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Do you Walk and How often?
I know alot of members here have yards and are able to let their dogs run in a fenced in area but for those of you that walk your dogs on a leash, how often do you walk then (times per day) and for how long? It seems to me that w/e I have spare time in the day I will ask Barney if he'd like to go for a walk, ask him to sit while he gets his leash on and then off we go for about a 5 min walk/run about the property. Also, several times a day he will come in the computer room or up to me in general asking to go for a walk. I think our slowest day we've gone for about 5 5min walks and have gone up to about 9 3-6 min walks/runs before. I have to laugh, b/c I dont' think my hubby is accustomed to a dog wanting out just for the sake of being out and each time Barney comes back from enjoying a nice All-Around-The-Yard walk w/ my husband and feels accomplished, my hubby (on the other hand) has a dissapointed and shocked look on his face and says: "you wouldn't believe, he walked all over hell for 15 straight mins and made No intention to even Pee~!!" lol:p
Well, since I don't drive, I already have to walk everywhere which unfortunately doesn't leave me as much time for dog walking as I like. When Daemon's dad was alive, we walked everywhere with the dogs, and one of us would stay with them while the other one went into the store, but I won't leave them unattended in public so they have to stay at home if we are doing errands unfortunately. In the summer, on days I don't have to walk anywhere for errands I take one of the dogs out for a good hour or longer walk. I have seven dogs here though so again, way less walking time than I'd like to get in for them. I do have a huge yard and treadmill though so they all get out and get excercise every day, playing fetch, spring pole, etc...
Well, Jesse I don't walk. He spends most of his day outside in the yard (he's on an invisible fence). Indy I take for one walk a day right now, we walk most of my neighborhood, about a 20 min walk. But she also plays with me, wrestles with Jesse sometimes when we go out...or when he comes inside, or chases the cats lol. When she gets older I'll take her for longer walks, and probably have to take her to a local nature park to walk her so she can get a good long walk in, just because our neighborhood is small, and I dont want to walk on a major road.
My yard is not big enough for Macho to not get bored in...QUICKLY. I take him for an 1 1/2 hour walk every day where I live. I walk 30 minutes to the lake, spend 30 minutes throwing the frisbee in the water and letting him swim to fetch it, and then 30 minutes back. It helps keep him stimulated and worn out.... A tired dog is a good dog ;)
07-10-2008, 08:44 AM #5New Pup
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Xen and I do at least something everyday. When we're at my house, there is only the unfenced front yard, but I won't let her out offleash in it(granted, we live in a cul de sac, but still.) So, we either take a long walk(about 5 miles,) or we walk literally 3 minutes to get to the deserted, fenced baseball field and play fetch for about 20 minutes - half an hour, depending on how hot it is. Much more than that, and she deflates. If it's a fetch day, we go twice a day, sometimes 3.
When we are at the SO's house, the walks are less frequent because there is a big yard there. We get to play, and do the fetch thing.
I walk my dog 3 times a week for about 30 minutes. He is still a puppy, so nothing too harsh for him.
When he is a bit older, I am gonna get one of those bike springers so that we can go further and faster...
Like ad_shannon said; A tired dog is a good dog...;)
07-10-2008, 10:21 AM #7huskylove Guest
All four dogs get walked together every single day for an hour straight, no stops, no socializing, no sniffin' every blade of gr$#@! :), and I do have a fenced in yard. It's important to walk a dog even if your yard is fenced in, it gives them the structured exercise they truly need, a dog who is walked hard right next to you has to use his brain, which will tire them out much faster than just physical exercise.
I walk my boys for about 2 miles everyday. They need it! If I don't walk them (for example Tyi the rotty wont go out in the rain!) they drive me mad! We live out in the middle of nowhere so we have a lot of countryside to walk in, unfortuantly the fields are full of sheep and farmers will shoot any dog off the lead in his field. So they have to be kept on their leads. Understandable really I s'pose. But still frustrating when they could run for miles!
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I try to walk my dog for about 1 1/2 hours each day. Not always successful but usually no less than 6 days a week.
I walk Diesel every evening for 4-5 miles thru the park/zoo. He also comes to work with me in the morning and we meet up with 3-5 other dogs for about 1 hour of off the leash exercise. I also take him swimming 1-2 times a week in the Guadalupe River (2 hours average).
07-10-2008, 03:25 PM #11George Guest
I do a mix. I try to walk them at least once a day. It consist of a 2 mile walk.
