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Pool is one of Zutano's signature colors--a refreshing, brilliant blue shade perfect for both boy and girl. It is shown here in our short sleeve t-shirt which is a great style for all-season wear as it can be layered over long sleeve shirts or worn by itself. The two-button collar design makes dressing a cinch.
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A ship packed with crates of fragrant black teas heeled through inky waters toward the clearing of the bergamot sun in search of the Isle of Lavender—to forever soften this headstrong blend with floral notes.
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Black tea is the fully oxidized leaf of Camellia sinensis and requires the most processing. The brewed liquor ranges between dark brown and deep red. Black teas offer the strongest flavors and, in some cases, the greatest astringency.
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This is the best Earl Grey tea that I have found. The flavor and aroma are wonderful. I am so disappointed that this tea has been discontinued. Without it, I will no longer buy tea at Starbucks--there are far better tea companies available.
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What Is Raze Pre-Workout™?
Raze Pre-workout™ is a potent, scientifically engineered pre-workout enhancer for those looking to take their training to a new level. Developed using research proven ingredients to provide training intensity and optimal results. Raze Pre-workout™ is a no nonsense pre-workout stimulant designed to be taken before intense training.
Raze™ contains precise amounts of researched ingredients, formulated to power you through the toughest workout. Unlike many pre-workouts which are solely stimulant based, Raze Pre-workout™ contains not only potent stimulants, but also active ingredients that have been scientifically proven to aid performance. These include Creapure®, Beta Alanine, iBCAA and AAKG.
What Ingredients Are In Raze Pre-Workout™?
Many of the pre-workout formulas on the market today state "proprietary blends". By doing this, you aren't able to see the exact ingredients in the product. Nor do you know the actual amounts included in the formula. As with all products offered from TPW™, we offer full transparency with all ingredients and their stated amounts, giving you the ultimate peace of mind. Raze™ provides you with a proven combination of potent ingredients, with no unnecessary additives or fillers.Please check the "Ingredients" tab for a full breakdown of the key active ingredients.
Ingredients include:
- Arginine Alpha-Ketogluarate (AAKG) - is a salt of the amino acid arginine and alpha-ketoglutaric acid. Widely used in sport by power and strength athletes.
- Beta Alanine - is a naturally occurring beta amino acid that's widely used in endurance sports.
- Creapure® - Purest micronized creatine monohydrate available and widely used by power and strength athletes.
- Vitamin B6 - contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue and also contributes to the normal function of the immune system.
- L-Tyrosine - An amino acid that is found in many high-protein food products.
- Caffeine - One of the most well researched ingredients in the history of sports nutrition and used in most of our pre-workout formulas.
- iBCAA - is a superior version of the hugely popular Branched-Chain Amino Acids (BCAA's) supplement. BCAA's consist of three important amino acids (Leucine, Isoleucine and Valine) that have been extensively researched by sports scientists.
- Citruline Malate - is derived from water melon and now used in many formulas designed for athletes participating in endurance sports.
- Taurine - is an organic amino acid that's present in high concentration in skeletal muscle.
Raze™ Pre-Workout Quality Assurance
Here at TPW™, you can have supreme confidence in the product quality and source of supply. We personally quality check every supplier and ingredient before giving it the TPW™ quality seal of approval. Traceability, quality, and consistency are the three things we demand on every single ingredient. This is the TPW™ philosophy that flows through every product we make and sets us apart in the world of sports nutrition today.
Raze™ Pre-Workout Made in the UK
Produced in-house at our own state of the art facility in the UK, it offers unparalleled levels of product purity and has been independently certified for the ultimate peace of mind. We don't make big claims about our products, we prefer to let customer ratings, reviews and feedback do the talking for us. We also offer an unprecedented LIFETIME GUARANTEE on every product you buy from The Protein Works™. This product is supplied in a re-sealable foil pouch to ensure freshness and a FREE scoop is included in every product.
Q. When should I use Raze™?
A. It depends on your lifestyle and goals, we recommend following the TPW™ dosage recommendations, depending upon your own tolerance levels.
Q. What are the main reasons for using Raze™?
A. To provide a preworkout energy boost to optimise an intense workout.
Q. What does Raze Taste like?
A. As Raze™ is packed with potent ingredients, and we have not added any fillers to maximise impact and results. We have added a fresh tasting Natural orange flavour to aid consumption.
Q. At what Age can i use a product like Raze™?
A. We recommend Raze™ not to be consumed by anyone under the age of 18 years old.
Q. Are all preworkout supplements the same no matter what brand you use?
A. As with so many things in life, if you don't ask the right questions, you won't get the right answers! The quality of ingredient can vary significantly and therefore the potency will do too. In addition, just because a product may be called pure it doesn't mean that it necessarily is. We recommend you read the ingredients and nutritionals on the label to better understand exactly what you are buying. We can assure you that our products are 100% pure. At TPW™, we are committed to transparency and openness in all our products and that is why we provide a 'Product Profile' on Raze™ which gives a complete overview of the product's background including our approval, location of manufacture and money back guarantee applicability.
Q. Is Raze™ suitable for vegans and vegetarians?
A. Raze™ is suitable for vegetarians, but not vegans.
Q. Can I use Raze™ with other supplements?
A. Yes. However, as Raze™ does contain caffeine within the blend, we recommend you don't take any additional caffeine from other sources alongside it.
Q. What if any side effects will I get from taking Raze™?
A. Raze™ contains beta alanine, so you may experience a slight tingling sensation on the skin once consumed. This is perfectly normal and not harmful in any way.
Q. Who should take / benefit from using Raze™?
A. Bodybuilders and strength athletes. Endurance athletes. Those new to weight training. People involved in team sports. Anyone looking to optimise their training.
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Orange Burst
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Serving Size: 12.5mg (3 and a half 5ml medium BLACK scoops)
To assess your own tolerance level to TPW™ RAZE™, start off with the "Beginner" dosage directions below. Once you have established your own tolerance, you may want to move up to the "Expert" dosage directions. This is the maximum dosage for this product.
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Add 12.5g, three and a half 5ml medium scoops to 100-125ml of water in your TPW™ Master Blender. Shake well and consume approx 30 minutes before your workout.
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WARNING: Before supplementing with RAZE™ consult with a medical professional since the formula is VERY POTENT. Do NOT use if you are pregnant or prone to dehydration and stop or reduce the dosage if sleeplessness, tremors, dizziness, nervousness, headaches or heart palpitations occur. RAZE™ was purposely created as a powerful, stimulant based formula that should only be taken by healthy adults, aged 18-50 years old to help break training plateaus.
IMPORTANT: Before use, please check the included scoop is BLACK. If not, please contact us on 0845-4672411.>
I bought this product with a special 50% discount, so it was extremely good value, tried for the first time this morning and it was great, taste was also great!
Really worth the money, I will definitely be ordering this again soon!
The orange flavour is really nice!
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I use this product at the max dosage because I have a high caffeine tolerance and have been using stimulant heavy pre workout products for the past two years.
