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We hereby declare this David Caruso Rehabilitation Week. The former NYPD Blue cop, who illadvisedly bolted that hit show after one season to pursue a film career (non-hits Jade and Kiss of Death), is back on the small screen in a big way: playing a good-hearted criminal in a Showtime TV movie and a principled prosecutor in his serious-minded new series on CBS. In this close-up medium—perhaps the best venue for his subtle strength as an actor—the guy is unquestionably a star.
Caruso's title character in Michael Hayes is an ex-New York cop who rises from an assistant U.S. attorney in the Sept. 15 preview episode to acting U.S. attorney in the Sept. 23 premiere, after his boss (Philip Baker Hall) is seriously injured by a car bomb. The reminders of Hayes's police background are too frequent (the premiere even has him rushing into danger with gun drawn), but the show has a moody, almost melancholy quality that distinguishes it from the rest of TV's law-enforcement crowd. Even more intriguing than the hero's professional life (in which an investigator played by Ruben Santiago-Hudson helps with the legwork) is his touchy relationship with his ex-convict brother (David Cubitt), whose wife (Mary Ward) and son (Jimmy Galeota) see Hayes as a surrogate husband and father. This could be Law & Order with heart.
Gold Coast, taken from an Elmore Leonard novel, concerns a part-time hood (Caruso) who falls for a Mob widow (Marg Helgenberger) and tries to protect her from a cowboy hit man (Jeff Kober). The plot is underdeveloped and the climax is disappointing, but director Peter Weller (who also helmed the Hayes preview) keeps tension simmering under the Florida sun. And Caruso shows again how much he can say with a glance.
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Though many bands have succeeded in earning the hatred of parents and media worldwide throughout the past few decades, arguably only such acts as
Alice Cooper
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, and
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have tied the controversial record of
Ozzy Osbourne
. The former
Black Sabbath
frontman has been highly criticized over his career, mostly due to rumors denouncing him as a psychopath and Satanist. Despite his reputation, no one could deny that
has had an immeasurable effect on heavy metal. While he doesn't possess a great voice, he makes up for it with his good ear and dramatic flair. As a showman, his instincts are nearly as impeccable; his live shows have been overwrought spectacles of gore and glitz that have endeared him to adolescents around the world. Indeed,
has managed to establish himself as an international superstar, capable of selling millions of records with each album and packing arenas across the globe, capturing new fans with each record.
John Michael Osbourne began his professional career in the late '60s, when he teamed up with guitarist
Tony Iommi
, bassist
Geezer Butler
, and drummer
Bill Ward
to form
Black Sabbath
. The band, made unique by their slow, gloomy melodies and themes, released their self-titled album in 1970 and went on to release classic platinum records such as
Master of Reality
throughout the rest of the decade. After the 1978 album
Never Say Die
was fired from
Black Sabbath
, which led him to form his own solo project. With his new manager and wife, Sharon,
formed his own band, the Blizzard of Ozz, with guitarist
Randy Rhoads
, bassist
Bob Daisley
, and drummer
Lee Kerslake
. The group's self-titled first album was released in September 1980 in the U.K. and early 1981 in the U.S.
Blizzard of Ozz
had some of the same ingredients of
Black Sabbath
: the lyrics focused on the occult and the guitars were loud and heavy, yet the band was more technically proficient and capable of pulling off variations on standard metal formulas. Featuring the hit singles "Crazy Train" and "Mr. Crowley,"
Blizzard of Ozz
reached number seven on the U.K. charts; it peaked at number 21 in the U.S., continuing to sell for over two years and becoming a huge success.
were replaced with
Tommy Aldridge
Rudy Sarzo
shortly before the subsequent November release of
Diary of a Madman
. This album, which included the drug ode "Flying High Again," charted at number 16 in the U.S. and became another huge seller. As the
tour went underway, sales for the album continued to improve as those of
Black Sabbath
had no trouble in attaining mass audiences, and his career seemed to have peaked. However, controversy soon erupted when he was accused of animal cruelty: during one performance, a bat was thrown on-stage by a fan and
bit its head off while supposedly thinking that it was fake. The show was canceled when he had to be rushed to the hospital for a rabies vaccination. Not long afterward,
was killed in a bizarre plane accident, bringing the band's success to a screeching halt.
fell into a massive depression shortly after losing his best friend, and plans for his upcoming live album were soon changed. Instead of material recorded with
, 1982's
Speak of the Devil
featured live recordings of classic
Black Sabbath
material and was recorded with guitarist
Brad Gillis
was freed from his contract with Jet Records and showed up drunk at an Epic Records meeting with two doves, one of which he freed and the other of which he killed in the same manner as the bat;
was signed to the label.
Jake E. Lee
's new guitarist for the 1984 studio effort
Bark at the Moon
. While it didn't match the consistency of
Blizzard of Ozz
Diary of a Madman
, the record was equally successful, pushing the singer to embark on a tour with glam metal stalwarts
Mötley Crüe
. Although
Bark at the Moon
opened up to rave reviews, 1986's
Ultimate Sin
received rather harsh criticism. The album, although containing the hit single "Shot in the Dark," was regarded as
's worst studio effort by numerous critics, who claimed it was redundant and uninteresting; nonetheless, the album was another smash hit.
