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thkthebest wrote:^That's because of our record. LeBron wasn't in the top 2 when the Heat had a 9-8 record either. Once the Lakers record starts looking more like 10-5, Kobe and/or Dwight will start being in the top 3.
One can only hope.
thkthebest wrote:^That's because of our record. LeBron wasn't in the top 2 when the Heat had a 9-8 record either. Once the Lakers record starts looking more like 10-5, Kobe and/or Dwight will start being in the top 3.
XXIV wrote:A post I came across on another board, really does make you appreciate Kobe Bryant even more:kblo247 wrote:
Hakeem, Magic, Michael, Bill, Larry, Shaq, Tim, KG and so on. Kobe has outlasted them. He's played more minutes in the season and playoffs. He's been asked to be the main facilitator, scorer, and defender on his teams, unlike them because of roster ineptitude.
His peers at his position a decade ago were AI, T-Mac, Vince, Ray, Rip, Manu, and later on Wade yet most are out the league or greatly reduced role guys. Kobe however has had the longest prime of any wing player in history
Kobes longevity even if he retired tomorrow can only compare to Malone and Kareem, because statistically no perimeter player has ever had such an extended prime, some have had higher peaks, but not been 25-5-5 for a decade without their minutes protected or responsibilities greatly reduced. Fact is he's truly special, a pride to have in a Laker uni, whether you like him or not personally because you know he gives his all to the job even in the offseason and always has.
lakerswiz wrote:People can't be critical against Kobe when he's not giving them much to be critical about.
Doc Brown wrote:Kobe is selfish guys, he's a SG getting 11 boards, he's already taking shots away from everyone, he INJURED Nash so he could play PG and get all the assists, he doesn't let anyone shoot, rebound or pass anymore. AND to top things off, he's shooting the ball efficiently so no one on this team or the other team can get a rebound.
Typical Kobe.
thkthebest wrote:^That's because of our record. LeBron wasn't in the top 2 when the Heat had a 9-8 record either. Once the Lakers record starts looking more like 10-5, Kobe and/or Dwight will start being in the top 3.
karacha wrote:Post game analysis with Sam Mitchell: "...here is another thing -- Kobe Bryant is 6 foot 8, so when he comes off the pick and roll..."
What's wrong with these guys? First, the NBA power rankings thinks that we're being coached by Bickerstaff and the writer is wondering why we want to replace Bernie with Mike D'Antoni -- and this guy somehow doesn't know that Kobe is really 6-5 (listed as 6-6 who knows why)...
fkmikebrown wrote:BicepKiss wrote:CaCHooKa Man wrote:
Reverse that and add a "DEAL WITH IT" and we've got some grade A troll bait for when Kobe clowns on the other team.
Lakerman JSJ wrote:fkmikebrown wrote:BicepKiss wrote:CaCHooKa Man wrote:
Reverse that and add a "DEAL WITH IT" and we've got some grade A troll bait for when Kobe clowns on the other team.
TIME wrote:lakerswiz wrote:People can't be critical against Kobe when he's not giving them much to be critical about.
Oh, you can always find something.
"Kobe triple doubles too much!"
Yeah sounds crazy RT @BigNetsFan16: @TheJetOnTNT Might sound crazy but while Nash is out, D'antoni shld put Kobe at PG and let him dominate.
Kobe Bryant To Be Deposed In Shaquille O'Neal Former Mistress' LawsuitKobe Bryant To Be Deposed In Shaquille O'Neal Former Mistress' Lawsuit 27 1
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Shaquille O'Neal's former mistress, Vanessa Lopez, plans on deposing the ex-NBA star's Laker teammate, Kobe Bryant, in her lawsuit against Shaq and wants know what advice the retired basketball player gave to Bryant during the time he was under investigation for allegedly raping a woman in Colorado, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.
As we previously reported, Lopez filed a lawsuit against O'Neal in Orange County, Florida, for intentional infliction of emotional distress and assault. Lopez claims Shaq started harassing her shortly after she told him she thought she was pregnant. She says the former NBA center initially accused her of sleeping with someone else and when she broke off their relationship she claims the threats began. Shaq tried to get the lawsuit dismissed, but his motion was denied.
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According to NBC Sports, during the criminal investigation Bryant allegedly told cops that Shaq "had paid up to $1 million in hush money to various women." O'Neal denied the charge at the time and the rape charge against Brant was subsequently dropped after he reached an undisclosed financial settlement with the accuser.
"There are plans to depose Kobe Bryant because he has information about advice Shaq allegedly gave him about paying off the woman who was accusing him of rape," a source close to the situation tells Radar. "This goes to the heart of Vanessa's claims against Shaq and the jury will definitely want to hear what Kobe has to say. There is still no love lost between Shaq and Kobe and the two men can barely stand to be in the same room together even though they have publicly said they have made up. Kobe doesn't want to be dragged into Shaq's mess."
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In court documents filed in Orange County, Lopez claimed: "Shaquille O'Neal arranged for his sister, Ayesha Harrison, to call and threaten me. She told me to watch my back because they know where I live and said they would disseminate lies about me on the Internet...Ayesha Harrison called and left two threatening voicemails in September 2009."
Lopez asserts that: "I live every day fearing for my safety. I now have extreme anxiety because of Shaquille O'Neal's campaign to intimidate and silence me. Since the incidents began I have been plagued by anxiety and depression for which I have taken medication. I lost valuable time with my dying mother because I was too frightened to leave my home and visit her in her final days."
