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Bill has the uncanny ability to put you at ease and capture images of reality without intrusion. As a true photojournalist, he never prompts or stages photographs, choosing instead to emphasize the authenticity of moments as they naturally unfold. Read More...
|Bill Waldorf
|Waldorf Photographic Art
|Knoxville in Tennessee, United States
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|Artistic Wedding Photojournalist
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The Wedding Photojournalist Association proudly recognizes the accomplishments and creative excellence of Bill Waldorf. The following awards have been earned by Bill from the WPJA. These achievements come with great merit considering the high level of competition that a member faces in the contests.
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The following letters are from the clients of Bill Waldorf. Click an image to view a larger version.
Michelle & Scott
Married October 18th, 2014
"One of the best decisions Scott and I made during the wedding planning process was choosing you for photography and cinematography of our special day. You and your associates were beyond professional and so easy to get along with. You made Scott and I feel at ease upon our first meeting...more "
Elizabeth & Rick
Married August 30th, 2014
"First of all, it almost goes without saying that your photography (and your team's) is amazing. Your reputation precedes you and does not disappoint. In addition to the artistry of the photos from the engagement shoot and the wedding, I cannot say enough about the professionalism and...more "
Bethany & Ricky
Married June 28th, 2014
"You are the best photographer in Knoxville, and as far as I am concerned in the United States! As a wedding planner and most recently a bride, I wouldn't have had any one else capture the moments of my day. You and your team genuinely cared about our day, our family and how you can...more "
Courtney & Josh
Married May 20th, 2014
"You and your team are by far a cut above the rest when it comes to photography. As a bridesmaid in several weddings before my own, I hated all the posed, fake photos that took forever to photograph where you are only able to get 2 to 3 good pictures out of each session. In contrast...more "
Eleanor & Eric
Married January 11th, 2014
"The quality, professionalism, and joy you bring to your job is unsurpassed. I shopped around- a lot- when looking for a photographer. You and your team were worth every penny. Your style is timeless, and I'm still not sure how you get such high quality photos but I can always spot a "Waldorf" in any line-up. I am grateful and thankful we enlisted you to make sure the big moments we'll always remember, and the little ones we might otherwise have overlooked, will never be forgotten"


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I think this will probably be the last thing I write about the Speaker's tax reform plan for a while. But don't read it. Just go to the breakdown I did on the draft legislation. It's a lot more complicated / complete / mind-numbingly boring.
Do unanswered questions remain? Yes. For example: What's the formula and methodology behind the way money will flow back to various school districts, and how does it differ from the formula as it existed in the broader GREAT Plan?
UPDATE: The answer from the speaker's spokeswoman, Clelia Davis: "Dollar for dollar credit just like the homeowners tax relief grant."
But I think we've long-passed the eye-glaze-over point on this thing. Of course, with a week of Ways and Means Committee hearings planned right before the session starts, we probably haven't seen anything yet.
By the way, state Sen. Mitch Seabough's pre-filed tax legislation I mentioned last week is available online now. It is what I described - it would give cities, counties and school board the option of implementing a new penny tax to replace all or a portion of the property taxes they now charge.
It would take a local referendum to implement for each local government
That's essentially a new LOST - Local Option Sales Tax - which is used to offset property taxes for the city and the county government here in Bibb County and to offset it for the schools in Houston County.
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It seems like after the game against the Anaheim Ducks, Ben Eager has been a lightening rod for Oilers fans and media alike. They are frustrated with his response to Francois Beauchemin after Beauchemin obliged Sam Gagner with a fight.
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January 15 2012 11:51AM
It is hard being an Oiler fan right now. The Oilers are 8-20-2 in their last 30, after going 8-3-2 in their first 13 games. In fact, the last 21 games have been even worse at 4-15-2 since November 26th. I understand the frustration, and appreciate the passion of the fans. I took the night off of twitter on Friday, but yesterday I logged in and was welcomed by numerous tweets from frustrated fans.
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Stu MacGregor has received near-universal acclaim for his work on behalf of the Oilers at the NHL Draft. MacGregor replaced Kevin Prendergast in time for the 2008 selections, a change as welcome as the switch from Barry Fraser to Prendergast had been way back when Kevin Lowe made it in 2001.
As with Prendergast, MacGregor made good on his first pick at the helm of the Oilers' amateur scouting department, selecting Jordan Eberle 22nd overall in 2008. For the first time since that pick, I think there are signs that the Oilers may not be significantly better than the average team at the draft table.


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by Heather Schmitt-Gonzalez / Thursday, March 22, 2012
Basic White Bread
But for a couple of years now I've been baking up many, many variations on a basic loaf of white bread. The whole family's in on the quest. We want a loaf that's soft...but not too soft. Sliceable...but not too dense. It should hold up to sandwiches both cold and hot. I should be able to toast it. While I've found some loaves that come close to what we're looking for. THIS particular recipe is the closest.
It's soft, yet sliceable. It holds up to toasting...and sandwich fillings. And it doesn't taste like airy cardboard. Always a bonus. It's the perfect vehicle.
