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Unless it's an extra long gestation, you don't have to necessarily wait that long. I took all of my children as babies. True, they can't do everything. And true, they won't really remember the early trips, but it's still memories for you and your husband. You may just have to enjoy other aspects of the park, such as peaceful walks along Rivers of America with the stroller, and window shopping on Main Street, listening to music, enjoying the shade under a tree. Just please, don't hit too many people's ankles with the stroller.
I would like to take them as a baby, but seeing as how we're out of state, trips get really expensive. We may just take a mommy and daddy only trip, or maybe get my parents to go so we can have some time just the two of us or taking turns on rides. I'm sure I'll break down and bring them along if only to document them being there, we'll just have to see how life goes!
I'm putting a cattle guard on my stroller, and hitting all the other stroller pushers who have run me over!
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Cool list Kelly You rock!
Why, thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!!
I'm getting so antsy to go on my next trip and mark more items off of my list... less than 2 months to go!
This is a great list Kelly - so many things I never knew about! In all of my trips, I STILL haven't done the Tiki Room. I can't seem to convince my boyfriend to get in there - any pointers? I've also (shamefully) never done Casey Jr or the Storybook Canal Boats... Or bought Dole Whip...
I'm so happy you found some things you haven't heard before! It's all thanks to the members in this great community.
Well, my strategy for getting the hubs to go into things he doesn't want to do (luckily he loves the Tiki Room) is to say "Let's just try it once, and if it sucks we won't do it again".
That's how I got him on Casey, Jr. and Storybook Canal Boats. Neither of us enjoyed them very much, but I know some who love it, so it's worth a shot either way!
Dole Whip is really refreshing. If you get one, definitely get it from the Tiki Room side while you're waiting for the show. The line is usually shorter, but you'll also get some distraction from the mini show that occurs in the waiting area before the show begins.
Let me know if you have any more questions!! I know I or any other members who wander through are happy to give advice and opinions!
I don't know if anyone even reads this anymore, but I'm excited that our next trip is only days away!! Any last minute additions/recommendations??
I can't believe it's been more than 4 months since our last trip.
Whoa, this is quite a list! I skimmed through everything but I'm not sure if this was mentioned (or if you've already done it already), but what about the secret Pet Cemetery at the Haunted Mansion? That's something I've yet to do!
You might've done it already but just in case since not a lot of people do it, but what about the Sleeping Beauty Walkthrough?
Or how about touching the top of the Golden Apple in front of the Snow White attraction and see what happens?
That's all I can think of right now. Hopefully there's at least one thing in my list that you haven't experienced yet. Anyways, have a great trip! Can't wait to hear about it!
Actually, I haven't seen the secret pet cemetery! Unfortunately, HM is closed while I'm there due to the holiday overlay. Totally adding that to the list, though, for future use! Thank you!
You'll have to see about getting the HM Honorary Guest certificate (as posted recently) as well, once it reopens. Unlimited fastpass rides all day on the HM? Heaven.
Peter Pan: "You know, your hair is on fire."
Me: "Yes. It happened after a recent trip to Neverland."
Peter Pan: "Well, you can dunk your head in the pond behind us, if you want."
Lost Child of Neverland since 1996.
~Favorite Hero: Peter Pan. Favorite Villian:Malificent.Favorite Ride: The Haunted Mansion.~
Shrunken Ned is glad you visited him. You should visit me, Tilly, or my bff Esmeralda at the Penny Arcade.
You should also memorize the whole Fantasmic! show like I have. Maybe find all of the hidden mickeys. Ride Big Thunder Mountain Railroad at night (I know its closed).
If you love Disneyland, read my stories in the link below. Us animatronics come to life when the park closes
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Watch: Wrestling Insider | CMU vs. Buffalo on CMU Sports Zone
MOUNT PLEASANT - Central Michigan begins the final week of the regular season by hosting Buffalo Sunday at 2 p.m. at McGuirk Arena.
Sunday's dual is the first of three in seven days at McGuirk Arena to close the dual meet schedule. The Chippewas welcome Eastern Michigan and Kent State to Mount Pleasant next week.
Buffalo enters Sunday's dual 8-7 overall, 1-2 in the MAC following a 20-12 win over Eastern Michigan on Wednesday. Mark Lewandowski (157 pounds) and John-Martin Cannon (165) scored bonus points for the Bulls, who won six of the dual's 10 bouts.
Junior 133-pounder Kevin Smith leads Buffalo in wins with a 30-10 overall mark, while senior Desi Green is ranked 14th nationally at 149 pounds with a 26-4 overall mark.
CMU's two-match winning streak was snapped at Ohio Friday night. The loss was just the third for the Chippewas (5-8 overall, 1-1 MAC) against a MAC opponent since the 1998-99 season. Junior 133-pounder Scotti Sentes , who leads the team in victories and pins, improved to 24-6 overall with his eighth pin of the season at Ohio.
Sunday's dual will be streamed live on the CMU Sports Zone (subscription rates apply). CMU's Matchday Central page will be active on Sunday with probable lineups and scoring updates throughout the dual.The Series:* CMU is 15-0 all-time against Buffalo, including 12-0 since the Bulls joined the MAC in 1998. The Chippewas won at Buffalo last season, 35-3.
The Matchup: Probable lineups for Sunday's dual (rankings according to InterMat):
Weight * No. 17 Central Michigan * * * Buffalo * 125 * Christian Cullinan (13-11) * * * Sean Walton (16-19)
* 133 * No. 11 Scotti Sentes (24-6) * * * Kevin Smith (30-10)
* 141 * Scott Mattingly (13-22) * * * Chris Conti (5-1)
* 149 * Donnie Corby (19-13) * * * No. 14 Desi Green (26-4)
* 157 * Ryan Cubberly (5-8)
* * * Mark Lewandowski (26-11)
* 165 * No. 17 Mike Miller (4-3) or Eric Cubberly (19-13)
* * * John-Martin Cannon (23-16) * 174 * No. 7 Ben Bennett (22-5) * * * Ron Majerus (6-10)
* 184 * Chad Friend (2-13) * * * Jimmy Hamel (28-17) * 197 * Craig Kelliher (12-20) * * * Josh Peters (17-14) * 285 * No. 2 Jarod Trice (20-3) * * * Brett Correll (19-14)
* In the Rankings: CMU is ranked 17th in the InterMat poll and 25th in the NWCA/USA Today poll this week. Buffalo is not ranked in either poll. The InterMat team rankings are based on InterMat's individual weight class rankings, while the NWCA/USA Today poll is voted on by a nationwide pool of head coaches.