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In the suit, Lopez claims she was the victim of a number of scary incidents -- most notably a threatening text that Shaq allegedly sent to a friend of his saying, "dis is da numba shut dat b*tch up!"
Lopez claims the friend responded with a text saying, "consider it done famo."
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The friend then allegedly jumped on a plane to Orlando, Florida, and texted Lopez before calling her on her cell, sounding "menacing and sinister," according to the court documents.
Lopez's famed attorneys, Gloria Allred & Nathan Goldberg, have filed a motion asking that the trial be televised.
The trial has been set for March 25, 2013. It's expected that both O'Neal and Lopez will testify. A pretrial conference is scheduled for March 18, 2013.
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Kobe on his trash talk at the line with Wallace: "It's pretty funny. I tried to make him make a contribution to my foundation."
Kobe saw similarities in Jack Taylor (138-point game for Grinnell College) and himself: "Holy s***," Kobe said ...
"Really? That's crazy," Kobe added. Kobe wondered what sneakers Taylor was wearing for his big game: "He must've been wearing Mambas, because only Mambas have no conscience to shoot that much." Kobe also said maybe it's not just the shoes: "You've gotta have a little Mamba blood" to do that much.
Kobe scored 81 in an NBA game, of course, and was interested enough to ask for details of the Division III game. He said to do that much on any level is quite an effort -- and a statement. Score 138 points and "you kinda have a license to tell people to f*** off," Bryant said.
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sexy battery?
Seem to remember Sony doing this a few years ago.
I find it curious that as soon as someone mentions Mac, or Apple, that there instantly erupts a "Mac Sucks" vs "PC Sucks" vs "No one is forcing you" argument. Why can't we all just get along?
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Still reading, but the tripping over the chord thing... that's cool. I have that happen all the time. Apparently the Author either has a better battery then me, or relies on it more. I always plug in when I can and there are kids running around or other people in the coffee shop, etc. so I think, next to wireless power, this is the next best thing & very cool!
Bye it for looks but not for excellent performance, notice: it has short battry backup.
IBM platform all the way
It would be really good if you could view the series of photos without having to scroll down after every photo loads!!!
I tested drive this machine - you can only browse internet, listen to music watch movies and check your emails. That's it! very simple for a simple non-IT person to have one- a very genuine product like other Apple products. One thing that they could've add was an SD card reader since that hardware could fit in a case that thin. P.S. I don't own one but the product is top of the line.
How do I get one of those kool Tech Republic Coffee mugs...?
The trace ribbon from the board to the Hard Drive gives me a strong indication that this drive can only be connected to this style of notebook. If this is true, then it could be a nightmare to retrieve data if the PC craps out.
I've been present on several occasions when a laptop has been pulled off a table by someone pulling on the power cord. Not sure how much good the magnetic power cord would but nice to see that some attempt is being made to prevent such accidents.
Did you try to put it back together?
You had to take a cheap shot about Apple power cords being tripped over all the time. Stupid remark. I've never been in a plane crash, but they happen. You probably don't run anti-virus software on your computer, because you'd rather remove a virus than prevent it. Truly dumb thinking, but it's the kind of plodding, mind-mumbingly boring traditional thought processes I expect from Winblows users.
I have never had an Apple computer. I really don't know anything about them but this one makes me want to run out and buy one! Very sleek looking.
The whole PC vs. Mac debate is IMHO just like the debate of automobile makers. The Ford vs. Chevy or BMW vs. Mercedes is best for reason X, Y and Z. Really, in computers, automobiles and almost every other product made, there are advantages and disadvantages to each. I personally started out many years ago earning a living selling, using and supporting Windows PCs and Servers. I still use XP in a VM on my Mac Pro. I use what I need to get the job done. I had to use XP in my laser business because the vendor only supplied the print driver (as of now) for Windows. I have spent literally countless hours supporting Windows environments over the years. Today I use a Mac as my main system. I use both because in my circumstance it works best for me. Others, however, may find that they are better suited with Windows, Linux, UNIX, OS/2 or an abacus. I suggest using what works for you and leaving all the X is better than Y FUD out of the discussion. You likely will not convince anyone unless they try other options with an open mind anyway no matter what the OS or machine.
That is because everyone is stubborn and feels their way is always the best. Each is their own...and too childish to give kudos to either side. PS, I perfer PC's over Macs any day, but I have to admit the Air is a nice consept on what they need to do, they just now need to fix the flaws.
As usual many folks have missed the point of this product - IT'S NOT FOR EVERYONE! It's NOT a desktop replacement. It IS an ultralight, ultra thin, notebook computer that is very competitively priced with other notebooks of this sort. See here for more details - http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/08/01/22/how_the_macbo ok_air_stacks_up_against_other_ultra_light_notebooks.html Some other details - 1. The case is aluminum, not plastic. 2. The hard drive is the same one used in the iPod. Because if the size of the drive, 5mm high, the manufacturer limits the capacity to 80 GB. 3. If you need more ports, bigger hard drives, and more weight, select another notebook computer. 4. If you absolutely feel you need a CD/DVD, Apple sells an external for the Macbook Air. Most people don't. To install software you use the Remote Disk function - see here: http://www.apple.com/macbookair/wireless.html
Amen! I'm an expert scroller but I'd rather not. :-) Seems a little web page innovation could remove this annoyance. Pop-ups anyone?
I tend to agree. It seems to me it's more of a R&D exercise than a serious bit of kit. If it was a motor car it would have the word 'concept' firmly attached :0)
If I had the money, this would be my notebook. I love the portability! I do, however, have a few concerns... How long does the battery last? What is the boot up speed? How on earth do you install new apps? Did Apple make all of the accessories that we need to plug into that one USB? (Things like a CD/DVD drive) I guess that wasn't the point of the article, but I would love to know!
