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LG Windows 10 phone said to be headed for Verizon
Some new info points to an LG phone running Windows and headed for Verizon. Unfortunately this isn't official just yet and the device itself seems to be destined for the low-end of the market.
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Some new info points to an LG phone running Windows and headed for Verizon. Unfortunately this isn't official just yet and the device itself seems to be destined for the low-end of the market.
Now that Microsoft has officially unveiled Windows 10, we want to know your thoughts. Did you love it? Hate it? Vote in our poll and leave comments with your impressions of the new operating system.
While today's Windows event was mainly focused on the desktop we still got to see a few tidbits regarding the future of touch on devices running Windows.
Microsoft has published a video showcasing Joe Belfiore guiding users through what they can expect from the Windows 10 preview when it's officially released tomorrow.
Microsoft has revealed that that the next version of its OS - known widely until now by its development codename, 'Threshold' - will not be called Windows 9, but Windows 10. Seriously.
As Microsoft gears up to talk about the next release of Windows, the company is putting feedback at the heart of the conversation and is looking to deploy a near real-time telemetry system.
Later this week, Microsoft will start to talk about the next major installment of its operating system but we have a few last minute bits of information to share before Microsoft goes public
Another bit of information has surfaced that says Windows 9 will be free for those who are upgrading from Windows 8, which aligns to previous rumors about the cost for upgrading.
Thanks to a website that went up a bit early, Microsoft's pitch to the enterprise about why they should go fwith Windows 9 is starting to come into focus ahead of the company's official announcement
Microsoft will be launching an insiders program for the next preview program of the upcoming release of Windows that will give users access to preview builds and allow you to provide feedback.
On Tuesday of the upcoming week, Microsoft will start to pull back the covers on its upcoming operating system and at the same time, the company is expected to give the product its new name.
The head of Microsoft France, Alain Crozier, has said that Windows 9 will be coming in the next few days; this appears to be the first time that a senior MS figure has used the 'Windows 9' publicly.
From Windows 9 leaks and the first 'Windows phone', to microwaved iPhones and sabotaged washing machines, we take a look back at highlights from this week's top tech news on Neowin.
In the next major update to Windows, it looks like Microsoft will improve scaling for those of you who have high resolution monitors or have purchased a Surface Pro 3.
A new screenshot from Windows 9 build 9821 has been spotted in the wild but this older build does not reveal much, showing off the new Start menu and Windows Explorer.
Microsoft has announced that they are holding a press event in San Francisco on September 30th, where it will be talking about the next version of Windows and the enterprise.
Thanks the leak of a build of Windows 9, we can see that Wi-Fi Sense that first was made available on Windows Phone will be coming to the desktop OS with the update
Thanks to the leak of a build of Windows 9, we are now seeing many of the upcoming features being unveiled including the fact that Cortana will be a key part of the next generation of Windows.
Thanks to the leak of a partner build of Windows 9, we are now getting a closer look at a new feature that first showed up on Windows Phone, storage sense, and how it will impact entry level devices.
This past week revealed many of the new features coming to Windows 9 and if you missed any of the videos, we have combined them all in to one post to get you back up to speed.
The first video showcasing the notification center in Windows 9 has been released, showing how both app toasts and balloon tips will be aggregated into the new feature.
From new Windows and more Windows Phones, to new devices with changing prices, bigger iPhones, and the (non-)death of Nokia, we take a look back at highlights from this week's top tech news on Neowin.
During the past two days, we have seen new images of Windows 9 and learned about many new features - one of which is called 'Storage Sense', and which can currently be found on Windows Phone 8.1.
A new video showing off the virtual desktops for Windows 9 has been posted and it shows exactly how you will be able to make use of Microsoft's latest productivity features.
In a new video of the Start menu, by removing all of the live tiles, you can make the Start menu function like its counterpart from Windows 7 for those who prefer not to have to deal with Modern apps.
In the latest build of Windows Threshold, the virtual desktop feature is being polished up and the Charms bar has apparently come back from the dead to maybe live again.
Microsoft is gearing up for the release of its Windows Threshold Technical Preview and a key component will be feedback from users who are trying out the OS ahead of its final release next year.
Windows Threshold will include a notification center that will be a familiar and yet new experience for the desktop OS, and now we are learning more details about how it works.
Microsoft is teasing "big things" for the "world of Windows" at this week's IFA conference in Berlin, but it seems unlikely the reference is to the company's next Windows operating system refresh.
Over the past few weeks, we have been bringing you quite a bit of info about the next version of Windows, and with more details come a few more questions about the usability.
As the rumored launch date for the public preview approaches, Microsoft has started sending out builds of the upcoming version of Windows to its top partners around the world.
Microsoft China posted up an image teasing Windows 9 earlier today before quickly removing the post, and confirmed its name and other bits in the process, asking "will the Start menu make a return?"
We already knew about the upcoming technical preview of Windows Threshold but now we find out about a preview for the ARM version, including Windows Phone, and future updates to the Windows platform.
Microsoft is expected to release a preview of Windows Threshold next month and the details around its release are starting to become a bit more clear as the launch window quickly approaches.
From new Windows Phones and OS previews, to Twitter tragedies, curious comments and Windows in your windows, we take a look back at some of the highlights from this week's tech news on Neowin.
Microsoft is expected to release a technical preview of Windows Threshold late in September and for those of you who download the release, updating it could be very easy.
Microsoft is reportedly planning to officially unveil its next major Windows version - codenamed 'Threshold' - at an event on September 30, although some anticipated features may be missing.
Over the past few weeks, we have been uncovering quite a bit about Microsoft's next update to Windows, internally called Threshold It's time to answer some of the questions we have been receiving.
Microsoft is gearing up for a Windows Threshold preview and it is expected to arrive in late September but it's not clear yet if it will be a public release or kept close to Microsoft partners.
Microsoft is hard at work on the next iteration of Windows, internally called Threshold, and an internal poster highlights the driving force behind this iteration of the upcoming platform.