For two weeks to a full month after two months of continuous usage of stim based pre-workouts I like to have a break from all stimulant based performance improving products to allow for the adrenal glands to recover from being fatigued, I find this is an effective way to reset tolerance to caffeine allowing for lower doses to be used to obtain the same effect on boosting energy levels.
In the time I have off caffeine / stim based pre-workouts I like to switch to a pump based non stim products like Hemavol, Hemavo2 Max or High Volume. Pump based non stim pre workouts still provide better workouts and help when on a stimulant break, it would be great if TPW had a couple more pre-workout products that have no caffeine and are suited for this purpose.
When I first used this pre-workout I noticed it took 20-30 minutes to fully kick in and provided me with long lasting energy without any jitteriness allowing for me to easily push through a heavy leg session including front squats, hack squats, leg press, leg extensions and leg curls, this also provided a good pump when used on an arms day composed of biceps and triceps.
Raze is a great balanced all in one pre workout because it includes BCAA's and Creatine eliminating the need for you having to add these ingredients separately, the BCAA's make this great for a morning cardio session performed in a fasted state by providing your muscles with the energy they require to prevent them from being broken down due to catabolism.
This tastes great in the Green Apple Spike version and mixes easily in a standard wire ball shaker in 250-300 ml of water.
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When used i noticed it took 20-30 mins to kick in and provided me with clean long lasting energy to easily power through a back and chest workout, it also provided a good pump.
This is a great all round pre workout because it includes BCAA's and Creatine saving you from having to dose these separate and makes it useful for fasted morning cardio session.
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I need to take 6 scoops to get the buzz required but then lasts for my workout with no come down.
Orange burst flavour is good, but still need to add a bit of cordial to make it that bit easier to drink. My bag had a slit on arrival so the powder got fairly lumpy, but nothing that would put me off buying again.
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The biggest surprise was when I finished deadlifting. Normally that is the end of the session for me, perhaps some light weight work and stretching, but no energy for anything else. But on raze I got a second wind as I concluded the deadlifts and was able to do a full 5x 5 set of bench presses. Bench presses are my weakest exercise, but I was pressing strongly, and once i finished that I went and did some cardio and plyometrics to conclude the work out.
So my conclusion is this stuff works, it made my workout more intense, I lifted heaver for longer and by the evening I hadn't crashed or was feeling too tired. If you have a serious regime in place then I recommend you try this, I doubt you will be disappointed.
Please have some other flavours for that one! (Raspberry Lemon? :) )
I noticed a difference from the initial tingling sensation when it kicked in! my performance at the gym has noticeably increased on the days when im feeling a little more tired!
Would be nice to see a couple of more flavours!
Will definitely buy again!
- 1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I got the green apple flavour and it tastes so nice. mixes up very well with no lumps (i dont use the ball or plate)
using it in the gym gave me good focus and a good drive, i got a good pump off of the product and all round a good attitude, this is the first pre workout i have used in a while, before i was benching 80kg for 5 but on the stuff i was benching 100 kg for 7 using Raze and Creatine Extreme. it works for me but it might not work for others.
this is a great product and a great company!
being a newbie to using supplements at the gym, i bought the fat loss pack, and i will be definitely buying raze pre workout again, its pretty amazing!
- 1 of 1 people found this review helpful
It's fantastic will defo order more.
One thing I really LOVE about the RAZE Preworkout is that you DON'T get that horrible crash when it wears off which to me is a massive bonus!
I take 4 scoops and do notice a slight tingling but it wears off after a couple of minutes.
I found through trial and error that Raze works best on an empty stomach. I train first thing on a morning I take it 30 minutes before I workout.
Despite not having anything to eat Raze has the ability to keep me going.
Being new to pre workout supplements i gambled on giving a pre workout a go so i chose the highly popular Raze.
100ml of water with 3 and a half scoops of Orange.
OMG after i drank it in one, i did feel the itchyness for a few weeks and even got a slight headache for few minutes. Took it 20 minutes before workout. DO NOT WORRY, the itchyness and slight headache is what happens when you down this supplement due to the Beta - Alanine in the product.
So i do my usual workout and im able to lift double the amount i usually lift on Bench Press and Squat. Other forms of exercise i either lift slightly heavier or do more sets each exercise.
I am thoroughly impressed with this product. IT DOES give you a buzz.
I WILL NEVER look at another pre workout supplement again. I am very satisfied with this product and i strongly recommend it to newcomers of pre workout supplements.
Thank you TPW and once again, great service, ordered last Tuesday expecting to wait 3-5 days as stated and got it Wednesday around Midday.
Fantastic service guys keep it up! Loving your products.
Good value for money too and delivery was without fault.
Flavour is ok . what you would tend to expect for a pre workout with loads of ingredients in it . Would be happy to recommend this products to anyone that uses pre workouts
First time- 5 scoops, 30 mins before my PT sesh and smashed all my PB's, went up 2x weights, and didnt feel any muscle fatigue in my arms whereas before, after a few reps I was done.
Love it! TPW!!!
I found that Raze really picks me up, keeps me focused and I dont find myself feeling so fatigued and yawny!
The Orange Blast flavour is a little bitter, so had to down it but its a small dose so no drama! Will be buying again!
Thanks TPW!
Unlike other pre-workouts I find that it doesn't cause me to sweat excessively during my workout and the mixture actually tastes pretty nice as well. Packed with ingredients I know and recognise as well, which gives me confidence when using it!
certainly gives you enough boost for a top quality workout.
Orange burst flavour is nice, a little bit like orange squash. I find six scoops works best for me at the moment, and certainly seems to give me a buzz. I've definitely noticed improved stamina and strength when using it. Very glad I decided to give it a go, wouldn't work out without it now.
- 1 of 2 people found this review helpful
It caused my skin to tingle and helped me blast through my workout but I didn't get to sleep until well after 3am, once I'd given up and taken sleeping pills to counteract the Raze.
Would be great for a morning workout.
- 1 of 2 people found this review helpful
Not having ever taken anything like this before, I wasn't sure what to expect, and at first I didn't feel anything so wasn't sure it was working (I guess I figured it'd be like when Popeye used to eat spinach and his muscles all popped up and he turned into a train or whatever...), but when I got to the gym, I was amazed at how much easier it was to focus and how easily I was able to lift more and push harder.
Go for it and "raze" your game.
The orange does taste slightly chalky, but it's ok! Well worth using!
- 1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I have completed insanity before and after taking this it was the best workout I've ever done. I had energy and focus that I didn't have before.
The taste wasn't too bad it reminded me of disprol that my mam used to make me drink when I was I'll as a child!!
I am a mum of 3 and my workouts normally take place at around 5am, this really helped an I will be using this again.
- 3 of 3 people found this review helpful
In terms of results only used once but working out after 5 hours sleep I was able to go up one weight on every exercise in that workout.
- 1 of 2 people found this review helpful
I've used several different pre-workouts. I tried this after a friend got some and offered me a sample. I took 5 small scooops. I didn't really get any of the beta alanine tingles or any 'rush' as I usually get just before I get to the gym so I wasn't convinced it was working.