Also in 1986,
was accused of encouraging suicide among listeners via use of subliminal messages in his
Blizzard of Ozz
song "Suicide Solution," a song that he claimed was written in relation to the effects of alcohol abuse. Although the case was eventually dismissed,
once again earned a feared reputation. He pulled up his profile in 1987 with
, a live album recorded in 1981 that was dedicated to the memory of
Randy Rhoads
soon left the band and was replaced with
Zakk Wylde
No Rest for the Wicked
, which would be released in 1988. The record proved to be one of his strongest yet, highlighted by "Miracle Man," in which
ridiculed evangelist (and longtime foe) Jimmy Swaggart.
Just Say Ozzy
, a live EP taken from the subsequent tour, was released in 1990. After recording a new studio album in 1991,
found himself without the usual enthusiasm to perform, due to his increasing age and his desire to spend more time with his family. When
No More Tears
was released in the fall, it was confirmed that the following tour would be
's last before retirement. Following the tour, a live double album,
Live & Loud
, was released in 1993 to commemorate
's career, and it was now assumed that the singer's glory days were over.
However, the retirement was not to be --
resurfaced in 1995 with
, which, despite mixed reviews, sold three million copies within a year after its release. After the subsequent tour proved one of the best-selling of the summer,
created Ozzfest, a tour package that featured himself along with many other metal bands. While there were only two performances in 1996, a live album was nonetheless released, simply titled
The Ozzfest
. 1997's tour package included such metal acts as
Marilyn Manson
, and a
Black Sabbath
reunion from which only
Bill Ward
was absent. With the exception of
Sarah McLachlan
's Lilith Fair, Ozzfest 1997 was the most successful tour of the year, and
released a compilation album,
The Ozzman Cometh
, in November. Shortly afterward,
united the entire original lineup of
Black Sabbath
to record the live album
, which was released in 1998. He also found time to duet alongside rapper
Busta Rhymes
for a remake of the
classic "Iron Man," retitled "This Means War," which was included on
' 1998 release
Extinction Level Event (The Final World Front)
continued to tour well into 1999, as they again headlined the year's Ozzfest, which was billed as their supposed final tour. The same year, a grisly
action figure was shipped out to toy stores -- complete with tiny decapitated bats.
also finally began work on the follow-up to his lackluster 1995 solo release
, which saw him joined by returning guitarist
, plus former
Faith No More
Mike Bordin
and former
Suicidal Tendencies
Infectious Grooves
Robert Trujillo
. 2001 was greeted with the news that not only was
Black Sabbath
reuniting once again for the summer's edition of Ozzfest, but that the quartet was going to enter the recording studio in the fall with producer
Rick Rubin
to work on the original lineup's first all-new album since 1978's
Never Say Die
. Unfortunately, Epic Records caught word of
's plans and stopped both a post-Ozzfest tour with
and the album itself until he finished his solo record.
fans were given the double-disc
Ozzfest: Second Stage Live
to tide them over in the meantime -- the collection included tracks from most of the bands that participated in the 2000 festival, as well as tracks from Ozzfest's inaugural 1996 lineup.
Finally, the new solo album
Down to Earth
appeared in the fall of 2001, followed by a few successful rock radio singles and a huge Christmas tour with co-headliner
Rob Zombie
. Meanwhile, inspired by an episode of MTV's
starring his family,
and the network's producers took a chance on creating a reality show based around the infamous singer. Following his family around the house for several months at the end of 2001, the end result was
The Osbournes
, one of the most successful shows in the history of the network. The show, which was equal parts documentary and sitcom, reinvented
as a befuddled father with a razor-sharp wit and a loving family. It also proved to also be a critical success, and
found himself invited to a White House dinner to promote his animal protection activism, something that only came to light after an episode of the show dedicated to the family's numerous pets. A string of compilations followed
Down to Earth
, including 2005's
Under Cover
, a collection of cover songs.
returned to the studio the following year to begin work on a new studio album. The resulting
Black Rain
arrived in May 2007, followed by his tenth studio album,
in 2010. In 2012,
reunited with most of the original
Black Sabbath
lineup to record an album of all-new material that harkened back to the heaviness of their earliest days. The album 13 was released in 2013 and
toured with
for much of the year in support of it. The next year focus returned to his solo work with the release of Memoirs of a Madman, a greatest-hits-style collection that offered standout tracks from almost every album in his body of solo work.
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TJ Hornberger's first experience running the 800 meters in an invitational was a memorable one.
The gifted runner from Lake Shore broke his second meet record of the day at Saturday's Carl J. Roesch Classic at Clarence. The 39th invitational drew a field of 24 teams under perfect running conditions.
Hornberger was named MVP after breaking meet and school records in the 800 and 1,600. He typically runs the 1,600 and 3,200 at big meets, but on this day decided to give the 800 a try.
His 800 time of 1:54.50 broke the previous record of 1:54.6 held since 1999 by Doug Johnston of Clarence. He ran a 4:15.82 in the 1,600 to eclipse the 1994 time of 4:18.8 by Ron Pascucci of West Seneca West.
Hornberger won the 1,600 race by a 9 seconds to remain undefeated this season.
"I'm very excited about running that," said Hornberger, whose personal best indoors was 4:17. "I just felt good today, and went out and did how I felt. I wanted to go out and see what I had in the tank."
Aquinas of Section V won the team title followed by the host Red Devils. Lake Shore, which usually runs at the Ken-Ton Invitational on this weekend, placed third.
