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B&H has the new Olympus 25mm f/1.8 lens (50mm equivalent) for Micro Four Thirds cameras now in stock with free shipping. Check it out here at B&H Photo.
Panasonic GH4 Officially Unveiled as a Powerful 4K Camera
Panasonic has finally taken wraps off its GH3 successor and 4K Micro Four Thirds camera, the Lumix GH4, which features a 16.05MP Live MOS sensor and a quad-core CPU. Most notably, the camera can capture true 4K (4096×2160) video at 24fps and UltraHD 4K video (3840×2160) at up to 30fps. [Read more…]
Panasonic G4K Launches in 2 Days, New Spec Leaks
The more and more I see on the new Panasonic 4K Lumix camera, the more I am impressed. It is shaping up to be a groundbreaking 4K camera. The "game changer" moniker is really gone at this point for resolution and frame rate bumps; however, the G4K may be the most impressive launch we've seen in a prosumer camera in the past few years – especially if it comes in at the quoted "under $2000″ price point.
Numerous rumors and leaks point to a Friday launch for the Panasonic 4K concept we saw at CES 2014. We believe the camera will be called the G4K and will offer a bevy of video-centric features. Previously rumored specs for the Panasonic Lumix G4K camera appear to be on the money and include: [Read more…]
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Olympus is building a powerful line of Micro Four Thirds cameras with its OM-D series. The OM-D E-M10 is the latest camera added to the line, featuring the same body-style as the E-M1 and E-M5 in a more compact and affordable offering. [Read more…]
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Monday, 2 Sep 2013
Parallels Desktop 9 for Mac Available Now for Upgraders, Goes on Sale September 5th
Parallels has officially launched their newest desktop virtualization software for Mac, Parallels Desktop 9 for Mac, which promises many new features and numerous enhancements and will be fully compatible with the upcoming OS X Mavericks.
Wednesday, 14 Aug 2013
Hackers Expected to Unleash Viruses on Windows XP in 2014
There are reports that hackers have been stocking up on Windows XP exploits, and are planning to release them the moment Microsoft ceases support for the aging operating system.
Friday, 12 Jul 2013
Steve Ballmer Announces 'One Microsoft' Company-wide Reorganization
In an internal memo, Microsoft CEO, Steve Ballmer, explains his plans for a "One Microsoft" by massively altering the company's organization and creating a number of new divisions. The biggest change is the creation of a new operating systems engineering group that will span across console, mobile device, and PC.
Wednesday, 5 Jun 2013
AMD Drops Exclusive Windows OS Support; Ready for Android and Chrome OS
It seems like AMD will be supporting Google's Android and Chrome platforms, instead of exclusively sticking to Windows OS, as the company aims to be more outstanding on the market of tablets, low-cost PCs, and smartphones.
Friday, 26 Apr 2013
Report: iOS Devices Lead Tablet Market, Windows Garners 7.5% Market Share
According to a report from Strategy Analytics, Apple leads the tablet market with 19.5 million iPads sold last quarter. Microsoft leapt to a market share of 7.5 per cent with three million Windows-based tablets shipped worldwide, up from last quarter's paltry figure of 1.6 per cent.
Wednesday, 17 Apr 2013
Microsoft Updates Windows Azure with IaaS, Matches Amazon Prices
Microsoft has announced a major update to its cloud computing platform, Windows Azure, that will enable customers to quickly and easily move existing apps to the cloud - to preserve their existing investments on-premise, while also taking advantage of the cloud's economics, speed and scale.
Wednesday, 27 Feb 2013
Microsoft Officially Releases IE10 for Windows 7
Microsoft has just announced that Internet Explorer 10 is now finally available to all Windows 7 users globally.
Monday, 18 Feb 2013
Microsoft Job Listing Hints at Windows Blue and Windows Blue Phone
A job listing on Microsoft confirms the existence of Windows Blue and also hints at a new Windows Blue Phone.
Friday, 15 Feb 2013
Windows 7 RTM Support to End April 9, 2013
In a Windows blog post, Microsoft is reminding users of Windows 7 RTM (with no service pack installed) that support is ending on April 9, 2013, which is less than two months away.
Thursday, 14 Feb 2013
Google Reported More Than Half the Bugs Addressed in Microsoft's Latest Patch
According to reports, Google engineers reported more than half the vulnerabilities that were addressed in Microsoft's latest security patch.

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Civic and resident engagement strategies to make your work more effective, based on four organization's experiences.
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National Family Week is an annual celebration during Thanksgiving. It encourages celebration of strong families and advocates for policies that foster community connections.
