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A fun, fun, movie. But the younger generations may not get all the jokes.Published 3 days ago by FixitMike
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Madelyne Williams, 9-year-old battling cerebral palsy, represents Akron Children's patients in D.C.
AKRON, Ohio - A kid's first plane ride can be as unexpected as it is exciting. Especially when you're a 9-year-old who's battled multiple ailments her whole life.
This special Madelyne Williams and her mom, Wendy, came to mind first when LuAnn Kuhl, a nurse practitioner at Akron Children's, heard the hospital wanted nominations for a patient to send to Washington D.C. on June 24.
Of the thousands of sweet faces Kulh has treated, Madelyne's remains particularly close to her heart. So, as representatives for Akron Children's Hospital at the "Speak Now For Kids" Family Advocacy Day, they were no-doubters.
"I've taken care of Madelyne since she was an infant until she came home from the NICU. Even with all of her problems she always just shows how to be positive, always has a smile for me, and I felt that she could show everyone how important it is to make sure ours kids get good care and that despite their difficulties how far they can come," said Kuhl.
Hospitalized nearly three dozen times at Akron Children's since she was born premature, pneumonia striking at least three times nearly ending her life.
Wendy said medical bills for Madelyne have made life tough on her and her two siblings. But they've rallied with help from Medicaid.
And workers have rallied at the hospital as well. In 2013, they helped raise money for Madelyne run in the Cleveland Triathlon where this brave young lady pulled herself up and out of her wheelchair to cross the finish line standing up.
"No family can prepare for something like this, such as a child with special needs, a premature child. The costs are outrageous and that's why we need programs like Medicaid to help," said McNair.
The process of being nominated and winning a hospital-wide election was humbling to McNair and her daughter.
"We were very honored. Very excited. Really happy. First I asked her if she wanted to go, and of course she said yes. I told her who nominated her and she said, 'Awww, I love her.' She's very excited about the plane ride. I'm excited to go see some of the things in Washington, D.C. and they explained that we would be talking to some congressmen about why it's important to have a children's hospital in our area and about Medicaid funding," said McNair.
"I'm going to tell them Madelyne's story and tell them why it's important to have Medicaid and not make any Medicaid cuts for these children," added McNair.
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Shane Succumbs to Cancer. Chief executive officer of Houston-based Shane Media Services, and publisher of the music magazine Best in Texas – Ed Shane – has lost his battle against colon cancer. Shane and his wife/business partner/former country programmer (KILT, Houston, WIL, St. Louis) Pam Shane revealed his diagnosis on social media less than four weeks ago (2/24). In that posting, Pam Shane noted, "This will be an interruption for Ed and me during the next few months. Shane Media clients are aware of this, and know that I will be keeping their projects moving forward. We appreciate the support from friends and colleagues at this difficult time." Outpouring of sympathy and exceptionally kind comments permeated social media. For example, renowned sports broadcaster (Boston Red Sox radio play-by-play, among others) Jerry Trupiano declares Shane was, "a true giant in the industry and one of the best people I ever worked with." Among the many others "heartbroken" to hear the news of Shane's passing is CBS Radio country KFRG "K-Frog," Riverside on-air talent Heather Froglear, who comments, "We were so fortunate to have [him] on our team for many years. I will be forever grateful for [his] guidance on the air. He always encouraged this young gal just starting in country radio. I considered [him] a mentor – but mostly a friend. My heart goes out to Pam and the rest of Ed's friends and family. You will be missed – terribly." Longtime group program director Frank Bell recollects that during his tenure at Keymarket/Sinclair, "Ed Shane helped us launch many great country stations, including KFRG; WGGY, Wilkes Barre-Scranton; and WOGY, Memphis. His handiwork in news-talk helped shape the sound of WWL, New Orleans; WBEN, Buffalo; and WLAC-AM, Nashville. Ed's clarity of thought made him a welcome addition to every conference call and strategic planning meeting. He was one of those rare consultants who 'talked the talk' and 'walked the walk.' In Texas terms, he wore a big hat and had lots of cattle. Thoughts and prayers today go out to his life and business partner, Pam, and that talented group of Shane Media programmers, both past and present." Distinguished programmer Ed Scarborough (Lieblick) declares, "We have lost a true 'gentle' man. Condolences to Pam and Ed's family, and to Ed's extended family. He touched many lives and leaves a wonderful legacy." According to Brent Clanton, "Ed gave me my first job in Radio at Paul Taft's KODA, Houston and he taught me so much more than the business. I was privileged to work with him on two [Houston] start-ups, KIKK-AM 'Business Radio 650′ with the equally-legendary Dickie Rosenfeld, and more recently, the launch of Radio One's 'News 92 FM' [KROI]. Ed was a gentleman, a perfectionist, and was always thinking ahead on ways to make a radio station's product better. He made me a better broadcaster, and planted in me an appreciation of how to bring up the next generation of radio professionals." Intersat's manager of media product strategy (and former programmer) Chuck Dickemann comments, "Ed's influence on me and my career went far beyond broadcast and radio. His support, confidence, and mentorship permeated everything I did. Beyond that, he was a friend – a true friend." Programmer John Roberts mentions that, "Ed was a pro's pro for sure, but more importantly, he was simply a great guy. Plenty of people in radio, including me, owe significant career steps to Ed & Pam's generous advice and help. Stories about change in our business, real or perceived, seem to hit us between the eyes daily. The idea of consultant Ed Shane not being around is one legit 'change' I wish we did not have to face." Mardit Media Consulting president Barry Mardit notes that Shane was a "familiar face at CRS. He always greeted me with a warm smile and a hearty handshake. I always looked forward to our brief chats as well as his in-depth presentations. The consummate professional and true champion who so believed in the power of radio. Ed was a vast storehouse of the knowledge and expertise needed to harness and unleash its full potential. Our industry has lost a giant and those who have known Ed have lost a giant of a friend." SeniorNet Dallas president Dan Halyburton states, "Ed Shane was a great radio man and a good friend. Ed played an important role in the efforts at KPLX, Dallas in the 1990s to fight one of the toughest country battles ever. His knowledge and commitment to winning were unequaled. Ed always had such energy and presence." Country consultant Joel Raab notes, "Ed Shane was a great guy and solid professional. He was always generous with his thoughts and advice. He gave me lots of encouragement – even though we were competitors. For that I will always be grateful." Ron Parker recalls that his "very first radio job was at WPLO-FM, Atlanta and Ed was the operations manager of the station for Plough – thoughts and prayers to Pam and the Shane family." Ed Shane – who founded Shane Media in 1977 – entered hospice care early this past week. He previously was station manager of Houston's KRBE and programmed talk KTRH in that market. He also was the former program director of KKDJ, Los Angeles (now iHeartMedia CHR KIIS), as well as a number of other major market stations.
