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LeoraBrozed BabeI bought this product after I cancelled my tanning packages because I didn't want to have leather skin when I was older but I still wanted to be tan. This product was easy to use, had a pleasant smell, and did not make me look orange. It also dried relatively fast and did not get on my sheets or clothes. I would recommend using gloves for the application bc it will turn your hands an orange shade if you do not wash them thoroughly after use. I would also recommend applying the product one area at a time so make sure you don't leave some clumps. It really was fantastic and I would recommend this product to anyone looking for a year round glow.posted Jan 2, 2014Link to this post
Amber B.Atlanta, GABuying For A Second Time--this Is A Must!I can't say enough good things about this self-tanner. It looks natural and the color is amazing. I have a natural olive complexion, so I bought "dark"; unless you have very fair skin and have not had an ounce of sun "dark" should be perfect. The only minor downfall is the smell. It's not overbearing by any means, but there is a distinct smell to the tanner. I promise, the overall results outshine the smell and make this product a 5-star product all day long!posted Aug 11, 2013Link to this post
Robert M.West Jordan, UtahGiesee Sun Medium Tint Self Tanning LotionFirst and only self tanner I've ever used. Read a bunch of reviews and this one product kept coming back over and over as a good deal for delivering what it says it does and for a very reasonable price. Turns out to be pretty much true. I'd recommend wearing disposable gloves when you apply it, because it will stain your palms an orange or rust color, and it does bleed a bit onto clothes and towels even after it has all night to set and through a few showers. But all in all, I'd definitely recommend it. I reapply it every third or fourth day to maintain the tone. Very good product for the price.
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Brianne S.Fort Lewis WashingtonAbsolutely The Best Self Tanner Out ThereI live in Fort Lewis Washington right now, fortunately not for much longer, but if you have ever lived in Washington you know that it rains here about 80% of the whole year. I moved here from California and before that I was in Hawaii. Needless to say, I have lost a lot of color since I first moved out here in 2010. My mother used to body build when I was a teenager and I remember her using this because she said it looked a lot more natural than the paint on tans she used to use. It was a little on the expensive side since I usually pay about 8.99 for the sublime glow by loreal but I was in need of some serious help and the loreal was good, but I wanted something a little deeper and less sparkly. Long story short, it is totally worth the money everyone just thinks I am blessed with this natural tan, which I thought too, until I was Vitamin D3 depleted for so long lol. Totally in LOve with this product. Will always use it, even after I move back to Cali.posted Feb 21, 2013Link to this post
RiriHairFine or Thin HairGreatHave it in dark and extra dark. I feel like extra dark is slightly darker but also more bronze where the dark is a little orangy. I like this product it gives a nice even tan that lasts for about 4 days on me. Its a little annoying to have to keep it on for hours but its worth it.posted Feb 14, 2013Link to this post
Taylor H.United StatesHairMedium BrownThick or Coarse HairBest Self Tanner EverI love this self tanner and never plan on purchasing any other tanning product. There are zero streaks after application which I have consistently had issues with other products. Also there is no unpleasant scent lingering after you apply the lotion. Does not rub off easily or leave behind any residue/blotchy areas after showering. I highly suggest this product!posted Dec 7, 2012Link to this post
ChristineWon't Live With Out ItIt is the best thing out there if you are looking for a tan, other than the sun!!! You are a beautiful golden color in one application. It does not was off your arms or legs, but comes right off your hands. I love it!!!posted Aug 28, 2012Link to this post
ShelbySeattle WAHairBlondeDry HairColor Treated HairFine or Thin HairOnly Review I've Ever Written....Really. And I've used hundreds of products over the years - many of them sensational. Just never prompted me to go further than telling a friend or two about them. This product, on the other hand, deserves a billboard! I have used so many different self tanners I can't recall them all. For the past several years I've used Tan Towel (plus) and felt they were giving me the deepest, most layer-able, sun-bathed look next to the real, cancer causing deal. Not so! I read a few reviews on Folica about Sun (some very cautionary...). The good ones, from people committed to avoiding premature aging and skin cancer, said it had the most believable tan look they'd ever had. Wow, really? Me too! First - wear gloves when applying this product or you will be really, really sorry. There is absolutely no "tanner smell" with Sun. Actually, it smells really good! It comes out of the bottle looking like dark mud - not bronze lotion. Kinda freaky compared to