Once I got in to the gym, however, it was a different story. I immediately went up 10kg on the bench press and 2.5kg on curls. In fact, so far this week I went up a weight or 2 in almost every exercise from the previous week, and the only thing I've changed is RAZE.
I've just started the gym again after a 2 month break so some of the gains will be muscle memory and diet, but I can honestly say I was surprised how much I could push myself with RAZE. No ups/downs, just clean focus and energy; you don't even notice its there until you start lifting.
Recovery was much better from previous weeks as well. Can't rate it enough.
Make sure you shake the bag.
I also would like to be abel to but agmatine, pure.
But, this is a really good pwo anyway.
It's not very often that i'm proven wrong but in this instance I was. Raze is an awesome product with I would recommend to anyone, I always use it before my Thai Boxing classes and it provides an excellent boost from start to finish. I'll certainly keep using this product.
No crash either.
Good pump as well.
Will definitely continue to use
Great focus and energy which is suspect is a combo of the beta-alanine and tyrosine. Big fan of both these ingredients.
All in all a solid product!
First time trying this I didn't shake it well enough and was pretty much downing rocks of the stuff (which, if you're doing at 7am is perfect as it will definitely wake you up), from there on I decided to just put it in a glass and spoon stir it.
The buzz I get lasts for a while, I say buzz, I assume its a buzz considering the fact that I am able to do more in the gym than usual.
I started on the 'Advanced' to due to my lack of actually feeling pre-work out drinks, might add a cheeky half scoop.
- 1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I don't particulary enjoy the taste, but as other reviews it is gone in 3 gulps and at least you know it is not artificial flavours; just a little bitter.
Would definitely try other flavours.
Does give me tingles but to me that shows product is working ; no shakes or jitters.
- 1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Taste isn't great but is still far, far better than all other pre-workout drinks I've tried and is by no means unpalatable. Hopefully some other flavours will come soon.
I used 20g before training and got a decent boost of energy and focus which was sustained and no crash during the workout. The taste wasn't too bad for a pre-wo supplement either. What more could you ask for in a product?
- 1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I found also that you had continuous amounts of energy throughout and not just all in the first 30mins. It's also fantastic to use for Cardio and Weight training. Good pumps and solid quads and calves after a good 1hr run.


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Ampeg came into existence in 1949 with the goal of creating distinct products for bassists worldwide. With a plethora of unique performance capabilities and features, Ampeg quickly became a revered name in the music world, and they continue to leave their mark on the history of the bass guitar, allowing musicians to seriously rattle the walls every time they step on the stage.
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Ian Boddy, a mainstay of the UK electronica scene, was playing a concert in the USA at the Gatherings concert series in Philadelphia. I interviewed Ian back stage before the show on Satuday, March 20, 2004. This interview was broadcast on program #366 the following Thursday, March 25, 2004. This podcast is Copyright 2005 Bill Fox. All Rights Reserved.


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If rock and roll is the devil, J.D. McPherson is certainly one of its minions.
In a night reminiscent of a 1950's sock hop, McPherson lit up the crowd at TD Arena. On a clear, muggy Friday night following a tropical storm that prompted festival organizers to move the performance from the Cistern Yard to the arena, McPherson made sure audience members got their money's worth.
As he and his band walked on stage, the night instantly transformed into something from a bygone era; dark denim and slicked back hair, double bass and rock 'n' roll attitude. From the first chord, they made sure it stayed that way.
Early on, McPherson took a little time to share an anecdote about their previous night's show in Virginia. He lamented that his jokes were not well received, and that he would be not telling any tonight. Someone from the crowd yelled, "We want to hear that guitar!" and from that point forward, that guitar was heard loud and clear.
Because of the change in venue, and the subsequent rush to adjust the sound system, the mix wasn't always perfect. Instruments overpowered the vocals at times, even prompting bassist Jimmy Sutton to ask for more volume on his mic between songs. Nevertheless, McPherson and company gave the crowd exactly what they wanted.
Part straight-ahead rock 'n' roll, part blues and rockabilly, McPherson revved the audience into frenzy. About a third of the way into the show, the floor of the arena, where the reserved seats were located, turned into a full-fledged dance party. As the set went on, dancers lined the wings and the area in front of the stage, bopping and hopping in time to the music.
They played from an improvised set list. As McPherson put it, "We didn't make a set list. I blame the Internet." But this improvisation provided the band a unique opportunity; they could play off the energy of the crowd to determine their next song.
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McPherson's affable nature and clear, strong voice left the crowd pleased, but wanting more. Good thing he's playing again Saturday night.
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This handy chipper chops dry branches and twigs into small chips that are perfect for using as mulch to help minimize weeds and conserve moisture. A handy detachable bag collects the chips for easy spreading. The chipper accepts twigs and branches up to 1-3/8" in diameter and includes an additional set of blades and a push paddle for safely feeding material into the hopper. 7" wheels make it easy to move around the yard. Powerful 15-amp (1680 watt) motor.
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Great addition to our compost
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The opening for the sticks to go in was only 1"x 4", very difficult to get anything in the machine. The collection bag kept falling off. Ten minutes of use the bag broke and I only ground up 2 flower stems.
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the discharge jammed a lot as the product didn't move through very well
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- Excellent Quality Mulch
- Blades Very Difficult To
- Poor customer support
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I wrote a different review after my first use of this machine.
Altho I continue to think that this machine has definite strong points when I had to change the blades it was a nightmare. It took 2 adults with college educations to change the blades. The manual instructions were NOT helpful. The tool GreenWorks supplies was NOT helpful. GreenWorks customer support was NOT helpful.
In the end we had to disassemble the entire cutting assembly. (GreenWorks' suggestion was to take it to an independent service provider and PAY to have it done.)
I will keep and continue to use my machine but I couldn't recommend it for anyone who doesn't understand that the maintenance is not for the faint of heart or arm.
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- Breeze To Start Up
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- Limited Noise Factor
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I got this to replace a humongous gas powered chipper shredder that cost twice what this one did and just got too hard to deal with. I gave my new little electric one its first workout today on woody rose canes from an out of control climber.
It chipped the woody stuff and the green stuff without complaint and minimal jamming so long as I hand trimmed everything into straight sections. It broke down even most of the thorns.
I can see my compost breaking down with record speed with this easy to haul out and use piece of equipment.
Unjamming is simple but feeding more than a few branches into the letter slot sized feed was slow and relatively tedious. That is compensated for, tho, by how effortless it is to start up and the nifty little "pusher" that very effectively forces things thru when necessary. I DO miss the large hopper feed on my old big time chipper shredder but not really anything else about it and I suspect I'll use this more frequently since it's so completely non-intimidating and easy to use.
This is a tool for small gardens and possibly older gardeners but I'm ready to let the larger branches go out in the trash or thru multiple cycles of the compost pile and enjoy more leisurely gardening at this point in my life. If you're in a similar state of mind, I really recommend this machine.
