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The Olympus OM-D E-M5 does nearly everything right: it's fast, gorgeous, and takes great images and video. Its biggest setback is its price, you're definitely paying a premium for the E-M5's gestalt, even over Olympus's own PEN line of very good Micro Four Thirds cameras.
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When a reviewer says it's the best micro four thirds cameras he's used that's a pretty strong endorsement. The Verge found it not only a high quality camera is was also a lot of fun to use because it gives the novice photographer DSLR control and quality without a lot thinking and messing around with controls.
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There is no debacle. The Start Button is still there, 2 on the desktop, with your usual third hardware key. That's some debacle.
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Same here. If they do bring it back then they'll have to admit that the start screen was a failure. I don't see that happening.
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Has the world gone mad and everyone completely forgotten the "windows key" on the keyboard?? I seriously don't understand the fuss about the Start button....
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it's not about the start button. Microsoft thinks that buy adding a button to go to the start screen will fix the problem... people are still going to be ****ed off without the start menu. I just hope that classic shell can alter it's behavior to give a more natural looking start button.
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Fighting this? They're lucky they weren't fired en masse for the Windows 8 debacle.
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People are always ****ed off about something though, if MS had decided to play it safe and leave the start button/menu in place and never did the start screen/modern UI people would be complaining MS is stagnant and don't innovate. They cannot win nor can they please everyone. I think we should wait and see what happens with 8.1, for all we know the full start menu might make a return. Anyway, I'm happy for more functionality to added to Win8, always room for improvement


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EDUR-Pumpenfabrik Eduard Redlien GmbH & Co. KG
based in Kiel, GERMANY
The EDUR-Pumpenfabrik is a renowned medium-sized pump manufacturer producing centrifugal pumps and liquid-ring vacuum pumps for the world market since 1927. The manufacturing programme offers approx. 60,000 different pumps for standard performances up to 600 m³/h rate of flow and 60 bar pump presure in various designs. By means of innovative pump technology an increase of ...
Banner Engineering Corp.
based in Minneapolis, MINNESOTA (USA)
Banner is a global leader in process and factory automation. In addition to its traditionnal product lines, Banner Engineering provides innovative Wireless I/O solutions to the environmental industry helping gater data from virtually any sensor, detector or analyser in the field, and controlling equipment (pumps, valves, PLCs...) without costly wire runs.
Hoover Materials Handling Group
based in Houston, TEXAS (USA)
Hoover Solutions - the leader in liquid handling solutions for 100 years — providing industries with the most comprehensive portfolio of intermediate bulk containers (IBCs), tote tanks, IBC transport frames, offshore containers, intermodal (ISO) tank containers and related equipment for the storage and transportation of chemicals, liquids and fluids including the industry ...
McHewel Investment Group
based in Toronto, ONTARIO (CANADA)
McHewel Investment Group is a private equity investment company that combines an ambitious, entrepreneurial spirit with years of experience and a thorough knowledge of investing in the region. Since its establishment in 1992, McHewel Investment Group has been active in developing new projects. McHewel Investment Group invests in unquoted companies with a strong investment ...
FMC Corporation
based in Philadelphia, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
FMC is a leading global producer of hydrogen peroxide, persulfates, and other specialty oxidants. The intrinsic nature of these products has long made them a natural choice when looking to address environmental concerns in air, soil, and water.
based in Leinfelden-Echterdingen, GERMANY
thinkstep is the global leader in sustainability performance management. Our data, drawn from more than 7,000 datasets, is unrivalled in its scope and rigour, and permits precise sustainability calculations across all parts of the supply chain. Our software is robust, convenient to use and available on-demand or as part of a complex, configurable solution. Our services ...
OSEI - Oil Spill Eater International, Corp
based in Dallas, TEXAS (USA)
Oil Spill Eater II (OSE II) is the world's most environmentally safe and cost effective bioremediation process for the mitigation of hazardous waste, spills and contamination virtually anywhere of any size, large or small. OSE II is an environmentally safe cleanup method because it uses natures own bioremediation processes to effectively eliminate hazardous materials.
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based in Benicia, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Therma-Flite has a long history of screw conveyor technology and auger design, manufacturing equipment for chemical and process industries all over the world. Therma-Flite (then known as Christian Engineering) designed, built and sold the first hollow screw heat exchanger in 1939 for the food industry. After World War II holo screw heat exchangers became more widely used ...
Columbia Industries, LLC
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We take pride in offering our clients services for Oil well log Digitization & Indexing, GIS, Mapping, & Engineering Drawings, Back office support services to our clients like e-publishing, Data processing, online, offline form filling, electronic research, Medical, Business and Legal Transcription, & Customer support services. The main Industries we have provided our ...


