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by Jules Wang | October 13, 2015 10:17 PM
Companies are not in the business of losing money to those who steal their product ideas. But the path to patent protection in the process of profit gets dirty. Microsoft and Google have agreed to stop the mudslinging in some major disputes while Samsung and Apple might soon have to send lawyers up to Washington, D.C. But the University of Wisconsin-Madison has a bone to pick with Cupertino and a court is now in the process of determining how big that bone will be. Specifically, the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation, which licenses innovations made on behalf of the university, ...
by Jaime Rivera | September 30, 2015 11:24 PM
Even though iOS 9 was supposed to be about killing bugs and bringing stability to Apple's new mobile operating system, it seems this is not necessarily the case. Just as quickly as we received iOS 9, Apple immediately launched a minor update to deal with some of the last minute bugs. Today the company has done it again, and we kind of understand why. Apple has just launched iOS 9.0.2, and the list of bug fixes includes improvements for iCloud Backup, just in case you noticed how slow it was. We also notice that bug fixes were brought to iMessage activation, Apple's Podcasts app, and the ...
by Stephen Schenck | July 15, 2015 11:50 AM
For the past couple weeks now, we've been anticipating Apple finally doing something fresh with its stagnant iPod family, and word was that we'd be seeing the introduction of some new devices this week. Well, yesterday's rumored launch may not have happened, but it turns out it was only a matter of time before these new iPods were ready to land, and today Apple reveals its latest iPod touch. The new iPod touch is a big step forward in therms of processing power from the previous version, ditching the old A5 SoC for a modern 64-bit A8 chip. It upgrades the old 5MP camera to a new 8MP ...
by Jaime Rivera | July 13, 2015 3:22 PM
Apple knew that the iPhone would kill the iPod, but Cupertino decided to act against itself before competing smartphones did. As such we've seen iPods decline significantly over the years, up to the point where we don't understand why the lineup still exists. It would be odd for Apple to give the iPod new life, but this would be the second rumor that claims otherwise. It's hard for us to consider the source trusted yet, but new reports claim that Apple will revamp its entire iPod lineup tomorrow. If you remember, the launch iOS 9 pretty much leaked new color options for the iPod Touch, ...
by Jaime Rivera | July 1, 2015 12:50 PM
Believe it or not, the last time Apple refreshed its iPod lineup was back in year 2012. It makes sense for Apple to loosen its on the iPod with the success of the iPhone, given the company always knew that it would be at the cost of killing its own music player. That last thing we'd expect is for Cupertino to continue refreshing the lineup, but its seems something is coming after all. When connecting an iPod to iTunes 12.2, which is necessary for users to enjoy Apple Music, we were greeted with the odd surprise of new iPod colors. We see an iPod Touch in dark blue, an iPod nano in Gold, ...
by Jaime Rivera | June 24, 2015 12:30 PM
When iOS 9 was announced, one of the major features mentioned was requiring less storage space available for software updates to work. If you remember, this was one of the biggest complaints with iOS 8, mainly because devices withh 8 or 16GB of storage would require nearly half of what was left available. As iOS 9 beta 2 emerges to developers, we learn of some new tricks up Apple's sleeve. For a moment we thought that iOS 9 would simply require less storage space available by design, but developers have shared that Apple also offers an additional walk around. What iOS 9 will do is offer ...
by Jaime Rivera | June 11, 2015 7:16 PM
One of the biggest news with the launch of iOS 9 is that Cupertino is offering the update to all devices that can currently run iOS 8. This is is a first for Apple, as the company usually drops a generation of devices with every software update. Those of you rocking an iPhone 4s and cheering over this might not necessarily enjoy everything that'll happen with the update, and here's why. A new tool in iOS 9 allows developers to be selective about which architecture supports the applications they launch. For example, if a developer wants to launch a very powerful game, they could choose to ...
by Jaime Rivera | June 10, 2015 8:36 PM
Even though rumors claimed that iOS 9 would be a very conservative software update focused on ironing bugs, it's actually far from it. Apple spent a great deal of time showing us what its new mobile operating system could do, and it was definitely necessary given the vast amount of changes. That said, believe it or not there is a lot more to iOS 9 than what was announced at the keynote, and we go hands-on to show you what other things changed. Even though iOS 9 looks almost identical to iOS 8 and iOS 7, Apple has made some significant changes to the user interface. You'll notice more ...
by Jaime Rivera | June 9, 2015 10:39 PM
Even though iOS 9 is all over the news lately, it doesn't mean that Apple isn't going to focus on its products before the fall. We know that iOS 8.4 beta has been in the test bench for the last couple of weeks, and Apple's new music app revamp is just part of the story. Today we learn more about the service to come. Apple has just pushed iOS 8.4 beta 4 to developers, and everything points to this being the OS update that will serve Apple's new music service next month. The company's new music app is not only included in this beta, but there are also other audio enhancements being pushed ...
