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A week in reviews: 14 - 18 April19 April 2014
It's a big week for phones. Not only has the developer preview for Windows Phone 8.1 been unleashed - which, but of course, we've reviewed - but we've unveiled our review of the flagship Sony Xperia Z2. Waterproof, premium, powerful - is it the flagship...
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Windows Phone 8.1 review18 April 2014
Windows Phone 8.1 is (sort of) here and it's a much needed boost to the Microsoft operating system. Better presentation, more personalisation, the voice assist Cortana, quick actions and notifications via Action Center and a number of other tweaks throughout....
Canon EOS 100D White pictures and hands-on16 April 2014
No prizes for what makes the Canon EOS 100D White DSLR special. Yep, it's got a white coat of paint. A year after the release of the world's smallest and lightest DSLR, that being the Canon EOS 100D, the white model delivers a nigh-on identical package....
How to get Cortana to work on Windows Phone in the UK15 April 2014
Here's a loaded question: how do you get Cortana voice assist on your Windows Phone 8 device in the UK? Technically you're supposed to wait until the second half of 2014 when Cortana will roll out as part of a Windows Phone 8.1 update. America will get...
4 out of 5
Nikon Coolpix P7800 review15 April 2014
Nikon is on the up when it comes to its compact cameras. And if you're looking for a high-end model then the Coolpix P7800 may have already made it onto your shortlist, alongside similar models such as the Canon PowerShot G16. Ultimately similar to the...
Pentax 645Z adds 50-megapixel sensor to medium format range15 April 2014
There are camera and then there are cameras. Ricoh Pentax has just announced a wedge of camera gear that firmly sits in the latter category: the medium format Pentax 645Z. An update to the earlier Pentax 645D, the Z is the second model in the company's...
4 out of 5
Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet review14 April 2014
Tablet season 2014 is upon us and vying for your attention is the Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet. It's slimmer, lighter and more powerful than its Tablet Z predecessor and offers some standout features such as waterproofing. If you want to splash around in the...
A week in reviews: 7 - 11 April12 April 2014
Phone season is upon us. As is the Samsung Galaxy S5 which you can go and buy in the shops right now. But is it worth it, and can it better the HTC One (M8) which also landed around the globe this very week? We've got the full review on the site for your...
Samsung Galaxy S5 Copper Gold pictures and hands-on11 April 2014
The Samsung Galaxy S5 is now available, but if you want an SGS5 with added bling then the Copper Gold edition might have caught your eye. Frankly, it'd be hard for anyone to ignore, whether you're a fan of the different colour finish or not. But before...
4 out of 5
Spaced360 review11 April 2014
Bluetooth speakers come in all sorts of shapes and sizes these days. Spaced360 is something a little different: a three-pointed-star-shaped speaker capable of throwing sound out through 360-degrees. It embodies Orbitsound's Airsound technology which is...
Nikon 1 J4 adds the power of touchscreen to compact system camera line10 April 2014
Nikon has announced the 1 J4, adding touchscreen and other features to the company's compact system camera line. The 1-series has been under constant refinement, arriving at a point where the J4 looks a lot like a high-end compact camera. The stripped-back...
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Humax HB-1000S Freesat HD box review9 April 2014
There was a time when we didn't really understand Freesat. And in a world where increasing numbers of set-top boxes and catch-up devices are available for as little as a tenner, we weren't sure the satellite-dish-provided free TV service could ever suit...
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Samsung Galaxy TabPro 10.1 review7 April 2014
Samsung is certainly no stranger to tablets. But you might be left scratching your head and wondering what's what given how many model numbers and sizes are available throughout its ranges. Enter the Samsung Galaxy TabPro 10.1, the 10.1-inch Android tablet...
Sony Alpha A7S: new 12-megapixel full-frame model capable of 4K video7 April 2014
Sony has unveiled a new addition to its full-frame compact system camera at the NAB show in Las Vegas: the Alpha A7S. It's a bold move as the A7S follows on from the original A7 and A7R models just a matter of months after launch. The "S" is built around...
A week in reviews: 31 March - 4 April5 April 2014
It's the week when April Fools' jokes happen aplenty. And we witnessed some crackers this week, all condensed into our best picks from around the web. Giggles brushed aside and we're left with a bevy of tech wonderment in this week's reviews. It's as...
