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Or you could just buy the HDMI 'adaptor' (cable, essentially, but to female HDMI). Everyone seems to want about £25 for it though (including third-party alternatives), so you're already a quarter of the way to an Apple TV.
If Google were to dump H.264 and go WebM/Flash on YouTube they'd instantly cut off most Android devices. Flash is deprecated and in any case works really poorly on ARMv6 models — such as most budget phones of the last few years. Hardware decoding is also generally H.264 only.
So the Apple angle hardly comes into it.
The new one does 1080p — at last! — which presumably is why this issue has just now come to light.
While Apple are clearly profiting disproportionately more from the higher cost models, the original point alleged this behaviour was unique to Apple. Going to Amazon and searching for 'Galaxy Tab' shows that Samsung's list prices charge the consumer... £100 extra for 3G. Or £100 extra to move from 16gb of built-in storage to 32gb.
So in that sense the original point doesn't really stand at all. This isn't an example of Apple overcharging, it's an example of the market overcharging and Apple following market trends.
If I were to buy anything, I'd want one with no vested interest in where I obtain my content. I know that's going to lock me out of iTunes (including the iTunes Match music collection I pay to keep) but for television and movie content I really want to be able to use services like Hulu with a cheap subscription model — I know Apple provide interfaces to Netflix and some other competitors but they also appear to be locking others out.
It can wait until the next television upgrade though; I've no interest in having yet another box with yet another cable, no matter now diminutive.
Per the linked story, an 8% share of US homes and a 7% share of European homes gives Apple 32% of the market. So by a clear margin most people you ask aren't going to have any device at all, and most people you ask with a device aren't going to have the Apple. That doesn't sound so unrealistic, does it?
I guess it's just that most people aren't buying these things — IT types probably just hook up their laptop or have a dedicated full computer, most others probably either have a TV, BluRay player, console or cable/satellite box with enough functionality already built in or else are happy using their computer directly to view Internet content.
And 640kb ought to be enough for anybody?
You probably don't want to live there; the residents are always jumping out and hassling you whenever you attempt to cross a bridge.
Screen resolution seems disappointingly to have plateaued in the industry as a whole. Any hope of someone bringing out a laptop with pixels I'm no longer aware of any time soon?
If you think that having the same pixel resolution on a 7.85" screen means that user interfaces designed for a 9.7" screen need no changes then you're clearly no user interface expert. Individual user interface elements would need to be almost 25% larger in pixels to have the same touch area — that's not the sort of amount you can just ignore and hope for the best; if you do then people will spend a lot of time missing what they're aiming for.
Looking at it another way: Samsung, Amazon, etc, have spent time ensuring their user interface is designed appropriately for their 7" devices. Apple can't afford not to.
So that's two trolls not to feed.
Apple possibly has something amongst the haul they got from FingerWorks — the latter was a gesture recognition company that specialised in multitouch but which presumably patented the gesture stuff independently of the specific technology.
Hopefully everyone will have had their fingers so badly burnt by the patent process by the time that this stuff is commercialised that it won't matter.
The high resolution rumour appears to be quite likely for my money — based on the fact that it has proliferated enough that Apple must be aware of it and they've released a flier that clearly shows a very high resolution screen. That'd give Apple the highest density display on the market by a significant margin, matching their position as the supplier with the highest density display in mobile phones (albeit by an increasingly slender margin, it being almost two years since they took the title).
The main difference between the 4S and the 4 was the move to a dual core processor with a faster and better specced GPU. So that was unambiguously a minor update but if your fictionally generalised "Android users" expect their CPU and GPU to change with every software update then I'd suggest they look up the difference between software and hardware.
In reality I'd suggest that (i) the users of different handsets aren't locked in the eternal combat you imagine; and (ii) nobody expects more than minor incremental improvements from anyone at this point in the technology lifecycle.
DVDs and BluRay discs have DRM. Implementing that did not require any changes to the fundamental data distribution network — I can still walk into a shop, pay with cash and walk away with a disc that I can play on my player, which needn't have any sort of network connection of its own.
One would therefore assume that a minimal form of DRM might be simply to transmit video using asymmetric key cryptography, with individual vendors given a key derived from a common route that can decrypt the stream.
Encryption and decryption keys would be protected contractually. So to obtain a key you guarantee you're not going to publish it.