Monday, April 22, 2013
FCC Defuses F-Bomb. In giving all the broadcast outlets that inadvertently ran Boston Red Sox slugger David Ortiz a "fleeting expletive" pass for carrying his uttering the so called "F-Bomb" during his impassioned speech at Fenway Park Saturday, FCC chairman Julius Genachowski has significantly defused the power of America's favorite dirty word. According to TALKERS publisher Michael Harrison, "Regardless of the highly subjective 'fleeting expletive' criteria, Genachowski has changed the nature of 'fuck' forever as a forbidden word through the legal power of precedents. I can remember when words like 'hell,' 'damn,' 'bitch,' 'piss' and even 'suck' were broadcast no-no's. Now you hear them regularly and very few even raise an eyebrow. The English language, as we all know, is an organic, changing system of communication…as is the concept of 'community standards.' So, we have witnessed the wheel turn another click in this regard with the chairman's pronouncement. The big daddy of dirty words has been demoted to secondary status on the filth chart – sort of like 'shit' – and can be used under the right subjective circumstances to express politically correct outrage. Whatever are we going to do now? We need a new forbidden word to take its place!"
Boston's Radio Stations to Go Silent at 2:50 Today. The Boston radio stations owned by CBS Radio, Clear Channel Media and Entertainment, Entercom and Greater Media will observe a minute of silence at 2:50 today to honor the victims of last week's Boston Marathon bombing. National Association of Broadcasters president and CEO Gordon Smith says, "Our thoughts and prayers go out to those who were impacted by the horrific act that took place in Boston. This moment of silence will serve as a time of reflection, honoring those lost and injured in this tragic event, and recognizing the countless acts of heroism and kindness that we saw on Monday and which continue today. As first informers in times of crisis, broadcasters want to take this opportunity to salute the first responders and the many unsung heroes who do so much during emergency situations."
Former Seattle Seahawks Coach Mike Holmgren Takes Regular Role with KJR, Seattle. Longtime NFL coach and general manager Mike Holmgren is signing on with Clear Channel's sports talk KJR, Seattle for a regular contributor role. The Super Bowl winning coach (with Green Bay) and Seahawks coach and GM from 1999 through 2008 will go on-air with "Mitch in the Morning" from 9:00 to 9:30 on Mondays, "Elise and Jerry" at 11:00 am on Tuesdays, "Ian Furness and Jason Puckett" at 2:00 pm on Wednesdays and "Softy" from 4:00 to 4:30 pm on Thursdays. KJR program director Rich Moore states, "We are so excited to have Mike Holmgren join our team at Sports Radio KJR. As a former coach he has a great connection with the fans here in Seattle and his football mind and personality will really enhance our comprehensive football coverage."
Chris Miller: Media Isn't the Issue – Content Is. According to noted digital radio consultant and TALKERS columnist Chris Miller, when it comes to understanding our role in the new digital world and application of its new and exciting tools, we broadcasters tend to become preoccupied with the means and lose sight of the all-important ends. In a new article posted today (4/22) he suggests we use the term "social content" as opposed to "social media." He sees radio as having a significant advantage over many other forms of communication in this new environment and believes we have done a disservice to program directors by beginning to label them as "brand managers." To read Chris Miller's entire column, click here.
OPINION: The Death of Al Neuharth and Talk Radio's Future. Radio consultant Holland Cooke writes about the state of talk radio's image set against the dual backdrops of the Boston Marathon bombing and the death of former Gannett chairman Al Neuharth. Cooke writes, "Especially after last week, talk radio should heed the words of a media giant we now mourn: 'They want to trust whatever voices they're listening to.'" Read his piece here.