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Dell XPS 13 review (2014)4 April 2014
When Dell unleashed the XPS 13 it was one of the few Ultrabook devices that could stand up against the strength of the Apple MacBook Air. Not all of us are Apple users, of course, so the prospect of a slim, light, attractive and powerful Windows portable...
Child of Light preview: Storybook RPG plays with dream-like charm3 April 2014
When most games these days are based around shooting things while head-nodding to a rock-out soundtrack, or racing fast cars while drumming techno into your ear canals, it's a refreshing change to play a game like Child of Light. Imagine unfolding a hand-drawn...
Hands-on: TomTom Multi-Sport Cardio review3 April 2014
Sports watches are evolving. The new TomTom Multi-Sport Cardio wants to be your one-stop shop for all things triathlon. New for TomTom is a built-in heart-rate monitor which means you can abandon the uncomfortable chest strap for real-time monitoring...
TomTom Runner Cardio & Multi-Sport Cardio add built-in heart rate monitor, Bluetooth app sync2 April 2014
TomTom has refreshed its Runner and Multi-Sport sports watches with the addition of new Cardio models, capable of measuring heart rate using a wrist-based built-in heart-rate monitor. Pocket-lint is at the London launch where we've been quick-testing...
3.5 out of 5
Jabra Solemate review (second-gen)2 April 2014
The Jabra Solemate is a portable Bluetooth speaker, back in its NFC-capable second-gen form. It might look more like a luminescent character from Pacman spliced with a Dr Martens sole but its design - which, as the name suggests, takes its cues from shoe...
Hands-on: Goat Simulator review1 April 2014
Goats are threatening to be the internet's next big superstars. We've seen hilarious YouTube clips of goats screaming like humans, fainting goats and, to top all that, now there's the brand new PC game: Goat Simulator. Yes you read that correctly. And...
4 out of 5
Nikon Coolpix P340 review1 April 2014
When it comes to high-end compact cameras there are lots of options out there. Most of those, however, happen to cost a pretty penny. Although the Nikon Coolpix P340 couldn't be called "budget" it does undercut many of its competitors on the price front...
A week in reviews: 24 - 28 March29 March 2014
It's the week when HTC claimed all glory by announcing and releasing its latest handset, the new HTC One (also known as the M8), in the same day. We had one acting as our day-to-day phone the week prior and have dug deep to deliver the verdict on whether...
4 out of 5
Olympus Stylus 1 review27 March 2014
One glance at the Olympus Stylus 1 and it's hard to ignore how much it looks like a smaller version of the interchangeable lens Olympus OM-D series. Only it's not: this is a high-end compact camera with design cues adopted from the company's top-end interchangeable...
A week in reviews: 17 - 21 March22 March 2014
Gaming season is upon us, with two major launches this week: Infamous and Metal Gear Solid. Second Son and Ground Zeroes to give the games their respective full title names are both fresh looks at established series, delivering in equal measure of pleasure...


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King Abdullah calls for intensified efforts in Palestine-Israel peace talks
Jordan´s King Abdullah on Sunday reaffirmed that his country will continue coordinating efforts with all stakeholders to ensure a permanent end of the Israeli aggression on Gaza.
At a meeting with a delegation from the United States (U.S.) Congress, the King called for a continued flow of medical and humanitarian assistance to the strip and the immediate start of the reconstruction process to address the destruction caused by the Israeli offensive and the ensuing damage to Gaza's infrastructure, according to a Royal Court statement.
The Monarch also underlined the need to intensify international efforts to resume peace talks between the Palestinians and the Israelis.
He cited the "pivotal" role the US is playing in bringing about new momentum to the peace process to reach a just and comprehensive solution to the Palestinian issue according to the two-state solution, the 2002 Arab Peace Initiative and the international terms of references.
King Abdullah also highlighted the repercussions of the Syrian crisis on neighbouring countries, in addition to the recent developments in Iraq.
Discussions also covered bilateral ties and means to boost them at all levels.
For their part, the delegates commended the role His Majesty plays in the region to restore stability and security, according to the statement.