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Basic White Bread
by Heather Schmitt-González
Prep Time: 1½ hours
Cook Time: 30 minutes
Keywords: bake bread
Ingredients (2 loaves)
- 5 c. (~680 g) all-purpose or bread flour
- 3 Tbs. sugar
- 2 tsp. salt
- 1 pkg (2¼ tsp.) instant dry yeast
- ½ c. dry milk powder
- 2 c. hot water (120°-130°F)
- 3 Tbs. vegetable shortening, room temp
Combine all ingredients in your stand mixer fitted with the dough hook and mix for ~3 minutes on low to combine. Turn it up to medium speed and knead for ~5 minutes. Adjust hydration (w/ more water or more flour), if needed.
Turn dough out onto a lightly floured work surface and finishing kneading until you have a lovely soft dough. Form into a ball and place in a lightly oiled bowl. Cover with plastic wrap or a clean kitchen towel and let rise for about an hour.
Punch down dough and divide into two equal pieces.
Shape each into a loaf by pushing into a flattish oval and folding it in half or rolling it. Tuck nicely into greased loaf pans, seam sides down, and cover. Let rise another 45 minutes.
Preheat oven to 400°F during last 15 minutes of rise time.
Bake for 10 minutes and then reduce temperature of oven to 350°F and bake for another 20 minutes or so, turning loaves halfway through to allow for even coloring. The internal temperature should register 200°F and you should get a hollow sound when you knock on the bottoms. Remove from pans and let cool on racks.
*adapted from Bernard Clayton's New Complete Book of Bread via Living in the Kitchen with Puppies
*adapted from Bernard Clayton's New Complete Book of Bread via Living in the Kitchen with Puppies
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Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson hoping for last-day stumble by Manchester City
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- May 11, 2012
Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson is hoping "something stupid" happens to crosstown rivals Manchester City on the last day of the race for the Barclays Premier League title.
City and United are level on points going into the final round on Monday morning (EST), though City's superior goal difference means a home win against relegation-threatened Queens Park Rangers will almost certainly clinch the title for the first time in 44 years.
"We can only do our best and try to win the game, and hope something stupid happens to Manchester City," Ferguson said ahead of his team's trip to mid-table Sunderland.
City manager Roberto Mancini said the chance to win the title against QPR made the match harder than playing United.
City beat United in the Manchester derby 11 days ago to draw level on points and maintained top spot with a hard-fought win at UEFA Champions League-chasing Newcastle last weekend to close on a first title since 1968.
"We shall play against a team that plays against relegation," Mancini said.
"It will be hard, it will be difficult - more than Newcastle, more than United."
City secured 17 wins out of 18 home league matches, while QPR have lost 13 matches on the road this season.
After holding an eight-point lead at the beginning of April, United must hope for an unlikely slip-up to snatch a 20th league title.
Mancini insisted there was still work to do to secure the title.
"We need to play another difficult game. They (QPR) are a good team that doesn't deserve to stay at the bottom. I think Sunday will be a tough game," he said.
The match at Etihad Stadium has an interesting subplot. QPR manager Mark Hughes is a cherished former United striker who was sacked as City manager to make way for Mancini's arrival.
Ferguson has joked that he wished Hughes could play for QPR, but Mancini insisted personalities would not come into the equation.
"It's not Mancini against Hughes or Hughes against Mancini, it's Manchester City against QPR," said Mancini.
"One team plays for the title, one team plays for relegation."
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Audi opens Mexico plant to build Q5Fri, 30, Sep 2016
Audi on Friday inaugurated its new $1.3 billion plant in Mexico, where it will build the redesigned Q5 crossover. The plant near the central city of Puebla will have production capacity of 150,000 cars a year.
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Ford CEO Mark Fields said he's disappointed by Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's accusations that the automaker is moving jobs to Mexico and reiterated that the transfer of small-car production will result in "zero" job loss in the U.S
Let's talk about free trade and jobsMon, 26, Sep 2016
Until we seriously address the issue of retraining laid-off workers and revitalizing hard-hit communities, the anxiety and anger we're seeing in this election will continue.
Unifor says GM investment deal puts Ford, FCA on noticeTue, 20, Sep 2016
A tentative labor deal with General Motors shows the onus Canada's autoworkers union will put on new investment in upcoming talks with Ford Motor Co. and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, the union's head said today.
Ford tries to fire back at Trump, citing Ohio-made trucksMon, 19, Sep 2016
Ford Motor, attempting to push back against criticism by Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump for moving work to Mexico, is highlighting its booming business in big trucks after shifting production to an Ohio factory from south of the border.
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Since NAFTA, automakers and suppliers have operated in the U.S., Canada and Mexico as if the three countries were one. But not all parties have benefited equally.
Tacoma plant expansion a bid to regain market shareMon, 19, Sep 2016
Through a series of delicate production adjustments, Toyota has managed to squeeze more Tacoma midsize pickups out of its plants in Texas and Mexico. But those efforts weren't enough to fully protect the pickup's perch atop the rapidly growing segment from an onslaught of competitors.