CBS Sports Radio Network Adds Weekend Baseball and Basketball Programs. The two shows debuted this past weekend on the new sports talk radio network. "Eye on Baseball" with host Damon Bruce, airs from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon ET on Saturdays. Bruce, who serves as early afternoon host at Cumulus Media's KNBR, San Francisco, is joined by a rotating group of expert co-hosts for the program. The network is also adding "Eye on Basketball" Saturdays from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm ET co-hosted by Jody McDonald and CBSSports.com's NBA insider, Ken Berger.
Dave Ramsey Visits OK City and Houston. Nationally syndicated talk radio sensation Dave Ramsey (pictured here at Grace Community Church in Houston) brought two of his live events to Oklahoma and Texas last week. Ramsey presented his "EntreLeadership 1 Day Event" in Oklahoma City on Friday, April 19 to a packed house at Cox Convention Center. Ramsey, along with speakers Jon Acuff and Chris Hogan, spoke about how to run a business using the same common-sense principles that Ramsey practices in his own company of more than 300 team members. Ty Tyler, president/general manager of Tyler Media in Oklahoma City, says, "Having Dave Ramsey in Oklahoma City is always a special occasion. The loyal KOKC AM 1520 listeners were thrilled with the opportunity to learn and interact with Dave and our advertising partners were pleased with the outstanding results of telling their message to the exclusive Dave Ramsey audience." Ramsey also delivered his Total Money Makeover Live — his common-sense debt reduction and wealth-building strategies — to a crowd of more than 5,000 people in Houston. Local affiliate KSEV general manager Marc McCoy states, "A gathering of Dave Ramsey fans in Houston is truly an event! When Dave comes to town, the excitement begins. KSEV listeners line up for each Dave Ramsey appearance and turn out by the thousands."
Odds & Sods. Former Boston talk radio personality Jeff Katz got a lot of talk radio exposure in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing. In addition to constant updates on his Facebook pages and his Twitter feed, Katz appeared multiple times on national outlets like Fox News Radio, The Ace & TJ Show, The Todd Schnitt Show and the regional Arkansas State Radio Network. He also appeared on local stations including: KMJ, Fresno; KFBK, Sacramento; KKSF, San Francisco; KOA, Denver; WFLA, Tampa; WGUF, Naples; WHO, Des Moines; WJBO, Baton Rouge; WCCO, Minneapolis; WWNC, Asheville; WBT, Charlotte; WWIQ, Philadelphia; WPHT, Philadelphia; KSKY, Dallas; WHAM, Rochester; and WSYR, Syracuse. The week was capped with a two-hour special live from Boston which aired on Clear Channel stations KKSF, San Francisco and KFBK, Sacramento…..CBS Radio and Spanish Beisbol Productions are airing play-by-play of Phillies baseball in Spanish on CBS Radio's "Phillies 24/7" as heard on 98.1 WOGL HD4 beginning Friday, May 3. Broadcasts will include pregame and postgame coverage. The Spanish broadcast team consists of Bill Kulik, Rickie Ricardo and Angel Castillo. "Phillies 24/7" is the first-ever HD Radio multicast station exclusively dedicated to a Major League Baseball team and airs continuously throughout the year and features live play-by-play of every regular season Phillies game on-air at 98.1 WOGL HD4, plus game re-broadcasts the following morning at 9:00 am…..SiriusXM will add a limited-run "Cheech & Chong" channel to the service beginning this week. The satcaster calls it a "celebration of their hilarious career, featuring their classic comedy albums and more" that will take over "Raw Dog Comedy" and continue as a nightly special through the following week, leading up to "SiriusXM's Town Hall with Cheech & Chong," moderated by Artie Lange.
The New Look Mike & Mike. ESPN Audio's Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic are pictured here in the Bristol, Connecticut studios where they broadcast their program that airs on ESPN Radio and ESPN 2 on cable TV. The new logo, according to the company, coincides "with the start of the NBA Playoffs and this week's NFL Draft. ESPN Audio's 'Mike & Mike' brings a fresh look to its logo beginning today. Designed by ESPN's Creative Services team, the re-designed logo serves as a nod to Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic being available for listeners not just 'in the Morning,' but any time."
WEEI Goes To Bat For Battling Kids
By Mike Kinosian
TALKERS magazine
Managing Editor/West Coast Bureau Chief
BOSTON — Notwithstanding that the "Old Towne" team has been historically dreadful the past 12 months, diehard members of Red Sox Nation from Boston to Bakersfield, Battle Creek to the Bahamas, and all points around the world, positively love their BoSox while simultaneously loathing the New York Yankees.
There is however an even greater enemy to the vociferous throng of Red Sox partisans than the Evil Empire's pinstripe-clad nine – cancer that afflicts children.
In 1953, the Red Sox adopted as its charity of choice the Jimmy Fund, which raises money to support cancer care/research at Boston's Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.


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If they weren't spending our money, it would be funny...
So I assume they had to buy rights to the trademark? If not, 700k is a lot of coin for what was an obvious shortening of the name, a somewhat bland logo and a trademark registration
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So I assume they had to buy rights to the trademark? If not, 700k is a lot of coin for what was an obvious shortening of the name, a somewhat bland logo and a trademark registration
UEFI secureboot = better security
Windows 10 - its great, try out the tech preview
Windows App store - Easier access to applications
Forced cloud - Umm no, there is nothing forced on the user whatsoever
Subscriptions - an option in addition to the traditional perpetual rights, use whatever suits you
nice try but you are clearly talking out your backside
The local tentacle you mentioned is not at all a tentacle, it is Woolworths Limited and has nothing but its name in common with F.W. Woolworth (USA & UK) or Woolworths Holdings Limited (South Africa).