Microsoft is building out the next major release for Windows, code named Threshold, and we have uncovered a few more small details about Cortana's integration.
Earlier this week, we brought you information that said Windows Threshold will do away with the Charms bar but what we want to know is if you will miss it or if it's the right path forward?
It has been a busy week for those of you following Windows Threshold news and it looks like we may not have to wait too much longer before Microsoft starts going public with some of the features.
In the upcoming Windows release, codenamed Threshold, the charms bar is being reworked and will operate a bit differently than it does with Windows 8 but its new role is still being uncovered.
The next large update to Windows, referred to as Threshold, will include new features like virtual desktops that have been popular on other platforms like Ubuntu and OS X.
With all indications that the Start menu won't be coming to Windows 8, based on Microsoft's BUILD keynote, does that mean Windows 9 will be a free update for Windows 8 users?
Over the past few months, we have heard many things about Windows Threshold but we still don't know what it will be called when it is released to the public sometime next year.
On the earnings call today, Microsoft's CEO, Satya Nadella, talked briefly about the coming changes to Windows and that they will be sharing more information in the coming months.
Another week and more leaks of the Start menu have found there way to the web and this time there is a bonus screenshot showing the Windows Store on the desktop as well but it's currently locked down.
Microsoft is feverishly working on Windows Threshold and the details surrounding the company's upcoming OS are starting to become clearer as we get closer to release.


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Description: Attorney turned Boogie, Blues, & Ragtime musician, Matthew Ball aka The Boogie Woogie Kid will heat up the piano keys at Pemberville's Historic Opera House this Saturday, February 1st 2014 @ 7:30pm.
Today with over 2.5 million youtube views of his past performance and at home video footage, Ball has truly become a phenomenon, with descriptions of his performances like "Awesome!" "Crushing!" Fantastic!"
He also boasts a pedagogical link to Frederic Chopin himself!, having studied classically at Oakland University in Rochester MI with Dr. Flavio Varani. Professor Varani traced his pedigree of study through the Paris Conservatory back to Frederic Chopin by way of Magda Tagliaferro, Alfred Cortot, and Emile Descombs, who was a late pupil of the composer Chopin.
Suffice to say you won't want to miss this special toe-tappin' program of family piano fun featuring classics like Swanee River, Over the Rainbow, The Entertainer, Bumble Boogie and so many more. Here are the details:
Saturday, February 1st 2014 @ 7:30 p.m.
The Pemberville Opera House Welcomes ...
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Matthew Ball left a career as an attorney in 2001 after he attended a local boogie-woogie festival, to become a blues and boogie-woogie man. Now, after a decade in the field, with an array of accomplishments, he has distinguished himself as 'one of the best' practitioners of the genre today. Described as 'a nationally emerging boogie-woogie master,' Matthew is becoming one of today's leading performing authorities on this treasured American tradition.


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BOSTON - NOVEMBER 05: Paul Mara #22 of the Montreal Canadiens knocks the puck away from Brad Marchand #63 of the Boston Bruins on November 5, 2009 at the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)
Boston Bruins forwards Brad Marchand and Patrice Bergeron both returned to the lineup on Wednesday night after missing time with concussions. Bergeron had sat out six games with the fourth diagnosed concussion of his career. Marchand had missed two games. The Bruins hosted the Buffalo Sabres in Boston's first major sporting event since the Boston Marathon bombings. Monday's game against Ottawa has been rescheduled for April 28. Marchand is the team's leading goal-scorer, with 16. He also had 17 assists coming into the game. Bergeron, the team's best center, has 10 goals and 21 assists this season.
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Munich/Vienna/Barcelona/Bilbao May 14-26 2012
Hey there, I'm a 29 yo guy from NYC heading to Europe the last two weeks of May. I will be in Munich, Vienna, Barcelona and Bilbao. I want to meet people around my age to explore some of these cities, have some drinks and just have an awesome time overall. I'm outgoing, friendly and really want to get the best out of this trip. I want to meet others who feel the same. Im ok with either male/female/group.


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Abstract: J. Milnor's result on the CW type of certain function spaces is extended to allow the case in which has a finite -skeleton and , . One conclusion is that the self-equivalence monoid of any Postnikov stage of a finite complex has CW type. Another is that the monoid of pointed self-equivalences of a manifold has contractible components when is finitely-generated.
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Signore Valsassina was apparently lured away from Bianchi to begin production of Cinelli frames under Cino Cinelli. Previously Valsassina built frames for Fausto Coppi when he rode for Bianchi.
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Happy Monday, again! Hope your weekend was wonderful. Quick post for you today from in front of the AC -- I've got an answer about a Silver Line question, and your downtown Boston-area closures on the Pike, Storrow Drive, and the Expressway.
Coming up on Wednesday I'll have an answer about a Fenway Park commuter rail quandry, and we'll talk about what's making headlines this week when it comes to getting around.
Let's head over to the mailbag...
"When I flew into Logan Airport on the way home from a recent business trip, I took the Silver Line to South Station instead of waiting for the usual shuttle bus. I hadn't done it before and I liked the service. It's no cab, but it was relatively direct and straightforward. I don't use the T much, as I live outside the city, but it got me to where I needed to go for my commuter rail train. I also was surprised to hear that the Silver Line was running for free. I'd thought it would cost just as much as a regular trip on the T, because it's part of the T system.
I'm heading out of town again in a couple weeks. The driver last time couldn't tell me when they would start charging again on the Silver Line, if at all. Do you know? And why are they making it a free service, anyway? Isn't this costing the T some pretty big money when they already have a huge debt to deal with?"
Maria, Norwood
Good news for your upcoming trip, Maria. It looks like MassPort and the MBTA have decided to extend the free rides on the Silver Line for Logan Airport passengers to and from South Station until the beginning of September.
Why did they start doing this in the first place? Good question. Massport's been running a pilot program since the early part of June to try and figure out how to whittle down the hefty delays the Silver Line was dealing with on a day-to-day basis.