everything else on the market. Smoothes onto your skin like sheer, barely-tinted lotion, though. A little goes a long way and you will have to actually rub it in. It doesn't just stick to your skin or absorb like a typical body lotion. The coloring of the lotion will help you to be sure that you cover all areas, though I found that having to really rub it inhelped ensure I got it all over (you have to keep spreading it around, so tend to cover all your territory, you know?) Some reviewers recommended applying before bed and wearing old PJ's to sleep - showering off residue in the AM. Good plan, but not necessary. I've applied it after an AM shower, did my hair, answered a few emails... after an hour I applied make-up got dressed (in white jeans!) and moved on. In 3-4 hours I have the most realistic tan EVER. Brown. Not orange in any way. I used Sun for the first time before I picked up my boyfriend of 2 years at the airport. Remember, he's seen Tan Towel results every day during those 2 years.... One of the first things he said to me was "you finally got some sun! Really sexy!" This product really is THATgood. It was worth my time to write.... I don't think I'll ever use anything else. BTW - I'm brown/blonde, an icky shade of white and still used the Dark version. It was fine for a nice deep tan - not scary dark at all. Good luck!posted Jul 27, 2012Link to this post
MarieGeorgiaHairAuburnA Quick Natural Looking Tan!Let me preface my review by saying that I have bright red hair and VERY fair skin. Living in south Georgia, everyone expects you to be tan and it I read many reviews before I tried this product. This was the first self tanner I have ever used and I have had awesome results so far. The medium doesn't make my skin super dark, but gives me a nice glow and a definite shade to my skin. I exfoliated before and used gloves to apply the lotion. There are plenty of tips online to help with the application. Of the three times I have used it so far there has been no streaking at all. I would definitely recommend Sun Labs to my friends!
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Lisa S.Must Buy!After researching the internet I finally decided to give this tanner a try. Almost every review Ive read about this product was good so I decided to splurge a little and give it a try. Ive probably purchased literally every over the counter self tanning products (gels/lotions/sprays) and this is BY FAR the best one. I used to use the beach body quick dry aerosol tanner which was good but I find this lotion lasts longer and goes on more evenly. The first time I used this I got freaked out because its VERY DARK and the consistency is not like a typical lotion..its a little more liquid. The first time I used it I rubbed it in too much and it started to get flaky and looked uneven. I washed it off then reapplied. MY TIPS for using this is to do small sections QUICKLY and not to rub it in too much. I rub it in for like 5 seconds then smooth it out with my hand to make sure its evenly covered. I hate wearing gloves with tanners So I wash my hands every time I finish a section. MAKE SURE TO WASH YOUR HANDS if you do it like that. This product gives you an instant tint and it dries quickly. Make sure to scrub. This product doesnt smell like tanners either, its got a really nice cherry scent that I actually like. I put this on before bed then blow dry my body just to make sure its dry then go to sleep and wake up in the morning with a gorgeous tan. It lasts about 4 to 5 days. I apply it two days in a row because I prefer a darker tan. It looks natural and I get compliments all the time about it. I purchased 2 of the 8 fl oz. bottles andits been a month and im only half way through the first bottle. I will continue to purchase and reccommend this product to friends and family, WORTH THE EXTRA MONEY.
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The master's degree programs in Education are designed primarily for advanced professional study. However, it is possible for students to prepare for certifications granted by the Pennsylvania Department of Education and/or the Pennsylvania State Board of Private Academic Schools while pursuing a master's degree in Education. In some cases, students also may choose to become certified without completing a master's degree program, but application and formal admission to the Arcadia College of Graduate Studies is required.
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33rd Annual Midwest Heritage Quilt Show
Beautiful quilts, some nearly 100 years old, will be on display at the Vermilion County Museum throughout the month of July. Awards will be given in 9 categories including bed quilts, purses and clothing, and wall hangings.
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72nd Annual National Sweetcorn Festival
Held each year over Labor Day weekend, the National Sweetcorn Festival is best known for distributing over 50 tons of free, antique steam engine cooked, sweetcorn each year! Traditional carnival rides and grandstand events are additional highlights throughout the weekend, and the festival is home to the annual National Sweetheart pageant, a highly recognized pageant in which nine former contestant have gone on to become Miss America.