Toyota to expand Tacoma output in MexicoWed, 14, Sep 2016
Toyota is investing $150 million at its Tijuana, Mexico, assembly plant to increase output of the Tacoma midsize pickup amid tight inventory that the company says has held back sales.
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A note of discord at an opening ceremony for Kia's new plant in Mexico reflected the reality that Kia's bumpy ride into Mexico isn't over yet and highlighted the pitfalls global automakers and suppliers face as they expand there.
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Toyota's Tijuana plant must feed the voracious U.S. appetite for the Toyota Tacoma, a pickup truck so popular that it rarely spends more than a week or two on a dealer lot. And so the plant runs 24 hours a day, managing a complex logistical dance that ultimately depends on keeping things as simple as possible.
Baja plant opened the door to bigger thingsMon, 12, Sep 2016
Toyota's Baja California plant is laying the groundwork for the factory being developed in Guanajuato by training its future workers and providing technical expertise.
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Facebook data breach: Security experts call for reforms
Data breach flaw could expose users to further attacks
Security experts are calling for tighter controls on social networking sites following the discovery of a security flaw that has left the account information of millions of users vulnerable to harvest.
Packet Storm, the security firm that reported the vulnerability and worked with Facebook to address the data disclosure flaw, said that legislators must craft stricter laws on how social networking firms can manage data and how users can manage their information.
The company said: "There comes a time when a line in the sand must be drawn. We need clearly defined legislation that dictates when that line is crossed and what the repercussions should be. We need to clearly document what is considered sensitive information tied to a personal identity versus what should be considered public domain."
The issue, disclosed by Facebook last week, is with the site's Download Your Information feature. The flaw improperly stores contact information on friends, allowing users to spot the email addresses and phone numbers of contacts who may not have otherwise been visible.
Mike Gross, director of professional services for security firm 41st Parameter, said that while the data may only be available to friends, an attacker could exploit the feature to target the friends and family of a compromised user.
"This makes phishers' jobs much easier, as they now potentially have access to an email address, as well as the individual's closest connections/relationships," Gross explained.
"So rather than getting a phishing e-mail with a link from Facebook or another site, a fraudster could make the phishing e-mail look as though it is originating from your close friend with a link that looks legitimate but sends the user to a site that downloads malware to their device."
Packet Storm noted that while Facebook has worked quickly to address this incident, the real danger lies in the way that social networking sites are allowed to manage user data. The company believes that government intervention may be needed to set a standard for how sites can manage and revoke access to user data.
"Facebook reacted to the incident in a responsible manner in order to fix the leak. What is not fixed, is their policy," the company said.
"They will continue to maintain dossiers with your personal information without giving you any control over it. They simply claim it is not your data, it is your friend's."
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On April 19, Julian Assange, founder and editor, of WikiLeaks had been a refugee in the Ecuadoream embassy in London for three years. The key issue in his extraordinary incarceration is justice. He has been charged with no crime. The first Swedish prosecutor dismissed the misconduct allegations...
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The siege of Knightsbridge is a farce. For two years, an exaggerated, costly police presence around the Ecuadorean embassy in London has served no purpose other than to flaunt the power of the state. Their quarry is an Australian charged with no crime, a refugee from gross injustice whose only...
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The BBC's Today programme is enjoying high ratings, and the Mail and Telegraph are, as usual, attacking the corporation as leftwing . Last month a single edition of the Radio 4 show was edited by the artist and musician PJ Harvey . What happened was illuminating. Harvey's guests caused panic from...
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Countries are "pieces on a chessboard upon which is being played out a great game for the domination of the world", wrote Lord Curzon , the viceroy of India, in 1898. Nothing has changed.
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One of the biggest features in Windows 10 is the inclusion of the Cortana digital assistant. A first for a desktop operating system, Cortana first came to life as a feature in Windows Phone 8.1 and was seen as an answer to Apple's Siri or Google Now. How is it on the desktop?
Windows 10 doesn't only deliver various visual and functional updates.
The latest and most advanced OS from Microsoft has an abundance of new security features under the hood which ensure safer computing for consumers and businesses.
I recently took the time to visit Microsoft's first ever Surface Café on Toronto's Queen Street West. You can read about the session I attended where DC comic book artist (and the guy who currently draws Batman) Francis Manapul showed how Microsoft's new tablet has become an integral part of his digital workflow. But I wasn't just at the Surface Café for demonstrations and to see how the Surface Pro 3 went over with an audience largely comprised of creative professionals. This was my chance to get my hands on a Surface Pro 3 to see if it lives up to Microsoft's claims of being the tablet that can replace your laptop. Here's what I thought of it.
