitely takes the cake in his fuzzy blue bathrobe — this little guy must be loving all sorts of poolside fun with his brothers and sisters. We can only imagine the kind of trouble that little foursome is getting into while running around the many rooms of that palace.
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You should have threatened CPW with Small Claims Court. Within the first six months it is the supplier's duty to demonstrate problems were caused by misuse. This clearly was not the case. Threatening with Small Claims is normally enough for them to cave and provide a replacement. At the end of the day they will get it from Sony for free but they just don't want to do the paperwork.
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People really liked our Xperia. Throw in a weak yen and KERCHING - Sony
So, who here LURVES Windows Phone? Put your hands up, Brits
Good sales in UK and France?
Looks like Orange has been doing a good job then (can't be O2 or Vodafone as the Lumias are virtually invisible here in Germany). Probably still not sufficient volume for Nokia to be really happy but it's a start. Of course, if the majority really are the low margin phones then Nokia is not going to be able to survive, though the ODM actually making the phones might.
Microsoft Surface sales numbers revealed as SHOCKINGLY HIDEOUS
Re: Too bad
I'm not sure that's true. Given the money Microsoft was throwing at the project adding some kind of x86 translation hardware à la Transmeta would have been doable. There would, of course, be a big performance hit but real performance isn't that much of an issue for most notebook applications. I used to run Photoshop for PowerPC via Rosetta on my MacBook which wasn't that much more powerful than the PowerPC equivalent. It was slow to start and to do certain effects but the GUI remained responsive and I think that's key for many people.
So, if Microsoft had released something with some form of x86 compatibility, albeit with provisos, and waved the prospect of future native apps or more powerful devices, the story might have been a bit different. I think, however, that one aspect that is not being looked at closely enough is that RT was dead on arrival. Microsoft obviously has significant problems supporting different architectures with their current codebase and an upgrade of the OS was probably not on the cards. Windows Phone owners be warned.
Intel's homage to Raspberry Pi: The much pricier Minnowboard
Who is this for?
For hobbyists and embedded systems people?
Hobbyists don't need either the power nor the IO of this board and will not pay USD 200 just to have something to tinker with. But not I'm not even sure that the embedded developers would find it an attractive proposition: that heat sink and the rods indicate that it needs quite a bit of clearance and cooling. In fact the whole thing is the size of a Mac Mini which was impressive when it came out, what seven years ago, but has since been successfully copied and improved upon.
That said, I think the real point of this product may be in open sourcing all the hardware design. It can't have been easy to get past some managers and does probably open the doors for similar but less powerful boards costing significantly.
Intel wants to reconstruct whole data centers with its chips and pipes
Becoming IBM?
All in all this sounds similar to the noises that Microsoft is making: the only way to survive is to become IBM and offering turnkey solutions with some engineering wizardry.
Some of this stuff sounds very nice but the software for it is not going to be easy and I am not convinced that the benefits will outweigh the investments. Current clouds benefit significantly from the low-coupling provided by redundant but cheap hardware. Efficiencies will be gained by having smaller (ie ARM) units. Low coupling also means more independence. Can't help but think that anyone who buys these systems is going to be entirely beholden to Intel.
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The second playmonaut, the really brave one stuck on the side of the launch vehicle?
British boffin muzzled after cracking car codes
Re: A bit of a difference
Yep, though I think the judge is probably using the MPAA inspired legislation to take the correct legal decision. Of course, this kind of discovery cannot be kept under wraps for long but vehicle immobilisation technology has been one of the main factors in the significant reduction in car crime over the last decade.
Do you really want tech companies to pay more tax?
Re: Dividends?
Apple and Microsoft because they pay reasonable dividends…
Apple only just started paying dividends this year. Hoping that share prices will continue to rise until your retirement age has not been justified by returns the last ten years and current bond yields seem to suggest that it isn't going to happen again soon. We're in a sustained period of low returns.
The article should concentrate on what companies do with the cash piles they generate through tax avoidance. The evidence is that they make poor investments with it: Microsoft buys Skype, aQuantive and produces lots of devices no one wants; Apple buys its own shares using another tax avoidance scheme.
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This is a poor piece.
unstructured data Unstructured data is noise. What you probably mean is data with no pre-defined schema.
"NoSQL" leader 10Gen, which stewards the development of MongoDB, said it has moved "over 100 companies off RDBMS technologies in the past six months" according to its business development veep (and former Reg scribe) Matt Asay. Oracle's revenue share of the worldwide RDBMS market was 48.3 percent in 2012, according to the soothsayers at Gartner, so we can safely assume a significant proportion of these 100 migrations came at the expense of legacy Oracle systems.
This is a very flawed conclusion. Moving companies from relational does not in any way imply that they are being moved from Oracle. And, giving the known problems with scaling MongoDB who's to say whether some of these companies won't be knocking on Oracle's (or IBM's or Microsoft's) door in the future.
Oracle's strategy obviously isn't to everyone's taste but it's pretty clear: improve the low end MySQL and offer increasingly expensive options to customers who think they need it and ignore the rest. It's great that this provides opportunities for third parties to pick up custom from those who can't or won't pay Oracle's fees.
The times for really big migrations can be pretty big: I think Enterprise DB talks of six months plus as not uncommon. Obviously, any company faced with that kind of investment is going to think long and hard about it and this is what Oracle is banking upon.
or have developed capabilities that while irrelevant to much of the database market
I'm not sure what those would be. Data integrity, performance and reliability should be on everyone's shopping list.
