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It seemed so far away. Until now. As I type this, a second person in Dallas has been diagnosed with ebola, and more are being monitored. People are talking about it on the news and elsewhere, and asking the question, "How bad can this get?" And those of us with chronic illness, and especially those who are immuno-compromised, are probably paying even closer attention to reports and, yes, even rumors. Some, maybe many, are beginning to feel uneasy at the thought of an incurable, usually fatal, horrible illness spiralling through the United States and elsewhere. Others might be scared already.
I'm in the second month of taking a very powerful immunosuppressive drug to combat the autoimmune processes caused by lupus and my other serious illnesses. I know that, as this medication builds up in my system, I will be less able to fight off germs, and so will have to take more and more precautions. In fact, I've already begun to take them, to fold them into my life and become more at ease about control I can take to try to stay infection free. "Crunch time," that is, cold and flu season, will soon be here, and I hope by then to be fluent in taking protective measures as much as I can and, then, relying on faith to help me manage any uneasieness about the "what if."
As the news of ebola has become louder and closer to home, I'm reminded about how fragile life is, how much medical science has yet to learn, and how, with travel as easy and rapid as it is today, things far away can arrive closer to home. But I'm also reminded about how courageous so many people are – healthcare workers, family members and friends, and others rendering aid. I'm hopeful that the right measures will be taken to protect them and others as much as possible. And I'm confident that the human spirit can rise to this, as with any, challenge.
In that spirit, I'm lifting up in prayer all those who are trying to unravel this puzzle of the ebola virus, and the other viruses that are hitting people far and near (such as the entero virus). I'm also praying that those who fear will be comforted and those who mourn will be met with compassion. I'm also trying to stay informed and measured, keeping my doctor-prescribed course as usual.
And if I come across someone who is trying to stir up sensational fear, or trying to point to all humanity as being punished for their sinfulness by being struck with ebola, I point to heaven, and our heavenly Father who loves us and is there for us with strength, light, and other abundant blessings.
Yes, our loving Father – our all in all, through it all!
Joy and peace,
All too often, we race through our day and barely notice the wonderful things about the "basics." How we move, how we talk, what we see, touch and taste.
Today's TLC Tuesday suggestion is to take a bit more time with one or more of your senses. Instead of just seeing "a bird," watch in awe at how it flies. Instead of giving your cat a perfunctory pat, really feel the softness of the fur (and hear the gentle, rumbly purr).
There is much in our lives with illness and pain that we take for granted. Today, really stop and smell the proverbial roses, and let your senses connect with your spirit to renew your joy at being a part of this miraculous, marvelous world!
Joy and peace,
Could you forgive someone who had killed someone you love? Could you find healing for your pain and a purpose for your life?
In her new book, "Knitting, Praying, Forgiving: A Pattern of Love and Forgiveness," Cheryl Wunsch weaves together her personal story of a difficult journey through grief to a unique way to bring what she has learned and done to others. Part witness, part spiritual craft guide, and part devotional, Wunsch does not sugarcoat the tragedy that propelled her life onto a different and God-directed path. But she does not merely describe the facts and certainly does not expect the reader to think, only, "oh, the poor woman." Rather, she shows in word and action how she found her way through the tragedy's aftermath and, amazingly, found grace and purpose, a ministry to help others and the inspiration to tell her story so that it, too, can be of assistance to anyone experiencing tragedy.
Wunsch has a solid – and professional – perspective on psychology (she is a licensed psychotherapist and is certified in contemplative spiritual direction), and is well-learned in theology and, in particular, lectio divino. The devotional and journaling parts of the book are helpful tools for the reader who seeks guidance as he or she navigates through a way to forgive, and the knitting (Wunsch is a founder of a Prayer Shawl Ministry at her local parish) that strings all together is a unique and refreshing way to approach working out the "knots," and reaching out to others.
"Knitting, Praying, Forgiving: A Pattern of Love and Forgiveness," is available through online booksellers. Wunsch's website is: www.knittingprayingforgiving.com
Joy and peace,
Sometimes, our prayer needs to go beyond word to a place in the heart and soul that is undefined, untethered. Instrumental music can help get there, and we can enhance our prayer by inviting music into our prayer habit. Here are a few tips on how:
Choose different styles of music to reflect the heart of the prayers you wish to lift up. Begin a prayer session with one of these pieces.
