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October 30th, 2011, 18:51 Posted By: wraggsterThe Mojon Twins have been hard at work updating their La Churrera game engine for the ZX Spectrum with the release of v3.99. Not only that but they have spent two whole afternoons developing a new game to showcase this new engine.
Trabajo Basura, which we are assured, translates as Dire Job, is a classic platform romp that all Mojon Twins fans will be familiar with. Amador is a frustrated programmer who is disillusioned with his job and felt let down by his boss. Amador plans to get revenge by collecting evidence that would spell the end of his boss career.
The games ZX Spectrum tape image download, instructions, screenshots and more can be found on The Mojon Twins website.
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October 30th, 2011, 18:49 Posted By: wraggsterWeve mentioned the Commodore 64 retrogaming ezine, Komoda, before, but we must emphasize our delight when we see a new issue released, what with its classic retro graphics style design and content to match. It really is a must read. OK, its in Polish, but Google Translator (or a similar package) can be your best friend at times like these.
Within the digital pages of issue 5, you will find regular columns, reviews (Titanic Blinky, Silkworm, New Zeland Story, Nebulus
), articles (Silesia Party 2011, Demo Express, Survival Horror
), interviews (Rafal Neck, from Silesia Party
), news and more.
Komoda issue 5 and its accompanying cover disk of mini games can be found on the C&A Fan website.
October 30th, 2011, 18:47 Posted By: wraggsterThe following Utilities have been submitted and approved to the database (in submitted order oldest to newest):8NAME (Miscellaneous Graphics Tools)(NES)
DPCM Ripper (Sound)(NES)
Free File Splitter (Miscellaneous)(Multiple)
2500AD 6502 Assembler (Assembly Tools)(NES)
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Crystal Tile 2 (Graphics Editors)(Multiple)
SLZ decompressor (Miscellaneous)(Multiple)
TFSViewer (Graphics Viewers)(PSX)
PrizeEdit GB (Game Specific)(GB)
Relevant Link: (http://www.romhacking.net/utilities/)
October 29th, 2011, 23:51 Posted By: wraggsterThe Ghostbusters II game we got in America, developed by Kemco and published by Activision, was poop. Meanwhile, Japan and Europe got a completely different Ghostbusters II game called New Ghostbusters II by talented developer HAL Laboratory -- creators of Kirby and Lolo, and employer of future Nintendo president Satoru Iwata. It was much less poop-like.
New Ghostbusters II never came out in North America, likely because Activision had already secured the rights for a game based on the movie. Nintendo Player discovered (and dumped) a prototype of an unreleased US version of HAL'sGhostbusters II game, and documented the minimal differences between that version and the ones released elsewhere.
Apparently, HAL did have plans to release this at some point! And then, for some reason, potentially because of interference from Activision or Vigo the Carpathian, it instead became the footnote it is now.
October 24th, 2011, 19:54 Posted By: wraggsterAn anonymous reader writes with a report that an employee of Hyperion Entertainment has disclosed (but not officially announced) that there is a new portable computer with the Amiga name on it in the works, quoting:"Supposedly, the new netbook Amiga is will be 'sourced in a special configuration from an OEM.' The manufacturer in question is, just like the price tag, the launch date and the hardware specifications, currently unknown paving the way for further speculation and rumors. The netbook Amiga will set a mark in computer history as the first portable Amiga to see the light of the day since the Amiga 1000 was introduced to the U.S. market in 1985.
October 24th, 2011, 00:07 Posted By: wraggstervia http://www.aep-emu.de/
3DOplay is a new russian 3DO based on FreeDO.
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-Restored option (CPU-> Options), which was needed to run certain games
-In the folder with the emulator program is added JoToKey (dzhostika keyboard emulator) to play on dzhostike, the program is easy to set up!
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October 23rd, 2011, 23:39 Posted By: wraggstervia http://emu-russia.net/en/
Atari Jaguar emulator has been updated. Changes:
- Fixed NTSC timings; they were hardwired to PAL rates. [Shamus]
- Fixed possible missing trailing slash on path fields input by user. [Shamus]
- Fixed exit hotkey to work on Win32. [Shamus]
- Changed PAL/NTSC switch to only work when virtual machine is powered off.
- Miscellaneous documentation fixes. [Shamus]
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October 23rd, 2011, 23:35 Posted By: wraggstervia http://emu-russia.net/en/
Panasonic 3DO emulator has been updated. Changes:
- When using a POV hat on a controller, the LEFT and UP combination was not working correctly. Previously, this was being processed as only LEFT.
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October 23rd, 2011, 15:13 Posted By: wraggsterJust seeing the catchphrase Who You Gonna Call? as the sub-title of this weeks Retro League podcast stopped us in our tracks and we pricked up our ears. Were massive fans of the Ghostbusters film and the many video games that has materialised over the years as our big feature in Retroaction issue 3 can testify to so this alone made the download of The Retro League episode 104 worthwhile.
Obviously, Ghostbusters takes centre stage with a Hot Topic slot with Ghostbusters Memories, while Games of the Week include Ghostbusters (Sega Master System), Ghostbusters (NES) and Ghostbusters II (NES), and Random Links looks at facts about the original film. Other content includes Hot Topic discussions on Best PC First Person Shooters from the 1990s, Virtually Retro (Metal Slug 2, The King of Fighters 96 (PSN)
), while in the news, the classic GameFan issue 2 is made available in digital format and the unreleased N64 Game Glover 2 surfaces online
The shows full content list can be found on the Retro League website, along with download links to the show itself. We came, we listened, we enjoyed our asses and were sure you will too.
October 23rd, 2011, 15:12 Posted By: wraggsterWe hit number 40 of the Retrogaming Roundups and the monthly podcast is as fresh and interesting as ever, with news, discussion, and interviews on all things classic gaming.
This months returning sections include Hardware Flashback with the Williams PHOF, Guinness Gaming Records, Top Ten with Game Controllers, The British Hour and more. This edition also includes features such as part two of an editorial on the The Game Room, Retro Regurge: Miner 2049er and Dragon 32/64 Computers.
For the full listing, check out the Retrogaming Roundup 40 show notes at the RR website, where you will also find the podcast download links for the high and low quality versions and the Outtakes edition.
October 23rd, 2011, 15:10 Posted By: wraggsterClassic video game anniversaries seem to be popping up all over the place these days, and with issue 95 of Retro Gamer, the guys have gone Bubble Bobble crazy as the arcade hit celebrates its 25th. This includes a look at the original arcade classic as well as the various ports and sequels. Other main attractions include the Collectors Guide: ZX Spectrum, The History Of Resident Evil (which is 15 years old see, another anniversary), The Making Of: FIFA International Soccer (oh, dear, what were they thinking? both RG and EA).
In amongst the many articles are Cheap As Chips: Dune II: Battle For Arrakis, From The Archives: Krisalis Software, Classic Game: Castlevania: Bloodlines, The Making Of: Alien Trilogy. Then there are the other regulars such as Back to the Eighties/Nineties, The Unconverted, Future Classic, Retro Reated, Homebrew and more.
Retro Gamer issue 95 is on sale across the UK now and can also be purchased online at the Imagine eShop where it can also be purchased in digital form for your preferred portable device. And if you want to browse through the magazine you know, like those people who stand in the newsagent stores idly flicking through a mag only to put it back on the shelve, dog eared and all then Darran Jones (RG Editor) has made a video preview just for you. But if you like what you see, consider buying it, eh?