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Director of Center for Neighborhood Building Reflects on Music, Culture, and Oppression
David McKinney, director of the Center for Engagement and Neighborhood Building at the Alliance for Strong Families and Communitiesreflects on his experiences convening with the International Federation of Settlements. … more
Moving Beyond Numbers: Report Details Aramark-Alliance Partnership Impact
More than $650,000 was awarded to organizations that are members of the Alliance for Strong Families and Communities network in the form of Aramark Building Community grants from 2009-2014. Sixteen people were hired by Aramark at two different Alliance member organizations that received Aramark Building Community workforce readiness grants. … more
Aramark and the Alliance Launch Aramark Building Community Academy
The Alliance for Children and Families, the nation's largest network of private community centers, and Aramark, a global provider of award-winning services in food, facilities management, and uniforms, have announced the Aramark Building Community (ABC) Academy, designed to help community centers build capacity and expand programs, with an initial focus on improving the health and wellness of vulnerable families in underserved communities. … more
Race for Results Report is a Rally Cry for Equity
"If the United States had closed the racial achievement gap and African-American and Latino student performance had caught up with white students by 1998, the gross domestic product in 2008 would have been up to $525 billion higher."
So opens The Annie E. Casey Foundation's report, Race for Results: Building a Path to Opportunity for all Children. This report found that in America today, a child's race has an undue influence on his or her ability to succeed, and persistent inequity limits opportunities for individuals and for our country. … more
Connecting Generations
Alliance Members employ intergenerational approaches
As members of extended families are moving more miles apart and society becomes increasingly age-segregated, human-serving organizations look to intergenerational programming to build relationships and community among generations.
Alliance for Children and Families member Bridge Meadows, Portland, Ore., is a three-generation housing community with homes for adoptive families, many of which are kinship families, and apartments for adults 55 years of age and older. … more


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Beaufiful 3-bed single family home on a prime west facing lot with views of the golf course in the upmarket Venetian Golf and River Club. AND only minutes from fabulous sandy beaches, the town of Venice and the charming Downtown Venice on the Island. Well decorated and very comfortably furnished with pool and lanai and great west facing views and sunsets.
The Venetian Golf and River Club is a 24-hour security gated community which boasts resort style amenities consisting of 2 large pools, one for lap swiimming and one for pleasure, furnished deck with tiki bar, lighted tennis courts, fitness center, aerobic studio with regular classes, showers and changing facilities. There is formal and casual dining. Also a 70 acre nature park with boardwalk and access to the Myakka River. And of course the 18-hole championship golf course is available to non-members.
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18-hole semi-private championship golf course available to non-members May - December. Membership NOT included.
The River Club membership is transferrable for a fee of $175.00 for periods of 2+ months and enables use of:
2 large pools, top quality floodlit tennis courts, fitness center and aerobic studio.
The River Club restaurant and bar is available for any guests or visitors.
Walking and biking in the community and nature trail. The new Legacy Trail which runs from Venice to Sarasota is only 5 miles away.
Beaches are approximately a 10 minute drive to the nearest and other beaches are close. Siesta Key, the Number 1 Beach this year, is approximately 30 minutes drive.
Fishing from the North and South Venice jetties.
Boat hire is easily available.
Restaurants, cinemas and shopping in Venice and downtown.
SUMMER Golf card with reduced fees at over 50 area courses - check the website for details
The wonderful vibrant city of Sarasota is only 20 minutes away and offers movie theaters, opera, ballet, abundant restaurants and excellent shopping.
Tampa and its attractions are 1 hour drive and Orlando and Disney only 2 hours drive.
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* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
Additional information about rental rates
- Cleaning charge $175.00
- Tax Rate 12.0%
January to March $4100.00 per month
April $3300.00
May to October $3100.00 per month
November $3200.00
December $3400.00
Cleaning Charge : $175.00
Utilities : up to $250.00 per month
OPTIONAL transfer of River Club Membership : $175.00 (2 month minimum)
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- Bedroom 1 : Kingsize bed, ensuite bathroom with large tub, 2 basins and large walk-in shower. 2 large closets. Flat screen TV. Sliding glass doors to lanai. Bedroom 2 : Queensize bed, ample closet space. Bedroom 3 : Queensize bed, ample closet space. Bathroom 2: between the 2 guest bedrooms. Tub with shower over. Kitchen : granite countertops, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, pantry, breakfast bar with stools, Laundry room : with washer and dryer and useful shelving. Door to 2-car garage. Family room : Entertainment center with large TV, DVD, CD, Comfortable furniture with reclining sofas and chair. Double sliding glass doors to the lanai and pool. Sitting room: reception area with comfortable sofa and chair and sliders to the patio and pool. Dining area : Large table and 6 chairs. Outside : spacious caged lanai with covered area for outdoor dining and grill. Beautiful good-sized pool with fountain. Heating and air conditioning. 2 Bicycles Beach equipment. Cable TV and free wi-fi Quality linens and towels provided. Beach towels. .