by Jaime Rivera | June 9, 2015 3:01 PM
Security has become a big topic over the last couple of years, with many products like the Blackphone gaining popularity over this as an added feature. We could say that Apple played its cards right by making TouchID a thing with the iPhone 5s two years ago, but that doesn't seem to be enough for consumers. Cupertino mentioned some security changes coming to iOS 9, and today we learn of another. Yesterday we heard that iCloud will now support two-step verification for a more secure password control, but that was it when it came to what was mentioned for security. As we install iOS 9 on our ...
by Stephen Schenck | April 23, 2015 3:57 PM
The four-inch iPhone that's been rumored to return to join its now-larger brethren for the next generation of Apple's smartphone hardware may not be happening this year as anticipated – at least not according to the latest analyst report we've seen. But even if that model is still a long way off, could there be hope for another petite iOS device? That's what we're wondering this afternoon as we check out a rumor that Apple's finally getting ready to deliver a new iPod touch, one that could arrive later this year. Considering how long it's been since Apple really updated the hardware of ...
by Jaime Rivera | June 26, 2014 1:06 PM
Apple hasn't been seeing its best times when it comes to its iPod line-up, and these changes were expected. Apple at some point admitted that it would be smarter to cannibalize the iPod itself by selling the iPhone, than to see another company do it. As a result, the company has seen terrible quarter results with its music player, and it's only logical that it should work on ways to make it more attractive. Today Apple has decided to ditch its entry-level front-facing 16GB iPod Touch, and to launch a regular 16GB iPod Touch that has all the bells and whistles, aside from all the same color ...
by Rithvik Rao | May 27, 2014 3:11 AM
One of the most disappointing parts of last year's iPad lineup for some was the lack of Touch ID sensors for biometric authentication on it. Apple will use Touch ID sensors on all of its 2014 iOS devices, reports KGI. This news leads us to believe that all new iPhone, iPad, and (possibly) iPod touch models from the year will support this kind of authentication. Shipments of the sensor are set to increase by 233% this year, according to the same report. This isn't surprising if these new iOS devices indeed get the scanner. These sensors will also reportedly get an upgrade -- Apple may be ...
by Jaime Rivera | April 28, 2014 6:16 PM
A lot of speculation has been around regarding just how thin the next-generation iPhone 6 model, or models will be. We've seen schematics of what to expect from the design, and we've even seen mock-ups of what the design should look like. Regardless of the case, we also know that Apple is struggling to actually build a battery for a phone this thin, and if you're wondering just how thin we're talking about, a recent video comparison sheds some light. It seems that Unbox Therapy was able to get their hands on one of the cases built around the iPhone 6 schematics that were leaked. When ...
by Jaime Rivera | March 10, 2014 1:53 PM
Leave it to Apple to allow you to go through some news of the iOS 7.1 update we're expecting in the next couple of days, for them to officially release it just hours later. iOS 7.1 has been in the works for a couple of months now, and after five beta releases, we were expecting a Gold Master Candidate this week, and it turns out that Apple has preferred to make it official. iOS 7.1 is now available for download through iTunes or the Software Update feature of your device. The changes are considered minor by many, but given the buggy nature of iOS 7, many of these changes are very ...
by Stephen Schenck | May 30, 2013 10:57 AM
Despite what some rumors might have you believe, tossing around claims of all number of new iPhone or iPad models, we haven't really been expecting any product announcements from Apple in the immediate future. Sure, there's a chance we'll learn of something once we get into the summer, but as for the next few weeks – including WWDC 2013 – we wouldn't have bet on anything. That's why we're a little surprised to hear of a new entry in Apple's lineup this morning. No, we're not dealing with anything so important as a new iPhone, but instead a new version of the iPod touch. Up until now, ...
by Stephen Schenck | November 8, 2012 12:53 PM
It can be very easy to find yourself tied-down to living with just one mobile platform or another. We often get in a bit of a rut, and find ourselves more and more isolated from what those other platforms have to offer as time goes on. If you're an Android or WP guy, but you're still looking to expand your horizons a little and maybe check out some of what iOS has to offer, Apple's got a nice, cheap way for you to get on board at the ground floor, thanks to some big discounts on the fourth-generation iPod touch. We know, this is some ancient (in smartphone terms, at least) hardware, ...
by Stephen Schenck | October 16, 2012 1:42 PM
Yesterday we talked a little about the hardware inside the new iPod touch, and how Apple had elected to construct the handset without an ambient light sensor, as had been present in previous generations of the model. Based on your comments, a lot of you sounded quite upset that Apple would remove such a cheap, useful component from the device. What could it have been thinking? Well, today we get to see a response Apple Senior VP Phil Schiller apparently sent to one user, giving him an explanation for the missing sensor. The way Schiller tells it, the current-gen iPod touch lacks an ambient ...