Mozilla would presumably opt out and Google would probably simply reserve it for the binary release. At least in Mozilla's case, I expect they'd provide some sort of mechanism to allow third parties to provide a binary blob that could push decrypted video in place of the normal video playback mechanism. The blob would be much simpler, and hopefully therefore much less error prone to implement, than Flash. There would be commercial value in making sure that someone supplies the blob for companies like Netflix, Hulu, etc, so it's reasonable to expect that someone would.
Of course the scheme can be broken — as others point out, DRM can always be broken because it's an inherently conflicted technology, and I'm aware that both DVD and BluRay have been broken — but as it'd be at least as secure as BluRay it'd presumably be secure enough for content providers to continue to provide content.
I have issues with DRM of content I've purchased because it's usually so over-zealous as to remove large swathes of legitimate functionality.
On the other hand, with services like Netflix that explicitly supply short, time limited rentals I think DRM is entirely appropriate. The ephemeral nature of your access to the product is explicitly part of the deal.
So I don't think it's an unethical thing to add to the spec and I'd much rather it's figured out by a broad forum like W3C, with a number of sceptics in the room, than by the highly partisan interested parties alone.
To equate the poor and needy of the UK to the poor and needy of India shows a lack of understanding of the levels of poverty throughout India.
It's a serious simplification to suggest that there is one politics of India that always moves together; it's a federation consisting of 35 states or territories, many of them no more willing to help their neighbours than you and just as quick to play the 'look, it's none of our business what happens over there' card.
If you make the fair redistribution of wealth a criteria before a country qualifies for aid then another way of phrasing that is that you're reserving aid for strict socialist countries, of which none currently exist.
The logical conclusion of 'if we help some we must help all; otherwise we should help nobody at all' is that even if we hypothetically had the money and the means to prevent the deaths of 99% of those that starve each year then we shouldn't do so.
About 40% of the population of India lives below the international poverty line and hence face a daily struggle for food, suffer from curable diseases, etc. Our aid to India helps improve conditions for some of them. If we withdraw the aid, those people will be worse off. To my mind, that justifies the aid.
Or better yet, ditch the scores entirely and assume we're capable of comprehending the prose? El Reg's reviews already have a 100-ish word summary verdict for those that just want to skip to the end.
A simple fact of the world is that equally intelligent people can always find things on which to disagree.
Trying to make the case that if people don't reach the same conclusions as you about which phone to buy then they must be stupid actually says more about your intelligence than theirs.
Sure, make fun of the iPad, but the PlayBook's mess is entirely of RIM's own making. RIM has one unique selling point — secure push mail — but has managed to give their tablet a native email client only almost a year after launch.
If you want a bargain media playback device, go Android. Let's not try to paint RIM in a positive light just because of dislike for the iPad.
No, Nokia sued first. Apple countersued. Source: http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/dec2009/tc20091212_551557.htm
You might want to check your notes on that — Nokia sued Apple (and won), not vice versa. See e.g. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/8321058.stm
The iMac was actually quite speedy for 1998. The other issues you mention — the hugely outdated OS and screen too small for the Mac's niche audience of design and publishing houses — were greater problems.
The iPhone is usually the top selling single handset in any given portion of the year, because the Android market is more diverse and no single handset accounts for a sufficiently disproportionate share. The iPad is also currently the top selling tablet.
So while Apple doesn't hold anything even close to a majority of the phone market, its handset is still prominent enough to be worth citing in other handset reviews. The iPad just barely still holds a majority of the tablet market so is obviously relevant to tablet reviews.
I don't see any problem with reviewers comparing new products to the best selling products in the same category.
As for always mentioning legal disputes while talking about Apple? You'd have to talk to Apple's legal department to find out why that's currently almost unavoidable.
It's not really a question of right to take away, it's a question of whether the contract Apple has that ostensibly gives it rights to the name is valid. Thrown into that seems to be some sort of confusion about exact ownership of different parts of Proview. So Apple's case is that it paid to purchase the mark and Proview failed to assign it, Proview's case is that whomever Apple dealt with, it was somebody else.
I don't think there's any dispute that Apple paid someone and thought it had bought the mark in good faith, despite its history of launching products and dealing with the legal issues later (ala the iPhone and Linksys). There's definitely nobody suggesting that Apple has the right just to swoop in and take ownership of the trade mark because its an American company or a much bigger company or anything like that.
On the other hand, to me the London Olympics logo still looks breathtakingly awful even five years after its unveiling. Though it's possible I'm a minority?
It's not the first logical fallacy nay-sayers tend to learn though; they arrive at it only after years of using less fallacious logic.