While Hornberger shined on the track, Devon Patterson of Williamsville South was the talk of the field events as he broke 60 feet in the shot at 60-0.75. He also won the discus at 157-1.
Clarence won three events on its own track thanks to Dan Huben in the 3,000 steeplechase (9:41.70), Teddy Okon in the high jump (6-foot-5) and Ryan Zielan in the pole vault (13 feet).
Andy Smigiera of West Seneca East won the 100 in 11.11 and was on the winning 400 relay along with Scott Barrett, Brandon Day and Devin Lindner.
Sweet Home made two trips to the top of the awards podium as Jeff Hart took the 200 in 22.35 and Tyvon Rivers won the 110 hurdles in 14.86.
• Jenn Thill of Lancaster and Terionna Ware of Sweet Home earned MVPs at the 30th annual WNY Girls Classic at Lancaster. The event drew 19 teams.
Thill was named field events MVP after clearing 11- 6 inches in the pole vault and Ware of Sweet Home was the running events MVP after she won the 200 and was on the winning 4x100 relay.
Double winners were Emily Irish-Ryan of Amherst (100 and 400 hurdles), junior Jaskiran Dhaliwall of Grand Island (shot put and discus) and McKyla Brooks of Frontier (long and the triple).
A field of 79 teams will compete for titles in six classes when the Section VI baseball tournament begins next week. The seedings were announced on Saturday. All classes will play pre-quarterfinals games on Monday.
Earning top seeds were: Clarence (Class AA), Williamsville South (A), Tonawanda (B-1), City Honors (B-2), Middle College (C) and Clymer (D). See brackets on Page B-11.
Last year's champions were Lancaster (Class AA), Grand Island (A-1), Albion (A-2), Dunkirk (B-1), Fredonia (B-2), Frewsburg (C) and Pine Valley (D).
The better seed will host all pre-quarterfinal, quarterfinal and semifinal games. The finals in Class AA, A, B-1 and B-2 will be at either Orchard Park, Gowanda, Sal Maglie or Lew-Port, defending on who the finalists are. Class C and D will crown its champions at Diethrick Park in Jamestown.
• A trip to Baldwinsville paid off with two wins for St. Joe's. Jared Baldinelli had three hits and Nick Courtney drove in two runs as the Marauders beat state-ranked Binghamton, 13-3. In the other contest, Matt Ruggiero and Donny Kilian drove in two runs on two hits each in a 9-4 win over the Section III hosts.
Class B-1: Sam Burton's walk-off single scored Caryn Duman with the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning as Maryvale edged East Aurora, 3-2. Duman got the win, striking out nine with no walks. The Flyers (9-7) travel to Alden on Tuesday.
Carly Nasca fanned 16 and Sabrina Kraska drove in three runs in Eden's 8-0 win over Springville.
Joyce Bomasuto pitched a two-hitter and Lacey Clark had a pair of hits as Dunkirk eliminated Medina, 4-1.
Haley Panek's 17 strikeouts capped a one-hitter and Kathy Odrobina pounded out four hits as Alden blanked Tonawanda, 9-0.
Melissa Stewart went the distance, fanned eight, and helped herself with two hits as Lackawanna shut out Albion, 9-0. Julie Friend scored three times for the Steelers.
Class B-2: Southwestern scored a lone run in the first inning and beat Gowanda, 1-0. Summer Borysoff provided all the offense the Trojans would need when she knocked in Shelby Lunz in her team's first at-bat. Both teams had plenty of chances to score as Southwestern loaded the bases in the second and third innings and Gowanda loaded them in the third and sixth.
Erin Hufford knocked in Samantha Schultz with the go-ahead run in the second inning as JFK defeated Wilson, 2-1. Kayla Williams pitched a three-hitter as the Bears earned a trip to Fredonia on Tuesday.
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U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said North Korea must face consequences for sinking a South Korean warship.
Speaking in Tokyo Friday, Clinton said America, Japan, South Korea and China will respond to the finding that North Korea killed 46 South Korean sailors.
She said it was "important to send a clear message to North Korea that provocative actions have consequences," even though discussing the next step or action in response was "premature."
"The evidence is overwhelming and condemning. The torpedo that sunk the Cheonan...was fired by a North Korean submarine," she told reporters.
The White House called it an unspeakable act of aggression.
"We certainly support the findings of the South Korean investigation," Secretary of Defense Robert Gates. "The attack was against one of their ships and naturally they would have the lead in determining the path forward."
North Korea has called the investigation a fabrication.
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I've visited Washington DC several times as a kid and now, I work there. Something that always struck me as fascinating was that there were/are no tall buildings in the city. So, I was curious and decided to look it up!
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If you go by pure height, the tallest structure is the Washington Monument at 555 feet. However, I wouldn't really consider that a "building", would you? It's just more of a landmark to me.
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If you look at structures that have successive habitable floors (which means you can move around a little), the tallest building is the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception (phew). The building is also the largest Catholic Church in America. It "towers" 329 feet into the air. For comparison, the tallest building in the US is the
Sears Willis Tower in Chicago which stands 1,451 feet. So, why are the buildings so short in Washington DC?
Heights of Buildings Act of 1910
Hop in the way back machine and let me take you to the late 1800's. After the construction of the Cairo Hotel in 1894 (164 feet!), Congress felt it necessary to limit the height of the buildings in the city with the Heights of Buildings Act. There are several conspiracy theories out there as to why this Act was put in place. People say it was to ensure that the Washington Monument remained the tallest structure while others claim it was so you could still see the Capital from several locations throughout the city. However, most say it was just to limit the height of buildings so the city could be low key, sort of like Paris.