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BUFORD — Kylie Kleinschmidt threw seven perfect innings, but Providence was still forced to settle for a scoreless tie after the time limit expired in a pool-play game of the Buford Invitational softball tournament Friday night.Kleinschmidt recorded 15 of her 21 outs via strikeout, including fanning 11 of the first 12 batters she faced. But the Stars (7-3-2) were only able to manage single hits by Jessie Kowalewicz, Lauren Eggert and MacKenzie Tuttle, with Kowalewicz adding a stolen base. SOFTBALL Brookwood 8, Milton 4 SNELLVILLE — Jessica Neidigh went 3-for-4 with a triple and two runs scored at the plate and was the winning pitcher as the Broncos downed the Eagles on Friday at home. Rachel Rhodes and Jenny Blackwell each had a hit and drove in two runs, while Megan Litumbe and Mandi Blackwell each added a hit and an RBI for Brookwood (8-4). Dacula takes two at tourney The Falcons (6-2) won twice Friday at the Hawk-Bulldog Invitational at North Gwinnett, beating the host Bulldogs 4-3 and Mountain View 9-8. Taryn Anthony went 3-for-8 with two RBIs on the day, while Brittany Taylor went 4-for-8 with two doubles and two RBIs. Jenny Willis and Keeli Waugh each picked up wins in the circle, with Willis also going 2-for-4 against and Waugh going 1-for-3 against Mountain View. Katie McMillan also contributed two hits and an RBI in the win over North. North splits pair The Bulldogs (8-3) split their two games at home Friday in the Hawk-Bulldog Invitational, beating Oconee County 6-4 and losing to Dacula 4-3. Miranda Strother hit a walk-off home run in the win over Oconee, while Caroline Rogers added two hits, including a homer, while Sydney O'Neill, Tori Prince and Alex McDavid also added hits. Alaina Hall (2-0) gave up just two hits and struck out one in three innings to get the win in relief. Against Dacula, Mandy Spangler went 2-for-2 with a homer, while O'Neill was also 2-for-2, McDavid added a pair of hits and Tori Freedman and Heather Maddox also contributed a hit each. Buford 3, Union Co. 2 BUFORD — The Wolves rallied for two runs in the bottom of the fifth to defeat the Panthers at the Buford Invitational on Friday at home. Chelsie Thomas went 2-for-2 with a triple, two stolen bases and two runs scored, while Kallie Case added a hit and an RBI and Karly Fullem was 1-for-3. Melissa Dickie threw a complete game, scattering five hits and two runs over five innings with five strikeouts. St. Pius X 5, Lanier 2 FLOWERY BRANCH — Lauren Pettit was 2-for-3 with an RBI and Hannah Coursey went 2-for-3, but the Longhorns still fell to the Golden Lions, ranked No. 8 in the state in Class AAA, on Friday. Megan Kellett took the loss in the circle, but also had a double at the plate.
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After threatening to withdraw Shiv Sena executive president Uddhav Thackeray's security, Maharashtra Chief Minister Ashok Chavan on Wednesday said the Sena-Shah Rukh Khan controversy should be resolved by "mutual understanding."
Talking to reporters here, Mr. Chavan said "The row should be resolved by mutual understanding."
He said though the law and order is primarily the State government's responsibility, other political parties should also think over it.
On reports that the advance booking for My Name is Khan being closed apparently due to Sena threats, Mr. Chavan said police are taking care of security.
"Police are taking care of the security issue to ensure that no untoward incident takes place," he said.
Mr. Khan is in the line of fire from Shiv Sena for favouring the inclusion of Pakistani players in the upcoming season of the Indian Premier League. His movie is scheduled for release on February 12.
Keywords: Maharashtra Chief Minister, Ashok Chavan, My Name is Khan, MNIK, Shiv Sena, Shah Rukh Khan


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For UK corporates, the potential euro breakup, the recession and overall uncertainty are taking a major toll on sentiment, according to a new survey.
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Respondents see a breakup of the euro as the biggest threat to their businesses. Fully 36 percent of respondents see one or more countries leaving the euro area by the end of 2012, up from 26 percent at the end of Q1. Major UK corporates are gearing up for a potential breakup; 28 percent of CFOs said their plans for doing so are "all made" or "at an advanced stage," compared to 18 percent in March.
CFOs also see a one-in-two chance that the recession continues through the end of this year or for a "triple-dip" recession to occur over the next two years.
Macroeconomic uncertainty continues to hinder corporate confidence. Fully 95 percent of respondents said that financial and economic uncertainties facing their businesses are higher than normal. This has had a negative effect on risk appetite as 80 percent of CFOs now view it is a bad time to take risk onto their balance sheets.