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Dare I say I actually agree with the government that it's unfair on local businesses that purchasing the goods overseas can be tax free (for goods under $1000, everything else was subject to import duties and GST anyway).
you need to put down the crackpipe. People buying stuff overseas is NOT about them wanting to save on the TINY amount that GST introduces.
Seriously folks, GST on $1000 is how much exactly? oh yeah it's $100.
Yet you see things like womens shoes for $700 here and LITERALLY HALF THAT in America, and more often than not THAT INCLUDES FREE INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING.
Australian consumers are BEING RIPPED OFF left, right and centre and retarded businesses CRY FOUL AND GET THE GST APPLIED even though IT CHANGES NOTHING other than FURTHER RIPPING OFF CONSUMERS.
That GST goes to the government, not ANY business, and your POTENTIAL customers who buy from overseas because YOUR PRICES ARE UNJUSTIFIABLY HIGH (seriously, more than twice the price IS unjustifiable) are NOT going to buy from you because their prices increased by 10%.
Having said that: I make a point of BUYING LOCALLY rather than "from the internet" (despite the convenience, and cost savings) as long as my additional cost is NOT SERIOUSLY SIGNIFICANT.
yes folks, I have in the past and will in the future continue to buy "here" rather than "online" despite the fact that it costs me (a little) more, but if I can find *exactly* the same thing for 50% or even 100% more than the 'internet' price, I WILL shop online.


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Catalogue for auction held 4 May 2006. Sale N08675. 208 pp. Lots 101-257. Artists include: Constantin Brancusi, Kees Van Dongen, Francis Picabia, Johan Jongkind, Achille Laug, Gerhard Marcks, Maxime Maufra, Odilon Redon, et al. Includes property from the estates of Gaston de Havenon, Joseph and Joan Regenstein, Laurence Rockefeller, Marshall Tulin, et al.
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The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance decimated its political rivals in all the five States where Assembly elections are due in the next four to 18 months. Currently all these States are ruled by the BJP's rivals.
The difference in votes polled by the BJP and its allies and the ruling combines in these States is bound to send jitters among the incumbent formations, more so as the BJP is about to form the government at the Centre with numbers that have eluded any single party in the last three decades. The term of the assemblies of Maharashtra, Haryana, Jharkhand and Jammu and Kashmir are due to end in around six months.
As has been the case with the conduct of State Assembly elections, the Election Commission holds elections together in all the States where the gap in the tenure of the assemblies is about three to four months.
In all probability, elections to these four State assemblies are likely to be held in early October. The term of the Haryana Assembly, which is the first State where election is due after the 16th Lok Sabha election, expires on October 14. The term of the assemblies of Jharkhand and Jammu & Kashmir ends in January.
In Bihar, which plunged into a political crisis after Chief Minister Nitish Kumar quit on Saturday owning "moral responsibility" for the crushing defeat of his party in the Lok Sabha election, elections are due in November 2015.
In Maharashtra, which is ruled by the Congress-Nationalist Congress Party alliance, the BJP-Shiv Sena combine polled a whopping 47 per cent votes in the Lok Sabha election, bagging 41 of the 48 seats in the state. In contrast the Congress-NCP alliance got 34 per cent vote and just six seats. In Haryana, again under the command of the Congress, the BJP-Indian National Lok Dal together polled close to 60 per cent of votes, netting nine of the 10 Lok Sabha seats in the State.
The tale in Jharkhand, where the Jharkhand Mukthi Morcha (JMM) is running possibly the weakest minority government, is no different. The BJP alone bagged over 40 per cent of the vote share ending with a tally of 12 of the 13 Lok Sabha seats in the State. In contrast the JMM and the Congress together polled just about 22 per cent vote.
In Jammu & Kashmir, the BJP polled 32.4 per cent of the votes, leaving the Congress and the ruling the National Conference far behind.
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|Spatially resolved and bulk zinc analysis in biological samples of patients at different stages of Alzheimer's disease by high resolution inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry
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|One hypothesis that has gained considerable attention in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease (AD) is trace element toxicity, and various elements, including zinc, have become the foci of renewed interest. The first study is analysis of spatially resolved zinc from senile plaques (SP) and neurofibrillary tangles (NFT) using laser ablation high resolution inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometer (LA-HR-ICPMS). By using matrix matched thin film standards, zinc was quantified in SP, NFT and adjacent neuropils in subjects with mild cognitive impairment (MCI). In addition, zinc was quantified in neuropils from age-matched normal control (NC) subjects. There are significant increases of zinc in MCI SP and MCI NFT compared to surrounding neuropils, suggesting a role of zinc in the pathogenesis of AD. The second study is bulk zinc analysis in human serum, cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) and brain tissues from subjects with mild cognitive impairment (MCI), early AD (EAD), late-stage AD (LAD) and age-matched normal control (NC) subjects using HR-ICPMS. There are significant changes in zinc levels from subjects with MCI compared to subjects from NC group. The studies indicate that zinc homeostasis is altered early in the progression of AD and may play a role in the pathogenesis of AD.