I can already see the counterargument: it's an optional control and well designed operating systems have always had optional controls over what a user can do. Apple are actually far behind Microsoft in allowing things to be locked down by an administrator, which is one of the many reasons (though probably not one of the main ones) that they don't do very well in corporate environments. Furthermore it's not really a walled-garden issue because you're already unable to use your Mac apps on anything other than a Mac; it's a centralised control issue.
That being said, I agree with you — there appears to be an attack on open markets for software from all fronts (with Apple being particularly involved) and it's a big concern.
I actually wonder if this wouldn't give more oxygen to Windows tablets, doing more harm than good to Android.
You're an extremely paranoid person.
I'd be more likely to say that Apple has a significant early lead because — although antecedents are easy to find — it was first to do the current sort of tablet for the current sort of consumer at the current sort of price point, and to back it up with a huge marketing push. Competitors also took a while to launch competing products, giving Apple a chance to build momentum.
Especially with the Kindle now on the market, those who want nothing more from life than to see Apple lose market share are probably in for a fun few years.
That we've both received down votes would rather seem to disprove me, wouldn't it? Though our totals are tiny compared to the 50 who took the time to vote on the first comment so that's at least positive.
@Fred: directing a rant about tautologies at me might be benevolent trolling?
Yes, but it's one within El Reg's sphere - per the article, possibly the only one - and Valentine's Day is tomorrow. It's also about a demographic that many have, ummm, strong feelings about.
This is de rigeur around here - the sense-of-humour bypass allegation simply isn't supported by the facts and most of the comments above are good-humoured jokes; you generally need to cross the line into malicious trolling to get significant down votes or ill-tempered responses.
If I buy an Android device and purchase £25 worth of apps, then switch to an iPhone then I lose my apps. The fact that I could buy them again makes no difference. I'm not tied to any particular vendor and none of the companies on the Android side has put that limitation in place to serve its own interests but I am nevertheless locked in to the platform.
I can't see how that logic requires prejudice of thought.
You're belying your own prejudices - the quote could equally be interpreted to mean that Apple don't expect anyone to buy two tablets at the same time and as a tacit admission that app stores are a form of platform lock-in.
There's nothing to justify putting the 'more powerful and useful' words into Apple's mouth.
Your theory being that Apple are posturing as a form of advertising rather than merely exploiting the patent system for the questionable legal decisions others have been able to obtain?
The sample size of one was a direct response to your comment and I accept that it isn't a reasonable to assess generalities. But I maintain that you're overgeneralising and that confirmation bias explains how things like this become stereotypes irrespective of any particular truth.
For a suitably non-hyperbolic example — albeit which is still significantly more moronic than anything you've argued — see the things many people will argue are true about all men because, you know, everyone says that they're true and, anyway, in their entire life they can think of three or four examples where the thing they're talking about has happened so that proves it.
My honest belief is that around here the blinkered Apple fans get more down votes than the blinkered Apple detractors, but I'm quite possibly suffering bias of my own.
"What were you saying about Apple fans crediting the company with the commercialisation and not the invention?"
Your logic: someone gives Apple improper credit. Ergo they must be an Apple fan. Ergo Apple fans give Apple improper credit.
Can you honestly not see any flaws in that?
You're conflating unrelated issues. The post you reply to, and the one it replies to, are about whether such a patent can be valid, given the prior art. Yours is primarily about to what extent Apple can be credited for research it has bought.
On the topic you want to pursue, buying intellectual property isn't the sin you seem to believe. Apple fans give the company credit for commercialising new markets - they spot an emerging technology and give it that final polish to make It really work as a mass-market product. Only in the imaginations of flame-happy comment-board drones does anyone argue that there was no GUI before the Mac, no MP3 player before the iPod, no smartphone before the iPhone, etc.
Apple's presentation of new products can be overly smug and cause a deserving discussion of the antecedents but this isn't that sort of situation. It's a granted patent application released by the patent office.
Microsoft currently owns no Apple stock whatsoever.
The first company to sue for patent infringement in the current cycle was Nokia, which sued Apple in 2009.
My belief being that patent trolls succeed because they can rely on not just a prima facie case - a patent on a process and evidence of another company using that process - but also the implicit presumption that a jury's eyes will glaze over upon any in-depth discussion of technology, juries being representative of society in that regard.