In response to the recession and the uncertain economic outlook, corporates have adopted more defensive strategies. Top priorities over the next 12 months include cutting costs and boosting cash flow. CFOs are now more focused on reducing leverage and disposing of assets, and less concerned with making acquisitions or undertaking capital expenditure. Hiring, capital spending and discretionary spending are projected to decline over the next year.
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Deloitte noted that its first quarter survey, CFOs indicated a rise in business confidence, but still pursued defensive balance sheet strategies. Deloitte noted that recent events appear to have "vindicated" the caution in Q1. "Views on the degree of risk facing the corporate sector, like the equity markets, are changeable," the company said, in a statement. "But our latest survey shows that CFOs see plenty of risks ahead. Economic uncertainty is the big constraint on corporate expansion. The challenge for UK-based corporates is to find sources of growth in a volatile macro environment."
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- Red blood cells that carry oxygen
- Platelets that make blood clots and stop bleeding in cuts and bruises
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Genetic factors:
- Having a sibling, especially an identical twin, who develops leukemia
- Having a genetic condition, such as Down syndrome
- Exposure to radiation
- Exposure to certain chemicals, such as benzene, a chemical used in the cleaning and manufacturing industries
- History of other blood disorders, such as polycythemia vera , essential thrombocytosis, or myelodysplastic syndrome
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- External beam radiation therapy —targets a certain part of the body
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- Other drug therapy may be used to kill leukemia cells, stop them from dividing, or help them mature into white blood cells
- Biological therapy—involves using medicine or substances made by the body to increase or restore the body's natural defenses against cancer
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Feb 9, 2014Miss Congeniality is one of those movies geared towards girls but is not exactly a chick flick- guys can enjoy it too. Sandra Bullock puts on one of her most annoyingly funny performances to date, and fits it well.
Jun 9, 2013People who didn't like this movie must have a difficult time enjoying themselves. Sure it was kind of stupid, but I actually enjoyed Sandra here. Quite funny and just an easy movie to watch for fun.
Feb 14, 2012Why the critic reviews of this movie are so bad? Miss Congeniality is an awesome movie, one of my favourite comedies ever starred by my favourite actress :)
Dec 23, 2011It's not very humorous, but it's stupid funny and full of fabulous entertainment and pleasure from a beauty pageant. Sandra Bullock does better than expected and plays a clumsy, but fantastic role to teach us a lesson about true beauty.
Sep 29, 2011the movie was ok. i found the plot and humour a bit too predictable but i had an ok time watching it.
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BANGALORE: The Karnataka State Yadava Sangha has demanded 20 tickets from three major parties for candidates belonging to the Yadava community to contest the coming elections to the State Assembly.
Addressing a press conference here on Wednesday, sangha president Lakshminaryana Yadav said there were 40 lakh people belonging to Yadava community in the State, they are also known as Gollas (cowherds). But till now they have not been given proportional representation in the Assembly, he pointed out. None of the political leaders belonging to the Yadava community have been given membership of Rajya Sabha or the Legislative Council nor have they been given chance to head different corporations, boards or authorities, he added.
He said the sangha has appealed to the Congress to reserve 12 seats, BJP seven seats and JD(S) one seat in districts inhabited by Gollas namely Chitradurga, Tumkur, Kolar, Bangalore City, Chikkaballapur, Ramanagara, Bellary, Belgaum, Gulburga, Bidar and Raichur.
The sangha has prepared candidates in these districts in anticipation of favourable replies from the political parties he added.


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The Crossing is a 1990 Australian drama film directed by George Ogilvie and starring Russell Crowe, Robert Mammone and Danielle Spencer, which was filmed in the towns of Junee and Condobolin in New South Wales.[1][2]
The film is set in a small country town in the 1960s. Sam returns home from being away for 18 months to discover his former girlfriend, Meg, has moved on with their common friend, Johnny.
Ranald Allan's script had been around for a number of years before being picked up by producer Sue Seeary, who managed to get the film up at Beyond International Group. It was their first feature film. Beyond's head of production, Al Clark did commission some re writing. Production took place in an around Junee in November and December 1989.[3]
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The Crossing grossed A$87,392 at the box office in Australia.[4]
An album was released in 1990 in Australian and Europe.[5][6] "King of the Road" was released as the first single, and made the top ten in UK and Germany. A video for "Nature Boy" was also created to promote the album.