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Are your responses to customer inquiries heavily scripted as if they came out of some low-budget horror movie? Do your customers feel like no matter what they say, they get form letters and rote messages in response? Do your policies disengage members of your staff from active listening, critical thinking and personalized problem solving? If customer-service personnel perform like zombies, you can guarantee that customers will run from them.
Businesspeople are steeped in the practices and language of their respective industries. As such, they often forget to translate their communications for easy public consumption. Instead, they convey their messages using jargon, terminology and acronyms that make their customers' head spin.
Particularly in times of economic distress when profits need to be propped up, many companies' first reaction is to slash their operations staff. But while a bare-bones staff is cheaper to run, it also translates into delays, unreturned phones calls, overall inattentive service, and low staff morale – characteristics that are hardly the ingredients for great customer experiences.
Business transformation is overrated. It's good to have high aspirations and stretch goals, but large scale overhauls – of a company's brand, its operations, or it technology – frequently bring firms to their knees, rather than catapulting them past competitors. To avoid scaring your loyal customers away with radical changes, do some experiments first. Never underestimate the power and efficiency of incremental advances toward it.
In the whirlwind of daily business activities, people rarely take the time to dissect and diagnose customer complaints. That's a shame. Complaints present a wonderful opportunity to not just recover gracefully (and perhaps win back a consumer's loyalty), but to identify the root cause of a problem and fix it. Bonus tip: What's even rarer than conducting a post mortem after a customer complaint? Examining customer compliments. There's great value in pinpointing what employee or business practice produced a happy client and then figuring out how to replicate that outcome more routinely.
To create happy, satisfied, and loyal customers, you need happy, satisfied and engaged employees. Create a work environment where employees don't feel appreciated, respected, or well-equipped to do their jobs, and you're guaranteed to drain them of energy and passion. A focus on a larger vision, work-life balance, and active mentoring will help you to keep workers motivated and feeling happy.
Creating satisfied, loyal customers is a lot about managing expectations. People's frustration (or delight) with a business is closely tied to the expectations they have going into an transaction. Customers don't like ambiguity or unpleasant surprises. If you don't tell them what to expect – how long they'll be on hold, how much paperwork they'll need to fill out, when they'll hear back from you, etc. – then they're more likely to be annoyed when the interaction isn't as quick, simple or straightforward as anticipated.
Does your business ever try to trick its customers with short cuts in service, special offers that exclude desirable merchandise, or fine print that can't be understood? these are examples of "tricks of the trade" that may draw customers in momentarily, but won't create a foundation on which to build loyal relationships. It is always better to under-promise and over-deliver.
Have you ever heard a staff member tell a customer that fixing a problem was outside the scope of his or her particular job? A lack of accountability can be a gruesome disease if left untreated. Customer calls are not promptly (if ever) returned. Commitments are not kept. Obligations are forgotten. Want to create a brand experience that outshines all others? Make sure everyone in your company is prepared to accept responsibility when something goes awry.
Do some of your customers think your organization is always after them to close another sale? No matter how sophisticated your point-of-sale systems are, how advanced your segmentation strategy is, or how dazzling your advertising campaigns appear – it means nothing if the people interacting with your customers are not genuinely helpful.
Don't fret: You can turn around your relationships with customers by committing to a higher level of service, identifying were your company comes up short, and inspiring and training your employees to do better. These 10 tips were provided by Jon Picoult, the founder of Watermark Consulting, a Connecticut-based consulting firm that helps businesses improve the customer experience.
[1] http://www.watermarkconsult.net
[2] http://www.inc.com/guides/2010/09/common-sales-mistakes-and-how-to-avoid-them.html
[3] http://www.inc.com/guides/2010/04/preventing-identity-theft-in-your-business.html
[4] http://www.inc.com/ss/sales-tips-worlds-toughest-customers
[5] http://www.inc.com/magazine/20101001/the-way-i-work-michael-arrington-techcrunch.html


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We stayed in this hotel in Khe Sanh.
The hotel owners made their money in coffee plantations, which I'm told were planted around Khe Sanh after the war. The wrought iron balconies have a stylized civet cat symbolizing the coffee business. As some of you probably know, these cats eat coffee berries and have an unerring nose for picking the most flavorful and perfectly ripe berries. The Vietnamese pick the coffee beans from the cats' shit to make the very best coffee, called cà phê Chồn or 'Chon coffee,' which is served at the hotel.
That coffee will wake you up in the morning when served with another local breakfast specialty, noodle soup with egg but the egg is a chicken embryo with tiny feathers and beak.