The law itself is still in affect today and is debated frequently. Basically, it limits the height of the building to the width of the adjacent street plus 20 feet (oh you lawmakers!). So, a building facing a 100 foot wide street can be up to 120 feet tall.
Does the Law Cause a Higher Cost of Living?
This question gets brought up quite frequently. Since the law limits the size of residential buildings such as apartments and condos, it also limits the amount of space to fit residents (hence it being a large commuting city). People argue that if they just lift this "ban", the surrounding area around the city would be less congested. If you've ever been stuck in traffic on the beltway, you know what I mean!
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Excerpts from reader commentary on News stories and staffers' online blog postings last week. Online comments come from registered users, but comments to the blogs can be posted under pen names.
Bucky Gleason: In response to a column about Bruins winger and former boxer MilanLucic's eagerness to play the Sabres after having taken a shot against goalie Ryan Miller, Chris Cherico of St. Louis, Mo., posted:
Fire Ruff and Regier? This team is in first place and it's not even Thanksgiving. Thank God you idiots aren't running this team.
We are either being EXTREMELY coy and will retaliate appropriately or will do nothing. Based on what we've said over the past two weeks I'm afraid it might be the latter.
If someone is going to stand up on this team I think it is Cody McCormick -- hands down. Let's not forget that last year, he won over a lot of teammates by fighting Lucic in Boston when he was dead tired coming off a long shift. He still dropped the gloves, still manned up. I guess we'll see what happens.
Don Manuszewski of Cibolo, Texas, complained:
My only regret of the Pegula era is that it didn't start one summer earlier, when Chicago was having their "fire sale." Sure would be nice if Regier had gotten in on [Dustin Ray] Byfuglien. But that didn't happen. I see Lucic taking a couple of crappy penalties tonight due to his "expecting" something that's probably not coming.
Personally, I'd just like to see the Sabres not get pushed around by the rest of the Bruins. One guy won't beat them, as a team they need a bit more push-back.
Mail shortage: Following an article by News reporters Jerry Zremski and Deidre Williams on the struggles of the U.S. Postal Service, Don Nowak of West Valley opined:
Downsizing, consolidation and service reductions are inevitable as a result of the online technology revolution of the past 30 years. The existing structure and employment level of the Postal Service cannot be maintained any more than than that of the buggy and buggy-whip manufacturers after the advent of the automobile.
A viable Postal Service remains a necessity, but it will need a radically different business model to survive. Congress can continue to be an obstacle to reform, but even it has no stomach for absorbing the sea of red ink. The postmaster has proposed changes to make the system viable, but it remains to be seen if those changes will be enough.
Deer Hunter: An article by News staff reporter T.J. Pignataro on deer hunters' chance to use rifles across the Southern Tier and in Wyoming County brought this response from Michael Ruth of Buffalo:
I live in Chautauqua County and expressed concern to my wife about the lifted rifle restriction. I am a hunter and a rifleman, having taken game at distances over 400 yards and targets over 1,000 yards. My concern is not the weapon in the hands of someone who is trained to use it and is comfortable with it, but in the hands of someone who is trained but a little out of practice due to lack of use because of the restrictions. Anyone who shoots will tell you that practice and training are the key. Should the unfortunate, albeit isolated, incident involving the school bus supply sufficient reason to restrict rifles? No. It should be a warning to hunters who may be a little rusty with a rifle: get in some range time and watch your trajectories.
Tribute to a hero: News staff reporter Lou Michel's article on war hero Richard D. Duerr brought this note of appreciation from Patrick Dolan of Clarence Center:
Mr. Duerr, thank you for supporting our country. Your article reminded me of my father, who was also a ball turret gunner, on a B-24. He never talked much about his time serving in World War II. I do recall as clear as the day is long his response to my question, "how did you get to become a ball turret gunner." He said, "son, it was because I was one of the few who could fit down there." Thanks for sharing your story and reminding me of my dad and his time he spent supporting our country.


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Samsung might include Siri-like voice recognition service in the next version of its bada OS
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1. andro. (Posts: 1998; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
Samsung already has used siri like software in phones currently on sale in the shape of vlingo virtual assistant which comes pre installed on the galaxy s2. Also android users have been able to use siri comparable features in their phones for nearly a year and a half now in the shape of google voice actions and several others like voice actions app. it makes sense that samsung would want similar in their bada.
Of course now that apple is doing something similar by taking all already free app from their market,making it an iphone 4s exclusive to make the phone try seem like any bit of an update and then release statements that siri won't be available in many many countries for some quite some times,this of course changes everything again again
14. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
Hmm oh Samsung and android have had this all along? That's weird why does Samsung plan to include it in the future?
There was also an article that google wants to add a Siri like service to android in the future. Are these articles mistakes? Why would they add somehing they already have.
17. Yeeee (Posts: 190; Member since: 02 Aug 2011)
Its an app instead of being integrated into the phone. Stop acting like a smart ass cuz your not
20. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
So why do android fans claim android has this already. I didn't know apps were part of the OS as long as its android OS.