It's an Octopus unto itself.
"As for Microsoft, clearly the cash pile is not that big."
$67bn in cash, not that big?
It's like saying John Holmes' appendage was 'not that big'
Article states that Chromium is the engine of Chrome. This is not correct.
- Chromium is the open source version of Chrome
- Chromium, Chrome and Opera use Blink as their rendering engine. Blink is a fork of WebKit.
I see that the Reg took in the full puff piece without noticing the key f#ck up Microsoft is making here.
In Windows 8.1 OneDrive has a feature called smart files, the file is displayed in File Explorer whether it is stored on the computer or not. If you attempt to open a file that is stored only in OneDrive, File Explorer retrieves the file from "the cloud" as a file operation.
This greatly simplified the storage of online and offline files, particularly on space constrained devices.
The rub is that MS is totally removing this feature, without any regard for what users want - a mini-Sinofsky event if you will.
On the Windows 10 Preview this has over 900 votes and 500 comments for it to be restored as a feature, considering that the audience is Windows 10 alpha testers, this is a significant volume of users.
Because this stinks of the same old shit that gave MS the reputation it has today.
"Indian CEO genius"? Did you ever call Jobs an "American CEO Genius" or Elop a "Canadian CEO Genius"?
How does his being Indian come into this Joerg? Not saying you are racist, just curious as to why you felt a need to identify his race as part of your criticism of his performance as a CEO?
Well that would would do wonders for your economy, good luck with that.
FTA: "relentless Windows upgrade spiral"
Using XP as an example, it had a service life of 12 years.
To put this into perspective this, Solaris 8 had a service life of 12 years - heard any Unix admins complaining about a "Relentless Solaris upgrade spiral".
Another Reg journalism fail
Plane carrying 152 Chinese citizens disappears, Malaysian investigators have information which China understandably would want access to. China hacks into Malaysian investigators systems to retrieve said information.
and you write:
"Clearly the Chinese Government already knew something about MH370 that it's still not sharing with the world, and it was worried investigators would find out."
FFS use your brain - China is acting in its own national interest to find out what happened to 152 of its citizens.
Try adding in some punctuation - this is barely readable.
On the Surface not making money...
It is something that embodies the Microsoft vision for Windows, one platform three screens I believe. Microsoft needs to invest in the most exemplary of devices that fully embody this vision, if they don't, no one will. As was evidenced with the initial release of Surface RT based devices, there is a huge risk bringing these untested form factors to market, and the Asus, Acers and Lenovo's of this world just arent that interested in shouldering that risk
"Simply putting a crude, Tablet-like interface onto Windows"
This is obviously your bias writ large, given that imitation is the most sincere form of flattery, why has Apple moved to the same design concepts initially implemented in Windows Phone? Surely they wouldn't be copying it if it was "crude"
"Without consumer services Microsoft would be smaller and more profitable, argue dissident shareholders – and, vitally, more focused."
In the gargantuan IT company game you don't get to play in one one sandpit, you have to play in all of them. Particularly with the consumerisation trend in IT, the employee is choosing the tools, platforms and devices that they want, not the Enterprise IT department. Look at how many iPad's are used in business with Apple having some sort allergy to enterprise...guess who is making the purchase decision. You can't isolate yourself as an Enterprise only vendor. IBM, Oracle, SAP, etc make money sure, but their profits are nowhere near that of companies that dominate the consumer space.
"Lumia today is simply more expensive than most Indian consumers can afford"
WinPho runs on lower specs than Android - Symbian is EOL, S40 is as good as selling a toaster, you cant attach services to it.
"Xbox doesn't have an innovative TV studio" It doesnt need one, one can still watch House of cards on X-Box video, sure Netflix is giving the studio thing a go, its by no means a proven model.
"They're already choosing $30 Androids over $90 Lumias, and will become much harder to woo back."
Again WinPho has lower requirements than Android. No reason it cant run on those same $30 phones.
"Are Microsoft devices a profit centre, or just a showcase? " It is something that embodies the Microsoft vision for Windows, one platform three screens, call it a showcase if you want.
"And the cuts have fallen hardest on the incoming Nokia devices unit." And so it should, they are getting rid of entire product lines, factories and management levels. Of course you are going to get massive culls after such a large acquisition, particularly when there are overlapping products & services
"In his first 60 days Nadella had picked up lots of kudos for decisions made by his predecessor."
Who's to say that Steve B was going to release Office for iPad? You do know that companies often port their products to different platforms in skunkworks but never release them? Solaris for Itanium & Windows for SPARC come to mind. Nadella has a proven track record of supporting non MS platforms from his time in Server and Tools, there is a reason why SCOM supports just about any platform you want (Solaris, AiX, Linux) and I remember how my draw dropped back when it was released.
Azure is not a consumer product, so yeah, 42,000 is a lot
rm -rf / on your sense of perspective?
Bing, DuckDuckGo, Yahoo?
"Windows has crashed from 92% to 91% over the last 2 years."
At this rate it will be less popular than Linux in 180 years!
"Have you ever worked in IT support???"
"Half of them couldn't even find their backside. With both hands."