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Arts in the Park
Danville's Art in the Park features over 60 regional artist booths and two full days of continuous on stage performances, festival food, and a children's tent. The "Art of Wheels" classic car show kicks off the event each year on Saturday (June 21) morning.
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Civil War Days
Kennekuk County Park takes a trip back to the 1800's when the Civil War re-enactments take over the Park. Participants from around the country come to the Danville area for this one-of-a-kind weekend experience.
Danville Symphony Orchestra Presents "Beethoven Lives Upstairs"
Experience the award winning and ever popular dramatic story of Beethoven through the eyes and ears of the young boy who "lives below his apartment" in Beethoven Lives Upstairs presented by the Danville Symphony Orchestra.
Danville Symphony Orchestra Presents "Dinner & Dave Bennett"
Join the Danville Symphony Orchestra and Dave Bennett for a spectacular evening of dinner and music! The night will celebrate the early days of jazz where the clarinet joined the trumpet and trombone to create music's signature sound, and continue into the Swing Era, when jazz was America's popular music and dance-party soundtrack.
Haunted Happenings
Fun for the whole family including roasting hot dogs on an open fire, haunted trail rides and a kid's activity tent.
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Hobnob Spring Market
A laughter filled gathering with the feel of a festive village fair. Browse creatively displayed mini shops for vintage antiques and handmade goodies from 50+ of the best vendors around. You'll be amazed by the funky/shabby/cool vintage finds plus the handmade jewelry, art and imaginative home accessories. Enjoy some live music, lunch & sweets, a cash bar and raffle prizes.
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Holiday Lights at Bunker Hill
Historic buildings at Kennekuk County Park's "Bunker Hill Historic Area" will be lit for the occasion and decorated for the holidays. Continuing throughout the holiday season, the holiday lights will be displayed weekends from 5-8 p.m.
Homer Soda Festival
The Homer Soda Festival is genuine and unique. We bring together family owned bottlers from all across the country to one place where you can enjoy their family traditions of flavor and fizz. We create an environment where you can not only taste the unique sodas, but meet many of the actual bottlers themselves. The food is high quality and unique, the vendors are all hand crafted, genuine artistic creations, reclaimed relics, and antiques. The music is Americana bluegrass/roots that has stood the test of time much like the bottlers. Everything works to bring generations together to make memories with each other and take them all back to the Main Street USA of yesteryear.
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NJCAA Division II Men's Basketball Tournament
Danville Area Community College and the City of Danville will again host the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division II Men's National Basketball Tournament at the DACC campus March 18-22, 2014. This year marks the 21st year that Danville has hosted the tournament and the 29th year of the tournament.
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Vermilion River Fall Festival
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You watch every Twins game while wearing a replica jersey and you can't stop talking about how great Justin Morneau is at the plate, so make sure you have the bag that matches your team spirit! Whether you're headed to school or on your way to the gym, you can sport this Player drawstring backpack to show off your passion for Minnesota Twins baseball. This drawstring bag features Morneau's name and #33 printed with a team logo and team-colored piping. With a front zippered mesh pocket and drawstring closure, this backsack will carry your essentials and your team pride!
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On this blog, we usually write about people at universities. Today, we're talking about ants … for science.
Allow me to clarify: the School of Ants project wants students, teachers or anybody to send in their ants (via Scientific American's "60-Second Science"). All you need to do is contact them to get the collection kit (which includes 9 cookie-crumb-rich vials), then leave them out at your home, school, office, etc. Once collected, send your ants back to the NCSU Department of Biology. The collective USA results get posted on an interactive web-based map, allowing you to learn much more about the spread and diversity of ants than you ever thought possible.
What if you live outside of the USA? You may be in luck. According to the project's website, "Insect specimens cannot be sent through international mail without proper permits," but the team is coordinating with global ant experts to try to make it happen, and says to check back to the website for a future list of participating countries.
The next collection (and kit request period) begins on September 1st, so mark your calendar to get a piece of the action.
Happy collecting!