Four Chippewas and one Bull are ranked in the top 20 nationally in InterMat's weight class rankings.
Central Michigan * * * Buffalo * * Scotti Sentes (11th, 133 pounds) * * * Desi Green (14th, 149 pounds)
* * Mike Miller (17th, 165 pounds) * * *
* * Ben Bennett (7th, 174 pounds) * * *
* * Jarod Trice (2nd, 285 pounds) * * *
* * CMU vs. the MAC: The Chippewas have won 63 of their last 66 conference duals dating back to the 1998-99 season. CMU has won 11 of the last 12 MAC titles and nine straight conference tournament championships.
Fearsome Threesome: Scotti Sentes , Ben Bennett and Jarod Trice are a combined 31-6 in dual meets this season and have combined to score 121 dual meet points, 56.5 percent of CMU's total of 214 points in 13 duals. Sentes is 10-3 in duals with a team-leading 46 points, Bennett is 11-2 with 39 points and Trice is 10-1 with 36 points.
Chippewas Win 10th Straight Over Michigan State: CMU's 19-18 win at Michigan State on Jan. 21 was its 10th consecutive victory over the Spartans dating back to 2001. The victory evened the all-time series at 13-13. The Chippewas have won 13 of their last 14 duals against in-state opponents.
Bennett Continues Winning Streak: Sophomore Ben Bennett 's loss at Ohio last week snapped a string of 12 victories in 13 matches for the 174-pounder who is now 22-5 overall, including 11-2 in dual meets. Bennett leads the team in dual victories and is second in overall victories. Four of his five losses have been to an opponent who has been ranked No. 1 nationally at 174 pounds this season.
Trice Takes on the Top 10: Junior heavyweight Jarod Trice closed the Chippewas' dual with Michigan with a 5-3 decision over Ben Apland. Trice had been defeated by Apland by the same score in the semifinals at the Cliff Keen Invitational. Trice, ranked No. 2 nationally at heavyweight, is 4-4 against opponents in this week's InterMat top 10 following, including a 3-1 exhibition loss to No. 5 Ryan Flores (American) at the NWCA All-Star Classic.
Top of the Tournament: Scotti Sentes (133 pounds), Ben Bennett (174) and Jarod Trice (heavyweight) combined for seven top-three finishes at the Body Bar Invitational, Cliff Keen Invitational and Midlands Championships. Sentes won the Body Bar and was third at Midlands, Bennett finished runner-up at all three events and Trice was third at the Cliff Keen and runner-up at Midlands.
Three Earn First MAC Wins: Three different Chippewas have earned their first career MAC dual victories this season. Sophomore Christian Cullinan (125 pounds) and redshirt freshman Craig Kelliher (197 pounds) posted wins in the Chippewas' 21-13 win at Northern Illinois, while junior Chad Friend (184 pounds) claimed his first conference victory in CMU's 21-17 loss at Ohio.
Trice Travels the World: Junior heavyweight Jarod Trice has competed in a pair of events outside of CMU's schedule this season. In October, Trice placed eighth in Greco-Roman at the University World Championships in Italy. He was the highest placing American in Greco-Roman at the event. In November, Trice represented CMU at the NWCA All-Star Classic in Fresno, Calif. American's Ryan Flores scored a third-period takedown to defeat Trice, 3-1.
Chippewas Open New Practice Facility: CMU celebrated the new year by moving into its new practice facility at the CMU Events Center. Built as part of the Events Center construction project, the new practice room has space for three full mats and fitness equipment. The practice room is just steps away from the competition floor in McGuirk Arena. [View photos of the new practice room. ]
"During dual meets our guys will be able to warm up in the wrestling room and then run from the wrestling room, where they?re comfortable, right into the arena to wrestle a match," Borrelli said. "That is a perfect situation that not many other programs in the country have."
CMU Adds Four During Early Signing Period: Four high school student-athletes signed a National Letter of Intent to join the Chippewas for the 2011-12 season, including three of the top-60 ranked recruits in the country. Ty Davis (141 pounds), Zach Horan (133), Joey Kielbasa (157) and Devin Pommerenke (285) committed to CMU during the early signing period. Horan (No. 16), Kielbasa (No. 59) and Pommerenke (No. 42) are ranked among the top 60 recruits nationally by InterMat. The group was ranked as the No. 13 recruiting class in the country by W.I.N. Magazine. [Read Full Recruiting Class Release ]
Coming Up: Sunday's dual is the first of three consecutive MAC duals at McGuirk Arena to close the regular season. After Sunday's match the Chippewas host Eastern Michigan (Feb. 17) and Kent State (Feb. 20).

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SEPT. 29, 2006--UW-River Falls textile art student Tracy Herlache of Lake Elmo, Minn. was awarded Honorable Mention at the Schaht Student Showcase: A Juried Exhibit of Woven Textiles for her tapestry "Fall Veins." The showcase ran from June 25-30 and was held at Kendall College in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Herlache's piece is one of fifty chosen for the exhibition, which featured entries in three categories: wall hanging, functional and sculptural. The Schaht Student Showcase is open to all students currently enrolled in U.S. fiber arts programs and aims to create a better awareness of the next generation of weavers and explore the direction in which handweaving is moving as well as raise the profile of textile art students and the schools they attend, and to create an important dialogue with the weaving community and the general public.
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Canadian Pacific's Chief Executive Officer, E. Hunter Harrison, to address Credit Suisse Global Industrials Conference in New York.
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Canadian Pacific's Chief Executive Officer, E. Hunter Harrison, to address Credit Suisse Global Industrials Conference in New York.12:01 EST Tuesday, November 19, 2013
CALGARY, Nov. 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ - Mr. E. Hunter Harrison, Chief Executive Officer, Canadian Pacific (TSX: CP) (NYSE: CP), will address the Credit Suisse Global Industrials Conference on Thursday, December 5, 2013 at 1:15 p.m. Eastern time.
There will be a live audio webcast of Mr. Harrison's presentation. Replays of the webcast, as well as the presentation materials, will be available in the Investor section of CP's website at: www.cpr.ca.