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Top 15 Full HD smartphones below Rs 25,000 in India for April 2014
KYMI cherrypicks the latest and the best full HD smartphones in India for this month
Full HD display in your smart phones undoubtedly offers unparalleled experience whether it is watching movies, playing games or even multitasking. We compile the list of top HD smartphones in sub Rs 25,000 range that make for a great buy this month:
- Xolo PocketPad Q2500
One of the latest in the market, Xolo PocketPad Q2500 flaunts a massive 6-inch IPS full HD display with 720p resolution and 245 ppi pixel density. Powered by 1.3 GHz quad core Media Tek 6582 processor coupled with 1GB RAM and Mali 400 GPU the handset runs on Android 4.4 KitKat OS. Housing a 8-megapixel rear snapper along with LED flash and BSI sensor, a 2-megapixel front camera is also provided. Other features include 4GB onboard storage, up to 32GB external storage, dual SIM support, USB OTG support and 3000 mAh battery.
Price: Rs 14,999
- Gionee ELIFE S5.5
Hitting the Indian shelves very soon, Gionee ELIFE S5.5 boast a 5-inch Super AMOLED capacitive touch display with 1080 X 1920 pixels resolution and 442 ppi pixel density. Fortified by Corning Gorilla Glass, the device is touted as the thinnest handset with thickness of just 5.55 mm.
The device runs on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean OS with customised Amigo UI and is fuelled by 1.7 GHz Octa Core processor coupled with 2GB RAM. With 16GB onboard memory, there is no card slot for external memory expansion. The 13-megapixel rear camera features AF and LED Flash while 5-megapixel front camera allows video calling. Additional features on spec sheet include GPS with AGPS, 2300 mAh battery and FM Radio.
Price: Rs 22,999
- Micromax Canvas Knight A350
With impressive unibody design, Micromax Canvas Knight A350 sports a 5-inch IPS LCD capacitive touch display offering 1080 X 1920 pixels resolution with 441 pixel density. Ideal for photography enthusiasts, the handset houses 16-megapixel rear camera with 1080p video recording and an 8-megapixel front snapper. Under the hood lies Octa Core MediaTek MT6592T processor clocked at 2GHz coupled with Mali 450MP4 GPU and 2GB RAM. With internal storage of 32GB, the device features standard connectivity options, GPS with AGPS and GLONASS and 2350 mAh battery.
Price: Rs 19,999
- iBall 'Andi5T Cobalt2
Latest from iBall, 'Andi5T Cobalt2 is a dual SIM GSM device sporting a 5-inch HD IPS display offering 720 X 1280 pixels resolution and featuring OGS (One Glass Solution). Running on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean OS that can be upgraded to the latest KitKat version, the handset is powered by 1.3 GHz quad core Cortex A7 processor and comes loaded with 1GB RAM, 4GB internal storage and up to 32GB expandable external storage via microSD card slot. Others on the spec sheet include 12-megapixel rear snapper, 2-megapixel front camera, 3G connectivity and 1750 mAh battery.
Price: Rs 11,999
- Karbonn Titanium Octane Plus
One of the latest member in the Karbonn family, Karbonn Titanium Octane Plus flaunts a 5-inch full HD IPS display with 1080 X 1920 pixels resolution. Measuring 147.3 X 72.6 X 7.6mm in size, the handset runs on Android 4.4.2 KitKat OS and is powered by 1.7 GHz Octa Core MediaTek MT6592 Cortex A7 chipset. With 2GB RAM and 16GB internal storage, the external storage can be expanded up to 32GB, thanks to microSD card slot. Featuring a 16-megapixel rear camera with 8-megapixel front camera, the handset is fuelled by 2000 mAh battery.
Price: Rs 17,990
- WickedLeak Wammy Titan 3
Running on Android 4.2.1 Jelly Bean OS, this latest phablet supports dual SIM compatibility and is powered by 1.5GHz quad core MediaTek 6589 Turbo processor. The 5.7-inchfull HD IPS LCD display in the phone offers 1080 X 1920 pixel density along with 390ppi. Loaded with 1GB RAM and 16GB internal memory the microSD card slot allows external memory expansion by up to 64GB. There is 13-megapixel rear snapper along with 5-megapixel front camera in WickedLeak Wammy Titan 3 that is fuelled by 3200 mAh battery.
Price: Rs 14,990
- Spice Pinnacle FHD Mi-525
This latest phablet comes loaded with crisp 5-inch full HD capacitive display with 441 ppi pixel density and 1080 X 1920 pixels resolution. With Android 4.2 Jelly Bean OS, the device also packs in 1.5 GHz quad core MediaTek MT6589 Cortex A7 processor coupled with PowerVR SGX544 GPU and 1GB RAM. The 8GB of internal memory in the phone can be expanded up to 32GB using microSD card slot and in optics front it house decent 8-megapixel rear camera along with dual LED flash and 2-megapixel front snapper. Additional specifications include 3.5mm jack, FM Radio, GPS with AGPS and 2100 mAh battery.
