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When I was young, Super Bowl Sunday was our family's turn to have everyone over. Thanksgiving was at Grandmom Johnson's because she had the monstrous dining room. Christmas was at Aunt Mary's because she had the basement where it was easier to corral us kids. But Super Bowl Sunday was at our house because my father made clam chowder.
While early morning televangelists suggested we all simply love one another, and sportscasters were predicting slaughter, hate, and pain, my dad was in the kitchen meticulously chopping onions, slicing tomatoes, and dicing peppers.
Then he would pull the clam knife with his initials carved into the handle out from the drawer and wield it like an expert swordsman, opening fist-sized chowder clams with a single thrust. My dad taught me the skill of opening clams, but I could never do it as expertly and gracefully as he could.
The chowder was from a recipe that had been passed down to my dad from his dad, and who knows just how far back it went. It looked like a Manhattan clam chowder, but it was uniquely South Jersey, something about the spices and the secret ingredient, as my dad called it, that made it different from the Manhattan.
Right before game time as the family gathered around the television, some relative would devise a betting pool that was so intricate that I wondered if that knowledge were used in real life, we'd all be millionaires.
In my parents bedroom, the kids were set up with snacks of their own and a video cassette of Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. I remember being torn between the two rooms, wanting to be with the grownups yelling at the game, and wanting to eat cheese poofs, tease my younger cousins, and hand with the Oompa Loompas.
Once while I was in the kids room, I heard the crowd in the living room cheer and shout excitedly. I ran into the room to catch the instant replay. I asked one of my older cousins what had happened. "This big bottle of beer ran onto the field and pushed through the little beers for a touchdown," he said joyously.
The first half ended rather soberly, unlike many of the spectators. It appeared that this particular year, the game we had all anticipated was turning out to be one-sided, dull, and unexciting. At least we had the chowder.
By the second half, the living room was nearly empty. Only the diehards and an uncle who fell asleep in the recliner with his belt buckle undone remained. Most gathered around the kitchen table while a few others took their bowls of chowder in to my parents' room to watch the movie with the kids.
Once again the struggle for championship of the NFL is prefaced with so much hype that we can only hope that the game will be just as memorable as the advertising that supports it.
My dad has been gone for over twenty years now, and I'm left to make clam chowder on my own. I have his recipe on a three by five card, written in his handwriting. So I'll slice and dice early in the morning, then sit down at game time with a piping bowl and a drink.
I'll have an old favorite movie by my side, just in case.


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Yesterday, Fred Robbins spoke on his blog for the first time in 3 weeks. If you read #98's comments this season, he has been open about plenty of stuff… not the usual Eli Manning platitudes.
Why is Fred Robbins so important? If you have to ask that, (1) welcome to the blog world, where we explain stuff like that (2) you probably have not been following the gmen that closely.
Robbins is one of the keys to the game on Sunday. Since he is good on run defense, and since the Eagles can't run the ball well, we know and expect the Eagles to be passing a lot. It is imperative to get the push up the middle on McNabb so that he (a) cannot step into the pocket on his throws (b) cannot step up to avoid the pass rush AND (c) cannot buy time for his dumpoff/checkdown/flare to the RB/TE. "Critical," says Wonder. Agreed.
Now let's listen to what Robbins had to say:
We can't make mistakes against a team like Philly. They're hot and they've really been claiming the line of scrimmage, so it's going to be a typical Giants-Philly game and could come down to who has the ball last.
A lot of people have been saying that we could be rusty after a couple weeks off, but I don't think so. We got in a lot of good work this week and last week. We haven't relaxed, or taken the foot off the gas pedal. It's playoff time! There's no tomorrow and no get 'em next week. Each play really counts, and if you lose you have to wait a whole year to play again.
We've worked too hard for this to be the end of our season. We're still hungry.
I didn't take the day off against Minnesota even though I've been banged up because it could have been tough to get back in the groove going into the playoffs after not playing for 3 or 4 weeks. I wanted to sharpen my technique.
My shoulder is feeling healthy, about 95 percent. I'm finally able to do the things I was able to do at the start of the season, and I'm ready to pick up where I left off before I hurt my hands and my shoulder.
When we played Philly last time I had missed the week before with the shoulder injury and I think I rushed back too soon. My shoulder was not healthy enough for me to have been out there playing. I didn't want to miss that game, but I wasn't able to perform up to my capabilities.
If this guy is healthy and playing to "where I left off before I hurt my hands and my shoulder," it is lights out, my friends. Robbins had 5.5 sacks in his first 6 games before he got hurt, and enabled Kiwi and Tuck to do what they do best. Watch Freddie on Sunday, because if he is getting the push, he doesn't even need the sacks (although of course they are the bonus). He just needs to push up the middle so that McNabb is disrupted with hurries/knockdowns/Tuck.
SEPARATELY: ASK WONDER. Do you have a question for Wonder on the Gmen or Eagles? On the matchups between CAR-AZ, SD-PIT, TEN-BAL? Who is the player to watch on a particular team? He'll field your questions (email or comment) with a post for Friday. Btw, nice job by Wonder early Sunday in alerting us to Minnesota's chances dropping big when Pat Williams was unable to play.

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November 7, 2007, 04:37 PM
Which is the best, 98/29 or the 96? What do I mean "best"?--Well, what criteria impresses you?
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November 7, 2007, 04:38 PM
I have to say Swedish no contest.
The Persian Mausers are nice and all, but the Swedes are near the top for quality, appearance, variations that encourage collecting, etc. You combine that with how well the Swedes shoot and the Persians don't even come close.
November 7, 2007, 04:41 PM
Happy to be the first here to cast a hearty endorsement of the Swedish Mauser. From first hand experience I can tell you that they are well made, accurate, and holding, no increasing at a fast rate, in their value.
November 7, 2007, 04:43 PM
It's something of apples and oranges. The Persian is one of the nicest '98 pattern Mausers you can get. They rarely shot them, and wore white gloves to handle them for the Peacock Throne. But the design is quite different from the Swede and the 8x57JS considerably more potent than the 6.5 Scan. The Swede is lighter in the hand and faster to cycle. It's also a bit more accurate. But the cartridge is hitting with 1,000 fewer ft. lbs.
November 7, 2007, 04:53 PM
They're both very nice implementations of their respective designs.
I like the features of the Persian Mauser (98 pattern) more; with the improved gas handling, extra lug, cock-on-open, bolt-shroud lock, etc.
I really like the caliber of the Swedes more though.
November 7, 2007, 05:02 PM
I assume the Persian Mausers you are talking about are pre WWII Mausers made by CZ.
I have handled a couple. One was in excellent condition and it was fabulous. The workmanship was excellent.
Swedish Mausers are very well built weapons, but the M1898 action is a more advanced action than the M1896. In my opinion, the M1898 action is the "best" overall bolt action ever designed. The M98 rifle has its quirks, but the action is excellent.
If I could have gotten an excellent condition Persian Mauser, I would have got one. So I guess I will just have to be happy with my excellent condition M1896
November 7, 2007, 05:54 PM
The Persian, mainly because I don't care for the caliber of the Swedish Mauser. I'm a big fan of 8mm mauser.