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- Chipping Up Small Limbs
I got this so we didn't have to burn or haul off a lot of small limbs that have fallen off our trees. It worked great! I am amazed at the amount of wood chips you get from a lot of limbs (not much). We spread the chips back under the trees to mulch. This chipper was easy to assemble and got to work right away. Only bummer was the rubber grip on the handle was ripped when we opened the box, but it doesn't affect how the machine works.
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- Rubber Handle Damaged
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- My Many Trees And Bushes
I was very surprised how economic the machine is, as well as how easy it is to move around. the rubber handle was damaged, but I think that I can repair it. A wonderful addition to my gardening tools!
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- Poor instructions
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I use it to clean up small branches that fall or I prune. It is really easy to use and I am impressed by the way it chips things up. The instructions are poor, so you need a little imagination to figure things out especially how to attach the chip holding bag. Otherwise I think it is a great little machine and a great help to recycle dried up small branches and twigs.
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we got this just in time to help with storm clean up from Sandy! so helpful
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Just what we needed to help with yard work and worth its cost for the mulch.
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The identities of the hackers, and the value of any information they have acquired, are not known to U.S. and South Korean researchers who have studied line after line of computer code. But they do not dispute South Korean claims that North Korea is responsible. Experts said the links to military spying fuel Seoul's allegations.
Researchers at Santa Clara, California-based McAfee Labs said the malware was designed to find and upload information referring to U.S. forces in South Korea, joint exercises or even the word "secret."
McAfee said versions of the malware have infected many websites in an ongoing attack that it calls Operation Troy because the code is peppered with references to the ancient city. McAfee said that in 2009, malware was implanted into a social media website used by military personnel in South Korea.
"This goes deeper than anyone had understood to date, and it's not just attacks: It's military espionage," said Ryan Sherstobitoff, a senior threat researcher at McAfee who gave The Associated Press a report that the company is releasing later this week. He analyzed code samples shared by U.S. government partners and private customers.
McAfee found versions of the keyword-searching malware dating to 2009. A South Korean cybersecurity researcher, Simon Choi, found versions of the code as early as 2007, with keyword-searching capabilities added in 2008. It was made by the same people who have also launched prior cyberattacks in South Korea over the last several years, Choi said.
Versions of the code may still be trying to glean military secrets from infected computers. Sherstobitoff said the same coded fingerprints were found on an attack June 25 — the anniversary of the start of the 1950-53 Korean War — in which websites for South Korea's president and prime minister were attacked. A day later the Pentagon said it was investigating reports that personal information about thousands of U.S. troops in South Korea had been posted online.
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There is nothing funny about racial profiling, so it is remarkable that Larry Sykes has made a joke of the offense. Sykes, one of the Toledo Public Schools Board of Education members who engaged in urban terrorism in 2011 by rushing to demolish Libbey High School, has meandered his way to Toledo City Council, frequent repository for the listless, lazy and criminally insane.
Sykes was driving home April 24 when a Toledo police officer pulled him over because he could not read Sykes' rear license plate. The officer had an even tougher time reading Sykes' front plate, as he did not have one. That's illegal in Ohio, and while it's a minor and probably common offense, we have a right to expect our elected leaders to understand and obey basic laws.
Sykes' license plate is one of those vanity plates the narcissistic indulge themselves with, like "MCLOVIN" or "HI DEBT" or "OMG MOVE." Sykes' plate reads "4DRWBLK," which he says means "For driving while black," a reference to the heinous practice of black drivers being harassed by cops for no other reason than race. It's a cryptic plate; without Sykes' decoding, one might see it and think it means, "For Doctor Weeble Kay" or "Four-Door Warner Bros. Elk."
Sykes' history with the Toledo Clerk of Courts includes at least eight guilty dispositions for such violations as speeding (I have one or two of those), running red lights, driving an unsafe vehicle and failure of obedience to traffic control devices. That history might cause some drivers to engage in a bit of introspection, but Sykes seems to believe his history of trouble with the rules of the road has less to do with his apparently careless driving and more to do with his race.
Sykes has continually whined that he was given no reason for being pulled over, but investigators say the officer made it clear at the beginning of the stop that the unreadable license plate was the reason. Sykes was not charged with anything, so end of story, right? No, because Sykes was too indignant to let the incident go.
Sykes wrote a bitchy letter to Chief of Police William Moton, saying his April 24 experiences was attributable to "profiling." On official City of Toledo letterhead.
"Chief Moton, as I drove away I became very angry, because he had no justification nor did he give me a decent reason for stopping me. Stating that he stopped me because he could not read my license plate, my license plate reads 4DRWBLK which stands for '4 driving while black'," Sykes wrote. "My anger stems from the fact that I did not run a red light, I was not speeding, nor was I weaving or driving recklessly. So why would he need to check the license plate or what cause would he have had, the only reason I can come up with, is that I was profiled.
"I would like an explanation as to why this young officer would search for a reason to pull me over or look at my license plate. My license plates are big and bold, and it makes no sense why he would not be able to read it, I've had these license plates for the last 20 years, and it is because I have been profiled so many times and stopped for driving while black. I wasn't giving a citation, warning or anything, just stopped and delayed for no apparent reason. The only justification I was given for being stopped was that he could not read my license plate.
"I would like a full investigation into this situation, regarding why I was stopped and research as to if others are being treated the same way. This does not make for good police community relations, if an individual can be stopped simply because an officer cannot read a license plate clearly. Furthermore, I would like to know if this is a policy of the police department that allows its officers to randomly stop people without just cause."
For good measure, Sykes sent the letter to Mayor D. Michael Collins and councilwomen Theresa Gabriel and Paula Hicks-Hudson, a jerk move I suppose was meant to intimidate or impress Chief Moton. I wonder if any city employee time was used to type or send the letter, and if that time would have been better served for citizens and taxpayers than petty vendettas.
It's not the first time Sykes has claimed a conflict with Toledo police. In 1989 he accused police of physically abusing him during an arrest for drunken driving; that allegation was described by an investigator quoted in The Blade as "frivolous."
Racial profiling is a very real and very serious issue. But as in any case when someone cries wolf when none is present, the seriousness is diluted for the times when it does happen. Sykes should man up for his record of driving violations and blame them on himself, not his race.
Blaming TPD and making his inability to follow the law a race issue is reprehensible, irresponsible and aggressively offensive.
At a May 14 news conference, Sykes said he claimed "profiling" without using the qualifier of race, but that's disingenuous and lame. In this post-Trayvon Martin world, such raw emotional claims must only be invoked when they merit the consequences their perpetrators deserve.
"Profiled means like if you stop at the light and turn and go too fast," Sykes said, backpedaling so hard he time-traveled Lance Armstrong back into Sheryl Crow's bed.
That is clearly not what Sykes meant in his tattletale letter to Chief Moton and Mayor Collins. It's like the Boy Who Cried Wolf getting busted and claiming he was just being a concerned shepherd.
Dan Wagner, president of the Toledo Police Patrolman's Association, has called for Sykes to resign. If Sykes had any insight into the damage and trouble he has caused the local men and women in blue, he would. His halfhearted and revisionist apology only adds insult to injury.