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George Barris net worth: George Barris is an American car designer who has a net worth of $10 million dollars. Born in Chicago, Illinois, George Barris grew up in Roseville, California, and became interested in model making while in high school. His model aircraft projects were especially successful and he won multiple awards. After he and his older brother were given a rundown car to use, they began rebuilding and customizing it. They sold the car for a profit, and began another custom job. Their work gained popularity, and after George's brother returned from a stint in the Navy, the two began customizing cars in earnest, creating custom vehicles for private buyers, and then for film and television productions. George Barris also wrote a column on customization for Hot Rod and Motor Trend magazines. He is most widely recognized for three high profile customizations – Ala Kart, which was used in multiple movies, The Batmobile from the original television series, which was recently auctioned off for $4.6 million, and the custom vehicle that put him on the map internationally, the Hirohata Merc. He continues to customize cars to this day.
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'Bit of a laugh' ended in chart success.
STEVE BROOKSTEIN may have scooped the prize in 2004's X Factor show, but the real winners of the competition were the runners-up, G4The operatic quartet's debut self-titled album entered the UK charts at No 1, and has already reached triple platinum status, and they've also played a sellout 25-date UK tour over the summer.
"Steve's problem was he didn't capitalise on the show, and bring something out straight away after winning," says Ben Thapa. "The popularity was obviously there, as his single and album went straight to No 1, but he chose to go away for three months, and it's difficult to generate that amount of interest again.
"When the public vote for you to win, it's a shame if you don't follow it through with a release. That's the nature of the game."
It sounds harsh, but G4 - Ben (the one with the eyebrows), Matt Stiff (the oldest), Jon Ansell (the blond angelic one) and Mike Christie (the tall slim one) - have been put through their paces.
Classically trained - the name stands for Guildhall Four as they met at Guildhall School of Music and Drama - it's been a whirlwind year for the quartet.
"After we were voted off, we thought that was it, but we were approached by Sony BMG and made the first album soon after," says Matt, 25.
"It's been a really mad year," adds 23-year-old Ben. "People always ask if we expected anything like this at any stage of the competition and the answer is no, we had no idea what would happen. Many people dream of fame and success, but not us."
The year so far surpasses their wildest imaginations.
"We're a blag! The four of us met and entered for a laugh just to see what happened, and it's been a complete fairytale," says Ben, grinning.
"You never dream of doing fantastic things like recording an album. That's what makes it more incredible."
Matt adds: "It's been fantastic, but it's also been very difficult too. This life is very pressurised."
The guys were drinking buddies before X Factor, which put their friendship under intense pressure - but they insist they're good friends on and off stage. They've even experienced back waxes and eyebrow threading together.
"We had our backs waxed once out of curiosity," says Ben. "Matt was the first, and despite his screams, I thought I'd be a man and try it. It was one of the most painful experiences of my life."
"Our eyebrows were waxed and threaded," adds Matt.
"I've never experienced a pain like that before!"
"We didn't pour our heart and soul to each other, we just had a laugh," continues Ben.
"But when the group started, we became a clique, going out and busking.
"Initially, on X Factor, it was more intense than we were comfortable with, but when you spend so much time together, you may as well just be open about it or it becomes apparent. We've got a lot closer, and learnt so much about each other."
p THE new G4 album, G4 and Friends, and new DVD, G4: Live At The Royal Albert Hall, are both out on Monday, November 28
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The Ultegra 6810 direct mount brake calipers have a lower profile design with increased aerodynamics and mounts directly to forks or chainstays. This Dual-pivot caliper as quick linear response, increased rigidity and improved braking power.
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- Mounts directly to either forks or chainstays
- Ultegra components offer an ideal balance of light weight and stiffness, making it the perfect choice for both enthusiast and competitive riders
- Dual-pivot caliper brake with super SLR-EV design for quick linear response, increased rigidity and improved braking power
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Rim brakes for bikes use the sidewall of the rim to reduce speed, this is done by a pad on either side applying friction against the rim, which reduces your momentum. Road brake callipers have been redesigned over the years and now use a system called 'dual pivot' which means the brake arms pivot off centre to apply a higher amount of pressure on the rim to increase your stopping power. Most manufacturers use dual pivot callipers on the front and rear, but some Campagnolo brakes use a traditional single pivot on the rear to 'balance' the braking power, the logic behind this is that as you brake your weight shifts on to the front of the bike and as much as 75% of the braking force is applied to the front.
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Shimano are the makers of the world's most well known cycle component brand. Established in 1921 when the first cycle freewheel was forged. Shimano produce drivetrains, wheels, pedals, shoes, cycling clothing and pretty much every Shimano cycle accessory you can think of! Famous for their top end products ridden by the pro's, Dura-Ace and XTR, which cover both road and MTB's. At Shimano, they're doing everything they can to respond to heightened environmental concerns. Shimano are proud to be a producer of bicycle components that help people to enjoy outdoor sports and interact with nature through healthy non-polluting activities. In their 87 plus years of existence Shimano have accumulated a wealth of technology and product development and expertise that serves as the driving force behind their continually evolving product line.
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Posted: 06/19/2008 - Police say 37-year old Philip Anthony Miracle of Calvin was going north when he lost control rounding a curve.