Apparently it's been working, according to a release from Massport:
Observers compared Silver Line service during four days in May with four days in June after the free service started and found that the buses were spending, on average, about 20 seconds less at each stop on airport. The biggest impact was between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. when the average time to complete the five terminal airport circuit of arriving at Terminal A and departing Terminal E decreased 116 seconds. Overall, from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. the on-airport circuit decreased on average by 79 seconds.
Some other interesting info... according to Massport, an unofficial survey also found that most people riding the Silver Line were those coming in from out-of-town -- not Boston-area residents. Many of them were not there on business, either, but rather on vacation trips or other leisure-based pursuits. They also told Massport that if the Silver Line service weren't free, they'd have skipped the whole thing altogether and just hailed a cab.
(Intriguing, considering you still save a considerable amount by taking the airport shuttles to the Blue Line, or just paying up the fare on the Silver Line to get to South Station instead of forking over something like 20-30 bucks to get to Boston-metro destinations. But hey, that's just me.)
So, essentially, the program is to try to figure out if the free service is drawing more ridership than the normal Silver Line service does ... and, if so, why that is and how they can try to budget and see where they want to move with the service. They're also trying to find more effective ways to be environmentally friendly and promote HOV-esque services, and this is a big one that they want to get right. Enjoy the free rides while they last - and if that end date changes, I'll let you know.
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The ramp from Albany St. to I-93 Southbound will close on Friday and Saturday from 11 PM to 5 AM.
The ramps from the Surface Artery Southbound to I-93 Southbound and the Surface Artery Southbound at New Chardon St. to the Callahan Tunnel will close on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 11 PM to 5 AM.
The ramp from I-93 to the Burgin Parkway will close Monday through Thursday from 9 PM to 5 AM.
Watch for a closure of the Dewey Square Tunnel section of 93 Southbound on Monday and Wednesday from 11 PM to 5 AM. All traffic will be diverted at exit 20 A/B.
The ramp from Essex Street to I-93 Southbound will close on Monday and Wednesday from 11 PM to 5 AM.
Storrow Drive Tunnels...
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Originally written on The Detroit Sports Site | Last updated 12/19/12
Austin Daye finally worked his way back into the Detroit Pistons' rotation on Monday night, and head coach Lawrence Frank said he'll use Daye as the backup small forward again Wednesday in Toronto. But is this just part of a plan to showcase Daye a bit in hopes of a trade? In his Yahoo power rankings this week (Detroit's No. 26), Marc Spears reports, via a source, that the Pistons "are actively shopping" Daye. This should not come as a shock to anyone — the 24-year-old former Gonzaga forward has been a massive disappointment in Detroit and, until Monday's loss, had not played since Nov. 28. Monday was the first time he played double-digit minutes (18) in a game this season. The 6-foot-11 wingman is making nearly $3 million this season after the Pistons picked up the fourth year of his contract. He will be an unrestricted free agent at the end of 2012-13, pending a new deal. Daye averaged 5.1 points and 2.5 rebounds during a promising rookie season, then improved those numbers to 7.5 and 3.8 while starting 16 games in 2010-11. The Pistons were hoping for more from Daye in his second season, as his role increased, and he fell almost totally off the map last year. His numbers dipped to 4.7 points and 2.2 rebounds, and he started only four games in Frank's first season with Detroit. The Pistons could use some bench production, so Daye might be able to carve out a role if he plays well. Of course, he might not be around for long.
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|The Next Generation All Good Things come to an end...but not here.
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|July 16 2014, 12:26 AM
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Location: Kansas City
TNG Rewatch: 4x26 - "Redemption Pt. 1"
The Enterprise is en route to Qo'noS where Picard is to complete his role as the arbitrator of succession and see Gowron installed as the leader of the High Council. While on the way they're intercepted by a Klingon battleship carrying Gowron who says that it's urgent he talk to Picard as soon as possible in order to possibly prevent a Klingon civil war.
In the intervening time since Gowron was selected, mostly by default, as the successor to the throne the surviving family of Duras, the other family with a claim to the throne has come forward trying to restate their claim. This baffles Picard and Gowron since the only surviving Duras family members are the Duras Sisters (Lursa and B'Etor) and females cannot serve on the council. So while it's unsure on what foundation they want to make their claims to the throne the Duras family is powerful enough to make the challenge something to be concerned about.
On arrival at Qo'noS Picard is set to perform his final duty as the Arbiter of Succession but before he can complete the rite the Duras sisters charge in with a Klingon adolescent claiming to have a right to the throne, forcing Picard to consider this challenge.
Meanwhile, Worf has been working to convince Gowron to restore his family honor but finds himself having to run over the hurdles of the restrictions Picard is putting on Worf to prevent conflicts of interest between the Federation and Empire and also by Gowron saying the support for Duras's family is still too strong for Worf's family name to be restored. So Worf devises to work with his brother, Kurn, to get him and the squadrons he controls to support Gowron in any civil war.
We see the Duras family working with Romulans in building their conspiracy, and the Duras sisters try and to lure Picard into their side, but ultimately Picard is un-swayed and officially installs Gowron as leader of the Klingon High Council.
Duras's son stands up and challenges the ruling, wondering if the Federation now rules their government, members of the council follow the young man in the challenge and walk out of the throne room.
A civil war breaks out among the Klingons, and while he cannot guarantee Federation support Worf's offering of Kurn's squadron and his own loyalty (along with the evidence he was able to provide from records) convinces Gowron to restore the Mogh family name's honor.
With the matter being a civil war the Federation is unable to provide any aid, even to the sitting leader of the government, and the Enterprise prepares to leave the area immediately. Worf's request for a leave of absence is denied so he resigns his commission in order to stay behind and fight for his people.