Half of the users that call maybe, most users just get on with it and only call when something is actually broken. No matter what minor change you make the retards will call, if we accommodated the tards willingness to accept change we'd still be using Windows for workgroups.
"Oh, and driving a manual vehicle is NOT a sign of increased intelligence. It's a basic skill most of the rest of world just performs."
I never said it was a sign of intelligence, it is however more of an intellectual challenge than clicking on big square icons instead of little square icons. And as you point out this is something large portions of the worlds population somehow manage to do on a daily basis.
No - these stats are based upon browser agent strings visiting a broad range of sites.
People like you like to conflate the so-called problem to validate your own opinion - employees will manage just fine when they aren't coddled and will take no more than thirty minutes to work it out - these are the same people who somehow managed to work a smart phone, drive a manual vehicle and do their tax return without your finger up their backside. I'm sure they will work out the big square icons all by themselves without your "help"
"And if you just happen to miss that once a month phone home opportunity ?"
What if a unicorn shits on your tablet?
Because heaps of suits are doing network diagrams in Visio?
I think you are confused.
Yes they are - and name a sizable corporation that only uses browsers.
"I predict Microsoft is going to back down and offer a paid continuation option for people who would rather pay for XP than switch."
Already do mate - it called 'custom support' and will run you into the millions if you are talking a substantial fleet of devices.
Might be a good idea to go cash-only for a few months after the first unpatched vuln is released :)
8.1 is a service pack of Windows 8 - why report it separately? Windows 8 market share is 10.58%
If you are going to break out service packs for Windows 8 then you should do it for all other versions.
This is not replacing anything, it is a part that will move the optical component of the camera (not the sensor) contrary to the movement of the camera on a number of axis' - there is not a part that does anything of this sort in any non-Lumia smartphone today.
The article you point at actually states "Researchers are divided about whether the NSA key could be intended to let US government users of Windows run classified crypto systems on their machines or whether it is intended to open up anyone's and everyone's Windows computer to intelligence gathering techniques deployed by NSA's burgeoning corps of "information warriors"."
So yes there was an NSAKEY label used within ADVAPI.DLL, however its actual use case and function has not been identified. As per TFA it could be "intended to let US government users of Windows run classified crypto systems on their machines" ∴ not a back-door
Why would there need to be a specific back door anyway - unpublished vulns are as effective as a backdoor and when found in use are easily deniable as a security bug. A specifically coded back door has no plausible deniability and would seriously damage your reputation when found.
A question to be asked that would leave less wriggle room, "do you share information on unpatched vulnerabilities with intelligence agencies?" I suggest an answer to this question would appear much more evasive :)
It was only a matter of time til the old Unix beards would get Alzheimer's. It has begun.
Considering that Nokia US market share was > 5% for 2013 and its trajectory is up year on year, I'd say Microsoft won't vouch for that!
" Another user reports it is also impossible to install the app from a Windows Phone "
Well that user is wrong, I installed the app from a Windows Phone with no problems ∴ it is possible
Excuse me. Are you the Judean People's Front?
So...you think X=Y∴∞=Y
So if Microsoft is issued a demand for data in the USA, the fact that their infrastructure is hosted in Australia is going to make what difference?
And not picking on MS for this either, same question should be asked of Google, Amazon, Rackspace, etc
Call me stupid, but is he trying to say that Vaio's don't sell well in Iran?
Ninja? Is this some subtle way of saying that non-Japanese need not apply?
Or are we expecting a Beverly Hills Ninja sort of person; tubby white guys with a malformed ego?
I don't see how either of the above lends itself to creating an office suite.
Unfortunately it is that much better than the competition - well Photoshop is at least.
There is Paint Shop Pro, Pixelmator or even Gimp or Paint.net but none of these have the immense amount of functionality and automation that you get with photoshop.
I wish it weren't so and that we had a decent competitor to take over the lead.
How in the fsck does using "REAL QWERTY" mean that you're using your brain? You clearly didn't post this from a "REAL QWERTY" keyboard if we apply this rule to your post.
And what natural resource would it be wasting Tony Reeves 1?
Once they include 4g connectivity and slim down with the new haswell chipsets - the Surface will be a fantastic device.
The main selling point for the Surface Pro is that it is a desktop PC when you plug it in at home and a tablet when you take it with you. For people who don't want two or three devices but still want to use photoshop, lightroom, download torrents, etc the Surface is a great device. The RT version however, it just doesnt have enough useful applications yet, hopefully this will change with time
It couldn't possibly be because your opinion is wrong, could it?
And for the record Eadon, any time I see your posts I vote them up because your incessant trolling has reached a new plane of trolling that only David Thorne has surpassed.
It has been more than four hours since this was posted and still Eadon has not graced us with his written word, ergo, he has shuffled off this mortal coil. Rest in peace dear Eadon, rest in peace.
The asserted patents are known and are referenced here: http://www.groklaw.net/articlebasic.php?story=2011111122291296 refer exhibit D
IMHO the patents would not withstand a legal challenge, perhaps a good reason why MS have tried to keep specific details away from the public where it would face broader analysis and discussion.
You lost me when you called downloading a TV show "stealing"
From there I knew I would be reading tripe
Richard did act like a right twit during the session, The general consensus is that if you ask someone a question, you give them more than, say 5 seconds, to actually answer the question.