by Stephen Schenck | October 15, 2012 1:26 PM
The iPod touch and its relationship with the iPhone has always been a little more complicated than just "one has a cellular radio". In some ways, the new iPod touch nearly measures up to the iPhone 5, while a number of other choices (like the amount of RAM and the A5 SoC) make it clear that the iPod touch will always be playing second fiddle. Last week, we talked a little about the hardware in the new iPod touch, but one missing component slipped our attention; as it turns out, Apple has stripped the latest iPod touch of its ambient light sensor. As a result, users will have to keep ...
by Stephen Schenck | October 11, 2012 5:10 PM
It's not quite as exciting as the iPhone 5, but we'd be remiss if we ignored the new iPod touch just because it's less powerful and lacks a cellular radio. After all, it's still got a nice new four-inch screen and runs iOS 6, and it's a heck of a lot more affordable when you factor-in the cost of a subsidized iPhone 5's service costs. The new iPod touch follows the release of the iPhone 5 by a few weeks, but now that some enthusiasts have managed to get their hands on the hardware, a few remaining details about the handset's specs can be confirmed. Just as expected, there's an A5 chip, ...
by Jaime Rivera | September 14, 2012 12:15 PM
Watch today's Pocketnow Daily as we go through the iPhone 5 pre orders, which seem to be quickly running out. We then talk about LG's event along with Qualcomm where we assume the Optimus G will be revealed. We follow with some recent updates on Google Wallet, which are finally positive after years of deployment. Then we talk about Microsoft's recently weird move with Windows Phone 7.8, which we could say, backfired on them. We end today's show talking about some of the unfortunate news about the iPhone 5, so make sure you don't miss out on it. All this and more after the break.
by Jaime Rivera | September 10, 2012 8:00 AM
Watch today's Pocketnow Daily as we go through some recent iPod Touch rumors that mention it being launched along with the iPhone 5 in the next couple of days. We later talk about the Sony Xperia Tablet S launch, availability and variants. We go through HTC's recently leaked Windows Phone 8 line-up now dubbed the HTC 8X, 8S and 8V. We then go through the Android 4.1.1 official ROM that was leaked for the Samsung Galaxy SIII and end today's show talking about another mid-tiered LG smartphone coming to AT&T. All this and more after the break.
by Daniel Webster | June 4, 2012 4:00 AM
What makes a smartphone "smart"? The apps of course! Every week we will feature some of the best newest or updated apps for the three big names in the mobile industry; iPhone, Windows Phone, and Android. We have sifted through hundred of apps and have deemed these 12 the most noteworthy for you, the smartphone enthusiast. To download any of these apps to your respective platform just click on the name of the app to launch the AppStore, Windows Marketplace, or Google Play. iPhone Sidecar.me – A free app Sidecar.me is an innovative app that lets you share live video, photos, and ...
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Welcome to the 21 century Singapore.
It seems that finally Singapore has seen sense and realised that the colonial laws that prohibit homosexuality are antiquated and that have no part in a modern democratic society and that all citizens ar
e equal as per the UDHR.
I sincerely hope that having the opportunity, Singapore will not only abolish the laws against homosexuality [Section 377A of the Singaporean Penal Code] but go further to grant equality to all of its LGBTs.
Singapore: You do not need judges to decide that your ban on gay sex is unconstitutional. I visited Singapore in 1979. Although only 12 years old at the time I was amazed at the cultural and religious diversity of the nation, held together by it's strict laws dating from the British Colonial era. After separating from Britain Singapore was governed by the charismatic Lee Kuan Yew who turned the fishing community into one of the world's economic power houses. Although no longer Prime Minister, Lee Kuan Yew still has an influence in government and a few years ago he recommended that Singapore should decriminalize homosexuality. Although the law is seldom, if ever enforced nowadays, it remains a stain on Singapore and if the nation is to progress into the 21st century then it is time to strike down that law. Singapore is sometimes described as the only shopping mall to have a seat at the United Nations and it is time they attracted the Pink $.
Come on Singapore do the right thing and give your LGBT citizens their rights!
I would like to introduce a bill called the Penal Code Amendment (Repeal Section 377A) Bill 2012
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This is a bill to repeal the offence of gay male sex throughout Singapore called section 377A.
(1) Omit and Repeal just section 377A from the Penal Code.
(2) This becomes effective from the date of registered assent or the moment the bill is passed by the unicameral Singapore Parliament.
Let's hope that the judges involved in this case are not blinded by others in their judgement and that they do the right thing and state that the law is unconstitutional and get rid of it without any further ado.