About Canadian Pacific Canadian Pacific (TSX:CP)(NYSE:CP) is a transcontinental railway in Canada and the United States with direct links to eight major ports, including Vancouver and Montreal, providing North American customers a competitive rail service with access to key markets in every corner of the globe. CP is a low-cost provider that is growing with its customers, offering a suite of freight transportation services, logistics solutions and supply chain expertise. Visit www.cpr.ca to see the rail advantages of Canadian Pacific.
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FMLY Fest assembles dozens of musicians for DIY weekend
By Emily Eveland
Hollow Boys embrace the dark on third album
By Sarah Stanley-Ayre
10 Thousand Sounds 2014: Behind the bands
By CP Staff
Black Market Brass delivers hip-shaking funk rhythms
By Zach McCormick
For the Love brings hip-hop festivities to Lowertown
By Jack Spencer
Kitty Cat Klub hosts Tourniquet Noise series
By Sarah Stanley-Ayre
Max Gremillion steps into the spotlight
By Rob van Alstyne
The world of Howler's sophomore album
By Zach McCormick
Also in February: A series of benefits spring up for Grant Hart, the Hüsker Dü drummer-turned-solo songwriter, after he loses many of his possessions in a house fire; wildly popular dance night Get Cryphy celebrates two years of parties in the Record Room; improvisational hardcore collective Marijuana Deathsquads head to L.A. to play their first coastal residency (they also take up the Bowery Electric in NYC for the month of October) and work on their first album; Lady Gaga discontinues her deal to distribute Born This Way exclusively through Target after the Minnesota-based company donates money to action group MN Forward and, by proxy, notoriously anti-gay gubernatorial candidate Tom Emmer.
Volcano Choir, the side project of Justin Vernon of Bon Iver and the members of Milwaukee's Collections of Colonies of Bees, play their only Twin Cities show (and one of only two shows they've ever played in the U.S.) at the Cedar. That same night, Doomtree's Sims and Jacksonville-born rapper Astronautalis perform a sold-out show across the street at the Triple Rock, and the reception is so positive that it convinces Astro that he should leave his temporary home in Seattle and shack up in the Twin Cities. "That night was the nail in the coffin," he tells us when he makes the move in June. "I had been talking about it for a while, but the next day was when I started looking for apartments."
Beloved Nye's Polonaise Room staple Ruth Adams passes away at the age of 79. Known as the smiling accordinist for house regulars the World's Most Dangerous Polka Band, Adams had appeared everywhere from The Daily Show to a parade scene in Drop Dead Gorgeous in addition to holding down a tri-weekly gig at Nye's, and was a defining character of northeast Minneapolis. Adams and her band averaged 60 to 70 songs a night, for two to three nights a week for 35 years, meaning her fingers played likely more than 200,000 songs for fans at Nye's.
In the same month, former Bash & Pop bassist Kevin Foley passes away unexpectedly in his sleep at the age of 52. Foley's death comes just two years after the equally sudden death of his brother, Steve, a late-career Replacements drummer who was Kevin's bandmate in Bash & Pop alongside 'Mats bassist Tommy Stinson. When Stinson comes to town to play solo shows in May and November, his rendition of Bash & Pop's best-known single, "Friday Night Is Killing Me," is easily the highlight of both sets.
More March madness: Gayngs play their last show in Minneapolis and head out on their last tour before breaking up to focus on other projects; and Minnesota ups its presence at the South by Southwest music festival once again, with twice as many bands chosen to play official showcases as in 2010—making it damn near impossible to wander the fest without bumping into a familiar face from the homeland.
Longtime Twin Cities songwriter Tim Mahoney makes his nationally televised debut as a contenstant on NBC's The Voice. The show's gimmick is that the judges listen to the contestants with their backs turned. In the first episode, when judge Adam Levine swivels around to see Mahoney standing in front of him, he laughs and says, "So it's gonna get a little weird for a second ... I thought you were a chick." The two laugh it off and Levine becomes Mahoney's vocal coach on the show, but he is eliminated a few episodes later.
Craig Finn returns home to play a rare solo show as part of MPR's Wits series, where he appears as the musical guest at a show that features Fargo-born writer Chuck Kloseterman. Finn seizes the opportunity to debut three brand-new songs, then spends the summer in Austin, Texas, laying down the tracks for his first solo record. Clear Heart Full Eyes is due out January 24.
Pachyderm Studios, best known as the recording site of Nirvana's final studio album, In Utero, as well as the place where dozens of local bands holed up in the early- to mid-'90s to record their work, shows up on an Edina Realty website. The four-bedroom, five-bathroom house and the six-acre Canon Falls property are sold for about $300K. By the end of the year, a website promising the "future of Pachyderm" is up, and Gay Witch Abortion report that they are headed to the studio to record with engineer John Kuker.
Other notable moments: The Current debuts its new 24-hour all-Minnesota-music streaming service the Local Current; the Twin Cities celebrates its biggest Record Store Day yet; Rogue Valley perform their final of four seasonal CD-release shows and embark on a national tour in the fall; and unbeknownst to fans, Hildur Victoria release their final album as a band, with singer Margaret Lane leaving the group a few months later to pursue other projects.
Adding insult to injury, the Twins' dramatic, disappointing baseball season is made all the more painful when the organization removes longtime music director Kevin Dutcher, who was with the team from 2000 up until last year's inaugural season in the new stadium, and replaces him with 96.3 NOW programming assistant Dan Edwards. Local music programming is quickly phased out in favor of Auto-Tuned club mixes, much to the chagrin of area artists who once had the chance of receiving some airplay in the stadium.
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PORTLAND January is National Radon Action Month and health experts are reminding homeowners to test for this naturally occurring poisonous gas that could be seeping into your home.
Radon technician Steve Blakesman knows every home has radon in it, but knowing how much is the key.
Even in the outside air ... you always find some radon, Blakesman said on a recent home inspection. There really is no safe level. It's all sort of a continuum of risk.
The risk comes from uranium in the soil and underneath your home.
Uranium breaks down into radon and the house acts like a vacuum and draws uranium up inside, said Steve Tucker of Cascade Radon.
The only way to know how much might be inside your home is to test for it. You can hire a company like Cascade Radon for about $150 or pay $15 for your own test kit.
Resources: Order a radon kit here
If you own a home the American Lung Association wants you to at least use a home test kit. They said cancer caused by radon takes 250 lives in Oregon each year.
The thing about radon is it s the leading cause of lung cancer among nonsmokers and the second leading cause among smokers, said Tiffany Besler of the American Lung Association.