I'm sure Oracle doesn't really give a shit about the low-level stuff going from MyASM to one of the key-value or document storage engines.
At the end of the day, while licences are important, any company that is storing business critical data needs to spend enough money employing DBAs who know how to manage whichever systems they have. Outages, corruption and loss are what really cost.
PHWOAR! Huh! What is it good for? Absolutely nothing, Prime Minister
Censorship is wrong
By all means stick advisory labels on things but leave it at that and use good old-fashioned police work to go after the makers of sick flicks.
Censorship imposes a considerable cost (the bureaucracy) and risk (the chance that it will become political censorship) with unclear benefits. I'm sure that official bullshit rhetoric like "the war on terror" cause more problems than anything people "stumble" across on the internet.
Apple earnings slip, but numbers beat Wall Street estimates
Upgrade cycle versus new carriers
The point regarding the upgrade cycle needs to be tempered by the greater reach into the market through new carriers: I-Phones were not available a year ago on all US networks, they are now.
All in all, however, the figures demonstrate the same trend as other manufacturers have: the market for smartphones is becoming saturated.
Tablets could be more interesting: the market clearly isn't saturated. A breakdown of the various models would cast some light on whether the lower margin I-Pad Minis helping to maintain market share albeit with lower margins. This might indicate how Apple may move in the future: if lower (but still very healthy) margin products are doing well then we can expect something similar for the phones.
Nokia flops out its 4G, 4.7-inch WHOPPER: The Lumia 625
Looks like another quarter of +30% smartphone growth for Nokia Lumias...
At current sales volumes that's never going to be enough. Anyway, this device is just as likely to cannibalise sales of other Nokias as it is to take sales away from similarly priced but higher-specc'd Android phones.
SkyDrive on par with C: Drive in Windows 8.1
Re: End game is to completely eliminate local storage of files on device altogether.
To be honest this is exactly what Apple, Amazon, Pandora, Spotify, Google et al. are doing. But they are all very carefully managing the user experience by providing what are essentially glorified backup services. Pandora and Spotify have been testing the water with non-essential data such as music files in a clear value proposition; Apple and Amazon offer to take the work out of synching between devices. The exception would be Google with e-mail and calendar and docs but then it is trying to build these out into an outsourcing offering. But this is all still toes in the water stuff. The regulatory hurdles will go up: what happens to my data if provider X goes bust or gets taken over?
How not to listen to customers #445
Out cycling on Sunday a friend of mine listed her woes with Windows 8 including the cloud stuff which she found very confusing. I think her notebook is due to go back to the shop with a request to install Windows 7 on it. Adding uncertainty to disorientation is not usually going to win many friends.
Online backup services can be a boon but they must be backup first, as I think Apple is doing things. What could possibly go wrong? Well, you could realise too late that you need a fat internet connection to access stuff you use on a regular basis. More urgently and potentially a killer for Microsoft, in Europe at least, is that the NSA shenanigans could very likely jeopardise the safe harbour agreement between the EU and the USA which allows the data of EU citizens to be stored in American data centres.
The justification for the whole thing that onboard storage can be reduced is also not really that appealing. Storage, even with the move to SSD, is not really the major price point for modern devices. For those with anyone nous they will ensure they have a backup service under their own control, possibly complemented with some online services from their ISP or similar and some freebies stuff à la Dropbox / Google Drive.
Microsoft's strategy here is remarkably similar to that of Bing, Maps and Skype: coming late to the party and spending heavily to try and buy success. This did work with things like hard-disk compression, simple LAN, internet browsers and possibly the X-Box. But since then Microsoft have started amassing white elephants and discouraging their partners.
Android MasterKey found buried in kiddie cake game on Google Play - report
Re: What about the operator packages?
Another good reason to move to Windows Phone...
Ah, yes. Because if there are no apps, they cannot be infected. Except, of course, for the exploits that successfully target the browser / OS / MS apps.
Tell you what, why don't you move to North Carolina where you can live happily among others happy to deny reality.
Surface RT: A plan worthy of the South Park Underpants Gnomes
Re: So to summarise...
Full USB support
No wonder you keep posting anonymously as this is drivel!
What do you think full USB support is supposed to mean? Because it most certainly does not mean: will support any device that is plugged in. USB defines some mechanical and electronic stuff plus some baseline driver specs (eg. HCI for mice, keyboards, or an equivalent for mass storage) pretty much everything else requires drivers to be written and compiled for the particular OS and why you almost always have to install some software when you connect say a USB TV receiver.
We're very happy for you that you like your Microsoft gear but please stop pretending that you are: a) everyman and; b) know anything technical.
The implication is that MS did the minimum of hardware abstraction, compiled up the whole Windows, Office and driver stack using an ARM compiler, switched it on an surprise surprise it worked.
Really? C'mon we're not that naive. If that really was the case then they wouldn't have disabled macros and all the existing application developers would have given it a go. As Gavin points out in the article the trade press was selectively seeded in the run up to the launch.
You don't need a lot of grunt for an awful lot of applications including word processing. Software emulation on an ARM might be pushing it a bit but it would have been easy enough to license Transmeta's code to do it in hardware (and use less power in doing so). The reason they didn't do this was not to piss Intel off: it was Intel who really pulled the plug on Windows on ARM.