The voters and taxpayers of Toledo should join the chorus and demonstrate that there is no place in our city for such reckless behavior — behind the wheel or in office.
Michael S. Miller is editor in chief of Toledo Free Press and news director for Newsradio 1370 WSPD. Email him at email@example.com.
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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for May 6, 2014. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the Crime tab.
Angelique Nicole Tucker, 24 shoplifting
James Martin Robinson, 54 disorderly conduct
Sue LouAnne Williams, 45 false information to police officer bench warrant, driving under suspension first offense, open container, unlawful transportation of alcohol
Harry Lee Morgan Jr., 38 trespassing after notice, shoplifting enhancement
Sherry Lynn Boyd, 38 disorderly conduct
Brittany Katisha Mackie, 20 shoplifting
Dominique Edward Johnson, 22 disorderly conduct
Arrion Charles Cummings, 24 disorderly conduct
Derek Breon Hill Sr., 44 failure to appear and pay as ordered, failure to pay/complete domestic abuse program as ordered
Gregory Lee Hall, 48 public drunk
William Burton Gregg, 43 hold for Richland County Sheriffs Office
Kenneth Wayne Owens, 48 driving under suspension second offense sentence, operating an uninsured vehicle second offense sentence, failure to surrender a suspended tag sentence
Julius Armon Griffin, 28 driving under suspension third offense
Thomas Allen Irwin, 43 failure to register as a sex offender third offense or more
Claunette Louise Chandler, 26 driving under suspension bench warrant
Brian Richards, 34 hold for Lee County Florida
Larry Alonzo Johnson, 54 criminal domestic violence
Nicholas Avery Meyers, 33 trespassing after notice
Robert Douglas Stancel, 33 criminal domestic violence second offense within 10 years
Jacob Rhett Pou, 37 failure to appear and pay
Michael Burton Fulmer, 42 possession of 28 grams or less of marijuana or 10 grams of hash first offense bench warrant
Dustin Lee Starner, 28 hold for FTGOR
Richard Michael Price, 29 possession of a stolen vehicle
Gaetano Frank Ducate, 42 driving under the influence
Anastasia Elizabeth Kub, 17 giving false information, trespassing after notice
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Left to right in front row: Wyatt Adams and Eli Moskowitz. Kneeling in
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Standing in back row: Eli Brookens, Coach Sam Bueti, Max Hill,
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On Saturday evening, April 14, the Mad River U-12 soccer team won the 2012 Nordic Indoor Soccer League tournament held at the Champlain Valley Exposition. Each tournament game consisted of one 25-minute period with shoot-outs at the end in case games ended in a draw.
The Mad River U-12 team entered the tournament as the third seed, first needing to beat the team from Williston to advance to the semi-finals.
With two goals in the first five minutes, Mad River was able to control much of the tempo for the remainder of the game and won 2-0. In the semi-finals, Mad River faced the second-seeded Nordic Green team, a team that gave Mad River their only loss earlier in the season.
The highly skilled Green Team and Mad River traded numerous scoring attempts throughout the contest, but it was Jack Thomsen's goal midway through the game that proved the difference, with the U-12 team coming away with a thrilling 1-0 win.
Goalkeeper Tyler Skroski was stellar in the shut out win. The final featured Mad River against the top-seeded team, Nordic White. Both teams battled to a 4-4 draw at the end of league play, and so it was fitting that both teams face each other for the championship. Mad River had the upper hand in the early going resulting in two goals by the 10-minute mark.
Nordic White quickly countered with a nice goal and for the next 10 minutes both teams tested each other with a handful of scoring opportunities.
Goalkeeper Max Hill was especially effective in turning aside three quality scoring chances late in the game. And with less than five minutes remaining, after receiving an excellent centering feed from Eli Brookens, Rex Rubinstein slammed home the insurance goal, leading Mad River to a 3-1 victory and the Nordic League championship.
Throughout the contests, it was Mad River's team defense that provided the difference, yielding only one goal over the three contests.
The Mad River U-12 soccer team roster includes Wyatt Adams, Sawyer Belongia, Eli Brookens, Marcus Bueti, Kyle
*****an, Brendan Gildea, Max Hill, Will Lapointe, Mason Lemery, Eli Moskowitz, Rex Rubinstein, Colden Seaman, Tyler Skroski and Jack Thomsen. And best of luck as the team starts what should be an exciting spring outdoor season.


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Chattanooga at Georgia Tech
McCamish Pavilion - Atlanta, Ga.
Wednesday - Jan. 2, 2013
Chattanooga Head Coach John Shulman
Thoughts on the game
"I still think that if we rebound the ball, we win this game. Even within the final four minutes of the game, we were one possession away from making it a little tight on them. We were always just right there, but we did a poor job on the boards. That is what we have to figure out. It may be the fact that they have 6-foot-9 athletes and we have 6-foot-5 athletes. We gave up 10 points in the first half on second chance points and on silly things, but we just got annihilated in the second half on the glass. If we don't get hurt on the glass, we probably do something pretty neat here because we made them miss enough shots. Our defensive rebounding was just poor."
On what the team has to improve on moving forward
"We did a nice job of coming out in the first half and did some nice things. The game was simply won and lost on the glass. We have to do a better job of rebounding the basketball. Losing Casey Jones hurts us on the defensive end and on the glass. We are going to go back to the film and watch for rebounds. We are going to look to see if it is a box-out issue, not going up to grab it or it is just because they were bigger."
Thoughts on momentum coming in and going away from this game
"We came in here with momentum and, to me, we didn't lose any momentum. We didn't lose any traction. You can look at the score all you want to but this was a five point game at the half. Like I said, we came out and did good things in the second half but couldn't get a rebound. We stopped them on their end but couldn't get a rebound. We were down 13-0 at one point on the glass, but that just isn't who we are. If we have to regroup and have an ice bath party tomorrow, we will. We need to make sure our legs are fresh, and that is the most important thing leaving here. I like where we are going offensively, I like what we did defensively, for the most part, and you have to give credit to Georgia Tech. There are a lot of people who don't have a lot of things they do against the zone but they do. That's why I didn't feel comfortable about the zone, and they have set after set against the zone. They took advantage of it. But we didn't lose any momentum or any traction. If anything, I think our guys leave here thinking we have a chance to be a lot better than people thought we would."
Thoughts on the team's growth
"He sent me a text at about 11:30 p.m. last night and told me he was going to come out of his slump. He said he felt it and he felt good. He made some big plays tonight, and we are getting closer. I just talked to a man I haven't seen in a year and he told me he loved our team. He said he saw us play at Mercer last year and said he's take this team over last year's any time. So, we have 17 games and we are going for a ride. Hang on because who knows where that ride is going to take us. I feel pretty good about starting that journey."
Z. Mason, forward, junior
Thoughts coming into the game
"We came down here to get a win. We were looking to carry the momentum from the Dr Pepper Classic into this game, but we just came up short today."