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In a recent NPR "Planet Money" show on 3 main problems facing the country (July 29), hosts Adam Davidson and Alex Bloomberg cited an economist, James Heckman,who made clear that adult job training programs are not just inadequate today–they've always been inadequate. And the worse news, according to him, is that there's nothing we can do (economically speaking) to fundamentally change the job skills disadvantage faced by today's lesser-educated youths/young adults.
In fact, the only way to change the situation, Heckman argues, is to focus on tomorrow. What does that mean? The hosts cited landmark studies that show the only cost-effective way for low-income people to get these basic, integral job skills–communication, collaboration, problem-solving–is to go to preschool. That's right, preschool. Sounds like a joke, but the studies are dead serious. In one (the Perry Preschool Project), the randomly selected control group that didn't go to preschool fared much worse as adults than the randomly selected "treatment" group of preschool attendees, who got 2 hours a day of it. Here's highlights of the damage:
As Heckman points out (via the hosts), these results indicate that the return-on-investment (ROI) of preschool is greater than any other form of education.
Other implications
Naturally, there's a risk involved in making such conclusions: fatalism. If you didn't get preschool before age 6, it's too late, some might say. Good luck with your life, we'll see you later (in jail). What can we do to help disadvantaged adults today? What should we do? Obviously, we're not sending them to preschool, but maybe we need to tweak job-training programs so that they actually focus more on the most-needed people skills, or the "soft skills," as Heckman referred to them. At the same time, let's make sure raising the $14 billion one of the hosts says is the collective amount it takes to make preschool available to all underprivileged kids is a priority.
The ROI is incontrovertible on that.
Category: Career, Job Skills, Personal Finance
In part three of what was never officially a series until just now, we're going to talk about one of the old standard interview questions:
'What are your weaknesses?'
What an awful, awful thing to ask someone.
Category: Job Skills
If you haven't started looking for a summer internship, it's not too late (but it will be soon). SummerInternships.com has a pretty large catalog of available summer internships in cities across the country.
Category: Higher Education, Job Skills
What's the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear the expression "high- tech" in the context of higher education? iPads? Blackboard? Notebook computers? Online classes? Course lectures on iTunes?
How about waste? When innovative technology is implemented correctly, it can save money. Simple enough, right? When it's not, you get excessive waste and cost burdens, as CCAP's Andrew Gillen stated earlier this week in a post tweaking colleges and universities for always trying to cultivate their own versions of existing technologies in-house as opposed to adapting the (cost-effective) ones that already work.
Category: Education Technology, Higher Education
Job interviews aren't what I'd call enjoyable, but they are unavoidable for most of us. They aren't all bad of course; there are your pleasant interviews, which are more conversation than interrogation, and then there are the other ones.
Category: Job Skills
Imagine an education social-networking website that is so engaging that its average user spends 23 hours a day on it. It's a reality, and it's called Piazza. Yes, piazza, as in public square. A fitting term: the Silicon Valley start-up, founded by an Indian immigrant (Pooja Nath), brings students and teachers together across more than 330 schools to a shared public space at no charge.
But it's more than just a cool, fast way for teachers to communicate course information or students to get answers to their questions (avg. response: 14 min.), at least according to one of its investors in a NY Times article earlier this week. Aydin Senkut is quoted talking about how the site represents fundamental shifts in education, much like proponents of the Khan Academy, the founders of SuperCool School, and teachers who use Twitter as a backchannel in the classroom talk. Senkut even ties what the site does into the mega-hot business/marketing trend of data mining:
"With Piazza, its about turning data into actionable intelligence. We want to empower people to ask and answer questions, and were going to measure every aspect of it."
Here's hoping this hard-core data analysis leads to better ways to help educate people the world over.
Photo courtesy of Robert Montgomery via Flickr.
Category: Higher Education, Online Education
I recently found this cool word cloud tool at Wordle.com. You can enter a group or words or a website, and Wordle will arrange the most frequently used words in a word cloud. Larger words are used most often.
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Before the Internet era, continuing education used to conjure images of adult-only classes, community colleges, and formal professional development seminars.
These days, continuing education can mean so much more: that you're willing to learn on the job, off-the-job, and at whatever chance you get. And if you're serious about your career prospects in a knowledge economy, you'd better recognize the advantage those chances give you.
Rule #1: Recognize.