It is surprising that this judge believed that most people in Singapore believe that gays should be imprisoned for their relationships. The largest groups in Singapore are Chinese and Indian and both home countries have long ago dropped these laws.
So why would ultra modern Singapore hold on to this Victorian relic when India dumped it?
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Henrik Silvius – A Portait of a Fashion Lover
As one can easily distinguish, Henrik Silvius is bound to a wheelchair. It doesn't keep Henrik from pursuing to his passion for fashion.
He's working succesfully as a blogger and a stylist. For FashionDaily.TV i met up with the 21-year-old fashion lover for a very personal interview in his house in Copenhagen. He openly speaks about his disability, work, and life philosophy.
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On a daily-bases, press-releases by labels are reaching us, which have specialised in the production of sunglasses out of wood.
They are boasting themselves with sustainability. Are praising their work with totally funny slogans like 'Woody since 2012′, 'In Wood We Trust' or 'Done by nature, designed for your eyes'.
All die Holzbrillen-Designs von Marken wie Kerbholz, Stadtholz, Wood Fellas, WOODONE, ROLF Spectacles, Eric Lauer, Enzo Forciniti, Scherler oder Zeitgeist Berlin tun das nicht.
The Berlin-based label with the original name 'Stadtholz' is assuring that one 'really has a piece of nature on their nose', when purchasing their glasses.
But does one want that?! Having a piece of nature on your nose, when it looks bad. Sustainability is great and all. But fashion is mainly about design. And that should look good.
Plus, there is nothing more annoying than labels, who are massively pining 'sustainability' on their flag. Most of the times it is exactly those labels, who have as much to do with sustainability as bumm-bumm-Boris with the smart usage of Twitter. Not a lot.
KRISVANASSCHE is not going to be continued!
Shortly after Scott Sternberg announced the end of Band of Outsiders, Kris Van Assche has also informed the public, that the label, which also carries his name, is not going to be continued.
Kris Van Assche will mainly concentrate on his work for DIOR HOMME. The Belgian designer announced the end of his label through a hand-written letter which he gave to his business partners and the press.
'Times are tough for independent labels.', Van Assche said to WWD. 'This wonderful adventure has reached a point where I feel the need to take a break and some distance to better think about how to develop my brand in the future.'
We will miss the sporty-but-buttoned-up aesthetics by KRISVANASSCHE!
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HOOD BY AIR presented their new collection 'Daddy' in a cellar-like setting at the Wall Street, the centrum of finance.
The mastermind behind HBA, Shayne Oliver, showed classics from the world of fashion, like button-down shirts, sweaters and polo t-shirts in the typical unisex Hood by Air Silhouette. Therefore it came to an hybrid between polo shirt and dress. Or camel coat and tank top.
The models wore locks in-front of their mouths and tights over their heads, like burglars. The soundtrack of the show, total freedom, was ended drastically, followed by jazz, underlined with the statement of the Empire:
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It becomes obvious how appreciated HBA is also in the art-world, when looking at the guests who attended the show, for example Klaus Biesenbach and Grace Coddington.
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CHICAGO – Attendees of the American Association of School Librarians' (AASL) 17th National Conference & Exhibition will once again get a taste of current programs that are leading the way in school library program development during the conference's best practice showcase. The IdeaLab, formerly known as the IDEAxCHANGE, will be held Thursday afternoon of the conference taking place Nov. 5-8, 2015, in Columbus, Ohio. To submit a proposal, visit national.aasl.org/idea.
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CHICAGO — Join the Public Library Association (PLA) for the Performance Measures Launch preconference on Friday, June 26, at the 2015 ALA Annual Conference in San Francisco. PLA will convene representatives from up to 50 public libraries and train them on the use of performance measurement surveys and how to interpret and use the data to improve the efficacy of and support for their programs over time.
CHICAGO - The American Library Association (ALA) today announced the top books, video and audio books for children and young adults – including the Caldecott, Coretta Scott King, Newbery and Printz awards – at its Midwinter Meeting in Chicago.
A list of all the 2015 award winners follows:
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CHICAGO -- With the city's near-record snowfall swirling outside, 10,637 librarians, library workers and library supporters (including 3466 exhibitors) created their own indoor blizzard of ideas, insights and energy at more than 1,800 meetings, events and social gatherings that offered lively conversations, updates, productive problem-solving and networking throughout McCormick Place and other venues during the 2015 ALA Midwinter Meeting & Exhibits in Chicago, Jan. 29-Feb. 3. With a focus on "The conversation starts here . .
CHICAGO - The Reference and User Services Association, a division of the American Library Association (ALA), announced the top books in fiction, nonfiction, poetry and genre; audio books; and reference books for adults – including the Notable Books List, Reading List, Sophie Brody Medal, Listen List, Dartmouth Medal and Outstanding Reference Sources – at its Midwinter Meeting in Chicago.