Thoughts on fouling early in the game
"I picked up two dumb fouls and it really hurt our momentum during the game because we came out pretty strong. Once we got into foul trouble they really picked it up and hurt us. That was really a turning point in the first half."
Thoughts on this game being a good tune-up for the SoCon slate
"Georgia Tech is a good team. They were 9-2 coming into this game. This game really helps our bigs and helps our guards because they are a big physical team. It really helps us prepare for conference play this weekend. This team just needs to continue to work hard for the upcoming conference games."
Farad Cobb, guard, freshman
Thoughts on playing on a big stage
"I love a big arena. I just came out and wanted to play hard. I had my offense going tonight and I was able to get my team mates involved. I had a few assists and was able to take care of the ball."
On preparing for Georgia Tech
"After the last game I started preparing for this one. I had Coach Runyan to rebound for me the day before at practice, and Drazen and I hit the gym last night. I told him to get up and that we had to prepare for tomorrow. I just felt good about it."
Thoughts on competing against the ACC opponent
"I don't really look at the school and who we are going against. I just always feel like I can compete with them. I feel like we can compete as a team. That's what we were able to do tonight, but we were unable to come out and win it."


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Dropping in to wish you and the family a Happy Easter! Hope all is well. Be Safe and Take Care.
Droppimg in to say hello. Did you go to the training in Livingston Parish on Monday? I seen a couple of FF from Zachary out there but did not see you. Hope I didn't miss you. Be Safe.
We have been so busy running calls we had 3 calls in 16hrs and then Monday night we had our 4th structure fire and it was one of our brothers. Plus 7 medicals in the 3 days. Still trying to get to Baker to see you. Happy Valentine's! to you and your family. Be Safe and have a great weekend.
Good Evening! Thank You for the Add!! Take Care and Be Safe!!!
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Great to have you as a friend. God Bless and be safe out there.
Good Morning my brother, If ya'll have been like us it's been crazy mad. Hope you are doing well. I was watching the local news and the arsonist now has 8 counts on him. We all sure don't need people like that, starting fires to beable to put them out. Hopefully soon we will get your way. It's sad when you are just 30 minutes away and we can't find time to get up to you.
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Thank you for the invite, I hope that you have a great weekend.
Good Morning, How are things in Baker? It's been crazy here so crazy that air med got my son to ride along on Monday to help with the patient hr bought back to life. My son was able to bag the guy while the flight medic did other things . My son said that was an experience he won't forget. You know its been crazy if air med wanted a fly (ride) along, they never ask anyone to fly with them. We would still love to see your new station heard its beautiful! What days are you working and what would be a good day for you. We don't want to just drop in to grt you in any trouble. Have a good one and Be Safe.
Hey thanks for the invite...hope you are having a great weekend. Take care, stay safe and God Bless.
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oh ya... that's awesome. It's the best in the nation.
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iPhone 5 vs. HTC One vs. BlackBerry Z10: Judging phones by their form factors
Oh, internet. It seems like only last year the iPhone 5's design was decried as boring and lacking innovation, but fast forward to now, and the BlackBerry Z10 and HTC One (or at least a supposed render) stand accused of being too iPhone 5-like in their design. We just want to hate on everything, don't we?
The truth is, the black slab archetype has been around for years. When you combine a giant screen with a minimalist chassis, there isn't a lot you can do to differentiate the essential look, unless you're willing to abandon the feng shui of curves, or compromise the lines for the sake of non-functional adornments.
If you love the iPhone, take it as a compliment. If you love something else, take it as a chance to own it. Because the details of each are unique, especially when viewed side-by-side (above). The differences in size, in materials used, in heft and feel -- the confluence of a million tiny implementation details -- add up to a palpable difference. And when you turn the screen on, forget about it.
iOS, Android and Sense, BlackBerry 10 are all very different approaches to mobile computing.
I'm going to keep on saying it -- we're getting to the point where hardware is so good, software and services are becoming far, far more important to the near future of mobile.
Ultimately, saying one black slab looks like the other is like saying one little black dress, tuxedo, or hypercar looks like the other. It ignores all the details, and everything going on inside.
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iPhone 5 vs. HTC One vs. BlackBerry Z10: Judging phones by their form factors
Hopefully Apple pulls up their collective socks and starts getting services right. It's their achilles' heel.
"When you combine a giant screen with a minimalist chassis, there isn't a lot you can do to differentiate the essential look, unless you're willing to abandon the feng shui of curves, or compromise the lines for the sake of non-functional adornments."
Rene, I think this is wrong. The basic form and shape of the iPhone 4/4S/5 is essentially the "purple" concept as revealed in the Apple v Samsung trial. (They also had prototypes of the 1st gen iPhone and iPhone 3G/3GS in those trial documents.) The problem to me is that there were also some 30 other concepts that Apple looked at. That Apple was able to produce some 30 concepts should prove to everyone that the design space is pretty big, and it should be quite easy to different a phone's looks.
The basic problem with other phones looking too much like Apple's iPhone is that it cheapens the brand. They got this problem with ultrabooks looking like the MBA and laptops looking like the MBP. It cheapens the brand. That's why a lot of companies are very protective of their products, like Harley Davidson protecting the sound that their motorcycles make or Coca-Cola protecting the shape of their bottles.
At some point where hardware performance is bountiful and software performs adequately, it is going to be a bit like fashion, and how it looks will be a big differentiator in products.
Perfectly stated. Branding is vitally important. Quick! Name any brand of facial tissue that isn't Kleenex. Now, name any brand of bleach other than Clorox.
See what I mean? When your brand becomes a household word, your marketing department has won the battle for your brand. And yes, your legal department deserves full credit too. Apple has already done that with iPod. iPhone and iPad are next.
So what your saying is that because Kleenex was the first to put tissues in a square box and pull them out top that no one else can think of that design?
Also a tissue is best as a square. Is there any other better shape? So for a generic company wanting to make tissues a square tissue in a square box is the best design. The only thing different is to have the tissue come from front edge instead of the top.
iPhone shape is like kleenex, every other slab phone is like generic tissue
I'm not sure how your linked article or what Ive's interview is trying to say. Good design seems inevitable, yes, but it doesn't mean that "good design" leads you down to one type of design or form.
There is most certainly a plateau, not a sharp point, but a plateau, in the design space where a multitude of forms will appear inevitable or natural and will all appear very good to large and overlapping portions of the population. If you isolate two relentless designers and ask them to come up with their ideal shape, form, materials, I doubt they'll come up with the same thing.
Your right in what your saying with saying everyone has their own vision for what they think is best but its different when this thing you are designing isn't just for you. You have to maximize the number of features or designs that have the largest number of people who want them. It is after you do this that you can add the small details that give it its own identity even among those that have similar implementations and I think this is what Rene was trying to get at or at least what i got from what he wrote. He was pointing out how people would keep saying that the Z10 looked a lot like the iPhone 5 because the front portion of the phones had some similarities but as a whole the two phones are completely different. I don't see these two other phones as copying one another but I do see that they all have similarities (I can see how the Z10 and the HTC One would look similar from that picture).