In this case the patent appears to be so clearly obvious to anyone who has used a web browser, probably including everyone in the jury, that they were likely receptive to the dates and facts of the defence case. I'll bet very little time needed to be spent on explaining exactly what the patent meant and showing examples in practice and discussing the relevant commonality and so on.
So my feeling is that patent trolling becomes harder the better understood a field is to the public, and my hope is that the technology world will therefore drift away from this sort of ridiculously broad patent being considered much of a risk at all.
But I take it what they mean by "[it] supports Flash player for iPad and the browsing of Flash websites by streaming these sites from servers in the cloud" is that there's an Amazon-style proxy network doing the grunt work? It would be understandable if Adobe had simply decided not to go down that route.
And presumably then only if we discount Shockwave. Though there's a tree falls in the woods argument to be made on that one, I think.
However you have to allow for the apps that make a profit other than through the storefront. The obvious examples are those that exist to provide a more comfortable front-end to existing services (whether banking, Facebook or whatever), but there's also large chunks of the business world that are willing to put mobile development into the marketing budget, a high-end example being the Super 8 application that provided the fun distraction of video recording, processed lomo-style to look like footage shot on actual 8mm fine film many years earlier, in return for blatantly advertising the movie.
It is, as you say, incredibly difficult to make an impact with an all-new brand through app stores alone.
However, I can go to Amazon and buy a 42" Full HD LG LCD for £370 and an Apple TV box for £90, giving me a total of £460 without even having to leave to Apple ecosystem. LG may be significantly lower down the perceived quality tree than Sony or Apple but they're miles ahead of the supermarket brands.
The way I heard it, 2005 called and said that even in 2005 $1499 was a lot of money for a 42" TV.
That said, it'll just be a number Best Buy pulled from thin air; iPads, iPhones and iPods have always been at least in the same sort of ballpark as the competition.
One counter example: I recently had the game, Jetpack Joyride installed on my iPad 2. It's one of those casual games you play for a few minutes every so often so I couldn't tell you my total game time but I had it installed for probably a month or two and had hit all the achievements at some point or another.
There's no reason to assume iOS had any hand in what happened but a few weeks ago it abruptly crashed partway through a game. Upon relaunching I discovered that it had somehow corrupted its state while crashing, with the result that all of my achievements, high scores, etc had been thrown away. I haven't bothered to launch it again since.
That's the sort of thing that I think the average user would care about.
In iOS objects are referenced by standard C-style pointers and prior to iOS 4.3 and the iOS 5-related development kit you had manually to manage reference counts (well, a little; property syntax made this a lot easier and obviously all the built-in collections get things right automatically, but you still usually need to be explicit about when you want to keep an object and when consider yourself done with it, and dangling pointers are a very real risk).
Android uses a dialect of Java, with a garbage collector that has freed Android developers from having to think about memory management since day one.
One would therefore assume that you can be a worse Android programmer without your lack of skill causing your app to crash.
[aside: I'm aware that the ARC compiler means that developers needn't manually perform these tasks any more on the iOS side, but this survey is talking about historical data]
You're absolutely right, though I think the article is written primarily from the consumer's point of view, with iBooks Author appearing only to explain why Apple are worth watching despite being so far behind. So the error isn't a fundamental weakness.
Re: everything else, I have a Kindle and am aware that everything I buy on won't necessarily survive the lifetime of the device. That being said, I've found the electronic platforms to be absolutely useless for reference texts and other things I normally expect to keep around because it's so difficult to flip through and quickly browse, and bookmarks quickly become just another few screens of information you need manually to wade through versus the spatial clues of post-its or whatever. So I've continued buying those on paper anyway. The main losers from my purchase of a Kindle are the friends and/or charity shops I'd normally have given my books to after reading.
I agree; it's a bit like the industry was relying on the deterrent of mutually assured destruction but Apple have gone and hit the red button.

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8:30 a.m. – 9:45a.m.
TH-1 Faculty Research Presentations (Two sessions - 8:30-9:00 and 9:15-9:45)
Lindner 204 and 208
9:45 a.m. – 10:15 a.m.
TH - 2 FR&D Session on Funding Opportunities
Lindner 204
10:15 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.
TH -3 College Coffee
Phi Beta Kappa Plaza (Rain location: Lindner patio and foyer)
10:45 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
TH - 4 Undergraduate Research Interest Group
Lindner 204
|10:45 a.m. –12:45 p.m.
TH-5 Residential Campus Strategic Planning
11:30 a.m. –12:15 p.m.
TH - 6 IRB Basics and Q&A
Lindner 208
1:00 p.m.– 5:00 p.m.