Posted: 06/19/2008 - Police say 37-year old Philip Anthony Miracle of Calvin was going north when he lost control rounding a curve.
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Updated: 06/20/2008 - Hundreds of workers had to evacuate a Lexington factory Thursday night after a Hazmat scare.
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Updated: 06/19/2008 - Lexington unveils a new luxury resort hotel for pets.
Updated: 06/19/2008 - More than a year after he was killed in the line of duty, the widow of an Eastern Kentucky Police Chief files a lawsuit. Now, one of the brothers of Chief Lacy is saying it was just something that had to be done.
Updated: 06/19/2008 - Police in Somerset says shoplifting cases have quadrupled within two years.
Posted: 06/19/2008 - Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama said Thursday he'll bypass the federal public financing system in the general election, abandoning an earlier commitment to take the money if his Republican rival did as well.
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Posted: 06/19/2008 - Emergency crews spent some time Wednesday afternoon on the scene of an accident along Interstate 64.
Posted: 06/19/2008 - The Kentucky Supreme Court has ruled that a death row inmate can be tried for a second time on capital kidnapping charges stemming from a 1991 crime spree.
Posted: 06/19/2008 - On Wednesday night, dozens of people across the bluegrass reported getting automated phone calls from a company claiming to be the Commonwealth Credit Union.
Posted: 06/19/2008 - A Kentucky grand jury has charged an Ohio historian who led efforts to pull an 8-ton boulder from the Ohio River.
Posted: 06/19/2008 - A Kentucky grand jury has indicted an Ohio historian who led efforts to pull an 8-ton boulder from the Ohio River.
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Europe - 9 Countries in 10 Days (From England to the Alps and Back)
While working in London England for 4 months last year, I had 10 vacation days set aside for September. There were two options, 1) fly back home to Toronto or 2) Have my girlfriend join me in London, rent my dream bike and ride it through Europe two up. The choice was clear - we'd meet in London and set out on what would be the most beautiful and inspirational ride I'd ever been on! All said and done we tallied up that we had passed through 9 countries in the 10 days on the road - and yes, this was after cutting down some of our original ambitions (thanks to pre-trip fellow ADV rider wisdom).
The route took us from England - across France (including the D-Day beaches and Chablis) - Swiss Alps (too many mountain passes to count!) - Italy (including the Stelvio Pass) - Liechtenstein (unintentionally) - Germany (Lake Constance and the Black Forest) - Luxembourg - Belgium (the Ardennes Forest) and back. Approx. 3,250km after all said and done.
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And here we are:
Megan (Day 1 - ferry to France) and yours truly / Erik (Day 5 - Stelvio Pass, Italy)
It all starts here:
After taking the train from London to Bournemouth we walked with luggage in hand to the rental location in the suburbs of Bournemouth - no IMTBike here! The adrenaline kicked in when I saw the bike waiting in the driveway.
We rode to the nearby Orchid hotel - we had a good hunch that at 39 euro it would be by far our cheapest stay of the entire trip. We started prepping the gear (helmet cam, Sena headsets, GPS, etc) before starting our first day on the road early the next morning.
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Day 1
Day 1: Bournemouth, England to Chablis, France
Up at 5am to catch our ferry to France. It's pitch black and raining out (but it's England so no surprise). Trying to attach 3 fully loaded cases to the bike in the complete dark... for the first time... is not easy. We left the hotel late but the GPS guided us through the confusing winding roads and got us to the ferry port on time.
Tying down the bikes.
It was all good until the boat hit the open water of the English Channel. This was my technique for keeping my food down - look straight to the horizon and try to ignore the smell of breakfast sausage grease coming from the kitchen vents.
We met two other riders on the ferry (on an Aprilia and Ducati) and planned to ride through the D-day beaches to Caen with them. After arriving at the port in Cherbourg France and realizing we had over 500km to cover in one day, we had to go our own way soon after hitting the road.
Arriving at Omaha Beach just as the sun came out.
Eerie scene to see the bunkers embedded in the cliffside and the anti-aircraft guns along the beach.
The Omaha Beach memorial monument.
More rain along the narrow roads towards Caen.
Arriving in Caen for a late lunch.
From Caen, we jumped on the toll highways to cover as much ground as we could. Avoiding Paris we still managed to get stuck in traffic along the nearby highways. Legal lane splitting was a dream, although a bit dicey at times with the extended luggage on both sides.
The camaraderie among riders in France was pretty awesome. I noticed riders kept sticking their right foot out as they passed by... soon clueing in that it's how they acknowledge other riders. You'll see a few riders doing this in my ride video below.
Once the traffic opened up the highways went on and on for hours. The sun had set a good while ago, and less and less cars were coming in the opposite direction. I looked down at the gas and found the bike was consuming way more than it was estimating... It's 10pm with 35 inaccurate miles showing till empty and we were in the middle of the French country side! GPS directed us off the main highway into what turned out to be an old abandoned station... We got back on the highway and juuuuuust made it to an open station to fill up before we were empty. A great way to start the trip!