Have at hand music without words, and allow your mind to relax as the melody and harmony form and rise.
Use humming or other sustained sound to shut out other distracting noises and focus your prayer – banish the jangle of phones and hear the constant river of song.
Consider birdsong, the breeze blowing by, and other natural sounds as part of the music that can lift the spirit. Be mindful of these, even if you are far from a wooded path or other completely natural environment.
Listen to your breath as life sustaining sound and song, and let it draw you into God's presence, in prayer and in life.
Joy and Peace,


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Book review: 'Assisted' is an inspiring book about Jazz guard's life (+photo gallery)
RICH PEDRONCELLI, Associated Press
"ASSISTED," by John Stockton with Kerry L. Pickett, Shadow Mountain, $25.99, 309 pages (nf)
"Assisted" is about the life and career of NBA basketball star John Stockton, which Stockton cowrote with Kerry L. Pickett. It is an inspiring account that illustrates the importance of family, faith and hard work.
In September 2009, John Stockton was inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. He begins by explaining the heavy responsibility on his shoulders. Not only would he be asked to contribute eight personal items from the course of his career, he would be asked to give a daunting speech thanking those who have helped him in life. He wrote that he felt an obligation to share his stories about his long career.
Stockton came from humble beginnings. He attributes his success to the people early on in his life — those who molded and shaped his childhood.
Stockton describes his family history in detail. He writes that his grandfather was a remarkable athlete. Stockton looked to him as he began playing football and basketball.
Stockton found he had a knack for basketball. Quickly moving through the ranks, Stockton joined the NBA and signed with the Utah Jazz. The rest of his career is history. After a 19-year career with the Jazz, he holds multiple records and retired as the NBA's all-time leader.
In his autobiography, Stockton does not glorify his successes. He comes across as a remarkably humble man. He knows he could not achieve what he had without the help from his family and friends.
Fans of the Utah Jazz will especially enjoy this book. Those who are basketball fans, but who are too young to know who Stockton is, will benefit from the lessons that are found in the book.
"Assisted" is a quick, clean and educational read. It is about a remarkable man who is a role model for those of all ages.
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When: Friday, Nov. 15, 2:30-4:30 p.m.
Where: Deseret Book Downtown, 45 W. South Temple, Salt Lake City
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Staff sue UG over remitting of tax, NIS
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The University of Guyana Senior Staff Association (UGSSA) and the UG Workers' Union (UGWU) have filed a writ against the university over the non-payment of workers' benefits and remittances of their tax and insurance contributions off campus.
Staff yesterday also protested the late payment of salaries. Over 50 protestors stood in the parking lot of the Education Lecture Theatre on the campus shouting for the removal of Vice-Chancellor Jacob Opadeyi, while UGSSA President Dr Pasty Francis accompanied a marshal of the court who served the summons on the VC.
A writ filed in the High Court claims damages in excess of $100,000 for fraudulent conversion of UGSSA and UGWU members' salaries and wages including deductions for NIS and pay as you earn (PAYE) between January and March 2014.
The endorsement of the claim also seeks damages in excess of $100,000 for breach of statutory duty to remit deductions from the plaintiffs' members' pay for NIS and PAYE as mandated by the Provision of the Income Tax Act and the National Insurance and Social Security Act Chapter 36:01 of the Laws of Guyana, costs, interest and such further or other order as the court deems just.
The university has been ordered to cause an appearance to be entered on its behalf in response to the suit within 10 days.
The unions are being represented by attorneys Nigel Hughes and Kendaise Rodney.
Opadeyi did not address the issue of the non-payment of workers' leave passage and contributions, including NIS, health insurance and credit union dues when questioned by reporters. Stepping out after the signing of eight research grants for researchers to conduct Low Carbon Development Strategy-related studies at the university, Opadeyi said he was not aware of such an issue and needed to speak to UG's accountant.
He was followed by scores of demonstrators who demanded his removal from the university while chanting, "We want our money now," "No money no work," "UG workers suffering while VC benefitting" and "VC must go".