The inevitable article (I read it when it was first published so I might be remembering wrong) was his way of saying that people complain that the iPhone 4,4s look too similar to the iPhone 5 but the reason that the iPhone 5 didn't change much at first glance was because it was still using the best design with the simplistic look that it wanted and improved on the smaller details to change the entire feel of the phone. He probaby referrenced it to say that although the iPhone 5 wasn't changed drastically, the reason why was because it had good design and the details needed to be changed.
How is the z10 an iPhone 5 look-alike? I could see how the HTC One is a combination of both the 5 and z10 but the z10 is no where close to the iPhone 5. Typical Apple fanboy comment, anything that has the candy bar design and is black or matte black is considered an iPhone 5 look-alike. Ive used both and both are completely different in looks and feel. If there's any accusations of a look-alike here, it is clearly the One but it looks a lot more of the z10 than the 5 although the top and bottom bezels do look like the backing of the 5. Personally Ive never been a fan of HTC mainly because of their sense skin and their crappy battery life but I do hope this isn't the final render as there will be lawsuits one its way.
Everyone is biased. We're human. Typically when we say "unbiased" we mean "agrees with me". This is an Apple-centric website, so that's a bias (though I'd suggest iMore tends to like BlackBerry's more than CrackBerry.com likes iOS devices ;) )
We already have a video of Z10 vs. iPhone 5. Know what? We had Chris Parsons (who writes for iMore and CrackBerry) do it.
How's that?
It is not like we like Blackberry more, it is because fans on Crackberry are all on crack, and sounds like juvenile with their bias and how scare they get when someone say something about their product so they call everyone troll. What I like on Imore is smart reply from people and not stupids comments like I see to many times. Often I wonder if the people writing on Crackberry are teenager.
That's what I've been saying for a while, Rene. Phones can only progress so far in hardware as the manufacturers continue to innovate. The form-factor and design has always been bound to come to a general standard. But I think think you drove the right point by stating that nowadays, it's the software that will differentiate stand out on each device. Couldn't have stated it better myself.
How can anyone say that the BlackBerry Z10 looks like the iPhone 5 when it's in fact the iPhone 5 copied the lines of the BlackBerry Z10. Don't you remember the leaked image of the Z10 when it first surfaced over a year ago on The Verge... from Nov 2011:
Look at the corners. Why didn't Blackberry keep the "chamfered" corners from the London prototype? That's all Blackberry had to do to prevent people from accusing them of copying the iPhone.
I actually like the London prototype better as it is distinctive and differentiates the product. Now with the HTC device have the same kind of look, the Z10's uniqueness decreases a bit.
Since none of them are anything like the other, beyond the color black, rounded corners and having a screen. I mean really, when has a color, corners and choice of a metal body become Apple's hallmark and something no one else can use. Get real.
Now IF, the HTC One is the real deal it gives iOS users a look at what an iPhone could be if Apple had the fortitude to build a real sized phone for those who need a bigger screen but want iOS. Yes they do exist and a lot more of them than Apple is willing to admit. I be there are tons of users who suffer with the 4" screen and those who have left (as I did) for a bigger screen. Though I will likely return with the next iPhone screen size aside. Its not the app ecosystem, but one app that works better for me that I would use an iPhone.
One more thing . . . HTC shows that you can make a nice looking phone with out any physical buttons.
you need to take a pitcher of these phones standing upright and turned to see there sides. then you well see a ture pitcher of how they look alike. once you do this the Z10 really looks different the top and bottom of the phone is curved from front to back to make it slide into your pocket better and it feels better when using it with one hand. once turned to landscape these front to back curves help it feel more like a game controller then a phone.
Maybe because it's a top selling Android phone and one that is recognizable now as Samsung's 'look'. Motorola and HTC phones are all over the map, so were Samsung's before the SIII. But now, you see an SIII (or Note) and you immediately know it's Samsung, just like you see an iPhone without branding and you know what it is. Take away the branding, and its unlikely you could tell a Motorola or HTC unless you closely follow phones. Just a fact of things. Neither brand have, in my opinion, found that defined look that they carry across their brand because its recognizable. They seem more inclined to base look off the features.
Even Blackberries with the myriad shapes and features were recognizable immediately as Blackberries.
Honestly, of the three phones pictures, the HTC One and Blackberry Z10 with their long horizontal lines going all the way to the edge top and bottom look most alike and neither look much as much like the iPhone 5 with its large round home button.
A moment of silence folks: we may well be looking at BB's final device....
I don't think this can be spun as a positive for the iPhone, at least a positive in the looks department. These are innovative for HTC/Blackberry, because their previous phones weren't anything like this. The previous two iPhones looked very similar to the iPhone 5, which is why the 5 isn't innovative in the looks department. I could see a debate on whether or not it is innovative feature-wise* though.
*I won't debate specs until they're released, not just "up to 2x faster"
"Oh, internet. It seems like only last year the iPhone 5's design was decried as boring and lacking innovation, but fast forward to now, and the BlackBerry Z10 and HTC One (or at least a supposed render) stand accused of being too iPhone 5-like in their design. We just want to hate on everything, don't we?" 'Seems to give the impression that looks are an innovation when the design is said to be lacking innovation.'*
Refined looks are an innovation. The definition of "Innovation is the development of new values through solutions that meet new needs, inarticulate needs, or old customer and market needs in value adding new ways." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Innovation
A new, more refined look does add value, as it meets new needs, and is therefore innovative.
*Added the stuff in single quotes in an edit, for clarity.
Forgive the grammar, typed from my phone.
Well, I don't think that's something I can convince you differently about, but the look is an improvement on a current invention. That is a more standard definition of innovation. They "invented" the look, as even Rene says they look different enough, then reinvented, or innovated upon it. Won't reply further as I don't see this going anywhere.
The entire phone was rebuilt in every way, it just happens to looks similar to the previous one.
It's like making a Lambo out of carbon fibre instead of metal, and people complaining it still looks like a Lambo.
I.e. people are dumb. Welcome to the internet :)
I guess their point is, if you're doing such a major overhaul of the device, why not change the look too?
Edit: They're making it Carbon Fibre, so why not change the shape? That seems to be the complaint, not that Carbon Fibre = Metal.
The iPhone that exists now was designed in 2005. You can find it in the Samsung lawsuit docks.
The Prada was announced in December of 2006, barely a month before Apple showed off a fully functional iPhone on the Macworld stage in January 2007.
There were any number of PDA and mobile devices that looked similar as well, include the iPod.
Which was the whole point of the article.
(But don't let me get in the way of anyone's senseless Apple poking...)
As a iPhone fan...stop worrying about the competition and just be a leader in innovation and features. It will force the market to recognize your product as best in class. Go 4.3 or 4.5 on the device, continue to offer a best in class UI, allow more bluetooth and developer control on the SDK and the market will follow.
The market has pretty much said they like the current iPhone. It's the internet/power users who want different things, and sadly we're not the target.