We had what to my mind was a sad and thought-provoking encounter that evening at dinner. The dining room was empty except for our table and a lone man in his mid-60s at another table, obviously an American, doing his best to kill a bottle of Johnnie Walker. Digby said, "I bet that's a Marine who was at Khe Sanh and has come back to visit." And so he was, as we learned after Digby invited him over to our table (although strangely he had not actually visited the base but was just holed up in the hotel). Digby, who knows volumes about the Vietnam War but takes every opportunity to learn more, quizzed him for hours about the siege of Khe Sanh as we finished off a couple more bottles of scotch. But this guy was stuck in his head at the siege of Khe Sanh. It was like we didn't even exist for him. He had no interest in who we were. And he made clear that the Vietnamese were still the enemy to him, who haunted his nightmares, "gooks" as he called, then and now. Our Vietnamese friends at the table who understood English -- Cuong, Vinh and Ms. Linh -- just shrugged it off. In fact, he couldn't seem to accept the idea that we would be sitting with Vietnamese and insisted on believing they were Filipino. Anyway at the end of the night of drinking he collapsed in the hall on the way back to his room, too drunk even to crawl and tried to drag himself to his room. So two of the "gooks," Ms. Linh and Vinh, each took him by an arm and got him tucked into bed. Vinh told me next morning, chuckling, that the guy had tried to tip him with a handful dong. Vinh, a tycoon in the making who owns a bunch of successful companies.
Next morning we rode toward the Lao border to an old Green Beret camp that was overrun in the early days of the siege of Khe Sanh. The SF guys weren't wiped out, though, they were able to run some miles back to Khe Sanh.
Then to Khe Sanh base itself:
Some of the sandbag bunkers still standing.
Heading out, will ride to Hue this day:
Across the old DMZ and stop at Truong Son cemetery, Vietnam's 10,000 North Vietnamese who lost their lioves in the war are laid to rest.
Cuong and Vinh light incense to honor the dead. Pretty much everyone in Vietnam lost relatives or family members in the war.
Visited the Vinh Muoc tunnels where thousands of villagers lived underground during the war.
We followed the coast line on beautiful, little trafficked roads, south toward Hue. Rode on trails onto this peninsula for a picnic lunch:
The view from our picnic spot.
Curiously, was out on this peninsula was a big, deep hole where the roof of a tunnel had collapsed. So even here, miles away from Vinh Moc, was another network of hidden tunnels, probably unexplored.
On the way to Hue:
I was riding right behind Glen when we came to an intersection to he waved me to stop so I could direct all the other riders coming behind which way to go. Since we were spread out, I was there fro about 15 or 20 minutes. I always king of enjoyed these stops.
Eventually I think every kid in the village came to see my bike. And what a thrill and commotion it caused when I got back on to ride and, luckily, fired it up on the first kick.
I had a near get-off while riding on this beachfront road. There was a dip in the road that I couldn't see the bottom of, and when I crested it I saw that in the trough, a big patch of sand had drifted from the beach across the road, a sand trap. I was going about 60 mph and braking was out of the question, so I just slewed and slithered across the sand before the tires got a bite of pavement on the other side, I definitely got a surge of adrenalin.
Digby on the way to Hue:
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Torrential downpour in Hue:
The Citadel in Hue:
Leaving Hue:
Plan was to ride west from Hue up and over a mountain pass then south through the A Shau Valley. At the top of the pass on a muddy dirt road a bus was stuck and blocking the way:
We muscled one bike past, no way way to get the rest through (much less the support jeep and the sidecar rig), like a cork in a bottle.
Traffic piling up behind:
We try to help the bus get going:
More traffic stuck:
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The bus lurched forward and moved up the hill with much slipping of tires. My first thought was that it would go up the road another hundred yards and get stuck again, so I scrambled onto my bike to get ahead of it. As did most everyone else, so their was a mad dash to squeeze past the bus, which of course made no effort to make it easy for anyone to pass. Glen and I got past the bus and to the head of the pack when a road repair crewman flagged us to stop. An excavator was perched precariously up on the hillside trying to clear a slide. Then the side of the hill started to give way and the excavator started to go over. We hastily ducked-walked our bikes backward because we had been stopped within a couple feet of where the shovel came down. The glass shattered in the window and the operator popped out unhurt. Luckily the shovel arm didn't go all the way across the road and there was room to pass.
The arm cut right into the tarmac:
View from the back of the pack:
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Up and over the mountain pass. Unfortunately, on one of the corners coming down the pass, Vinh crashed his sidecar rig quite spectacularly (I'm told -- I didn't see it) and broke some ribs. He finished the day, getting to Hoi Anh, but had to fly home the next day.
Into the A Shau Valley on a very nice, fast, smooth highway with little traffic, passing Hamburger Hill on the west side of the highway, occasional pit stops and rest breaks.
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I never get tired of ride reports of Vietnam or Laos! Please continue!!
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You're right about the number missing a few decimal points, my wording was unclear, that's just the number buried in the cemetery.