November 7, 2007, 06:02 PM
The one has an anatomically correct lion holding a sword etched onto it. No contest, Persian.
November 7, 2007, 06:04 PM
I have both and reload for them.
for target work the swede is the accuracy champ.
for hunting animals larger than deer go with the 8mm.for deer the 6.5 and a 140 gr nosler puts them down hard.the largest buck I ever killed was with a 1910 CG swede.bang..flop
November 7, 2007, 07:23 PM
Swede hands down
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November 7, 2007, 07:32 PM
I have had and still own both. They are different rifles. Both are very nice.
The 1896s Swedes are the best of their era. Most 1898 Persians represent the highest quality of the much stronger 98 series.
November 7, 2007, 07:32 PM
I've owned both. IMO the Persians were one of, if not the, best Model 98s made in terms of fit and finish. The Swedish M96s were one of, if not the, best Model 96s made in terms of fit and finish. There, all clear right?
Seriously though, they were both beautifully made guns, whichever caliber you prefer would be "best" for you I guess.
P.S. I sold my mint Persian and kept my 96 and 38s. :)
November 7, 2007, 07:38 PM
Swedes are nice, I've had one but just never felt fully confident of the '93 design. My '98 is customized but still a 98 and very well made. I put a nice black walnut stock on it with a crossbolt, monte carlo pad, pachmeyer butt pad and rechambered it to 8mm /06 a very nice round comparable to the 35 whalen but with higher bc for the same bullet weight.
November 7, 2007, 08:40 PM
Get both, somehow!:D They are both near the top of the surplus world and will do nothing but become even more valuable and rare over time. I only own a Persian currently but hope to add a Swede soon.
November 7, 2007, 10:29 PM
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November 8, 2007, 12:07 AM
The Swedes are beautiful ,accurate weapons- but for fit and finish, the Persians are better. And a 1895 Chilean or 1891 Argentine is better still. Understand I am not talking about anything other than appearance- wood to metal fit, polish, bluing, etc. Every single SCREW on a Loewe 1895 is polished, stamped with inspection mark, and bright fire-blued.
From a practical perspective, I would much rather have a nice swede than a beat Chilean, though. Some actually like a rough rifle-sort of proof of use in war. Each to their own!
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November 8, 2007, 07:01 AM
The BRNO Persian contract rifles are some of the finest 98s ever made. There are also some Persian-made rifles that aren't as nice.
Apples to apples:
The fit and finish of my 98/29 is as good as any of my swedes.
With proper handloads, it'll shoot with the swedes.
Apples to oranges:
The 98/29 comes in a much more powerful cartridge
The 98/29 is a much stronger action
The Swedes are chambered in a cartridge that tends to have better long range ballistics and is much more forgiving as a handloadable cartridge.
The swedes that I have had much more use and are older than the 98/29, some have been rearsenalled/rebuilt several times. My 98/29 doesn't look like it has been fired since it left the factory.
If both rifles were in front of me today and I had to pick one or the other, I'd pick the 98/29- all else is pretty much equal between the 2 rifles, but the 98/29 was made in very small numbers compared to the swedes.
November 8, 2007, 07:31 AM
Don't have a Persian but do have a Swede which looked unfired when I got it 10 years ago. Fit and finish is nice and it's a great shooter.
I don't know where mine fits in the grand scheme of Swedish Mausers; these are the markings: "Swedish Waffenfabrik Mauser" "Oberndorf A/N 1899".
If anyone knows or can direct me to some resources, I'd appreciate knowing more about this rifle's "pedigree", good, bad or indifferent. :)
November 8, 2007, 08:29 AM
November 8, 2007, 11:39 AM
Thanks, atblis. Nice site.
cracked butt
November 9, 2007, 12:13 PM
I don't know where mine fits in the grand scheme of Swedish Mausers; these are the markings: "Swedish Waffenfabrik Mauser" "Oberndorf A/N 1899".
Mauser Oberberndorf produced M96s (also M94s) under contract for Sweden between 1898 and 1900. The rifles were made from Steel supplied by Sweden as the mineral content in iron ore from Sweden produced the finest steel in the world. They usually had walnut stocks and were produced to very stringent standards. An Oberndorf M-96 is just as good as a Carl Gustav M96, in fact I prefer the Oberndorfs.
November 9, 2007, 02:04 PM
Musgrave and Persian (no made in Persian) are best ones!!! Swedish ones is some where in the horizont.
November 9, 2007, 05:11 PM
I suppose the Swede is intrinsically a bit more accurate,
but the fact that everyone notices tells me a lot must
be due to recoil.
Load the 7.92 down to 6.5 kick and you've got a horserace.
I'll take the pretty Persian.
November 9, 2007, 05:31 PM
K9American - Oberndorf is the mothership as far as Mausers are concerned. I'm still looking for a Swede built there or continue trying to talk a buddy out of his. (already have one from Carl Gustav)
November 9, 2007, 07:40 PM
The Swede is probably more fun to shoot, and you won't feel badly shooting it. The 98 is technically a superior action, and the standard of workmanship is unbeaten...but they were and in my view remain parade rifles, not service rifles in any sense of the word. The Persians are probably better, but I'd rather have Swedes.
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According to Councilman Robert Lanard, last year the office cost the city about $43,000.
"The city, right now, is in a very, very difficult financial situation. We're fighting for our financial survival, so we're looking at everything," said Lanard.
The construction office currently consists of five part-time employees who work in the office one day a week to issue construction permits, perform inspections, and generally enforce construction codes.
After the ordinance to transfer the office over to the state is passed, the DCA could be expected to take control in October, said Lanard.
State inspectors would then take over work at the office and the five part-time city employees would be let go, he said.
"The office will run at no cost to Salem," said Lanard. "The downside is that the fees for permits will go to the state. But that amount was not significant enough to justify keeping the office."
According to City Council President Karen Tuthill, the construction office accounts for over $50,000 of the city's operating budget.
Due to a lack of construction in the city in recent years, the office has not brought in enough revenue for the city to justify that cost, said Tuthill.
"We're being responsible leaders and looking forward to our 2012 budget. We've been losing money in that department for a few years now, and it's only right to make it right," said Tuthill. "We haven't been pulling in permits there, so we're not bringing in revenue."
Lanard said the city should not see a difference in service with the construction office running under the state.
The construction office is planned to continue operating one day a week under the DCA, every Thursday, he said.
Residents who cannot make it to the office on Thursday will also have the option of going to Mannington Township's construction office on Wednesday, said Lanard.
"We don't envision creating any real difficulties or hardships with this," he said.
Mannington is the only other municipality in Salem County under a similar arrangement with the DCA, according to the DCA's website.
Mannington Deputy Clerk Kathleen LaPalomento said there have been no major complaints from residents in regards to the DCA's management of their construction office in at least the past four years that she's worked for the township.
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OF ALL THE NEW artists making a name for themselves in 1992, Uptown/MCA vocalist Mary J. Blige is probably the biggest mystery.