Having used dropbox, sugarsync and skydrive - I noticed that they will upload multi-gigabyte ISO's in a single second over my shitty ADSL connection - clearly they are hashing files for reference and storing common files once. When you consider how many people are storing mp3's, iso's and avi's that have dupes you can deduce that their total required capacity on the wholesale side of the equation is substantially less than the cumulative amount of customer data they take in.
"Regarding UEFI, MS could easily have cooperated with 3rrd parties to make "secure boot" a mutually agreeable system, but they did not. You need a key from Microsoft now to install an OS on a commodity PC."
Absolute bullshit Eadon, UEFI is a partnership with AMD, Intel, Apple, Dell, HP, IBM Lenovo, Microsoft and many others involved - so yeah, Microsoft "have cooperated with 3rrd parties to make "secure boot" a mutually agreeable system"
And no one has to go to Microsoft to create a key, you can create your own and upload it into UEFI. It's only if you want to leverage Microsoft signing, then yeah, you'll have to deal with Microsoft - makes sense to the logical mind.
"There is LibreOffice and Gimp to name two alternatives"
Think a little bit more - if you submit your CV for a role - and they explicitly state they want doc format - will you risk using LO or OOo to create that document and have it appear a jumbled mess when it gets read. Same goes for multi million dollar tenders. MS Office is an essential in doing business, Libre Office might satisfy some use cases in education and where staff need basic word processing and spreadsheet functionality, however it explicitly is not a replacement for Office when it comes to B2B.
And Gimp a replacement for Photoshop - oh how dearly I wish this were true. Its Windows version is a side hack not even created by the project, it's Mac version slightly better. On Linux it is fine, but then how many businesses use Linux, and especially for "creative staff"? Once again if you start trying to exchange XCF with print houses and agencies - they will either laugh at you or ask, wtf?
Until the accepted "industry standard" formats are true open standards we will not see this change unless something groundbreaking happens, i.e. the US govt forces them to reveal full specs under an open license.


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BigPond massively cuts broadband plan costs
Telstra's BigPond internet service provider arm has dramatically cut prices on a range of its broadband plans, including a massive chop on its 200GB Elite plan which will see monthly prices drop from $179.95 to $89.95.
The company will also chop the monthly price of its 50GB Elite plan from $109.95 to $69.95 and its 2GB Elite plan from $49.95 down to $39.95. Its 2GB Turbo plan will also be chopped in price from $39.95 to $29.95. BigPond has also reduced the number of its broadband plans from 12 to four to simplify its offerings, and none of its plans feature additional usage fees.
BigPond uses the 'Elite' label to refer to either ADSL broadband at speeds of up to 20Mbps or HFC cable at speeds of up to 30Mbps – although in some areas it does also offer speeds of up to 100Mbps through an update on the cable network. It uses 'Turbo' to refer to ADSL broadband at speeds of up to 1500kbps and cable up to 8Mbps.
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"Telstra's research reveals more than half (51.2 percent) of all households now feature four or more types of internet enabled devices," O'Flaherty said. "With information, entertainment and news being enjoyed across multiple devices in the house, it's not surprising that consumer demand for speed, simplicity and value from their broadband is growing.
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If they drop the 200Gb one another $10 – $15 and I'd seriously consider switching given that Telstra is the only way I can get ADSL2 at my place.
I realise of course that you're mainly just picking up the Telstra release, Renai, but would it hurt to question as to whether they'll fairly pass these price drops along in kind to their wholesale ADSL2+ customers?
No, they won't. Of course they won't. And that's disgusting.
As someone living out of metro on 1.5Mb ADSL resale that 200GB ADSL2+ plan looks really tempting
Hi Renai,
Can you do some of your investigative digging into when they will drop the wholesale rates?
The Cap is only down, or is it uploads and downloads?
Compared to what I am paying at iinet for ADSL2+, it looks very nice.
Hopefully iinet and internode will match this.
Aparently Simon Hackett has posted on whirlpool and is taking the ACCC rode:
If Telstra is charging high wholesale and low retail, expect the ACCC to go medievel in 3,2,1
Do existing users get a free upgrade? for instance if you had the old 12gb Elite plan do you get a free bump to say the 50gb or do you have to do that manual and be charged with an upgrade fee? (wishful thinking I know but it can't hurt to ask). I can't believe Telstra are actually listening to complaints about pricing. Will pigs start flying?
Yes. Telstra appear to be listening to complaints about their pricing. It wasn't all that long ago they revamped their NextG mobile plans to more closely resemble something that you'd almost consider buying. It's good to see.
I've been with iiNet for close to 8 years now and am on their top plan "Naked Home 6 85GB + 85GB ADSL2+ speeds at $119.95″ and constantly hitting the cap. Does Telstra do naked DSL ? ie no line rental? Seriously considering switching for first time in 8 years. With this and their new mobile plans – Telstra is becoming a serious option again.
The corporate speak is amusing. "Telstra realises customers' needs are changing, which is why our new BigPond broadband plans deliver greater data allowances at lower prices." Since when has customers' needs for more service at lower price NOT been on the table? Sometimes I wish Telstra would just be honest and say that prices are dropping through the industry, and so are theirs. There's no loss of face in saying that, and it's closer to the truth.
