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Item Description: Artes Gráficas Bradesco, 1971. Hardcover. Book Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. 1st Edition. 52 x 37 x 3 cm. 76 pp. First edition. Text in English and Portuguese. Seventy-size pages of text plus seventy color illustrations on unnumbered pages. Red buckram with gilt stamped front cover and spine. Binding tight; boards clean; dust jacket with 2 small closed tears otherwise a fine copy. Oversize and heavy book will require an additional domestic shipping charge. WILL NOT SHIP OVERSEAS! See additional images provided. Quoting the publisher: After the invention of photography, ethnologists, zoologists, etc., gradually ceased to illustrate their books with drawings, finding them more subject than photographs to inaccuracies and exaggerations. Because of this, beautiful albums of all kinds were no longer published. This volume of colored drawings depicting the costumes worn by certain Brazilian Indian tribes has another purpose: the creation of an original work of art based, nevertheless, on a reality confirmed by photography. This purpose has been fully accomplished by Noemia Mourão. . . Noemia has stylized her Indians slightly, but nowhere has she limited herself to drily recording the subject. Bookseller Inventory # 2984
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Bravo's New Docu-Series MISS ADVISED to Premiere 6/18
Bravo Media premieres MISS ADVISED, a docu-series about three single relationship experts who make a living dispensing dating advice, but struggle to make their own love connections, on Monday, June 18 at 10pm ET/PT. Partnering with RelativityREAL and Ashley Tisdale's Blondie Girl Productions, the series follows Julia Allison in Los Angeles, Amy Laurent in New York City and Emily Morse in San Francisco, as they maneuver through the dating world disregarding their own advice. When it comes to falling in love, these experts need to practice what they preach. For more information, visit WWW.BRAVOTV.COM.
In the premiere episode, dating columnist Julia Allison makes a big move to Los Angeles on a quest to find Mr. Right. With a 73-point checklist to guide her, Julia is ready to settle into the storybook romance of her dreams. Matchmaking maven Amy Laurent has built an empire in New York City by bringing perfect matches together all thanks to "The Rules." But when an old flame comes back to town, she struggles to follow her own guidelines. Radio host and sex expert Emily Morse is on a life mission to help people have better sex. She proclaims that monogamy is an epidemic, but when her happily-married brother comes to visit, Emily admits that she would be open to falling in love.
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4) Flip the potatoes and rearrange them. Microwave on high for another 5 to 7 minutes, till the potatoes are easily pierced with a fork.
5) Use a foil to cover and allow to stand for a minimum of 5 minutes.
6) Combine together the tarragon, garlic and lemon rind on a plate and rub the turkey lightly with the mixture.
7) In a large non-stick frying pan placed over moderate-high heat, warm the oil.
8) Put the turkey in the pan and sauté for about 3 minutes on each side so that the pieces are browned.
9) Put the cooked meat in a plate and keep it warm.
10) To the pan, add the apples and sauté for about 5 minutes. Add the apple juice and stir well.
11) Put the turkey back in the pan, cover and cook for about 3 minutes so that the apples are tendered.
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13) Split the potatoes and use a fork to fluff the flesh. Add the potatoes to the plates.
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Winter!: Prepare for holiday gaming!
Nice continue from the NFS - Most Wanted with the police car chases and the other events. Differs from NFS - Carbon. NFS is never meant to be a closed circuit race!
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The municipal board also moved at its April 24 meeting to recommend that village officials meet with members of the Syracuse Water Department to discuss the possibility of using an old intake pipe to add water to the system during an emergency situation when the fire department would need pressure to fight a fire. The pipe is located out past the swimming area of Clift Park and was used by the village prior to the installation of the current higher-volume intakes used to supply water to the city of Syracuse.
Most of the fire hydrants on the east side of the village currently have insufficient pressure for fighting fires. So, the Skaneateles Fire Department has arranged several contingency plans in the meantime if a fire were to occur, president Jim Buff said.
Four nearby fire departments have 1,500 gallon tanker trucks loaded with water and ready to respond to fires in Skaneateles as a part of mutual aid. The problem with that plan is that, if they were needed, it would take about 20 minutes for the tankers to arrive on the scene in Skaneateles, Buff said.
Another four tankers from departments as far away as Homer could be called upon also, but again the response time would be poor.