Vice President of the UGSSA Mellissa Ifill said the university's failure to make payments while continuing to deduct money from salaries was unacceptable and the VC should allow someone else to take his position if he was unfit to run the university.
She said contributions and salaries were extremely late thus burdening workers with unwarranted hardship. "We intend to continue until we get our demands met. This is not the first instance it is an ongoing issue. It's poor management of the resources of the University of Guyana and the VC needs to do better," Ifill said. She added that the governance style of Opadeyi was also of great concern, accusing him of "operating like a dictator.
"He is changing a lot of our long established rules and regulations that have worked effectively for us in the past so we will continue to resist him… He should allow someone else who has the capacity to manage the place and take up his position", she said.
She noted that the university was in a precarious financial position but the administration has been failing to communicate with staff.
Bruce Haynes of the UGWU said the university would issue pay slips, but not put their money in the bank. "It is an embarrassing situation. The expectation of staff is that the administration should be upfront about the issues that they face. We have issues we are dealing with it and there is no communication," he said, calling on the VC to give them clear-cut answers.
"The embarrassment of going to the bank and not seeing anything is very disappointing. The financial situation of the university is so uncertain that deductions are not paid in a timely manner. And the thing is the administration has been alerted to the fact that they had to correct this anomalous situation but there has been no satisfactory answer to the situation," he said.
Dr Francis said: "The university is just falling apart and we are paying such a large amount of money every month to very high officials. As a Guyanese, I am outraged that I am standing by while the university goes to utter ruin. If the government does not have confidence in the VC let him go. Let him go. We will be better staying here and drown by ourselves than drown paying for it. We cannot do it. We ain't doing anymore.
"So with the Writ we are taking the university to court because we can't do this anymore. The people of Guyana deserve better; every month is the same thing." Francis said she had called the VC on Thursday and he promised that the money was in the bank and she trusted his word. It turned out that that was not the case.
Francis said staff became agitated and many did not have money to return home.
English Lecturer Gentian Miller said it was a ridiculous situation they found themselves in every month. "We can't go on like this. Lecturers have children to feed and loans to pay…," she said.
One worker said she did not have money to travel to work every morning and the late payments were putting a strain on her. "Right now I don't have money. I shame to talk but my neighbour had to give me money…. I worked here for 21 years. The money that we are working for is very little…," she said.
A staff member from the Faculty of Natural Sciences lamented that the integrity of the university is at stake.
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Using and Customizing Templates in OpenOffice.orgSubmitted by falko on Tuesday 24th of October 2006 09:00:13 AM Filed under
Templates make life easier when you use them for letters, documents, brochures, etc. but they really make life easier when you use them for labels. This article is about how to use the OpenOffice.org templates, in particular the WorldLabel templates, to print the labels you need. It shows how to download them, install them, use them as they are, and how to customize them with graphics and other features. It also shows how to use the OpenOffice.org label wizard; you can use the label wizard each time, or save the template you create in the same template repository with your WorldLabel templates.
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The Future of Open Source Education and AdoptionSubmitted by srlinuxx on Tuesday 24th of October 2006 04:56:14 AM Filed under
It's been amazing to watch how the open source movement has grown from something that only a fanatical few were aware of or involved with into something that Joe and Jane Everyday User are beginning to be familiar with.
Nina Reiser Reward Increased To $25,000Submitted by srlinuxx on Tuesday 24th of October 2006 03:10:14 AM Filed under
A reward for information leading to the discovery of an Oakland woman who has been missing for seven weeks and is believed to have been murdered by her estranged husband has been increased to $25,000, her boyfriend said Monday.
Fedora Core 6 Zod ReviewSubmitted by srlinuxx on Tuesday 24th of October 2006 01:41:43 AM Filed under
After three last-minute delays, Fedora Core 6 is finally being pushed out the door this morning. Fedora Core 6 is codenamed Zod, and is being released seven months after the much anticipated and well-deserved launch of Fedora Core 5.
Linux and automotive: reaching a tipping pointSubmitted by srlinuxx on Monday 23rd of October 2006 11:09:29 PM Filed under
Linux has always been suspect when it comes to automotive applications.