Re: Lack of Apps on RT not a serious issue - Flash works in browser
That covers a lot of the app requirement issues.
It obviously doesn't which is why nobody's buying them and why Microsoft is writing them off. There are an awful lot more apps in the world than MS Office and Flash games.
Every third party application developer thought "fuck you very much Microsoft - both I and am my customers have to do work in order to be able use this product."
Microsoft's people not only conceived the idea of building a tablet using a chipset – ARM - that the huge majority of existing Windows software could not work on
The hardware wasn't the problem, the artificial restriction on using existing apps was. Some kind of support for x86 binaries would have made the whole thing a very different value proposition by protecting users' investment in software and also providing a clear upgrade path to Surface Pro: existing apps low power apps would work on RT but if you need more power then you could continue using the same apps on a Pro or a notebook. By castrating the software Microsoft also made interesting hardware innovations like the keyboards irrelevant. The strategy was also a double punch to OEMs: not only was Microsoft competing with them directly, it also prevented them from adding value and differentiation with possibly hardware accelerated support for x86.
Because Microsoft persisted in using the name Windows for this it created a different expectation than Apple did with its separation of IOS and Mac OS - even if technically there are little differences between many IOS apps and their Mac OS pendants.
So the market looked like this:
Entry level: cheap Androids which run the many of the same apps that people have on their phones, limited performance but for less than € 250 the risk is low and they're great media players. Very well suited to use in the home.
Medium: I-Pad Mini, branded Android. Access to established eco-systems, excellent battery life making them suitable to be taken everywhere. Great second devices.
Premium: I-Pad, Samsung Note 10 - dedicated devices with clear USPs and eco-systems and usable for real work.
It's really difficult to see where the RT fits in there: it doesn't protect any existing investment, offers no upgrade path and is too expensive for occasional use.
PEAK APPLE: 'iPhone sales STALL' at first sniff of fresh droid competition
If I sold 150 Mio. gadgets…
with Apple's margins I'd be well made up.
Okay, this is the tech industry so growth rates not in three figures are considered disappointing. I think iSuppli has been reasonably reliable in the past though I think market saturation is probably more of a pressure than the competition. Once the novelty has worn off of having a good smartphone so does the desire to get another. Android devices like the SII and later Nexus' are more than enough for most people.
Re: iOS7
I didn't know Eadon had a brother.
Intel flogging Atoms for belated push into mobile market
Re: Even holding market share is not enough
as currently Intel charge over 2x the price
If only it were just 2 x. Intel has, fortunately, even fatter margins which will give it room for manoeuvre but price-cutting is usually a one-way street and, in this case, the deflation argument (customers will hold off purchases expecting further discounts) is very likely to bite.
Major restructuring similar to what AMD has been through over the last few years (spinning out fab or design) are probably unavoidable and probably buying a graphics chip designer to compete in the SoC market. Currently, Intel still has an impressive performance lead in high-end chips (whatever you think of them the Xeons can do some serious work) but the competition is really starting to hot up (both NVidia and AMD have impressive offerings and new players are moving in).
Tweet like escaping Hell depends on it, Twitter Catholics told
Pump and dump?
Maybe the Vatican Bank was an early investor in Twitter and hoping to make a big profit on its investment?
Far, far, far stranger things have happened in the last 2000 years.
Apple MacBook Air 13-inch 2013: All's well that Haswell
Re: Battery life
I think you may have hit the nail on the head: using a notebook as a desktop replacement as I do it is routinely plugged in - the dual-DVI adapter alone pretty much predicates this. But there are times when I need the notebook as a notebook which is why I got it and not just a mini. So my battery has had 99 charging cycles but apparently needs "maintenance".
That said, how come machines with docking stations don't suffer as badly? I've also got a Lenovo which also spends most of its time docked and the battery there seems to be fairing better. Is all down to some clever electronics in the docking station?
Re: Battery life
@DijitulSupport - MBP batteries are non-removable.
Re: Battery life
Lucky you! But how do you measure the health? My 2009 MBP hasn't give me more than 2 hours real use for more than than a year.
BTW. the 11 h in the report are for a MBA so not comparable with our hardware.
Battery life
I can still get 11 hours plus out of my 2010 Air…
Really? I've yet to own a computer battery where performance didn't deteriorate significantly (< 60 % initial capacity) after two years. That is the mean reason for wanting to be able to replace it.
Microsoft lathers up Windows 8.0 Surface RT for quick price shave
To be discontinued…
Hurry while stocks last: this product will not receive updates or qualify for support. Oh, and you can't do anything useful or fun with it.
That should have the punters whipping their wallets out.
El Reg Playmonaut soars to 113,000ft
What about the poor bugger strapped to the side? Unless my ageing eyes deceive me (always a possibility), there were two playmonauts involved in this breathtaking feat. Unless of course one was a stowaway, perhaps an American spy? The plot thickens!
Steve Balmer with one "l"? Runs the stationery cupboard?
Samsung takes mobile net traffic crown from Apple
Comparable stats
I think the most important information is that the figures we often hear have an incredible US bias. This was also evident in the Akamai stats until they tapped into their global data
Looking a mobile browsers and IE isn't in the top 10. It does a little better if you look at all browsers which indicates a fair number of laptops with dongles or built in 3G.