And I second you on your other point as well.
Thanks for reading.
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Another Great Vietnam RR
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I know one day I will ride there. My BFF's wife was born there & I just love their culture & food.
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I am looking forward to your trip through the Ashau. I was a scout pilot and the Ashau was a large part of my AO. I remember its features vividly after 40 years. I am wondering if there is anything left of the series of fire bases between the Citadel and the Ashau along that road. It was called Rt547 then. Birmingham was just into the mountains, followed by Bastogne, Veghel, Cannon an Rendesvous. Just southwest of Hamberger was Currahee. These were quite active in 1969/70. 101st Abn.
Also there used to be a dirt strip inside the Citadel. I used to practice autorotations on it. That means rolling off the throttle and autorotating to the ground to simulate a power failure. It was fun in a Loach (OH6-A) because everything happened so fast. Fly over at 1000' and kill the power. Set up a steep glide path of 80kts, dropping about 2k'/min. Aim to a crash spot on the strip between the buildings. At 50' pull up the nose in a flair and pull pitch as the rotor speeds up to hold the RPM safely. At 25' yank all the pitch left and run out of rotor speed as you touch down. It was fun!
I tried to Google Earth, but cannot find the little STOL strip inside the walls anymore.
I wouldn't feel too bad about the Marine. He just got drunk. Lots of us drink sometimes. When we do we sometimes tell war stories or moments that still live with us. In my day, we called the NVA Dinks. For years anybody I was mad at I called a Dink too. Maybe it was a Cav thing.
But to tell you the truth, I rarely think about Nam, except for the few times when with fellow soldiers. We have a reunion called the Vietnam Helicopter Pilot's Association. The last time I went was in Philly about 3 years ago. Some guys drove a tractor trailer and parked it next to the Hotel. The trailer was set up like an officer's club hootch. It was packed all night long every night. Plenty of us behaved worse than your Marine. Some of our wives did too. Never saw such a pack of mangey old bastards behaving like they did back in the Nam when they were 21...
Thanks for your report.
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Aerial view of the A Shau Valley (pulled from the Web):
Mountain silhouettes:
This map shows the Ho Chi Minh Trail running north-south in Laos with infiltration routes fanning out into Vietnam. The A Shau Valley was a major infiltration route from the HCM trail back into Vietnam -- the northern-most of the 3-pronged 'pitchforks' shown on this map.
This map in more detail:
There is an interesting feature at the southern end of the A Shau valley where the original highway crossed the border into Laos and then back into Vietnam -- although it is a remote part of Laos and didn't link up any highways in Laos. No border posts or anything. I suspect this wrinkle in map/landscape probably figured in the Ho Chi Minh trail somehow. It was originally built this way to avoid having to build the original highway up and over a steep mountain pass in Vietnam that would require building a tunnel.
They have since built the mountain pass road and tunnel in Vietnam. But you can still see the old highway running into Laos at what is now a branch in the road. Probably a smuggling route now.
The new tunnel:
We suited up for drizzle. The mountain pass was shrouded in heavy fog, too and we crawled along sometimes with near-zero visibility. But like in much of Western Vietnam the road itself was very good and traffic almost non-existent.
Coming down off the mountain pass we had warm, clear weather again and wended our way through narrow country roads and along river valleys back toward the coast. Bridge crossing:
Brief stop in a village while heading to Hoi An:
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I just want one of those bikes - they seem like real ADV bikes to me.
Ok, not "just" ... I also wish I was there riding with ya, and appreciate the story and pics.
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Couple days in Hoi Anh then through Danang and up and over Hai Van pass. Rock slide on Hai Van pass.
About half-way up the pass my bike quit, Cuong and assistant made a quick repair to the electrics:
Cuong fixing the brakes on another bike on Hai Van pass:
Weather socked in for us on Hai Van pass:
As we ascended the pass, the road turned into narrow one-lane slabs winding along the mountain top, shrouded in fog. Was this the right road?
Hair pin curve on the descent from Hai Van pass:
We ended the day -- and the trip -- on the beach just south of Hue for a couple hours for lunch and a swim before a final ride to the airport and a flight to Ho Chi Minh City.
End of the ride in Hue airport:
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Nice report.
I returned from Vietnam only 3 weeks ago - having followed a very similar route to the one you took and even stayed in some of the same hotels
Great trip , great times.
Thanks for filling in some gaps for me
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Splasm Software says it must come up with a new name for Podner, its Mac-only iPod video conversion application, following emails from Apple requesting a name change. Splasm is giving away free Podner registrations to those who submit one of the top five new names for the software.