I got a bit 'over-excited' at cracking a recalcitrant but and kicked a very expensive HP laptop across the room. Trashed it totally.
do you not have a deep fryer with such a connection. doesn't take alot of pressure to make it disconnect. It has enough strength to handle some movement while connected but if enough force ( a yank or more ) were applied it just comes off the pad. As long as you have a battery in the unit, it will not disrupt your work as you can just re-attach it but it will definitely keep someone from yanking your machine to the floor.
It is all back together and working fine. It is sitting on my desk waiting for me to give it something to do.
LOL the problem is mac guys cant take a joke. No one really believes that mac people trip more than windows people. or do they? lol... Maybe he is right and that is why you are so angry and bitter. lol.
Not it is not the windows user, you?re the one that attack us with hey what happen to you ?PC? and ?PC? answer well someone pass just beside me trip in my power cord and "PC" said and you the benevolent (Mac) answer well actually I don?t because I have been built to prevent that and you of course don?t mean (better faster stronger and smarter and more beautiful). How is that for a none attack, none smearing toward us the poor user of "PC" you that have reinvented the design to a point that we the PC user must said wow how beautiful and functional you are, and how wow when I grow up I want to be free of my windows OS just like you the "Mac". How well no sense of humour when it is time to make a small point, I see from your part loll good thing that Mac is not a religion because the author would have been call a ?blasphemator?.
But I am not the one that advertised that the Mac is "better" than the PC because of this magnetic connection -- implying that it will prevent damage because someone trips over the power cable. The idea that I would be persuaded to spend $1000 more on a laptop to prevent the inevitable tripping over the cord problem is silly. The real benefit of the magnetic connector is that is is less likely to wear out with the continuous plugging and unplugging we do to our laptops. That is what Apple should have advertised in their Mac vs. PC TV spot. Lighten up - I like the Apple Air - I just think it is too expensive.
Don't lump all 'winblows' users into the same basket. How do you know the user wasn't a *NIX user? I am sure that many other types of users have had their laptop yanked as well. Apple is not the first manufacturer to apply magnetic connectors to their product. Just the first that I'm aware of to apply it to their computers. I can foresee, as well as I'm sure you can, that you will see more of them starting to do so.
Anybody who buys this based on how it looks is falling for the classic Apple business model and marketing. It's trendy, it's pretty but will be useless in a year when it breaks (by design). Apples service, QA, product lifespan and durability have a poor track record. Components will die right after your warranty expores. Apple will charge an arm and a leg to fix it or bandaid it. They will charge you double or triple for a PC part that has an apple logo on it and a proprietary connection and some fools will continue to support apple. I'm all about function over form and have never been swayed by Apple marketing. Sony has some really light and small laptops but you never see people going ape @#$% over them. But if Apple has something, wow they are geniuses.
Are you okay? Hopefully your day will get better. Warm Regards, CWS
Heh, I've given a few computers flying lessons too, in what could be described as 'not my finest hour' for keeping my temper in check ;-) But back to the topic, you have to hand it to Apple. This thing can't cost very much money to make. It's downright dinky, with very few connectors and really, a very low parts count. I bet the profit margin on this thing is absolutely immense! Plus, there are no really replaceable parts on it, so you just throw the board away and get a new one if it fails-easy repairs. But by that time the case will be trashed anyhow (most likely, if it's actually used as the portable it is intended to be) so probably the intended market segment will just buy a new one instead. Apple can't lose with this one! Not that I'm going to get one, my toddler could kill this thing in about 36 seconds ;-)
You are right! There should not even be any other type of connection. The pooh poohers have obviously never had a 100 lb golden rip the cord out of their laptop completely destroying the laptop in the process........ It's kind of like the volvo or other cars where it is impossible to lock your keys in the car cause you need a key to LOCK the car..... DUH Form plus function..... what a novel idea!!!
I've got a hackintosh I've built that boots with ubuntu and vista. Though I can appreciate how great apple software is. I can see not justification in spending the amount of money they ask for their hardware. 1800 for the base model is way too much. I find it funny that a lot of people I've talked to about the Mac Air want it because it's sleek and portable. Then I tell them about the Asus eeePc and they shy away from it like it's a crazy idea. This bias has come based mostly on the looks, but at the same time if you just want something to surf the net on because you are that casual of a user or need the portability. Why would you spend nearly 2 grand on a Mac air? Plus if I have to carry around an external drive that costs an additional $100 (Should be included IMO) just so i can watch movies or install software on the go, does that not defeat the purpose of having a highly portable device? If I were to get a Mac Laptop I'd go with the Mac Book pro for the same price and actually be able to do something with it.
I saw it running Leopard with my own eyes. The only downside is that I want one!
can we have that one again, but in English?
I agree with your statement and had to wanted to elaborate. In my experience the main reason that I have stopped using a particular laptop has usually been that the power connection either wears out, becomes loose on the motherboard or otherwise intermittent. At this point you are usually looking at an expensive repair ($150 or so) or a replacement motherboard. I think that "banana" jacks would be a good, though possibly unstylish and somewhat cumbersome, solution to this problem. Anyway, I never saw one of those wear out!