Charcoal in the kit is used to absorb radon over a few days. After that you mail the kit in to a lab for analysis.
Experts said as many as one in four properties in the metro area could have high radon levels.
Now is a good time to test your home.
Really the fall and winter months are the best time to test because the heat is running and your windows are closed up, Besler said.
Like the weather, the radon in the soil is changing all the time. The lung association said it s important to test once a year.
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Fresh Coriander And Ginger Chutney
10 Aug 2011
|Virgin olive oil
|30 Milliliter (2 Tablespoon)
|Spanish onions
|2 Pound, skinned, chopped (900 Gram)
|3 Clove (15 gm), skinned, chopped
|Root ginger
|1 Ounce, coarsely grated (25 Gram)
|Green chili
|1 , seeded and chopped
|Coriander leaves
|8 Ounce, roughly chopped (Leaves And Stems, 225 Grams)
|Freshly squeezed lemon juice
|30 Milliliter (2 Tablespoon)
|15 Milliliter (1 Level Tablespoon)
|Caster sugar
|30 Milliliter (2 Level Tablespoon)
1. Pour the olive oil into a shallow heatproof dish and microwave on HIGH for 1 minute. Add the onions, garlic and ginger. Microwave, covered with cling film or a lid, on HIGH for 6 minutes, stirring halfway through cooking time.
2. Put the chopped chilli and coriander into a food processor or blender. Spoon in the hot mixture and add the lemon juice, salt and sugar. Process until blended (chopped but not pureed) for about 30 seconds, no longer.
3. Spoon into hot sterilized jars. Cover, seal and label and store in the refrigerator or in a cool, dark place. Use within a few weeks.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Side Dish
Preparation Time:15 Minutes
Cook Time:15 Minutes
Ready In:30 Minutes
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Who will make the 2013 British & Irish Lions Test team?
As the home nations embark on their autumn Test campaigns this weekend, there is already plenty at stake with selection issues to resolve and countries hoping to cement their place in the world rankings ahead of the 2015 World Cup draw.
But for many of the individual players on view, there is a powerful, additional incentive to do well.
This is a season with a British and Irish Lions tour at the end of it, the pinnacle of achievement for players from these isles fortunate enough to make the squad, or - even better - the Test team.
British and Irish Lions Tests v Australia in 2013
22 June: 1st Test - Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
29 June: 2nd Test - Etihad Stadium, Melbourne
6 July: 3rd Test - ANZ Stadium, Sydney
And for Lions head coach Warren Gatland, the six-month process of whittling down his options before naming a squad in late April to tackle Australia in three Tests next summer begins in earnest.
While form in domestic and European competitions will also be a factor, the autumn Tests - and the Six Nations in February and March - are the two prime shop windows.
Two months into the new season, speculating about which players will be heading down under is already a popular pastime among rugby supporters.
But with the vagaries of form, injuries and selection, those perceived as 'definites', 'probables' or 'possibles' invariably changes the closer Gatland gets to finalising his touring party.
We asked four of the BBC's analysts - ex-England centre Jeremy Guscott, former Ireland hooker Keith Wood, ex-Scotland scrum-half Andy Nicol and Wales fly-half legend Jonathan Davies - to pick their likely Lions Test teams as things stand, before the autumn international series begins.
This was done on the basis that all players will be fit and available, regardless of their current state of fitness and form.
Jeremy Guscott's Lions XV: Halfpenny (Wales), Cuthbert (Wales), O'Driscoll (Ireland), Roberts (Wales), North (Wales); Sexton (Ireland), Phillips (Wales); Jenkins (Wales), Best (Ireland), A Jones (Wales), Charteris (Wales), Gray (Scotland), Ferris (Ireland), Warburton (Wales), Heaslip (Ireland).
Keith Wood's Lions XV: Halfpenny (Wales), Bowe (Ireland), J Davies (Wales), O'Driscoll (Ireland), North (Wales); Sexton (Ireland), Phillips (Wales); Jenkins (Wales), Best (Ireland), A Jones (Wales), Gray (Scotland), AW Jones (Wales), O'Brien (Ireland), Warburton (Wales), Ferris (Ireland).
Andy Nicol's Lions XV: Halfpenny (Wales), Bowe (Ireland), Tuilagi (England), Roberts (Wales), Visser (Scotland); Sexton (Ireland), Phillips (Wales); Jenkins (Wales), Hartley (England), A Jones (Wales), Gray (Scotland), Lawes (England), Ferris (Ireland), Warburton (Wales), Faletau (Wales).
Jonathan Davies's Lions XV: Kearney (Ireland), Bowe (Ireland), O'Driscoll (Ireland), Tuilagi (England), North (Wales); Sexton (Ireland), Care (England); Sheridan (England), Best (Ireland), Cole (England), AW Jones (Wales), Lawes (England), Ferris (Ireland), Tipuric (Wales), Heaslip (Ireland).
Around half of the players in each of the four teams were members of the Lions party in South Africa in 2009, where the tourists succumbed to an agonising 2-1 Test series defeat despite playing some exhilarating rugby.
The likes of Jamie Roberts, Brian O'Driscoll, Tommy Bowe, Mike Phillips, Gethin Jenkins and Adam Jones were key components of that Lions side, and may again be called on in Australia.
Only two players - Ireland fly-half Jonathan Sexton and back-row Stephen Ferris - feature in all four of our analysts' selections.
If their predictions prove correct, the Lions Test side is again likely to have a core of Welsh and Irish players as they seek a first series win since 1997.
Neither Jeremy Guscott nor Keith Wood have picked a single Englishman at this stage, while Jonathan Davies has chosen five, and Andy Nicol believes Dutch-born winger Tim Visser could become a Test Lion, with lock Richie Gray the only other Scot selected by any of the quartet.
Will that change as the season goes on?
O'Driscoll and Jones are just two of a long list of potential Lions who are out of action as the autumn Tests kick off.
Half a dozen Irishmen - O'Driscoll, Rob Kearney, Rory Best, Paul O'Connell, Stephen Ferris, Sean O'Brien - and a trio of Welshman in Jones, Dan Lydiate, Jonathan Davies, plus English hopefuls Ben Foden, Chris Ashton, Tom Croft and Dylan Hartley, and Scots such as Chris Cusiter and Joe Ansbro, are all sidelined.
In their absence, the stage is set for players not necessarily on the radar at present to emerge this autumn as potential Lions.
