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>>reporter: this week on world business... >>with growing demand and declining rural populations, food security in china is becoming a serious issue. >>in the second part of our interview with director of the earth institute - jeffrey sachs we look at the need to decouple economic growth from carbon consumption. >>if we continue to use carbon through fossil fuels and deforestation the way we are right now. we will wreck the climate and we will wreck the oceans. >>reporter: and big brand bikes mean business in india, as demand for luxury two wheelers revs up >>i walked into the mall and they had this showroom, i saw the bikes and i knew i had to get one.
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>>reporter: hello and welcome. i'm raya abirached and this is world business, your weekly insight into the global business trends shaping our lives. three decades of urbanization and economic reforms have lifted hundreds of millions of chinese out of poverty. the big concern now is how to keep feeding them. changing diet, increasing demand and tightening supply threaten the country's food security. it's a delicate balancing act and one that has implications for commodity markets worldwide. >>reporter: dragon spring village, in the hills above chongqing - where li xingming's family has worked the fields since the 19th century. >>before, our village never planted vegetables, only rice. now, we grow vegetables
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and we grow less rice, we just grow what we need. >>reporter: this growing and changing demand is coming from china's ever expanding cities - where some 300 million up-and-coming urbanites - like liu min's family - expect much more than traditional staples like corn and rice. >>my family, like others, has more meat, not too much though - and we buy more dairy products, as well as vegetables, and eggs. >>reporter: but there's also more food inflation - with prices up 17 percent year on year. and with a more varied and improved diet comes other supply chain stress - as animals need feeding too. >>it's an unusual pressure. those kind of products rely on grain for animal feed. and so it changes the equation. you get now a much higher demand for corn and for soya beans for animal feed here. which is very
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different to the traditional diet. >>reporter: since the 1990's, pork consumption has doubled and chicken demand quadrupled. >>this has resulted in a hunger for imports. >>last year, purchases of corn from the us increased 18 fold; the world's biggest customer for soybeans. the markets are watching carefully. >>the import of soybeans is around 50 million tons. the global market has already accepted this. so,i think it's impossible to have too much price fluctuation. and, china imports over a million tons of corn - and the global market has already factored this in. >>reporter: but increased demand - notably from china's pig and poultry industries - could well drive prices up. >>china must also import other crops to supplement domestic harvests. in 2010, rice imports were up over 10
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percent, year-on-year, at almost 340,000 tons; while shipments of wheat rose 36 percent to over a million tons. >>to feed the population, however, china is almost self-sufficient in most basics - for now. it holds over 150 million tons in grain reserves - a third of the county's annual grain consumption. but the nation - which has to feed a fifth of the world's population on a tenth of its arable land - is ata watershed. china is expected to be more and more reliant on supplies from abroad - as the optionsfor increasing domestic production are limited. >>reporter: urbanisation - through building and pollution - has reduced the amount of available arable land to danger levels. >>and urbanisation has drawn the younger, more able bodied away from the countryside. >>in dragon spring village, no one under 50 farms the fields. >>it poses the question, when
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the likes of mr li can work no more, who'll grow all the food? >>china is also prone to other hazards, from floods to landslides to drought. this year has wreakeddevastation on some key regions' wheat, corn and rice harvests and, as a consequence, prices have shot up. >>urbanisation and natural disasters aside, china's big agri-food players - with huge economies of scale - are at the forefront of securing the nation's food supplies; investing heavily in boosting yields, from seed technology to mechanisation. >>by promoting the use of technology and standardisation to improve our output, and to guarantee produce security, we can provide good, safe, nutritional agricultural produce for all. >>reporter: food is also now part of china's strategic overseas investment strategy - alongside mining and hi-tech. >>beidahuang plans to invest over a billion dollars
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in argentina - to develop corn, soybean and vegetable farms - so help guarantee china's future food supplies. >>other chinese land and food resource investments elsewhere in asia are under discussion. >>i think china's food security depends on our own efforts and there are some chinese food companies; but after all, we have over 2 trillion dollars in foreign exchange reserves. now, we're in a situation where we have capital for investing overseas. >>reporter as china reformed and opened-up, it changed the world of manufacturing. now, a more prosperous chinais changing the dynamics and economics of food supplies - at home and abroad. >>reporter: last week we also spoke to jeffrey sachs, director of the earth institute about that growing global problem of food
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security and rising prices. professor sachs was also director of the un millennium project so when eckart sager sat down with him at the world economic forum on east asia,he took the opportunity to get his take whether the region was attaining the millennium developmentgoals. >>asia's on track for reducing income poverty, in fact it's the champion of getting income poverty down. but when it comes to the health outcomes, to under nutrition, and to sanitation and other aspects of the environment; asia's not fully on track yet. it hasn't turned this wondrous growth machine into the other two bottom lines; the social bottom line and the environmental bottom line. we have to understand that we are in a new world where gnp is not enough. we are in a triple bottom line world where we need income progress, we need social progress, we need health and education
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and nutrition, and we need environmental sustainability. it's the triple bottom line that we have to judge the performance of our economies. asia's doing super on the economic side; it's starting to make investments in the social and in the environmental side that are closer to being on power with its economic progress but it needs to do more. >>is it possible to actually uncouple, de-couple an entire economy from carbon consumption? >>the whole world needs to move to a de-carbonised economy for simple reason. if we continue to use carbon through fossil fuels and deforestation the way we are right now; we will wreck the climate and we will wreck the oceans. because even apart from the climate change, the carbon dioxide in the air is making the oceans more acidic, and that will destroy the marine ecosystems.