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CHICAGO — 2015 ALA Annual Conference attendees have the chance to inspire colleagues and move the needle forward for the profession in one-hour Conversation Starters, five-minute Ignite sessions and 90-minute poster sessions. The poster session proposal deadline has been extended to February 28, 2015. Conversation Starters and Ignite proposals are accepted through the end of March 1, 2015. Find out more about these opportunities and how to submit your proposals.
CHICAGO —The annual list of Best Historical materials was announced by the Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) Book and Media Awards Ceremony at the American Library Association's Midwinter Meeting.
CHICAGO — The Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) has announced its selection for the 2015 Sophie Brody Medal, an honor bestowed by the Collection Development and Evaluation Section (CODES) of RUSA at ALA's Midwinter Meeting.
This Year's winner is "A Replacement Life" by Boris Fishman, published by HarperCollins. This is a story about the immigrant experience and committing fraud for the right reasons: family, love and Holocaust reparations.
CHICAGO — The winner of the 2015 Dartmouth Medal for most outstanding reference work, an annual award presented by the expert reference and collection development librarians of the Reference and User Services Association (RUSA), a division of ALA, is the Princeton Dictionary of Buddhism published by Princeton University Press.
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The Coggan 90/90/90 covers all your bases and takes exactly an hour.
Flargle, since I'm getting a powermeter in the near future (or probably ever) do you know of a good conversion between Watt and heart rate?
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"And is there a similar workout for those that don't have a power meter but rely on their heart rate Monitor?"
Not that I've seen, but taking a stab at it I'd go for:
Ramping your HR up to threshold during the 20min effort and holding it there till you complete the interval.
For the 5 min I'd be looking to ramp up to somewhere in-between being above your threshold up to a VO2max effort, I think exactly where in that range would depend on what would allow you to complete all the efforts, keeping in mind that the 90/90/90 name comes from the power level being about 90% of what your best effort for the given time might be, ie the efforts should be hard but not verging on impossible to complete.
For the 30 sec efforts I'd disregard HR all together as it won't respond nearly quick enough to be a proper gauge (IMHO) and go off the the best you can do and still complete all the efforts while keeping the effort pretty even between each 30 sec work period.
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I'd simply aim for a steady effort (measured by speed, for example) that you can sustain over each group of intervals. The 30-second efforts I treat as "form sprints" and go strictly by feel.
IMO it's better to choose an effort a bit lower than possible and complete the workout strong, than to go out too fast, blow up, and limp through the second half. Both psychologically, and for the adaptation stimulus you are giving your body. It can be counterproductive to go eyeballs-out.
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That toil of growing up; The ignominy of boyhood; the distress Of boyhood changing into man; The unfinished man and his pain.
William Butler Yeats (1865 - 1939)
Source: The Winding Stair and Other Poems, 1933;. A Dialogue of Self and Soul
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The brawling of a sparrow in the eaves The brilliant moon and all the milky sky And all that famous harmony of leaves Had blotted out man's image and his cry.
Source: The Rose, 1893. The Sorrow of Love, st. I
An agony of flame that cannot singe a sleeve.
Source: The Winding Stair and Other Poems, 1933;. Byzantium
All the wild witches, those most noble ladies, For all their broomsticks and their tears, Their angry tears, are gone.
Source: The Wild Swans at Coole 1919. Lines Written in Dejection 1. 4
An aged man is but a paltry thing, A tattered coat upon a stick, unless Soul clap its hands and sing, and louder sing For every tatter in its mortal dress.
Source: The Tower, 1928. Sailing to Byzantium
Fifteen apparitions have I seen; The worst a coat upon a coat-hanger.
Source: Last Poems,1936–1939, The Apparitions, refrain
O but we dreamed to mend Whatever mischief seemed To afflict mankind, but now That winds of winter blow Learn that we were crack-pated when we dreamed.
Source: The Tower, 1928. Nineteen Hundred and Nineteen
A thought Of that late death took all my heart for speech.
Source: The Wild Swans at Coole 1919. In Memory of Major Robert Gregory, st. I
In dreams begin responsibility.
What shall I do with this absurdity- O heart, O troubled heart-this caricature, Decrepit age that has been tied to me As to a dog's tail? Never had I more Excited, passionate, fantastical Imagination, nor an ear and eye That more expected the impossible.
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton didn't like being pressed this week about the different stories offered by the administration following September's terrorist attack on the Benghazi consulate. "Was it because of a protest?" Clinton responded to a senator's query. "Or was it because of guys out for a walk one night decided they would go kill some Americans? What difference, at this point, does it make?"