Caterpillar B15: The Android smartphone for the building site
Samsung XCover 2 deserves a mention
Not quite as tough as the Caterpillar phone but came out pretty well in the comparison in the c't magazine: based on an S3. I picked mine up sans SIM for € 260 because I'm looking for a phone that I feel okay about using on my bike. Certainly not as slick as the highend phones but it does the job and has a separate camera button.
Microsoft extends Windows Phone 8 support through 2015
Is anybody in corporate space really listening to this and seriously considering WP for their company? A lot of CIOs have been burned very badly by sticking with Microsoft in the last few years. BlackBerry is back in the game and pushing updates thick and fast and in the meantime both IOS and Android have increasingly good offerings for corporates.
Yes, I know I'm slagging MS off but as Shelluser points out their form in this space has been dreadful in the last three years.
European Space Agency goes for mostly solid Ariane 6
Re: Full spectrum cominance
Comms are like roads: traffic always grows faster than capacity. Plus, anywhere of low population density is generally better served by satellite, for television at least.
Re: newsflash Arianespace is no government outfit
@John Smith
Of course ESA/CNES/EADS has been a pretty cosy relationship for years. The same argument about subsidies was brought up in the Boeing versus Airbus case at the WTO: result US and European governments are guilty of subsidising their industries; in Europe it's more explicit but the contracts awarded to Boeing, Lockheed and co. perform the same function.
Arianespace currently operates successfully in a competitive environment (it has to tout for business because European governments don't spend as much money on spy satellites) and has a very impressive track record - this is important as insurance premiums are going to be significant for any new entrants to the market until they have established track records. SpaceX has had a very impressive start and it's to be hoped that it and other companies, including Arianespace, can continue to improve the market but, as we can never expect NASA to put any of these contracts out to fully competitive tender, ESA is going to continue to have a preferential relationship with EADS.
I though that SpaceX's costs were roughly on a par with those of Ariane? Anyway it's a bit of a nonsense to pretend that SpaceX is so much more private and efficient than EADS: it has a nice reliable contract from NASA for the work. The important thing is moving from the traditional cost plus arrangement. But if it ever gets involved in DARPA work then the usual rules are likely to apply: cost explosion, secrecy and silliness.
Jelly Bean finally overtakes Gingerbread in Android share
2 year update cycle
I'd be very surprised if more than 10 % of Android users update the OS on their phone if it is not pushed directly to it. 4.x was released last year so people are moving to it "organically" when they renew their contracts / change their phones.
However, the differences for many phones between 2.3 and 4.x are not that significant. Yes, it's a unification of tablet and phone OS but that is under the hood.
PEAK SAMSUNG? Shares slide ahead of BEELLLIONS in profit
Down 20 % since May
Isn't that par for the course for many stock exchanges that initially got inflated by the money printing in Japan earlier in the year. And now everyone is getting the jitters because it looks like the Federal Reserve might start reducing the amount of money it prints. We've also had the "Sharibor" problem and indications that Chinese growth is going to slow.
All in all most stock market movements this year have extremely little to do with expected profits and lots to do with the "will they? won't they?" of loose monetary policy. But, hey, we won't let that stop us from writing clickbait.
Brit server maker Avantek puts its back into ARM servers
Re: keep the performance per watt [...] lower than Intel
I cannot see much use out of these, if anyone can, do please enlighten us.
While I disagree with most of what you say I, too, would like to know what the server that Oxford University is buying is going to do. Even if it's just for research purposes - software development on such a system as a cheap way to develop and test HPC code - it makes sense. It may well be that academia is indeed going to be the target market for systems for the time being but don't underestimate how that may work: this year Oxford University, next year CERN, the year after that IBM has them in its portfolio.
Samsung isn't alone: HTC profits take a huge dive
Re: Nokia are you watching let loose the Lumia 520 & 620
I guess that you aren't a product manager anywhere, though it might just be possible that Nokia has been listening to you for the last three years.
Must do better
When taken along with Samsung's less-than-stellar results also released on Friday
Seeing as Samsung had another record quarter the comparison is not just flawed but totally off. Please, El Reg get the monkeys masquerading as journos to think twice before writing such tripe.
Every Friday is rat-out-your-boss-for-software-piracy Friday
INVASION of the UNDEAD ANDROIDS: Hackers can pwn 'nearly all' devices
Strict liability
for which the operators will not release a new version,
Is the one like where car makers won't pay for recalls while they fix dodgy pedals, tyres, fuel lines, etc? All we need are a few customers ready to say "class action" and updates will be rolled out.
Hitch climate tax to the ACTUAL CLIMATE, says top economist
Re: Fine in theory. Crap in practice
5) Not globally enforceable
Cause and effect of man-made climate change are separated not only by time but also by place which is one of the reasons why there has been so little agreement of substance so far and this looks set to continue with polluting countries not feeling the full force of their activities, which are, of course, not directly measurable in any case. Carbon trading is so far the only economic approach to try and address this.
Twitter to let ad pals TRACK COOKIES on micro-blogging site
Must try harder
Current EU law requires sites to obtain a visitor's consent before they install a cookie in their browser
There is no single EU law on this - it is devolved to national governments so not really the Commission's problem.