Backpedal time
30. andro. (Posts: 1998; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
if you had read propely taco islave you'd have noticed it says seeing as android and wp7 already have these features samsung wants to bring it to bada. If you actually have any industry knowledge you'd have seen that htc and samsung phones from feb of this year have voice search assistant etc already pre installed either through vlingo or google,but these were readily and fully available for android users from the market for over a year.
Samsung certainly won't need to use an year old feature to try con users into thinking the galaxy s3 for example will be revolutionary like apple has to the dumb dumbs islaves with iphone 4 (s)ame
18. Cyd07 (Posts: 83; Member since: 03 Oct 2011)
Nobody seems to understand what the difference is, between vocal comands and natural language recognition...
I really hope Android and WP7 will have a system as efficient as Siri soon... I like the principle, even if I don't really like the Iphone (too small...)
21. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
besides a slicker name, the only difference is siri is made to recognize multiple commands for the same thing while android's older system only recognizes exact phrases.
24. ardent1 (Posts: 2000; Member since: 16 Apr 2011)
You mean like the time remixfa tried to educate people on gross margins and operating margins but remixfa didn't even know where RD expenses belonged to? So remixfa continued to make stuff up. You wonder why remixfa is the village idiot of phonearena.com.
26. E.N. (Posts: 2610; Member since: 25 Jan 2009)
everyone knows it but him, and certain phonearena writers
32. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
Yea remix really is clueless to how dumb he comes off. He's consistantly totally incorrect and won't own up to it. Not sure what Michael H's deal is that he thinks remix is objective, but then again he is an android fanboy himself.
33. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
thats amazing that 3 of the biggest and most biased idiots on the site think that IM dumb. Something tells me that most of the site would dissagree and say its the other way around... no matter which "side of the fence" they agree on.
Ardent, you really are one angry lil thing? Are you very short? Napoleon complex?
35. choupino (Posts: 69; Member since: 28 May 2011)
Taco50 you seem very silly, so I'll give you a little history lesson. SIRI was not a feature of iOS originally. IT WAS AND IS AN APP!!!
In 2010 Siri was an app available for free on the app store... I know because I had it. Several months later, Apple liked the functionality and went and purchased the developer outright. They kept it under wraps and used this APPLICATION to weave into it's "revolutionary" new device.
After Apple announced the iPhone 4S and SIRI combo, they pulled SIRI from the app store and shut down those of us that had been using it for a year and a half. Does that sound fair?
IT IS PRACTICALLY BLOATWARE, as it is not a true part of the OS but just an application that feeds off of the OS. If ANDROID purchased the company, it would be the same and work the same on ANDROID devices... Only difference is that ANDROID would have been upfront about what it is and that is an APPLICATION.
2. Medel (Posts: 84; Member since: 31 May 2011)
omfg... voice recognition?! it will be peter's voice. :)
6. iankellogg (Posts: 155; Member since: 15 Jun 2011)
I miss peter, I haven't seen him post in a while.
19. Yeeee (Posts: 190; Member since: 02 Aug 2011)
Alright go find him on another website and tell him if he stops being annoying he can come back. Even People who like android or ios arent as bad as him
3. iSee (unregistered)
I see what you did there PhoneArena!
Siri-like ... it sounds that Apple invented the voice recognition technology!
4. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
im just waiting for all the idiots to jump in here and go "see, samsung is copying again" while they dont realize that android has had voice commands for years.
siri is just an app that was bought out by apple.. they didnt invent it, nor was it the first or anything else.. lol
Its not "siri like"... its called "android like"
8. nickjjay (Posts: 79; Member since: 10 Oct 2011)
Thank you. Apple gets way too much credit for things it didn't invent.
15. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
Then why do they want to add Siri like service?
22. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
point.. set.. match.
Thanks for being the exact idiot i was talking about. lol
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31. andro. (Posts: 1998; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
the funny thing with islaves they really do not have the awareness to know how stupid they are....its like asking a turtle to think any other way than a turtle
37. E.N. (Posts: 2610; Member since: 25 Jan 2009)
well I wouldn't have said copying because anyone manufacturer is allowed to update any of their features when ever they want. I would have said "closely following." I mean Samsung announces its BBM-like service soon after iPhone's iMessage and now this with Siri-like voice recognition.
I don't want to make any assumptions but I feel like Samsung is watching Apple's ass a little too much/closely. I feel like they have a team for looking at what the competition offers (which I'm sure ever manufacturer has), but another team on the side that's twice as big specifically for Apple.
38. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
small difference,
did SAMSUNG say "BBM like"
or did
Phone Arena say "BBM like".
somehow, i dont think its in the actual samsung announcement transcripts,
just like i dont think they said "and now we will add a siri like command system to BADA!!"
phone arena said that to get idiots that think that samsung actually said that and is basically saying they are copying... to come and post and start crap..
thanks you iDiots for complying. :)
36. choupino (Posts: 69; Member since: 28 May 2011)
YOU ARE BRAINWASHED. Does your Mommy know that you're on the computer this late Taco50???
25. ardent1 (Posts: 2000; Member since: 16 Apr 2011)
Like the village idiot remixfa trying to show off how he thinks he knows everything like US GAAP, Reg SX, basic accounting principles, etc.
34. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
are you still thumbing yourself up all the time? lolol your so sad.
7. LoT (unregistered)
i have a samsung wave and installed 2.0 leaked rom. It has vilingo integrated in the OS. it works pretty fine. I am not a native english speaker so my accent in english is very bad but still it recognize my voice correctly. I am just saying that it is very good. and i am not compairing it with any other software i am just saying it is a good software.