After each weekend of matches, and again during the 2013 Six Nations, we will highlight an individual or individuals that have enhanced their prospects of Lions recognition.
Our four analysts will then revisit their Test teams at the conclusion of the autumn programme, and again before and after the Six Nations, to see how the likely make-up of the side changes over the course of the season.
What do you make of their initial selections? And which players do you expect to come through? Let the would-be Lions roar.
Comment number 295. Posted by BristolScoton 11 Nov 2012 10:17
290...that is possibly the worst selection of them all!!! O'Connell was rubbish on the last tour, he is way past it, Marler isn't even a good international prop let alone a Lion, Robshaw is the fourth best 7 in Northern Hemisphere, Tuilagi, and Monya are not good enough...but the one that made me laugh the most was EASTER?? Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha...the worst No.8 ever to play for England!!
Comment number 294. Posted by JohnnyWALon 11 Nov 2012 10:10
i honestly don't understand why so many people are picking POC? way past his best,far to injury prone and there are more dynamic 2nd rows at every other nation, and i think D Ryan put his hand up against SA, line out functioned very well and he was a monster around the park! I also dont think BOD should go,great player no doubt, but will be 34 and has been on 3 tours already, blood some new lions!
Comment number 293. Posted by Numbnutson 11 Nov 2012 10:06
Oh how tedious reading post upon post listing teams. Utterly futile with so much rugby left to play before the squad gets selected! Welsh posters predict a team stacked with welsh, irish with irish, english with english + the celts want all celts. We have learned nothing from yesterday that we don't already know - I.e the celts can't beat SH teams. We will know more in 3 weeks.
Comment number 292. Posted by Mooseon 11 Nov 2012 09:38
1.healy 2. Best .3 a jones. 4.grey . 5 charteris. 6 ferris . 7 tipuric.8 Morgan .9 Phillips . 10 sexton 11 north 12 tualagi 13 j Davies . 14 bowe 15 Kearny
Comment number 291. Posted by lrelectricson 11 Nov 2012 07:12
290 i think you may have smoked crack before you wrote that
Comment number 290. Posted by We Ride at Dawnon 11 Nov 2012 07:07
I cant see Warburton or Roberts getting into the Lions squad. I think England and Irish forward should be dominate in squad selection.
15 Kearney or HalfPenny
14 Monye
13 Tug
11 Visser
10 Sexton
9 Phillips
8 Easter
7 Robshaw
6 Ferris (please God)
5 OConnell
4 Gray
3 Cole
2 Best
1 Marler
Comment number 289. Posted by Merrymoleon 11 Nov 2012 06:23
So on paper the Celtic players are better than England. However these same Celtic players just cannot beat Southern Hemisphere sides.
England were the only team not to lose all 3 games away in the summer (I know about Scotland was taking against the big 3) and I'm pretty sure will be the only team to have a good record and be 4th in the World in Dec. At what point does this change who to pick?
Comment number 288. Posted by mucklebagson 11 Nov 2012 05:12
I presume that all the people who want to put Roberts and Tuilagi in the centre together, do so in the knowledge that one of them can't pass, and the other won't.
Comment number 287. Posted by Jenkins_bjon 11 Nov 2012 01:06
Could really do with an app that makes this easier. Too many good players to choose from. Here goes...
15. R. Kearney
14. G. North
13. M. Tualagi
12. J.Roberts
11. T.Visser
10. T. Flood
9. M. Phillips
8. J. Heaslip
7. S. Warburton
6. S. O'Brien
5. P. O'Connell
4. R. Gray
3. A. Jones
2. R. Best
1. G. Jenkins
Comment number 286. Posted by Godderson 11 Nov 2012 00:16
1. Jenkins
2. Hartley
3. Cole
4. Parling
5. Gray
6. Ferris
7. Warbuton
8. Heaslip
9. Phillips
10. Sexton
11. Visser
12. Roberts
13. Tuilagi
14. Bowe
15. Kearney
16. Healy
17. Best
18. Brad. Davies
19. Croft
20. Youngs
21. Preistland
22. O'driscoll
23. Halfpenny
Comment number 285. Posted by spidercrabon 10 Nov 2012 23:27
15 Halfpenny
14 Cuthbert
13 Tuilagi
12 Roberts
11 North
10 Flood
9 Phillips
1 Jenkins
2 Best
3 Cole
4 Lawes
5 Gray
6 Lydiate
7 Warburton
8 Morgan
16 Ford
17 Jones
18 Marler
19 A.W. Jones
20 Croft
21 Youngs
22 Sexton
23 Kearney
24 Rees
25 Healy
26 Hartley
27 O'Connell
28 Parling
29 Davies
30 Denton
31 Haskell
32 Faletau
33 Care
34 Farrell
35 Joseph
36 Davies
37 Ashton
38 Hogg
39 Hook
40 Wade
Comment number 284. Posted by A-burt1818on 10 Nov 2012 23:25
15 - R.Kearney
14 - T.Bowe
12 - J.Roberts
11 - G.North
10 - J.Sexton
9 - M.Phillips
8 - J.Heaslip
7 - S.Warburton
6 - S. O'Brien
5 - P.O'Connell
4 - AW.Jone
3 - A.Jones
2 - R.Strauss
1 - C.Healy
Comment number 283. Posted by blakewaysbooton 10 Nov 2012 22:25
England went OK, we won't know how good until next week
Wales were poor and have been overrated by their fans and pundits
Ireland were very disappointing and needed to beat a team that played as bad as Ive ever seen them.
The lions picks are going to change a lot over the next 4 weeks and reputations are going to be made and lost.
Comment number 282. Posted by Dave Morganon 10 Nov 2012 22:22
15. Mike Brown
14. Tim Visser
13. Manu Tuilagi
12. Jamie Roberts
11. Alex Cuthbert
10. Jonny Sexton
9. Danny Care
8. Ben Morgan
7. Justin Tipuric
6. Stephen Ferris
5. Alun-Wyn Jones (c)
4. Paul O'Connell
3. Dan Cole
2. Dylan Hartley
1. Andrew Sheridan
16. Cian Healy
17. Rory Best
18. Paul James
19. Richie Gray
20. Jamie Heaslip
21. Mike Phillips
22. James Hook
23. Jon Davies
Comment number 281. Posted by Numbnutson 10 Nov 2012 22:03
Perhaps on this Remembrance weekend we should remember that it is only a game we are arguing about. Just a thought!