TH - 7 Department Meetings
Various Locations
Lindner 204 and 208
Faculty who have previously received funding from the Faculty Research and Development Committee present results of their scholarship to colleagues.
8:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
Room 204
Maureen Vandermaas-Peeler
"I wonder where this rocky stuff came from. Maybe it came from the planet in the sky. Maybe it just fell down?": Developing inquiry in early childhood
Social constructivist theoretical frameworks emphasize the importance of children's participation in engaging, meaningful activities for early learning. By engaging in inquiry, or the processes of observing, questioning, predicting and evaluating, children construct knowledge and learn to coordinate evidence and theory, particularly when guided and encouraged by adults. Three studies of children's developing inquiry will be presented, including observations in a Reggio-inspired, richly provisioned preschool; a study of parent guidance during everyday activities at home; and a study of perceived efficacy for inquiry-based teaching and learning with Head Start teachers.
Room 208
Michael Matthews
"Deadly Words, Deadly Deeds: Honor, Sexuality, and Murder in Late Nineteenth Century Mexico"
This research examines an 1888 uxoricide (wife-killing) that took place in Porfirian Mexico City (1876-1911). It uses a highly publicized murder investigation and trial as a case study that investigates how broad cultural notions related to gendered definitions of masculinity, sexuality, and honor shaped "scientific" knowledge in the newly emerging fields of psychology and criminology. This case study is part of a larger project on the history of love and death in fin-de-siècle Mexico.
9:15 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.
Room 204
Pamela Winfield
"Food for Thought: The Mediation and Remediation of Meals at Eiheiji Zen Monastery, Japan"
Since 1243, Eihieji Zen monastery has trained generations of monks to prepare and consume meals mindfully, as an integral element of daily practice. In addition, Eiheiji has also recently extended its distinctive Zen teachings on food via the web and other digital media. This paper will directly address the material and virtual cultures of food that mediate and re-mediate the bodies and minds of monastic and lay audiences today. In so doing, this study integrates the Zen body-mind complex into the discussion of contemporary mediation theory, and vice versa.
Room 208
Lauren Kearns
The Creative Implications of Somatics in Action: Generating Innovative and Conceptual Choreography
Somatics in Action (SIA), a technique I have been developing since 2006, is a contemplative body-mind practice to support dancer agency, a humanistic pedagogical tool to train 21st century dancers adept at engaging with complex physical and conceptual work, a means to promote the intentional and mindful three-dimensionality of movement befitting a contemporary dancer, and a choreographic and conceptual device for creating original movement. This presentation, based on my sabbatical project, will highlight how I utilized SIA to create three original dance pieces. Creative process and video excerpts of the pieces will be shared.
Intended Audience: Open to all members of Elon University.
Lindner 204
The Faculty Research and Development Committee allocates funds for: 1) Sabbaticals, 2) Summer Fellowships, 3) Release Time Fellowships, 4) Research, Development and Advanced Study, and 5) Hultquist Awards for new faculty. Attend this session to learn about these options, the online application process, and eligibility. Members of the FR&D Committee will be present to answer your questions.
Intended Audience: Program designed for full-time faculty members.
Phi Beta Kappa Plaza (rain location: Lindner patio and foyer)
Elon's weekly tradition of community gathering begins with this year's first College Coffee. This event continues throughout the year on Tuesday mornings from 9:40-10:10 a.m. Show your support for sustainability by bringing your own coffee cup.
Intended Audience: Open to all members of Elon University.
Lindner 204
Faculty members interested in mentoring undergraduates in research will meet to discuss programs supported by the Undergraduate Research Program and best practices on initiating and maintaining research efforts with undergraduates. Members of the Undergraduate Research Program Advisory Committee and the program's Director will discuss the year's activities and solicit ideas for enhancements to the program. New offerings will be announced as well. In addition, editorial staff members from Elon's undergraduate research journal, Perspectives on Undergraduate Research and Mentoring, will be in attendance to discuss the journal and recruit editorial board members. This session is appropriate for all interested persons regardless of experience in mentoring undergraduate research.
McKinnon E and F, Moseley Center
Members of the university community working in support of the residential campus meet to discuss strategic goals for the 2015-2016 academic year. Neighborhood Associations will have breakout sessions during the meeting to review neighborhood plans, meet the faculty and residential staff working in the neighborhood and to share the common calendar for the fall semester.