Explicit consent is only required for non-essential cookies for which there is no fixed definition. Among essential cookies can be considered to be session cookies and shopping basket cookies, user preferences, etc. Statistic cookies are probably debatable depending on how they are configured: lifetime and data contained. Problematic are all the third-party cookies. However, as El Reg should but apparently doesn't know: agreement can easily obtained through a sign-up form. As long as Twitter's users are logged in then they have agreed to Twitter's T&C's, as indeed we commentards have to El Reg's, which presumably include the right to trade personal data with third parties. The stupid banner at the bottom of El Reg does not comply with the law as it "we'll assume you're happy to accept the cookies anyway." can in no way be construed to be someone providing explicit consent.
AMD joins LibreOffice, adds GPU grunt to free software suite
Re: Another nail in the MS Office Coffin...
But still nothing in Libre/Open to compare with MS Access
I'm not really sure what to say to that. Is MS Access worthy of emulation?
Windows 8 apps pass 100K, Windows 8 passes Vista
Re: they may have sold them but are they being used?
@Elmer Phud
oh, I use Notepad
Nuff said
Re: I can see Ballmer now...
@Mark .
Now we have stats based on usage rather than licences sold, and I bet people will still stick their head in the sand and claim it was a flop.
It is a failure - the resellers and manufacturers have been saying this since launch.
Comparisons with the much unloved Vista are appropriate. Check the stats for the uptake of Windows 7 in the same time frame.
At last: EU slashes mobile roaming fees
Re: Does it really cost that much to bear foreign data?
It would cost a whole lot more if it wasn't capped - just go anywhere outside the EEA to see what the operators think they have a right to charge.
Re: How about roaming within the UK?
It'll happen automatically - just get a SIM from another country and roam in your own. LBO is just unbundling by another name.


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Support group: A Lyme disease support group meets from 6 to 8 tonight and every second Wednesday of the month at the Shepherdstown train station on Audrey Egle Drive. To learn more, email firstname.lastname@example.com or find Lyme Disease Support Group Eastern Panhandle WV on Facebook.
Retirees' gathering: The Jefferson County chapter of the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association meets at noon at Paddy's Irish Pub, 210 W. Liberty St. in Charles Town. More information may be found at jefed.homestead.com.
Business gathering: Today at 4 p.m. is the deadline to reserve a spot at Friday's monthly meeting of the Eastern Panhandle Business Association. The luncheon begins at noon at the Purple Iris, 1956 Winchester Ave. in Martinsburg, and costs $12 cash. To RSVP or get details, contact Mona Kissel at email@example.com.
Blood drive: The American Red Cross hosts a blood drive from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Jefferson Medical Center in Ranson. Anyone may sign up at redcrossblood.org.
$8 clothing bag: The Op Shop in downtown Charles Town holds another of its popular three-day bag sales. The special happening Thursday, Friday and Saturday allows shoppers to fill a plastic grocery sack with as many clothing items as they like for $8. All sales made at the thrift store at 115 N. Charles St. benefit the Old Opera House, the community theater in Charles Town. The thrift store is open 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. For details, call the store at 304-725-6605.
Spaghetti dinner: Good Shepherd Caregivers holds its annual spaghetti dinner at 5 p.m., at the Shepherdstown Fire Hall at 8052 Martinsburg Pike, Shepherdstown. Tickets are sold beforehand, but they can also pick them up the night of the event. For more information, call 304-876-3325.
Prayer breakfast: Summit Point United Methodist Church at 46 Steptoe St. hosts a prayer breakfast at 8 a.m. The breakfast is free and open to anyone. For details, call the church at 304-725-6137.
Chili cookoff: Relay For Life of Jefferson County will kick off planning for its 2014 event starting at 5 p.m. at the Ranson Civic Center. The evening will include a chili cookoff, free games and activities for all ages, and information about cancer awareness and how to become part of Relay For Life. Anyone interested may pay $5 to sample chili and vote for a favorite. Learn more about the event at relayforlife.org/jeffersonwv or get details on entering the cookoff by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
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More information may be found at artworks.berkeleyartswv.org.
Breakfast fundraiser: Ebenezer United Methodist Church holds a country breakfast with biscuits, sausage gravy, scrambled eggs, sausage patties, home fries, pancakes, fruit, coffeecake and more from 8 a.m. at the Neersville Volunteer Fire Department at 11762 Harpers FerryRoad in Purcellville, Va. Payment is by freewill offering. For details, call 540-668-6504.
Farm market: Find local pasture-raised meats, eggs, milk, yogurt, goat cheeses, jams, fresh-baked bread, pies, pastries and other goods at the Bolivar Heights Farmers Market on Washington Street near Harpers Ferry Middle School from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For updates, connect with "Bolivar Heights Farmers Market" on Facebook.
Gleaning help: Volunteers from the Society of St. Andrew are asking for help bagging a massive donation of apples – between 300 and 400 bushels previously in storage – so they can be given to local food pantries for those in need. The work begins at 10 a.m. at Rinker Orchards at 1156 Marlboro Road in Stephens City, Va. For details on this and other local gleaning efforts, call Betty Heishman at 540-336-2177 or learn more about the Society of St. Andrew online at endhunger.org.
Blood drive: The American Red Cross hosts a blood drive from 1 to 7 p.m. at The Living Room at 50 Monroe St. in Martinsburg. Anyone may sign up at redcrossblood.org.
School board: The Jefferson County Board of Education meets at 7 p.m. at the school board office at 110 Mordington Ave. in Charles Town.