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- ^ Foster, Susie (23 November 1989). "Not The Social News". The Eastern Herald. p. 32. Retrieved 24 June 2011.
- ^ Skinner, Stephen (26 November 1989). "Junee acts the part as cameras roll". The Sun-Herald. p. 103. Retrieved 24 June 2011.
- ^ Andrew Urban, "The Crossing", Cinema Papers, March 1990 p 6-9
- ^ "Australian Films at the Australian Box Office" (PDF). Film Victoria. Retrieved 24 June 2011.
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You started off using evidence from your own game, but after I questioned your logic you started talking about the pros instead. I'll take this to mean you're conceding the point from my last post (see my last post).
Those are very selective comparisons.
Safin and Nalbandian are on the short list of all-time great 2hbh. Whereas Federer should
be on the same list for 1hbhs, certainly not for power. And Gasquet's bh is overrated. He can make an occasional highlight reel, but based on his normal exchanges I don't think he should be on the GOAT list.
Both Federer and Gasquet tend to hit spinny balls. For consistent power I prefer both Almagro and Wawrinka's bhs.
As for Marat Safin, he was a big, powerful guy (6'4" and strong). He
be able to crush the ball with a 2hbh from his physique alone.
As for Nalbandian, while he isn't tall, keep in mind he does have very broad shoulders. I think one of the things that makes his bh great isn't just pace, but rather his ability to hit consistently deep.
Here's his GOAT-contender 2hbh against a good 1hbh of another mature player (Haas). I don't think it's clear that Nalby's hitting much faster than Haas. And if he is, it's because Haas doesn't hit as hard as Wawrinka (sadly, I can't find good-quality videos of Nalb v. Waw).
Since you've mentioned a big, strong player (Safin), I'll go the other way and mention a tiny one: Justine Henin. She was generating at least as much power as her rivals on the bh wing, yet she was much smaller and lighter than any of them. There's no way should could have generated more power using a 2hbh.
Are you questioning my logic? All I'm saying is that the 2 hander is better. And no I do not have a weak one-handed backhand.
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What's so hard to believe? Most regulations are poorly written and focused on one point. Regulations concerning the discharges from a vessel, are written to regulate the discharges from the
and the equipment on the vessel. The souls on board are part of neither, under the laws.
In fact, from the objective viewpoint of a topologist, a sailboat is very much like a donut. It is simply a torus (as the donut) but with multiple holes in it. Two-hole torus, three-hole torus...Still a torus. Now, apply that logically to the regulations, and you can have and use all kinds of aperatures "on" the boat, because if they penetrate the hull, they are not
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They are simply more holes in the torus, and you are still on the outside of the torus, outside of the vessel, even if are belowdeck and pee through a urinal fitting. That's not "on" the boat, that's still on the outside of the torus.
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Such an approach would be a grave mistake. The fiscal consolidation that started in September 2012 has been critical to restoring macroeconomic stability in India. The deficit has been reduced by 1.2 percentage points over the last two years, which has contributed to reducing the current account deficit, keeping the rupee stable, and reducing core inflation pressures which, however, are still elevated. India's consolidated fiscal deficit – including contingent liabilities to state electricity boards – is still close to 8% of GDP, among the highest in the world. No wonder core inflation pressures have been so sticky in recent years. We have absolutely no room for any more fiscal stimulus. We made this mistake back in 2009, by rolling back the Lehman stimulus too slowly, and paid for it dearly with three years of high inflation, higher interest rates and lower corporate investment. We can't afford the same mistake again.
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|Kihne during her appearance on the Today show.
Kihne's campaign website notes that while she's currently a full-time mom, the Eden Prairie resident once was "Co-Author of a Book on Dating and Courtship, [and] appeared on The TODAY Show and Fox News Channel." And lemme tell you, what a book it is!
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Kihne's book -- co-written with her sister, Mary Corbett -- is entitled, The List: 7 Ways to Tell If He's Going to Marry You--in 30 Days or Less! (Kihne, for her part, has been married to her husband Todd for 18 years, according to her campaign website.)
The "About the Author" section on the book's Amazon page describes Kihne and Corbett as "fiery sisters who share a passion for telling other people what to do" -- an eerily appropriate description in light of Kihne's political convictions, which include the belief that any child over 12 whose family is on welfare should get a job, and that any family on welfare should be barred from owning a computer until they can get by without assistance. (Check out the link in the first paragraph of this post for more on that.)