Intended Audience: Neighborhood Association faculty and staff, linked course faculty, living learning community (LLC) advisors, faculty affiliates, faculty directors, and faculty-in-residence.
Lindner 208
The Institutional Review Board reviews all research proposals involving human participants. If you or your students will conduct research in 2015-16 that will involve human participation, you should attend this session to clarify the procedures you will need to follow.
Intended Audience: Open to all members of Elon University.
Faculty will meet with other members of their department. When known, department meeting rooms are listed below. For other departments, consult the department chair or program assistant for the location of the department meeting.
Meeting Location
Fall Semester Department Chair
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|Linda Poulson
|Art and Art History
|Arts West 126
|Michael Fels
|McMichael 226
|Antonio Izzo
|McMichael 331
|Karl Sienerth
|McEwen 011
|Jessica Gisclair
|Computing Sciences
|Long 101
|Joel Hollingsworth
|(See LSB listing)
|Jen Platania
|Mooney 111
|Richard Mihans
|Belk Pavilion (AVTL) 208
|Megan Isaac
|Environmental Studies
|McMichael 003G
|Mike Kingston
|Exercise Science
|Koury Athletic Center, Atkins Room
|Caroline Ketcham
|(See LSB listing)
|Wonhi Synn
|Health and Human Performance
|Koury Athletic Center, Room 140
|Amanda Tapler
|History and Geography
|Lindner 110
|Charles Irons
|Human Service Studies
|Budd Warner
|Koury Business Center, LaRose Digital Theatre
|Raghu Tadepalli, Dean
|(See LSB listing)
|Amy Moorman
|Marketing & Entrepreneurship
|(See LSB listing)
|Coleman Rich
|Mathematics & Statistics
|Duke 203
|Ayesha Delpish
|Isabella Cannon Room, Center for the Arts and Terrace (until 6:30)
|Jon Metzger
|Performing Arts
|Belk Library 206
|Fred Rubeck
|Spence Pavilion (AVRP) 108
|Nim Batchelor
|McMichael 203
|Martin Kamela
|Political Science/Policy Studies
|Gray Pavilion (AVPS) 200
|Betty Morgan
|Alan Scott
|Religious Studies
|Spence Pavilion 207
|Lynn Huber
|Sociology & Anthropology
|Lindner 207
|Rissa Trachman
|Sport & Event Management
|Powell 304
|Hal Walker
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Ran this for some of the NYC "old guard" yesterday (Sunday, 5/1/16).
The encounters are unique and complicated but it was not too difficult to prepare for given that it is a 12-15 level.
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I had the opportunity to play this scenario at a local convention a few weekends ago. It was a very frustrating experience. It was not the GMs fault, he seemed as prepared as he could be, but as many have already stated there were many holes in the plot.
I am sure with some better editing or a great GM this could have been a better experience, but unfortunately it is one of the worst I have had in a long time.
I just got to play this at a local con in Connecticut. It was a fun mod of high adventure, very cinematic in scope. Akiton has many overtones of Edgar Rice Burroghs' "John Carter of Mars" series, which was great.
Thanks Josh for the fun ride! Nice job on the penultimate part to the Eyes of the Ten series.
I had the opportunity to play this module at a local convention a few weeks ago. I was disappointed. The plot is extremely illogical and convoluted. There are just too many things that do not make sense on a very fundamental level. There were several times we as players/characters turned to each other and said "These people are real idiots…but they should not be." The combats were at least ok.
I got to play this module at a local convention in early December 2010. I had a great time and it is a very satisfying sequel to the Eyes of Ten series.
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ALAMEDA (AP) - Raiders rookie linebacker Khalil Mack has spent plenty of time this week watching video of Denver quarterback Peyton Manning.
NEW YORK (AP) - The Los Angeles Angels' Mike Trout, Pittsburgh's Andrew McCutchen and Washington's Ian Desmond have won their third straight Silver Slugger Awards.
SANTA CLARA (AP) - Michael Crabtree has had two operations on his left foot since 2009 and missed most of last season because of an Achilles tendon tear. Yet the San Francisco 49ers wide receiver insists he's healthy and says lingering effects have nothing to do with his recent drop in production.
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The World Bank's board has granted a massive agribusiness project in East Africa a waiver that exempts it from following the bank's Indigenous Peoples Policy—sparking fears that the development lender is making an end run to resurrect a policy that it abandoned in public.