When it comes to cars, a convertible is one with a roof that protects occupants from the weather while offering a top-free ride in the summer sunshine. When it comes to PCs, convertible laptops mean something a little different. These are PCs that combine the best of two different experiences —the laptop and the tablet— in a single device. And like a convertible (the car), a convertible laptop accomplishes this trick through some clever hardware design. Convertible laptops aren't for everyone, but if you're a fan of mobile computing and you'd love to have a tablet along for the ride without the extra weight (and expense); or if you wish your tablet had a keyboard and trackpad, a convertible laptop may be the ideal device for you.
Titanfall is hoping to take multiplayer gaming to the next level, and become a huge win for Microsoft's gaming systems, especially the XBox One. On March 11th, you'll get to see if the wait was worth it firsthand, and you'll get the chance to do it in style too with the special limited edition XBox One controller. Click on to take an up close and personal look at the controller, which is coming soon to Best Buy.
Dual Platform Laptop/Tablet Hybrid. Just rolls off the tongue, doesn't it? The Consumer Electronics show is the place where companies bring out some of their most unique and interesting products and CES 2014 has been no exception. We had super-sized tablets from Samsung and now the latest hybrid device from Asus. The Transformer Book Duet covers a lot of ground, offering the ability to transform between a laptop and a tablet form factor. That's nothing new (the Transformer Book pulls off a similar trick), but the new Transformer Book Duet runs Windows 8.1 as a laptop and offers the ability to run as a tablet using Windows 8.1 or Android —which you can switch between on the fly. If you can't make up your mind between a Windows tablet, an Android tablet or a new laptop, looks like Asus has you covered.
As we step into 2014, many of you have made resolutions for the new year. If history is any indicator, there's a good chance that many of the resolutions have to do with fitness or lifestyle. Yeah, I have a few of those myself (good-bye cookies, hello treadmill), but I'm also looking at my computers and taking a few hours to ensure 2014 is as free of frustration as possible. Here's our list of 5 New Year's resolutions for computer owners.
Ho ho ho! Give the kids a way to follow Santa's trip around the globe on Christmas Eve.
I've recently reviewed several Windows 8 tablets, both the RT variety (Microsoft's own Surface 2) and a Windows 8.1 version in the form of Sony's VAIO Tap 11. While Windows 8 and its touch-friendly tile interface shines on a tablet, one of my primary complaints about Windows tablets has been their size and weight. Because of their focus on productivity, Windows tablets embrace the larger form factor —makes sense. Still, I think the platform suffered for not having a smaller option to compete with 7-inch Android tablets in terms of cost and portability. Dell has stepped up to fill that need and with a full Windows 8 (as opposed to RT) tablet no less, The Dell Venue 8 Pro. If you've been holding off until you could get a tablet running Windows 8.1 you can hold in one hand, with an HD display, 32GB of built-in storage, all-day battery life —along with Microsoft Office pre-installed— look no further than Best Buy, where you can try out the compact yet powerful Dell Venue 8 Pro.
Not everyone loves Microsoft's touch-centric, tablet-friendly Windows 8 operating system, but regardless of how you feel about the new Windows, you have to admit that it's led to some very interesting new products from PC manufacturers. Convertible laptops, tablets running Windows and various hybrids abound these days. The new Sony VAIO Tap 11 Tablet PC is one of those interesting devices made possible by Windows 8. The machine is basically Sony's take on Microsoft's own Surface Pro 2. It's a tablet powered by an Intel Core i5-4210Y CPU, with a big and bright 11.6-inch display that wouldn't look out of place on an Ultrabook. It runs Windows 8, it's compatible with standard Windows PC software like Microsoft Office and packs a fast 128 GB SSD for storage. It has a keyboard —one that's wireless instead of attached and doubles as a protective cover. In short, in the VAIO Tap 11 Sony has released a Windows 8 device that packs the power of a PC in a tablet form factor, that's less than 1 cm thick. Read on to find out if it fulfills the promise of covering off both your tablet and portable PC needs.
It's been just over a year since Microsoft made the move of getting into the tablet business, releasing a mobile version of Windows that supports ARM-based processors (Windows RT) and its own line of tablet hardware: the Surface RT and Surface Pro. A few months ago, the company introduced new versions of both tablets. I've spent the past week using the new Surface 2 (Microsoft decided to drop the "RT" from the model designation this time around) and I can report that it's an attractive device with good performance. But so are dozens of competing tablets. Is the Surface 2 worth considering over its rivals? Read the full Surface 2 review to find out.
When it comes to innovative and flexible computing solutions, few companies do it better than Lenovo. The latest in its line of convertible touchscreen laptops is the aptly named Flex 15 —a device that combines a traditional notebook with the flexibility of a multitouch display that can pivot up to 300 degrees. The adjustable form factor takes full advantage of Windows 8's multitouch interface and makes the Flex 15 a capable machine that handles a wide range of tasks from typical computing uses to presentations or viewing movies. This flexibility, its powerful 4th generation (Haswell) Core i5 processor, long battery life and big 15.6-inch display make the Flex 15 a solid choice for small business use, a home PC or for students. With its affordable price and ability to combine the functions of several devices into one, it makes an ideal gift too.