Blige's debut album, "What's The 411?", is currently at No. 9 on the Billboard Top 200 chart. Current single "Real Love" stands atNo. 11 on this week's Billboard Hot 100.
Where did she come from? White Plains, N.Y., to be precise.
"I grew up in church and have been listening to and singing gospel since I was 7," Blige says. "When I was 17 I made a tape at this mini-recording studio in a mall." The tape found its way to Uptown, where Blige was signed in 1988.
Blige first found success with the song "You Remind Me," a track from the "Strictly Business" soundtrack. "I didn't think it was going to be that big," Blige says. "It's all been a big surprise. You know? I'm just as surprised as anyone."
She names Gladys Knight, Aretha Franklin, Otis Redding, the Staple Singles and Sam Cooke as influences. "There's so many that I still love. I still listen to old gospel more than anything. I was actually going to do a gospel song for this album, but we ran out of time."
Despite being offered several movie roles, Blige doesn't see herself moving away from music, at least not in the near future.
"I'm not really interested in anything right now, other than my singing and my music. But you never know."
MADONNA SAYS HER NEW Maverick/Warner Bros. disc "Erotica" is made essentially from the same eight-track recordings that were used to demo the songs during pre-production.
"We wanted to keep that raw sound," Madonna explains. "Usually you do the demos and then you go into a 24-track studio and do everything again, only better. We didn't want it to sound over-produced."
Madonna describes recording "In This Life," a song tribute to her friends who have died of AIDS, as "a cathartic experience." Both the disc and its accompanying book, "Sex," contain safe sex messages.
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"My confidence in acting has increased," she admits, adding "The more I do it , the more confident I feel."
Her upcoming role in "Body of Evidence," (MGM) where she stars opposite Willem Dafoe, is said to contain sex scenes that may earn the film an NC-17 rating.
While Madonna enjoys control over her music, she would like that control to extend into her acting career as well.
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"Directing is about control, acting is letting go. It would be too difficult, too much work, to do both," she says.
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WHILE MOST COUNTRY artists freely give interviews, George Strait shuns such contacts with the press.
But the country singer participated in the press junket for the release of Warner Bros.' "Pure Country," enduring what Strait termed "seemingly endless interviews" to promote the film, according to an aide-de-camp.
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The film was specifically written for Strait after a series of meetings with producer Jerry Weintraub.
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"Warner Bros. threatened to pull the advertising (for the film)," says a Warner Bros. source. "They wouldn't even let him see the dailies," the source added.
The "Pure Country" soundtrack is being driven by the disc's single "I Cross My Heart." The song, which was penned by the film's music supervisor Steve Dorff and songwriter Eric Kaz, sits at No. 9 on Billboard's country singles chart. The album has reached the No. 22 spot on the Top 200. The single is also benefiting from repeated exposures in trailers for the film.
The film's weekend release could spur additional album sales.
NATALIE COLE AND Stevie Wonder were among the spectators last Wednesday night at the Roxy when Manhattan Records Rachelle Ferrell did a showcase for the town's industry heavys.
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London may be preparing for the 2012 Olympics, but the city is starting to look more like a setup for war.
Lockdown has begun in Britain's capital, meaning anti-terrorist surface-to-air missiles now hover over some London dwellings.
"This is the tower that sticks out right above my apartment. As you can see, there's a high velocity missile battery on the roof," Londoner Brian Whelan said.
But the east London resident said the proliferation of weapons did not make him feel safe.
"It makes me feel like a target," Whelan said. "It makes me worry about what goes wrong."
The missile sites, which are scattered throughout London, are part of a $2 billion security effort to stage the games around the newly completed and furnished Olympic Village.
The United Kindom's largest warship will also do its part to guard the city. Tens of thousands of police will man the area around the London Underground, one of the world's busiest metro systems.
Despite all the security, officials found this week that they needed an extra 3,500 troops to protect athletes, onlookers, and the city's 8 million residents.
The news did not go down well in parliament.
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"Troops have always been part of the provision of the venue security and we are taking the action that ensures the confidence that the numbers will be there," British Home Secretary Theresa May said.
Meanwhile, defensive organizers are playing down the situation.
"Don't run away with the idea that this has made a dramatic difference to numbers," London 2012 Chairman Sebastian Coe said. "It hasn't. This is only about the mix of security in and around our venues and around the park."
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Originally aired on Friday, July 13.
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In recent weeks, lawyers from the NLG's San Francisco Bay Area chapter achieved two major victories for the rights of protesters faced with police brutality and unlawful repression.
The first came when the City of Oakland settled a class action lawsuit for $1.025 million. NLG members brought the suit, Spalding v. City of Oakland, on behalf of 150 people who were falsely arrested by Oakland police and Alameda County sheriff's deputies on November 5, 2010. Most of those arrested were in the streets in response to the light sentence given to white BART police officer Johannes Mehserle for the killing of Oscar Grant, a young, unarmed African American man.
The second victory occurred in early July when Oakland's city council approved a settlement for $1.17 million in another lawsuit arising from police action at protests. Guild lawyers and legal workers brought this suit, Campbell v. City of Oakland, in response to police violence against Occupy Oakland protesters in October and November 2011. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of 12 plaintiffs and challenged the use of less-lethal weapons such as lead-filled "beanbag" rounds fired from shotguns and grenades filled with teargas. (Read this description for more details on the arrests and injuries caused by police)
"We brought both lawsuits in order to stop the Oakland Police Department's dangerous and illegal repression of political protest and the city government's tolerance of repeated, pervasive police misconduct," said NLG attorney Rachel Lederman, who worked on both lawsuits.
The substantial monetary compensation for those who were falsely arrested and brutalized by the police is a success in its own right, but an even more significant victory came out of the two cases. As a part of these settlements, the Oakland Police Department (OPD) is now legally obligated to follow a crowd control policy. This policy, which already exists but lacked enforcement, outlines limits on OPD officers' use of force and their ability to make mass arrests in protest situations. The settlement allows for the court to enforce this policy for up to seven years. In addition, the Oakland Police Department and the Alameda County Sheriff's Office agreed to policies and procedures which allow people arrested at demonstrations to be processed and released in a quicker manner. Both settlements mandate that plaintiffs' and class members' arrest records be sealed and destroyed.
In doing radical legal work, our goal is not simply to secure favorable verdicts and financial settlements. Even more important is our role in fighting to create and maintain space for dissent.
These victories and the exceptional work by the NLG San Francisco Bay Area Chapter should be an inspiration to all lawyers, legal workers, and law students engaged in mass defense and other progressive legal work. It is critical that we in the NLG and other progressive legal communities continue to use creative litigation to resist any and all law enforcement tactics aimed at suppressing movements working for radical social change.
For more information on the class action lawsuit from the Oscar Grant protest on November 5, 2010, watch this video or visit the official website for the lawsuit. If you were arrested that night on 6th Avenue between 17th and 18th streets and you were not charged with a crime, you may be a class member. In order to receive a portion of the settlement, you must submit a claim form, which can be downloaded here.
Another video of police violence at Occupy Oakland can be viewed here. Additional videos from the case will be released in the near future.