And yes having a WAVE doesnt mean i am a fanboy or something. So please dont treat me like peter. just kidding...
9. iosmaster (Posts: 115; Member since: 06 Jul 2011)
Yeah ofcouse Vlingo has long time, I had it on my old Nokia N95 it's is old also on AppStore I used Siri before it was bought by Apple and it doesn't come close to what it is today; Integrated with iPhone 4S. And there had been tons on Apps that have the speech to text option on iPhone, go Google it, Apple bought Siri because they saw something more complex, just like an AI; Just go watch videos and remember it is Beta for now, yes you androids will understand Beta, I mean android it's a eternal BETA!!!!!
10. arcq12 (Posts: 733; Member since: 13 Oct 2011)
You don't know what you are talking about. I've used both iOS and Android and I found Android to be more complex. In the world of mobile OSs, complexity means more capabilities. Apple's new features are already around for years, they are catching up with the technology and competition. I understand they make things better but STILL, they aren't new at all.
11. andro. (Posts: 1998; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
yes islave believe the apple pr machine like a good puppet,this changes everything again,never before has there been an app like siri,you love apple......you want to give them money......
12. iosmaster (Posts: 115; Member since: 06 Jul 2011)
Lol u little crazies one just remember complexity never drives u to next step, it's simplification just watch the world right now, old school geeks may love complexity but ain't productiv at all. Siri on iPhone 4s it's simplify yet robust, more than any other device out there, and yes Siri did existed long time ago u u brained washed droid, told u to Google it.
13. Striker (unregistered)
Hahahah, what a surprise, Samsung! Always second, always copying, never the best...this is so true for every manufacturer from Asia.
16. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
Soon it won't matter anyway. Apple is swinging the BAN HAMMER!
23. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
remember that whole antenna patent thing that samsung seeminly has apple by the cahones with?? Better hope the banhammer doesnt come back to hit you. lawsuits are a 2 way street. Instead of hoping for mass destruction on both sides, u should be hoping for a truce so we can all get back to just enjoying our devices. If samsung wins, it affects every iDevice, not just one or 2 out of a dozen.
28. GeorgeWashington117 (unregistered)
Taco - 1% evil, 99% hot gas
29. 530gemini (Posts: 2198; Member since: 09 Sep 2010)
Wow, Samsung is going to include a Siri-like app into their bada phones. But of course they've had it like forever :)
39. Kease (Posts: 36; Member since: 30 Sep 2011)
Yeah, it would be nice to be able to use a voice recognition service to tel me what the weather is instead of a weather widget...wait a minute! I phone doesn't have widgets! Well at least it can tell nee my appointments instead of having a widget on my home scree...um, tell me the time..., um . Be my friend? Yeah, a widget can't be my friend.


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Falkland Islands wolf-like canine Warrah pre-dates human occupation
Bones found on West Falkland in 2010 by a boy then aged thirteen, which were subsequently kept for a while in the bottom of his grandmother's wardrobe, may have narrowed down the search for an answer to a mystery which puzzled Charles Darwin when he visited the Falkland Islands in 1837.
The bones, parts of three separate skulls, which were discovered on his parents' farm by young Dale Evans, have been identified as belonging to the Warrah (Dusicyon antarcticus-australis) a wolf-like canine which once inhabited the Islands in great numbers but became extinct when the last one was shot in 1876.
Some stuffed examples of the animal survive in a few European museums, together with some skulls and other bones. These museum specimens show clearly that the Warrah was significantly different from any animal found in South America, but fail to answer the question about its origin posed by Darwin and by countless others since, because they belonged to animals that had been killed in the 19th Century.
Dale Evans' find is remarkable because the bones he found in a dried up pond are the only ones in existence that belong to animals that apparently died naturally. Even more remarkable, carbon dating carried out in a leading forensic laboratory in the United States, places the one fragment from which a reading could be obtained at 1,000 years old.
The extermination of the Warrah, which was seen as posing a threat to the newly introduced sheep on the Falklands, was easy due to the animal's apparent total lack of fear of humans. Charles Darwin reported that the gauchos with whom he made some excursions around the Islands told him that they would kill Warrahs by holding a piece of meat in one hand to attract the animal and a knife in the other with which to kill it.
There have been countless theories about how the Warrah arrived in the Falklands. Their readiness to approach man led to a common belief that this animal, the only endemic quadruped in the Falklands, might be descended from the semi-domesticated dogs belonging to the Yahgan indians who lived on the coast of the South American continent over three hundred miles away and might have been brought to the Islands in their canoes, though there is no concrete evidence of this ever happening. Other theories suggest their arrival on floating vegetation or maybe ice floes, though the lack of a similar animal on the mainland from which they are supposed to have come does tend to weaken these arguments.
While questions about the Warrah's origin still remain, Dale Evans' find and the subsequent discovery that the animal was present on the Falkland Islands at least seven centuries before the recorded arrival of man, does narrow down the historical focus considerably.
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I have been using the double cleansing method with precleanse for several months, and love it. As someone who wears makeup almost every day, I love using precleanse then my regular cleanser (usually essential cleansing solution) to make sure all the makeup, dirt, and grime is off my face at the end of the day. This removes the majority of my makeup, sometimes I just need to use a little bit of lotion or makeup remover on my eyes afterward because I wear a lot of eyeliner and mascara. Also, I have really dry skin, and sometimes my face feels a little more tight with the double cleansing method, but I know it's only because it's squeaky clean. Plus, my skin is super sensitive and this doesn't irritate it at all. It's a must have and I will probably use it forever!