Category: Career, Career Change, Online Education
You may remember a post we featured a while back on Salman Kahn, creater of the Kahn Academy. Recently, Mr. Kahn was featured on the Colbert Report … take a look:
Mr. Kahn has recieved funding from Google, as well as the Gates Foundation. He's posted thousands of lessons on everything from the French Revolution to macroeconomics.
Sites like the Kahn Academy continue to redefine the way we think about education.
Have you taken any of the lessons? If so, what did you think? Let us know in the comments section.
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All court records for courts in Maryland including Baltimore City courts are located at the Maryland State Archives. For records before 1776, take a look at their page on Court Records Before 1776.
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Accomplished novelist, Susana Pagano, winner of the Premio Nacional de Novela Jose Ruben Romero for her first novel, Y si yo fuera Susana San Juan… (1995), gave a talk entitled "Confessions of a Renegade Author: Rewriting Gender in Mexico" on 3/27/13. Pagano has also published the critically acclaimed novels Trajinar de un muerto (2001) and La pitonisa de Aguaprieta (2011). She studied at the Sociedad General de Escritores de México and the Instituto Cultural Helénico in Mexico City and the University of Barcelona, and has received fellowships from the Fondo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes (Mexico's National Endowment for the Arts) and from Casa Lamm.
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7.5 | 6.5 | 40.5 |
8 | 7 | 41 |
8.5 | 7.5 | 41.5 - 42 |
9 | 8 | 42.5 |
9.5 | 8.5 | 43 |
10 | 9 | 43.5 |
10.5 | 9.5 | 44 - 44.5 |
11 | 10 | 45 |
11.5 | 10.5 | 45.5 |
12 | 11 | 46 |
12.5 | 11.5 | 46.5 - 47 |
13 | 12 | 47 - 48 |
13.5 | 12.5 | 48 |
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Comments about Giro Apeckx Road Shoes 2012:
road cycling
inexpensive yet high performance
fits true to size
non replaceable heel/toe bumpers
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Looking forward to use the shoes !
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good price! i will purchase it again for other color if there is available. thank you!
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Brought as a practice shoes to the carbon model.For the money you won't get better.A little bit heavier and a little less stiff but will be more durable in the life that these get used in . BMX
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Wanted second pair of shoes to keep at my vacation home. I'm comparing these to my current SIDI's and these are pretty impressive at a fraction of the price! Quality construction and good buckling systems. A very pleasant surprise!
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As noted, these shoes run a half size small, so be sure to order up from normal shoe size. I wear a size 11 and a half size up to 45.5 produced a glove like fit. Very comfortable with adjustable tightening abilities to dial in your preference.
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I got these shoes for a great price, and Jenson was great with it's delivery as well. The shoes feel very comfortable from inside and are very sturdy. I installed Speedplay cleats on them and never didn't any problems so far.
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I'm not interested in spending $200+ for a pair of shoes. These are well-made, good-looking,light,and comfortable, and the price is definitely right. I have narrow-ish feet and the fit is perfect. Shipping was fast and I got exactly what I ordered.
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these shoes offer a great fit and are comfortable and light, my feet were soar the first week do to the stiffness of the sole ,
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Until the spring, I'm using these on my indoor spin bike.
Normally I wear size 12 in everything else. I ordered the size 46.5 and it is a good fit, though a touch snug in width. If I tighten down the straps, my toes go a bit numb. I usually adjust (loosen) them after I'm warmed up.
First clipless shoe, ordered blind because of the price and I'm very happy! I think I would like to be able to mount the cleats a bit further back on the ball of my feet, but I'm sure the hole position is more or less the same everywhere
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OSX only needs to be sufficient enough to flood kickstarter with a bunch of really horrible album ideas from starbucks wifi. Scale Linux back to this point and you'll get 10000hours of battery life.
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OSX only needs to be sufficient enough to flood kickstarter with a bunch of really horrible album ideas from starbucks wifi. Scale Linux back to this point and you'll get 10000hours of battery life.
Such a failure so brightly demonstrated is often a sign of ignorance, take the time to actually use a Mac Book and you will find that they are very high performance platforms and well worth considering for development or other significant tasks. In many ways they are the ideal platform for power users as UNIX is never far away.