Comment number 280. Posted by jamesmathewon 10 Nov 2012 21:17
@david I totally agree with how you feel when it comes to having pride in the Lions. England have diluted their squad so much that their best players are all imports and unfortunately whatever English players make the Lions they will probably be from a different continent. Sadly.
Comment number 279. Posted by Asterixon 10 Nov 2012 21:17
There are plenty of good players to choose one but I worry there are not many great ones. The 2001 tour had plenty of quality but still couldn't win. S Africa in 1997 had Johnson, Hill, Dallaglio, Gibbs, Guscott, Ieuan Evans, Wood and could afford to lose Howley and win...just. Wales have the best 7s but neither is as good as Pocock. Where are the standout second rows, scrum halves?
Comment number 278. Posted by david sheppardon 10 Nov 2012 20:48
This could easily be the Lions team come tour time. Unfortunately over half the team were not born on these shores. Personally I do not have the same pride following the Lions as I have in the past. The residency rule is a joke!!!!
Comment number 277. Posted by James_10on 10 Nov 2012 20:44
273 and 275... having seen the games this weekend it is going to be a long autumn all round but i would not get exited by one from one angainst a team you have been calling a forgone conclusion, small time side etc all night! hands up wales were poor but fair play to Argentina they did play well and are becoming a strong force following there exposure to the SH sides.
Comment number 276. Posted by jamesmathewon 10 Nov 2012 20:32
After watching all 3 games this weekend. England look very good but next week will tell the truth. Wales were very bad but they will come back and Ireland's much weakened team did better then I thought. I think we have a lot of rugby to play b4 we know anything real.
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If you read the report, i7 does benefit the 295...how much is relative to what you can justify for yourself as a purchase. Certainly in some situations, an overclock in quadcores seems to boost average fps. As you mentioned, min fps has been overlooked but, still average fps is still indicative as a form of measurement...not fool proof but still.
I hear your point about all the other intricacies of benching/gaming but, coming from a q6600@3Ghz and finding 400mhz more could benefit you (as I mentioned onionmarks). More specifically, for SLI reliant situations in which the 295 is an example, I would think (if you have cash/credit to burn for a 295...) you could probably consider such things. I hope you understand what I am trying to say.
I intend to bench crysis warhead and far cry2.
I play AoC a lot and will try to bench it with Fraps...but benching consistently in AoC is a problem. You probably have rely on feel, perception more than anything else and that is always subjective
I understand what you're saying. No doubt whenever you increase the processor speed the potential for better performance is there, even if it is a GPU bound application. It depends upon the angle you are looking at. The 3 games you listed that you are going to play might all benefit from it, where the upgrade for me I'm looking at performance across the board. What I consider cost effective is more than likely different from what you might. When there is a 10% gain I don't consider that a large boost in performance. It needs to be more like a 25% gain if I were to consider replacing the processor. For the price of that CPU, it wouldn't be considered cost effective for me.
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How good a job does the Bowl Championship Series formula do at sizing up college football teams?
We rarely get around to asking that basic question because there are so many philosophical grounds on which to attack the BCS, the stand-in for the full playoff system that almost everybody would prefer to use to determine national champions.
But the question has an answer — and this year the NCAA's promoters of the BCS aren't going to like it.
Like a human handicapper, the BCS's computerized stew of experts' polls and mathematical ratings puts its reputation on the line every time two teams in its top-25 rankings play against each other. If the higher-ranked team wins, the computer is "right," and if the lower-ranked team wins, that old box of bolts is "wrong."
In the five weeks since BCS's first weekly rankings came out this season, there have been 14 games between ranked teams.
The BCS rankings have predicted the winners most of the time, going 8-6.
How does that compare to how well the two most often-quoted expert polls have done in forecasting the same 14 games?
The Associated Press (writers') rankings and the USA Today (coaches') rankings each did better than the BCS, going 9-5. The difference was Boston College's victory over Maryland on Saturday; BC was No. 20, Maryland No. 21 in both the AP and USA Today polls, while Maryland was No. 19, Boston College No. 20 in the BCS.
And get this: None of the above did as well at picking the winners of those games as the gamblers' point spreads did.
Using the final lines for those games listed at jimfeist.com, we find that the spreads went 11-2-1 at predicting the winners (Missouri's loss to Oklahoma was listed as pick-'em). The BCS missed on West Virginia's loss to Louisville (in which the spread had Louisville by one-half point), Tennessee's loss to LSU (LSU by 4), and Wake Forest's loss to Virginia Tech (Va. Tech by 1).
All of which brings up more questions: How exactly is the BCS computer helping the situation? It might not be. If the BCS isn't any more accurate than the experts, why not just use the polls and conserve decimal points? It doesn't take IBM to tell us Ohio State is the best team in the country and that USC belongs in the title game if it wins out. Why not just trust the judgment of gamblers? I guess we could have an argument about that.
Point spreads are, ultimately, determined by how the money flows, and the money comes from fans with an opinion, and those opinions seem to be sharper than the BCS computer's. So this football season say great things for humankind.
You and I are smarter than the BCS computer. That's a relief.


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I have been showing these Turk made handguns in my shop to customers for over a year and the number one response is that they can't believe how tight the slide to frame fit is and the overall quality. What really sells them is when they shoot the pistol. I must it admit that I was skeptical myself when I plunked down my money on the first one a year and a half ago, I figured well if it does not work out at least I can write if off as a business expense. That first Turk1911 led me down a path to 2 Turk 1911 both regents, a Zigana 9mm sport, a cannik tp9 -walther p99 clone, 8 more caniks-cz75 clones, Sar K-2 and ST10 and finally Sar KP2 poly framed Cz75 compact clone. Number one thing about these pistols is that they are an exceptional value ,but the most important thing is that they function perfectly and they are very accurate pistols. The canik cz clones take all my Cz mags as well they fit right in. When Bud's gets more of the Tisas 1911's and the Gisran 1911's I will pick up more of both. You won't regret your purchase. Brian/EFR
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Be realistic... do you think fellows think up nonsense to brag on a gun for the hell of it? Do all those '5' reviews at Bud's Gun Shop in KY sound like they are telling the same lie? Why is it hard to believe other countries cannot produce guns like they do guitars? All good guitar geeks know that China and Korea guitars are as good or even better than many USA guitars. CNC milling with modern machines can be done in Turke. Hell, Stoeger makes the Cougar 9mm in Turkey and it was from Beretta machines that they were made. Are you suspicious in the face of nearly uniform top ratings? Ask yourself why.