Jonf you unsubstantiated and unqualified comments about Apple suggest you're a very loyal PC user. I fess up: I'm a mac user have been for over 15 years - in small design consultancies and at larger corporate institutions etc. No idea about iTech or hi tech. Generally I use things till they wear out. I do have a cheap PC laptop and I frequently endure windoze when working at a client's office. So I'm not blinded by 'mac marketing'. I am convinced that macs (as many industry reports substantiate) require significantly less IT attention than their Windoze counterparts. What's more when you own a mac you don't need an IT department to link one to a PC network or to install anything. It all works very easily and very reliably. And the operating system is very classy too. Jonf, I suggest your remarks are way outside 'editorial puff'. Misleading in fact. Yes mac stuff wears out. Eventually. But it also doesn't breakdown quickly - or the minute the warranty runs out as you suggest. And I don't just mean my stuff, I refer to hundreds of macs and users and tens of installations. And as for looks - it's a presentation world. UGLY always comes second. Sorry Jonf. In Apple's case it truly is form that follows function. Right out of the box. Right from the word Go! and it simply gets better from there. Apple software (iworks for example) way outstrips Windoze every way. Any novice can quickly and 'intuitively' produce great looking work. Stuff people want to read. Memorable stuff. Any novice can upload pics from Iphoto to a .mac website in just five clicks. And it looks really great. Apple pro software creates possibilities that simply beggars belief. Let's consider the value of great design, and not just the price. For in apple's case it really is form that follows function. In my extensive user experience I'd suggest the marketing under sells the brand by a lot (USA advertising isn't always the best). I agree Sony make some great stuff. Just not mind-grabbingly memorable, windows-breaking breaking, ground-breaking stuff. The Sony Alpha is another classic example Like the Viao range very, very lovely but no gold medal for innovation. Remember the first time you saw a blue imac?) Okay the outside isn't what makes the inside good. But unlike the book, the way most dumb users (like me) judge Hi Tech - really is by looking at the outside - and reading reviews of course. With Apple the outside is simply an overture to a great 'user experience'. Form follows function every time . _ Play with an iTouch for example, it's addictive. Oh and by-the-way, I cracked the screen on my shiny new expensive top-of-the-range Macbook pro last November. I took it in to the apple authorised repair shop, naturally, expecting to have my wallet emptied with a very expensive fix. A week later I picked up the repaired laptop. They suggested the original screen might have been faulty - oh yea and they didn't like the faint scraping sound the DVD writer occasionally made - so they replaced that too. All for no charge. The MBA is a single minded solution that recognises that installing software is a tiny fraction of the requirement. In that context the 'burner is just dead weight. Don't forget - Apple already make a wireless back up device. Apple have simply taken a good hard look at PC peripherals and decided they're, well... peripheral. Please amend your view Jonf. It's apple that's dragging the PC world into the 21st Century. By innovating. And that has to be good. Even if it's like crossing your arms the wrong way sometimes. JK Graphic Design, etc..
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Best solution is to not let your toddler touch it!
> I find it funny that a lot of people I've talked to about > the Mac Air want it because it's sleek and portable. > Then I tell them about the Asus eeePc and they shy > away from it like it's a crazy idea. The eeePc appears to have its own limitations - two obvious ones are a much smaller screen and keyboard. Plus the CPU clock rate is 900 MHz (and according to Wikipedia is factory underclocked to 600 MHz). If you're into 'net surfing - sure, the eeepC might be reasonable, but on its 800 x 480 display, a lot of today's websites might fall a bit short. (Haven't tried one myself though). > This bias has come based mostly on the looks Really? What about the overall package? Ease of use, reliability, good software, etc. Anyway... why *not* have something that looks cool? Or, just simply tidy and well-laid out? I've got a white 17- inch 2006 iMac at home, and it fits in well with the rest of our living room. Who wants a horrid PC tower/pizza box, with a gazillion wires everywhere? (The cable modem box is bad enough, but luckily it tucks away nicely behind a shelf). Apple may cost a little more than the rest, but perhaps a purchaser should look at the whole package. Judging by the quality of the numerous Macs I've worked with over the last 5-6 years, there's some good, solid R&D behind them - and, just maybe, that *is* worth paying for. I'm not claiming they're perfect - but they're pretty good, and it would take a lot of work to get to that point. IMHO the price is much more competitive these days, and the computer and OS just keep getting better. I wouldn't go anywhere near a Windoze laptop, but would consider a Linux one. > Plus if I have to carry around an external drive that > costs an additional $100 (Should be included IMO > just so i can watch movies or install software on > the go does that not defeat the purpose of having a > highly portable device? Installing software? Seems like a rather unproductive way to spend your computing time on the go. How about just using the software? Movies? Ditto. In any case, couldn't they be downloaded and watched in iTunes? Or what about a iPod? Backing up over wireless would probably be a bit slow, but I think users would get used to that, and arrange their workflow accordingly. Hopefully Apple have got a good set of tools to help. But I could see myself buying the extra drive for making backups to DVD. I commend Apple for once again pushing the envelope, in style. The only thing I'd like to see would be wired ethernet; here in New Zealand wireless doesn't seem as well established and widespread as the U.S. But it's you can see that Apple are looking to the time when wireless becomes the norm, and that's probably a good strategy. Just my two cents worth! :-) Ralph.
No need to drag around the external drive - play the movies with iTunes. I download my DVD's using VisualHub, a 3rd party program that will import store- bought DVD's to the format necessary. I use TuneRanger to sync the iTunes libraries between my computers. TuneRanger is cross platform. Eventually you should be able to rent the video you want and have it wirelessly transfer to the MacBook Air. It's like an iPod Video.
You can tell the techs from the boys by the price of their toys.