I also let them run is a fenced in field that is a baseball field in the evenings when noone is around.
two thirty minute walks daily, with shorter potty break type walks in between and after. That is full time, in the spring, summer, fall, he gets extra walks and tons of trips to the park that no one else goes to as well, not to mention trips to the lake, my parents house or camping.
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I walk my dogs at least five times a week. Three days, they each get walked 1.36 miles, and two days we go on the Mountain hike, which I believe might be around 2.5 miles. I currently walk them two at a time, but might have to stop doing that soon, but always carry my break stick for those "Just in Case" moments (so far, so good).
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I try to take at least a walk a day, taking a different dog each day depending on what their recent exercise schedule was. Swimming is a big form of exercise here.. we have access to a creek, pool, and lake and make good use of them!
Well I have the laziest dogs on Earth.
I only walk Ninja a few times a week for NO MORE than 30 min (other than that he lays down and tries to sleep, I have the pictures to prove it) and we don't walk AT ALL when it gets above 90F (it's been over 100 all week) because he overheats too quickly. He prefers to sit in front of a fan and nap, all day. I try to walk him early or late in the day, but it usually doesn't work out with our schedule as it is currently. He does enjoy a good car ride though, and he'll do okay doing to obedience cl$#@! for the first 30-45 min. He just seems to love napping. We even took him to several vets to make sure he wasn't sick (the shelter labeled him "high energy" so boy, were we surprised!), but he's fine. Just lazy.
Tusk doesn't fare well in the heat either (he's just a puppy), but when it's cooler, we walk for 30 min every day. After that he's usually exhausted.
We also take both of them to the farmer's market each Saturday (when the weather cooperates) and that's about an hour of walking (we usually have to carry Ninja back, the spoiled brat). And afterward they BOTH sleep for the rest of the day (except when we wake them up for a bathroom trip).
We don't have any kind of fenced yard. They play in the house or we walk on a leash.
Again, laziest. Dogs. Ever.
I wish my boys would ask for a walk every now and then!!!
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Chris Rock to Host the 88th Academy Awards in Late February 2016
It's official. The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences has announced that Chris Rock will return to host the 88th Academy Awards coming up in late February next year. This will be the second time that Rock hosts the Oscars, as he first hosted them back in 2005 (when Million Dollar Baby won). He has not been nominated yet, but Rock returns as a successful filmmaker this time, having made the films I Think I Love My Wife and Top Five since last hosting. "Chris Rock is truly the MVP of the entertainment industry," said producers David Hill & Reginald Hudlin. "Comedian, actor, writer, producer, director, documentarian – he's done it all. He's going to be a phenomenal Oscar host!" And he's funny. Bring on the Oscar season.
› Posted October 21 in Awards, Movie News | Comments
Composer John Williams Selected for AFI's Life Achievement Award
The American Film Institute has announced that the recipient of the 2016 AFI Life Achievement Award is composer John Williams. This is the first time in the 43 year history of the Life(time) Achievement Award that a composer has been chosen. Last year's recipient was Steven Martin, and the first recipient ever was John Ford in 1973. The AFI Life Achievement Award was established to honor a single individual for his or her lifetime contribution to enriching American culture through motion pictures and television. Williams certainly deserves it, as he has been a composer for over 50 years working on so many classic films, earning 49 Oscar nominations and 5 wins over the years. And he still has a few more Star Wars scores in the works.
› Posted October 8 in Awards, Movie News | Comments
The Academy Confirms Dates for Next Three Oscar Ceremonies
Briefly: This isn't the most exciting or revealing news, but it is an important industry update worth noting. The Academy is pulling a Marvel and announcing the next three dates for the upcoming Academy Awards ceremonies. AMPAS has locked down these dates at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood for the next three years: Sunday, February 28th, 2016; then Sunday, February 26th, 2017; and finally Sunday, March 4th, 2018. So there you have it, that's when we'll be celebrating the Oscars for the next three years. Even if you don't like them, or pretend not to care about them, the Academy Awards still remain the pinnacle award in filmmaking and it will always be a prestigious event. For now, we've got a long way until awards season.
› Posted April 9 in Awards, Events, Movie News | Comments
Academy Awards May Go Back to Only Five Best Picture Nominees
Since 2010, The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences have allowed for up to 10 nominees in the Best Picture category after the rules were changed to make the awards ceremony more inclusive for films like The Dark Knight. It was a move aiming to get more people to tune in to the Oscars see if their favorite movie would win the big prize. However, THR reports The Academy is now considering dropping the number of competitors back down to the traditional five nominees. So the six year run of allowing up to 10 nominees hasn't worked as a trade source says, "They tried it, and it really didn't do us any good."