I mean really a NASA engineer has no need for a powerful and reliable computer. After all putting a rover on Mars is child's play. Like wise developers in general haven't flocked to the Mac because they need to access Star Bucks WiFi (even if a god cup of coffee is a morning kick starter), nope it might have something to do with a stable platform that doesn't need constant handholding. It might also be to do with state of the art Java and compiler support.
Yeah sure!
Why the hell is it that people can't judge products based on their merit instead of on colloquial perception?
Overall, Apple makes great hardware. They really do. Look at the iPad 3; GPU-wise, nothing comes close, AND it has a better screen, AND it has better battery life. Macbook Pros tend to have similar advantages, especially in battery life.
The downsides (in my eyes) are that OS X is very poor at memory management and overall is much slower than Windows or Linux. The GUI looks fancy, but usability is poor. However, they do have EXCELLENT font rendering. If Linux worked well on Macbook Pros, I think that would be the ultimate combination once Wayland-only desktop environments become feasible. Oh and I almost forgot the most important downside: their computers are EXPENSIVE. The iPad3 is very reasonable though; cheap, even (for what's in it).
Well I guess that explains the utter failure that was the Ares Rockets, and the Constellation program in general. :rolleyes:
But could it perhaps be that they're purchasing Macs because #1. They got Rich and decided to go for the most expensive thing out there because of it, and #2 They were managed to have been pulled in by the Apple marketing department that's calling it's users iDiots and sophisticated in the same breath?
Honestly what their marketing department has managed to pull is rather interesting, Essentially they play into the user's fears about computers, while saying "you could look smart and sophisticated while using this because it's the computer for stupid people". And thus we result in all these claims of userfriendliness and such when it's a system designed by sadists for masochists.
It's still fundamentally the same broken interface design from the 70s they stole via purchasing copies of Xerox's OS and REing it, yeah it's been prettied up some but the actual interface itself never changed, and their periphreals are utterly awful, their keyboards are hand breaking and their touchpads and mice are a joke, from there the internals themselves are those that run for about half the price or less usually. So this leaves us with the case, the display, and the internals of the OS. Now the Display is gotten from LG which means that other than the "retina" displays which are limited to their 13.3in and below because of cost of said panels they're nothing special. LG Panels aren't bad but they're not something I would associate with the word premium. So then we got their cases, the design of the cases they use in general is rather ill conceived and lead to heat issues to the point of people getting burned, besides them being heavy and aluminum being something that dents easily vs plastic and in general it's just yuck. If you want to use aluminum do it like HP does with dv6, which is to say light, it's being used for heatsyncing purposes and it uses the strengths of both metal and plastic in the design of the machines. This just leaves the underlying OS which as shown in the recent article boils down to there not really being a performance advantage and the power savings advantage has to do with GPU switching, So yeah...
As far as the iPad 3 goes It's screen is actually inferior to the iPad in terms of coloration because it's more yellow, and the actual image quality itself hasn't really improved from what people say. To be blunt people have to look very closely for the coloration differences to be able to visually tell the difference between an iPad 2 and an iPad 3. We're not exactly talking a desktop where more pixels really translates over into more space to work with because in the tablet paradigm everything is full screened. The rendering performance is worse because while they're using a twice as fast GPU, they're pushing 4x as many pixels vs the iPad 2, which effectively means having 1/2 of the performance when all is said and done. This of course has brought about heat and overheating issues because of their ill conceived cooling and case designs
Wow there are lot of non-sensical, unsubstantiated claims in the last post. Apple makes nice hardware, thus the government employees want to use it. Why does that have to be some sort of conspiracy?
I find it pretty depressing that too many people in these forums rag on companies' products just because they don't run Linux. Some people even rag on Red Hat because they are too "enterprise". Without large companies like that, a lot improvements to the Linux kernel, userspace apps, etc would not exist. Why can't you be thankful for what you DO get for free instead of making yourself out to be some holy man who's better than them because you say so. That's 3rd grade behavior (my dad can beat up your dad, for example). Why not make arguments like "Red Hat is in bed with the government to put backdoors into Linux"? Because it's bullshit. So is what you just said. By your logic, any Phoronix member developers that make any money off software should be lumped into the same group as Apple, Microsoft, etc. That is also bullshit. If you work hard and make a good product, people will buy it; that is how a free market is supposed to work. The Humble Bundles are a great example of that.