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After a thorough massage with this, my skin feels really good!
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This is a wonderful product. For years I thought it was a superfluous upsell and I ignored it. But after getting a free sample, I was totally schooled by Dermalogica. I love the feel and fragrance of it. Before trying it I would clean my face twice with the cleanser and was very happy with the way my skin felt and looked. Now with the preclense and cleanser I get the same results plus my skin feels softer and the fragrance perks me up.
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This product is wonderful for removing water-resitant sunscreen.
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I have used this, along with many other dermalogica products. whenever i have stopped using dermalogica, for whatever reason, my skin suffers badly. The bottle used to have a pour cap, which was much better. With this new design, the despenser leaks and spurts out, meaning waste of product. I thought it was a one off problem, had the bottle replaced, the new one did the same thing. Turns out my mums does the same. We are both extremely upset and have even considered switching to an entirely different skincare brand, unless the design flaw is fixed.
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This product smells so great! I use it in the morning just to invigorate me and pep up my mood.
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I can't believe I went so long without knowing about this! For years i would use so much cleasing product every night trying to get all of my make off. But this precleanse melts my eye make and everything else like magic. I need only a little gel cleanser to get my face super clean. Love this product!
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My skin is normal, not oily, not dry.
This one made my skin super super oily so after using this for two weeks, I suffered with acne and breaks out. Thanks a lot.
So first of all it DID NOT CLEAN ANY MASCARA OR MAKE UP at all, all of that was all over my face. Even soap make better cleanser.
3. You need a big amount to make it work a bit, but the bottle is too small...
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That funky, oily, thick, toughness that your skin builds during a long day is melted away in seconds with this product. Smells pleasantly of lemongrass, doesn't burn the eyes, and left my skin feeling free.
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I have had problems with my skin ever since I can remember (I have combination skin + stubborn blackheads) and have spent more than I care to admit on 'fast fixes' and every product imaginable. I've been using this product for only a week but my skin looks and feels amazing. My blackheads are significantly smaller and my skin is so soft.
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Q:Does the prcleanse have to followed by a dermalogica cleansing product?: I don't use the daily microfoliant every day, would you say this product only works well if you use it in conjunction with a dermalogica product, or would you recommend even if you used a different cleanser after, like clearasil or something.
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A:This is not a deep cleansing system. I have asked the same question. My esthetician suggested using this prior to cleansing, but that it is not a cleanser in and of itself. You will want to follow up with a deep cleansing solution of some sort. I recommend the Essential Cleansing Gel or the MediBac Cleansing Gel.


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Kribs are small, colorful cichlids that have become a staple of the hobby. These inexpensive and readily available fish are known as "kribs" because they were originally imported as Pelmatochromis kribensis. They may be familiar — but that doesn't mean they're particularly easy.
Kribs come from west Africa, particularly the freshwater rivers and streams around the Niger Delta. Although sometimes found in slightly brackish water, they are far less typical of estuarine habitats than Tilapia and Hemichromis. In fact, neutral, moderately hard water is ideal, particularly for breeding purposes.
They are bottom-dwelling fish that live among sunken wood and dense stands of aquatic vegetation, holding territories of about 2 square feet. In the aquarium, a single pair can rear a brood quite nicely in a 20-gallon tank planted with clumps of Java moss and Java fern. In terms of decoration, kribs take to hollow structures, such as caves, where they can set up their home. A sandy substrate also helps, allowing the kribs to root about in a natural way, sifting out morsels of food by shoveling sand across their gill rakers.
They are omnivorous cichlids, eating both plant and animal matter. Algae and decaying vegetation are important components of their diet in the wild and shouldn't be overlooked in the aquarium. A Spirulina-based flake food would make an ideal staple, supplemented with small invertebrates (e.g., bloodworms) and live foods (e.g., Daphnia, brine shrimp).
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Inoffensive midwater fish, such as small barbs and platies, can also be kept with kribs without problems. Midwater fish may serve a purpose as "target fish" by encouraging the pair to strengthen their bond as they cooperate in defending the nest. Aggression toward harmless fish (such as small barbs) is limited to shooing them away, and in a tank with plenty of space, no harm will be done.
Bottom-dwelling species, however, will be viewed by the kribs as potential threats and treated accordingly. Corydoras and small cichlids, such as Apistogramma, are likely to be attacked viciously and persistently, and these should not be kept with kribs. Plecos and Synodontis are largely krib-proof, but these armored catfish will readily eat any eggs or fry, so think twice before placing them in the tank.
The size and shape of the unpaired fins are the best characters for sexing kribs. Male kribs are larger (up to 3.5 inches) and have pointed fins, whereas females are smaller (3 inches), more rotund and have shorter fins. The two sexes display essentially similar coloration, but in males the colors are much less intense than those on the female. Both sexes have a purple patch on the belly, but on the male this is rather faint, whereas on the female it is very vivid, especially when spawning.