October 23rd, 2011, 15:09 Posted By: wraggsterThe ZX Spectrum was incredibly popular during the 8-bit computer scene in the 1980s, so much so that there have been countless magazines, fanzines and ezines published for it. Unfortunately, nothing lasts forever in the gaming scene and all those zines have mostly disappeared by now, but now the makers of PC Engine Gamer have stepped forth to quench the thirst of eager Spectrum gamers with the aptly title ZX Spectrum Gamer.
So what is this new ZX Spectrum Gamer? Think PC Engine Gamer, but for the Speccy, and youre there: wonderful design with great content. For the premiere issue, the ZXSG team have chosen the sublime cult classic Trashman for the cover feature and rightly so a truly unique game that were never likely to see again. Then there are other features such as The Gallery (game cover art), Load (a selection of great loading screens), Killer Kong (a Donkey Kong clone), Olli and Lissa (cute platformer), The Parsons Nose (look back at a certain year in multimedia), and more.
ZX Spectrum Gamer issue 1 can be downloaded in PDF format or read online at PC Engine Software Bible website. Be sure to catch up with past issues of PC Engine Gamer while youre there.
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October 23rd, 2011, 15:08 Posted By: wraggsterThe following Hacks have been submitted and approved to the database (in submitted order oldest to newest):Dizzy the Adventurer Sound Fix (Bug Fix)
Bubble Bobble Arcade Edition (Complete)
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ElSMB3 (Complete)
Ayrton Sennas Super Monaco GP II 91 Season (Improvement)
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October 23rd, 2011, 15:08 Posted By: wraggsterActive Translators Valiarchon
Hackers Vash / StorMyu / Lewnatic
Editors Lewnatic & Conn
Inactive Snoozysam (English Translation)
17/10/2011 - Project Announcement There has been much debate within this project about when it could be the right time to make this announcement is there even a right time? We couldnt really answer that, however we thought now is as good a time as any: when we have progress to show and are happy to invite help! So, with that I am happy to announce a new translation project for Tales of Rebirth (PS2 and PSP).
The project really began in 2010, when it escalated into a full team of hackers, translators, editors and any other roles you can think of! Were all happy with the progress made, but there is still much left to do, so, even though this post is an announcement of the project, you can think of it as an advertisement for help. We are looking for someone with adequate Japanese to English translation skills. Do you think you fit that criteria and have an interest in joining our team as a translator? Drop me a personal message on this forum and well talk some more.
Screenshots Any and all translations are subject to change.
Relevant Link: (http://tales.namco.com/forums...topic.php?t=90248&start=0)
October 23rd, 2011, 00:15 Posted By: wraggsterFar from protecting the games industry, DRM is actually damaging it according to the MD of download site Good Old Games Guillaume Rambourg.
GoG.com offers a number of titles, all of which are completely free of any digital rights management restrictions.
To beat piracy, our offer to gamers had to be both hassle-free and rewarding, he told MCV. If you make the overall experience more troublesome than downloading and playing an illegal copy, then all you can achieve is encouraging users to give piracy a try.
This is why we decided to release all titles without any DRM, as well as making all of them fully compatible with modern operating systems which is an area where piracy fails to perform. Again, adding technical constraints on such products would only encourage piracy and thats why we decided to do exactly the opposite.
Lets be honest: it is very easy for any gamer to pirate a PC game these days, so the last thing we want to do is to impact loyal gamers. These people should be rewarded for buying PC products in 2011 and beyond, and spread the good message out there.
At the end of the day, PC gamers are paying everybodys wages in the industry and this is why we need to have a win-win situation here. Believe in your users and in exchange they will join forces with you to fight against piracy
as long as your offer is fair and rewarding to them, of course.
October 20th, 2011, 23:54 Posted By: wraggsterSonic the Hedgehog is the first winner at this year's record-breaking Golden Joystick Awards.
Sega's iconic mascot has won the very first outstanding contribution award in the same year that it celebrates its 20th anniversary.
The 29th annual GamesMaster Golden Joystick Awards has a also smashed the Guinness World Record for the most votes cast in a gaming awards. 2.06 million votes were cast in picking this year's winners.
The winners that will be joining Sonic will be revealed tomorrow at the event at the Westminster Bridge Park Plaza.
We are so excited that Sonic has been awarded the first-ever Outstanding Contribution Award at the Golden Joysticks," said Sonic brand director David Corless.
"In todays ever changing market its rare for a character to last for 5 years let alone 20. And thats testament to the popularity and longevity of our blue blurred mascot. Since the days of the Mega Drive hes appeared on most consoles and handhelds going and also made the successful leap into the digital space. This award couldnt have come at a better time as we celebrate Sonics 20th Anniversary and with the amazing Sonic Generations just around the corner. Heres to the next 20!"
October 19th, 2011, 02:04 Posted By: wraggster
A few years ago, [Richard] pulled a crushed camcorder out of a junk box at a hamfest. After pulling the half-inch CRT out of the viewfinder, he needed to find a project. [Richard] ended up building the second tiniest game of Tetris weve ever seen.
After futzing around with the CRT, [Richard] discovered that one of the pins would accept an NTSC input. He also found a similar project that used a dime-sized CRT to play Tetris. With ready to go code, [Richard] started assembling his project into a handsome wooden box.
There are two PCBs for the build a CRT driver circuit, and a small custom board that handles the game and controller code. The circuit for the game board was found onthis site, but the featured boards there were too large for the project. A stripped-down board was fabricated by BatchPCB and put into the box.
There arent any controls on the console itself, for that a standard DB-9 connector was installed so a vintage Atari joystick could be used. For a more ergonomic Tetris experience, a Sega Genesis controller could be used. For something that looks like it comes out a steampunk laboratory, playing Tetris is a bit unexpected. Check out the demo video of the screen at 20x magnification after the break.
October 19th, 2011, 02:02 Posted By: wraggster
[Marcus Gritsch] wanted to do his retro gaming using retro hardware
or at least using some retro hardware. Although he was playing his Commodore 64 games in an emulator, he figured that using an original controller would boost the nostalgia quite a bit. This is a vintage Competition Pro joystick that has buttons and a joystick of a similar quality to arcade hardware and a DE-9 connector. He managed to connect new to old by building his own USB to C64 joystick adapter.
His project started out by breadboarding a circuit based on a PIC 24FJ64GB002 microcontroller. This does all of the work, having native USB support, and no problem reading and translating the signals from the old hardware which are simply conductors for each internal switch that pull to ground when actuated. Once working, he soldered everything to some protoboard; a connector at each end, the chip itself, a voltage regulator, and some passive components. Its a, robust build that should give him years of emulated fun.
[Marcus Gritsch] wanted to do his retro gaming using retro hardware
or at least using some retro hardware. Although he was playing his Commodore 64 games in an emulator, he figured that using an original controller would boost the nostalgia quite a bit. This is a vintage Competition Pro joystick that has buttons and a joystick of a similar quality to arcade hardware and a DE-9 connector. He managed to connect new to old by building his own USB to C64 joystick adapter.
His project started out by breadboarding a circuit based on a PIC 24FJ64GB002 microcontroller. This does all of the work, having native USB support, and no problem reading and translating the signals from the old hardware which are simply conductors for each internal switch that pull to ground when actuated. Once working, he soldered everything to some protoboard; a connector at each end, the chip itself, a voltage regulator, and some passive components. Its a, robust build that should give him years of emulated fun.
October 19th, 2011, 01:50 Posted By: wraggsterA coder going by the handle Mr Sid has ported Jordan Mechner's 1989 Apple II game Prince Of Persia to Commodore 64.