Does it really matter how they say it Stil? If a person isn't already a dyed in the wool Telstra supporter they would view any statement with extreme cynicism anyway… ; )
As for the price drops, good for them. As other posters, I'm seriously considering jumping ship from my Internode plan (ADSL1+, 40 gig, 89 bucks, no Internode or any other DSLAM for me) for this. The price/quota is just too damn good not to at least mull over.
And in regards to fairness, I'd like to see the ACCC start to assess this whole thing from the standpoint of Telstra retail vs competitor retail over their own DSLAMs (after all, resold competitor services are typically 10-30% more expensive for customers often getting the exact same product/speed/quota).
I understand competitors aren't able (or don't want to) roll out competitive DSLAMs everywhere, but I hardly think that's the best reason why ~50% of the broadband using population shouldn't be able to access better pricing now that it's finally on offer… If the competitors do not have to place their infrastructure everywhere now that they have significant offerings in the richest plums, why should Telstra be bound to compete against it's own wholesale service in the more sparse areas?
just shows, how over priced there plans always were in the past that they can make cuts like these.
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Just shows, how over priced there plans always were in the past that they can make cuts like these.
Ben I could not agree more, just look at their top wireless plan, 12GB advertised $89.95 after a discount of $20 with another two Telstra products (actual real price $109.95), I like many customers could not get a port for a fixed ADSL broadband, and was dished out second best wireless! and out of interest just look at the obscene price and data value , an ADSL plan from Telstra giving 200gb for $69 . how can a young family with school children manage on a wireless,12GB top plan?
The privatisation of Telstra was sold to as as being about competition, efficiency and all those other buzzwords from the 90s. Its taken them THIS long to work out just how uncompetitive they were? I'm afraid this attempt at playing catchup does little for my confidence as either a potential return customer or a shareholder.
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The staff was GREAT!
The young man who helped me was so customer oriented . I used their bathroom and it was so clean! I was surprised.
keep up the good work. the guys were accommodating and helpful all throughout the process.
Very easy to get in and out. Staff was friendly. Saved hundreds by doing the move myself. Being able to get in and out of the lot easily was also important. Good job!
U-Haul of Clearwater was very helpful. They installed a hitch on our van, and made sure that everything worked for us. We were also able to hire a mover to help us load the trailer. I would certainly recommend this dealership again.
I always recommend Penske over U Haul and always will. Your trucks are better than my last rental, yet still high mileage trucks maintained below how Penske maintains there vehicles.
When I tried ordering on line your process added boxes, etc. Really do you have to add stuff to my order to make your numbers. Why don't you give me suggestions but don't add them to my cart - this registers with me as a slimy sakes tactic.
You should post videos on how to properly pack, using thick boxes etc, paper, using consistent boxes allow them to maximize the load.
We had a death in the family and I had to extend the rental - people on the phone were exceptionally understanding.
Here is another slimy sales tactic, your guys say I can upgrade to the next bigger truck for the same price, yet the insurance and mileage is more. I am smart enough to ask - I was fine with it - yet teaching your people to be fully transparent is a more credible way to run a business.
The team at your retail location were very good. In the past I have had to rent from people who were not real professional, educated etc. They checked me in and out quickly and professionally - nice.
One more thing - why are your boxes so high? We buy from Home Depot at 1/3 the price.
Better experience than anticipated, yet no where close to Penske. If Penske was closer, they would have had my business.
Awesome as always
Informed and very helpful staff. Very pleased indeed.
Theresa Legatti
make sure lights are working on all before renting
The truck had a leak and some of our stuff got wet. I noticed after we got home that there was a note on the back of the Safemove validation tag that mentioned the leak and that I accept risk of water damage. This was never pointed out and I would have requested a different truck had I known. I signed nothing accepting risk of water damage. This was a 1300 mile move with many storms in between.
I cant remember his name, but the guy that helped me both days was great. Fantastic customer service.
The drop box is questionable. We were just dropping off a trailer after hours, but it seems as though keys would be sitting within reach if someone had small hands or a coat hanger.
Unsure why there is no question "Was the personnel helpful?" for the pick up location because there was more time spent picking up the truck than dropping it off. The gentleman on site who assisted us was very helpful, friendly and made sure all of our questions were answered before we left. Great experience.
Service was slow at first. Only one person working so there was an extended wait to receive my equipment. However saying that, employee was very pleasant and informative.
I had a great experience at Uhaul. I needed a truck for just four hours. I got everything picked up that I needed and the truck back to Uhaul in an afternoon. Done. And I am a grandma! The folks at Uhaul were great from the first phone call to the drop off. Nice service and friendly too. Mk
I'm not sure what the problem was, but once the truck was loaded, and we drove about 5 miles the engine started smoking. We were unable to go over 45mph loaded. While driving the truck back to the origination/delivery destination, I did notice that the truck was having difficulty shifting gears.
Came to this location at the last minute and I'm glad i did. Cody was working and he was very helpful and was very good under pressure as he was the only one working and there were a lot of customers needing various services. Emanuel did my return and he checked me out quickly and very customer service oriented.
Fix the process....Again, Victor was a life saver. Went above and beyond to get the box delivered. He was an A+ for customer service and I hope you look to hire more people like him. :-)
VictorExcellentis the best. He went above and beyond to get the box delivered. Had it not have been for him I would be much more upset. Please fix the processPoor.THANK YOU!