› Posted March 4 in Awards, Movie News | Comments
Meeting Avid Filmmakers: Four Years of Best Director Interviews
Congratulations Birdman director Alejandro González Iñárritu, winner of the Oscar for Best Director! This is now four years in a row that I've interviewed the Best Director winner. Though at the time, I wasn't thinking about awards or anything else besides what to ask about the film and their process as a filmmaker. In an industry that loves data and obsessing over success, I can't help but notice a bit of a pattern here. Not that I am any indicator or predictor or grand wizard of the Oscars, but if anything I have my eye trained on very talented filmmakers and outstanding films. With Iñárritu winning this year, that makes four years in a row of winners interviewed, including Alfonso Cuarón, Ang Lee, even Michel Hazanavicius (of The Artist).
Hollywood Got LEGO Oscars Last Night, And Maybe You Can Too
If you didn't watch the 87th Academy Awards last night, you should at least watch the live performance of "Everything is Awesome" from The LEGO Movie. The musical duo Tegan & Sara and the comedic hip-hop trio The Lonely Island took to the stage with an energetic and colorful performance that even had Will Arnett as LEGO Batman and Questlove as Robin on the drums. And during that number, a whole bunch of dancers handed out LEGO Oscar statues to some of Hollywood's biggest names in the audience, such as Oprah Winfrey, Emma Stone, Steve Carell and more. And you may be able to get your own. Look!
› Posted February 23 in Awards, Cool Stuff | Comments
Watch: Jimmy Kimmel's Post-Oscars Fun with Gary Oldman & More
It's become tradition for Jimmy Kimmel to have some fun with a cavalcade of Hollywood's biggest talents right after the Academy Awards are over. Last year he had actors like Kevin Spacey star in feature film adaptations of internet viral videos, and previously he delivered trailers for Movie: The Movie as well as the sequel Movie: The Movie 2V starring the likes of Tom Hanks, Jessica Chastain and more. This year he put together The Kimmel School of Perfect Acting featuring Benedict Cumberbatch, Lupita Nyong'o, Emily Blunt, Jennifer Aniston and of course, Matt Damon (and tons of other actors and actresses as well). The late night host also gave Neil Patrick Harris a pep talk after the show too. Watch below now!
See the Stylish 87th Academy Awards Nominee Title Sequences
We already know who took home a trophy last night at the 87th Academy Awards (check out the full winner list right here), but since it's the morning after, people are still buzzing about the ceremony. There were some incredible speeches from the winners as well as cool musical performances as well. But we also wanted to call attention to some great graphic design work from Henry Hobson for creating the title cards for last night's nominees. We've got a video showing off his creations for all eight Best Picture nomiees, and you can see some stills from the other categories too. They're stylish and meticulously crafted. Look now!
'The LEGO Movie' & 'Selma' Amaze with Musical Oscar Performances
During last night's 87th Academy Awards, there were more than a couple of musical performances. Not only was there an opening number from Neil Patrick Harris and Anna Kendrick, as well as a 50th anniversary tribute to The Sound of Music from Lady Gaga, but each of the Best Original Song nominees also got time to shine. However, The LEGO Movie and Selma clearly had the standout performances from the nominee pool for very different reasons. While the performance of the catchy "Everything is Awesome" was colorful and crazy, the rendition of "Glory" brought tears to many eyes. Watch below!
Watch: Video Highlights from Last Night's 87th Academy Awards
Hollywood's big night has come and gone, and now that the 87th Academy Awards have been presented, we can look back at the highlights of last night's ceremony that only ran 40 minutes long. Neil Patrick Harris was the host last night, and while the show started with a pretty cool musical number and some genuine opening remarks about the magic of film, the show still devolved into being boring, slow and delivering only remarkable moments in the speeches from the night's winners. But there were some great performances from the Best Original Song nominees and also one special segment from Lady Gaga. Watch!
2015 Academy Awards Winners - Iñárritu's 'Birdman' is Best Picture
The 87th Academy Awards are upon us and it's time to watch the show and discover the winners of the most prestigious award in Hollywood. The Oscar ceremony is being broadcast live from the Dolby Theatre with the always-entertaining Neil Patrick Harris as our host this year. With a line-up of eight Best Picture nominees, everyone is anxious to find out if Boyhood will beat Birdman, and if Selma will get any love, or if American Sniper or The Grand Budapest Hotel or even The Imitation Game will sneak in for the win. It's finally time to find out who is taking home an Oscar, and who isn't, at the Academy Awards this year. The full list below will be updated with winners marked as they're announced live tonight - refresh for updates.