The project took two-and-a-half years to complete, and has realised one of Mechner's ambitions for the game.
"That's crazy!" Mechner writes in the comments on Mr Sid's developer blog. "Back in 1989, when I was making POP on the Apple II, I couldn't get anyone interested in doing a C64 port... because it was too old a system."
The port was achieved using a "memory capture of the Apple II and good old fashioned reverse-engineering skills" according to the blog.
"Just probably the biggest crossword puzzle I've ever worked on," adds Mr Sid. "It's definitely not perfect, some grey areas left, but it's the next best thing to having the original source code."
October 19th, 2011, 01:34 Posted By: wraggsterThe Microtouch is a mobile media device that aims to become an open-source alternative to the iPod Touch."Deeper investigation reveals that the Microtouch is a nifty little device. Powered by an 8-bit microcontroller with only 2.5K of RAM there is an example ebook reader application. A primitive application framework (for some definition of the phrase) is available as Free Software, and for the hardware hackers the EagleCAD PCB files are published under a CC attribution-share-alike license.
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The Brecker Brothers was the musical duo of Michael (saxophone, flute, and EWI) and Randy Brecker (trumpet, flugelhorn), who recorded commercially successful jazz fusion albums together in the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. They had a hit single with "East River" in 1979. It reached #34 in the UK Singles Chart.
Older brother Randy first became famous as an original member of the group Blood, Sweat & Tears. He appeared on their debut album Child Is Father to the Man in 1968. In addition to recording their own compositions, the brothers frequently played together as session musicians on albums by many other artists. They were heard on Todd Rundgren's hit "Hello It's Me" which reached #5 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1972. Other notable appearances include Parliament's Mothership Connection and the debut album of the Japanese fusion group Casiopea. They also appeared on Frank Zappa's live album Zappa in New York, which was recorded during a special appearance of the brothers (along with members of the Saturday Night Live band) at Zappa concerts at the Palladium, December 26–29, 1976. They also were part of the instrumentation of Eric Clapton's 1986 album August. Both brothers also had prolific recording careers as leaders of their own ensembles.
The brothers' collaborations came to an end in 2007, when Michael Brecker died from leukemia.
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The University of Georgia's School of Music will be named for the man who founded the music department and wrote the words to the fight song "Glory to Old Georgia."
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The name Hugh Hodgson School of Music was approved this week by the state Board of Regents and Thursday by UGA President Michael Adams' cabinet, to honor the Athens native and long-time UGA music faculty member.
"He was the most brilliant teacher in my experience for a lot of reasons," said Bob Edge, a former student.
"The main (reason) is that if he were teaching you a subject ... he went at it in such a way that you didn't want to stop learning at the end of the course," Edge said. "Here I am, 50 years later, and I'm still studying."
Hodgson was a very popular teacher, said Despy Karlas, who was hired by Hodgson and became a close friend of Hodgson and his wife.
"He was marvelous with students. I think they all loved him," she said.
Hodgson, Karlas said, had a talent for making music enjoyable and interesting for non-musicians.
Karlas, a pianist, was at The Julliard School in New York when Hodgson convinced her to come to UGA.
He also brought a close friend, the poet Robert Frost, to Athens on numerous occasions to speak to faculty, students and citizens.
Hodgson played an important role in the history of the university, said David Lowe, director of the music school.
"His influence on the direction of music and the other fine arts over 40 years was profound and it is entirely appropriate that his legacy be preserved through naming the school in his honor," Lowe said.
The timing is apt, Lowe said, because of the planned construction of a new building for the Lamar Dodd School of Art adjacent to the music school.
Hodgson discovered Dodd and convinced him to join the UGA faculty in 1937.
Hodgson, affectionately called "Mr. Hugh" by his students, was born in Athens in 1893 and graduated from UGA in 1915. He was appointed as the first professor of music in 1928 and remained on the faculty until 1960. He died in Athens in 1969.
Hodgson created four degree programs in music, including the master of fine arts in music. He was the first chairman of UGA's division of fine arts and was a key player in the construction of the Fine Arts Building.
He arranged the music for the university's alma mater, wrote the words for the school's fight song and helped establish the Atlanta and Savannah symphony orchestras.
Hodgson's legacy continues today in the music school's Second Thursday Concert Series, a version of the Thursday-night Music Appreciation Days series he began in the late 1920s.
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Picks and Pans Review: Happy Anniversary, Charlie Brown!
There's some blues for Charlie himself. A little funky strutting for Snoopy. A bit of the cool for Lucy. There's even a classical riff or two for Schroeder. And it's all in this 45-minute package of jazz-rock fusion recorded by various combinations of musicians in honor of the 40th year of publication of Charles Schulz's inscrutable comic strip.
Eight of the 11 tunes were written for animated Peanuts TV specials by Vince Guaraldi, whose vaguely ironic music always seemed exactly appropriate for Schulz's characters. The most familiar theme, "Linus & Lucy," is played by keyboardist David Benoit.
B.B. King performs a Snoopy subtheme, "Joe Cool" (amended with one of King's compliments to his guitar, Lucille), and another blues master, Joe Williams, has fun with "Little Birdie," Guaraldi's ode to Snoopy's pal Woodstock.
"Christmas Time Is Here," which Guaraldi wrote with the TV show's producer, Lee Mendelson, is charmingly rendered by Patti Austin.
Among the instrumental tracks are Gerry Mulligan's delicate baritone sax version of "Rain, Rain, Go Away," Kenny G's lively reading of Dave Grusin's tune "Breadline Blues" and the "Charlie Brown Theme," played by Amani A. W.-Murray, a saxophonist who was 13 years old when the album was made and is clearly, like Charlie himself, sophisticated far beyond his apparent years.
The semisentimental attitude of the project is appealing, and so is the characteristic way in which the sentiment is undercut by a closing snatch of dialogue involving the youngsters who have played the Peanuts cast on the most recent TV specials. What better way to celebrate 40 years of this delightful foolishness than to have Lucy (Jennifer Banko) crow to Charlie (Kaleb Henley), "Happy anniversary, Blockhead!" (GRP)
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Objective: To determine the effect of standard-dose trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole on serum potassium concentration in hospitalized patients.
Design: Prospective chart review.
Setting: Community-based teaching hospital.
Patients: 105 patients with various infections were hospitalized and treated. Eighty patients treated with standard-dose trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole (trimethoprim, less than equals 320 mg/d; sulfamethoxazole, less than equals 1600 mg/d) composed the treatment group; 25 patients treated with other antibiotic agents served as the control group.
Measurements: Serum sodium, potassium, and chloride concentrations; serum carbon dioxide content; anion gap; blood urea nitrogen level; and serum creatinine level.