So are the superstitious guys going to ignore this man, too? When he buys multiple guns from Turkey, is it to fool somebody or propagate a fantasy? Hell, no! He's a knowledgeable shooter and businessman who recognizes value! Pay attention to those who own and handle guns and don't assume you have to by Wilson or Caspian or Ed Brown to get a good serviceable gun. A lot of men do not have but 400-600 bucks for a nice handgun.
I had a Kimber Compact Aluminum once as my 1st .45, then later the Springfield 'Loaded' and had a Sig in .45 along the way. The true full size 1911 in steel is my preference, though as a handgun I feel Glocks are most practical for carry, reliability, resale, natural shooting 'feel' (I keep the gen 3 model 19 for carry and sometimes a Walther PP in .32 (German all steel)).
To me, the TISAS appears to be a value priced, but well made gun. And I think it will be shown to hold value. Recall that Glocks were derided for years when they first arrived, but now they are the standard for polymer guns to measure up against. When I bought the 'Loaded' used, I had asked 2 experienced 1911 fans who worked at a range and at a gun shop their views. They told me skip Taurus, Kimber was overpriced and quality had fallen off, and that Smith & Wesson was nice, but Springfield offered good quality and features and service at a reasonable price. I wonder if we may be seeing the arrival of Turkish guns that are priced really well, but well made. The Stoeger 'Cougar' 9mm is an example I owned and liked a lot.
I agree with this fellow... Anyone who examined and shot a Stoeger 'Cougar' is familiar with a Turkey-made gun. I had one and it was fine. The workforce in Turkey is apparently good and it is not a backward country. I noticed that in my investment advisory services, the 'ETF' that tracks the general index of Turkish productivity is making money. Brazil, the countries like Indonesia and Thailand are similar.
It may be the case that for some time we will be able to get very well made 1911s at a modest price that will look cheap a couple of years from now. I am assuming that the federal administration does not compel confiscation. California has a bill that specifies prohibiting any firearm with a detachable magazine. Get it?
I wouldn't hesitate to buy any more Turkish guns - they are some quality stuff! I have the Beretta clone 92c and a Safir AR type shotgun - both quality guns. I am debating a Tisas or Canik next. I have yet to hear or see anything negative - quality at a great price. If you want to wait a little longer to see some history, then imo RIA is hands down the best value for a 1911 - another gun you will hear very few negative reviews about. I have a RIA commander model and a 38 super, never one problem with either of them.
I picked mine up yesterday but haven't had too much time to get to know it yet. What I did gather is that it is very nice looking. The slide is extremely tight and the spring is extremely stiff. The trigger doesn't feel great but doesn't feel bad either (please keep in mind that this is my first 1911 so I don't know what is "normal"). The sights are small but it doesn't bother me at all. The wood grips while plain are very nice though I may swap them out for something else (aluminum maybe?) if only for that fact that I don't want to stain them with oil, cleaner, etc. Speaking of oil all moving parts seem to be well oiled (very wet) from the factory and it is oil, not grease. I got some of the oil on the grip while working the safety but it did wipe right off. The saftey goes on and off probably better (easier, smoother) than any other hand gun I have. I'm not sure if that's just because of the comfortable position it's at on a 1911 platform, the craftsmanship, or both. The magazine goes into and comes out of the mag well very positivley if not slightly tight (not bad tight, good tight if that makes any sense). I'm not sure if that's the mag well, the mag, or both (or just how 1911s are). The plastic hardcase that it came in was also unexpedtedly nice for this price point (not that I wind up using them much). The one that came with my Beretta 92A1 is junk compared to this one considering the gun cost more than 1/3 less than the Beretta.
I'm looking forward to taking it apart and cleaning it sometime this weekend and then who the heck knows when I'll either have the time or the ammo (since this is my first .45 I have none yet) to go shooting. I have most of the stuff that I need to reload .45 already though and I'm amused by the possibility that I will wind up loading .45s before I have a chance to buy any at a reasonable price.


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The best thing Florida quarterback Jeff Driskel did through the first seven games this season was hold onto the football, even if it was too long at times. Driskel had just two turnovers before Saturday's debacle against Georgia. He had four against the Bulldogs, mistakes that were critical in the 17-9 loss that likely cost the eighth-ranked Gators the Southeastern Conference's Eastern Division. Driskel watched the game twice since and said Monday what everyone already knew. ''I can't turn it over four times myself,'' said Driskel, who hopes to bounce back Saturday against Missouri. ''Hopefully I got it out of my system. You've got to learn from mistakes. Got the mistakes out of the way, learn from them and try not to make the same mistakes again.'' The worst game of Driskel's career came at the worst time for Florida, which could have wrapped up a spot in the SEC title game. But it also exposed several offensive weaknesses that had been somewhat masked during the team's undef...
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53.36 Linux graphics driver freezes system when hyperthreading is enabled on Linux2.6
I'm running Linux 2.6.1 on an Abit IS7 motherboard and a Pentium 4 2,8GHz HyperThreading processor. When switching from the X Window System to the text console the system freezes if the NVidia 53.36 graphics driver is being used and HyperThreading is in use.
It will not freeze if ACPI is off and thus HyperThreading is disabled. The 46.20 driver with Linux 2.6 patch from www.minion.de does not have this problem but 53.28 driver did. I'm not using the framebuffer console but the normal text console. I tried enabling the FB console though but it didn't help. Also using acpi=ht did not help - if HT is enabled (or the system sees two CPUs) the system will freeze when switching from X to the console.
Is there any way around this other than disabling HT/SMP or downgrading to 46.20?
I'll look into this.
I have a similarish setup and all is ok
have a look thru this, just out of interest at least:
ill have a look into this later on today/tomorrow
It seems it is not an ACPI problem. At least I tried everything mentioned on that page (fixed a couple of ACPI compiler warnings but they were not relevant anyway) but it still freezes. There were some checks for Windows in the ACPI but changing the OS name didn't help either.
The graphics card is a GeForce FX 5200 card from XFX, btw.
Still freezing with Linux 2.6.2.
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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. New research comparing music conductors and non-musicians shows that both the conductors and the non-musicians tuned out their visual sense while performing a difficult hearing task. As the task became harder, however, only the non-musicians tuned out more of their visual sense, indicating that the training and experience of the conductors changed how their brains work.