The World Bank's board has granted an East African agribusiness project called SAGCOT a waiver that exempts it from following the bank's Indigenous Peoples Policy — sparking fears among human rights advocates that the development lender is setting a precedent that weakens protections for indigenous peoples.
IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, will provide a debt financing package to Astarta, a leading agricultural producer, as part of broader efforts to support Ukraine's farming sector and spur economic development in the country.
A Ugandan group of more than 100 farmers lost their land to Bidco and now a coalition of activists are launching a new platform, No2Bidco.org, to chart Bidco abuses.
The Bank says the move will help alleviate poverty in the Southeast Asian country, but land rights activists expressed disappointment over the decision.
Bénin, Burkina Faso et Sénégal : SOS Faim a mené l'enquête dans ces trois pays africains pour analyser quelques cas concrets d'investissement de la BM et leurs impacts sur l'agriculture.
World Bank accountability on forced resettlements resulting from its programs must be front and center at its spring meetings, taking place this week in Washington DC
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Failing to address land rights violations caused by its own programs, the World Bank launches its 17th Conference on Land and Poverty
World Bank organizes costly conferences on land governance while overlooking the forced relocation of farmers and indigenous people resulting from its policies and programs.
The World Bank's $70 million in new financing will be used to link smallholder farmers to agribusinesses in the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania (SAGCOT).
Concerns over competing countries scrambling for resources such as farmland have decreased recently due to lower commodity and food prices, a World Bank official said.
Le document final de l'accord-cadre devant régir les relations entre les collectivités locales, les investisseurs et les populations, dans le cadre de la mise en œuvre du Projet de développement inclusif et durable de l'agrobusiness, a été adopté.
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Egyptian police have battled thousands of protesters outside President Mohamed Mursi's palace in Cairo, prompting the Islamist leader to leave the building, presidency sources said.
Officers fired teargas at up to 10,000 demonstrators angered by Mursi's drive to hold a referendum on a new constitution on December 15.
Some broke through police lines around his palace and protested next to the perimeter wall.
The crowds had gathered nearby in what organisers had dubbed "last warning" protests against Mursi, who infuriated opponents with a November 22 decree that expanded his powers.
"The people want the downfall of the regime," the demonstrators chanted.
"The president left the palace," a presidential source, who declined to be named, told Reuters.
A security source at the presidency also said the president had departed.
Mursi ignited a storm of unrest in his bid to prevent a judiciary still packed with appointees of ousted predecessor Hosni Mubarak from derailing a troubled political transition.
Facing the gravest crisis of his six-month-old tenure, the Islamist president has shown no sign of buckling under pressure.
Riot police at the palace faced off against activists chanting "leave, leave" and holding Egyptian flags with "no to the constitution" written on them.
Protesters had assembled near mosques in northern Cairo before marching towards the palace.
"Our marches are against tyranny and the void constitutional decree and we won't retract our position until our demands are met," said Hussein Abdel Ghany, a spokesman for an opposition coalition of liberal, leftist and other disparate factions.
Protesters later surrounded the palace, with some climbing on gates at the rear to look down into the gardens.
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The Health Ministry said 18 people had been injured in clashes next to the palace, according to the state news agency.
Despite the latest protests, there has been only a limited response to opposition calls for a mass campaign of civil disobedience in the Arab world's most populous country and cultural hub, where many people yearn for a return to stability.
A few hundred protesters gathered earlier near Mursi's house in a suburb east of Cairo, chanting slogans against his decree and against the Muslim Brotherhood, from which the president emerged to win a free election in June.
Police closed the road to stop them from coming any closer, a security official said.
Opposition groups have accused Mursi of making a dictatorial power grab to push through a constitution drafted by an assembly dominated by his supporters, with a referendum planned for December 15.
They say the draft constitution does not reflect the interests of Egypt's liberals and other groups, an accusation dismissed by Islamists who insist it is a balanced document.
Egypt's most widely-read independent newspapers did not publish on Tuesday in protest at Mursi's "dictatorship".
Banks closed early to let staff go home safely in case of trouble.
Abdelrahman Mansour in Cairo's Tahrir Square, the cradle of the anti-Mubarak revolt, said: "The presidency believes the opposition is too weak and toothless. Today is the day we show them the opposition is a force to be reckoned with."
But after winning post-Mubarak elections and pushing the Egyptian military out of the political driving seat it held for decades, the Islamists sense their moment has come to shape the future of Egypt, a longtime US ally whose 1979 peace treaty with Israel is a cornerstone of Washington's Middle East policy.