Results: The serum potassium concentration in the treatment group (mean ±SD) was 3.89 ± 0.46 mmol/L (95% CI, 3.79 to 3.99 mmol/L), and it increased by 1.21 mmol/L (CI, 1.09 to 1.32 mmol/L) 4.6 ± 2.2 days after trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole therapy was initiated. Blood urea nitrogen levels increased from 7.92 ± 5.7 mmol/L (CI, 6.67 to 9.16 mmol/L) to 9.2 ± 5.8 mmol/L (CI, 7.9 to 10.5 mmol/L), and serum creatinine levels increased from 102.5 ± 49.5 µmol/L (CI, 91.4 to 113.6 µmol/L) to 126.1 ± 70.7 µmol/L (CI, 110.3 to 141.9 µmol/L). Patients with a serum creatinine level of 106 µmol/L (1.2 mg/dL) or more developed a higher peak potassium concentration (5.37 ± 0.59 mmol/L [CI, 5.15 to 5.59 mmol/L]) than patients with a serum creatinine level of less than 106 µmol/L (4.95 ± 0.48 mmol/L [CI, 4.80 to 5.08 mmol/L]). Patients with diabetes had a slightly higher peak potassium concentration (5.14 ± 0.45 mmol/L [CI, 4.93 to 5.35 mmol/L]) than did patients without diabetes (5.08 ± 0.59 mmol/L [CI, 4.93 to 5.23 mmol/L]), but the difference was not statistically significant. The serum potassium concentration in the control group was 4.33 ± 0.45 mmol/L (CI, 4.15 to 4.51 mmol/L), and it decreased nonsignificantly over 5 days of therapy.
Conclusions: Standard-dose trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole therapy used to treat various infections leads to an increase in serum potassium concentration. A peak serum potassium concentration greater than 5.0 mmol/L developed in 62.5% of patients; severe hyperkalemia (peak serum potassium concentration more than equals 5.5 mmol/L) occurred in 21.2% of patients. Patients treated with standard-dose trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole should be monitored closely for the development of hyperkalemia, especially if they have concurrent renal insufficiency (serum creatinine level more than equals 106 µmol/L).
A statistically significant peak potassium concentration was seen only in patients with a baseline serum creatinine level of 106 µmol/L (1.2 mg/dL) or more, regardless of the presence or absence of diabetes mellitus. Cr = creatinine; K+ = potassium; = number of patients.
A statistically significant increase in potassium concentration occurred in the treatment group. K+ = potassium; = number of patients. * < 0.01; ** < 0.05.
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Mitel expects further advances in Wi-Fi first services
Editor's Note: With 2016 now upon us, RCR Wireless News has gathered predictions from leading industry analysts and executives on what they expect to see in the new year.
The year ahead promises some interesting developments in the U.S. mobile market, particularly around the maturing of voice-over-Wi-Fi offerings and introduction of "Wi-Fi first" services by multiple service operators. Expect some major operators to debut mobile offerings, combining mobile virtual network operator approaches with the widespread availability of MSO-powered Wi-Fi deployments across both residential and public locations. Driving this development are the competitive market dynamics, technology availability and the impact of disruptive, Internet-based players such as Google with its Project Fi.
Unbundling continues while access technology loses its grip on voice and messaging
A look at the competitive landscape shows mobile carriers moving further into content distribution, continued unbundling of traditional, premium cable content and more service delivery over the top of broadband connections. With digital content and individual components of subscriber's communications fast becoming a pick-and-mix aggregation of services, purchasable from many different providers, it's a natural evolution for voice and messaging to form part of that unbundled set of capabilities.
Technology-wise, the timing couldn't be better for MSOs to get into the mobile communications game. Where voice and messaging were once tightly integrated with the wireless access technology, the evolution of mobile networks to IP means Voice over Internet Protocol can now be consistently implemented across all of the available pipes reaching a subscriber. The ways in which voice was previously delivered – in a desktop environment, over a mobile device or landline telephone – all used fundamentally different technologies, so the economies of scale in creating a converged service offering were limited. Convergence meant more complexity rather than less. VoIP and IP multimedia subsystem have changed this dynamic.
The advantages of Wi-Fi first vs. services from non-traditional OTT providers
Carrier VoWi-Fi service differs in a number of key ways from the over-the-top offerings of disruptive players such as WhatsApp, Skype, Line and Viber. Firstly, it leverages the native dialer on the most desired handsets in the market today (i.e., Apple and Samsung) to provide a seamless service across cellular or Wi-Fi networks. Secondly, there is no "secondary" identity on the mobile device. A mobile phone number is used whether the subscriber is on Wi-Fi or cellular and a new number does not have to be created to benefit from the offering. In addition, there are continuing developments of network selection intelligence within the device, allowing the strongest and most reliable signals to be leveraged with handoff between Wi-Fi and cellular networks as needed.
A new communications world order brings new opportunities
Along with competitive dynamics and IP-based networking, another impetus prompting MSOs to reconsider their services and how they bring them to customers is the rise of Internet-based companies like Google and Apple. Google essentially remade the search industry, in terms of monetization models, and with services like Gmail, demonstrated that having visibility into a subscriber's communication behavior is something from which value can be derived. Drastically different from the pay-for-the-service-you-use model, today you can pay for many services by simply granting access to personal information.
For the MSO, the opportunity here is not to create "me too" services or a lower cost version of an existing service. Rather, they have options to bundle services differently and find new ways to layer value on top of that bundle, cementing a long-term relationship with the subscriber. Millennials don't want to pay for a bundle if they only use a few services in the package. Communications for them is more about social media than making phone calls. That doesn't mean they don't ever want to make a phone call or be reachable by voice. If an MSO can offer them a service built around compelling personal experience and offer traditional voice in a way that complements what they're purchasing, a mobile provider's entry-level, prepaid bundle appears much less enticing.
On the enterprise side, MSOs have long provided broadband connectivity to businesses. That broadband connectivity is now mobile within the enterprise as in-building Wi-Fi networks. Being able to offer office-wide mobility, freeing the employee from the physical structure of the desk while providing a full set of PBX features hosted in the cloud or by the MSO, presents another very attractive opportunity. It gives an MSO the chance to expand its business with the enterprise and is a stickier proposition than a broadband bundle, which may be re-contracted to the lowest bidder in 12-months.
Additionally, if a business has a cellular provider and a broadband provider they're probably spending $70 to $80 per month, per user on cellular service, plus they're paying for broadband for the enterprise. Rolling these together they'll spend significantly less on cellular and only nominally increase what they pay their broadband provider for the cloud PBX capability.
What could potentially impact an expected MSO Wi-Fi first launch
Over the past several months, MSOs have been very active in trials and technology evaluation, and some are exercising their options around MVNO relationships with cellular providers. These precursor moves indicate at least one major U.S. player announcing a mass-market mobile service launch in 2016. The one thing that could change or disrupt these plans relates to the ongoing discussions around mergers and acquisitions. Of course, it's an ongoing game of chess, where the threat the MSO presents to the mobile carrier by entering the market with a Wi-Fi first proposition can also be part of a negotiation strategy for an associated M&A activity.
While much remains to be seen on future pairings of MSOs and carriers as the U.S. market works towards consolidation, two things are certain: when an MSO heavyweight steps into the ring, great pains will have been taken to ensure its Wi-Fi service meets customer expectations for quality of experience; and, the redrawing of the competitive landscape for communications service provisioning will officially be underway.


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A Pill To Forget?
What if you could erase the most negative memories of your past? If there was a pill that could do such a feat, would you take it?
One day, there might be such an option. But are we researching into dangerous waters in the name of science and medicine?
Two articles earlier this year explore the idea that a memory loss or forgetting pill might one day be a reality. Wired and Scientific American both published articles describing the science and the research behind making a person forget a specific memory.
Interest in the subject is rooted in the desire to find ways to treat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and other mental issues stemming from the recalled memory of a traumatic event or series of events. The idea behind the research is that memory is more of a fluid process rather than a static function of the human brain.
Research, currently in the animal studies stage, suggests that certain proteins and their relationship with specific receptors in the brain are responsible for memory recall. Theoretically, if one could target the right proteins and the correct receptors, one might have the ability to suppress a targeted memory.