Which is true about Windoze, OSX AND *nix. There are some scenarios where I'd ONLY recommend a win system, and the same is true about OSX and *nix. I use a Mac because most of the things I do I can do easier on a Mac, and yes, I have WinXP on there as well for things that Windoze does better. The fact is that you can't just bag OSX or *nix and say windows does it better, because in some situations, that's true, but in others, it's not even remotely close to the truth...
Lets be brutally honest, you can play games on your Mac because its really a PC with a Mac logo stuck on it. I remember the old Mac's and they were slow slow slow - unless you had a stupendous amount of money. I agree about IDE's though but I loath Linux too - if only for it's bizarre filing systems, horrible syntax and labyrinthine complexity. A few years ago I experimented with being a Direct X programmer and that was a complete nightmare. The Mac version I remember as a toy that tried to stop you doing anything serious but its over ten years since I even touched it. Lets face it their all bad.
http://pcworld.about.com/news/Jun302003id111397.htm There are a few things about the Sharp that was good, but it god bad reviews all over the place. Your post is not only ill-thought-out, but if you were marketing it, it'd be classed as False Advertising. Here's the truth: 1) Weight Mac: 3lbs Sharp: 2.1lbs (2.6lbs with battery upgrade. 2) Battery (Average use according to vendor) Mac: 5hrs (Realistically, a bit over 3.5) Sharp: 2.9hrs (up to 9 with 1/2lbs $200 upgrade) 3) Looks) Mac: Everyone agrees the macs are flashy Sharp: Just like a sharp Laptop, but smaller. There's just no way you can compare the two. As for gaming, I've already said I play games on my mac. I've installed XP and run games from windows while on OSX V.10.5 and, because OSX doesn't bottleneck its processes and uses its resources more efficiently, they run better than on a simarly specced Windoze based PC. As for programming, most serious programmers do it on Linux, and both Windows and MacOS get a back seat.
I agree, for the MOST part, with what you have said here rm3sweet. there's not a whole lot that's "Groundbreaking" about the MBA's hardware itself. It's the way apple has applied already existing hardware to fit a specific purpose, as they have a habit of doing, that's amazing. The 120GB drive had a vibration issue that Apple's engineers didn't like, even with the padding. The 80GB didn't encounter that prob, and the space limited them to 120GB as the max. And yes, it is cool. It's a very good peice of hardware with a very small market. you ask what good it is? With the good battery life and lightweight portability, it's perfect for Businessmen/Execs/Lawyers and people in those kinds of Professional industries who need light, powerful and with a battery that's not going to die just after the lid has been opened. They don't need all these extra bells and whistles when it means they're going to be lugging around close to a Desktop anyway when they want something easy to use on the go. I have already sold over thirty of these to professionals in these industries alone, which is my primary business focus. "Bottom line, it's cool. Not for me, but cool..." Truer words were never spoken! It is a cool piece of technology, but it's not for many people in this discussion, if any at all. It has a purpose, so people, please stop saying "It's crap! I'd never use it!" because that's not the point. You might not, but in other situations/professions, it's a God-Sent.
Of course the mac is more elegant and beautiful, it is but a toy. A toy for executives to sit on their nice polished desks yes?. The pc is ugly and clumsy but its a much stronger development environment, and besides PCs have become so much better since XP. I use my machine for games as well, how many games on the mac? how well do they run?. Universe at War, Bioshock, Stalker, Supreme Commander, Half Life, Crysis, Unreal Tournament III, the Experiment, - even the odd game that you can get on mac gets no where near the support its PC version gets - and more support = better game. As for small glitzy notebooks what about the Sharp Transmeta Crusoe range of a few years back? They beat the mac Air hands down on size looks and quality - and the battery lasts about 8 - 11 hours between charges.
It's funny how forums such as this always turns into "MAC is superior", "PC's rule". My questions are on the merits of design and function. What good is something that looks cool but doesn't get the job done. Much like a fake television in a furniture store. Not exactly High Definition. I'm sure the "Air" will have it's place in the market but for who? This will be decided by the consumer not the die hard MAC fan. If it works for you great if it don't, don't buy it. I am a bit perplexed as to why they would state that the 80gb 4200rpm drive was choosen because of space limitations. It's the same 2.5" drive in my Toshiba! Which has a 120gb 7200rpm drive. One last note there was a question as to the form factor of the drive because of the ribbon connection. It's a serial drive with the connector reduced to a flat ribbon. Which is basically current drive technology not ground breaking future tech as some have lead on to be. Bottom line, it's cool. Not for me, but cool. Can't bring myself to spend hundreds of extra dollars just for cool.


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CARSON, Calif. – When Jose Villarreal was growing up in Inglewood, Mexican league games were a frequent part of his families' weekend television regiment and among teams that the LA Galaxy forward enjoyed the most was Monterrey.
A self-professed fan of Liga MX giants Cruz Azul, as a child, Villarreal was hungry to consume any soccer game on television and frequently found himself watching Los Rayados.
"I grew up watching up watching these players on the weekends with my family," said Villarreal of LA's CONCACAF Champions League Semifinal opponents. "I know most of the players and I'm a big fan of the team and a fan of them so it's going to be a great experience for me to play against them."
One player that sticks out most for Villarreal is Monterrey's talented striker Humberto Suazo, who Villarreal believes is quite similar to LA's own star forward Robbie Keane.
"He's just a clever player. He's another player like Robbie, same ability around the box and with his creativeness with the ball," said Villarreal. "He's lethal around the [penalty] area so it's going to be a tough match up for our defenders."