To celebrate the launch of our Windows stores in Best Buy locations across Canada we're throwing a VIP launch party and we want our GTA social media and community fans to join us! All you have to do is email us at email@example.com with subject line Windows VIP and you will receive an exclusive invite for you and a guest!
Windows 8.1 has been out for awhile and it is proving to be a major update from previous versions of Windows.
There are plenty of new settings, apps and enhancements along with the return of a favourite button.
Microsoft is promising that the overall experience of the modern Windows will satisfy everyone.
Here are some of highlights you can expect from the Windows 8.1.
Smartphone cameras have come a long way from the days of the 2MP shooter that was included as an afterthought. Those early camera often lacked features we take for granted now, like a flash, autofocus and video recording. Current smartphone cameras are much better, to the point where some people rely on their mobile phone instead of carrying a point-and-shoot camera for casual photography. The Nokia Lumia 1020 takes things to a whole new level. This is a serious camera (41MP PureView image sensor and Xenon flash) with a colourful smartphone wrapped around it. It runs Windows Phone 8 —currently the fastest growing mobile platform— and has the power to compete with the best out there. Look for Nokia's Lumia 1020 to be at select Best Buy locations with Microsoft Windows Store-Within-a-Stores on October 4.
Using a computer mouse is second nature to many of us –even in these days of touch-enabled computer displays and Windows 8— but many mice favour style or portability over ergonomics, resulting in wrist strain when mousing for extending periods of time.
The Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Mouse is designed to combat this problem. It's a bit odd-looking (think a big ball with a thumb rest and scroll wheel), but it really is comfortable to use. It's also wireless and includes a Windows button, for quick access to Windows 8's Start screen. It's obviously an accessory that's designed with Windows in mind, but it worked fine on Macs running OSX 10.8 as well –at least once I figured out that the mouse does require use of the included USB dongle since it's not a Bluetooth model.
With kids of all ages heading back to school, the question of a laptop is on the minds of many parents. Do they need one? How powerful should it be? Does it need to be a Mac or a Windows PC? Would a tablet do instead? The technology can be overwhelming, there are seemingly endless choices to make and the wrong call can be expensive. I've put together a FAQ about back-to-school laptop shopping that covers off some of the most commonly asked questions. And if you have one that's not in the FAQ, put it in the comments and I'll do my best to help you out.
When Microsoft launched Windows 8 last fall, it knew it was running the risk of alienating some users. Windows 8 —with its tablet-inspired interface– was designed to bridge the gap between PC and mobile operating systems and this meant upsetting the status quo. If you've installed Windows 8 and found some of the features aren't quite to your liking, or if you've been scared off of making the switch after reading about the confusion some users have experienced, take heart. Microsoft has been listening. The preview version of Windows 8.1 is available now (a free upgrade for Windows 8 users is schedule for an October release). The latest Windows version improves on some features, adds some brand new functionality and yes, Windows 8.1 features the long-awaited return of the Start button.
The HP Pavilion Sleekbook 15 Touchscreen Laptop is intended to be a general use laptop that makes the most of Windows 8, on a budget. Many of its specs fall within what might be expected of an Ultrabook, but it doesn't qualify for that designation because of differences like an AMD processor instead of an Intel version. Still, if you're looking for laptop with a decent-sized display, touchscreen capability, decent specs and a reasonably lightweight form factor, that doesn't break the bank, then the HP Pavilion Sleekbook 15 should be in the running.
Microsoft's Windows 8 is a thoroughly modern take on the PC operating system, employing a radically new user interface that makes the most of touchscreen gestures. It helps to bring the desktop (and portable) PC into a new era, while offering a high degree of UI continuity between tablets, smartphones and computers. Windows 8's highly tablet-influenced approach of colourful, Live Tiles that greet users from the new Start screen won over a lot of doubters, but at the same time this radical new look confused some longtime users. Windows 95 this isn't. It looks as though Microsoft is planning to extend an olive branch with reports that the "Start" button is set to make a comeback when Windows 8.1 is released.
Microsoft has announced a new upgrade for its Windows 7.8 phone to make it more compatible with the W8 apps. The company has also been working with developers to beef up its store with more apps and choice for users. It all translates to a more robust experience for W8 users with plenty of choice and flexibility.
On March 22nd, Razer is set to shock the world with the release of the Edge Pro, and Best Buy will be the only place you'll find it in Canada.
A Tablet with the power and functionality of a laptop, this WIndows 8 run machine is set to change the way you look at tablets (or reconsider that next laptop purchase perhaps?) Having been put through a gauntlet of tests, the Edge Pro has been seen comfortably running PC games like Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, Crysis 3 and Civilization V. What does it have in store for you? Check out our preview of the Razer Edge Pro Gaming Tablet.
Mobile and Tablet Gaming have become widely successful in drawing in new, and even stealing away some traditional console and PC gamers. But if you're interested in gaming more on a tablet, and are in the market for one, what are the various networks in which you can get involved, and which have the best games for your taste?