That takes some gumption, suggesting it doesn't matter what triggered the attack — our ambassador and three others were killed — or what the administration knew and told the American people about it.
Clinton spent much of her time at Wednesday's hearing suggesting breakdowns in security and other areas were the fault of others within the State Department. It was five hours of tap dancing.
Soon she'll be leaving the job at State and may very well set her sights on the White House in 2016. If so, opponents are sure to bring Benghazi up again, and they should.


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Based on the stories about the Columbia River Crossing in the Columbian recently, I have to raise my objection. How can we take the bureaucratic waste of $130 million in taxpayer money anymore? I've supported a new bridge for years, but here is the billion dollar question: When is this bridge going to be built and how is it to be financed?
I believe the people of Southwest Washington and Portland missed their best chance of getting it built 10 years back when the political climate was right and the cost was considerably cheaper. My belief that a CRC project then was feasible under combined federal, state and local management. The fall of the economy since 2008 has pulled the plug on CRC managers, which now renders the entire project futile. In short, the money ain't there.
This latest news does not look good for CRC. I am changing my position on this bridge. I call for the people in Vancouver/Portland to put this entire mess up for a vote this November. Let the taxpayers decide if they want a bridge, light rail, CRC, or not.
More than $130 million would have bought a lot of bread for the hungry, shelter for the homeless, medicine for the sick, baby care, clothes and shoes for kids. I say stop kicking the can down the road …stop the CRC.
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Each of the past few election cycles has featured at least one instance of "primarying," a challenge to an incumbent on the grounds that he or she is not sufficiently partisan. For many observers, such races signify an increasingly polarized electorate and an increasing threat to moderates of both parties. In Getting Primaried,Robert G. Boatright shows that primary challenges are not becoming more frequent; they wax and wane in accordance with partisan turnover in Congress. National fundraising efforts and interest groupsupported primary challenges, however, have garnered media attention disproportionate to their success in winning elections. Such challenges can work only if groups focus on a small number of incumbents. Boatright's study makes three key contributions. First, it presents a history of congressional primary challenges over the past forty years, a history that not only measures the frequency of competitive challenges but also seeks to distinguish among types of challenges. Second, it provides a correction to accounts of the link between primary competition and political polarization. Third, it provides a new theoretical lens for understanding the role of interest groups in congressional elections.


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Sorry Dock I am not a big fan of chick flicks!
Solly watched it with me </3 but he threw all those memories away. Just like Shannon Solly, the KNR Fund, and many other adventures we had
Dock you got about eleven months until it would be ten years from when Fullmetal made the post in Khaosmonsterenergy's signature, you better start tracking him down now!
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In what may be the birth of cheap, easy-to-make robots, researchers have created a complex machine that can transform itself from little more than a sheet of paper and plastic into a walking automaton.
It starts out laying flat, like a sheet of paper. Then it springs up, almost lifelike, and folds into moveable parts much like origami art. And then it crawls away. This new kind of robot could someday be used in space exploration, to slide into collapse sites to aid search and rescue, or to speed up manufacturing on assembly lines, experts said.
Borrowing from the ancient Japanese art of origami, children's toys, and even a touch of the Transformers, scientists and engineers at Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology created self-assembling, paper robots. They are made out of hobby shop materials that cost about US$100 (RM322).
After the installation of tiny batteries and motors, a paper robot rises on four stumpy legs and starts scooting in a herky-jerky manner. It transforms from flat paper to jitterbugging four-legged robot in just four minutes. This small lightweight type of robot could explore outer space and other dangerous environments, and get into cramped places for search-and-rescue missions, researchers said.
But that's just the start of what may be a long-envisioned robotic revolution. This eventually could be as technology-changing as the three-dimensional printer, said experts unconnected with the study and Harvard robotics researcher Sam Felton, who is lead author of the paper published in the journal Science.
Felton and study co-author Daniela Rus of MIT say they see a time when someone who wants a dog-walking robot would go to a store that has specialised equipment to make the device – "some sort of robo-Kinkos", Felton said (Kinkos is an office supply store chain). And eventually the technology could produce more complex machines.
"In principle it will be possible to say, 'I want a robot to play chess with me', and generate a machine that has the computational abilities to play chess with you," Rus said.
Today it costs a lot of money to build a robot, but this method is fast, cheap and specialised, Rus said. "This is a simple, flexible and rapid design process and a step toward the dream of realising the vision of 24-hour robot manufacturing," Rus said.
These robots aren't quite the Transformers, though; the assembly process is one way. Once they put themselves together with heat-activated hinges that allow the folding, there are no more changes, Rus and Felton said. The robots, which the researchers did not name, are about 15cm long, 15cm wide, and about 5cm tall. They weigh less than 85g. They move about 5cm per second, but can be scaled up or down, with some limitations.