The general belief was that safety-critical automotive applications required a deterministic, real-time operating system. Linux just didn't cut it for telematics or under-the-hood applications. OEMs relied on proprietary OS companies for their solutions.
Suse Linux ThinkPad Targets Chip DesignersSubmitted by srlinuxx on Monday 23rd of October 2006 11:08:07 PM Filed under
Lenovo Group will immediately begin selling and supporting a high-end model of its ThinkPad laptop with Novell's latest desktop version of SUSE Linux installed, the two companies announced recently. The new laptop is aimed at electronics engineers and chip designers.
FSG Launches Tools, LSB Developers Network With Linux Apps in MindSubmitted by srlinuxx on Monday 23rd of October 2006 11:06:36 PM Filed under
To help spur the creation of a lot more applications for Linux, the Free Standards Group (FSG) and technical publishing firm O'Reilly Media have launched the Linux Standard Base (LSB) Developer Network (LDN), a developer's network loosely modeled after the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN).
KDE Conference in Zaragoza, SpainSubmitted by srlinuxx on Monday 23rd of October 2006 08:49:17 PM Filed under
The Spanish KDE developers together with HispaLinux and ZaragozaWireless are organising a KDE Conference in Zaragoza, Spain on 4th and 5th of November. The talks will be in Spanish and the entrance is free.
How I triple booted my x60 with Ubuntu, XP and Vista and got to repair my MBR too!Submitted by srlinuxx on Monday 23rd of October 2006 08:47:42 PM Filed under
Today I successfully installed Vista on my ibm X60 after obtaining a copy of RC2. I also installed Office 2007 Beta. Now I've got a triple boot IBM x60 that's almost too cool for me to type on.
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Daniel Lyons (Forbes) vendetta against Richard StallmanSubmitted by srlinuxx on Monday 23rd of October 2006 08:45:27 PM Filed under
I just read this article in Frobes.com, the article intentionally tries to portray Richard Stallman and te FSF, in a negative light. This became clear to me in the first few paragraphs when the author refers to Stallman and the FSF as "He and a band of anarchist acolytes". At another point it says:
Apache Geronimo and the Spring Framework, Part 3Submitted by BlueVoodoo on Monday 23rd of October 2006 04:45:28 PM Filed under
Extend the Apache Geronimo application you created in Part 2 of this six-part tutorial series. In this installment, you'll learn how to let the integrated technologies -- like Spring Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) and Spring Data Access Objects (DAO) APIs --
GPLv3: What the Hackers SaidSubmitted by srlinuxx on Monday 23rd of October 2006 03:37:25 PM Filed under
When I wrote about the wrangling over the GNU GPLv3 licence a month back, it provoked a lively conversation in the comments. Given this evident passion among readers, I thought it would be interesting to ask the top hackers - the ones actually involved in the discussions - for their thoughts on the matter.
Linux Basics - How to use Cron to automate just about anything including backupsSubmitted by srlinuxx on Monday 23rd of October 2006 02:39:12 PM Filed under
Cron is one of those little programs that can change the world. It's a scheduling progam, meaning that you can give it instructions such as 'at 10:45am on every Monday run this program' and it will faithfully wait until the appointed time to do what you asked it. Why is this useful?
Make time for GnoTimeSubmitted by srlinuxx on Monday 23rd of October 2006 02:37:43 PM Filed under
GnoTime, the GNOME Time Tracker, is a lightweight task/time tracking tool. It's easy to use and not overloaded with project management features, but it suffers from weak reporting tools.
Guide to Instant Messenger ClientsSubmitted by srlinuxx on Monday 23rd of October 2006 02:35:48 PM Filed under
Communication is important to most people. Since the late 1990s, Instant Messaging (IM) has become an increasingly popular way to stay in touch with friends and loved ones. We'll be covering the most-used mainstream IM clients and services so that you can decide who's using what and which one you should use.
Firefox 2.0 on Mirrors NowSubmitted by srlinuxx on Monday 23rd of October 2006 01:52:53 PM Filed under
Although still not announced officially, tarballs are beginning to hit the mirrors. This release was expected to be announced tomorrow. Get yours HERE.