I've always had an idea that a person's memory worked more like a recording device. We simply document an event in our brain for later recall. The relationship between that memory and our ability to remember it is a simple function of recalling the documentation in our own brain.
In reality, memory seems to be more of a fluid process that has the potential to be manipulated for various outcomes. If the process of memory recall can be broken down into a specific pathway, researchers could attempt to find ways of manipulating that pathway or blocking it entirely.
One outcome of this research might be having a patient forget some traumatic event from their past. If an event is severe enough, it can have long-term implications on a patient's mental and physical health. Blocking such a memory might help a patient to heal and move on with their life.
But the ability to suppress a specific memory through chemistry raises several questions. Should modern medicine tamper with the foundation of who a person really is- their memories?
What if this science does develop way past the interesting but inconclusive animal studies data reported in the above articles? Would patients be open to the idea of eliminating a memory, even if it could be deemed medically safe?
To me, this reminds me of earlier periods in medicine when mood disorders were first being targeted for treatment options. Disorders like depression became much more complicated as more understanding of brain chemistry was discovered. We now know there are many things that impact a person's mood.
What if the chemical pathways of memory become equally complex as research continues to advance? Should modern medicine attempt to alter the memory pathways of individuals without fully understanding the implications of doing so?
Personally, I don't think we are anywhere close to the release of a so called forgetting pill. Research looking at the possibility of such a drug is too far in it's infancy to expect that kind of treatment option anytime soon.
But if the day comes when a memory losing pill is an option, I'd be hesitant to use such a drug. My memories, both good and bad, are what make me who I am and how I react to the world around me. The implications of altering that dynamic in any way seems dangerous.
What do you think? Does a forgetting pill sound like it's a worth while area of research for PTSD? Or is this all mad science with far reaching implications that can't even begun to be understood given what we currently know about how our brain works?
Science and medicine is evolving. We may one day have the ability to alter a person's memory. But I am wondering if we should even try? And what happens if we do and something goes wrong?
The Redheaded Pharmacist
3 Comments to "A Pill To Forget?"
By pharmacy chick, October 19, 2012 @ 1:06 am
to be honest with you , if I could selectively negate certain memories, I'd pony up a lot of cash. There are certain things I have experienced that have haunted me for years. Sometimes it would be nice to have an undo button in life. Sadly it doesn't exist.
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By Appreciative Patient, October 21, 2012 @ 10:36 am
I don't know. I worry about possible unintended side effects. Myself having been a victim of severe child abuse by my father, I have to wonder what would happen if the memories of my abusive father were erased. Would I still remember my childhood at all? What about the vacations, family functions, etc? May of those involved my father mistreating me, would the memories of those events be wiped out entirely? I worry about that when I think about erasing memories. I've been in psychotherapy for several years and it has been very beneficial. I think if I had the choice I would rather stick to my therapy.
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Ok People, it's "Macworld" not "MacWorld"
Date: Sunday, January 7th, 2007, 19:57
Category: Macworld Expo
I have to get a major pet peeve off my chest, I just can't take it any more.
If you write/blog about things related to the Mac, or God help you, you're covering Macworld Expo you should get the capitalization right. It's "Macworld Expo" not "MacWorld Expo."
You pretty much throw all your credibility out the window when you publish posts like "MacWorld rumor this" or "MacWorld announcement that." There is no capital W in Macworld – get it right people.
The offenders, and there are a lot of you, need to get your act together and lower case that "w" or risk exposing yourself as a Mac poser.
Also, while I'm at it, it's Macworld Expo not Macworld. "Macworld" is a magazine, "Macworld Expo" is a conference run by IDG World Expo Corp. There is a difference.
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CHICAGO -- Luol Deng figures the Chicago Bulls will have to find creative ways to win as long as Derrick Rose is sidelined.This wasn't what he had in mind. The Bulls will take it, though.Deng came through with 23 points and a career-high 11 assists, and the Bulls escaped with a 121-115 victory over the Sacramento Kings on Tuesday night after a 19-point, fourth-quarter lead dwindled to two."Missing Derrick, even though we're winning games, it's huge," Deng said. "He makes the game so much easier. When he's not there, you've got to work extra."Joakim Noah added 22 points and 11 rebounds. Kyle Korver scored 18, hitting four free throws in the final 17.6 seconds. Carlos Boozer scored 16, Taj Gibson added 15 points, and the Bulls came away with the win - barely - even though Rose missed his third straight game with lower back spasms.The victory clinched the Eastern Conference coaching spot at the All-Star game for the Bulls' Tom Thibodeau.DeMarcus Cousins led Sacramento with 28 points and 17 rebounds. Tyreke Evans scored 27, and Marcus Thornton added 23 points for the Kings, who made things extremely interesting down the stretch.Two free throws by Evans with 19 seconds left made it 115-112. Korver answered with two of his own, but the drama wasn't over.Thornton nailed a 3 to make it a two-point game with 14.8 seconds left, but Korver immediately hit two more foul shots to boost the lead to 119-115. Deng then hit two free throws with 8.8 seconds left to seal the win."I've yet to fear this team being down," Kings coach Keith Smart said. "This team has shown throughout the year that they have the ability to get back in games."Winning them is a different story. Sacramento is last in the Pacific Division at 10-18 and is just 3-13 on the road.This seemed like a mismatch despite Rose's absence, but the Kings hung with the Eastern Conference leaders even when it looked like Chicago had put this one away.Sacramento was within eight in late in the third when Deng buried a corner 3 with just under a minute left. That started a 12-1 run that bumped Chicago's lead to 97-78, but the Bulls couldn't breathe too easily.They did, however, let out a big sigh of relief in the end."They're a tough team," Evans said. "They play together. They run that high pick-and-roll good with the bigs. They ran it all night on us and got a lot of fouls. That's what killed us."The dramatic win came on the heels of a 6-3 trip that matched their longest since the 1992-93 season, and they did it without their superstar point guard."I think our team has gotten used to guys being out," Thibodeau said. "It happened last year with our big guys and this year, it is more perimeter guys, so we have that all covered. We feel very good about our depth, and when we are down a man, the next guy steps up and does the job."The question is: Will the injuries take a toll eventually?Rose didn't have a target date for his return. Boston visits Thursday, and he wasn't sure if he'd be ready to play against Rajon Rondo and the Celtics. One thing was clear, though. Rose was certainly breathing a little easier.A specialist confirmed Monday that there was no structural damage, and that was a big relief for him and a team eyeing a championship. This hasn't been an easy season for Rose even though he's averaging 22.0 points and 7.8 assists. Between the bad back and a problem with his left big toe, he's missed eight games this season after sitting out six over his first three years."I think the best thing you can do is try to get better from it," Deng said. "If we had a choice, we wouldn't want him to be hurt, but that's the situation. We really think that it will help us. Guys are stepping up. Guys are getting playing time. We'd rather have this problem now than later in the year."Notes: Veteran G Richard Hamilton, who remains sidelined by a right thigh injury, rejoined the Bulls after tending to a family issue. He posted on Twitter that his grandmother died. ... G Mike James signed a 10-day contract. He appeared in three games for Chicago before being waived on Jan. 28. ... Kings rookie Jimmer Fredette, nursing an upset stomach, did not play.
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The New Jersey legislature swiftly passed a bill on Tuesday legalizing online gambling, becoming the third state to authorize internet gambling by its residents.
Gov. Chris Christie signed the bill shortly after both chambers of the legislature passed it. Christie had vetoed an earlier version of the bill, saying that he felt that internet gambling operators should face a higher tax rate and that the law should sunset after 10 years.