Here's the book's Amazon synopsis (unedited):
The List puts single men everywhere on notice: Get it together in 30 days or you're out. The concept is delightfully simple - when a man meets "the one", he will take 7 swift actions to secure her love forever: He'll make the first move He'll contact her in 24 to 48 hours to set up a first date He'll make the first date easy and fun He'll contact her within 24 hours of the first date to set up another date He'll talk to her every day and spend all his free time with her He'll demonstrate unconditional loyalty He'll talk about marrying her in concrete terms and he proposes - or lets her know that he's going to propose With The List, women can get the relationship they've always dreamed of - without playing hard to get, putting on an act, or - most important - wasting any more time.Woof!
We tried to get the book from the Minneapolis Central Library, but they don't have it. You can buy it for the whopping price of one cent on Amazon, but really, who needs to read it when you can blog about reader comments like the ones below instead?
On Amazon, a certain DermaDocVM gives the book a five-star rating and writes, "With a book like this available, we single women don't have to rely on sheer luck in meeting a true Mr. Right."
"I know I sound harsh, but there are too many of us 'servicing men' (like an earlier post succintly mentioned) and boosting their egos until that man meets the woman of their dreams," Derma continues. "Despite many misinterpretations, this book is NOT about getting a guy to marry you within 1 month because of loudly ticking biological clocks."
Another reviewer, Dr. Bobby H. Wang, also gives the book five stars and writes, "I suspect most boys hate this book; until they have daughters of their own."
"Boys would much rather string their sex partners along, and enjoy free milk," he continues, grossly.
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While troubleshooting some intermittent deadlocking in one of my databases I was surprised to learn that both commands were deleting single rows from different tables and both lookups were on indexed values. The commands were table scanning and deadlocking on a seemingly unrelated resource in another table.
After digging in I discovered a chain of triggers and foreign key references with cascade deletes leading back to the deadlocked table, but it still didn't answer why they were deadlocking in the first place and needed a bit more investigation.
Here's what was happening using an example table pair:
If there's no index on OrderId, then SQL must do a table scan on OrderItem every time we delete a row from Order which takes time and can do deadlock-happy activity like taking range X-X locks . The simple solution to this is creating a nonclustered index on OrderId:
CREATE NONCLUSTERED INDEX NCI_OrderITem_OrderIDON OrderItem(OrderId)
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Finding Missing Foreign Key Indexes
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WITH ic AS (SELECT sic.object_id, sic.column_idFROM sys.index_columns sic WHERE key_ordinal=1 )SELECT object_name(fkc.parent_object_id) 'Referencing_table',sc.name 'Referencing_Column',object_name(fkc.referenced_object_id) 'Referenced_Table',object_name(fkc.constraint_object_id) 'FK_Constraint_Name',ios.leaf_delete_count,ios.nonleaf_delete_countfrom sys.foreign_key_columns fkcJOIN sys.dm_db_index_operational_stats (db_id(), NULL, NULL, NULL) ios ON (fkc.referenced_object_id = ios.object_id)LEFT JOIN ic ON (fkc.parent_object_id = ic.object_id AND fkc.parent_column_id = ic.column_id)JOIN sys.columns sc ON (fkc.parent_object_id = sc.object_id AND fkc.parent_column_id = sc.column_id) where 1=1 AND ic.object_id IS NULLAND ios.index_id in (0,1)AND (ios.leaf_delete_count > 0 OR ios.nonleaf_delete_count > 0)
We get a result set similar to the following (*two columns omitted):
Over 5 million deletes from order and with each causing a table scan on OrderItem, and 665000 deletes from customers each causing a table scan on Profile regardless of whether the delete even cascaded.
The 74 deletes from Catalog cause the same problem, but here we get into the question of whether the overhead of maintaining an additional 5 indexes would be worth the benefit. For Profile and OrderItem it was a no-brainer to add nonclustered indexes to the CustomerId and ItemId columns.


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Price Reduction for Doctor Who: The Mazes of Time for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch!
As previously reported, the Doctor Who iOS game, Doctor Who: The Mazes of Time debuted in the Apple App Store last December. There are two versions, one is for the iPhone and iPod touch, and an HD version for the iPad. Unfortunately, it is not a universal app, so you can either get the iPhone/iPod touch version and upscale it for the iPad, or alternatively get the HD version specifically for the iPad.