Now that the hardest part about buying a new Windows laptop —picking the ideal computer for your needs and budget— is done, and the un-boxing ritual is over, it's time to take care of some small details. Setting up your new laptop the right way only takes an hour or two, but taking a few easy steps now helps to ensure your experience going forward will be a great one.
The term laptop used to mean a small portable computer but nowadays laptop really means a class of computers.
Before you decide which "laptop" is right for you, learn some laptop lingo.
Last June, we were all asking "What is Microsoft Surface?" after the company best known for Windows, Office and the Xbox 360 staged a surprise entry into the tablet market with its Surface duo. The Surface RT has been out for a few months and the Microsoft Surface with Windows 8 Pro —the tablet aimed at business and power users— is set to land on February 9. We've got the specs, prices and what to expect from a tablet that runs PC software.
The last time Microsoft released a new version of its ubiquitous Office suite was three years ago with Office 2010. With the recent release of Windows 8 —the new PC operating system that bridges the divide between traditional computers and the latest tablet user interfaces— Office was also due for a revision. Customer trial versions were released in July, 2012, leading up to the 2013 launch. I've had the opportunity to test the final version of Office 2013 (the exact same version that will be appearing on store shelves shortly) and there's a lot to like about it. Close integration with SkyDrive (Microsoft's cloud based file storage system), an optional touch-friendly interface, improved multimedia support and a simplified, "flatter" looking interface are among the upgrades to look forward to.
I received the Windows Surface for an early birthday present and I'm here to fill you in on all the pros, cons and cool features this tablet has to offer!
ASUS continues to make a name for itself in the tablet market. This week, the company unveiled its new VivoTab Smart at CES 2013, proving that tablets are making a fierce comeback.
The annual Consumer Electronics Association (CES) trade show is an absolute orgy of cutting edge gadgets and devices we will soon be seeing on shelves throughout the year.
If you create a buzz at this show, it means you have a winner.
How do you choose between the Windows 8 tablet and the Windows RT (RT is short for Runtime) tablet? Check out what each has to offer and then make your decision.
According to Microsoft all Windows 8 and Windows RT machines are considered "tablet PCs," which means they are tablets that can work like PCs. Both are sleek and lightweight. Windows 8 is a bit heavier and thicker (13.5 mm, 2.0 lbs.) than Windows RT (is lighter and thinner (9.30 mm, 1.5 lbs.) but both are extremely portable.
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text: Local CoastLine: Refugees in Southeastern North Carolina By Rachel Lewis Hilburn • May 19, 2016 Summer Saunders / Interfaith Refugee Ministry - Wilmington Listen Listening... / 49:56 Listen to CoastLine here. Since October 2015, 71 people have arrived in Wilmington as refugees -- most of them from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Another 20% are from Colombia, and half a dozen have fled Burma. Over the previous fiscal year (October - September), nearly 100 people resettled in the Wilmington area. Most of that group came from Burma; about a quarter arrived from Colombia. CoastLine: Hog Waste Management Alternatives By Rachel Lewis Hilburn • May 18, 2016 Bob Nichols, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service North Carolina is host to more than 9 million hogs. According to the North Carolina Pork Council, the industry generates about $11 billion a year and supports about 46,000 full-time jobs. Itzhak Perlman cancels Raleigh concert over HB2 By Rachel Lewis Hilburn • May 17, 2016 Kenneth C. Zirkel / Wikimedia Commons One more high-profile performer has cancelled plans to appear in North Carolina due to the controversial new HB2 law – otherwise known as the "Bathroom Bill". New Hanover County Budget Work Session Highlights Difference in Spending Philosophies By Isabelle Shepherd • May 13, 2016 New Hanover County Board of Commissioners Listen Listening... / 1:19 Listen to the audio version here. When the New Hanover County Commissioners gathered for a budget work session, differences in philosophy fueled some tense debate. CoastLine: Former FBI Agent Larry Bonney By Rachel Lewis Hilburn • May 12, 2016 Federal Bureau of Investigation Larry Bonney thought he would launch his professional career as a school psychologist. But life, as it often does, had other plans -- or more specifically, the Federal Bureau of Investigation – which was doing some heavy recruiting at the time. The Bureau hired Larry Bonney 46 years ago; now the decades spanning 1970 to 2000 hold stories of an airplane hijacking, the siege at Waco, Texas on the Branch Davidian compound, and a stint as a youth minister in California. CoastLine: Animal Well-Being on Hog CAFOs in North Carolina By Rachel Lewis Hilburn • May 11, 2016 Wikimedia Commons North Carolina is the second-largest pork producer in the United States. The importance of the industry to the state's economy – and by extension to the thousands of people whose livelihood it supports – is undeniable. This is the third edition of CoastLine in our series on hog farming in the state. In each episode, we've narrowed the focus to one aspect of hog production. We've looked at the economics of it as well as questions around environmental justice. We've explored why some scientists say Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations – or CAFOs – negatively impact water qual Sojourners President: Immigration reform is nonpartisan By Rachel Lewis Hilburn • May 10, 2016 www.Sojo.net Listen Listening... / 3:42 Listen to the interview with Jim Wallis here. The rhetoric on the presidential campaign trail is as divisive and vitriolic as ever. In fact, several large Republican donors have said they're reluctant to open their wallets until there's a fundamental shift in the tone of the campaign and a focus on policy. WHQR's Rachel Lewis Hilburn spoke recently with New York Times Best-Selling Author, Theologian, and Sojourners President Jim Wallis about politics and the decision confronting Americans. As CFCC's Operating Costs Rise, New Hanover County's Recommended Budget Would Not Increase Funding By Isabelle Shepherd • May 10, 2016 http://www.nhcgov.