The department also could call in a pump truck that is owned by Cayuga County and kept in Auburn. The pump truck would be able to pump water straight out of the lake, but this would only be effective if a place could be found near the fire where the truck could safely access the lake, Buff said.
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PRLog - Feb. 27, 2013 - TERRE HAUTE, Ind. -- Dorsett Mitsubishi of Terre Haute (http://www.dorsettsmitsubishi.com/
Mitsubishi GR-HEV Concept
To kick off the show, Mitsubishi will reveal the GR-HEV, which is a unique blend of SUV and pickup referred to as the "sport utility truck," giving drivers the versatility of an SUV with the hauling and work capabilities of a truck. The "HEV" in its name stands for "hybrid electric vehicle," and unlike many hybrids, the GR-HEV is set to have a diesel engine powering it for an even more environmentally-
The GR-HEV is supposed to have carbon emissions as low as 149 g/km, giving it a best-in-class rating with regard to the environment. Other new technologies include a next-gen four-wheel drive system for higher stability and performance under almost any driving conditions.
The other concept being unleashed upon the world will be the CA-MiEV, another environmentally-
Mitsubishi expects the cruising range on the CA-MiEV to be over 150 miles, which is likely to improve once prototype and production models come about.
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A country house hotel, now open after a 14 month renovation. Muckrach has 11 individually designed bedrooms, with luxurious furnishings and contemporary bathrooms. Set in 10 acres, with a Scottish Castle on one side and mountain views to the other. Downstairs, you will be able to enjoy the warmth of the log burning stoves in the Library, the Drawing Room, Reception, a private dining room and the Bar or during the summer months the warmth of the sun beaming down on the Terrace Bar, outside. The Coffee Shop / Restaurant offers quality food to our guests, the local community and their guests; our great food has an emphasis on local and is homemade by our team of Chefs. Sit in the Conservatory; relaxing in comfortable chairs, whilst enjoying fresh, tasty food, overlooking the garden. For breakfast or lunch, afternoon tea or twilight dining, we hope you will join us. From sunrise to star filled nights our reputation for delicious, quality food offerings in Cheshire will be replicated in the North. You have the freedom to do as much or as little as you like; surrounded by luxury, warmth and the most outstanding countryside in the world.


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Two teams that just won their first series in their team histories will duke it out for a spot in the Western Conference Finals starting on Sunday afternoon, as the Oklahoma City Thunder meet the Memphis Grizzlies in NBA playoffs betting action.
#8 Memphis Grizzlies (50-38 SU, 57-29-2 ATS)
How They Got Here: It's really anyone's guess how the Grizzlies got to this point in the playoffs. In fact, it's a wonder how they're even here in the second season after losing Rudy Gay to an injury for the season a few months ago. However, when push comes to shove, this has always been a team that has just outworked its competition, and there is definitely something to be said about that. The Grizz became the fourth team in the history of the league to come out of the No. 8 seed to win a series in the first round.
Player to Watch: Zach Randolph is putting up the points, but Mike Conley Jr. is going to be the man with the big target on his back in this series. Conley turned out to be worthy of that early choice by the Grizz a few years ago, the same draft in which Greg Oden turned out to be an uber bust. He scored at least 13 points in five of the six games in this series against San Antonio and averaged 14.3 points, 6.2 assists, and 4.5 rebounds per game.
The Grizzlies Can Win This Series If…: They just keep continuing to play with heart and hustle. This was the only slogan of the Orlando Magic back the day when they really didn't have all that much talent, and that always brought them far in the playoffs. This could be the year that Memphis really gets to feel that pride, and it could carry them far.
#4 Oklahoma City Thunder (59-28 SU, 45-40-2 ATS)
How They Got Here: Potent scoring, timely defense, and a newly found grit and tenacity have been the keys for the Thunder, and now that the Spurs are out of the way, the door has swung wide open for their march in the playoffs. We all knew that this was the year that Oklahoma City was going to challenge for the championship, and we might just be a few short games away from it being right on the doorstep of the finale.
Player to Watch: It's really hard to come up with any other name but that of Kevin Durant in this series. Durant is the real deal, and he is proving it once again. The top scorer still alive in the playoffs isn't Kobe Bryant, isn't Ray Allen, isn't Paul Pierce, isn't LeBron James, isn't Dirk Nowitzki, and isn't Dwyane Wade. It's Durant. Durant will be a key on both sides of the ball, as he is likely to be matched up with Zach Randolph on the other side of the court. Durant was good for 32.4 points, 5.6 rebounds, and 3.6 assists per game in the first round against the Nuggets, and if he can keep that up here against Memphis, the Thunder might not be stopped.