The new bill passed Tuesday taxes the operations at 15 percent, rather than the 10 percent rate in the earlier version. It also contains the 10-year sunset provision advocated by Christie.
The law will allow the owners of Atlantic City casinos to operate the sites, which will be restricted to New Jersey residents. However, operators of the sites are expected to cut deals with international companies and seek compacts with states to allow for interstate gambling through the sites.
Last year, Nevada and Delaware passed similar bills. The two states are expected to begin awarding licenses later this year. Churchill Downs Inc. is one of approximately three dozen companies that have applied for Nevada licenses.
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My partner and I stayed at the Castle for one night and having both stayed in many hotels worldwide we agreed this was probably our least favourite. Reception was curt to the point of rudeness. Our first floor room which had a beautiful view was clean but badly in need of redecoration and refurbishment. The dining room is attractive with good quality table linen. The Restaurant menu appeared extensive and interesting .....The food turned out to be well presented but tasteless. We feel we would have fared better with a bar meal. Breakfast was an improvement although the scrambled egg was very overcooked, resembling rubber rather than the expected soft creamy consistancy. The hotel is currently undergoing some building work which may explain why there were no hand washing facilities in the groundfloor Gents. When we checked out we were presented with an accomodation bill even though I had paid in full on arrival. We would not recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a comfortable resting place whilst exploring some of the most beautiful countryside in the UK.
Awful & Expensive
Only stayed the one night - thankfully! Having paid for a Beacons View Room was disappointed to be looking at a stone wall. The room had definitely seen better days, was dark and gave the impression of not being clean however I believe that was just due to the decor. The bathroom had no window and the electric light was very dim, the toilet did not always work and the shower was 'adequate' for a one night stay.
The breakfast was served in a small lounge as the Restaurant is being refurbished unfortunately this meant that the 'hot' breakfast was cold and we had almost finished the meal before the tea arrived.
One of the reasons for booking this hotel was the fact that it stated it had a car park - what it didn't say was that there was only room for about 10 cars and it was difficult to get a space.
Run down and overpriced
We stayed for one night at the Castle of Brecon over Easter. The property is tired and the rooms are run down. The carpet must have been there for 20+ years and the bathroom has seen its better days as well. Breakfast is totally uninspired.
The building is historic and right in the middle of town. It is a good basis to explore the Brecon Beacons. At BGP 95 this property is TOTALLY overpriced. I would not recommend this property.
We also offer a wide range of double or twin rooms with prices ranging from �59 up to �150 a night to relfect the size and condition of the guestroom.
A Very Special Treat
We spent 3 days at this magnificent hotel. The staff was great, the food was outstanding and the atmosphere of the place was superb! There is a new owner, Leon Ruzzi, who is anxious to make sure your stay is pleasant. I would definitely stay there again.
Very friendly staff, great views
A lovely hotel with grat views of the Brecon Beacons. The staff were friendly and helpful and the room comfortable
A good hotel with excellent dinner
Am surpised at some of the reviews as we had a good stay here. It is only 2 star but I thought the room was pleasant with plenty of space, tv, tea and coffee and good bathroom. The floorboards in the room were very creaky but its an old building.
We ate in the restaurant one night and the food was excellent and not too pricey.
Great location with only a 5-10 minute walk into the town. Lots to do in the area - walking, cycling, canoeing etc. We ended up staying and extra night and there was no hassle from the staff in extending our stay.
I thought this hotel was good value, comfortable and what I would expect of a 2 star hotel. Would recommend it to family and friends.
We stayed for two nights but were disappointed with the hotel which clearly has plenty of potential. Whilst the bedroom (a Beacons View Room) was perfectly adequate and pleasant, the bathroom was awful - the shower was the low point. The flow of water was incredibly weak and the point at which the shower was attached to the wall was broken and someone had attempted to fix it with tape without success. The floor of the bathroom was wet either through condensation due to inadequate ventilation or leaks. Essentially the bathroom was tired and in need of refurbishment. The bedroom was also noisy due to the extremely creaky floor in the room above. To add insult to injury, the hotel made a mistake with the bill and we had to point out that they had charged us a rate higher than that offered when we booked. That said the staff were friendly and helpful.
A decent, solid choice with good food
Good sized rooms, with decent cleaning and a nice bathroom. It's an old building, and feels it, so expect some creaky floors and long corridors, as well as some rather old fashioned decor in places.
Friendly and helpful service, with a nice bar / sitting room area. Bar meals are excellent - good value and huge portions, and the breakfast is equally good, with quality ingredients and good service. A very "traditional" style hotel, with all its quirks, but none the worse for them.
Booked this hotel because the George Hotel, in the Struet was fully booked. I always stay at the George. My bedroom in the annexe at the Castle could have done with a lick of paint; it looked a bit tired and drab. The ceiling creaked constantly when the guests who occupied the room upstairs walked about. Had to ask for tea and toast twice, breakfast time and the staff, mostly youngsters, weren't too helpful. Had to wait ages for bacon and sausage. Won't stay here again. Over-priced and not half as good as the George.
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As a couple with a young boy, we took our youngster to the nearby PGL camp the one weekend, and picked him up the next.
This meant we stayed at the Castle of Brecon Hotel both sides of the week.
The first moment we set foot in the place, we were greeted enthusiastically by the staff on reception, treated as honoured guests and our room reservation was dealt with quickly and efficiently.
We had booked the four-poster bed with the views of the Brecon Beacons, the room did not disappoint. It was spacious, clean, and a breathtaking view of a near-flooding river with wide bay windows to look out of.
The bed was comfortable, the warddrobe nice and large, everything chosen with taste and in keeping with the overall room.
Our only disappointment was the bathroom, it was very 60's, an avocado green suite with a shower that wasn't the most powerful we have ever known. We have since been told that in up-dating and re-doing the Hotel the bathrooms are next on the list.
The food was delicious.... the restaurant immaculate, the staff again attentive and helpful. We were able to try traditional fare, including locally made wine to go with our meal, (which we both enjoyed) and overall this is what cemented our decision to return here the following Friday before picking up our youngster.
In the mornings breakfast was a buffet style, but the food was hot and fresh, something often lacking in buffet style breakfasts, and we both enjoyed full english breakfasts with as much hot strong tea and toast provided by the morning waitress's as we wanted... we are fond of our breakfast...
The following Friday, on arrival we were remembered and greeted like special friends, regular guests. Even the waiter that evening remembered us and was able to return immediately to a discussion we had been having the previous week.
Unfortunately we couldn't have the same room, the hotel was booked out and we had to take a room in the annexe. This, although smaller, was no less clean, the furnishings more than ample and the decor inkeeping with the style of the room. The only disappointment here again was the same bathroom troubles...
During our evening meal, the receptionist personally sought us out to ask if we would like to upgrade our room as a guest had cancelled at the last minute... this we did, and to our amazement when presented with our bill the next day, we were not charged for this move...
Our rooms cost us �99 for the four-poster room with a view - more than worth every penny in our book, and �69 for a room in the annexe, also well worth the money.
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... They apparently even handed out seeding calenders.
If you want to know more about the keep itself, you'll have to ask Alexis, as she stole my audio tour player by means of asking nicely, and listened to the funny bloke all the rest of the way. Her english grades better be amazing.
We left the castle and ambled about the old town until we found the old Victorian market place, where we bought enough food to give us two homecooked meals. ...