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/MAY-2-POWERPPOINT-Recommended-FY16-17_Final.pdf Listen Listening... / 1:34 Listen to the audio version here. New Hanover County is in the midst of budget negotiations. Despite Cape Fear Community College's rising operating costs, the recommended budget includes the same amount of money from the county as last year. Theologian Jim Wallis on America's Original Sin By Rachel Lewis Hilburn • May 8, 2016 Listen Listening... / 3:39 Listen to the interview here. Jim Wallis is a theologian and a prolific writer on issues of politics and morality. He's also the president of a social justice group called Sojourners in Washington, D.C. He insists he's not President Barack Obama's spiritual advisor, but he does talk with Obama and other key Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill about moving away from partisan-based debates towards a dialogue grounded in morality. CoastLine: Actor Joe Gallison to his younger self: "Relax." By Rachel Lewis Hilburn • May 6, 2016 www.joegallison.com If you were a fan of Days of Our Lives at any point from the 1970s to the early 1990s, you will remember Dr. Neil Curtis. Joe Gallison was nominated for an Emmy Award for playing the compulsive gambler who left a trail of broken hearts in his wake. While Dr. Curtis may be Gallison's highest-profile and longest-running role at 17 years, it's hardly the extent of his body of work. Pages« first ‹ previous … 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 … next › last »


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Has anyone made hand and feet prints of any kind yet??
The hospital gave us stickers with her feet prints on them, but didn't do any of her hands. There's a page in her baby book for prints of each, so I want to attempt to put them in there. I bought some washable ink pads at Hobby Lobby today, we'll see how it goes.
When my cousins and I were little the family made up these cute things they bought in the store. It was a piece of paper with a poem about hand prints in the center and then our hand prints on the side then framed it for our grandparents. My grandma still has them hanging in her bedroom. I think I'm going to try to find that poem and make up one for each of the grand parents.
I looked at the plaster and clay hand print kits they had at HL, but they looked complicated and messy and I wasn't sure how they would hold up over the years. I coul see them cracking and breaking.


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The nine day trip takes visitors to places like the Great Wall of China and Tienanmen Square and for non-chamber members the all inclusive trip is $2,500 with stays at four-star hotels every evening. President Kristin Kemak said the chamber gets opportunities to go abroad at discounted rates so they can create business connections for the community.
"It is a fundraiser for the chamber so there is a certain percentage that is given back to the chamber so it does help us a lot," said Kemak. "As far as how much we get we don't know. It really just depends on how many people are going to go."
Kemak said a group of almost twenty local people are heading to Ireland in a couple of weeks for a similar program through the chamber.
If you'd like more information on how to take advantage of this trip just go to lcvalleychamber.com.


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In Brief: U.S. probes Honda Accords for air bag problem
U.S. safety regulators are investigating complaints that the side air bags on some Honda Accords can inflate when the front doors are closed.
The probe covers about 363,000 of the popular midsize cars from the 2008 model year.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says 28 drivers have complained about the problem. Two people reported injuries.
Investigators will determine how often the problem happens and whether a recall is needed.
Honda says in a statement that it will cooperate with NHTSA on the probe and will continue its own review.
In many of the complaints, owners reported having to pay thousands of dollars to fix the problem.
In other automotive moves, U.S. regulators have closed an investigation into steering failures on some Ford Super Duty trucks, saying they didn't find a safety defect.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration opened the probe in May after getting complaints of steering gear box failures in F250 and F350 trucks. The investigation covered about 340,000 trucks from the 2008 model year.
The agency said Tuesday that lab tests of failed parts found no evidence of fatigue. Also, an analysis of complaint rates showed no pattern of manufacturing quality problems.
The agency says the complaint rate for the trucks is low. It says that in many complaints, the trucks had hit curbs and other objects, suggesting that crashes caused steering failures.
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Are we leaving the arts out of journalism?
Like most journalists, I look to reports like the recently released Tow Center report on the changing nature of the field for guidance, for ways of thinking about what I do. But what I find is that what I do as a critic is increasingly marginalized or ignored by such studies.