Brad Thomson is a legal worker member of the NLG and is active on the Mass Defense Committee, the Military Law Task Force, and the Animal Rights Activism Committee. Brad works as a private investigator and paralegal at People's Law Office, a civil rights law firm in Chicago focused on police misconduct and criminal defense, particularly for social justice activists.


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NEWARK — Melissa Rivera spoke directly to her brother's killer today.
"You took somebody so special to us," she said before the sentencing of David Fernandez for the murder of Jose Rivera, 39, of Newark.
Superior Court Judge Jerome St. John sentenced Fernandez to 40 years in prison on counts of first degree murder, attempted murder and weapons charges.
Fernandez, who had no criminal history, received the minimum sentence for both first-degree charges — 30 years without parole for murder, and 10 years for attempted murder with no parole for eight and a half years. A three-year sentence for unlawful possession of a weapon will be served at the same time as the murder sentence, the judge said.
Emotion filled the courtroom in Essex County courthouse as the victim's sister addressed Fernandez, 30, who shot Rivera three times, killing him outside a city diner in 2007. Fernandez also shot Rivera's friend Uriel Ocasio, who attended the sentencing, three times in the chest and head.
Fernandez, dressed in a black suit, declined to speak when the judge opened the floor for statements.
The Dec. 26 incident took place after Rivera and Ocasio, both longtime bouncers at Newark clubs, barred Fernandez and another man, Jimmy Zamuz, from a Christmas party at the Centro Orensano Social Club in the city's Ironbound section earlier that night. Authorities said they believe the two men then followed Rivera and Ocasio to the Andros Diner.
"One day — it's not going to be soon — we will forgive you for taking a part of us away, but now is not the time," Rivera's sister said. Rivera was a taxi driver by day and was married, with five children.
Assistant Prosecutor Linda Childs had asked for a 50-year sentence but said today she was satisfied with the judge's ruling. Fernandez lives in Newark but is not a U.S. citizen and will be deported to Spain after serving his sentence, she said.
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The problem is "eating right" and "lifting weights" are a bit too general.
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The problem is "eating right" and "lifting weights" are a bit too general.
The weight loss part is fine at the moment, I have got my eating down, and the scale is moving.
I used to do crossfit, and will again eventually, but not at this weight as I know I will end up getting injured again.
I think for now ill leave the lifting, but try to do some body weight stuff at home. I did plan on getting kettlebells so now is prob a good time to do that too.
I am not worried about lose skin, as I do plan on getting surgery if need be, I am not bothered by that.
[URL="http://www.nerdfitness.com/blog/2013/02/28/strength-training-101/"]http://http://www.nerdfitness.com/blog/2013/02/28/strength-training-101/[/URL]. Good article with charts explaining some of what happens with low rep heavy weight vs higher rep moderate weight. Your measurements will change faster than the scale. It will also build you up to prevent injury before getting into met con or endurance work.
unfortunately many women on this forum declare and tell others: "I am getting so huge from my 100 lb deadlifts I am an absolute ogre I put on so much muscle that I have to stop even though I'm still obese/overweight/carrying around a 40 lbs weight vest it's the huge muscles I am growing that are making me too large" syndrome. And then they are told by forum members (who bemoan their own ability to attain their idealized body composition) they should just eat more food.[/QUOTE]
Please point out these women because I have not seen this phenomenon.
[QUOTE=sbhikes;1113112]Please point out these women because I have not seen this phenomenon.[/QUOTE]
I would like to see this too. Please share a few of these posts.
I know 20 years ago when I was powerlifting and speedskating I had a bulky appearance, but that was a combination of muscle with a thick layer of fat on it.
[QUOTE=benedictbrent;1121612]Many people start lifting weights because they have been told that muscle burns more calories than fat. While this is true, current research shows that the difference is not as great as once thought. If you are trying to lose weight quickly, a weight lifting routine won't make a lot of difference.[/QUOTE]
Along with this though trying to lose weight quickly isn't healthy in the first place.
Doing weight sessions with multi limb movements (dead lift, squat, clean & press, pull ups, dips) when combined with a sufficient diet will cause muscle growth. More muscle will give you a leaner looking body but won't necessarily cause weight loss. Over time you will see a definite change for the better in your body where it will fill out in to the shape your body genetically wants to be.
Try not to focus on your actual weight, rather focus on lean muscle and lower body fat.
Personally I do an intense weight lifting session 3 times a week normally with maybe 2 circuit training type sessions. The only "cardio" I do is walking or every now and then a run for an event or something.
Hope this helps
I do MRT with heavy weights, 3 times a week and MCT once or twice a week. Since I started about 7 months ago I've lost a little over a stone in weight, but have built muscle and lost a whole load of fat...so I look like I've lost way more than a stone - presumably because I have lost a stone of almost all fat.
It's hard to take focus off the scale, but I'm learning slowly. I think the lifting weights thing is to do with much more than weightloss - I feel stronger, fitter, healthier and more confident since I started and it is these things that help keep you motivated and help to get the focus off of 'weightloss'.
Lifting has also completely redefined my goals too. I used to have a goal weight - which was previously the lowest weight I had achieved as an adult, however I am now realising that I am currently the same size as I was when I was last that goal weight, however I am at this moment around a 16lbs heavier than I was. I also know that I look better now than I did then too. I still have a fairly hefty chunk of fat to lose, but as I'm also building muscle I have absolutely no idea what a new goal weight might be.
So...I think you can definitely lose fat and build muscle at the same time, and I reckon that the benefits will be beyond weightloss, but you have to let go of the attachment to the scales. If you're building muscle and losing fat then the number drops will be lower than if you were just dropping fat (although they shouldn't be substantially so).
This is topic that's been heavily on my mind the past few days so I'm glad to see there's such an active discussion underway.
I'm currently 364lbs. I've lost 25-30lbs over the past few months through eating primally and more conventional workouts - targeted weight lifting (leg day, bicep/back day, triceps/chest/shoulder day) and varied cardio but I'm drawn to primal fitness and crossfit and those things make a lot of sense to me for most people. My concern is that my weight loss requirement is so substantial that I'm not sure I can be one of those people who don't care about the scale and just focus on conditioning. Ultimately I do need to create caloric deficit over a long period of time to shed 130-150lbs. I can't wrap my head around how the 2 explosive weight workouts and a sprint session per week Mark details in the book get me there.
I'm looking for as much guidance as available.
well this week ive done a bit of kb stuff, enough to be sore. And sure enough I stayed the same this week, well 200g down, which hardly counts. So I think my theory is right. A bit frustrating as I know i need to do some decent exercise.


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A woman who claims to be a Pastafarian has launched a lawsuit to which would require the Automobile Insurance Board to allow her to wear a pirate bandana on her head for her driver's license photo.Isabelle Narayana claims to be a member of the "Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster", which describes itself on its website as made up of people who do not believe a religion requires literal belief in order to provide spiritual enlightenment.But, Narayana argues that by refusing her request to wear a bandana, the SAAQ is denying her right to practice her religion which is a violation of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.She's been unable to renew her licence since it expired in March and claims that without it she is at risk of losing her job as a Montreal blue collar worker.