Ubuntu 6.10 Release Candidate ScreenshotsSubmitted by srlinuxx on Monday 23rd of October 2006 12:59:09 PM Filed under
Coming out on October 26, 2006 is the final release of Ubuntu 6.10 Edgy Eft -- along with all of the Ubuntu derivatives. While it has only been six months since the belated release of Dapper Drake 6.06, Edgy Eft has shaped up very nicely. Here at Phoronix we have taken a look at the design advancements found in the Ubuntu 6.10 Release Candidate.
DistroWatch Weekly, Issue 174Submitted by srlinuxx on Monday 23rd of October 2006 11:50:24 AM Filed under
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Playstation 3: 24 Things You Must KnowSubmitted by srlinuxx on Monday 23rd of October 2006 11:50:00 AM Filed under
With all the hoopla and wahoo getting passed around like a hot potato, it can be difficult to keep things in perspective. It's also easy for little details to get lost in the shuffle. Have no fear, though, because GamePro, is to the rescue with a handy cheat sheet of little known facts and new information about Sony's Cadillac of a console.
The Internet browser is the new OSSubmitted by srlinuxx on Monday 23rd of October 2006 11:47:30 AM Filed under
It's been 10 years since a barefoot Marc Andreessen graced the cover of Time magazine and trumpeted how the browser would make the operating system irrelevant. By uttering the unthinkable, he brought the ire of Bill Gates down on Netscape. Now, Netscape as a Web powerhouse is gone and Andreessen is no longer a magazine cover boy. Yet his vision of computing through a browser window turns out to have been prescient, if premature.
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HONG KONG, Nov. 19, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- UBM announces that it has acquired 65% equity share in Eco Exhibitions Sdn Bhd which owns Greenbuild Asia to develop the fair and to accelerate UBM's ASEAN strategies in Southeast Asia and its leading position in Malaysia.
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Greenbuild Asia is Southeast Asia's biggest event for sustainable building, design and construction. In February 2012, the exhibition in Kuala Lumpur welcomed over 12,000 trade buyers and 98 exhibiting companies from across the region. In 2013, the exhibition will be held from 17 - 19 September and will move to a larger exhibition venue at the Putra World Trade Centre to accommodate the increasing demand for space. Andrew Siow, founder and owner of Greenbuild Asia, will remain as a partner and also Managing Director of the company.
UBM Asia has been actively expanding its business in Malaysia these two years. It acquired in 2011 from AMB Exhibitions Sdn Bhd its trade exhibitions related to water, livestock, energy, and mechanical/electrical industries in Malaysia, Vietnam and the Philippines. Of these, the two largest shows are AsiaWater and ASEAN M&E Expo, both in Kuala Lumpur.
UBM acquired the Malaysian International Furniture Fair (MIFF), Malaysia's largest exhibition held in Kuala Lumpur and the largest furniture exhibition in Southeast Asia this February. With this acquisition, UBM Asia became the largest exhibition organiser in Malaysia. UBM Asia has since then launched IFSEC Southeast Asia, Rail Asia Exhibition & Conference and EcoBuild Southeast Asia in Malaysia; CPhI South East Asia and Concrete Show South East Asia in Indonesia; Singapore Jewellery & Gem Fair in Singapore; and SATTE Indonesia in Bali as part of its ASEAN development.
Showcasing the full range of properties, services, materials, equipment and construction technology dedicated to sustainable buildings, Greenbuild Asia also creates strong synergies with UBM's Ecobuild brand. Held at London's ExCeL, Ecobuild is the world's leading event for sustainable design, construction and the built environment. The 2012 event in March brought together more than 57,000 industry professionals who explored the products, services and innovations from over 1,500 exhibitors. This established brand has also been geo-adapted to Asia, in India and China.
Jime Essink, President & Chief Executive Officer of UBM Asia said:
"Southeast Asia is a very important market to UBM and to our customers. Together with our offices in Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam, UBM Asia provides a unique and extensive network across the ASEAN. We currently have 30 exhibitions in this region for a wide range of sectors to facilitate our customers in exploring the ASEAN markets which will become one big market in 2015. We look forward to having the tremendous contribution from Andrew and his team to further develop the successful Greenbuild Asia."