As the Enterprise breaks orbit and leaves Klingon space the Romulan co-conspirators celebrate with the Duras family but they're reminded by a woman in the shadows not to underestimate the Federation and Picard, who is human. And humans have the tendency to show up when you least expect them. As she steps from the shadows it is revealed that shadowed Romulan woman (previously seen in "The Mind's Eye" and earlier in this episode) is non-other than a Romulan Tasha Yar.
This episode, more or less, ends the "Worf's Honor" arc that's been going on in the series since early in the second season and the penultimate episode in the "Klingon Civil War" arc that's been going on for just as long. And it makes for an interesting installment, especially given the extreme rarity of arcs in the series.
Naturally there's a lot of questions in how politics and such work in the Klingon government, mostly being that if Gowron had not yet be installed as leader of the High Council then who's been running the Empire all of this time?
It's also a strain to believe that the Enterprise's refusal to help out as Gowron's ship is attacked and as war breaks out that this wouldn't put a strain on the relationship between the Federation and the Klingon Empire.
Tony Todd does his usual great job as Worf's brother, Kurn, as well as Robert O'Reilly (co-starring with his own eyes) Gowron. This episode also introduces us to the Duras Sisters who generally make for a fun addition to the episode. There's just something funny about the way B'Etor tries to put on a submissive servant mode for Picard when he meets with the sisters to discuss their challenge, including her stroking at Picard's bald head.
But, of course, the big reveal in this episode is seeing Denise Crosby return as Sela, a Romulan Commander. Which I suspect must have been quite the surprise for people watching this show for the first time back in the day. Though this more goes with the next episode when it's revealed how this is possible, I always found this particular plot-twist kind of fun and nice twist on the malleability of time concept seen in Trek. Unfortuantely not much more is really done with Sela, which after the Redemption episodes they could have just left well enough alone and not used her again, but then she comes back during the "Reunification" episodes in the fifth season.
This episode has a good, interesting, scene between Worf and Guinan in the ship's firing range.
One does wonder, however, how it is the adolescent Duras son is able to get so many to follow him. Did these Klingons honestly think a child would make for a good leader? That he wouldn't be the visible part of a puppet regime being controlled by the Duras sisters?
Overall a good episode, as far as season-end cliff hangers go it obviously has nothing on "Best of Both Worlds" but it's still a good episode. Doesn't stand out much in one way or another but it's still a perfectly good and watchable episode.
Just because it's futuristic doesn't mean it's practical.
|July 16 2014, 03:33 AM
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Location: Bay Area, CA
Re: TNG Rewatch: 4x26 - "Redemption Pt. 1"
It was established prior that there was a lot of corruption within the Empire, so it's natural that the crooked guys would follow the more crooked option.
|July 16 2014, 04:38 AM
Re: TNG Rewatch: 4x26 - "Redemption Pt. 1"
Self-appointed Knight of the Abrams Table! - Thanks Marsden!
|July 16 2014, 04:55 AM
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|July 16 2014, 05:31 AM
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Location: Bay Area, CA
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|July 16 2014, 04:42 PM
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Of course, in a society where high level politics may be conducted with bladed weapons, who would really complain about having a weakling child as his or her duel opponent...? I rather like the idea of diversity on the high seat, from the fat K'Mpec to the puppet Toral to the scheming and possibly assassinating Gowron to the do-good Worf to the popular hero Martok. An empire that can take that much variety is all the more intriguing and worthy of respect!
Timo Saloniemi
|July 16 2014, 07:44 PM
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|July 17 2014, 02:22 AM
Location: Danville, IN, USA
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Although they were bad, I kind of miss them, after their career ended in Generations.
Varek, Vulcan Engineer
Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations
Time, like latinum, is a limited commodity.
|July 17 2014, 05:41 AM
Location: Florida
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|July 17 2014, 02:29 PM
Location: USS Berlin
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But apparently he was in search of a really good cliffhangar ending / surprise and eventually warmed up to the whole idea.
IIRC, the actress in "The Mind's Eye" was retroactively dubbed by Denise Crosby.
"The first duty of every Starfleet officer is to the truth" Jean-Luc Picard
"We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them." Albert Einstein
|July 17 2014, 07:58 PM
Re: TNG Rewatch: 4x26 - "Redemption Pt. 1"
Cosby wasn't used for the actual shoot as there was no practical need to hire and schedule this expensive and busy actor when a cheap extra would do. But the cheap extra had the physical attributes of a Crosby/Yar character, and probably not by chance. So yes, retroactive looping, but most likely not retroactive storytelling.
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|July 18 2014, 01:20 AM
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One day soon, man is going to be able to harness incredible energies, energies that could ultimately hurl us to other worlds in... some sort of spaceship.
|July 18 2014, 04:08 AM
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Live Long, and Prosper....
"Make It So" -- ENGAGE!!!!
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He became a bestselling novelist while still in college, immediately famous and wealthy. He watched his insufferable father reduced to a bag of ashes in a safety-deposit box. He was lost in a haze of booze, drugs and vilification. Then he was given a second chance. This is the life of Bret Easton Ellis, the subject of this remarkable novel. Confounding one expectation after another, Lunar Park is equally hilarious, horrifying and heartbreaking. It's the most original novel of an extraordinary career -- and best of all: it all happened, every word is true. 'An enormously entertaining novel, powered by a celebratory fun entirely absent in the writing of the generation of American writers who succeeded Ellis' Independent 'Great emotional complexity and depth ...it's a very interesting ride with an always interesting novelist -- and, as such, is one worth taking' The Times 'Sharply observed, insidiously disquieting and extremely funny' Literary Review 'A triumphant piece of storytelling from a rebel whose work is controversial precisely because its sinister themes are so dexterously written' Chris Cleave, Sunday Telegraph
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Reenactors set up six stations on Friday outside of the Fayetteville headquarters house to celebrate the 151st anniversary of the Battle of Fayetteville. The event aims to get children interested in history and to illustrate the struggles Arkansans went through.
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For those that have participated in and completed this rally I have a few questions.