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we don't have a choice; we have to do this de-coupling. fortunately, things like solar power are so amply available; thousands more... amount of power in solar radiation than we use in our societies, but we need to tap it effectively. solar power, wind power, responsible use of biomass, and responsible use of primary energy sources; geo-thermal energy and others. all of this has to become part of the mix. >>you actually just came back from nigeria; you're very involved of course in africa. what is reallythe potential of africa, with regards of sources of labour or natural resources, they call africa the sleeping giant; but will it ever wake up? >>of course it was once thought that asia was forever going to be somnolent
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and impoverished and asia definitely woke up and became the centre of the world economic growth. africa needs to do the same, can do the same. africa's growth right now is not at asian levels, but it's rising. africa's growth is now at about 6 percent per year; it's really the best since independence half a century ago. asia's success is translating into african economic growth; so we're seeing a kind of re-constituting of indian ocean trade i call it. linking east asia, south asia, east africa, and actually west africa as well. africa has lots of natural resources, it's got great agricultural potential, it's got a lot of poverty; it needs to start speeding up which it's doing, but there's a lot of fragility. one should understand also africa will definitely play a larger role
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in the world simply by the fact of demography; the share of africa in the world's total population and in the world's economy will grow and asia's first to recognise that in a serious way because there's lots of asian investment going into africa right now. that's what's giving africa a lift; i think africa could make a takeoff out ofpoverty. but when you talk about fragility of the natural environment you've got to rank africa wayup there; heat stress, drought vulnerability, loss of vital habitat. africa faces all of those challenges. >>and lastly, since we're in indonesia. you've written a paper; 'the curse of natural resources'. here we are in indonesia; a country full of natural resources. i think you're fairly bullish on indonesia, but this country is also exporting iron ore which is turned into metals and aluminium. in china, exports rubber which is turned into tyres. in korea, gas
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and oil which is processed in singapore in malaysia and then re imported. how can this coury deal most effectively do you think with its natural resources and the diversification process? >>20 years ago i studied this resource curse phenomenon which is a paradox because natural resource wealth should bring other kinds of wealth, but sometimes it brings disaster. and it looks pretty clear that politics is a major part of that paradox; that natural resources are too easy to steal, to easy to grab the rent, sometimes even create civil war. as you fight who really owns that diamond mine, who really owns that oil well. so it's the proper governance of natural resources, realising thatthey are depletable, realising that the goal is to convert the resource wealth into human wealth; into infrastructure, into knowledge. that's
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the real strategy involved. it's transparency, so that it's not a political game of lobbies but actually a proper democratic governance of the nations... resources that's at stake. as long as there's a public awareness that this is the nation's patrimony, it shouldn't be stolen by some foreign investor, it shouldn't be stolen by some narrow political clique; but it should be used effectively on behalf of the whole nation. an accountability foresight, planning and a good ethical commitment that these resources are for the nations well being; putting that together can overcome the resource curse. >>reporter: still to come on world business... >>india is home to millions of motorbikes and some of the big brands are making
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a serious push into a growing luxury sector. >>why english county cricket is failing to bowl over fans, despite the international team's success. >>struggling to hit a six... and the rest in just a moment on world business... >>reporter: expensive motorbikes are on a roll in india, as the country's booming middle classes look for something a little different. the market for most luxury items remains volatile, but firms such as harley davidson and ducati are pushing ahead with ambitious new product launches.