The Thunder Can Win This Series If…: They keep up this defensive intensity. The Nuggs, one of the top scoring teams in the league, scored more than 100 points just twice in the first round of the playoffs, and they never exceeded the 105 point mark. Oklahoma city hit triple digits in four of the five games. It's clear that blocking shots and grabbing rebounds is now far more important than anything else in the Sooner State.
Analyzing the NBA Series Odds: The Thunder are understandably the favorites in this series, but we're really not all that sure that it is justified, at least by this type of a margin. That being said, Oklahoma City is just going to be too tough when push comes to shove, especially playing at home, and when it's all said and done, that home court advantage is going to be the big time difference in this series. Thunder in 7
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It seems strange to have a dinner on that day, to come back to this great city, to share the food and stories of our trip across America on a day that carries so much weight.
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1. Shell the green peas.
2. Peel and cut potatoes and sweet potatoes into small cubes.
3. Chop coriander leaves and green chillies. In 1 tbsp. oil, saute green peas. Add potatoes, sweet potatoes, onions, green chillies, dry spices and coriander leaves.
4. Add sufficient water to cook it dry. Add salt.
5. When nearly done, add vinegar and sugar and cook till dry. Remove from fire.
6. Mix semolina and 1 tsp. salt. Rub in fat (1 tbsp.).
7. Add enough water to make a fairly stiff dough.
8. Cream together 115 gm. of fat and the flour.
9. Keep on creaming till it forms a lump.
10. Keep the creamed mixture in water.
11. Roll out dough into ihin chapaties.
12. Apply creamed mixture. Roll and cut into 2.5 cm. slices.
13. Flatten the cut surface and roll out into rounds about 7.5 cm. (3") in diameter.
14. Put in prepared filling. Turn over. Seal the edges with water and decorate.
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Tax Secrets of the Wealthy: How to legally beat the estate tax
It's simple, easy and almost guaranteed
Webster's Dictionary defines guarantee, "an assurance that something will be done as specified." Let's try an example: Can a commercial airline guarantee that you will get from city A to city B safely?
Well, almost. They use their years of experience, take a long list of precautions and follow well-tested rules. With the thousands of worldwide flights every day, it is very rare that all passengers do not arrive safely. Yes, flying is safe, but not guaranteed.
Next, let's define "beating the estate tax." Here's the definition we have used with our clients starting in 1976: "All of your wealth — every dollar of it — to your heirs, all taxes (if any) paid in full."
For example, if you are worth $3 million, then the entire $3 million to your family; if $33 million, then 100 percent of the $33 million to your family. Stop for a moment! Substitute your own amount of wealth. Yes, it is truly easy to get all of your wealth to your family legally. Keep reading.
Over the years — for hundreds of clients — we have always successfully met the definition. Yet, we would not be so bold as to say we "guarantee" it.
People (particularly other professionals and potential clients) always ask, "Irv, how do you do it?" The plain fact is that it's simple and easy to do. How? Just like the airlines, we have years of experience, have a long-list (actually very long) of precautions and follow two sets of pre-tested rules: (1) the Internal Revenue Code (including rulings, case law and regulations) and (2) a System of our own rules applied on a case-by-case basis for each client.
Chances are you don't know how to fly a plane, but you have learned to trust the airline system that gets you to your destination safely. Well, our system (proven over three decades) beats the IRS (particularly the estate tax) every time; whether you are old or young, single or married, insurable or uninsurable, and the host of other unique characteristics that differentiates the parade of estate planning clients we have legally helped to beat the tax collector. Simply! And easily.
Let me give you an example. Joe and Mary (age 69 and 67, respectively) are retired. Still own 100 percent of the family business (Success Co.; a C corporation) which has been run by their son (Sam, age 42) for the last five years. Their two other kids are not in the business. There are seven grandchildren.
Success Co. is worth $16 million (Joe's best "guesstimate"). Joe and Mary are worth an additional $25 million (rental real estate worth $6 million, two residences valued at $2.6 million, a stock and bond portfolio at a current value of $11 million, $3.4 million in a 401 (k) and various IRAs and $2 million in other assets. Surprisingly, Joe and Mary — although healthy — have no life insurance.