I was wondering how easy and cost of hiring race support and an estimated cost for average service. It seams like riders from an area put together a team and hire support trucks, as I am American it will be extremely difficult if not impossible to put together such an effort. I looks like the IR website recommends VYPE as a service provider, has anyone used them and how what can I expect?
This is perhaps more for the race management but will they have this rally if the Dakar Rally returns to Africa? I don't want to put a ton of effort into setting up a campaign if the race is going to fold.
I understand that there are race and adventure divisions so my riding ability would not limit my entry but I am wondering how competitive the race division is? I see from previous posts in this thread that others have entered GS1200ADV in the race division so their must be a broad range of bikes.
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Took me a while to figure out the box was sitting on a different project! Nice case, those dovetails look great.
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Great looking box, and nice table too. The hand cut dovetails are super.
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Very nice box. Could be a gr8 place for a nice pistol
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Need a guide to the numbered San Francisco piers? Lots of the waterfront attractions in San Francisco are designated by their San Francisco pier locations.
The piers in San Francisco run along the Embarcadero, the street that follows the curve of the northeastern edge of the city.
The numbering starts at the Ferry Building at the end of Market Street; to the left are the odd-numbered piers, and to the right, the even-numbered piers.
The waterfront tourism activity happens between the Ferry Building and Fisherman's Wharf to the north and west. Hence, the piers associated with various San Francisco activities and attractions are all odd-numbered, like the well-known Pier 39.
What's where at the piers? Here are some items of interest to visitors associated with the San Francisco piers.
Did the name of the store, Pier 1 Imports, comes from the Pier 1 that's just to the left of the Ferry Building? Haven't been able to find out, but I suspect that might be the case.
A boating dock available for the public; tie your boat up free for three hours. A water taxi service is planned for this location in the future.
Also at Pier 1 1/2: La Mar, an upscale Peruvian restaurant chain (they have empanadas...yum). Both inside and outside dining.
San Francisco Pier 3 houses the offices of the Hornblower yacht company; some of their bay cruises leave from here.
The Plant Cafe Organic, is here also, another upscale restaurant featuring organic, locally-grown produce. California fusion, vegetarian and non.
San Francisco Piers 1 through 5 have been designated the Central Embarcadero Piers Historic District. These piers were originally used for inland trade, shipping cargo upriver into the Sacramento Delta. During World War 2 they were heavily used for military purposes: troop and supply ships bound for the Pacific Theater were loaded here.
After the war, the most of the commercial shipping moved to the Port of Oakland across the bay, which was better able to handle the large container ships.
TV chef Michael Chiarello, of the Bottega restaurant in Napa, has opened a new restaurant at Pier 5, featuring Spanish cuisine. Coqueta serves dishes from Madrid, Catalonia and the Basque Region, and has a tapas bar.
San Francisco Pier 7 is a long, skinny pier, lined with benches, looking straight down at the Transamerica building. This pier is a very popular spot for fishing. Locals do some serious crab fishing here, mainly at night, and also catch sharks and perch. Incredible views of the city; very romantic at night with the twinkling lights.
Pier 14 (on the other side of the Ferry Building), is another extremely long pier, jutting way out into the bay, with great views of the Bay Bridge and the city.
Additionally, Pier 14 is "blessed" with a couple of huge art works, a silver rocket and an enormous metal spider.
The Exploratorium, our fascinating, hands-on, science museum, is now located at piers 15/17, in its new and much larger space. More on the Exploratorium.
This is the location of the oddly-named Pier 23 Cafe. A funky dive, with good seafood, pretty views of the bay and so-so-service.
All day parking available inside for $15 (double for special events).
Was the home of the 2013 America's Cup facility. This will be the site of the new cruise ship terminal, scheduled to be finished sometime in 2015.
A modern, two-level structure is planned to accommodate the 60 to 80 cruise ships that dock in San Francisco every year. The new terminal will be a "green" building that collects rainfall on its roof. The western end of pier 27 will become a 2.5 acre green space.
Departure point for the Alcatraz ferry, the only one that actually stops at the island.
Check out my tips on getting the tickets and visiting Alcatraz.
Current cruise ship terminal. Will be moving to new terminals at pier 27, with pier 35 to be used as backup.
The famous attraction. Check out Pier 39 San Francisco for a local's viewpoint and tips on what to do there.
The Blue and Gold ferries leave from Pier 41 (and the Ferry Building). For bay cruises, and transportation to Sausalito, Tiburon, and Angel Island, see San Francisco bay cruises.
The Red and White fleet of ferries leaves from this pier for their bay tours. For more info, see San Francisco bay cruises.
Pier 45 has three really cool attractions: two World War 2 ships to climb around on (submarine SS Pampanito and Liberty Ship SS Jeremiah O'Brien), and Musee Mechanique, a weird and fun museum with 200 antique, coin-operated games.
In addition to the numbered San Francisco piers, there are a couple of other well-known piers past Pier 45, at the western end of Fisherman's Wharf.
Hyde Street Pier at the end of Fisherman's Wharf hosts a number of older ships available for exploring: sailing ships from the late 1880's and several steam-powered ferries and tug boats.
This city pier extends way out into the bay in a long, curving arc, just west of Aquatic Park. Great views of the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz.