Villarreal is expected to contend for a starting spot alongside Keane, but no matter where he finds himself on LA's team sheet, he's eager for a chance to face a Mexican opponent.
"I always dreamed to play in Mexico and to have the chance to play against them tomorrow is going to be fun," said Villarreal. "It's going to be an experience and I'll cherish that forever."
CARSON, Calif. – Both CONCACAF Champions League Semifinals feature Mexican clubs against a pair of MLS sides, but even though Mexico and the U.S. have a fierce rivalry at the international level, the LA Galaxy don't believe that it translates to the CCL.
Following the Galaxy's final training session ahead of Wednesday's CCL Semifinal first leg against Monterrey, LA head coach Bruce Arena and forward Landon Donovan—both renowned for their contributions to the U.S. National Team—each disagreed that the rivalry will play a role in CCL.
Their comments are below…
ARENA: "I don't think the national team's rivalry has anything to do with this competition, to be honest with you. These are not all Mexican players against all-American players in this competition. It is truly a club competition so it has a very different take than a national team."
DONOVAN: "I don't know how the other guys feel, but in the end, you're going to assume that it's going to come down to U.S. and Mexican teams in this part of the tournament. Once in a while, you'll probably have a team break through from another country, but that's just sort of the expectation. A lot of our players aren't American, a lot of their players aren't Mexican so it changes that a little bit."
Do you agree?
Share your thoughts below.
CARSON, Calif. – Carlo Cudicini admittedly didn't know much about CONCACAF soccer during his time in Europe, but since joining the LA Galaxy, the veteran Italian goalkeeper has become quickly familiar with the leagues of North America.
The Italian was solid in the CONCACAF Champions League Quarterfinals against C.S. Herediano as he allowed just a single goal over the two-leg series. However, the Italian knows that the two-time defending CCL champions will provide much more of a challenge than LA's Quarterfinal opponents.
"Definitely, it's a great test for us. Especially in the semifinals, we know that we have a big challenge in front of us, but we are up for it," said Cudicini. "We want to do well in this competition so we know that it's going to be hard, but hopefully we have the right mentality to go and play against these guys."
As for Monterrey, Cudicini highlights forward Humberto "El Chupete" Suazo as a player that should give the Galaxy back four and himself a test on Wednesday.
"They have a striker [in Suazo] that is part of the national team and we know that he is a good strong guy," said Cudicini. "Collectively, it's a good team. They play with a solid defense and they're very dangerous with free kicks and set pieces in general. Definitely for a team that won the last two editions, it must be something good in it."
To preview Wednesday's CONCACAF Champions League match, LAGalaxy.com's Joe Tutino spoke to Fox Soccer commentator Brian Dunseth on the LA Galaxy's CCL Semifinals opponents C.F. Monterrey.
Listen to the podcast below...
CARSON, Calif. -- Mike Magee continued his torrid scoring run on Saturday with a goal in the LA Galaxy's 2-2 draw against Toronto FC and held on to his spot atop the MLS scoring charts.
After four games, Magee has scored five goals and has already equaled his regular season goal total from the 2011 and 2012 seasons. Magee is just two away from his regular season career-high which he set during his rookie year in 2003 while a member of the MetroStars.
Following training on Monday, forward Landon Donovan offered his thoughts on Magee's scoring run.
DONOVAN: "To those of us who see him all the time, it's not a surprise. I've said this many times that he and Robbie are far away the best two finishers on this team. I think that Jose will be a close second behind those two. He's taking his chances. He always gets chances, every game that we play, he gets chances and he is sort of the forgotten guy in the fold. Teams keep forgetting about him and he keeps punishing them. Until they figure out that that's a guy that they got to mark, he'll keep scoring goals. And he probably still will even if they decide to mark him."
A couple notes from Monday's session are below..
*Gyasi Zardes was out at training on Monday running laps while the team trained. This development comes a month after Zardes said that he was hoping to return to training sometime in April.
*Bryan Gaul and Kenney Walker trained fully with the full group for the first time on Monday after dealing with injuries.
It comes as little surprise that Jose Villarreal's stunning stoppage time scissor kick goal that helped the Galaxy in a 2-2 draw against Toronto FC is up for MLSsoccer.com's Goal of the Week.
You can vote for Jose Villarreal, who is up against Chivas USA's Eric Avila, Sporting Kansas City's Graham Zusi, Colorado Rapids' Dillon Powers, and New York Red Bulls' Thierry Henry here. The honors don't stop there as he is also nominated by FutbolMLS.com for Latino de la Jornada (Latino of the Week).
Villarreal's goal was also selected as ninth in Sports Center's Top Plays for the month of March.
Relive the goal below...
CARSON, Calif. –Following the LA Galaxy's first day training on Wednesday, head coach Bruce Arena addressed the media on Wednesday's vital CONCACAF Champions League First Leg clash against Monterrey at The Home Depot Center.
Arena's thoughts on two-time CCL champions are below…
(On Monterrey…)
ARENA: "They're a very good team. Obviously, it's going to be a really good match as we all know, they've been arguably the best team in the region over the last couple of years. [They have] a number of talented and experienced players [with] a good mixture of young players and experienced, but all quality."
(On if the Galaxy need a certain result in the first leg…)
ARENA: "If you start getting into that game then what does that mean? At 180 minutes, you need to have generally more goals than the other team although the away goal is a factor."
(On if he's watched Monterrey so far…)
ARENA: "We know the team; it's a very good team. They're a team that's good in every position on the field."