Master Naturalist deadline: Applications for the Potomac Valley Audubon Society's Master Naturalist Program are due for classes beginning in March. Enrollment is limited to 20. Tuition is $300; some scholarships available. Space in individual classes costs $30. To get details, go online to potomacaudubon.org.
Blood drive: The American Red Cross hosts a blood drive from 1 to 7 p.m. Jan. 15 at Gold's Gym at 64 Somerset Blvd. in Charles Town. Anyone may sign up at redcrossblood.org.
Heritage tourism: Jan. 15 is the deadline for papers, presentations, workshops, exhibits and posters addressing cultural heritage tourism trends, issues and concerns to be presented at the West Virginia Association of Museums' annual conference March 20 to 22 in Beckley. For details, email email@example.com.
Science fair: The deadline for public and private school students and homeschoolers in the county to register for this year's Jefferson County Schools Science Fair happens Jan. 15. The fair will be held Jan. 25 at Charles Town Middle School. In case of bad weather, the event will be rescheduled for Feb. 1. For details or to register, contact Ian Hillman (email@example.com) or Denise Lykens firstname.lastname@example.com).
Honoring the DuBoses: Organizers are asking that anyone planning to attend next month's farewall party for the Rev. Georgia DeBose and her husband Bob DuBose let organizers know by Jan. 25.
The DuBoses have been fixtures in the community for 15 years. Georgia DuBose is the minister at St. John's Episcopal Church in Harpers Ferry and St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church in Leetown. Her last Sunday at the Jefferson County churches will be Feb. 10.
Bob DuBose is a former Harpers Ferry Town Council member who has been active with Jefferson County Community Ministries and many other good works.
The DuBoses are headed west to be closer to family. Starting in March, she will serve as vicar at St. Andrews Episcopal Church in Florence, Ore.
The party happens from 2 to 4 p.m. Feb. 10 in the fellowship hall at Camp Hill Wesley United Methodist Church at 660 Washington St. in Harpers Ferry. Meat, bread, dessert and drinks will be provided and attendees are asked to bring a casserole, veggies or a salad.
To RSVP, contact Shirley Caniford (304-535-6922 or email@example.com).
Bird survey: The Potomac Valley Audubon Society invites interested citizens to help with the 16th-annual C&O Canal Midwinter Bird Survey on Jan. 25.
The District of Columbia Audubon Society is coordinating the effort to provide a snapshot count of birds present along the entire, 185-mile length of the canal.
Locally, volunteers will count birds on a three-mile section of the canal between Antietam Creek and the Rumsey Bridge at Shepherdstown.
Participants should gather at 7:45 a.m. at the large National Park Service parking lot on Canal Road just south of the railroad bridge (not the first, small parking lot at the base of the hill below the Rumsey Bridge). The work should be done by 11:30 a.m. PVAS leaders say anyone with an interest is welcome to join in, regardless of their birding experience. Register at potomacaudubon.org or contact count leader Nancy Kirschbaum (firstname.lastname@example.com or 240-347-7751). Kirschbaum can arrange for binocular loans.
Quilt exhibition: Any Panhandle resident who has completed a quilt in the past four years is invited to submit it by Jan. 30 to the Berkeley Arts Council's first quilt and fiber art exhibit, "Connecting Threads."
The non-juried exhibit will go on display at the Berkeley Art Works gallery at 116 N. Queen St. in Martinsburg Feb. 13. For details, go to artworks.berkeleyartswv.org/threads/or call 304-620-7277.
Beekeeping class: A new round of beginning beekeeping classes put on by the Eastern Panhandle Beekeepers Association begins Feb. 3. Find the registration form at wvepba.org or learn more by contacting Bob Speelman (540-247-2482 or email@example.com).
Volunteers needed: Meals On Wheels of Jefferson County seeks volunteers to deliver meals. For more information, call 304-725-1601 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. The nonprofit also is seeking support due to budget cuts. Contributions may be mailed to Meals On Wheels of Jefferson County, P.O. Box 565, Charles Town 25414.
Low-cost vet help: Learn more about Spay Today's reduced-cost spay and neuter program at baacs.org or by calling 304-728-8330.
Muslim exhibition: Shepherd University's Scarborough Library hosts "The Bridging Cultures Bookshelf: Muslim Journeys," with books and films addressing Muslim beliefs, practices and cultural heritage.
The collection, all works selected with advice of librarians, cultural programming experts and distinguished scholars, will be available to Shepherd students as well as members of the public through Feb. 4.
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RE: Rupert Owen
Rupert, one of my mother's favorite teachers was Rupert's sister, Miss Rodgie. I just found the death notice that I put on his find a grave as a comment today as I was looking into the Logan's of Yorkville.
I was able to connect your family into my family tree on Ancestry.com today...albeit a very weak married in a couple of times link. I didn't want your grandfather's death notice to disappear because it gives his denomination and who preached his funeral. A person's faith story is important. Thanks for messaging me. When I saw he had only one son, I wondered if there were descendents.
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RE: Sol Schlaht
Please do not remove the memorial. Was just hoping for dates. Thanks
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Henry and Elizabeth Garrett
Many thanks for adding the various links and information to the memorials of Henry and Elizabeth [Corley] Garrett; who are buried at Garrett Cemetery
in Tiplersville, Tippah County, Mississippi.