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With 1986 over, we take one last look back at Memphis. Also, where are the wrestlers at today? »»
The action heats up as Jerry Lawler faces Basher, Jeff Jarrett and Pat Tanaka battle the Memphis Vice, and the Great Kabuki makes his in-studio debut! »»
The Miami New Breed make their debut, Jerry Lawler teams up with the Killer, and have Fire and Flame finally met their match? »»
Fire and Flame face some surprising opponents! Plus, we've got new International Tag Team champions, Paul Diamond, Tracy Smothers, and JT Southern team up, and Jerry Lawler teams with the Giant Hillbilly in the main event! »»
We have a new Mid-America champion, and he's defending the belt today! Plus, Fire and Flame face another mystery team, and Tojo Yamamoto has a surprise for Jeff Jarrett at this week's Evansville show. »»
Fire and Flame have their first title defense against mystery opponents - and if they lose, they're fired! Plus, a tournament for a vacated title is announced, and can Bam Bam Bigelow's title reign be stopped by the Killer? »»
Jerry Jarrett ups the odds with Tojo Yamamoto, Akio Sato, and Tarzan Goto! Jerry Lawler takes matters into his own hands regarding Bam Bam Bigelow! And Eddie Marlin takes Fire and Flame to task for their actions of the previous weeks. »»
We've got another loaded show as Jerry Lawler and the Giant Hillbilly team up to face the Memphis Vice, the Rock Steady Crew debut, and Bam Bam Bigelow takes part in a new kind of handicap match. Plus, after the MOD Squad lost their match last week to the Nightmares, JD Costello undergoes a makeover. »»
With Bill Dundee gone as the result of a loser leaves town match, who will be Jerry Lawler's next big challenge? Plus, Jerry Jarrett has a few words about Tojo Yamamoto, Fire and Flame have a new manager, and Jeff Jarrett pays the price for one of his grandfather's rulings. »»
We're building toward an epic Loser Leaves Town match between Jerry Lawler and Bill Dundee. Plus, Pat Tanaka and Jeff Jarrett form a tag team, Tojo Yamamoto jumps sides, and Bill Dundee's having fun on commentary. »»
It's a loaded week as the Bruise Brothers return, Jerry Lawler and the Giant Hillbilly have a tag team match, Bam Bam Bigelow makes a challenge for himself, Jos LeDuc competes in a chain match, and the NWA Women's champion is in action! Plus, a word or two from Larry Sharpe. »»
The Southern Heavyweight title has been vacated, and we've got the tournament brackets announced! Plus we've got Jerry Lawler, the Giant Hillbilly, Jos LeDuc, and the MOD Squad in action, and Larry Sharpe unveils a new monster on his way to the area. »»
The Nightmares return, Fire and Flame debut, and Jos LeDuc isn't finished with Paul Diamond yet. »»
A tag team debuts, another disintegrates, and the legendary Fabulous Ones make their return. »»
RESULTS FROM SUNDAY NIGHT'S SHOW AT THE MID-SOUTH COLISEUM (courtesy of www.memphiswrestlinghistory.com) Bill Dundee draw Buddy Landel (no contest) Jerry Lawler/Giant Hillbilly over MOD Squad by DQ Tojo Yamamoto/Billy Travis/Paul Diamond/Je »»
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Ladies and gentlemen, prepare yourselves for the Bill and Buddy Show. »»
We have new Southern Tag Team champions! Plus, Jos LeDuc is in action and Bill Dundee and Buddy Landel cross the line again. And will Tony Falk finally get his first win? »»
Jos LeDuc has returned! Jeff Jarrett updates us on how he's doing! Plus, JD Costello has $3,000 that says that the MOD Squad can take the Southern Tag Team titles away from the Fantastics! »»
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Marbled Cheesecake
|Rich shortcrust pastry
|For filling
|Full fat soft cheese
|450 Gram
|Plain flour
|30 Milliliter (2 Tablespoon)
|Vanilla sugar
|200 Gram
|1⁄2 , grated rind
|Egg yolks
|Double cream
|37 1⁄2 Milliliter (2 1/2 Tablespoon)
|Plain chocolate
|25 Gram, melted
|10 Milliliter (1 Tablespoon)
Shape the pastry into a ball, wrap it in cling film or foil and chill for 1 hour.
Butter the base of an 18 cm/7 inch round spring-form tin.
Halve the pastry and roll out 1 half to cover the base.
Trim the edges.
Bake in a preheated oven for 15 minutes or until golden.
Remove from the oven and leave to cool on a wire tray.
When cool, butter the sides of the spring-form tin and lock on to the base.
Roll out the remaining dough into 2 equal strips, 8 cm/3 inches wide to fit the inside of the ring.
Fix the strips inside the ring and gently press the edges to seal on to the base.
Trim the edges and chill while preparing the filling.
Beat the cheese in a mixing bowl, until soft and fluffy.
Add the flour, sugar and grated orange rind and mix well.
Beat in the eggs, 1 at a time, followed by the egg yolks.
Stir in the cream.
Remove a third of the batter to another mixing bowl and stir the melted chocolate and brandy into it.
Pour the vanilla-flavoured filling into the pastry shell.
Add spoonfuls of the chocolate filling on top to create a marbled effect.
Bake in a preheated oven for 15 minutes.
Reduce the heat and bake for 50-65 minutes or until the filling is firm to the touch.
Remove from the oven to a wire tray.
Leave for at least 2 hours before removing the sides of the spring-form tin.
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Kevin Lowe has some "mad money.'' But as mad as he is right now and as infuriated as Edmonton Oiler fans may be, Lowe isn't ready to kick his dog and go out and spend it yet. "Last August we knew we'd want to add something,'' said the GM of the money he left himself under the Oilers' budget with the new collective bargaining agreement and the new NHL salary cap. "We knew we'd be able to add something during the season. We didn't know if it would be defence or to add goal scoring.'' The idea, he admits, was to wait a while longer, let the hockey team settle to get a complete and accurate reading, and make the right decisions. "You don't want to make moves based on a game like we just watched,'' he said of the 7-1 debacle against the Colorado Avalanche. "We will make changes,'' said Lowe.