We arrived at our hotel in Chablis at around 11 that night.
Day 1 riding video:

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Sounds like a great ride. Your not kidding about the narrow roads.
We share the same opinion on our dream bike. I test rode three BMWs today, F700 GS, F800 GS, and R1200 GS. This is the first time I have rode a BMW and think I am officially ready to become a GS owner.
Anyhow I look forward to the rest of your ride report.
I'm in...looks like an amazing trip.:D
Nice pics!
Great ride! Thanks for taking us along!! :thumb the riding is sure is different than the kind we have around here.... straight, flat and boring.
Thanks for sharing, looking forward to more
Great pics!
Thanks for sharing.
more photos pleaseee :clap:clap:clap:clap:clap
Thanks for the kind words everyone, glad to see my ride report is being enjoyed!
Day 2
Day 2: Chablis, France to Pontarlier, France (Bordering Switzerland)
We wake up to another rainy day, and start the morning exploring Chablis - a town famous for its wine.
Megan had arranged for a winery tour with La Roche that morning.
A historic building now owned by La Roche winery.
Inside - A massive 13th century wine press.
Inside the cellars
Passing through a small village on our way to Dijon.
Looking up at the Collegiale-Notre-Dame (church) while stopped at an intersection in Dole.
More heavy rain as we stopped by a river flowing alongside the road. By this point we were realizing our rain gear wasn't holding up all that well - the jacket covers were letting some water in, the boot covers were leaking and our 'waterproof' gloves were soaked through.
A common sight... Using McDonalds free wifi to find a hotel for the night. ;)
Arriving at the outskirts of Pontarlier close to the border of Switzerland, we checked into a Campanile for the night. From what we saw of Pontarlier that night it was more of an industrial looking town - super flat and not much for tourists. In fact, finding a close by restaurant beyond the McDonald's was near impossible. There was one open that night, along a highway a good 20 minutes walk from our hotel...
Nothing like hearty American food when in France!
We finish up our French fajitas and the hardest rainfall you can imagine starts up. After getting wet on the road earlier, we had changed into our only set of dry clothes before heading out to dinner. Not looking forward to starting of the next day in wet clothes, we needed to get home dry! After a failed attempt at ordering a cab, our server (refusing any kind of compensation) drove us back to our hotel. We gave him a nice tip in event that this happened. ;)
Day 2 riding video:
The country roads in France were lined by a row of trees on both sides, for miles and miles - you definitely don't want to get into a tank slapper on these roads!

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I'm a pharmacy grad school student and my wife and I live in a small 2 bedroom apartment. I don't have enough money to buy all the products at the moment but am curious which direction to head in.
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For Christmas my father got me an iPod small Sony speaker/ clock / radio thing. I think I'm going to take it back and exchange it for Apple TV or an AirPort Extreme.
I already have a good router so I'm not sure if I will benefit from 802.1.0 or whatever. I already got a thunderbolt ssd lacie external lacie drive for my MacBook Air (my wife also got me a case off etsy). I was considering Apple TV mainly because of the lack of good movies on hbo/ Cinemax/ show/ epix and am considering canceling it from charter for Netflix/ Hulu instead. I'm also debating about a Mac mini but am unsure how well it would work with my 720 Sanyo. I've seen mixed reviews on them.
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To our generation, class is dead; the Internet killed it
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An article has been circulating in the Internet: Rachel Jablow's "Has Our Culture Killed Class?"
It's a thought-provoking piece about how the young's social media behavior and permissive fashion choices are breeding a culture of ill manners, self-absorption and a terrible lack of "class."
We are probably the most analyzed and criticized generation for having been spawned at a time of consumerism, which supposedly makes us materialistic; advanced technology, which supposedly makes us smarter and quicker; and the Internet, which, well, makes us.
Is class obsolete?
"Class," in the true sense of the word, refers to a person's position in society. Because they're supposedly richer and smarter, the privileged are taught how to act in a more refined manner to differentiate themselves from commoners.
Men and women have separate behavioral norms. Men offer to dance, women curtsy to accept, and so on. They're a more educated lot, and live comfortably enough to act more particularly.
The royal courts had to develop a system of social conduct so parties, which they had very often, would be pleasant and harmonious.
Etiquette actually came from the Old French word "estiquette," which means ticket, a reference to small cards with written instructions on the proper way to behave in an event. Manners were developed for practical reasons at a time when personal interaction was more imperative.
But today, we see families not talking at the dinner table, because everyone's on his/her smartphone. A teenager would chat his sibling up on Facebook instead of going to the next bedroom to talk face to face. Two people converse without looking at each other, because they're simultaneously checking Instagram.
Indeed, the previous generations are quick to condemn this behavior. But then, they didn't have the distractions we do.
Young people are rude the same way people in New York tend to be rude: they don't mean it, they just live in such a fast-paced world.
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Technology dissolves the notion of "class." Though the rich and the poor today are still a world apart, the gap between them is seemingly narrowing down, thanks to technology.