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... when Robin got to the end of the trail and said, "It's down here" that I realized what we were in for...52 steps down (according to the internet) and we arrived at the tiny structure, ducking as we made our way in. No furnishings in sight, just a simple open space with an incredible view out two small windows. A trail led outside and a little further down the cliff side, where a very tiny stone hut existed. I knew Govan's cell was ...
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... is the shower. It's basically as bad as that time in Christmas 2004, when I was with mum and Matt on holiday in Bancory Scotland....having to squat in the shower to access hot water because as soon as you lifted it above knee hieght the water went cold! And, since we've all been surviving on about 4/5hours sleep....we all had cranky pants on and everything was much much worse than anything else would normally be. Hopefully with sleep everything will be better. ...
... pieces but too heavy or expensive for us travelers. Jacko the art critic thought that the work was all very 1970s- thick and clunky. The next stop was Dunvegan Castle, the home of the McLeod Clan. We stopped at their cafe and had a bowl of vegetable soup and Mandy had a cup of coffee that nearly made her throw-up. At ten pound each to get into the castle we decided to give it a miss. Apparently, if you a laird of a piece of land, as �McLeod was of Skye, you ...


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Elimination communication: Why we use infant potty training
Practicing elimination communication, or infant potty training, with babies isn't the same as toilet training older children, but it sure does make that process much easier.
Recycle your urine to make invisible ink, and other fascinating uses for pee
We're not the only ones obsessed with pee-cycling, apparently.
Greening our bathrooms without sacrificing the experience of our guests at yök Casa + Cultura
At yök we do not only work hard to save energy, but also water. According to Airbnb, guests in Europe renting a home use 45% less water than when staying in a hotel. But there is more to a bathroom than saving water; materials also play an important role
Why the modern bathroom is such a wasteful, unhealthy design
An article in the Guardian sums up a whole lot of TreeHugger.
A picture is worth: Toilet training in japan
An exhibition about poop and plumbing has a rather dramatic entrance.
Why am I building such a weird bathroom?
I am trying to practice what I preach for a change.
How many bathrooms do you need in a house? (Survey)
The number of bathrooms per house just keeps growing.
The hot poop on alternative toilets, Tiny house edition
Another look at what's out there in the world of composting and other alternative toilets
The touchless toilet: hot or not?
You don't have to touch this toilet to flush it; you just wave your hands over it. But is it a good idea or just more electronic waste?
Japan's "House of Toilet" is a rain-collecting architectural compass
Elevating the lowly typology of public restroom into something else quite entirely, this rainwater-harvesting design is envisioned in context with the rest of the world.
Futuristic folding toilet uses less space & saves up to 50% more water (Video)
Another contender for a water-saving toilet; this one folds up discreetly when not in use.
How to make a dumb idea for a toilet even worse? Put it in a dumb bathroom.
The $42 million Gates Challenge to build a better toilet keeps building a worse one.
Is this the toilet of the future?
Students at Central Saint Martins hold a design competition and the "Wellbeing" toilet wins.
The History of the Bathroom, revisited
In honor of World Toilet Day, we flush out an eight part series on the history of the toilet, plumbing, the bathroom and more.
It's World Toilet Day
2.5 billion people do not have access to a clean and safe toilet. It's time to change that.
Poop-powered sewage treatment system fits in a shipping container
Duke University designs a portable system that turns human waste into potable water and energy. It sounds like magic.
This commercial says you're not ready to go paperless
A humorous take on how we won't be giving up on paper all together.
Men: Wash your hands in the urinal
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I signed up for this tour as part of my free third day activities on the 3-day Mt. Fuji, Kyoto and Nara tour.
The tour was started at New Miyako at 8:45 and I was led to the Kyoto station across the street to board a local train to Arashiyama. It was cherry blossom week and it was very crowded. You would be amazed by some of the sceneries and temples in this region. The tour concluded at 1PM and you would have option to return to Kyoto with tour guide or to explore the city on your own thereafter. This tour is very efficient but you will have to walk through out. I highly recommend this tour especially during the cherry blossom season.
Doing what: Arashiyama and Sagano Morning Walking Tour
This rickshaw tour was such a great way to explore the Arashiyama district. Our rickshaw driver Mayu was just lovely and very knowledgeable. I highly recommend this tour, it is such a great way to experience the local area and the bamboo forest.
Doing what: Kyoto Rickshaw Tour
First class. Great Trip. Arashiyama was lovely and our guide was excellent.
Doing what: Arashiyama and Sagano Morning Walking Tour
A friend and I were visiting Japan and decided to check out this rickshaw ride in Kyoto. We had never ridden an old fashion rickshaw and figured such a ride would at the very least make for a great and humorous story. Based off a friend's recommendation, we chose the Arashiyama tour on the west side of Kyoto. To begin, the tour was incredibly beautiful. Bamboo forests, cherry blossoms, ancient temples and a scenic river line the entire route. The tour lasted a little bit over 2 hours, which seems long, but flew by given all we saw, learned, and laughed about with our guide. Secondly, our guide was great. He spoke English pretty well and had great stories and banter--he use to be a tank driver in the Japanese army and was also a sous chef in Toronto. He also recommended food in the area, which we took him up on and had a dinner that was another highlight of our trip. And of course knew the history behind the area we were touring very well. The three of us laughed and joked quite a bit the whole time. Finally, they took most hilarious pictures of our whole trip. The also met us at the train station, which was nice given that we didn't know Kyoto particularly well.
Doing what: Kyoto Rickshaw Tour
Anny Wang Canada
I was initially skeptical of the tour as we began. It involved taking the local train and a lot of walking. I have no problem doing either, but coulldn't see the value of the tour. However, as the tour went on, it became clear that the value lay in the amazing tour guide and the intimacy of the small group. Our guide, Michiharu, was very knowledgeable about Kyoto and Osaka, but particularly about Arashiyama. He was able to give us full histories on all the sights we saw and answered any questions we posed to him. During the slower parts of the tour, such as on the train or walking from one sight to another, he was able to recommend us to various sights tailored to our interests. He pointed my boyfriend, an avid martial artist, to the Budo Centre, where we spent the rest of the day. However, Arashiyama is amazing, and we went back the next morning. If you are able, stay the whole day!
Doing what: Arashiyama and Sagano Morning Walking Tour
The tour was excellent. Tour guide was knowledgeable and friendly. Lots of walking and lots of stairs to walk up and down. My only negative comment is that we were asked to use our JR pass from Kyoto to Arashiyama and did not get a rebate on the price we paid. I had asked before I left Canada and was told there is no rebate.
Doing what: Arashiyama and Sagano Morning Walking Tour
We really enjoyed our trip to Arashiyama. Its a beautiful town with so much to offer. Great scenery and walks along the river, through the town and of course the bamboo and gardens. Our guide Mitch was really informative and made the trip interesting. Id definitely recommend the this trip.
Doing what: Arashiyama and Sagano Morning Walking Tour
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Chris Pronger, sitting in general manager Paul Holmgren's suite, had a cast on his injured right hand as he watched the Flyers against Atlanta at the Wells Fargo Center on Saturday night.
No worries, Holmgren said, reiterating that an X-ray and an MRI were negative.
Holmgren said Pronger, 36, who missed his second straight game, remained day-to-day. He said he was hopeful the star defenseman could play Tuesday in Florida.
Pronger injured the hand blocking a shot against the New York Islanders on Feb. 24. He missed the next game, then played in four games before pain flared in the hand, making it difficult to grip a stick.


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William "Curtis" Holeman, 65, of Canyon died Thursday, June 19, 2008.
Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in Childress Cemetery in Childress with the Rev. Larry Richardson, retired minister, officiating. Arrangements are by Brooks Funeral Directors of Canyon.
William was born July 17, 1942, in Childress, to William Clyde and Lillian Mildred Pieratt Holeman. He married Shirley Wesley on Jan. 23, 1990, in Canyon.
He loved to fish and garden, and especially loved his goats and his grandchildren. He was a wholesale florist in Amarillo for many years.
Survivors include his wife; five daughters, Shelley Reid of Borger, Margie Bonner of Canyon, Barbara Thompson of Sibley, La., Christy Woodall of Tallassee, Ala., and Misty Heiskell of Amarillo; a son, Troy Holeman of Amarillo; a brother, Gerald Holeman of Dallas; and 14 grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to American Cancer Society, 3915 Bell St., Amarillo, TX 79109; or American Heart Association, 66056 W. Interstate 40, Amarillo, TX 79106.
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Plurabelle Calligraphy & Design
In this video I calligraph the word "seven" — one in a series of 22 table number signs I was creating for a wedding. I've named this extra-bold lettering style of mine — which uses double-thick downstrokes and touch-ups with a small paintbrush — Bunny. Enjoy!
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Chicago Blackhawks' Brandon Bollig will have a hearing according to the NHL Department of Player Safety. Bollig was penalized for boarding Keith Ballard in last nights game.
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David Forman, 65, a Reform rabbi and founder of Rabbis for Human Rights -- a far-left organization that increasingly acted contrary to Forman's own priority of defending the human rights of Jews before (or at least alongside) everyone else's -- died May 3 in Dallas while awaiting a liver-transplant. He made aliyah in 1972. Rare is the leftist or the Reform rabbi who challenged his own as profoundly as did Forman, or who so profoundly challenged the rest of us. Steve Lipman has an appreciation of Forman in our upcoming issue. Here's a piece, "Scapegoatism - American Jewish Style," that the rabbi wrote, just a few weeks ago, in the Jerusalem Post where he was a frequent contributor. It is a perfect companion piece to what Daniel Gordis had to say about the rejection of Israel by leftist Jewish students at Brandeis who are demanding that the university rescind its invitation to Ambassador Michael Oren to speak at the Bradeis graduation.
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TOMS RIVER, N.J. - Pitman is far from the first team to blend a group of athletes from different towns into a cohesive, championship-caliber unit.
But the Panthers are probably the first team from their school to do it.
What Pitman pulled off this season is typical for non-public teams and also for teams that represent larger public high schools.
That's how it works at those programs. Athletes come from different grammar schools and middle schools - and sometimes from different high schools as transfer students - and the trick is to define roles and build chemistry and create a team greater than the sum of its parts.


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Quando sarai nostro ospite Dailey Renewal succede! Questa bella casa vittoriana Queen Anne dispone di cinque camere spaziose, arredate per il vostro comfort. Costruito nel 1914 da un patriarca della città, siamo in un quartiere sicuro e tranquillo, ma comodo per UNC-G, Downtown Greensboro, il Colosseo e cordiale Center. Concedetevi il nostro pacchetto di ringiovanimento weekend con la dieta Dailey un all menù biologici per la rivitalizzazione. Il viso di argilla, impacchi di zenzero, alghe e scrub sale migliorerà la vostra esperienza, $ 199/day *. Rilassatevi sul nostro ettaro e mezzo con l'involucro intorno al portico, ponte, patio, Internet e televisione. * Si seleziona ogni due esperienze di bellezza / giorno da varietà che offriamo
4,0 su maggio 11, 2015
The Dailey Renewal is a home away from home. Close to shopping and the Coliseum, it is located in a convenient, safe neighborhood. The owner is a pro at knowing the delicate balance between hosting and giving the space one needs to feel comfortable and at home. We stayed in the Octagonal room which had an on-suite. The home was very well maintained with lots of original character. The environment was clean and cozy. The breakfast was ample and the owner was highly accommodating. We walked in feeling as welcomed as we were staying with a beloved relative and left looking forward to returning again. An easy walk to the Coliseum, local bars and restaurants, I would highly recommend to anyone staying in the area.
5 su giugno 11, 2014
If your looking for a relaxing,tranquil,gracious hospitality, look no further, this one hundred year old beautiful home that sits on serene grounds is it! I had the best sleep, tranquil stay ever! Jean Daily the owner, is so gracious, the best hospitality, making sure you have what you need and that you feel at home.I highly recommend you stay here, I love the B&B so much! I'm in the process in planning another trip, Thank You Jean for you gracious hospitality, opening your heart and beautiful home to us travelers.
4,8 su maggio 25, 2014
My room was spacious and well kept; the bath, in fact the entire place was spotless and orderly in every detail. The whole house, beginning with the walk up the sidewalk out front exudes warmth, comfort and cleanliness and the charm of times past. Time spent there is so much more pleasant, relaxing and nurturing of spirit than any hotel I've ever been in. A large part of this is provided by the hostess/owner/proprietor/friend Jean Dailey who adds her warmth, intellect and friendly charm and her willingness to engage in meaningful thoughtful conversation to the spirit of the house; it's her presence that makes this more than just a well-run bed and breakfast. The Dailey Renewal Retreat is on my very short list of really excellent places to stay when away from home.
3,8 su settembre 26, 2013
I recently stayed one night at Dailey Renewal Retreat while attending a conference at UNCG, and I wish my visit had been longer. My room was cozy and comfortable. Jean Dailey was welcoming and full of interesting conversation. The location was so very convenient. I won't hesitate to return here upon future visits to Geensboro. So much more than a sterile hotel environment!
4,2 su marzo 13, 2013
I recently stayed at The Dailey Renewal Retreat B&B. Jean was so personable and made me feel welcome in her home. She made sure I had everything I needed and more...Loved the morning coffee! The house is convenient to Friendly Center, Wendover Ave and 20 minutes from Hight Point. My travel plans will include a room at The Daily Renewal Retreat when I visit Greensboro, N.C.
4,8 su agosto 25, 2012
I stayed at Jean's lovely inn - enjoyed conversations with Jean, stayed warm and cozy during my January stay, and didn't miss having a tv at all. Since I was eating brunch with family, I told Jean that I'd just have tea. I was pleasantly surprised to see her making millet, so I couldn't resist when she offered me a bowl. I left the Dailey Renewal Retreat fully satisfied and pleased to have made a new friend.
4,4 su maggio 17, 2012
Jean Dailey made my stay at this B&B extremely worthwhile! She provided hot, tasty breakfast, good internet service, great conversation and a nice clean environment in which to rest. The house is located in a very peaceful neighborhood and is very close to the Coliseum. The hostess is very accomodating and knowlegable about the area. A great place to stay!!
4,8 su aprile 16, 2012
Clean rooms comfy beds feels like home. Close proximity to many things in Greensboro.
4,2 su ottobre 09, 2011
The Dailey Renewal Inn offers comfortable and clean rooms at great value, but those are not the primary reasons you should stay there. It is the Jean Dailey that makes this place wonderful place to stay! Having breakfast with Jean was the highlight of our stay. So if you are looking for place that nourishes your body and mind look no further and call Jean! Visitors from Greenville, SC
4,0 su settembre 30, 2011
We spend 4 nights and very much enjoyed our stay. Jean was very nice and we enjoyed chatting with her. The room and rest of the house was very clean; the bed was very comfortable. Very quiet house and neighborhood. We would stay there again. David and Regina
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