Felton said the way heating activates the hinges was inspired by the children's toy line Shrinky Dinks, which shrivel and fold when put in the oven.
"Since we are an academic lab, we try and come up with the most interesting and challenging problems, not necessarily the most practical," Felton said. "In space, maybe it would be too hard to build a completely self-folding satellite but maybe you would just have the solar panels deploy using shape memory materials, and that would be a very easy and short-term addition."
Robotics pioneer Rodney Brooks, an MIT emeritus professor who wasn't part of the research, said this could be close to other momentous changes in technology, such as the first 3-D printers or even 1947's ENIAC early computer. "Lots more people will join in working on these techniques, each making incremental progress and decades from now we'll wonder why it took so long to get where we'll then be with it," Brooks said. – Agencies
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Most of us know that eating too much salt isn't good for us. It causes our bodies to retain fluid, which increases our blood pressure and makes our heart work harder. Over time, this can do significant damage to blood vessels.
A new rule requiring chain restaurants in NYC to clearly identify (with a salt shaker symbol) the high sodium options on their menu will benefit everyone, but they only have to do that for items containing 2300 milligrams of sodium or more. That's the equivalent of a teaspoon of salt, or an entire day's worth. The typical American consumes well over that, and it's not just adults, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports 9 out of 10 children eat too much salt, and 1 in 6 have elevated blood pressure.
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Time-Communication Tradeoffs for Reliable Broadcast Protocols
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In the Reliable Broadcast Problem, a processor disseminates a value to all other processors in a distributed system where both processors and communication components are subject to failures. Solutions to this Reliable Broadcast problem are at the heart of most fault-tolerant applications. We characterize the execution of Reliable Broadcast protocols as a function of the properties of the underlying communication network. The class of networks considered includes familiar communication structures constructed out of fully-connected point-to-point graphs, linear chains, rings, broadcast networks (such as Ethernet) and buses. We derive a protocol that implements Reliable Broadcast for any member within this class. The execution time of the protocol is a linear function of the two parameters that characterize each network instance. The hardware-software tradeoffs that are revealed between performance, resiliency and network cost offer many new alternatives previously not considered in designing fault-tolerant systems.
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Film producer Ted Hope, who is stepping down as executive director of San Francisco Film Society at the end of this year, recently listed over 30 "really good things" that happened in the indie film business in 2013. But the year in indie film wasn't all roses and sunshine. Hope emphasized the good in his prior post and now he takes a look at the bad. He's given us permission to republish 15 of his "bad things" below, but you can read all 30 "really bad things" here.
I have given my thanks so now it's that time of the year when I get to complain about what's wrong -- and what hasn't yet been fixed. I have done this before (several times), but this is that post on where we are right now. Like always, I suggest you don't forget that lists like these only make the foolish despair. After all, we can build it better together. Let's take this post as an action list. All are opportunities to truly ToDo. It does not need to be this way.
1. The film business lives in Bizarro World, thinking we do something for the love of it, but in fact creating something far far far away from what we actually love -- and thus making it so much harder to do what we love in the process. We have turned our strengths into our weaknesses. The worst of course is we now take it for granted that this is how it is and this is what the film biz needs be (if you are not fully following me here, I suggest you click on the link above). It's not and it doesn't but I don't hear a whole lot of folks saying we need a complete systems reboot of the whole film ecosystem (see #2).
2. It's not enough to just think outside the box. The box is a trap and a false representation of a reality. We have to break the box, probably smash it to bits and then build a better box together. The red pill or the blue? We have chosen the wrong one and we fail to recognize the cultural factors weighing on film culture and build for that. Recognize the false construct and see through the matrix. This is the reality. And we are now poised to forever be slaves to it, versus living in a far preferable world where we would use these truths to deliver a better world (as we should).
3. The corporate suits see NO business in art. They have removed the bowtie from the building. It should be Schamus. They have determined that blockbusters are the safest bet, even if yields a Lone Ranger regularly. Studios will make films for the world, and what travels is not beautiful. Expect more loud, fast, dumb.
4. Film is no longer the penultimate pop culture art form. Be it video games or television, it seems pretty clear that cinema has lost the battle, both critically and commercially. Sure there is plenty of good stuff to watch and play, but when they kicked out the throne, it meant the next generation of possible saviors also just opted for another field.
5. Successful artists can not support themselves through their work. We've known for a long time that most of us can't but it did seem like once someone had made it, they were safe. Those days are over too. We have our poster boy in David Byrne speaking up and out that "the internet will suck all creative content out of the world". What we have now does not work for anyone but the global corporate powerhouses. Our culture is threatened. We can no longer permit the wholesale exploitation of our creative classes. There needs to be a global action.