The prices in the US App store had been $3.99 and $4.99 respectively, but are NOW ONLY 99¢ each. So if you have been holding off purchasing this game for the iOS platform, now is the time (that includes myself). At this time, I don't know if this price reduction only pertains to the US iTunes App Store or if it is worldwide. Also I do not know if this is a permanent price reduction or a limited time sale.
Here is the link to the iPhone/iPod touch version: Doctor Who: The Mazes of Time - BBC Worldwide
Here is the link to the iPad HD version: Doctor Who: The Mazes of Time HD - BBC Worldwide
Baker Follows Baker
Late last night Big Finish felt confident enough to announce that Tom Baker would be following Colin Baker into Big Finish Audio, as the Doctor. For months it has been a sort of conformation, with Big Finish it's self and more appropriately Nick Briggs himself not wanting to say anything, as dealing in the past had only been a source of spot by Tom.
The details are as follows, "Tom Baker will be playing the Fourth Doctor in a number of audio adventures for Big Finish, to be released from the beginning of 2012. Storylines and scripts are already at an advanced stage, and we plan to start recording early in the summer."
A Doctor Tweets!
Colin Baker the 6th Doctor has now joined the ranks of twitter, under the pseudonym of @SawbonesHex.
Colin describes himself as an actor, columnist, writer, husband, father, Wycombe Wanderers fan, grumpy old man', also has an official website at colinbakeronline.com. Also he writes regular columns for the Bucks Free Press.
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A New Twist to Our Meet Up: The Post Gallifrey One Party [Video]
Keeping with the theme of Gallifrey One's Catch 22: Islands of Mystery, our Post Gallifrey One Party which was our Doctor Who: Podshock and Gallifreyan Embassy seasonal meet up and party on Second Life taking place the following Sunday (27 February 2011) after Gallifrey One had a tiki feel to it. Victor Mornington @vic1st and his fellow owners of the land of Katrina (The Doctor Who Experience, which has recently changed its name the Doctor Who: Exposition) out did themselves once again flooding the area, making it a huge pool of water complete with inflatables to cruise on for the stage area of our party. The stage and dance floor were on a giant deck.
Traditionally our meet ups start with TARDIS tours across various Doctor Who themed areas of Second Life led by Victor. This time we did things a bit different. Instead we had a Podshock TARIDS Mod Exposition taking place in that time period. I had the pleasure and honour of being one of the judges for it along with our own DWP Correspondent Ian Bisset @The6thDoctor and the owner of Hands of Omega (one of the leading TARDIS simulator providers in Second Life), Sen Pixie. Together we explored various TARDIS console mods along with the rest of their interior and chose the best within three categories.
The Loss of an Icon: Nicholas Courtney
It's been more than a couple weeks now since word first traveled across Twitter of the sad news that we lost Nicholas Courtney. For many we us, we were in disbelief and shock. If you heard the latest episodes of Doctor Who: Podshock or The Sonic Newsdriver, you will know that I was literally on my flight back from attending Gallifrey One 2011 in Los Angeles when word first came to me. After such a 'Doctor Who high' that was Gallifrey One, to have this news come on its heels... well, it's never a good time for news like this, but we can be grateful it was after, not during the convention. I want to thank Correspondent Graeme Sheridan @The2ndDoctor for posting the news to our site (see: R.I.P. The Brigadier, Nicholas Courtney Dies at Age 81). I had meant to follow it up, posting some of my thoughts, but I found it difficult to do. I was even dreading having to record the next episode of The Sonic Newsdriver only because I would have to report it. Though now that has come to pass.
Doctor Who S6 to Air same day on BBC America as UK
It's offical not only does Series 6 start on the 23rd of April (Easter Saturday) in the UK, but also on BBC America in the US a few hours later. That's right hours not days or weeks hours.
It just waits to bee seen how the rest of the World gets it's Doctor Who S6 fix, but this also means that the Episodes should be on the US iTunes the very next day, for those of you who don't have BBC America.
"Spoilers" if you want to have a look at the promo video's then follow th link Below.
New Sonic Newsdriver of Doctor Who Related News is Out, Doctor Who: Podshock Episodes on the Way
We have a bunch of new Doctor Who: Podshock episodes on the way which will be coming to you soon, including our live show recorded at Gallifrey One 2011. In the meanwhile, catch up on Doctor Who related news delivered sonically with the latest episode of The Sonic Newsdriver!