"Twice in the last week, the kind folks at Apple Computer have asked us to change Podner's name to something without the word 'pod' in it. We don't see more than a passing family resemblance, but we can't say we blame them," the developer says. "Podner is an awfully popular iPod video conversion tool and if we were Apple we might circle the wagons round little bits and pieces of our trademark, too. When companies like Apple Corps can sue Apple Computer over a trademark dispute we think it might be time to saddle up and move along to a new name. C'mon now, who's got the money to stand up and defend a cute cowboy hat?"
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I want to slap apples legal departmant for being a bunch of ideots.
Posted by LC Angell on February 22, 2006 at 11:18 AM (CST)
Just the word "Pod" now?
This is a new low. Apple has become worse than Microsoft. You don't see them suing their own user base over software named "Win___"
Posted by LC Angell on February 22, 2006 at 11:43 AM (CST)
Holy cow… Is anyone keeping an official list? Off the top of my head (ok, and a bit of Google):
Podner → ??
ThoughtOut's iPed → Ped
iPodder Lemon → Juice / Juice Receiver
iPodlounge → iLounge
iPodderX → Transistr
iPod Essentials → mp3Essentials
iPodWorld → iWorld
Matias' iPodArmor → iArmor
iPodSubwayMaps → iSubwayMaps
DLO TransPod → TransDock
PodGear → GEAR4
Apple… you're totally justified in doing this, but why not be fair to everyone's Google rankings and just do everyone at once? There's quite a few more… websites, especially ;-)
Posted by LC Angell on February 22, 2006 at 12:56 PM (CST)
To all those who still think that apple is a benign wonderful company who really cares….. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Apple is a corporation, it exists to take your money for its stockholders. All corporations are in the business of making money—plain and simple. They will try anything to take your money—including making you feel like part of the "family", a happy partner trying to make your life better; like the mafia. I own many iPods and i love them, but I am under NO false assumptions that apple "cares" about anything other than my wallet. [Disclosure: I own apple stock] :)
Posted by LC Angell on February 22, 2006 at 1:00 PM (CST)
Why doesn't Apple threaten the pea industry for using "pod"? Why doesn't Apple hunt whales because they travel in "pods"? This is insane.
Posted by LC Angell on February 22, 2006 at 3:05 PM (CST)
Apple used to only go after i- products
Posted by LC Angell on February 22, 2006 at 3:38 PM (CST)
it's about time apple go after that dimwit thief (retarded delusional) bill palmer at ipodgarbage, too.
Posted by LC Angell on February 22, 2006 at 4:06 PM (CST)
I can understand them going after anything that says "iPod" in the product title…I think they have a reasonable right to control the license to that name.
But going after related products with the term "Pod" in it seems to be pushing it. But they know that these little guys won't fight them…and they know they can piss off a few people who are producing acessories because they know there are 30 more who will jump in to fill the game
Posted by LC Angell on February 22, 2006 at 4:56 PM (CST)
WOW! Major censorship here at iLounge. It too is becoming more like Apple…sad, very sad.
Posted by LC Angell on February 23, 2006 at 12:52 AM (CST)
FahrenheiPod 451,
? "Major censorship" ?
What has been censored here?
Posted by LC Angell on February 23, 2006 at 4:42 AM (CST)
What about the HP iRiver? Have they tried to take any action about that using the "i"? Also, did Creative sue over the use of Nano, which they came out with first, with Zen Nano?
Posted by LC Angell on February 23, 2006 at 6:13 AM (CST)
"...the HP iRiver"
I'm sure the folks at HP and at iRiver are wondering if you know something that they don't. They're separate companies; HP DOES use the 'i' in iPAQ (inherited from Compaq), if that's what you meant to refer to.
Posted by LC Angell on February 23, 2006 at 7:34 AM (CST)
...Open the pod doors Hal…I need to upchuck on the shoes of some overzealous trademark lawyers…you'd think they owned the moon or Jupiter or something…
Or some ramblings akin to that (heavy sigh with regards to the greed of corporate America).
Next thing we'll know, Apple will be filing cease and desist orders against Authur C. Clarke, the estate of Stanley Krubrick, MGM Studios and everyone else remotely related for using the 'P' word in their motion picture masterpiece 2001: A Space Odyssey, never mind that it was made years before AAPL even existed and a certain Apple CEO's mommy was probably still wiping his nose for him at that time.
Posted by LC Angell on February 23, 2006 at 7:47 AM (CST)
Very strange; took me FOREVER to post that last one. Actually, I tried serveral times to post the two above together, only to have your system continually deny it. Even after I split them in two it still denied the latter post until I finally tried deleting the quotation marks around MY version of Dave Bowman's plea with Hal.
It's getting to be WAY too much work to ramble these days; the brain cell expenditure is TOO costly, particularly for me.
Posted by LC Angell on February 23, 2006 at 7:58 AM (CST)
I just duplicated your 'problem' post - it was accepted straight away.
Posted by LC Angell on February 23, 2006 at 8:13 AM (CST)
Also, did Creative sue over the use of Nano, which they came out with first, with Zen Nano?