(On if he tailors his team to Monterrey…)
ARENA: "No, you are who you are at this point. The reason that the teams that are left in this competition are still around is because they understand their teams and they understand how to play in the competition. It's simply going to be a question, on the night, who is more opportunistic, who is playing well. It's all it is. It's that simple. We're not going to change a whole lot of what we've done and hopefully, it'll be good enough."
CARSON, Calif. -- LA Galaxy captain Robbie Keane missed out on Saturday's 2-2 draw with Toronto FC just days after withdrawing from Ireland due to a calf injury, but on Monday, he was back in the swing of things for LA.
Jack McBean and Mike Magee took the reins up top on Saturday against TFC as Keane returned to Southern California to continue treatment, but on Monday, Keane was back to full training according to Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena and is expected to be available for Wednesday's CONCACAF Champions League Semifinal first leg against Monterrey.
"Robbie looks fine," said Arena. "I expect him to be available [on Wednesday]. If he's available, he's a potential starter."
Among those impressed with Keane's fitness level was Keane's Galaxy teammate Landon Donovan.
"Robbie looked great. He looked sharp," said Donovan. "You'd have to ask him how he's feeling and how his calf is doing, but he looked okay and hopefully he can contribute on Wednesday."
Do you expect Keane to start on Wednesday?
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On Monday, MLS awarded Jack McBean with the first assist of his professional career for his role in Mike Magee's goal in the 16th minute of the LA Galaxy's 2-2 draw with Toronto FC.
The 18-year-old forward was able to hold up play and find Marcelo Sarvas, who connected witth Magee for the opening goal.
McBean now has two goals and one assist in six career appearances since joining the Galaxy in 2011.
The highlight of McBean's first career assist is below...
Monterrey continued their five game unbeaten streak on Saturday with a 3-0 victory over Pumas UNAM.
Los Rayados scored three goals in a 13 minute span late in the second half to dispatch Pumas. Luis Madrigal opened the scoring in the 79th minute to put Monterrey in the lead, but forward Humberto Suazo doubled Monterrey's lead just five minutes later before Cesar Delgado ended the scoring with a goal in the second minute of stoppage time. Unbeaten in six of their last seven matches, Los Rayados' lone defeat came on March 2 due to a 1-0 loss against against Queretaro.
Following this weekend's results, Monterrey are in seventh place in the Torneo Clausura standings just a single point behind Queretaro, but level on points with eighth place Morelia, ninth place Club Tijuana, and tenth place UNAM. In Mexico, the top eight seeds qualify for the Liguilla (playoffs).


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I was in a raiding guild for a while. It had just started up with a new server, and we had progressed quite fast through Molten Core (3 weeks to Ragnaros). One thing about this guild was that we had a *lot* of paladins. We had 14 paladins on the roster, and on one great raid we took 8 of them to Molten Core! Paladins were the one class that generally had excess people online when it came to raids. It was fun times.
The loot system we had was really good, where you could blind-bid DKP on items you wanted, with no class restrictions. Of course, most of us were new to the Core, so we saved our DKP for our set pieces and healing weapons. I did bid small amounts on crazy weapons, just in case the warriors were unwilling to spend DKP on them. By and large, I felt the system worked, and trusted us to make good decisions on gear.
I left the guild two weeks ago. We had just subdued Majordomo Executus, and were on our way to spawn Ragnaros. The guild leader (a DPS warrior) announced that any 2H weapons that Rag dropped would be exclusive to warriors, as they could get the greatest use out of them. I was very unhappy about changing the loot system in the middle of a raid, especially as I really liked the previous system, so I left the guild the next day.
Today I saw a post by my old guild on the realm message boards. They were trying to recruit paladins.
You reap what you sow.
Monday, March 27, 2006
Guild Karma
I was in a raiding guild for a while. It had just started up with a new server, and we had progressed quite fast through Molten Core (3 weeks to Ragnaros). One thing about this guild was that we had a *lot* of paladins. We had 14 paladins on the roster, and on one great raid we took 8 of them to Molten Core! Paladins were the one class that generally had excess people online when it came to raids. It was fun times.
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- Thoma said...
I see more and more posts from guilds looking for paladins because of stupid rules like this. Given the population decline of Paladins in general, some guilds may find it's lack of paladins not priests keeping them out of core.
- 2:46 PM, March 27, 2006
- Kinless said...
I play a 60 Resto Shaman that is now raiding Molten Core. We've gotten Rag down to 40% or so on our third try.
I helped put together our loot distribution table. All the officers of the guild had input. I guess it wasn't too bad because the guild didn't complain too much, :), after we posted it.
Being a Resto Shaman I'm very aware of the requirements of the different talent builds. We tried to take care of Feral Druids and Rogues, Enhancement Shamans and the Arms/Fury Warriors. Tanks, and Shadow Priests, etc. So far it's worked. No complaints. (Oh, the mages howl when an Elemental Shaman gets a shot at the Talisman of Ephemeral Power, and has the DKP to win it! But fair is fair and he is up there on the DPS chart. And if they'd really wanted it they should have bid more DKP. That's what bidding is! :) )
Anyway, in our guild, The Eye of Sulfuras is reserved for Enhancement Shamans, then Warriors, then Druids. (Of course, not many Shamans raid with an Enhancement build. They do what they can to contribute to the raid success. Mana Tide Totems and healing (I'm 1st or 2nd on the healing charts), or the Elemental DPS are more useful to the raid.)
I need to wait for Finkle's Lava Dredger to drop.
How the loot table is prioritized should be set before the raid. And used. Changing the rules on you mid-raid is like ninja looting. If the Hand of Ragnaros were my goal, and I just had the possibility to get the Eye yanked out from under me at Rag's doorway, I'd have /gquit and hearthed out.