Joe and Mary have a typical estate plan (a will and A/B trust) drawn by the "best" estate planning lawyer (Lenny) in their county, which has hundreds of lawyers specializing in estate taxes. Joe and Mary have significant charitable intent: During the remainder of their lives and at death. Lenny, after two years, is still working on a charitable giving plan.
Lenny figured the estate tax bill (before any gifts that might go to charity) would be about $21 million. He is right. Of course, gifts to charity (yet to be set up) would reduce the estate tax bite by $550,000 (using 2011 rates) for each $1 million gifted.
Joe called me asking for a second opinion. We discussed how our system would get his entire $41 million of wealth to his three kids and seven grandchildren (all taxes paid in full) and get about $20 million to charity.
Sorry, no guarantee, but Joe relished our history of 100 percent success in "beating the estate tax" using the system.
How does a plan using the system differ from a typical estate plan, which is really a death plan (nothing happens until you die)? A system plan is two separate plans: (1) a lifetime plan (starting from the day the plan begins and continues until you get hit by the final bus) that dovetails with (2) your death plan (really your will and trust).
Our Network (a team of professionals) began working on Joe and Mary's plan immediately: The lawyer on the necessary documents, the insurance consultant on the life insurance, while I created the plan and coordinated the efforts of all the professionals (including Lenny).
In order to accomplish all of the goals Joe and Mary have (including "beating the estate tax") we employed the following tax strategies:
1. A family limited partnership (to transfer a portion of the rental real estate and a portion of the stock and bond portfolio);
2. An intentionally defective trust to transfer Success Co. to Sam (tax-free to both Joe and Sam);
3. What we call a "50/50 play" to reduce the value of the two residences to $1.8 million for tax purposes;
4. Used a "Retirement Plan Rescue" the avoid the double tax (income and estate) on the 401 (k) and IRA funds and purchase $6 million of second-to-die life insurance with the tax-savings;
5. Created a charitable lead trust using the other portions of the rental real estate and stock and bond portfolio, to accomplish Joe and Mary's charitable goals; and finally,
6. Using the government's money, in effect, to purchase large amounts of life insurance with funds in the charitable lead trust and intentionally defective trust.
Lenny and Joe's CPA handled all the details (that were not done by Network professionals) to make the entire planning experience more fun than work for Joe and Mary. With the exception of the insurance aspects, the entire plan was completed, with all documents signed, 3.5 months after the planning process started.
Two weeks later, we finally got the proposals from the insurance company. Then it took just 30 days to complete the entire plan: Insurance policies issued and the related documents signed. Lenny's documents (will and trusts) were not changed.
Clients often want to know how we do a comprehensive and complete plan so quickly, while other professionals work on the estate plan for years, yet are never done. Well, here's the secret: We have done plans like Joe's and Mary's (and endless variations) hundreds of times over the years. As a result about 90 percent of their plan was routine, while only a small portion (the most time-consuming part) required attention to numerous details to give Joe and Mary the perfect plan that fulfilled all of their goals.
What were the final results in dollars? Mary and Joe's children and grandchildren will wind up with an estimated $43 million (with all taxes paid in full) and various charities will receive an estimated $24 million. The numbers show you the power of proper estate planning: Joe's $41 million of wealth turned into $67 million ($43 million to his family; $24 million to charity). Planning pays!
Two more points: (1) Joe continues to have absolute control of all of his assets — including Success Co. — for as long as he lives and (2) the maintenance of the plan will be handled locally by Lenny and Joe's CPA (including the required professional work when Joe and Mary ultimately go to the big business in the sky).
Want to learn more about how a plan — using the system — might work for you, your business and your family? Take a look at my Web site: taxsecretsofthewealthy.com. Or if you're in a hurry, call me at (847) 674-5295).
Irv Blackman is a certified public accountant who lives part-time on Marco Island and specializes in estate planning, business succession and asset protection. E-mail him at email@example.com or call 417-9732. His Web site is taxsecretsofthewealthy.com.


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OLEDs get the buzz, but Samsung says not so fast
Consumers searching for high-definition TVs have a lot of affordable choices to choose from, though organic LED (OLED) technology will still take a few more years of development for prices to drop. The technology has looked quite impressive due to a higher resolution and is brighter than rival TV formats, but the technology is still too expensive to roll out in mass production.