Similarly, both sexes have chocolate brown and golden bands running longitudinally along the top half of the body, but on the female these are much clearer and dramatic than those on the male. Often (but certainly not always), the male has several gold-edged eyespots on the tail and dorsal fins, whereas the female may have only one or two on the dorsal fin. But this characteristic is not at all reliable, with many fish of both sexes lacking these eyespots altogether. Both sexes sport eyespots on the gill covers, but those of the male are usually more distinct.
Breeding kribs is often described as a "just add water" sort of thing, but there is a bit more to it. The ratio of males to females in the brood is known to be pH sensitive, and only at pH 7.0 will approximately equal numbers of both sexes be produced. More alkaline water results in more males, and more acidic water means more females. It is possible (and actually quite common) for broods to contain almost entirely a single sex. Obviously, such skewed populations of fry are undesirable, and if your tap water is significantly more alkaline or acidic than pH 7.0, careful use of pH-altering buffering agents will be essential. Because kribs can't be sexed until they're two to three months old, it's critically important to get the right pH in the spawning tank, because you'll already have invested weeks of work in the fry before you know if you got the desired balance of males and females.
Water temperature is also important. Kribs can be maintained easily at around 75 degrees Fahrenheit, but raising the temperature to 78 to 80 will encourage them to spawn more readily. As always, be aware that warmer water contains less oxygen, so avoid overstocking, and if necessary, provide some extra aeration.
As with most other fish, even if water conditions are perfect, the prospective parents need to be "convinced" it's time to spawn. Raising the temperature and then providing them with a rich diet should do the trick. Good conditioning foods include Daphnia, bloodworms, mosquito larvae and brine shrimp. These foods also help them put on a little fat, which will come in useful when they are caring for their offspring, during which time the female especially will eat less often than normal. The fish also need somewhere to spawn. Wild kribs dig burrows underneath logs or stones, but in aquariums they will accept almost any hollow ornament. Halved coconut shells and small flowerpots work particularly well.
The female initiates spawning by holding herself in an S-shape, pushing her belly against the male's snout, and then vibrating her body and fins rapidly. She will repeat this many times over several days. They will also explore potential nesting sites together. During this time, they will become notably more intolerant of any other bottom-dwelling fish, acting in concert to drive off potential threats (and in the process further strengthening their bond).
Often the first indication that spawning has occurred is that the female suddenly disappears. She stays inside the cave guarding the eggs, while the male is left outside to patrol the territory. She will clean the eggs and remove any fungused ones. Brood sizes vary widely from as few as 30 eggs to as many as 300 in some instances. Hatching takes about two days, and the fry become free-swimming about five days after that.
At first, the female remains in sole charge of the baby kribs. She exhibits behaviors that can be observed in mouthbrooding cichlids, as well — in particular, a predisposition to collect straying offspring with her mouth and then spitting them back into the group where she can keep an eye on them. If alarmed, she will shake her head from side to side, and the fry will stop moving and sink to the bottom of the tank. After a while, it becomes more difficult for her to look after the fry on her own, and within a few days of the fry becoming free-swimming, the male will sometimes be left in charge of them while the female goes off to feed. An elegant adjunct to this behavior is that the "off-duty" parent doesn't entirely neglect the brood, and if the parents feel threatened, one of the fish — usually the father — will swim ostentatiously in the open, presumably hoping to draw the attention of any potential predator away from the fry.
Kribs are almost always excellent parents. All the aquarist needs to do is ensure there is a steady supply of food and perform regular water changes to maintain good water quality. Powdered and liquid fry foods work exceptionally well with kribs. This alone makes kribs one of the best egglaying species for the newcomer to the fish-breeding aspect of the hobby.
Baby kribs also eat algae and microorganisms they find in the tank. The parents lead and herd them about, especially favoring tangles of Java moss where crumbs of food are easily found. The parents will also chew up large bits of food and spit out a cloud of finer particles that the baby fish can eat more easily.
The fry grow rapidly, and within three to four weeks, they will be able to handle crumbled flake and small frozen foods, such as bloodworms. After six weeks, the fry can be safely moved to another tank for growing out. Sex determination can be made at about 3 months of age, and kribs are sexually mature within eight months.
Kribs comfortably hold their place as one of the world's most popular aquarium fish, thanks to their excellent balance of bright colors, small size and willingness to breed. They have plenty to offer anyone seeking an engaging and not-too-complicated introduction to the rewarding worlds of fish breeding and cichlid behavior.
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So far, the Army investigation has uncovered 211 cases where remains were either mishandled, mis-identified, left in unmarked graves, or buried improperly.
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I have the V1 and love it, but have to admit that despite its small size, I sometimes want something a little more pocketable. I was thinking about the Sony RX100ii, but was wondering about its AF speed and macro ability. Does anybody have experience with both cameras and can give me a comparison of these features?
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Going back and forth from toggle zoom to lens twist and the controls being so different is tough getting used to. I had no issues swapping between my RX1 and RX100. The appeal of a small capable camera like RX100 is great if you enjoy always carrying a quality camera with you. Perhaps an alternative is just a better mobile phone camera also. the RX100m2 is overpriced IMO so if you aren't going to use the tilt screen and hotshoe I would recommend the first version.
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Thanks for sharing your experiences with these cameras. The price is what is holding me back from ordering the Sony, but you are right, perhaps the ealier model might be a good option. -Amy
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Thanks for sharing your experiences with these cameras. The price is what is holding me back from ordering the Sony, but you are right, perhaps the ealier model might be a good option. -Amy
You could also look at the new Panasonic GM1, the smallest M43 camera.
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