Read on for a complete list of #Oscars2015 nominees & winners. Let us know what you think of the results!
This will be updated throughout the night to reflect the winners as revealed. Additionally, I might be adding a small bit of editorial commentary beneath each category. Winners are highlighted in BOLD below.
› Posted February 22 in Awards, Discuss, Feat, Movie News | Comments
'Birdman' & Linklater Win Top Prizes at the 30th Indie Spirit Awards
The Independent Spirit Awards are an annual award given in the name of independent film, featuring plenty of those little indies which deserve the honor and recognition that they usually don't receive… Now celebrating their 30th year. There's quite a few repeats here that will end up winning at the Oscars, but so be it. The 2015 winners of the Spirit Awards were announced Saturday before the Oscars at a ceremony out in Santa Monica. The big winner this year was Birdman, awarded Best Feature, with everything else spread between a variety of winners including Richard Linklater, Nightcrawler, J.K. Simmons, Julianne Moore. Nothing out of the ordinary, but a solid set of winners this year. Read on for the list of Indie Spirit results.
› Posted February 22 in Awards, Indies, Movie News | Comments
Video Pays Tribute to the Big Snubs of 2015's 87th Academy Awards
We're just a couple days away from Hollywood's big weekend with the 87th Academy Awards airing this Sunday at 7pm ET on ABC. If you haven't check out the full list of nominees for the Oscars this year, you can find that right here. And you just might find that there are some glaring omissions and snubs in the nominee list as we did shortly after the nominations were announced last month. But even though actors like David Oyelowo and movies like The LEGO Movie didn't get nominated, editor Nick Bosworth at JoBlo has been paying tribute to those not nominated with a little video, and this year's installment is here.
Watch: Early Roles of the 2015 Academy Awards Acting Nominees
We've been all abuzz with awards talk since the 87th Academy Awards are happening Sunday, and we'll have the winners posted as soon as they are announced during the live telecast. In the meantime, how about we take a look at the past careers of the actors and actresses who were nominated for an award for their work on the big screen. Every actor has to start somewhere, and Flavorwire has put together a little montage showing some of the earliest performances and appearances of talents like Emma Stone, Ethan Hawke, J.K. Simmons, Patricia Arquette and more. Some are well-known, others are rather surprising. Watch!
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The Brazilian artist Sandra Cinto has created an exhibition titled Chance and Necessity at University of South Florida's Contemporary Art Museum (on display January 15 to March 5). The show consists of different media that complement each other in style and color, creating a cohesive visual array in CAM's West Gallery.
All materials have value. As an environmental engineer, I look for the value in materials that are normally considered to be waste. Last year I spent six months in Minas Gerais, Brazil, working with Brazilian nonprofit Consciência Limpa to develop a prototype for a solar sludge drying system.
Corine Vermeulen is a Dutch artist who recently completed a three-month residency at USFCAM. Her work explores the social, cultural, and economic influences that impact communities by documenting the lives of residents through her photography and their stories.
Aya Tarek, an Egyptian graffiti artist and muralist, completed a mural at USFCAM during a residency at USF. In an interview with Aya, I was able to discuss the influences she drew from while making her work. Aya explained her interest in architecture and the experience of connecting to what's around her.
To celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, I was invited to curate an exhibition at the 501 Gallery at Blake High School. Amanda Preuss, a recent graduate of the USF Art History Master's program, is the new director of the Gallery, and she thought of me because I specialize in Latin American and Caribbean Art at the USF Contemporary Art Museum.
As part of New York's Print Week 2015, Graphicstudio will be participating in the IFPDA Print Fair at the Park Avenue Armory, November 4 through November 8. Please come visit us at booth 408 if you are in New York in early November! We have an exciting group of works we will be featuring, including a mix of new works and Graphicstudio classics.
Jacolby Satterwhite's works are currently featured in the USFCAM exhibition A Family Affair. His works combine 3D animation, objects, performance and drawing, and explore themes including transformation and world building.
As far back as I can remember I have been roaming through the halls and doorways at Graphicstudio; rolling in office chairs down the hall, building cardboard robots in the Vault, coloring and doodling and making the occasional small print—under close adult supervision, of course. All this time I could never fully comprehend the gravity of the work being done there. This summer, I was able to participate and learn about printmaking and artist collaboration in a whole new light.