Notes to Editors
1. About UBM Asia (www.ubmasia.com)
Owned by UBM plc listed on the London Stock Exchange, UBM Asia operates in 19 market sectors with headquarters in Hong Kong and subsidiary companies across Asia, including UBM China in Shanghai, Hangzhou, Guangzhou and Beijing. We have over 240 products including trade fairs, conferences, trade publications, B2B/B2C portals and virtual event services. As Asia's leading exhibition organiser and the biggest commercial organiser in China, India and Malaysia, we stage the leading events of their kind across the region. Our 200 events, 24 publications and 16 vertical portals serve over 1,000,000 quality exhibitors, visitors, conference delegates, advertisers and subscribers from all over the world with high value face-to-face business-matching events, quality and instant market news and industry trends, and round-the-clock online trading networks and sourcing platforms. We have over 1,100 staff in 21 major cities across Asia, stretching from Japan to Turkey.
2. About UBM plc (www.ubm.com)
UBM plc is a leading global business media company. We inform markets and bring the world's buyers and sellers together at events, online, in print and provide them with the information they need to do business successfully. Our 6,500 staff in more than 30 countries are organised into specialist teams which serve commercial and professional communities, helping them to do business and their markets to work effectively and efficiently.
For more information, go to www.ubm.com; follow us on Twitter at @UBM_plc to get the latest UBM news.
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There are loads of great options out there, with 2011 introducing plenty of tablets, laptops, and accessories to feast eyes and fingers on.
Here's our computing choices for a very connected holiday season.
Dreaming of a white Christmas
In the land of tablet computers, a white Christmas is – by virtue of its blanco border – an iPad Christmas (although black frames are available too).
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The iPad and iPad 2 are offered in two networking flavours – WiFi and WiFi with 3G. The latter is more expensive to purchase, but potentially more costly to run too, requiring you to sign up to a 3G data plan. And because telcos don't yet allow you to share your smartphone's 3G plan with other devices, this often represents totally separate and additional monthly data costs.
An alternative is to use a smartphone as a mobile hotspot. In this setup, any 3G phone that supports "wireless tethering" can be connected to an iPad to provide access to the web. If your phone supports this, you'll be making use of your phone's 3G data plan, and connecting only when you need to.
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Note that the first generation iPads found here lack cameras and are a tad thicker and slower than iPad 2 models, but are otherwise identical. If this doesn't bother you, then the classic iPad is good value option at Christmas.
Price: from $579
These are the Droids you're looking for
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Asus Transformer TF101
Price: $799
One of our favourite tablets this year, the Transformer stands out for its netbook-style body that comes apart at the push of a button. We especially like how it docks with the keyboard to almost double battery life, its USB ports and an SD card slot.
Lenovo ThinkPad
Price: $839
One of the more intriguing tablets of this year, the ThinkPad is Lenovo's business-grade attempt at a portable touchscreen computer. Lenovo has included a 3G SIM slot, support for SD cards, USB, and even its own pen stylus, allowing you to take notes directly on the tablet.
Motorola Xoom
Price: starting from $399
Motorola's Xoom was one of the first iPad competitors out of the gate, and with a new model expected soon, the price is now down to a level that makes it highly competitive. It comes with 16GB of storage, a 10.1 inch screen and built-in WiFi.
Toshiba AT100
Price: $579
Toshiba's debut tablet is stacked with unique features that stand it apart from the competition. While it runs on the same Google Android Honeycomb OS as other tablets listed here, it also features colourful replaceable backs, a full-sized USB port, and a welcome outboard battery option.
Sony Tablet S
Price: starting from $579
Sony always goes its own way, and its debut tablet is true to form. The Tablet S offers the company's own 9.4 inch touchscreen, a customised version of Android Honeycomb, the ability to "throw" content to other DLNA devices, support for PlayStation games over Android Market, and touchscreen universal remote control support.
Touchy feely accessories
The right accessories will enhance the utility and/or looks of whichever tablet you choose, and with bags, cases, capacitive pens, speakers, and headphones aplenty, you're spoilt for choice. Here are some of our favourites, all of which should work with the tablets listed in this guide.