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heres hoping for a speedy recovery. Do you have any beaches near you ?
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heres hoping for a speedy recovery. Do you have any beaches near you ?
Yes we have a lovely swimming beach about 3 mins drive away. I've been looking forward to getting into it, but its been a bit cold yet. Can't really have a proper swim with the kids though, cause missy just likes to paddle or cling although DS is a good swimmer, its not really safe to leave him and go off for a decent length. If I can get hubby to come along then we'll be OK, but that hardly ever happens because our work schedules don't really allow for that very often. I guess where there is a will there is a way, so I need to not make excuses and just make it happen.
[QUOTE=NZ primal Gwamma;1005339]I wore black to my daughters wedding. It was long, off the shoulder, lots of lace etc...... and long gloves - all the way up past my biceps. It was fine, and if anyone thought that it wasn't ....well its in the past. It possibly doesn't matter??? anything goes these days. In fact I was at a funeral the other day, and a guy was wearing jeans !!!! I suppose - at least he made the effort to go.....I just so don't know ???????
I have a really colourful Anna Stretton, but I would have to hide my MF arms if I wore that ?????[/QUOTE]
The first time I saw a man wear jeans to the ballet, I almost cried. It wasn't the afternoon performance where the tickets are cheap for students, etc. I don't consider myself much of a traditionalist, but when I was younger, I saved my pennies to go to the evening performances and that guy kinda pissed me off.
Don't be hiding those arms, Gwamma - you hug with those. [IMG]http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h187/ladytrue_99/huggie.gif[/IMG]
[QUOTE=Lizzielou;1006352]No planking though, I learnt that lesson already - ouch!, or kettlebell lunges. [/QUOTE]
Or just advanced planks.... think resting your shins on a stool, ottoman, something raised off the ground so that your feet/toes aren't involved :)
[QUOTE=NZ primal Gwamma;1006173]Hi LL - how did the MRI go ? breaking dawn is a lovely movie.... oh to find me a vampire !!!! or a wolf LOL[/QUOTE]
I prefer Death Valley to the teen romance angle :)
But if I had to chose,as far as the twilight movies go I'm firmly in the wolf camp.
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heres our wee goat - althou it might still be awaiting approval ?[/QUOTE]
Mmmm, mint sauce? rosemary? ;)
[QUOTE=NZ primal Gwamma;940180]Annie H and Lizzie lou, fantastic. I knew that we were a wee sub community here on MDA.
This is what I wrote way back at the start of this thread
[QUOTE=Ruthie513;1006471]Annie H and Lizzie lou, fantastic. I knew that we were a wee sub community here on MDA.[img]http://www.ryzu.info/12.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]
and you - ya prick....go and rape someone elses thread !!!!!!
Don't be hiding those arms, Gwamma - you hug with those. [IMG]http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h187/ladytrue_99/huggie.gif[/IMG][/QUOTE]
yes but no but yes but no....... you havn't seen my arms. Not the prettiest arms this side of the tasman !!!!
[QUOTE=Misabi;1006452]Mmmm, mint sauce? rosemary? ;)[/QUOTE]
Misabi, the poor wee goat. he would be so offended if he heard you saying that LOL
When he was about 1 week old I did tease DD that he would make a lovely throw rug, albeit a very small one !!!!! LOL again
Actually had goat curry last week, might try a different one this week: [url=http://3hungrytummies.blogspot.co.nz/2011/05/kari-kambing-malaysian-goat-curry.html?m=1]3 hungry tummies: Kari Kambing, Malaysian Goat Curry - "Malaysian Monday 38"[/url]
that recipe looks yummy Misabi. I could put lamb in - instead !!!!!
I need me a few good lamb recipes !!!!


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Westport Shipyard's latest model takes the builder – and its customers - to an entirely new level.
When in 1999 Westport Shipyard announced its intention to build four 130-foot production yachts per year on spec, industry pundits simply shook their heads and declared, "No way." They were wrong.
Three years ago, the company announced a similar program for 50-meter (164-foot) boats. The reactions was the same, this time with the detractor's rational being that buyers of larger yachts could not be enticed by a production-built product. Wrong again.
On February 6, 2006, Westport Hull No. 5001 was launched in Port Angeles, Washington. Called Vango (van-GOH), the boat is replacing the owner's 130 Westport of the same name, and the differences in quality, styling and finish between the two models are so striking they even the most ardent naysayers are sure to be converted.
In the world of production yacht building, design and quality are the cornerstones on which success is built. Price, while extremely important, only comes into play after the first two pieces of the foundation are in place. Company president Daryl Wakefield noted that Westport knew from Day One that the 164-footer was an ambitious project made even more so by the fact that as boats get bigger, the number of potential customers becomes smaller by a factor of two or three. Therefore, it was imperative that the new model be as close to perfect as possible, not only from a design standpoint, but from the perspective of price point as well.
The 164-foot project reunited a group that had worked successfully on an award-winning project in the early nineties. At the time, Orin Edson, who is now a majority shareholder in Westport had commissioned William Garden to draw the lines for Evviva, with styling and interior design by Donald Starkey. The boat was built by Admiral Marine, a company run at the time by Wakefield.


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Neil is a native to Wisconsin and received his BFA in painting and drawing from the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee in 2011. He is currently working towards his MFA.
Neil's paintings depict psychological narratives and conflicts derived from dreams and memory. They are meant to evoke the uncanny and to be read as absurd, yet believable scenarios. The imagery chosen is responsive to current events and global economics to comment on the uncertainty of the world we are building. He is creating sculptures of landscapes to stand alongside his paintings as well.


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World's Oldest Woman Turns 116 & Reveals the Secret to Longevity! Do you sweat the small stuff?
World's Oldest Woman Turns 116 & Reveals the Secret to Longevity
Besse Cooper, the world's oldest woman, astoundingly celebrated her birthday on Sunday -- and she had a whopping 116 candles to blow out. Just kidding. She didn't blow out that many candles. That would be dangerous. She just had three of those big number candles. But she did turn 116! And interestingly, she doesn't even live in one of those blue zones where everybody lives to 300 years old; she lives at a nursing home facility in Monroe, Georgia.
And, more interestingly, she revealed the secret to her longevity.
According to Besse, she's been around since 1896 for two reasons. She said: "I mind my own business. And I don't eat junk food."
And there you have it, guys. This adorable old lady is living proof that we have two choices in life: We can either eat fluorescent green Snow Cones and die early; or we can subsist on quinoa and wild caught Alaskan salmon and live well into our hundreds.
Or maybe not.
I actually think the fact that Besse "minds her own business" has more to do with her still being alive than her diet (though I'm sure that doesn't hurt). I'm taking that as meaning she doesn't get caught up other people's drama; she doesn't sweat the small stuff; she doesn't stress too much.
Think about how crappy you feel when you're stressed out. It's worse than being actually, physically sick (or it leads to being actually, physically sick). If we could all take a page from Besse's book and mind our own business, I bet we'd all live a lot longer, too.
Maybe not to 116, but a year or two longer than we would have.
Do you sweat the small stuff? If not, what's your secret?