USFCAM is currently featuring works from artist Renee Cox as part of the exhibition titled A Family Affair. Cox's works address issues of identity, history, femininity, and race. Within her work, Cox uses her body to upset classical imagery by injecting herself into prominent works of art.
USFCAM features works by prominent artists and mother-son duo Deborah Willis and Hank Willis Thomas in its fall exhibition, A Family Affair.
USFCAM will feature video and performance artist Kalup Linzy in its next exhibition, A Family Affair, opening August 24. Linzy pays homage to the genre of soap operas in his intentionally low-budget videos, which range from episodic shorts to a feature film. These videos explore his fascination with breaking boundaries of stereotypes, sexuality, gender and society. According to Linzy, the most important theme in his work is family, friends, and relationships.
From September through November 2015, photographer Corine Vermeulen will be in residence at USFCAM and will work with the University Area Community Development Corporation (UACDC) on Picturing Families in the University Area Community. Vermeulen's work focuses on community life, capturing individual spirits as well as a locale's essence.
For over twelve years, LaToya Ruby Frazier has created collaborative portraits, landscapes and still life photographs intertwined with the narrative of her family and community, in her hometown of Braddock, Pennsylvania. By documenting various aspects of Braddock, such as the impact of the steel industry on the town's African-American community, Frazier brings to light the struggles of a community that mass media has otherwise ignored.
On June 20, 2015, Miriam Schapiro passed away. Schapiro leaves behind a tremendous legacy in the art world, and on this occasion it seems fitting to explore one small part of it. Schapiro produced several prints at Graphicstudio in 1983-1984. Four monoprints were essentially collages on paper. Children of Paradise was produced as an edition variée, an edition where each print contain more differences from each other than in a standard edition.
Mark Dion was a natural fit at Graphicstudio because his visual art is highly interdisciplinary. His practice investigates museumology, scientific history and methodology, taxonomy, environmental studies, even taxidermy. His exploration of museum practice and installation methodology can often blur the line between artwork and museum exhibit. Dion has worked with Graphicstudio on two projects and USFCAM staged a solo exhibition of recent work called Troubleshooting in 2012. more>>
Trenton Doyle Hancock has found somewhat of a nest at USF's Graphicstudio. In 2011, the USF Contemporary Art Museum organized We Done All We Could and None of It's Good, a solo exhibition of Trenton's work. He has made numerous trips to Graphicstudio, completing five projects since 2006 and with more underway. I was fortunate to sit down with him at Graphicstudio and learn more about his backstory and how his body of work has developed over the years with the help of Graphicstudio staff and USF students. more>>
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PLEASE NOTE! On Friday, February 12, a non-USF political event taking place at the USF Sundome will cause increased traffic congestion and road closures across USF Tampa campus. Public Art Walking Tour has been rescheduled for February 19.
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Brazilian Landscapes: Art and Engineering
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Intermediate Photography Workshop
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The Intermediate Photography Workshop is designed for people who already have an understanding & know how, where & why to put into practice Aperture, ISO & Shutter Speed and how they wo…
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An event that recognises the female role, progression and development within the legal workforce. This tailored event will allow you the opportunity to mingle with other industry profes…
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16 November
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Joshua v Whyte headlines massive night on 12th December 2015
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Free Tech Start-up Networking - Grosvenor St Giles Casino
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Join us at Grosvenor Casino St Giles, for aspiring start-ups to network with established London tech companies and entrepreneurs, learn from each other and inspire. You must be 18 or…
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LEAP HR: Life Sciences 2016
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What can HR do to drive organisational agility in Life Sciences and link this to bottom line business impact? How can HR better lead growth and manage risk in emerging markets? And what…
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7th Marine Money London Forum
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UK Shale Gas: The Engineers' Summit
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Central clearing is the hot topic of the moment due to affect many financial organisations worldwide. After the 2009 ruling from the G20, EMIR (European Market Infrastructure Regulation…
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20:20 Customer Experience: Financial Services
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20:20 Digital Marketing Summit: March 2016, London
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Controlled Release
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25 November
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27 November
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People Analytics 2016
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11 January
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UK Pensions Awards 2016
Central London
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08 December
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12th International Conference on Turbochargers and Turbochar
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This international conference is the next in the Institution's highly successful and prestigious series, held regularly since 1978, addressing current and novel aspects of turbocharging…
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29 January
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18 January
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CRN Sales & Marketing Awards 2016
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iPad Mini and Nexus 7, side by side comparison
Now that we've got both the Google Nexus 7 and the Apple iPad Mini, we've been trying both tablets for a couple of weeks to see which one makes for a better portable tablet.