If a company makes a great product, don't they deserve recognition, praise, and sales for it?
People like nice things. If you disagree with them, fine. But don't make shit up just to massage your ego.
I honestly hold no ill-will towards you despite what you've said, I just disagree with those particular points. There's a good chance we agree on a lot (we are both here, after all).
I do, however, agree with your notion that the OS X user interface is not very good. It certainly LOOKS good, but functionality-wise, it's frustrating to use.
Except that 95% of my post was arguments based upon a technical basis There was a sarcastic shot at NASA for their failure with the constellation program and then a few sentences about Apple Marketing filling the rest of that 5%.
Except I never brought up linux in that post, other than stating that OS X is less performant (which you yourself agree with) and that the power thing has to do with GPU Switching which is substantiated even by your fellow macbook users in this forum.
Other than the initial section the post is basically about why the Apple Hardware really isn't good at all.
So quit strawmanning, particularly when it results in your own statements becoming ironic and hypocritical in particular this:
The fact that you automatically assume I'm a macbook user because I had nice things to say about it shows that you view life very black and white. I would actually never buy a Macbook for myself because I don't personally like their design, but I can realize when something is well made. In other words, good products should be viewed as such regardless of who makes it.
The Red Hat thing was a bit of a rant, I admit. I actually think they're doing a fantastic job with Fedora unlike many years ago, so I must be a Red Hat fanboy. I like Windows 7, so I must be a Microsoft fanboy. I think Ubuntu is headed in the wrong direction design-wise, so I must be an Ubuntu hater.
Overall, I'm just trying to say to notice good products regardless of their makers. Shitty companies can make great products and vice versa. Look at the Apple TV: that thing is a complete waste of time. Although I wouldn't consider Apple a good company anymore.


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The diamond size definitely does not correspond with what you see in the picture. I went to many jewelery stores to see how large the 1/4 carat was so I was not too shocked by the size. The setting is beautiful though. I love it. It is set high and the princess cut made it look a little larger than what I have seen at stores. The diamond is not of the best qualities. You can definitely see every inclusion which can be offsetting. Overall it is a pretty ring. I have received many compliments. Great for a proposal (if you are on a budget). I love it! (I have smaller than average fingers 51/2,6. The tinier your finger, the better it looks)
I am planning to propose with this ring and i know my gf will love it. Wish me luck
This ring is absolutely beautiful and the it looks even more amazing in when the light hits it, it is very sparkley!!! The ring is a great size because it is not exaggeratingly huge, it's simple but very elegant! Very classy! I absolutely love this ring!
My love and I were looking for a ring that would be perfect for me. I am hard to shop for, because I have small fingers and im picky. I didnt want something large becuase we love being outside fishing, hiking,and biking:). We went to xxxx and tried on the 1/4 carrot princess ring and it was actually large. I was happy, so we were going to go back up and get it. I was looking on the internet and see a 1/4 carrot on overstock and the picture showed a larger ring. The ring was more than 200 less then the one at xxxxx thought it was a bargin. The ring came so small, I was so upset. The picture should show the acutal ring on the finger and not a larger one. I will never order a ring off line again if I havent seen it first. It would be a great promise ring, or if someone was on a really tight budget, just not for me.
ring was pretty, a little smaller than the photo suggested, but I like it.
I received my ring after two days of ordering. That was an excellent plus. Upon opening my ring, there was a huge flaw in the middle! 2 big black spots that I can definitely see from a distance .. The size was accurate and it would have been beautiful quality, considering my ring size is 4.5. Hopefully my replacement will be better.
The ring is gorgeous. Keep in mind though, it is smaller than it is in the picture. I wanted something small, so it's great for me. The diamond is very clear and pretty. I'm very happy with it!
Even though they were smaller than what I expected (the rock that is), I really like this ring...it's on my finger right now. It came to me very well packaged...which impressed me and in a very pretty gift box and sachet. Would buy from this business again through O.
For the price I think this ring is a good deal. The diamond Is a little smaller than I thought it would,be but fairly clear.The band is very thin. My son is giving it to his girlfriend and I think it will look beautiful on her petite fingers. Thank you Overstock!
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