"I'm really, really terribly sorry to say this, but it will take more time... I believe it will take around three to four years," said HS Kim, Samsung VP for visual display, during a recent interview.
During the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), HDTV and 3DTV technologies were on full display all over the Las Vegas Strip. Many companies demoed impressive OLED technology, but most product launch dates and price tags will keep casual customers thinking of other options. However, as Kim predicts, a lower price tag and further technology advancements over the coming years will help drive demand in the future.
Meanwhile, Kim also has full faith in the ultra-HD format and believes 4K TV adoption will happen quicker than we think.
Samsung says 4K TV adoption will happen quicker than we think
4K was a huge draw card to this year's Consumer Electronics Show, and one of the company's standing proud with Ultra HD was Samsung. The South Korean giant is confident in the high-resolution TV business.
The executive vice president of the company's visual display business, HS Kim, has said that pricing on 4K TVs will drop, and consumer adoption will rise much quicker than we think. This time last year, Samsung had three 4K TVs, but now the electronics giant has 10 models ranging from 50 inches, to an insane 110 inches.
Industry experts estimate that we will see under 500,000 4K sets sold this year, versus just 60,000 last year. Kim noted that the TV upgrade cycle is around six years right now, but his company wants to bring more value to its TVs, so that consumers will be tempted to replace them every 4-5 years instead.
DisplayLink continues to impress, showing off some great tech at CES
CES 2014 - Even though I wasn't at CES 2014, I kept in touch with DisplayLink's Director of Marketing, Andy Davis, all the way from my house in Australia, where he bought me up to speed on some of the technologies his company was showing off at CES 2014.
One of the more important things Displaylink showed off was its new DL-3950 USB 3.0 docking chipset. The new chipset contains fully integrated dual-head video, which can support two full 2560x1600 displays. Not only that, but we also have Gigabit Ethernet, 5.1-channel sound, and DisplayLink's magic: dynamic compression.
DisplayLink also unveiled its new DL-5000 family of chips, with the DL-5500 launching at CES 2014. The DL-5500 allows users with existing DisplayLink-enabled setups to add a 4K monitor to their setup. This helps immensely going into the future, with 4K being a massive dot point of this year's CES. DisplayLink can run this technology over USB 2.0, which goes to show just how impressive its technology really is.
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Hisense gunning at U.S. market with feature rich, affordable HDTVs
Chinese electronics company Hisense used the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) as a springboard to unveil the next-generation of high-definition TVs. The company unveiled its ULED Series 4K Ultra HDTV, which has been on the CES show floor being compared to current OLED models. Hisense ULED TVs will begin to launch in China by the end of February, with global release expected later in 2014.
In 2013, the company sold around 2 million TV and tablets to the U.S. market, which is expected to increase up to 3 million units this year, according to Chinese media reports.
HDTVs from Samsung, Sony, LG, and other established companies are developing feature-rich, higher-end TV models - but there is continued demand for lower-priced, entry-level products. Companies such as TCL and Hisense have a great opportunity to capture a large consumer market purchasing HDTVs for extra rooms.
BenQ unveils new monitor built for RTS fans, is better on the eyes
CES 2014 - BenQ has announced a new monitor that will have serious gamers interested, the new RL2460HT. BenQ's RL2460HT monitor features the company's RevolutionEyes technology, which helps gamers' eyes during massive gaming sessions.
The new display is specifically optimized for real-time strategy (RTS), and first-person shooters (FPS). BenQ specifically mentions Call of Duty: Ghosts, MOBA-style games like StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm, League of Legends, and of course, Defense of the Ancients 2 (DotA 2), and even Mortal Kombat. Let's move onto specs, with the BenQ RL2460HT starting off as 24-inch monitor, which comes courtesy of its TN-based panel with "virtually no input lag" and "industry-leading 1 ms response time".
We have integrated speakers, two HDMI inputs, DVI, VGA, and SmartScaling for pro-gamers, which allows them to customize their screen viewing area for optimal viewing performance. BenQ has an ETA of Q1 2014 for its new RL2460HT, and a retail price of $249.