Technology is becoming cheaper and more available. Cigarette vendors have smartphones. A truck driver and a CEO use the same Google. Anyone can tweet Obama.
Even the traditional lines between sexes are blurred. Because of technology, today's young are very much exposed, hence liberal and gender-fluid. Heck, men wear skinny jeans and short shorts now! They don't pay for women's drinks at the bar anymore. They seldom open the door or pull out the chair for them. It's not necessarily because they're jerks, they just treat women like equals.
Women, who are now as exposed and educated as men, are beginning to enjoy the same privileges in the workplace. They're in high-impact positions in government, legislation and corporate management. They may feel like dressing and acting as liberally as they want because they can finally afford to. They have their own place in the world, unlike the French women in the 18th-century parties. Judge a girl bragging about her Chanel online and she won't care. She probably paid for it. Of course, she'll flaunt it.
The Internet also blurs the line between the smart and the stupid, and today the two forcibly coexist in social media networks. One misinformed post, and people will think you're ignorant. Argue with a kid about something and he'll pull a "You're wrong, I Googled it!" on you, he may never listen to you again.
Some idiot may beat you in an online debate because he researched more quickly than you, and even if you looked more intimidating and spoke better, people wouldn't know that in an online forum. Credibility has become vague.
From etiquette to ethics
Class and manners are an outdated argument. In an era of intangible interaction, it's not a matter of etiquette anymore, but of ethics.
Etiquette and "acting with class" have evolved from being an obligatory formality to a personal choice. It's not about being well-mannered, but simply being kind. You say "thank you" or hold the door out for someone not because you have to, but because it is the right thing to do.
A woman must keep her goods private not out of modesty (which I think is sexist), but because of temperance.
Jablow criticizes the flamboyant, immodest behavior of the young on social media when posting photos. But what I love most about my generation is that we are tolerant, hence our support for gender and racial equality and our disapproval of human rights violations, such as bullying.
If a girl wants to look like a slut in that bikini-clad, duck-faced selfie, I say let her. What's with the hate? There are "Block" and "Hide" buttons for that now.
We care less about what our peers wear and more about what our peers are contributing to the community. A typical millennial, for example, would condemn a polite, modest-wearing but corrupt politician more than a provocatively clothed environmental advocate.
If a woman goes to church in a sheer top and a leopard-print bra, of course she'll be deemed the town tramp. The key is to wear these clothes in the right place at the right time. And in an era of healthier diets, various workouts and very erratic weather due to global warming (which, by the way, isn't our fault), less clothing—less, not skanky—does not seem too inappropriate. Again, it's all about ethics and what's appropriate.
The situation can be seen from a proactive perspective. Our consumerist appreciation of luxury brands isn't always materialistic, it can also denote ambition and aspiration. It's not always "if they can have it, I can have it too," but maybe "someday, I will have it too," to motivate people to work harder.
We should stop judging people by their selfies, mannerisms and first impressions, but by their ideas, intellect and involvement in the community. Our generation may be narcissistic, but it is also broad-minded and visionary, and in my opinion, that's more noteworthy.
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Helmer makes ambitious 'Adjustment'
Director George Nolfi admits he was "courting disaster" when he decided to shoot his ambitious "The Adjustment Bureau" in New York City.
Director George Nolfi admits he was "courting disaster" when he decided to shoot his ambitious "The Adjustment Bureau" in New York City.
With four diverse entries bowing wide this weekend, led by Paramount's toon "Rango" at 3,917 locations, industryites hope more multiplex traffic will start to turnaround the box office's recent slump.
Questions of predestination and free will are intriguingly posed and clunkily answered in "The Adjustment Bureau."
There was plenty of love at the world premiere of Universal's "The Adjustment Bureau," held Valentine's Day at the Ziegfeld in New York City.
Anthony Mackie ("The Hurt Locker") has been cast in "The Adjustment Bureau," MRC's sci-fi thriller for Universal with Matt Damon and Emily Blunt starring, and George Nolfi directing from his own…
Emily Blunt has landed the female lead in "Adjustment Bureau," joining Matt Damon in the George Nolfi-directed science fiction thriller adapted from the Philip K. Dick short story.
While Universal Pictures waits for the next installment in the "Bourne" franchise, the studio has stepped up to secure Matt Damon's next film.
Studios that are trying to fill 2010 release slates are weighing spec packages that would give them either an Adam McKay-directed action comedy starring Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg, or a drama…


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Colleagues in the Stirling Law School are highly-regarded specialists in their areas of research and teaching and publish widely in scholarly books and leading academic journals. Law School research also has an impact beyond academia by contributing to policy development and the law-making process. Our research specialisms are in Commercial Law; Scots Private Law; Family and Child Law; Public Law; European Law; Employment and Trade Union Law; Discrimination Law and "Hate" Offences; Human Rights Law; Environmental Law; Energy Law; Competition Law; Entertainment and Sports Law; Legal Philosophy; and Arbitration and Dispute Resolution. We have a strong, collegiate and supportive research environment and a regular programme of visiting speakers and staff research seminars.