Both tablets are among the most popular devices in the 7-inch tablet market. Apple has apparently conceded that the 10-inch tablet category is not longer a leader and needs to complement it with a smaller one.
The display size of the Nexus 7 is at 7 inches flat (diagonally) while the iPad Mini has 0.9 inches more. However, because the aspect ratio of the iPad Mini is at 4:3 and not 16:9 like the Nexus 7, the total screen real estate is much bigger on the iPad Mini.
The resolution on the iPad Mini is 1024×768 pixels, giving it a pixel density of 164ppi. The Nexus 7, on the other hand, has a slightly higher resolution os 1280×800 pixels. Those extra pixels and the small display size gives the Nexus 7 a much better pixel density at 216ppi.
While the picture quality in the Nexus 7 could be a bit washed out at times, it is sharper and more crisp, it is less reflective while the picture quality on the iPad Mini can still be considered good, has more than enough brightness but will less sharpness, clarity and resolution.
Once you've trained your eyes on a Retina Display of the iPad 3, the iPad Mini will definitely show its flaws in the display resolution department.
The back side of the iPad Mini has a smooth but matte finish. It looks very elegant but industrial at the same time, has a solid cold feel to it. The back side of the Nexus 7 is rather unique, has that pimpled spots and a bit of tapered edges that provides more grip when held with one hand.
The iPad Mini is is way thinner though and looks much sexier than the Nexus 7. However, because of the width of the Mini, we found it really hard to grasp with one hand while we found it much comfortable to do on the Nexus 7.
The iPad Mini feels more fragile though because of we think the metallic construction is prone to scratches, just like the iPhone 5. We never had the same worry with the Nexus 7 although the plastic body doesn't really attract some sympathy either.
We've already shared with you the specs comparison of both tablets before but we'll just re-post it here for your convenience.
The Nexus 7 has its advantages while the iPad Mini still has it charm. We don't deny that the solid Apple brand and the sheer attractiveness of the Mini is enough to make it a hot item but the Nexus 7 can still hold its own, winning several points over the iPad Mini.
Then, there's also the question of pricing. The Nexus 7 is already officially available at Php13,995 for the 32GB model. The same 32GB model of the iPad Mini still sells for about Php23,000 in the grey market. That's still a huge price difference there.
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N7 for me. the ipad mini is not worth the money. pagkakakitaan lang kayo ng apple. pwede naman nila ilagay yung a6 jan and retina display pero hindi nila ginawa yun kasi next gen nila ilalagay para may selling point. right now the selling point is just the size. mas ok pa maginvest sa 4th gen ipad.
just like all other apple products in the past. 1st gen is always the product with the shortest lifespan.
Where to get Google Nexus 7 32GB @ P13,995? =)
i just bought a Nexus 7 32g just now for 13900 at Virra Mall. Happy :D
Are the prices in Greenhills really cheaper than in online stores? Do they have warranty?
When will the 3G enabled Google nexus 7 32GB officially arrive in the Philippines? Any news regarding this? Pls share. Thank you in advance..
does this nexus 7 already has the sim card slot? Read this review about nexus 7 + mobile in this link — http://www.theverge.com/2012/11/13/3639904/google-nexus-7-with-mobile-data-review
Nexus 7 all the way, need to have one before this month ends…=P
wala pa rin dumadating na stocks ng nexus 7 sa Villman. san pa meron nito? i've read above na meron sa greenhills. wanna buy 1 for myself sana…
Just want to share, I booght my brandnew Nexus7 32G+3G @ greenhills for only P16450 inclusive of leather rotating casing and screen protector. Medyo pahirapan lang maghanap kasi hindi lahat ng stores dun meron ng stock. I'm still figuring out how to use the 3G part of it. Can someone help? :)
Just want to share, I bought my brandnew Nexus7 32G+3G @ greenhills for only P16450 inclusive of leather rotating casing and screen protector. Medyo pahirapan lang maghanap kasi hindi lahat ng stores dun meron ng stock. I'm still figuring out how to use the 3G part of it. Can someone help? :)
Joyce, meron n bang sim card slot yung nabili mo… meron kasi ako nakita dito sa may sm calamba 32G may sim card slot na kaso nasa 19500 yung price. :)
Yup 3G na yun nabili ko. Micro simcard sya. Mahal po yata ang price nung nakita mo. Wala pa masayodong nagtitinda ng 3G unit sa Greenhills, kaya pahirapan talaga tumawad. matyaga lang kasi ako magikot. Hehe!