Vizio throws weight into consumer PC market with notebook, all-in-one
High-definition TV manufacturer Vizio showed off more than just TVs during the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), introducing a new 24" all-in-one PC and a thin mobile device. Both ship with 1080p HD touchscreen displays, with the AIO also including a remote control, dual HDMI inputs, wireless keyboard, and multi-gesture touchpad.
Meanwhile, the Thin + Light has a 15.6" touchscreen, 802.11ac Wi-Fi technology, yielding a think laptop profile with up to 7.5 hours of battery life. A 4th-generation Intel Core i7 CPU and onboard Intel Iris Pro Graphics form factor provide a surprising amount of hardware to power the laptop.
"Vizio continues to push the performance envelope in terms of personal computing," said Matt McRae, Vizio CTO, in a statement. "The 15.6" Thin + Light Touch and 24" All-in-One Touch models feature significant upgrades to the highest performance processors and wireless technologies."
Vizio is best known as a budget HDTV manufacturer, though expanding its product catalog with a focus on AIOs and the mobile market is a unique idea.
Dell announces its P2815Q, 28 inches of 4K goodness for just $699
CES 2014 - Dell has just announced a new 4K-capable monitor, the beautiful looking P2815Q. Dell's P2815Q features an IPS LED panel with the 4K resolution of 3840x2160, and comes in at a perfect 28 inches in size.
Better yet, the P2815Q is height-adjustable, and can rotate, too. Dell hasn't unveiled the full specs of its new P2815Q, so we don't know whether to expect the world from Dell, or to keep our expectations in check, after all it's priced at just $699. The now private company will start selling the P2815Q on January 23, after which I'll be buying one and you can come to us for a review on yet another 4K display.
Samsung shows off an incredible 98-inch 8K TV at CES 2014
CES 2014 - We are barely getting 4K displays onto our shelves and hearts, but it seems that the Consumer Electronics Show 2014 is all about showing off not only 4K TVs, but 8K TVs, too.
Samsung has now joined the fun, showing off an incredible concept TV, measuring in at a mammoth 98 inches, and a resolution of 7680x4320. This is enough pixels to finally bury that annoying 'Retina' label, but unfortunately, we won't see this TV, or anything like it, for quite some time yet. Even if they were out, the price would hurt you more than the amount of pixels being crammed onto it.
Vizio's 50-inch 4K TV will cost $1,000
CES 2014 - Vizio teases its new P-Series of 4K-capable TVs yesterday, but we didn't know the pricing on these new Ultra HD TVs, until now. Vizio will be pricing its 50-inch 4K P-Series TV at just $1,000.
The bigger screens will cost an additional $400 for every size bigger, until it reaches $2,600 for the 70-inch beast. Considering House of Cards' season season is being streamed by Netflix in 4K, it might be high time that you acquire that Ultra HD TV now, hey?
Continue reading 'Vizio's 50-inch 4K TV will cost $1,000' (full post)
AMD unveils FreeSync, a variable refresh rate technology
CES 2014 - NVIDIA's G-Sync has been getting all the headlines lately, with its refresh rate technology helping gamers achieving under 60FPS to feel like they're achieving more, smoothly.
AMD hasn't been sitting around doing nothing, with the chipmaker unveiling its new FreeSync technology at CES 2014 in Las Vegas. AMD purchased two retail Toshiba Satellite Click notebooks to show off the technology, with no modifications performed to the notebooks.
The biggest hurdle for NVIDIA is that G-Sync requires gamers to purchase a specific monitor, or to already own a specific monitor which is capable of having the G-Sync module installed. AMD's FreeSync on the other hand, does not have this limitation - opening it up to magnitudes more gamers and consumers alike.
We will definitely have more on AMD's FreeSync in the coming weeks and months.


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Produced by LaVette, Rob Mathes and Michael Stevens, Interpretations is a 12-song journey through compositions by the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Traffic and Pink Floyd, among others, before concluding right where the very idea for the new album started: Bettye's rendition of The Who's "Love Reign O'er Me" from the 2008 Kennedy Center Honors, which appears as an extended bonus track.
About the new album, Sheryl Crow attests, "I've been on the same stage with Bettye twice in the last year and have been captivated each time. On her new album, Bettye finds her own way into these legendary songs yet still is able to remain faithful to the spirit in each of them. Her unique phrasing and raw honesty enables us to appreciate the words in these classics in a whole new way. Just a master class in song interpretation."