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Me too :( haha
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No junk food?
I am doomed.
That's great! I'm sure her diet has allot to do with it. No "Big Gulps" in the 1800's and not TELEVISION either. So "minding your business" would be easier since that's how she grew up. Unlike people today who have media thrown at them every which way.
Quoting cleanaturalady:
No junk food?
I am doomed.
better put me on that list too
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No junk food?
I am doomed.
Happy Birthday, Besse! Interesting question... what's relevant? I can't stand clutter... is there a bill late? Really? My priorities have changed.


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At early age, all boys need to be taught a lesson where to look when talking to girls/women. Right?
From a personal project I'm working on.
Working out how I want the men to look. I think I need to get a new scanner.
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Apple iPhone 5 penciled in as next smartphone by 35% of consumers in a survey
0. phoneArena 25 Jul 2011, 13:01 posted on
A survey taken by Experian's PriceGrabber division finds that 35% of those polled plan on buying the next generation of the Apple iPhone once released; 7% of those who plan on buying the device will pick it up within the first week of its launch...
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1. McDog (unregistered)
Will the iPhone5 use Qualcomm chips?
146. Laurynas (unregistered)
Apple is designing architecture for their SoCs by itself. And answer will be no, iPhone 5 will not use Qualcomm's SoCs.
152. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
by themselves? ooooh.. you mean with samsung. Apple uses samsung chips.. generally a slightly downgraded version of their flagship chip. Their agreement doesnt end until 2012 or 13. So the iphone 6 probably wont be samsung.
154. Laurynas (unregistered)
@remixfa "Apple uses samsung chips.. generally a slightly downgraded version of their flagship chip."
You are totally wrong!
Apple's A4 and A5 SoCs are designed by Apple and Samsung is only manufacturer.
Apple's A5 and Samsung's Exynos 4210 (a.k.a. Orion) are two different SoCs.
Go and get some knowledge before starting arguing!
155. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
Apple's A4 chip was a samsung humminbird with a smaller GPU core. the A5 chip is the same thing but with the exynos. Apple rebrands them... but when you get down to core chip architecture they are 98% identical.
166. Laurynas (unregistered)
No, Samsung was only manufacturer of A5 SoC, but not a designer!
There is a rumor that Apple will cancel contract with Samsung and will buy TSMC manufacturing services. And as we can see TSMC is only manufacturer, but not a SoC designer for any smatphones.
167. Laurynas (unregistered)
Talking about Apples A5 SoC:
1) Apple design A5 SoC architecture.
2) Apple buys CPU from ARM.
3) Apple buys GPU from PowerVR (Imagination Technologies).
4) Apple buys Samsung's manufacturing services to manufacture SoC and collect all components in to it.
2. Dine (unregistered)
Yeah, it's correct. This is IPhone arena. You comment nothing but this device.I'm foreign reader of tis site, but from now on, I'll never open this page. You insult all the non-IPhone- users this way and I hope less people read your s**t.
6. gallitoking (Posts: 4718; Member since: 17 May 2011)
dude calm down... and sit down... there are many articles on this site.. some you may like and some you may not.. this is an example... so just troll past this article and move on... and I know will be reading here.. as you are not going anywhere..
33. E.N. (Posts: 2610; Member since: 25 Jan 2009)
How in the world is this insulting to non-iPhone users?
57. Leyjee (Posts: 47; Member since: 25 Feb 2011)
Its not biased, they are just reporting the news... There are many articles with android phones and stuff. If you dont want to read about iPhones then don't open it up !
3. ibap (Posts: 758; Member since: 09 Sep 2009)
Probably once again reflecting (if you can believe the data) that there are a lot of people out there who confuse iPhone and smarthphone, or know of know other smartphone by name. And I'm not sure how they came up with these numbers - they don't seem consistent either.
And there is no indication of how the population was sampled. Dewey wins!
4. dashak (unregistered)
These surveys are vastly skewed, those who take it must opt-in/volunteer. Hardly accurate figures.
5. Whateverman (Posts: 3262; Member since: 17 May 2009)
Not surprised by the results in the last paragraph. Who, outside of us techies, would even know what a Droid Bionic, or a Galaxy S 2 really is? Not making any excuses, but everyone knows what an iPhone is. So it's not surprising that they would want what they already know about. The difference maker will be getting these two devices side by side in front of customers. That is were they should start these surveys, because as I said before, customers change their minds all the time. Who knows, there could be a dark horse in the form of a WP7 or WebOS device that could change these numbers drastically.
8. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4833; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
Exactly, those 35% are people who think their iPhone 4S or 5 will be 4G. Most Apple fans are not too bright, but if you put a Samsung Galaxy S II or a Droid Bionic next to the new iPhone & show them what each phone can & can't do 9 out of 10 will take the Android over the iPhone. It's day & night which phone is just plain better. Apple has the cute & catchy commercials, Android doesn't. Android is #1 in the world without the cute Apple like commercials. Imagine if Android just used half of Apple's marketing budget & actually started advertising Android. Now that is a scary thought! lol
11. Hallucinator (Posts: 368; Member since: 24 May 2010)
Spoken like a true moron. It is actually closed minded people like you who like to sterotype that are not too bright. When will you get it through your head that people are allowed to make their own choices. Just because someone does not like Android or they don't like Iphones should not mean anything to you unless you are 12 or your are 40 and living in your mom's basement. You SAE need to wise up/grow up. You are a true D-bag.
17. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4833; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
Bro you just did everything that you were complaining about. The facts are true. There was an article just released recently here on this website that said that a lot of Apple customers think they have a 4G phone. Now that is stupid. You are probably one of those iPhone 4 customers who swears their phone is 4G! It's like thinking your Toyota has a Ferrari engine. How is it closed minded when I am only speaking facts? There are people out there who think their iPhone's are 4G. That is true, I am not making this up. How is that stereotypical? You are calling me a moron, a D-bag & you say I need to grow up? lol Hallucinator you need to take a close look at your mother's basement mirror buddy! Your comment is completely convoluted. lol Also Hallucinator its stereotype not sterotype! lol If you got out of your mothers basement you would probably know that!
46. Hallucinator (Posts: 368; Member since: 24 May 2010)
The difference is that I have no worries what phone someone else uses. So no, calling you a moron has nothing to do with what phone you have. It is simply because you come across as a jerk. I did spell stereotype wrong so yeah. You seem to base WAY too much of your life worrying about people who have iphones. Might wanna have that looked into friend.
62. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4833; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
Guy you have a right to post whatever you want. So do I. I never reduce myself to call anyone a moron or a D-bag like you do. Name calling is a sign of weakness. Hallucinator you come across as weak. You would never call me a name like that face to face. You are a tough man behind the computer, & in real life you are just a weak little man. How about making a point without calling people names & not bringing this to an elementary school level?. Last time I called someone a moron & a D-bag I was in the sixth grade. lol Also if you have no worries then why even post a comment? If you have no worries then what is your point? I love how people can criticize someone with name calling. Your argument has no merit because you soiled it with name calling. How can anyone take you seriously when you act like you are in the 5th grade? lol Hallucinator you seem to base WAY too much of your life worrying about what I say! That is how silly you sound. Again it's weak! My opinion is mine, your opinion is yours the difference is I don't call people names like you do. "Might wanna have that looked into friend." lol
89. shawndog1 (Posts: 34; Member since: 21 May 2011)
Wonder how many polled thank the next iPhone will be a step above 4G ?
20. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
How do you know exactly that the next iPhone won't be 4G when it hasn't even been announced? Is your dad in charge of product development at Apple?
26. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4833; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
It's clearly not going to be 4G. You and I know that. Everyone & their mothers knows that taco50. Hey I could be wrong though. lol They say "maybe" the iPhone 6 will have 4G. Again that is a huge "maybe". I can tell you this, the reason why Apple has been delayed is because their dual-core chips have a nasty habit of melting the iPhone. lol Hey you didn't hear that from me though! lol
45. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
And this melting thing is from your daddy also? Funny the dual core doesn't seem to melt the iPad 2. Chances are iPhone will have hspa + which is what both t mo and Att use for 4G.
70. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4833; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
taco50 if you haven't noticed I have been messing with you. You & I don't know what the next iPhone will or will not have. The only thing I am 100% serious about is that Steve Jobs' phone that he conducts business with IS a Black Berry, NOT an iPhone. I am willing to bet my years salary to your McDonald's salary any day! lol That is how sure I am. My Father has been flown to Apple HQ by Steve Jobs' private jet! I told you there were more details, & that is how far I will go with it. You don't have to believe me that is fine. I promise you I am telling the truth.
71. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4833; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
The iPad 2 is exponentially bigger than what the iPhone will be. C'mon you know that was a silly comment!
156. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
because apple already said it wasnt going to be 4g... well at least LTE 4g. The chips that qualcomm uses are too big and didnt fit into apple's phone design.. so instead of compromising design even 10%, they are going to wait until the chips become smaller and can into the design without compromise.
cuz ya know.. that extra half millimeter would have just been too much!! lol.
19. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
No one does surveys comparing two products side by side. Plus the sales numbers show that when customers have a choice most pick an iPhone.
iPhone is now the top selling phone on VZW and AT&t even though it's over 1 year old.
27. Whateverman (Posts: 3262; Member since: 17 May 2009)
Youre right. No tech surveys are done with two products side by side, because these surveys are typically done before the products has been released. I'm not disputing that the iPhone 5 won't be the best selling phone, but I don't know that for sure it will either. All I know is that the SGS2 is looking extremely good, and if the numbers around the world are correct, it COULD knock the iPhone out of the top spot. My thinking here is that there are surveys every few days about the next iPhone. How about we wait to see what's available and what people actually buy before declaring a king?
29. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4833; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
Whateverman, you make sense! Do you really expect taco50 to comprehend what you just said? This is the same guy who thinks that Steve Jobs uses an iPhone as his work phone because he puts sent from my iPhone in his signature! lol
34. Whateverman (Posts: 3262; Member since: 17 May 2009)
Lol! I'm hoping taco will see I'm not trying to antagonize him. We've all been at it for a few months now, and there just isn't any debating here anymore, just a lot of senseless bickering between Android fans and iOS fans. And lately, it's been getting really nasty. I don't think any of us are the jerks we sound like on our post, encluding myself. So I'm hoping by being civil to each other, PA can become a little more enjoyable.
38. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4833; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
You are right! I am letting myself be brought down to taco50's level & I shouldn't. Thank you for showing me the light. taco50 was leading me down the downward spiral. I will keep all my points objective cause lately I have been messing with him a little! lol
91. snowgator (Posts: 3586; Member since: 19 Jan 2011)
Thank you Whateverman. I love the Android vs. Apple threads. But they used to be entertaining and informative. I learned a ton from them, and still do. But the name calling and labeling everyone you do not agree with as a liar is getting old. While taco may be digging his heels in as a iPhone supporter, if you look at past threads it is usually someone else who gets insulting with him. There are more Android fans on these posts then Apple fans, so people tend to gang up. I have posted a few times that things need to lighten up. I am glad you spoke up.
95. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Agreed. I don't like being antagonistic anymore; this bulls**t (instigated by pretty much everyone, even myself, I'll have to admit) needs to stop. We don't have to be at each other's throats over phones.
40. E.N. (Posts: 2610; Member since: 25 Jan 2009)
Well what whateverman said doesn't only apply to iPhone users. The iPhone 5 hasn't even been announced and it's already drawing criticism from all corners. So if you really agree you'd stop raising havoc and wait for the release/unveiling before criticizing and comparing. But hey do I really expect you to understand? You're the same guy who thinks that a consumer's intelligence level can be inferred from what device they own! lol You must have an iPhone cause you're a total idiot
7. edbdroid (Posts: 6; Member since: 16 May 2011)
So... 12% of smartphone users do NOT use their smartphones to make phone calls? This just goes to show how flawed polls such as this are.
9. Darth8ball (unregistered)
I agree with Whateverman. I recently found out what the i in the Apple products stands for (idiot). For real that is Steve Jobs' idea of a joke. Those who are technology idiots, can have it dummed down for them. Sorta like the cliff notes of the technology world. Also why give these "idiots" the best technology when they don't even know what cutting edge is. Give them last year's technology in a shiny package and they won't know the difference. I guess that makes them true idiot's. For those of us who know better and care, will keep on with the Android platform, while it remains cutting edge.
12. biophone (Posts: 1956; Member since: 15 Jun 2011)
Ok have fun with your cutting edge tech while having no battery life. Last years tech is faster then what 99 percent of people need while giving advantages such as battery life and a small package. Not only that but its put in a nice package with tons of multimedia. Your brainwashed into android open your mind. Ios and android are both good but they are for different people.
31. dashak (unregistered)
I'm pleased to say that the battery on my Android easily lasts all day and then some.
That's with after-market mods but enlightened consumers will at least educate themselves on the subject of user-mods, given that an enlightened consumer will also most likely know that Android is open source, and what exactly that means.
The phone in my pocket is just as good as phones currently being released (in their stock incarnations) and it's over a year old.
And the thing is, once my phone gets official 2.3, it'll be even more of a beast than it already is. Having run leaks I am already aware of the incredible improvements made to data networking speeds, most importantly, since the phone already runs flawlessly with no hang-ups.
iPhoner's who jock Steve Jobs every word always talk about "force closes, lag", etc, but I would be willing to bet that the majority of them havn't used an Android handset for any LENGTH of time, and if they did it was years back... Whatsmore, chances are they didn't even look into what an open source operating system could do for them.
72. biophone (Posts: 1956; Member since: 15 Jun 2011)
I can easily get two days from my iPhone with mods. I have had a thunderbolt its barely faster then a iPhone with 1/4 the battery life.
157. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
The Tbolt uses a snapdragon chipset witch sucks for battery life and an undersized battery as well as using LTE. If your not in a 4g area, turn that radio off.. lol. There are many better android phones to do a battery comparison to than a Tbolt.