I'm guessing we'll see a bigger iPhone at some point, but to grow the market, not catch it.
Well explained Mr. Ritchie.
Why Blackberry Z10 is better than iPhone 5:
1. Multitasking- iPhone is the poorest of all phones in multitasking
2. Dual profiles(bb balance)-iPhone dose'nt have it
3. Screen size-BB Z10 4.2-iPhone loses
4. Display-BB Z10 is 356 iPhone is 325-iPhone loses
5. Keyboard.BB Z10 has the best
6. Security doesn't have any
7. Button-less
8. Grip and form factor in the hand-BB Z10 has a better grip.
9. Messenger, because iPhone's messenger is a joke
10. BB Z10 has NFC, iPhone still doesn't have NFC
11. Bump file transfer, BB Z10 has it, iPhone doesn't have it
12. BB Z10 can send more than 30 pics on a text, iPhone can only send 10 or 11
13. Total integration of the BB Z10 10 HUB, iPhone dose not offer integration, everything is all over the place,
14. 600,000 of the 800,000 apps are 6 1/2 years old, blackberry is focused on the past 1 1/2 apps, but id getting resistance
15. Active frames on BB Z10 is terrific -iPhone is still a poor multitasker
16. BB Z10 has endless of options, iPhone is limited, only as good as the app you can download if available for free.
17. Better sound quality on the BB Z10
18. BB Z10 also has a micro-kernel platform,iPhone is still partly monolithic
19. iPhone take very good pictures, because the phone is set to take the highest quality picture only, no options to change for texting multiple photos
20. BB Z10 has a replaceable battery, iPhone does not
21. BB Z10 has micro sd expansions up 64gb, iPhone does not, so if you want to change content of the phone you can, iPhone doesn't give you a choice, also everything purchased in itunes is not yours, it is property of apple,ask yourself , where is the music actually on you pc.. if you don't have access to the internet, retrieving cloud material is impossible
22. iPhone is wide open when it comes to security and material, BB Z10 has two secured sides,8 gbs each-16 gb total
23. iPhone is 7 years old and still has freezing and locking issues
24. BB Z10 is the easiest platform to write for now, and they pay more for the apps, iPhone pays the least,
25. The charger is standard, with a micro hdmi out port, iPhone's charger is propriety and no hdmi out..
26. BB Z10 can bluetooth to other phones and devices , iPhone can not bluetooth to other phones at all
27. BB Z10 also has story maker, to create your own movie and videos, from film footage and pics, that's not an app, it's native
The HTC one is a fantastic looking phone and very well made also, So not only is android catching up with iphone smoothness but also the android handset manufacturers are making very desirable and well made handsets.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Barack Obama will focus his State of the Union address on boosting job creation and economic growth at a time of high unemployment, underscoring the degree to which the economy could threaten his ability to pursue second-term priorities such as gun control, immigration policy and climate change.
Obama also may use Tuesday's prime-time address before a joint session of Congress to announce the next steps for concluding the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan by the end of 2014.
Obama's State of the Union marks his second high-profile speech to the nation in about three weeks, after his inaugural address Jan. 21 that opened his second term. White House aides see the two speeches as complementary, with Tuesday's address aimed at providing specifics to back up some of the Inauguration Day's lofty liberal rhetoric.
The president previewed the address during a meeting Thursday with House Democrats and said he would speak "about making sure that we're focused on job creation here in the United States of America." Obama said he would try to accomplish that by calling for improvements in education, boosting clean energy production, and reducing the deficit in ways that don't burden the middle class, the poor or the elderly.
While those priorities may be cheered by some Democrats, they're certain to be met with skepticism or outright opposition from many congressional Republicans, especially in the GOP-controlled House. The parties are at odds over ways to reduce the deficit. Republicans favor spending cuts; Obama prefers a combination of spending cuts and increasing tax revenue.
The president said he would address taxes and looming across-the-board budget cuts, known as the sequester, in the speech. The White House and Congress have pushed back the automatic cuts once, and Obama wants to do it again in order to create an opening for a larger deficit reduction deal.
"I am prepared, eager and anxious to do a big deal, a big package that ends this governance by crisis where every two weeks or every two months or every six months we are threatening this hard-won recovery," he said last week.
The economy has rebounded significantly from the depths of the recession and has taken a back seat for Obama since he won re-election in November. He's instead focused on campaigns to overhaul the nation's patchwork immigration laws and enact stricter gun control measures following the massacre of 20 schoolchildren in Newtown, Conn., in December.
The president also raised expectations for action this year on climate change after devoting a significant amount of time to the issue in his address at the inauguration.
But the unemployment rate is persistently high at 7.9 percent, economic growth slowed last quarter and consumer confidence is falling, so the economy could upend Obama's plans to pursue a broader domestic agenda in his final four years in office.
Tony Fratto, who worked in the White House during President George W. Bush's second term, said Obama has to show the public that he's still focused on the economy before he can get their full support for his other proposals.
"We're not in a position where he can blame anybody else for the economy now," Fratto said, "Now it's his economy."
Obama is expected to use his address to press lawmakers to back his immigration overhaul, which includes a pathway to citizenship for 11 million illegal immigrants, and his gun control proposals, including universal background checks and a ban on assault weapons.
Voting rights groups expect the president to call for changes that would make it easier for people to vote.
"I think it's important to be able to do more than one thing at a time," said David Axelrod, who served as senior adviser in the White House and Obama's re-election campaign. "But the economy is an ongoing and significant challenge that you have to keep working on."
While the centerpiece of Obama's address is expected to be his domestic agenda, the president sees a chance to outline the next steps in bringing the protracted war in Afghanistan to an end. He's facing two pressing decisions: the size and scope of the U.S. military presence in Afghanistan after the war formally ends late next year, and the next phase of the troop drawdown this year.
More than 60,000 U.S. troops are in Afghanistan.
The president could update the public on cuts to the number of U.S. nuclear weapons, a priority for his administration. Vice President Joe Biden recently told a security conference in Germany that Obama probably would use the State of the Union to discuss "advancing a comprehensive nuclear agenda to strengthen the nonproliferation regime, reduce global stockpiles and secure nuclear materials."
White House allies are nudging Obama's team to move forward on a plan to expand education for children before they enter kindergarten. They are reminding Obama's political aides that female voters gave the president a second term, serving up a 10-point gender gap.
Obama carried 55 percent of female voters, many of whom are looking to the White House for their reward. While groups such as Latinos and gays have seen policy initiatives since Election Day, women's groups have not received the same kinds of rollouts.
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, a rising Republican star and potential 2016 presidential candidate, will deliver the GOP response following Obama's address to Congress.
The president will follow up his speech with trips across the country to promote his calls for job creation. Stops are planned Wednesday in Asheville, N.C., and Thursday in Atlanta.
Obama's speechwriters started working on the speech shortly after the Nov. 6 election. The process is being led for the first time by Cody Keenan, who is taking over as the president's chief speechwriter.
Associated Press writers Philip Elliott, Robert Burns and Josh Lederman contributed to this report.
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