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Scandinavian settlers settled extensively in the north and east of England towards the end of the C9th. Those on the east coast were primarily Danes. There were those of Scandinavian origin on the north west coast. They had come over from Ireland where they had been settled for about a century. These were of Norwegian origin but brought with them a language heavily influenced by the Irish.
The Scandinavians did not have such a large impact on Britain as the Anglo-Saxons had done. Put simply, they were not here long enough to make a real mark and many place names that it can be assumed they introduced have been lost to others. The names that did/do exist were restricted to areas under 'Danelaw' – which was the area to the north and east of Watling Street. Place names that have a clear Scandinavian origin can be found in the old East and North Ridings of Yorkshire, the Lake District, Cheshire, the East Midlands and east Anglia.
The most common termination used in Scandinavian place names was '-by', which referred to a village. The Scandinavians frequently just tacked on 'by' to a village that already had a place name. Therefore, it is not unusual to have a combination of Old English with a Scandinavian termination. Utterby is Lincolnshire is one such place. The 'by' stands for village. The 'utter' comes from the Old English 'uttera', which stands for remote. Therefore to the Vikings this was 'the remote village'. Selby means 'the village with willows', Linby means 'the village with lime trees and Thrimby 'thorn-bush village'.
The first part of a place names was descriptive of something in that village. 'Kirk' is a reference to a church, so Kirkby means 'a village with a church' – a common enough village name in areas under Danelaw. A village with a cross in it would be called 'Crosby'.
Areas where one man was more important that others also exist. Oadby in Leicestershire would refer to Oad's village. Grimsby refers to Grim's village – Grim being a common Scandinavian name.
Other names refer to a person who lived in a village – Prestby referred to priest who lived in that village.
The Scandinavians also differentiated between other people in area where they lived. Ingleby referred to 'the village of the English' while Normanby referred to 'the Norwegians village'.
The Scandinavians also used 'thorp' in their place names. Thorpe meant a 'secondary village' or a village of lesser importance when compared to another nearby village. It was usually used with the name of the larger nearby village. Scotton Thorpe (in the old West Riding in Yorkshire) would have meant the small settlement near Scotton. Directions were also used with thorpe so that Westhorpe referred to the smaller settlement to the west of the larger one. Thorpe was also used in other ways that are self-explanatory – Newthorpe, Woodthorpe and Bishopthorpe are good examples of these.
Names, nicknames and titles could also prefix 'thorpe' as in Countesthorpe and Bromkinsthorpe (one with brown skin in the lesser village). The Normans continued with this particular practice after 1066.
The Scandinavians also used 'thwaite' with a degree of frequency. It meant 'clearing in a forest, meadow or paddock'. This was usually preceded with either a reference to the size of the field/area it was in (Langthwaite means 'long clearing' while Smaithwaite means 'small clearing') or the nearness of certain types of trees such as Applethwaite and Thornthwaite. Some had rather more obscure meanings such as Linethwaite, which means 'flax clearing'.
In some cases, Scandinavian names have been mixed with other meanings – though Old English is the most common. Scandinavian Christian names have been used in conjunction with 'tun' (or 'ton') so that Thurmaston means the farm/village/homestead of Thormond – Scandinavian name with an Old English termination.
The Vikings also used social titles to make place names. Jarl (nobleman), hold (yeoman) and dreng (free tenant) can all be found in place names – Yarlside means 'a jarl's mountain pasture' while Drinhoe in Yorkshire means 'a free tenant's mound'.
The Scandinavians who settled in Ireland and then colonised the northwest of England brought with them a language that was heavily influenced by Irish. Therefore, a number of northwest place names have a clear Irish influence. This is true of Mosser in Cumbria, which means 'near a mossy bog' while Stephney means' stout poles'. Whereas on the east coast a name came as a prefix, on the northwest coast it was used as a termination. Kirkandrews ('the church of Andrew' almost certainly would have been Andrewskirk on the east coast. Kirkoswald ('church by the wood') may well have been Waldokirk
"Viking Place Names". HistoryLearningSite.co.uk. 2014. Web.


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Quote of the day.
"Bottom line, I'm more disturbed now than I was before."Sen. Lindsey O. Graham (S.C.) on meeting with Susan Rice about her comments following the Sept. 11 attack on the U.S. mission in Benghazi, Libya.
(Washington Post [6])
1. Senate Dems divided over cuts to benefit programs.
Deep divisions among Senate Democrats over whether cuts to popular benefit programs like Medicare and Medicaid should be part of a plan to slow the government's mushrooming debt pose a big obstacle to a deal for avoiding a potentially economy-crushing "fiscal cliff," even if Republicans agree to raise taxes.
2. Obama pushes tax agenda, Congress in stand-off.
President Barack Obama on Tuesday launched a public relations push for his bid to raise taxes on wealthy Americans, but U.S. lawmakers remained deadlocked over dramatic, year-end tax increases and spending cuts known as the "fiscal cliff."