The Muslim Brotherhood and its allies, who staged a huge pro-Mursi rally in Cairo on Saturday, are confident enough members of the judiciary will be available to oversee the mid-December referendum, despite calls by some judges for a boycott.
"The crisis we have suffered for two weeks is on its way to an end, and very soon, God willing," Saad al-Katatni, leader of the Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party, told Reuters in an interview on Tuesday.
Cairo stocks closed up 3.5 per cent as investors took heart at what they saw as prospects for a return to stability after the referendum in a country whose divisions have only widened since a mass uprising toppled Mubarak on February 11, 2011.
Mohamed Radwan, at Pharos Securities brokerage, said the Supreme Judicial Council's agreement to supervise the vote had generated confidence that it would go ahead "despite all the noise and demonstrations that might take place until then".
Prime Minister Hisham Kandil, a technocrat with Islamist sympathies, said in an interview with CNN: "We certainly hope that things will quiet down after the referendum is completed."
He said the constitution was "in no way a perfect text" that everyone had agreed to, but that a "majority consensus" favoured moving forward with the referendum in 11 days' time.
The Muslim Brotherhood, now tasting power via the ballot box for the first time in eight decades of struggle, wants to safeguard its gains and appears ready to override street protests by what it regards as an unrepresentative minority.
It is also determined to prevent the courts, which have already dissolved the Islamist-led elected lower house of parliament, from further obstructing their blueprint for change.
Despite charges that they are anti-Islamist and politically motivated, judges say they are following legal codes in their rulings.
Experts say some political changes rushed through in the past two years have been on shaky legal ground.
A Western diplomat said the Islamists were counting on a popular desire for restored normality and economic stability.
"All the messages from the Muslim Brotherhood are that a vote for the constitution is one for stability and a vote against is one for uncertainty," he said, adding that the cost of the strategy was a "breakdown in consensus politics".
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For the size, you cant fault it. its smaller than he average mobile phone yet it produce excellent pics. Its a sraighforward point and shoot with no manual control ... but who cares??? the pics are great, colours are very natural and the pics never seem overexposed. even the video mode is good. I cant think of a camera that mixes quality and size so well. Well done Sony.
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The New Zealand Educational Institute (NZEI) says it "would not be surprised" if the Ministry of Education sought an injunction to stop the proposed teachers strike.
More than 500 members of NZEI, the largest education union in the country, voted on Wednesday to strike in February because of the ministry's proposed overhaul of Christchurch schools.
However, because industrial action is only legal in the case of collective agreement disputes or health and safety issues, the strike has been deemed by some as "unlawful", including NZEI president Ian Leckie.
Kathryn Dalziel, an employment law specialist and partner at Christchurch law firm Taylor Shaw, said the ministry could seek an intervention from the court if the strike did not fall under one of those categories.
"The short answer is that they get a declaration that it's unlawful, and as the employer they can challenge the lawfulness of the strike."
Dalziel said it could be "an interesting test for the New Zealand law system".
"Because it doesn't appear that they're (the NZEI) bargaining for a collective process it appears that they will try and bring the strike under health and safety. And my initial reaction is that it's going to be a long bow to draw."
Leckie said he would not be surprised if the ministry sought to stop the strike in the courts.
"If the ministry seeks an injunction well then so be it."
He would not comment on the action the union would take if faced with an injunction.
The Minister of Education, Hekia Parata, said she was "disappointed to hear that the union has chosen this course of action.
"I am also disappointed with their claim that we have not consulted with the profession. We had two rounds of community engagement before the proposals were announced. The consultation period is nearly twice as long as is required and I personally visited 36 of the most affected schools and heard from parents, teachers, children and wider school communities - there has been ample time for the profession to have input."
A ministry spokesman said it was in discussions with NZEI and did not want to "pre-empt" the outcome.
Meanwhile, Christchurch union members are amping up their campaign to be heard.
Parkview School teacher John Leadbetter said they were working with the NZEI to rally support and raise awareness for the strike. Fliers, brochures and advertisements would be used to spread the word.
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Artemis™ - 58" Ceiling Fan
Metropolitan® Collection - Handcrafted in Spain - 2 Light Wall Sconce
George's Reading Room™ - 1 Lt LED Pharmacy Wall Lamp
Shadowglen - 5 Light Chandelier
Spectre - 60" Ceiling Fan
1730 Series - 1 Lt Mini Pendant
San Francisco® - 56" Ceiling Fan
Sunseeker - 60" Ceiling Fan
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