Every part of the process was quick and easy
Great. Professional. Quick.
They seemed to be pretty busy but only had one rep assisting customers. I'd recommend more employees
Things were great. Guys worked hard and efficiently both when I picked the truck up and turned it in. Great job all the way around.
Keep up the good work
The location did not have enough customer and equipment parking.
Also very efficient and friendly.
The manager, Victor, was very helpful and made our rental experience great. Thank you Victor.
Allowing the customer to see the impending transaction in advance via the U-Haul website was helpful. It allowed us to catch a critical error and correct it with no trouble.
I had ordered a 20 ft truck and when I went to pick up the truck, the biggest one they had left was 15 ft. When the lady from Corporate placed my order, she never entered the truck size. My trip was to St. Augustine. Now, I have to go back next weekend and get the Rest of my things outta the storage unit and pay three extra days for that as well as the truck rental, gas for the truck and my car, and my boyfriend missing two days of work. Emmanuel was wonderful at this location but I am thinking twice about using you next weekend. This will cost us another Four to Five hundred dollars when all is said and done. That doesn't make me a happy customer and I've used you for every move I've ever made.
It took THREE MILES for the gas I put in to register on the gas gauge. So after putting in two gallons, as I only drove 31 miles in the truck, I drove a mile down the road and NOTHING REGISTERED ON THE GAUGE. So I pulled into another gas station and put in 2 more gallons. NOTHING REGISTERED ON THE GAUGE. I put in another 2 gallons. NOTHING REGISTERED ON THE GAUGE. I put in another gallon, for a total of 7 GALLONS OF GAS FOR 31 MILES DRIVEN!!!! I finally gave up on trying to get it to register, so drove on to UHAUL. After driving another mile and a half for a total 2.5 miles of driving after sufficient gas had been put in, the gauge finally responded and showed that I was 1/8h of a gas tank beyond what I needed to put in. I like how your contract says it won't re-imburse too much gas put in, but YOUR CONTRACT FAILS TO TELL YOU THAT THE GAS GAUGE IN THE TRUCK DOES NOT WORK AND WILL NOT REGISTER THE GAS YOU PUT IN UNTIL YOU'VE DRIVEN 2.5 MILES DOWN THE ROAD. Yet the contract tells you that you had BETTER bring the truck back with the exact same amount of gas registered on the gauge, or you'll be billed $4 a gallon. So you are screwed no matter what you do with U-Haul. Sounds like a Class Action Law Suit is in order here. I am filing a complaint with the BBB, I am telling AMEX to put a hold on the payment for the truck, and I am requesting arbitration, or maybe I'll talk to a Class Action Lawyer first. U-Haul needs to re-imburse me for the 5 gallons I put in because your TRUCK GAS GAUGE IS FAULTY IF NOT BROKEN. And your employee tried to tell me that all cars don't register gas you put in until you drive down the road a few miles. Sure, if you are driving a UHAUL vehicle! What a jerk! My car registers gas put in immediately before I drive out of the gas station. And while we are at it, who gave you permission to keep my American Express credit card information on file from November 2013 usage in Salt Lake City Utah? I DID NOT GIVE YOU PERMISSION to save my credit card information in your data storage, just waiting for the next Target or Home Depot to happen.
Lone worker could use some help (he was really busy) -- but he did a great job.
Would have liked to pick up truck at Largo location
we realized after we had driven through the rain that all of our inventory was soaked as the trailer had a leak in the roof
everything was great
Everything was great !
Great customer service.
Agent very helpful with some additional request
Signage on the street indicating exactly where to return the equipment could be clearer (e.g, a big sign saying 'return' with an arrow).
The staff at this location were very helpful and informative.
Staff are friendly and efficient and very helpful and courteous.
Great and friendly staff, able to help and answer all our questions. Truck was clean, ready on time.
You folks need more space to park equipment - too many people moving to Florida and not enough leaving! I have used this location frequently and expect to again in the future - top notch location!
don't remember the guys name who helped us. He was great, helpful, polite.
Excellent customer service...young men were great and knowledgeable. Already reserved again. Thank you.
Victor was on top of very thing and got e in and out in no time. Did a great job!
Victor and his team are awesome. I order trucks all the time and I rather always go to the Missouri branch in Clearwater but sometimes I have to go elsewhere because they dont have the size truck they need.They go beyond the call of duty with every customer they meet and if there is a problem they own it!
Victor the manager was both very friendly and professional. Made it easy to do business with him.
Excellence of service! I highly recommend! Great staff as well!
The service was excellent
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Miami Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen has heard enough enough criticism about his departure from the Chicago White Sox. Guillen through his Twitter feed warned that upon his return from Venezuela to Chicago, where he makes his offseason home, he was going to come clean on some things. His Tweets from Friday: ** When i get to chitown lets make one thing clear what happen last day whit the sox stay tune ** I am out the country now but i never quit in anything yes be ready when i talk going to be fun ** I will kill peoples fellings no mercy i turn the page but they no let me a long then get ready going to be bad ** People want me to look bad but I so honest i wiil saynthe real true put u seat belt on It appears Jake Peavy drew Guillen's ire. Earlier this offseason Peavy said everyone knew things had to change, and in a recent radio interview he questioned who quit on who. Peavy admitted he didn't have the greatest relationship with Guillen in part because the club shut him down before se...
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