Jerry, it is thanks to individuals like you; who's incredible contributions here at Find-a-Grave are invaluable to individuals like me doing family research. ~ with appreciation, George Gaston
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RE: Isaac B. Boles' Kids
please delete Katherine 4/4/1929 as Isaac's daughter she was Herman's daughter
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RE: Isaac B. Boles' Kids
Herman Lafayette 4/30/1905 6/02/1959 Baby Boles 12/31/1906 Hubert Clifford 10/21/1908 4/16/1967 Hattie Mae 6/11/1911 4/12/1993 Allie Mary 8/24/1913 3/31/1927 William Clyde 1/24/1919 12/12/1944 Clara Dee 1/29/1918 2/13/1984 Corine 2/04/1920 ?2005 Josephine 9/9/1922 ? Fred Arville 10/28/1924 7/23/1990 George 8/04/1928 1/04/1999 Mildred Lucille 5/11/1931 9/8/1992 Katherine 4/4/1929 ??
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Robert Crutchfield
Jerry ,
Thank you so very much for taking and posting the headstone photographs for Floyd and Ollie Green in Antioch Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery.
May I use the photographs on ancestry.com.
Bob Crutchfield
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Jerry ,
Thank you so very much for taking and posting the headstone photographs for Floyd and Ollie Green in Antioch Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery.
May I use the photographs on ancestry.com.
Bob Crutchfield
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RE: May Jobe
I find no other May Bell or Maybelle Jobe in the tree. I did see that some censuses show him as William M and some as William H. I looked to see if any of the other William Jobes had a Lizzie or Elizabeth as a wife and I didn't find any. I see you went ahead and accepted it.
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Martha Jane Street Jackson
Thank you for adding the photo of Martha Jane Street Jackson.
She is related to my husband's Jackson line.
On the findagrave listing, there are only 5 kids listed.
Didn't they have a sixth child - Joseph Jesse Jackson born in 1856?
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Orchid people vs. rose people
I was pretty heavily into orchids for several years, but when I moved up to Oregon, the moving process (which was long and drawn out) ended killing virtually all my orchids. Well, I was just browsing around in the Antiques board and saw an old post about the book Otherwise Ordinary People.
This made me wonder -- those who do/have done both intensive orchiding and intensive rose-ing, which set are weirder?
My money's on orchid people, especially because orchid collecting can get into a lot of serious money and lawbreaking if you are obsessed with unusual species, but I could be wrong. I'd love to hear others' impressions.
I only have one orchid and I can't make it bloom.
Rose people are definitely weirder. Rose people include Pete41, Karl, DiggerDave, Patrick, Cactus Joe and myself.
No other flower group could match that motley crew. Really, need I say more?
I'd probably do something illegal RE: roses if need be, lol. I have snipped where snipping wasn't allowed... just couldn't resist for a special, unavailable rose!
I killed my only orchid too, lol. I love them but have to stick with hardy plants or I'd be bankrupt.
Both hobbies can cost $$$. Both have insect/disease issues that are a pain to deal with and can threaten the plant. Both have the obsessed show groupies looking for hardware but with the AOS you get the honor of paying for that awarded plant. Both have the chemical groupies and my way of growing is far superior to yours. Both have the obsessed how do I get around the plant police for that coveted plant. Then there are those of us that just want to enjoy our plants and pastime and each other. I find both groups cover the traits equally IMHO. :)
Meredith -- that's barely pale pink illegal compared to the CITES violations that some orchid folks get up to. We're talking about international smuggling of wild collected endangered rain forest species here, and so on. And obviously, the cost of an individual orchid plant is WAY higher than an individual rose plant -- even unawarded plants are going to cost a lot more. You can get just about any rose in production for under $30, right? Hahahaha! Orchids that are easy to propagate (meristem cloning) are expensive because the cloning technology is pretty expensive and takes fancy equipment. Then there are types that don't clone well at all and have to be propagated by hand division and such. Well, I'll stop there. You can see where it goes. Then, providing an environment for many orchids to live in is incredibly expensive and a lot of work in many parts of the world.
Labrea, yep, that's probably not that unusual. I bet he put really expensive sodium grow lights on the ceiling, on a timer that changes day length seasonally -- who wants to try to sleep under that! LOL.
So far, my private bet is still winning. :)


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J'ai passé 3 semaines avec une copine chez Jonathan (et Ed l'autre colocataire) à Dublin. Jonathan a été super sympa avec nous. Avant de venir, il nous a indiqué comment venir, etc. Et une fois arrivées, il nous a conseillé des bonnes adresses de pubs et des lieux à visiter. On les a suivi à quelques soirées le week end avec eux, c'était bien marrant. On s'est senti un peu comme chez nous, c'était cool.
Pour la chambre, pas de souci, elle est grande pour accueillir deux personnes, et à ce prix là c'est beaucoup mieux que le dortoir en auberge de jeunesse... Et pour les filles, il y a deux miroirs c'est bien mais le must c'est quand même le lit chauffant car ça pèle en mars (je m'en achète un en France c'est obligé!).
La chambre était vraiment super ! Le lit est équipé d'un matelas chauffant, ce qui n'est pas négligeable quand on vient en hiver. La maison n'est pas trop excentrée, et dans un quartier calme et sympa ! :)
Merci Quentin!