Pogo Sketch Pro
Price: $20
A capacitive pen with a design familiar to many creative artists, this gadget will allow you to scrawl and draw like a professional. Built from aluminium and featuring a rubber grip for comfort, it's the pen designers would use.
Belkin Kitchen Cabinet Mount
Price: $50
Shortlisted in the 2012 CES Innovations Awards, Belkin's accessory allows you to mount any tablet sized between 7 and 10 inches to a cabinet in your home. It's is available locally now.
Plantronics BackBeat 903+
Price: $80
We've used tablets for a year or two now, and experience confirms the blessing that is a pair of Bluetooth headphones. While others locate their tablet, plug in their buds then switch tracks and change volume on the touchscreen, we control all our listening via convenient buttons on our earpiece – and without having to lay a hand on the tablet. And did we mention that we listen in stereo too?
Kensington KeyFolio Pro Performance Keyboard Case
Price: $150
Kensington's Bluetooth keyboard in a case is now available for the iPad 2 and 10 inch Android tablets. It's one of the best keyboard options around – so good, in fact, that all the 2012 Holiday Gift Guides on gadgetguy.com.au were written on one.
Jawbone Jambox Wireless Speaker
Price: $250
Available in multiple colours and packing into a small carry case, Jawbone's wireless Bluetooth Jambox speaker is an audio box with attitude. With a rated output 85 decibels and the ability to connect to an audio source using a conventional 3.5mm jack or via Bluetooth, the Jambox plays loud and offers good flexibility.
The best things are thin and light
Intel's new "ultrabook" technology allows notebook computers to be built thin, and light, fast and powerful. Moreover, these are delivered without compromise to battery life, with operations extending to several hours of continuous use and days of standby.
Cutting edge computer magic comes at a cost, and the first ultrabooks are selling for between $1000-2000. But like the biggest diamond ring in Tiffany's, this doesn't actually make them less desirable.
Apple MacBook Air
Price: starting from $1049
One of the notebooks that started the thin and light movement, the MacBook Air isn't just the "skinny" computer from Apple, it's also the replacement for the inexpensive white polycarbonate MacBook. Crafted from an aluminium chassis and featuring second-generation Intel Core processors, a backlit keyboard, and Apple's Mac OS X operating system, the MacBook Air is one of the best computers around.
Acer Aspire S3
Price: starting from $999
With soft edges and a brushed magnesium casing, Acer's S3 is reaching for the same level of designer cache attached to the MacBook Air. Available with either a 320GB hard drive or 240GB solid state drive – an option that could save you some cash – it's a nice-looking ultrabook that shares much of the Air's technology.
Asus ZenBook UX31
Price: starting from $1,399
When looking at the ZenBook, it's hard not to draw see the MacBook Air influence. While the design is very similar to the Big Fruit, the Asus brings with it some very nice features, including a USB 3.0 port, mini VGA port, and a 1600 x 900 high resolution screen with a very bright 450 nits.
Toshiba Satellite Z830
Price: starting from $1,399
One of the most satisfying notebooks we've encountered this year, the Satellite Z830 is the world's thinnest and lightest 13.3 inch ultrabook, weighing only 1.12kg and measuring 16mm thick when closed. Toshiba has packed this beastie with thoughtful features too, including a high-speed USB 3.0 port, 128GB SSD, and a spill-resistant keyboard.


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Never heard of the band but fuck me RIP. That post from the band is heart-wrenching.
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Terrible news. I was just listening to "An Illusion to Italy" earlier tonight.
rip. very good band
He died of a brain tumor guys.
RIP hard.
I wasn't aware of this band until now, with this tragic news. I checked out some of their music & I really like it. Very talented band with a lot of heart & soul.
Rest in peace!
This band released 2 outstanding albums and a pretty good one.
I think I'm going to check out their music in tribute.
Such a bummer, RIP. Turns out it was a heart attack
Who the fuck dies of a heart attack at 35
May have had one of those difficult to spot heart conditions like the footballer Fabrice Muamba has which caused him to nearly die on the pitch last year (he was 23 at the time).
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