I think the issue of trademarking a word which was first brought into use by the Greeks has already been discussed when the iPod nano first came out. If they have called it the iNano it might have been a different case…..
Posted by LC Angell on February 23, 2006 at 8:23 AM (CST)
POD POD POD iSue me you iTards. Ill take a bite out of this apple, oops thats a trade mark infringment.
Posted by LC Angell on February 23, 2006 at 10:18 AM (CST)
"HP DOES use the 'i' in iPAQ (inherited from Compaq)"
I have an iPAQ. Coolest thing ever. I actually used it as my mp3 player until I realized that I had worn the battery life down to about an hour of music play. Then I bought an iPod nano after I realized that I needed something smaller to ride my bike with. Now I'm happy.
Posted by LC Angell on February 23, 2006 at 10:31 AM (CST)
Splasm has to have a case here since "podner" is a word that goes back in use to at least the '40s (where if you Google it, it was mentioned in a TIME magazine article). Aren't there any copyright attorneys out there who want to make a name for themselves by taking this on?
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Apple is becoming full of themselves these days. I would take them on and keep your name, and I bet you win as any jury will look at Apple and laugh at what has become Apple's immense arrogance. Spend as little money as possible in legal fees, as this is utterly ridiculous on Apple's part. I've been in enough courtrooms to tell you that the Judge will even say Apple is pushing it. Go to court and teach Apple a lesson on a shoestring budget as it has been done before to great success in these types of stupid cases. Tell the "kind folks" at Apple to kindly meet you in court. I've been purchasing Apple products since 1984, but what I've started to see over the last year has made me seriously consider if and when I purchase another Apple product. I only hope that those who have used the word "pod" waaaaaaaaaay before Apple ever used it, come out of the woodwork with lawsuits against Apple.
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May 23, 2013This game is fun but I think it could have better. It resets the stage every minute just about the time it starts getting interesting. ItThis game is fun but I think it could have better. It resets the stage every minute just about the time it starts getting interesting. It starts way too slow and you have to go through 4 one minutes stages to get to the fun ones. The mission structure is weird and you often don't feel need to finish your game after you get the mission done. It would better if you had a set amount of people to get through the bathroom instead of just surviving the time limit because you can just kind of park people at the end of the minute and cheese your way through. The gameplay is great and the controls work well. This game teases the fun more that it lets you just have the fun. Still worth the $1 I paid for it.… Full Review »


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Another Bartleby, and Other News
October 23, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
- "On a winter's day in 1482 a scholar had an embarrassing disaster, leaving a blood-red blot of ink on the pristine page of a valuable book. He then compounded his crime by confessing, adding a note in the same red ink still legible after 532 years. On the desecrated page of the Historiae Romanae Decades, printed in Venice in 1470, he wrote: 'Ita macula'—this stain—'I stupidly made on the first of December 1482.' "
- On George Whitman, the eccentric founder of Shakespeare and Company: "He could be welcoming. He could be gruff. He could be charismatic. He could be aloof … This was, after all, a man who on occasion expressed himself by throwing books at people, sometimes affectionately, sometimes less so—a love-hate gesture, or so it sounds, not unlike Ignatz Mouse hurling bricks at an eternally besotted Krazy Kat."
- Novelists, here is your picaresque, contemporary Bartleby: an Italian coal miner who shirked work for thirty-five years and is now collecting his pension. "I invented everything—amnesia, pains, hemorrhoids, I used to lurch around as if I was drunk. I bumped my thumb on a wall and obviously you can't work with a swollen thumb … Other times I would rub coal dust into my eyes. I just didn't like the work—being a miner was not the job for me."
- Let's trade fossil casts: "In the first part of the twentieth century, casts of fossil specimens were key to paleo sciences. Because actual fossils were too valuable and rare to ship to international researchers, casts of fossils circulated in their stead … Paleoanthropologists would offer to trade casts of 'their' fossils to other researchers in different areas of the world, who had different looking specimens—the casts became a social currency."
- In praise of reading plays: "A great published script makes you understand what the play is, at its heart. Not just what a certain production was like, though it also ought to do a good job of that. It makes you understand how the play feels as a living work of art—how it sounds and behaves inside your head, a mental effort that matters more in reading a play than in reading any other kind of literature."
October 3, 2011 | by Margaret Eby
Centralia, Pennsylvania, is a town that barely exists. It is a blip of a place, almost indistinguishable from the endless forest flanking state road 61 in the rambling northeast quarter of the state. There are no hulking ruins—not even a sign that alerts you when the town begins or ends. Though the population of Centralia peaked in the 1960s at more than two thousand people, now fewer than ten live here. After the nineties, road maps and atlases began leaving it off their indexes; the post office revoked its zip code in 2002. The reason is simple: Centralia has been on fire for almost fifty years. Read More »