(Chicago Tribune [8])
3. Egyptian Christians sentenced to death for Islam film.
A Cairo court on Wednesday sentenced to death seven Egyptian Christians tried in absentia for participating in an anti-Islam video that was released on the Internet in September and prompted violent protests in Muslim countries.
(Chicago Tribune [9])
4. Competing immigration reform efforts begin.
Even as Republicans in the House and Senate begin efforts to pass narrow immigration bills in the lame-duck session, closed-door negotiations have begun over how to accomplish a much broader package of immigration reforms next year.
(LA Times [10])
5. M23 rebels ignore deadline to give up control of Goma, Congo.
Rebels who seized the eastern city of Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo ignored a deadline set by regional leaders to leave and instead spelled out a long list of demands Tuesday. Officials immediately rejected the conditions set by the M23 rebels, which included the release of political prisoners. The Congolese army threatened military action to take back Goma.
(LA Times [11])
6. Egypt mass protests challenge Islamist president.
More than 200,000 people thronged Cairo's central Tahrir Square, protesting against Egypt's Islamist president Tuesday in an opposition show of strength, as the standoff over Mohammed Morsi's assertion of near-absolute powers escalated into the biggest challenge yet to his and the Muslim Brotherhood's rule.
7. 2012 expected to be ninth warmest year on record.
This year is likely to be the ninth warmest on record, with global temperatures in 2012 cooler than the average for the past decade owing to the effects of La Niña weather patterns early in the year. So far this year, the current world average global temperature is 14.45 degrees celcius, which is between one-tenth and a 0.5 degree celcius higher than the 1961 to 1990 average.
(Guardian [13])
8. Sunni leaders gaining clout in Mideast.
For years, the United States and its Middle East allies were challenged by the rising might of the so-called Shiite crescent, a political and ideological alliance backed by Iran that linked regional actors deeply hostile to Israel and the West. But uprising, wars and economics have altered the landscape of the region, paving the way for a new axis to emerge, one led by a Sunni Muslim alliance of Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey.
(New York Times [14])
9. Bombings are said to kill dozens near Syria's capital.
Syrian state media said on Wednesday that 34 people and possibly many more had died in twin car bombings in a suburb populated by minorities only a few miles from the center of Damascus, the capital, as the civil war swirls from north to south claiming ever higher casualties. One estimate by the government's opponents put the death toll at 47.
(New York Times [15])
10. BP suspended from new U.S. government contracts.
The British oil company BP Plc and its affiliates have been suspended from new contracts with the U.S. government due to the criminal charges in the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said on Wednesday.
(Reuters [16])
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Most Anticipated Games: E3 2010 Edition
By Dziggy 2 Comments
Well, it's been a couple weeks since E3 2010 has ended, and the excitement around the event and its announcements is starting to die down. I know you've probably seen several lists and what-not similar to this already, but I'm hoping I can get one more in before we officially move on. So, let's get right to it! My top five games from E3 2010 are:
#5 - Goldeneye 007
An all-time favorite game for nearly every gamer who was around to experience this masterpiece. I was expecting them to re-release the original game eventually, but building onto it, improving it, and adding online multiplayer? This was definitely a surprise, and I am very excited to see what they've done with the game. Working on a game like this means peoples' expectations will be very high, as they should be. I just hope they were very careful not to mess up any of the elements that made this a nearly perfect game so many years ago.
#4 - Driver: San Francisco
Although the last couple Driver games weren't too successful, back when Driver 2 was released, it was the only game of it's kind. Back then, it was fun to pop that game in, steal whatever car you wanted to, and drive around the city. The story was weak, so the main attraction was the free-roam driving (this was before the Grand Theft Auto, and other similar games, took over). It'll take a lot more to impress gamers today, but it looks like they've figured that out. I'm very glad to see they've focused on making the main attraction, once again, on the driving, and really tried to make that aspect alone stand out from other games, be original, and yet still fun.
#3 - Donkey Kong Country Returns
When I was a kid, the Donkey Kong Country games were my favorite games. I still love playing the old DKC games, and have been hoping to see an announcement for another Donkey Kong game ever since Donkey Kong 64 (albeit not Donkey Konga). I was very surprised, and even more excited, when I saw this game announced at E3 2010. I can't wait to try this game out!
#2 - The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword
As we all know, even to this day The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is still considered, by a large portion of gamers, to be one of the best, if not the best game ever made. Ever since then, I haven't been a huge fan of the Zelda games. Majora's Mask was very complex, Wind Waker was too cartoonish for me to get into, and I didn't really like transforming into a wolf in Twilight Princess. I'm hoping Nintendo is done experimenting with those kinds of things, and will return to what made Ocarina of Time so great.
#1 - Portal 2
If you haven't already, I highly recommend checking out some of the recent videos for this game, which show off some of the new puzzles and challenges Valve are testing for this game. It's really quite impressive how much they've improved what made the first game so great, and I am very excited to learn more about this game as we approach the release date in 2011.


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