In the thousands of words in the report from Tow, based at the Columbia School of Journalism and written by some of the finest minds in the field, there is a glaring void. There is no real consideration of cultural dialogue and criticism, perhaps the fastest shrinking segment of mainstream media today. Journalism worth doing is defined as investigative, watchdog journalism, the stories that somebody, somewhere doesn't want written. I would agree that this is the core of good journalism. »Read Full Blog Post(9)
Singles Scorecard: Hear new tracks from PSY, Skylar Grey and more
South Korean rapper PSY, pictured here performing in Seoul this month, has released another viral video hit, "Gentleman." Photo by Kin Cheung. »Read Full Blog Post
Flip Wilson: What you saw wasn't all you got
Forty years ago, Flip Wilson was the biggest thing in television.
In its first two seasons on NBC, "The Flip Wilson Show" was the second-most watched program on TV. His comic characters spawned two of the medium's hottest catchphrases, "The devil made me do it" and "What you see is what you get!" (The latter lives on in its acronym, a computer application that allows you to see what a document you're working on will look like - WYSIWYG.) He jump-started the careers of the two biggest names in comedy, George Carlin and Richard Pryor. In January 1972, Time magazine had him on the cover, calling him "TV's First Black Superstar." »Read Full Article
New Frank Lloyd Wright tour in Chicago
Chicago is known for its architecture -- and architectural tours. Now, there's a new one to add to the mix, a day-long bus tour that travels to Frank Lloyd Wright structures.
The Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust will launch the "Wright Around Chicago Bus Tour," complete with a gourmet boxed lunch, starting June 12. »Read Full Blog Post
Dr. Dawg in Greenfield is now open
The Greenfield location of Dr. Dawg, the hot dog, sausage and hamburger shop, opened this morning at 7700 W. Layton Ave.
It's the second Milwaukee-area location for the counter-service restaurant; the first is at 6969 N. Port Washington Road in Glendale. »Read Full Blog Post
Watch: Patton Oswalt's "Star Wars" filibuster on "Parks and Rec"
NBC airs a "Parks and Recreation" double header Thursday, and in one episode Patton Oswalt appears before the Pawnee City Council and engages in a citizen filibuster, drawing on the recent acquisition of the "Star Wars" universe by the Disney corporation.
The eight minute scene was completely improvised. Watch the faces of the audience. »Read Full Blog Post
Is that a Savage or a Sedaris?
Brent Gohde, who's staging a Cedar Block show called 'May the Schwartz Be With You' Saturday at Turner Hall Ballroom, worked at the former Schwartz Bookshop on N. Downer Ave. in the 1997-2000 period.
"I met some of my heroes as the result of being the events coordinator at Schwartz Bookshop," Gohde told me when we talked about the Cedar Block show, which salutes Schwartz as an incubator of friendship, creativity and community. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
On Tap for Today: John Gurda, Ex Fabula and the Brewers
Welcome to your Wednesday. If you are looking for things to do, artist and photographer Kevin Miyazaki will be talking about "Perimeter," a photographic portrait of Lake Michigan and its people, at the Haggerty Museum of Art at noon. At the same time, the guys at The Disclaimer will be chatting about things Milwaukee on WMSE, which you can stream (or listen to later) from their web site.


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Haier TVs are ready for the future of television
Haier TVs let homes enjoy digital broadcast without a "digi-box." Designed with a built-in ISDB-T-compliant digital turner, the new sets offer fully immersive entertainment that the whole family can enjoy.
The good side of the dark side: Optical projection screens challenge the norm
Since time immemorial, white screens have been the staple accessory of every projection setup. Challenging the status quo, companies like DNP present an alternative that enhances the overall quality of the projected image. Meet the "black screen," formally known as the optical projection screen.
Samsung's Curve It Up promo is back!
With Samsung's Curve It Up promo, customers will get an opportunity to bring home treats from Samsung such as 12,000 Mabuhay Miles from Philippine Airlines or a one-year iflix subscription.
LG's innovative OLED TV gains global recognition
LG Electronics, a prominent global tech innovator, has cut out a whole new category of television with the OLED TV, enabling it to stand out and gain recognition from various entities.
Philips launches Moda LCD monitor with Ambiglow Plus Base
Philips has launched Moda LCD monitor with Ambiglow Plus Base which adds new dimension to viewers experience.
NVIDIA bags three major awards at Computex 2016
Bagging three prestigious awards at this year's Computex, NVIDIA gets to continue its winning streak for eight consecutive years – the longest of any international Computex exhibitor.
LG's 2016 TV line-up to give best home entertainment experience
LG Home Entertainment is set to give its consumers the best home entertainment experience with its latest TV roster.
TCL unleashes QUHD TV Series Cityline C1 and TitanGold Air Conditioners
TCL, one of the most respected brands in the electronics industry, announced that its high-end product range QUHD TV and their new line of TitanGold Air Conditioners will be coming to the Philippines.
Samsung runs its first ever Education Summit
Samsung Electronics Philippiens Co. held its first Education Summit last April 27, at Crowne Plaza Manila, initiating the crucial conversation on digitization in the education industry.
Sharp brings AQUOS XU 8K Series to PH
Sharp's AQUOS XU Series, the first 4K TV lineup with 8K resolution, has finally arrived in the Philippines.