55. gallitoking (Posts: 4718; Member since: 17 May 2011)
so I guess i wil sell my Honda as there are cars with better specs out there.. and you know me.. have to have the latest model and best specs.. right...... so let me give an advise.. 8ball.... register... do some reading about Apple products so next time u express an opinions at least you wont look like an i....
10. donato (Posts: 22; Member since: 28 Nov 2010)
Why do people get so upset when then see how much everyone likes the iphone. its a superior product why wouldn't people like it the best. What doesnt make sense is why any one would buy something other than the iphone.
21. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
Exactly why get mad people are buying the best? I guess the others are just too poor to buy an iPhone and won't to make themselves believe their crapdroid is better.
36. Darth8ball (unregistered)
Hey taco, I make enough money to buy the idiot phone if i wanted crap technology.
To respond to biophone..... First off I knew buying my phone DriodX, how many mAh my battery was. Unlike Apple that won't give you exact specs. Secondly I have the option to upgrade my battery as my device opens up easily. Not like the "don't look at the crap that's inside" approach of Apple. would you buy a car without looking under the hood and at the spec sheet. You are right both phones are for different people, your's for idiot's ours for knowledgeable professionals.
59. gallitoking (Posts: 4718; Member since: 17 May 2011)
listen and listen good mr. "I"... dont relay so much on specs..because ..specs wont tell you the reality of the product... and you are an idiot plus if you only relay on specs.. you look under the hood of the car. but guess what.. u test drive... ok . maybe not you since you are so smart... right... and lastly u making money doesnt make you smart. as we just read...
75. biophone (Posts: 1956; Member since: 15 Jun 2011)
Smart man over here. We buy phones you buy specs. We like functional you not so much. androids are good and so is the iPhone but specs is not what make them so.
74. biophone (Posts: 1956; Member since: 15 Jun 2011)
The thing about the iPhone is you don't need to open up the back it lasts by itself.
32. Whateverman (Posts: 3262; Member since: 17 May 2009)
People buy other products because they don't see what you see and vise versa. What is perfect for you isn't always perfect for others. Personally, I love Hondas because of their reliability, ride, comfort, and durability. I recommend them to anyone I talk to about cars and trucks. But I don't tell them their Chevys (didn't look right as Chevies), Fords, Mazdas or whatever they drive sucks. They bought what they liked and that's all that is important.
35. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4833; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
Again Whateverman, do you really think that taco50 would understand such a well thought out comment like yours. It's like talking to road kill. He is like road kill dead to common sense & just outright logic! lol
39. iPoop (Posts: 58; Member since: 21 Jul 2011)
speaking about cars, i prefer toyota's. since i live in africa, and almost every road here is like an off-road rally stage, the only cars that work well here are 4x4s. i have a Toyota Prado 2011 and Toyota Fortuner. bith of them are amazing actually, tho the Prado is more rugged, and the Fortuner is more comfortable. it depends on the job you need actually.
Most Honda's aren't really good off-road :P no offense to anyone who likes Hondas.
44. Whateverman (Posts: 3262; Member since: 17 May 2009)
iPoop, I just Googled the Toyota Prado. That's a really nice lookin ride you got there! I think here in the US, the Toyota Prado is called the Landcruiser, and I love the Landcruiser! I don't really need a 4x4, but the Toyota Sequoia is one of the trucks I'm considering for my next vehicle. If only the had a hybrid version.
52. iPoop (Posts: 58; Member since: 21 Jul 2011)
thanks :D
the Landcruiser isn't the Prado :P
they look similar, but there's a difference, like the Prado is a ruggedised (is that a word?) version of the Landcruiser
I don't actually like hybrids :P
The Prado is diesel, and it has a 40 liter main tank, and a 20 liter auxillary one. I get pretty good mileage on it too.
I wouldn't mind a hybrid fortuner tho :P
it's a V6 petrol, and i have to re-fual atleast once a month.
My colleague has the Sequoia, and i don't think it's a truck :P it's a SUV, i think the only pick-up truck toyota makes is the Hilux. is that what you meant??
64. Whateverman (Posts: 3262; Member since: 17 May 2009)
That's the one! I know i should call my truck and SUV, but the testosterone in me likes to use the word "truck" just because it sounds manlier.
73. iPoop (Posts: 58; Member since: 21 Jul 2011)
haha lol i prefer calling it SPORTS UTILITY VEHICLE :P i think its manlier than TRUCK :P
plus, if you are going for pick-ups, i recommend the Nissan Navara, SUVs i recommend the Land Rover Discovery 4. IT IS THE ULTIMATE off-roader.
the only reason i didn't buy it is because they don't have an official land rover service station, so if anything goes wrong... i'll have to ship it out.
Toyota's are also awesome, example the FJ Cruiser.
That's kind off too blingy for me, but you might like it :D
google it, the car's awesome :D
96. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
And in the meantime I drive a PT Cruiser. I think it's almost like wearing a pink shirt.
100. snowgator (Posts: 3586; Member since: 19 Jan 2011)
Wayyyy too funny!!! :-D
Astro van driver here. Nothing stylish, but like a cavern on the inside. It is paid for though, so the monthly payments are right...
102. Whateverman (Posts: 3262; Member since: 17 May 2009)
Lol! No, there's nothing wrong with a PT Cruiser. I've seen a few decked out so well I wanted one myself, recently!
105. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Yeah, would you believe there are entire clubs for decked out PTs? lol. They're good little cars, but be prepared to pay a lot of money if something does break. The oil gasket under the timing seal blew two weeks ago, cost a grand to repair it.
103. biophone (Posts: 1956; Member since: 15 Jun 2011)
Not nearly as bad as having an android. Jk the cruiser is way worse. Its expensive and a terrible car a dealership actually had a deal buy on pt get another for a dollar and people still wouldn't get it
104. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Expensive if you have to repair it, maybe. I got mine for 7 grand. I like the interior room and the solid construction. Being in a PT has saved my life twice.


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Bryan Kramer to Linda Ballarino, property at 18 Highland Circle for $185,000.
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Eileen Idleman to David Fernandez, property at 13 Selover Road for $513,000.
Ronald Hofmann and Robert Hofmann, co-executors for the estate of Phyllis Hofmann, to Gary Javorsky, property at 99 Deer Hill Road for $470,000.
Matthew Benna and Lisa Benna to John Zamarra and Ellen Ganek, property at 1 Whitenack Road for $949,000.
Linda Schmauser to Stephen McLaughlin, property at 18 Rupell Road for $314,500.


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Terragen 3 Product Comparison
All Terragen 3 products share the same powerful core rendering technology. We offer a free version for non-commercial use, or commercial evaluation for 30 days. Terragen 3 Creative and Professional both allow commercial use and have optional animation capabilities. You can find out more about each product version in the comparison chart below.
Note that this is not a complete feature list at this time; it is focused on new or updated features for Terragen 3 and the differentiation between each product version. A complete feature list will be available soon.
1: Terragen 3 Free can be used for commercial evaluation purposes for a period of 30 days
2: For Terragen 3 Creative + Animation, sequence (animation) output is limited to 1080p
3: No sequence processing without animation module
4: Cannot be animated without animation module


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