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Bourne & Shepherd
Bourne & Shepherd established in 1863,[1][2][3] is the oldest photographic studio still in operation, and one of the oldest established photographic businesses in the world.[4] At its peak it was the most successful commercial firm in 19th-and early 20th-century India,[5][6][7] with agencies all over India, and outlets in London and Paris, and also ran a mail order service.[8]
Though some sources consider its inception to be 1862, when noted British photographers, Charles Shepherd established a photographic studio, with Arthur Robertson, called 'Shepherd & Robertson' in Agra,[1][9] which later moved to Shimla and eventually became the part of 'Howard, Bourne & Shepherd', set up by Samuel Bourne, Charles Shepherd, along with William Howard, first established in Shimla around 1863, Howard's studio in Kolkata dates back to 1840,[10][11] where it is still operational today, at Esplanade Row, in Esplanade, Kolkata (Calcutta) under the same name.[12][13] Today some of their earlier work is preserved at Cambridge University Library,[2] the National Portrait Gallery, London,[4] the National Geographic Society's Image Collection and the Smithsonian Institution.[14]
Samuel Bourne came to India in 1863, and set up a partnership with an established Calcutta photographer, William Howard, and they set up a new studio 'Howard & Bourne' at Shimla. William Howard had set up the Calcutta studio in 1840. Meanwhile Charles Shepherd, had already established a photographic studio, with Arthur Robertson, called 'Shepherd & Robertson' in Agra in 1862, and subsequently he too moved to Shimla in 1864. At some point Robertson left the business and Charles Shepherd, joined Bourne company to form 'Howard, Bourne & Shepherd'. In 1863, he made first of three major Himalayan photographic expeditions, followed by another one 1866, prior to which he took an expedition to Kashmir in 1864, in fact all photographic histories of that era carry his works.[15] He was known to travel heavy, as he moved with a large retinue of 42 coolies carried his cameras, darkroom tent and chests of chemicals and glass plates, he was to become one of India's greatest photographers of that era.[16] Charles on the other hand became known as a master printer, he stayed back in Shimla and managed the commercial distribution and printing aspects of the business.[17] Through the 1860s, Bourne's work was exhibited in public exhibition in Europe and was also part of the Paris Universal Exposition in 1867. He also wrote several despatches for 'The British Journal of Photography between' 1863-1870,[3][18] and the company became an avid provider of the Indian landscape views to the common visitors to the country and also to Britishers back home,[19] and not just survived but the thrived in an era of fierce competition between commercial photographers.[9]
In 1866 after the departure of Howard, the company became 'Bourne & Shepherd'. In 1867 Bourne returned to England briefly to get married and came back to run the new branch in Calcutta,[20] soon it became the company premier photographic studios in India, at their peak their work was widely retailed throughout the subcontinent by agents and in Britain through wholesale distributors,[4] and were patronized by the upper echelons of the British Raj as well as Indian royalty, so much so that at one point no official engagement, investiture or local durbar was considered complete without being first captured Bourne & Shepherd photographers.[21]
In 1870, the year when Bourne went back to England,[22] Bourne and Shepherd were operating from Shimla and Calcutta. Soon he started cotton-doubling business at Nottingham, and founded the Britannia Cotton Mills, and also become a local magistrate. He sold off his shares in studios, and left commercial photography all together; we also left behind his archive of some 2,200 glass plate negatives with the studio, which were constantly re-printed and sold, over the following 140 years, until their eventual destruction, in a fire at Bourne & Shepherd's present studio in Calcutta, on February 6, 1991.[23] After Bourne's departure, new photographic work was undertaken by Colin Murray from 1840 to 84, following which in the 1870s Charles Shepherd continued to photograph and at least sixteen Europeans are listed as assistants.
Later the Bombay branch was opened in about 1876, operated by Charles Shepherd until his own departure from India around 1879, the branch continued operations till about 1902. In 1880, they even brought their services to as far as Lahore for a month, where they advertised in a local newspaper, in fact newspaper advertising has been a primary reason of the success of many photographers of that era.[24] Soon their work was widely retailed throughout the subcontinent by agents and in Britain through wholesale distributors.[4] Between 1870 and 1911 the firm sent photographers to Ceylon (Sri Lanka), Burma, Nepal and Singapore, had also become Art Publishers, with titles like 'Photographs of Architecture of Gujarat and Rajputana' (1904-5),[25] and were now employing Indian photographers as well.[26]
In 1911, they were the official photographers of the Delhi Durbar held to commemorate the coronation of King George V and Queen Mary as Emperor and Empress of India, where they were given the title, 'Kaiser-e-Hind' which they still use as part of their official letterhead. During World Wars the studio thrived on the contracts for photographing Indian, British and American services personnel.[27]
In the following years, the studio changed hands several times, so much so the sequence of owners has been all but lost, however the last European owner, Arthur Musselwhite who took over the studio in the 1930s,[27] later after a major business slump following the independence, and exodus of European community and the end of princely states, he held an auction in 1955, in which it was bought over by its present owners, and today the building itself is a heritage property.[13]
Lord Dufferin, in the regalia of the Viceroy of India, Photo by Bourne & Shepherd, Calcutta.
Tomb of Muhammad Ghaus at Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, taken by Bourne and Shepherd ca 1883, from the Archaeological Survey of India Collections.
Khusro Bagh, Allahabad, 1870s.
Parsi Marriage, Bourne & Shepherd, Bombay.
Rudyard Kipling, Bourne & Shepherd, c. 1892.
- Album of early photographs of India, by Charles Shepherd, Samuel Bourne, James Robertson. Published by s.n.
- An Album of Photographs of Indian Architecture, Views and People, by Robertson & Shepherd S. Bourne. Published by s.n.
- Photographic Views in India, by Bourne & Shepherd. Published by [s.l.], 1866.
- Photographic Views of Jumnootri, Mussoorie, Hurdwar, Roorkee, Nynee Tal and Bheem Tal, by Bourne & Shepherd. Published by Bourne & Shepherd., 1867.
- A Permanent Record of India: Pictures of Viceroys, Moghul Emperors, Delhi Durbars, Temples, Mosques, Architectures, Types, All Indian Industries, Himalayan Scenes, Views from the Khybar Pass to the Andaman Islands : from 1840 to the Present Day, by Bourne & Shepherd. Published by Bourne & Shepherd.
- India and Burma, by Bourne & Shepherd. Published by [s.l.], 1870.
- Photographic Views in India, by Bourne and Shepherd, Simla, Calcutta, & Bombay. by Bourne and Shepherd. Published by Bourne & Shepherd.