Actually ok na yun Nexus7 kahit wifi lang. But, can anyone share kung pano magamit yun 3G feature nya para makapag unli surf if ever? Thanks!
sundutin mo un microsim slot… tapos lalabas un lagayan ng sim nyan. Pagsaksak ng sim nyan automatic na yan maghahanap ng settings.
sir, kelan po kaya magkakaroon ng wifi + 3g model ito n7? and magkano.


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Some jobs will disappear in the new 'digital future'. Far more will remain the same
Stella Creasy, the Labour Co-operative MP for Walthamstow, is the latest politician to tell us that the nation's children must prepare for "a digital future where jobs for life no longer exist." Well, I suppose the children are already quite clued up about digital matters, and that's fine, but the stuff about jobs for life no longer existing is cant. Quite obviously many people will have to re-train and learn new skills over the course of their working life, but there's nothing new about this. I'm old enough to remember men who used to plough a field behind a pair of horses, but who, in middle life, had to learn to drive a tractor.
It may well be the case that fewer people will be employed by the same firm from the day they start work to the day they retire, though I wouldn't be surprised if this isn't still more common that many suppose. But you only have to consider the huge range of jobs to see that the idea that there will no longer be any jobs for life is pretty fair nonsense. Consider the professions: most people who start out as doctors, lawyers, teachers , accountants, will surely go on working as doctors, lawyers, teachers , accountants until death or the day of retirement arrives. Farmers likewise will go on farming; no doubt they will have to learn new skills, but essentially their job will remain the same. The same goes for tradesmen: plumbers will continue to plumb and builders to build. Shopkeepers will continue to keep shop, salesmen will sell, cooks will continue to cook, and waiters to wait. Actors will act, writers will write, painters paint and musicians make music..
The more you think about it, the more obvious it is that a vast number of people will do what is essentially the same job from start to finish. Some will get promotion so that their job title changes , the nature of their work too, but this has always been the case. Some will have what are called "transferable skills", managers for instance moving from, say, retail to local government, or from academia to the Health Service. But, essentially they have a job for life, even if their employer changes.
The fact is that there is nothing new about the nature of the job market today. Some jobs will disappear, certainly; this has been the case since the early days of the Industrial Revolution when hand-loom weavers became redundant. In manufacturing industry automation has cost workers jobs and the same thing is happening in certain sectors of the service industries today. Re-training has been the experience of many for more than two hundred years now. But let's not exaggerate. Much may be changing and changing rapidly, but far more remains the same. Dentists have new tools, but their business, if you can find one, is still the care of your teeth.
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WASHINGTON -- I asked one of the few conservative Republican senators who stuck with President Bush on immigration to assess how Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell handled the issue. Asking not to be quoted by name, he replied: "If this were a war, Sen. McConnell should be relieved of command for dereliction of duty." Not only did the minority leader end up voting against an immigration bill that he said was better than the 2006 version that he supported, but he also abandoned his post, keeping off the floor during final stages of Senate debate.
Although I never before had seen a Senate party leader completely bail out of a major legislative fight, relieving McConnell of command seems too drastic. He until now had high marks from colleagues during his six-month leadership following four dreary years under Bill Frist. McConnell's non-performance on immigration derived from general Republican malaise going well beyond a single issue.
It is difficult to exaggerate the pessimism about the immediate political future voiced by Republicans in Congress when not on the record. With an unpopular president waging an unpopular war, they see electoral catastrophe in 2008 with Democratic gains in both House and Senate and Hillary Clinton in the White House. In such an atmosphere, these lachrymose lawmakers for several months have faced an increasingly hysterical onslaught from constituents demanding the death of the "amnesty" for immigrants that they hear vilified daily on talk radio.
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Hangovers and the abolition of suffering
Just as I'm approaching the 20th anniversary of my last alcoholic drink, Prof David Nutt – sacked as government drugs tsar after he suggested that horse-riding was more dangerous than Ecstasy – announces that he's working on a hangover-free alternative to booze.
As he puts it: "In theory we can make an alcohol surrogate that makes people feel relaxed and sociable and removes the unwanted effects, such as aggression and addictiveness."