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Age-Related Foot Changes - Topic Overview
Normal changes occur in your feet as you age.
- Feet tend to spread, possibly causing shoe size to change. Have your feet measured each time you buy shoes. Do not assume that your shoe size has not changed.
- The bottoms of the feet lose the fatty pads (especially the heel pad) that cushion the feet.
- Skin becomes thinner and less elastic and may get injured or infected more easily.
- Ligaments and tendons lose their ability to stretch normally (elasticity).
- Nails tend to get thick and brittle.
Medical conditions such as obesity, arthritis, diabetes, and poor circulation (in either the veins or arteries of the legs) may increase the risk of foot problems.
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With most of the tabloid air being sucked up by stories of how Kristen Stewart drove a stake through Robert Pattinson's heart (to use the clichéd headline of choice), Star magazine went in a different direction by slapping Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux on this week's cover.
"It's over!" screams the tab (via Hollywood Life) as it declares the couple's year-and-a-half romance kaput.
The supposed reason? An argument that allegedly began when a friend teased an uneasy Theroux about popping the question, leaving his squeeze "in tears."
"Jen said, 'I need a commitment, and I need it now,'" asserts a source.
When Justin (aka "the luckiest guy in the world") just "shrugged his shoulders," that "was the moment the writing was on the wall for Jen."
Star claims the actress pulled out that rom-com staple (they should go "their separate ways"), and even though "Justin pleaded for a second chance … for her, the love is gone."
Or is it? (Hint: It isn't.) We contacted Aniston's rep for comment, and he was quick to dismiss the story.
"It's once again just another fabrication to sell magazines and has no relationship to reality," her spokesman tells Wonderwall.
Aniston, 43, has been in North Carolina filming "We're the Millers" with Jason Sudeikis, a film she started after taking an extended European getaway with Theroux, who celebrates his 41st birthday on Friday. In recent days, he's been spotted around his old New York stomping grounds.
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My Words: Late-in-life romances hold lessons for all lovers
My parents retired to an out-of-state faith-based community in 1996. The step-tiered facility includes bungalows, assisted living apartments and a nursing wing. I became a "campus daughter," someone well known and loved among my parents' friends.
Over many visits, I observed courage in coping with chronic illnesses, tears regarding age-related losses, thankfulness for God's blessings, and -- surprisingly -- quite a few romances.
The romances amazed the "romancers" as well. Most had buried a spouse, some making the wrenching decision to discontinue their life support. Most were not seeking "a relationship."
Each romance is an individual story. One couple met when an established resident was asked to take a prospective new resident and his daughter on a tour. The daughter told her father, "That woman is wonderful. Check her out." The man, a retired military officer, did join the community and married his tour guide. A trait they started immediately was complementary dressing: his tie always matches her jacket or dress.
One woman laughed that she was single and 70 before she had a date. She met a campus man twice widowed; they married. Now they walk everywhere hand-in-hand. Since each is tall, they present a striking couple. She grins all the time.
A twice-widowed nonagenarian wanted to marry for a third time. He made a list of qualifications; his "non-negotiables" included being both Republican and Presbyterian. According to one campus widow, he became a campus pest. However, one woman, the head of a prominent city charity, decided she needed to retire, and proposed. They had known each other for 40 years. Astonished, he said he would consider it. Their marriage caused both talk and laughter but seems to be very happy.
A sudden wedding happened this winter at 11 a.m. on a Monday. The couple had known each other for three months; their bungalows shared a cul-de-sac. The minister and the woman who introduced them witnessed the ceremony. After a bridal luncheon at the city's historic hotel, they arrived late but laughing for my campus lecture called "Laughter in the Biblical Text." They agreed with me: God has a great sense of humor.
Sometimes an elderly couple faces immediate difficulties. Two widowed people lived a couple of houses away from each other. They fell in love several years ago. Many on campus went to their wedding. The white-haired bride appropriately giggled and looked lovely in her long dress. The groom, dignified and mustachioed, evidenced appropriate nervousness. However, a later operation was not successful; he lost the use of his legs and now requires nursing care. They do public things together -- eating in the dining room and going to lectures and sitting in the shady garden -- but she now lives in an apartment and he in the nursing facility.
Here are some aspects of late-in-life romance that seem, from my observation, to be universal (and printable).