- Photographic Views in India, by Bourne & Shepherd, Calcutta and Simla, by Bourne & Shepherd, Published by Thomas S. Smith, City Press, 1878.
- Photographic Views in India, by Bourne & Shepherd, Published by Howard Ricketts Limited.
- ^ a b Macmillan Biographical Encyclopedia of Photographic Artists & Innovators, by Turner Browne, Elaine Partnow. Published by Macmillan, 1983. ISBN 0-02-517500-9. Page 70.
- ^ a b Photographs of India. circa 1862 - circa 1872 - Samuel Bourne Biography Cambridge University Library.
- ^ a b Samuel Bourne, not only set up a studio in Simla in 1863 The Telegraph, September 23, 2006.
- ^ a b c d Bourne & Shepherd (floruit 1865-) National Portrait Gallery, London
- ^ Camera Portraits: Photographs from the National Portrait Gallery 1839-1989, by National Portrait Gallery (Great Britain), Malcolm Rogers. Published by National Portrait Gallery, 1989. ISBN 1-85514-004-7. Page 37.
- ^ The Last Empire: Photography in British India, 1855-1911, by Clark Worswick, Ainslie Thomas Embree, Asia House Gallery. Edition: illustrated. Published by Aperture, 1976. ISBN 0-912334-99-1. Page 4.
- ^ Bourne & Shepherd Answers.com.
- ^ The Nineteenth Century Travelling Light: Photography, Travel and Visual Culture, by Peter Osborne. Edition: illustrated. Manchester University Press, 2000. ISBN 0-7190-4401-4. Page 44-46.
- ^ a b The British Empire from Photographs: India, by John Fabb. Published by Batsford, 1986.Page 16
- ^ Magicians of Light: Photographs from the Collection of the National Gallery of Canada, by National Gallery of Canada, James Borcoman. Published by The Gallery, 1993. ISBN 0-88884-627-4. 94
- ^ Re-visioning the Past: Early Photography in Bengal 1875-1915, by Malavika Karlekar. Edition: illustrated. Oxford University Press, 2005. ISBN 0-19-567155-4. Page 50-51.
- ^ Bourne & Shepherd, Esplanade , Kolkata, India - Image Flickr
- ^ a b DOWN MEMORY LAN E: Bourne and Shepherd Studio Indian Express, July 19, 2007.
- ^ Bourne and Shepherd -113 images Smithsonian Institution.
- ^ Digital Heritage: Applying Digital Imaging to Cultural Heritage, by Lindsay MacDonald. Edition: illustrated. Published by Butterworth-Heinemann, 2006. ISBN 0-7506-6183-6. Page 566
- ^ Samuel Bourne, who went to India in 1863, became one of the great India photographers... Telegraph, February 5, 2001.
- ^ The History of Photography from the Earliest Use of the Camera Obscura in the Eleventh Century Up to 1914: From the Earliest Use of the Camera Obscura in the Eleventh Century Up to 1914, by Helmut Gernsheim, Alison Gernsheim. Published by Oxford University Press, 1955.Page 216
- ^ The British Journal of Photography, by Liverpool Photographic Society. Published by H. Greenwood, 1982. Page 426.
- ^ Encyclopedia of Photography: Encyclopedia Photography, by International Center of Photography. Edition: illustrated, Published by Crown, 1984. ISBN 0-517-55271-X. Page 75.
- ^ Samuel Bourne The American Museum of Photography.
- ^ Raj: A Scrapbook of British India, 1877-1947, by Charles Allen. Edition: illustrated. Published by A. Deutsch, 1977. ISBN 0-233-96921-7.Page 32.
- ^ The Dictionary of Art, by Jane Turner. Published by Grove, 1996. ISBN 1-884446-00-0.Page 587.
- ^ Kolkata studio since 1840
- ^ Samuel Bourne harappa.com.
- ^ Report for the Year Ended ..., by India Office Library and Records, Published by India Office Library & Records, 1985. Page 25, 99.
- ^ The Corporeal Image: Film, Ethnography, and the Senses, by David MacDougall. Published by Princeton University Press, 2006. ISBN 0-691-12156-7. Page 160.
- ^ a b ACTIONLINE : Heritage Buildings Indian Express, November 9, 2005.
- Arthur Ollmann, Samuel Bourne: Images of India, a profound book on Bourne and his photography. ISBN 0-933286-36-8.
- The Imperial Gaze. The Photographs of Samuel Bourne (1863–1870). 28 page catalogue of exhibition, with 17 images essay, notes and bibliography. The Alkazi Collection of Photography and Sepia (2004).
- Cambridge University Library: Royal Commonwealth Society Library, Photographs of India. circa 1862 - circa 1872, Y3022C-E.
- Falconer, John (2001), India: pioneering photographers 1850-1900, London: The British Library. Online
- Lenman, Robin (ed.) 2005 The Oxford Companion to the Photograph (Oxford: Oxford University Press) [Includes a short biography on Bourne & Shepherd.]
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The only thing humans are capable of perfecting is arrogance.
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The only thing humans are capable of perfecting is arrogance.
Nothing more than a pithy statement for the sake of feigned disgust.
I would be interested in hearing you defend that statement. PROTIP: you can't....its a broad brush statement.
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I think you are correct. It is semantics. The OP is using the term "perfected" in a metaphorical sense. I think if you challenged the intent of the use of the word, you would like end up getting something like, "They got really, really good at it".
For sure, this intent was evident to the entirety of the audience. Including yourself. Why you chose to ignore it to instead make that comment? I could only guess. And it really doesn't matter.


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Give the PlayStation 3 10 years, and I'm sure it'll be inducted into the Zippo game console hall of fame too.
Twinklepict has figures inside, backlit by a flashing internal light. As the characters in the dome spin, their shadowy forms project out in a pretty light show.
The "Room Palette Skyrium" puts on an LED show where you're safe.
You can pretend you're on a bomb squad