6. The interests of the artists & the "stores" that sell our work are no longer aligned. The largest distributors and stores have no real incentive to actually sell good work, yet the best way for artists to survive and create a regular supply of great work is to be fairly compensated for it. Okay, this may be far more true in the music business, but they experience everything the film biz does, only a few years ahead. And there the business is either to sell computer products or gain audience base so you can flip it and make a mint. Read this.
7. Superabundance not only applies to content but also to platforms. There are now more than 500 video on demand services available in the EU dedicated mainly or wholly to feature film. Options and choice are generally a good thing, but it can also lead people to shut down and not take action. Ultimately we need to know where to go to connect us with what we want. We need to create the promise of a good experience and not further confusion of the what, where, and when.


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The Evolver Keyboard is a performance-oriented monosynth based on the hybrid analog-digital Evolver.
Legendary synth designer Dave Smith has released the Evolver Keyboard ($1,329), a 3-octave performance version of the 1-voice tabletop Evolver. Like the original synth, the Evolver Keyboard includes two analog oscillators, two digital oscillators, highpass and lowpass analog filters, three envelopes, four LFOs, a 16 × 4 sequencer with extensive routing capabilities, a variety of distortion effects, audio inputs for external signal processing, and an analog delay. EM associate editor Geary Yelton's extensive review of the Evolver from June 2003 is available online at www.emusician.com, so I will cover only the features of the keyboard version.
Yelton commented on the Evolver's lack of a headphone output, a power switch, and a master volume knob; this has all been corrected on the Evolver Keyboard. Additionally, the original Evolver's 3-LED display has been replaced with a 40-character LCD, and the buttons and knobs on this unit feel very sturdy.
The Evolver Keyboard's rear panel has two audio inputs and two audio outputs as well as a headphone jack; a sustain pedal input; two control voltage inputs; MIDI In, Out, and Thru; and a MIDI Poly Chain Output port (which I will discuss in a moment). And thanks to its reduced size (26 inches wide by 12 inches deep and weighing 13 pounds), the Evolver Keyboard is perfect for gigging.
The instrument is powered by a universal wall-wart supply, which runs on 100 to 240 VAC at 50 or 60 Hz. Although I understand the economic necessity of using an external power supply, I prefer an onboard power supply with IEC power jacks. That is particularly important at gigs, where wall warts have an unfortunate tendency to vanish.
Dave Smith designed the Evolver Keyboard to be a monosynth with minimal menus, clear signal routing, and deeply expressive synthesis capabilities. The attractive user interface not only makes the signal flow easy to understand, but it also invites experimentation. Although the instrument has a nice collection of 512 presets, if you buy the keyboard solely for its preprogrammed sounds, you are missing out on all the fun. This instrument is a sound tweaker's delight.
As a Hammond organist, I am quite picky about the feel of a keyboard's action. Smith did not scrimp with the Evolver Keyboard, choosing a high-quality action built by Fatar in Italy. Although it is only a 3-octave keyboard, dedicated transposition buttons allow you to quickly access the full 7-octave range.
The keyboard action is light and springy yet solid, and it generates Velocity and Aftertouch. The mod and pitch wheels are made of thick rubber and feel great under the fingers. The 58 knobs are continuous-turn digital encoders, which means you won't have crackly pots ten years down the road. They have a bit more resistance to the touch than most synth knobs I have used.
Touching any of the pots brings up the corresponding parameter name and value instantly in the LCD window, which is very useful. The 35 buttons are a bit smaller than a pencil eraser and light up bright red when touched. Add to that the instrument's bright blue LEDs, and the Evolver Keyboard is almost as much fun to watch as it is to play.
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The Evolver Keyboard's superb sound quality, terrific controller layout, and high-quality keyboard action make it a synthesist's dream. Add to that a reasonable price point and its ability to control other Evolver synths, and the Evolver Keyboard earns a perfect score.
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Revisions to the April 8, 2015, version of the guidelines are largely based on findings from two large, randomized controlled trials that addressed the optimal time to initiate antiretroviral therapy (ART)—START (Strategic Timing of Antiretroviral Therapy) and TEMPRANO. Both studies demonstrated approximately a 50% reduction in morbidity and mortality among HIV-infected individuals with CD4 T lymphocyte cell (CD4) counts >500 cells/mm3 randomized to receive antiretroviral therapy (ART) immediately versus delaying initiation of ART. Key updates related to these studies and other significant changes are highlighted throughout the guidelines.
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Based on the START and TEMPRANO findings, the Panel on Antiretroviral Guidelines for Adults and Adolescents (the Panel) has increased the strength and evidence rating for the recommendation on initiating ART to AI for all HIV-infected patients, regardless of CD4 count. Revisions to this section focus on the data supporting ART for all patients.
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