Would I try it now? Like a shot. It's not booze, so it wouldn't count as a "slip", the most dreaded word in the lexicon of Alcoholics Anonymous. There is an antidote that renders you instantly sober. And I'm curious.
For centuries, mankind has searched in vain for a mood-altering substance that doesn't find a way of kicking you in the backside (or making said backside bigger, in the case of Ben & Jerry's viciously addictive cookie dough ice cream). Hangovers, tranquilliser withdrawal, "those extra inches"… they're all different versions of karma.
Or so we thought until recently. Hangover-free beer is a fun talking point, but what's exciting is the sense that we're close to discovering the Holy Grail of punishment-free pleasure, brought to you by Big Pharma
A few weeks ago I wrote about modafinil, the drug that helps you concentrate. Not only does it work, but it also feels nice; the "punishment" takes the form of difficulty getting to sleep – very mild compared with the existential torment of a proper hangover. And although some psychiatrists think it could be addictive, they've yet to produce the evidence.
The human brain is the most complex structure in the known universe. So far it's given up only a tiny percentage of its secrets. Experiments in psychopharmacology yield mixed results: of the millions of Britons who benefit from antidepressants, many are experiencing only a placebo effect, so hit-and-miss is the drugs' targeting of neurotransmitters.
It's only a matter of time, though. Maverick philosophers such as David Pearce argue that "superior designer drugs" will lead us towards the abolition of suffering. "Think of your ideal fantasy," he says. "The reality could be millions of times better."
Pearce also envisages gene therapies that endow everyone with "a profoundly loving, MDMA-like consciousness". MDMA is the main ingredient of Ecstasy; but, unlike the drug-taking clubbers, we'd feel no comedown effect because we'd be naturally high and/or happy. (Would there still be a distinction between the two?)
Admittedly, that sort of genetic engineering is a long way off. In contrast, drugs that raise our pleasure threshold are being tested now. Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, in which the population is blissed-out by a "delicious" drug called soma, looks far more prophetic than George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four.
Tweaking smart drugs when cancer sufferers still have to endure the poison of chemotherapy may strike you as a scandalous waste of money. But here's a troubling thought.
What if doctors, unable to cure a woman's breast cancer, offer her instead the next best thing – a drug that, taken alongside painkillers, wipes out her fear, so that she faces death without apprehension? Will that ease the suffering of her family? If not, there will presumably be drugs they can take, too.
That's deeply creepy, you may say: there are more dignified ways of coping with suffering. I agree. But we may feel differently when the specialist's pen is hovering over the prescription pad.
Nigel Farage was a guest on our Telegram podcast this week. He's known for frank speaking and, sure enough, we had to cut a sentence out of the recording for legal reasons. But let me tell you as much as I can. We asked Farage why Ukip has decided to spurn any approaches from the French Front National, no matter how elaborate its makeover. Anti-Semitism is in its DNA, he said – and cited a senior figure in the party (neither Ms Le Pen nor her father) who, he claims, confides in fellow Right-wingers that the Holocaust never happened. French anti-Semitism isn't as well known as the German variety – but, my goodness, it's persistent.
I've been sent some photographs of aid workers in the Philippines comforting despairing villagers whose homes were blown to pieces by Typhoon Haiyan. There are also shots of the same workers assembling enormous quantities of emergency aid – and dispatching it with what looks like military efficiency.
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I didn't know that, as a child, Brendel saw Adolf Hitler in the flesh, an experience that gave him a lifelong distrust of nationalism. Maybe so, but after decades in London, couldn't he take out British citizenship? As an honorary KBE, he'd become Sir Alfred Brendel, which I think would suit him.
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Small Luxury Hotels London (SLH)
We are proud to be a London member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, an exclusive selection of some of the world's finest small independent hotels.
Their unrivalled portfolio boasts over 500 intimate and privately owned hotels, where only the highest standards and best guest experience are accepted. Flemings Mayfair is one of just 7 Small Luxury Hotels in London.
As a Small Luxury Hotels of the World property, Flemings offers a boutique hotel experience in the heart of London. Our Mayfair hotel is just a short stroll from Green Park, Piccadilly and the fascinating boutiques and eateries of Shepherd Market and Bond Street.
Our luxury London apartments & suites offer an exclusive address and unique design to deliver a luxury experience like no other.Our SLH Club guests can enjoy exclusive benefits and access to selected offers.
For more information visit the Small Luxury Hotels of the World website.