Staying at Jonathan's house was a great experience, the house is very cozy, nice and clean, the room I stayed was very spacious. The location is also very good, I managed to go walking to every place I wanted. There were some days that I found myself there alone, but I felt very comfortable with the place so I had no worries, the firsts days the noises in the house made it difficult to sleep, but soon I got used to it.
Thanks Mandy it was a pleasure hosting you!
Good clean house and room. Had a nice stay with very friendly persons. And It's located on a good location in Dublin.
I had such a wonderful stay in Jonathan's room in Stoneybatter. The bedroom was spacious, clean and exactly as pictured. Jonathan's roommates are lovely! Super welcoming, helpful and fun. Check-in was a breeze and Jonathan was responsive and timely.
The neighborhood has something to offer for every kind of traveler. If you're looking for authentic Dublin culture, Stoneybatter and Smithfield are exactly where you want to be. If you're looking for something more touristic, the bus at the top of the block puts you right at the center on O'Connell Street or a few stops further into Temple Bar in just 10 minutes. If like me you appreciate walking, you get into the center on foot in 25 minutes. You can also walk over to Phoenix park. Location really can't be beat.
The common space in the house is cozy and the garden out back is a lovely plus. The wifi works great, the kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need, and the atmosphere is very relaxed.
I recommend this space and would definitely stay here again in the future.
Great experience overall. The hosts are very friendly and welcoming. Very good communication and everything was as described. Good location, far enough away from the central madness of Temple Bar while still within walking distance of the tourist areas. Another person cancelled their reservation after me so I was thrilled to be able to extend my stay by an extra week.
Nice and clean room.
The neighbors were a bit loud, but as Jonathan already mentioned that I brought earplugs and then it wasn't a problem anymore.
His roommate was really nice and nice to be around.
Jonathan was very helpful, he always replied quickly :)
Les hôtes sont très sympas, même si je n'est pas pu les voir souvent à cause de leur travail. J'ai tout de même pu boire quelque verre avec Ed's et ses amis lors de mon arrivé. Ils sont toujours là pour répondre à nos questions. Et nous conseiller les meilleurs pubs de Dublin ! Le quartier et tranquille (en travaux pendant mon séjour), mais plutôt silencieux. Pour l'accès au centre ville, il ne faut pas avoir peur de marcher un peu, environ 30 minutes, mais pour les moins courageux les hôtes mettent à disposition un vélo.
The hosts are very niceeven though I do not see them often because of their work. I still have have a drink with Ed's and his friends when I arrived. They are always there to answer our questions. And advise us the best pubs in Dublin! Neighborhood and quiet (under construction during my stay), but rather quiet. For access to the city center, do not be afraid to walk a bit, about 30 minutes, but for the less brave hosts make available a bike.
Jonathan was a gracious host and made sure I was well taken care of. He provided numerous options for places to have a bite and listen to live music. The room was spacious, tidy and provided all the things I needed. There is a beautiful garden out back that is wonderful to enjoy a cup of coffee or tea. I recommend this place to anyone interested in staying in a home while in Dublin.
Joanathan is very kind and easy going, I would definitely recommend him!
Jonathan has been a wonderful guest, twice now, with long stays. I am so delighted that he finds me and books with me! His communication and respect make him a special guest. I do hope he returns for a third and fourth visit soon!
Jonathan is a terrific guest! He has now stayed in my apt twice and I do hope he considers my apt his home away from home in SF. Jonathan is mindful and respectful of all the things Airbnb hosts deal with - so it is a pleasure that Jonathan chooses to book with me.
I didn't have the chance to meet Jonathan but my (website hidden) met him and he was very nice and polite and took good care of the flat and the room. Everything was immaculate when I arrived :)
We would definitely host him again.
Jonathan was like lightening. He was in and out and I hardly noticed that anyone had stayed at all. He communicated promptly and took great care of the flat. I would be happy to host him again.
Jonathan was a great guest and very polite. He left the room in immaculate condition and I would absolutely let him stay again!
Absolutely fantastic! Jonathan was very communicative, and booked quickly. He read the instructions I sent and was able to enter and utilize the apartment seamlessly. He left the apartment spotless, could not have asked for a better guest. Would recommend Jonathan to all!
Jonathan is an employee of airbnb which he neglected to disclose before his stay.I'm sure that i would not have negotiated a special rate for his "employer" had i known that it was airbnb.He stayed with us for over a week this summer and other than some minor condo rules violation drama, he was a nice enough guest and even left us an airbnb pdx beer glass as a gift.
Indeed, I left my bike locked in the wrong place because I couldn't find the bicycle storage room. It was an oversight on my part and Ashley was kind enough to get it sorted. Thanks again!
Jonathan is awesome! Friendly, polite, neat. He took a great care of my cat and left place spotless. i would love to rent out my place to him again.
Jonathan was a very kind and nice Person , i didnt had the time to spend some time with him , but i would have him always as a guest.
Jonathan is a great person and friend. He is always ready to have a thoughtful conversation as well as a good laugh. He is not only extremely knowledgeable and worldly but he is also one of the funniest people I know. When I first met Jonathan it was as if we had been life-long friends. He would be a wonderful asset to any organization.
Jonathan is a delight. He is great with people and has a gift for making those around him feel at ease. People will often come out of their first encounter with Jonathan feeling like they have known him for months. I can only imagine that he would show this same penchant for charm and genuineness in a professional work setting with both customers and co-workers.


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