The research, a joint project of Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center and the University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG) Music Research Institute, was presented today at the 37th annual meeting of the Society for Neuroscience in San Diego, Calif.
The study involved 20 conductors and 20 musically untrained subjects. The subjects were between the ages of 28-40, and the conductors had an average of more than 10 years of experience as a band or orchestra director in middle or high school.
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Imagine the difference between listening to somebody talk in a quiet room, and that same discussion in a noisy room. You dont see as much of whats going on in the noisy room. This is like closing your eyes to listen to music, said Jonathan H. Burdette, M.D., senior researcher. Burdette is an associate professor of radiology and a member of the Advanced Neuroscience Imagining Research Laboratory at Wake Forest Baptist.
While lying in an fMRI scanner, the subjects heard two tones that were clearly different (middle A and E on a music scale) but began at almost the same time, only a few thousands of a second between them. The subjects had to report which tone began first. The study was made harder by moving the tones closer together in time. The subjects we
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Wilbur Wrong Way Corrigan June 20, 2011 at 8:58 am #
Go ahead and fly it, Airbus – 'tis nothing but a minor flesh wound.
John Dodge June 20, 2011 at 9:05 am #
Truly the plane that can't get out of its own way…it's too BIG!
dopydem June 20, 2011 at 3:14 pm #
It's looking like the A-380 needs wing walkers in the ramp area to keep it from hitting other "things".
Could a cottage industry develop building A-380 wing tips?
Dave B. June 20, 2011 at 6:47 pm #
Maybe they need to develop folding wingtips (like what was originally proposed for the 777) for the Whalejet. Way too many incidents involving those massive wings.
cha cha June 20, 2011 at 9:19 pm #
ha! ha! ha! Its look alike, the dolphins can swim better even in tight spaces. Seriously, it's just too big.
SDFlight June 21, 2011 at 3:07 am #
It's to big for the "grande nation", both wing tip damages were produced either by AF or AF Ground handling…
Sven June 21, 2011 at 7:09 am #
Regarding the driver of the Fiat: he didn't have trouble parking; that's just how Parisians park. There are actually recommendations in travel guides that you don't park your car on the side of the street in Paris if you don't want it to get "bumped" out of the way.


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On May 29, in a case of first impression for that circuit, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit held that a debt collector's collection notice requiring a debtor to dispute a debt in writing violated the FDCPA's debt notice provisions, provided for in Section 1692g. Hooks v. Forman, Holt, Eliades & Ravin, LLC, No. 12-3639, 2013 WL 2321409 (2nd Cir. May 29, 2012). In so holding, the Second Circuit joined the Ninth Circuit but split from the Third Circuit, which has held that a notice imposing a written requirement does not violate the FDCPA. Here, a district court dismissed a case brought by two debtors in a putative class action against a debt collector for allegedly violating the FDCPA by including in debt notices a requirement that debt disputes be submitted in writing. On appeal, the Second Circuit held that language of Section 1692g(a)(3), which provides the basic right to dispute the debt, does not incorporate the writing requirement included specifically in other sections of 1692g. The court held that the FDCPA intentionally established a bifurcated system that allows a debtor to protect that basic right through an oral dispute, while triggering a broader set of rights by disputing a debt in writing. The court vacated a judgment of the district court and remanded for further proceedings.
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Don't-Miss Windows Tablet Stories
Microsoft's Surface RT tablets won't be upgraded to Windows 10
But Windows RT tablets will receive some sort of update with partial Windows 10 functionality.
What you missed at Microsoft's Windows 10 event in 2 minutes
Watch highlights from Microsoft's event showing off new, consumer-focused features for Windows 10. A fresh Windows 10 Preview build will hit PCs next week and phones in February.
Here's how much those 'free' Windows licenses actually cost
It's no secret that Microsoft is practically giving Windows 8.1 licenses away to tablet vendors, but now we know exactly how much the company makes.
$100 Windows tablets take dead aim at Android
HP, Toshiba and E-Fun are selling Windows tablets for under $100 with 7-inch and 8-inch screens
Dell joins the cheap Windows tablet scrum, launches the Venue 8 Pro 3000 series
The new 8-inch tablet costs twice as much as the Toshiba Encore Mini, but it comes with a better screen and double the storage.
Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2 with Windows: It flips, folds and hangs, but there's one thing missing
This big, 13-inch Windows tablet has a versatile design, but its Android counterpart is the lucky one to get an integrated projector. Lenovo, we're waiting as patiently as we can.
You can hang Lenovo's new Windows-based Yoga Tablet 2 on the wall
The Windows-based Yoga Tablet 2 is a lot like its Android counterpart, but it runs proper desktop software.
Microsoft: Surface Pro 3 tablet is selling at twice the rate of the Pro 2
Buyers are snapping up the well-regarded Surface Pro 3 tablet, which has replaced virtually all other versions on Microsoft's website. In the earnings call, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella also talked up the Xbox and Lumia businesses.
At $179, E FUN's Nextbook 10-inch Windows tablet sounds like a steal
While the price is right, it's still unclear what performance the new E FUN Nextbook hybrid Windows tablet will offer, however.
Why the Surface Pro 3 has quietly replaced my work PC
The Surface Pro 3 offers all the advantages of a tablet along with all the performance of a solid notebook. Until I can do better, there's no reason to go back.
Surface Hub is a stylus configuration app that's more trouble than it's worth
Microsoft's Surface Hub app lets you tweak some basic settings on your Surface stylus, but it's a half-baked app at present.
Microsoft pledges commitment to Surface line and Surface Pro 3 accessories
Hoping to ease the concerns of business customers, Microsoft announced that the Surface line is here to stay, and the Surface Pro 3's accessories will work with the next version of the tablet.
Vaio's first post-Sony hybrid resembles Vaio Tap 11 but aims at graphics pros
The 12-inch "monster" tablet with detachable keyboard also seems inspired by Microsoft's Surface Pro, and like old Sonys, it's expensive. But can an upstart PC company make it these days?
HP thinks its $200 Stream notebook is the future of Windows computing
The 7-inch Stream tablet will be even cheaper: Just $100.
Hands-on: Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 Docking Station is a capable, costly upgrade
Microsoft's Surface Pro Docking Station drastically upgrades your productivity. But why does everything about the Surface have to be so expensive?