Sonic Newsdriver (07 March 2011) - Doctor Who News -
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Selected Doctor Who related news delivered sonically.
For Earth-date: Monday, the 7th of Mar. 2011
In this episode: Five Rounds Rapid in Memory of Nicholas Courtney, James Corden is Back, Who are you gonna call?, Massive Man - Massive, iPlayer for less than $10 a month, and more!
Gallifrey One on the Craig Ferguson show.
Chris Hardwick presented his report on Gallifrey one last night on the Craig Ferguson Show. Tara Wheeler @TARDIS_Tara and her TARDIS make up the end of the report. Plus a special appearance from the Head of Pertwee.
R.I.P. The Brigadier, Nicholas Courtney Dies at Age 81
It is with great sadness and a very heavy heart, that I report the passing of Nicholas Courtney, best known for his role as the Brigadier.
He was first seen in Doctor Who as Bret Vyon a security agent in the 12 part "The Daleks Master Plan" Later taking up the Role of Colonel Lethbridge Stewart in "The Web of Fear" and then comming back one year later as Brigadier Lethbridge Stewart in the Invasion.
David Walliams to be in Doctor Who.
David Walliams announced on BBC Radio 2's Breakfast Show that he is to have a part in Doctor Who in the upcoming series. All that he's willing to reveal is that he's an alien and shooting starts soon. David is better known for his character comedies "Little Britain" and most recently "Come Fly with Me" which was being shot at Stansted Airport in September as I was visiting the UK. In which he stars with comedy partner Mat Lucas. David is also know to Who fans from sketches he did with Mark Gattis for Comic Relief (UK) in 1999, which ended up as extras in "The Beginnings" boxed set and is well worth a watch. The YouTube clip is below for your perusal.
Doctor Who The Lost TV Episodes Collection Volume 2
Today saw the release of the soundtracks collection to lost episodes Volume 2.
Still within the Hartnell Era, this set comprises of "The Masacre of St Bartholomew's Eve" "The Celestial Toy maker" "The Savages" and "The Daleks Master Plan" three of the story's contained within, are considered by many to be black and white era who at it's best. And so the boxed set worth having in every Who fans collection. Not forgetting that the Daleks master plan is the longest Doctor Who story ever, taking place in twelve parts. All of these Story's are from the original series (season) three, which in it's self is largely missing.
Danger Mouse, Torchwood, Doctor Who, Outcast, Red Dwarf in this Hitchhiker's Guide to British Sci-Fi
Once again I am chiming in here to give everyone a heads up that Doctor Who: Podshock 236 is on its way. In the meantime, if you haven't heard it yet, the latest Hitchhiker's Guide to British Sci-Fi is out. Dave and Graeme who helped with DWP 235, also co-host in this episode.
Today is the birthday of David Jason (voice of Danger Mouse and recently recognized in UK's National Television Awards). What better way to celebrate his birthday, than listening to this episode of HHGTBSF. See the links below:
Danger Mouse Discussed and News on Torchwood, Doctor Who, Outcast, Red Dwarf and More in this Hitchhiker's Guide to British Sci-Fi -
Hitchhiker's Guide to British Sci-Fi - Episode 10
Running Time: 1:29:20
News on Red Dwarf, Torchwood, Doctor Who, Blake's 7, Outcast, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, National Television Awards, and more, plus a discussion on Danger Mouse, and more!
Hosted by Louis Trapani @LouisTrapani, Dave Cooper @daveac and Greame Sheridan @The2ndDoctor .
The Podshocker's Guide to the Galllfreyan Embassy Caught in the Chronic Rift
What does the title of this entry mean? It's simply a fushion of what about to speak about here:
First off, both Dave Cooper @daveac and Graeme Sheridan @The2ndDoctor joined in as co-hosts for this week's recording of Doctor Who: Podshock (235) and Hitchhiker's Guide to British Sci-Fi. Expect both episodes on your feeds soon.
Secondly, you can hear me in the most recent episode of The Chronic Rift podcast in which I speak about the Gallifreyan Embassy. See my post about it below on arttrap.com:


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Hidden Level
After defeating Lizard (password: BXBND), return to Downtown and go all the way to the left of the map, left of the Daily Bugle. Drop down on to what looks like a familiar pipe. Drop through the platform by pressing Down + Button A.
Contributed By: Nhatters1314.
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