(Though I can't imagine it. Our guild is a pretty darn cool group to be with.)
Hope the Eye of Sulfuras drops for you soon.
- 6:42 AM, March 28, 2006
- Thoma said...
The part that creates drama with loot tables is that "pure" classes expect hybrids to give up something but never want to give up something of thiers. And loot tables make assumptions about playstyle that just don't make sense.
I'll use Finkle's as an example. We finally saw one drop and every one assumed that all of the Paladins (3) and all of the druids (3) would roll on it. It came very close to being D/Ed. The druid that did pick it up, picked it up for an FR set item rather then a main use item. The druids didn't want it because it didn't suit thier healing styles due to the lack of +healing. The Paladins didn't want it because we can get better stats going sword and board. But very often I see it as the only two hander Paladins can roll on.
- 9:43 AM, March 28, 2006
- kev said...
Hmm that really sucks. Hope you find a better guild.
Most of the warriors in my guild are protection so most of the 2 handers that drop actually go to pallies.
- 11:38 PM, March 28, 2006


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Well, I haven't read the book yet. Mainly because I hadn't heard about it until yesterday on a broadcast of Mr. Harris speaking on cspan.
I must say that I was thrilled and amazed to see someone saying out loud what I have been thinking for many years. Namely, that what we call "religious faith" is inherently dangerous to the continued survival of human civilization- if not all life on Earth.
In fact, I wonder if perhaps Mr. Harris has hit upon a probable answer to the question posed by the "Fermi Paradox"?
The Fermi Paradox states that, given the known age of the galaxy, it would easily have been possible (even at sub-light speeds) for the entire galaxy to have been colonized and re-colonized many times by many different races. And yet, there is no credible evidence that Earth has ever been visited by anyone - much less colonized. Why not?
Of course, there are many possible explanations for this.
But suppose that "religious belief" is a sort of inherent side-effect of the development of "creative" intelligence.
If I understand the current thinking in human evolution, there is evidence for this idea.
Its my understanding that the last major "improvement" that separates fully modern humans (homo sapiens sapiens) from the near modern humans (homo heidelbergensis, etc ) was actually a "software" change that resulted in the sudden increase in the pace of technological development. This change also marks the first appearance of art and religious expression in cave art.
In other words, the tools started to get better at the same moment in time that the religious cave art appears. To me, thats not a good sign.
What if that is a universal phenomenon? Could it be that religious belief is the curse of "creative intelligence" everywhere? In that case, the universe could be littered with dead worlds that were once the home of species that got to be as smart as we are, before destroying themselves in wars of fundamentalist insanity.
Bummer, huh?
Note: since I haven't yet read the book, its possible that Mr. Harris discussed this point. If so, I apologize for "claiming" it.


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Alex Johnson has been part of The Independent's online team since 2007 and writes The Home Front property column. He has been writing about microarchitecture on his internationally-acclaimed website Shedworking since 2006 and is the author of three books, Shedworking: The Alternative Workplace Revolution, Bookshelf, and Improbable Libraries.
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Figures from Rightmove show that of first-time buyers who say that they understand phase two, actually nearly a quarter wrongly believe it is only for new build properties and around a fifth do not realise it is available for homes up to the value of £600,000. Around a third think it is simply an extension of phase one of Help to Buy, the equity loan scheme.
The effect of Help to Buy is reflected in increased traffic to Rightmove's web site since the phase two announcement, with visitor figures up 30 per cent compared to the same period last year.
Earlier today, Halifax reported that house prices in the last three months had risen 2.1 per cent over the preceding three and 7.7 per cent higher than the same period last year.
Halifax housing economist Martin Ellis, said: "Stronger demand, combined with an insufficient increase in housing supply, has resulted in increases in house prices accompanying higher activity this year. Low interest rates, improvements in consumer confidence and official schemes, such as Funding for Lending and Help to Buy, all appear to have boosted demand."
The Rightmove study among over 40,000 people suggests ore than one in five people are either looking to buy because of the scheme or bringing forward their plans to buy. Another 31 per cent say they are 'waiting to see what happens' before buying or selling.
Miles Shipside, director and housing market analyst at Rightmove, said: "Although it's still too early to judge the impact of the scheme, we anticipate that more first-time buyers getting onto the bottom rung of the housing ladder could have knock-on effects further up, helping more people to trade up and downsize. Many have postponed their move over the last few years as either limited equity or lack of confidence has left them unable or unwilling to. This scheme has the potential to offer hope and confidence to many of these homeowners enabling them to come to market and free up some much-needed supply.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. – The Miami University softball team dropped a pair of games to complete play at the Coach B Classic on Sunday. The RedHawks fell to Kansas, 5-2, in the opener. They then dropped a 10-3 decision to Southern Illinois in the nightcap. Miami is now 4-8 on the season.
The RedHawks struck in the first inning in their opener against Kansas. Sophomore outfielder Taylor Shuey led off the game with a single up the middle. Senior second baseman Kristy Arbour moved her up to second base with a sacrifice bunt. After another out was recorded, sophomore designated player Jenna Modic blasts a shot over the left field wall to give Miami a 2-0 lead.
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SIU responded with three runs in the top of the fifth to regain a four-run cushion. The Salukis scored two in the sixth and one more in the seventh to put the game away.
Lipscomb finished the nightcap 1-for-3 with two RBI. Shuey and junior outfielder Tiyona Marshall also recorded hits for Miami.
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