Falling in love happens unexpectedly. Nobody comes to a retirement community looking for love. Common statements include "It came out of the blue." "It was so quick." And, sweetly, "This is a gift I wasn't looking for."
Falling in love happens the old-fashioned way: via an introduction, being in the same neighborhood, a chance encounter.
The individuals "just know." They know they want to spend the rest of their lives together.
The "romancers" make their own decisions. Yes, they consult adult children but carry on with what they think is best. "My son will come around and accept my choice," a new wife said.
The "romancers" seem extra courteous to each other, even extra kind.
Humor helps. One woman, 74, married a handsome man, 85. "I've always liked older men," she laughed.
Similar politics is very important, especially in a swing state. One campus couple passes out Hate Obama literature and whispers, "We know people in Washington who know the real story." Another man says quietly to those like-minded that "I don't know how anybody can be a Christian and a Republican."
Normal adjustments occur. One bride, a health nut, tossed out her groom's supply of cheese crackers. Although he protested, a recent medical screening showed a nice decrease in blood pressure.
"Romancers" are practical. They consult lawyers and share doctors' reports.
They know love and life end. Recently a woman buried her husband, who was 95. "I'm sorry we had only five years," she sighed.
Inevitably, a new marriage lifts the spirits of all on campus. Everybody smiles.
Elderly newlyweds, sold on what they've done, quickly offer this advice essential to others considering a late-in-life union: Have two bathrooms. A nonagenarian added this insight on what keeps her new domestic life serene: two computers. "After all, I have 19 grandchildren and great-grandchildren," she explained.
Dr. Robin Gallaher Branch is professor of Biblical Studies at Victory University in Memphis. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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"Do you remember that day?" he asked, eyes tired from the day and preparing to drift into dream land.
They say the most wonderful time of year is the Christmas season. Sorry, Andy Williams, I have to disagree. Autumn is where it is at. Or as we so affectionately call it here in the South — fall.
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Last week, in a rare shopping excursion with only one of the three gremlins (I mean, children) we stumbled upon a small hummingbird feeder on clearance for only $2.
Anytime I see those red stickers in sight, it excites me from the inside out. I mean, why don't I need tons of off-season flip flops in various summer colors for only a fraction of the price?
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If you could take the totality of fair and lovely, with a side order of grace and class, you would have my grandmother. Watching her from afar with my fluffy bangs and side ponytail, sitting on a seat boosted by old JCPenney catalogs growing up, I always knew she was a woman of influence.
There are a few things in life, rules that I follow, that have shaped the woman I have become, and the grown up I am still becoming. Wise ideals such as:
It is a sheer miracle to me that once we moved, we didn't open boxes to finds shards of broken glass and small animals that had somehow burrowed their way into cardboard boxes labeled "kitchen supplies". But, thankfully, most everything we transported from "old" house to "new to us" house remained intact.
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We heard the rumbling in the distance, like that of large tires blazing through a dusty trail of gravel. We scampered high to the old porch in anticipation, in an attempt to be the first to catch a glance at our farm mode of transportation. Barreling around the final curve toward home, with squeaks and sounds of shocks in dire need of replacing, it arrived in glorious splendor — an oversized, somewhat white truck with a few kisses of rust placed here and about.
GATLINBURG—Nashville's Music Row moves to the mountains today through Sunday, when more than 30 hit singer-songwriters will perform at free concerts there at the second annual Smoky Mountains Songwriters Festival.
Organizer Cyndy Montgomery Reeves, festival founder and director, said the festival will include three luncheon presentations on building a music career.
For a schedule of free performances by hit writers and workshop times and enrollment costs, see www.smswf.com.
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It's full steam ahead at the Chamber of Commerce where they hope full lakes will make Wichita Falls much more appealing to businesses looking to set up shop.
With all of the recent rain, city officials says they hope it will help bring more businesses to Wichita Falls.
Job growth, new city projects and business expansions are key when it comes to keeping Texoma's unemployment rates low, according to the Chamber of Commerce.
While several stores at Sikes Senter Mall are closing, officials with the Wichita Falls Chamber of Commerce say they are hopeful that many more stores will come to the mall.
A new street-scape project downtown will help grow the downtown Wichita Falls area.
Bill Hammond addresses potential changes of laws to businesses in Texas
2015 is right around the corner and despite the record drought city officials say there were many positive changes this year.