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>>reporter: there's a new kind of beast on indian roads. it's loud, stylish, fast and expensive. >>superbikes are now the new object of desire for enthusiasts in the world's fastest growing two-wheeler market. with engines of 1,000cc and upwards, and costing over 20,000 dollars, they have turned this price-sensitive market on its head. >> i walked into t mall where they had this showroom, i saw the bikes and knew i had to get one. icame back to biking after 20 years - it was always there, but it was on the backburner. >>reporter: meet the hoods, the harley davidson owners of delhi. not as bad as they sound and increasingly common - as the iconic american brand pushes into india, groups like this are springing up across the country. >> everyone sees the potential of india, not only in luxury goods, but luxury bikes,
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luxury cars; everything to do with luxury. because income levels are going up, indians are highly aspirational, affordability is going up. so it just points to greater potential in this segment. >>reporter: just like in established markets the biggest demand is from older professionals buying into the cool biker image. >>ashwani singla is the ceo of a communication advisory firm. he works hard during the week. but hisweekend is off limits, reserved for his passion... >> it's just a different feeling when you've got a machine which is 1,500 cc, and you're riding at 100 plus with the wind on your face on a long ride. it's a completely different feeling, and for me it's a little bit of a reality check of my life, because one day on a ride out cleans up your head completely.
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>>reporter: biking as a stress-buster is gaining traction. this growing demand is also attracting motorcycle manufacturers from japan and europe, bmw motorrad is now selling imported superbikes, through bmw car dealers in 3 major cities. but starting at 37,000 dollars, these motorcycles are not easyon the wallet. >>it cannot be an affordable bike to the common man... those who love speed, those who love adventure, those who are looking into the high lifestyle, we are targeting those people actually. >>reporter: ducati is another company betting big on india. it recently opened its fourth showroom in the country, and it expects sales to more than double this year thanks to the rising demand for performance bikes. >>the indian market is very important for ducati; it... presents a huge option... either the size ofthe population and the fact that
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a large portion of the population has ridden a bike sometime in their life presents a fantastic opportunity for us; and we believe we are strategically a very important market in the future. >>reporter: one thorn in the side of the manufacturers is the high custom duties levied on imported motorcycles. with taxes of 80 percent and more slapped on these bikes, customers are often turned off by the high sticker price. >>it sometimes feels like you're being cheated. you're using a bike two times or three times the price somebody in the west pays. >>reporter: one workaround is to assemble the bikes in india, this slashes prices as custom duties for semi-built motorcycles are lower than those for ready made bikes. the first indian built harley-davidson's have already gone on sale, with two cheaper models being assembled at a new factory in thenorthern state of haryana. >>everyone wants to drive their costs down, especially
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in a price-sensitive region like india... bringing price down, and adding more value is the name of the game, and clearly by localizing operations here you can really make the bike a lot more affordable. >>reporter: cost aside, riding these superbikes still represents a major challenge in many parts of india. the country has one of the worst road safety records in the world, with more than 100,000 people killed every year in accidents. >>the quality of road also needs to be improved. and to top it all, the driving style, the way people ride in india, is pretty different to what you see in the west. >>reporter: so far, the numbers of superbikes sold in india is still miniscule. the presence of the major brands signifies a belief in the market but despite interest from enthusiasts and grabbing theattention of the general public, this has yet to translate into sales. >>right now, bikes are used
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purely for commuting purposes. there's never been a biking culture - theminute people can afford more, they rather jump into a car than spend this kind of money on a superbike. also we just don't have the infrastructure, we don't have the environment, roads are still bad, its still highly unsafe on the roads, and that is amplified when you're on a two-wheeler. so i think clearly there's still a long way to go. >>reporter: for many indian commuters, these superbikes simply make no sense. but for the passionatefew, they are the best thing to reach indian shores... >>reporter: there are few sports that stir an englishman's soul like cricket and the sound of leather on willow is a classic part of the english summer. the country's test team is currently one of the best in the world and has little trouble attracting large crowds to their home games. but for england's professional county teams... it's a different story.
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>>reporter: cricket fans love statistics... so here's one they might find interesting. last year 15 of england and wales 18 counties recorded financial losses totalling around $14m... in a business where income streams are notoriously fickle... >>you do a budget at the start of the year and you keep your fingers crossed you're working on incomes through the gate, depending on the weather, depending on the handouts from the ecb... those kindsof things. of our control. >>reporter: that's something surrey found last year when it hosted what ought to have been a lucrative test match... >>we hosted the pakistan tour which had alleged match fixing and betting scandals and that kind of negative publicity does have an effect when you're trying to sell tickets to a sporting event... >>reporter: this year yorkshire will host just one day of international cricket... a 50 over match that'll be absolutely crucial to the county's annual income...
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>>how much of your income would be dependent on that day roughly? >>over half. >>on one day's cricket? >>yeah... in terms of what we take through gate receipts, sponsorship and everything else >>reporter: each year england play 7 home test matches... but now there are nine test venues, and mini bidding wars, combined with counties spending up large on ground improvements to better their chances of hosting tests... have come at a cost... >>i think everyone's got caught in a perfect storm. where money's been available to borrow and everyone's been chasing international cricket >>reporter: and the counties are never going to find financial relief through the 4 day county competition... >>yorkshire is in fact one the best supported counties but looking around today, to be honest it looks like there's about 1200 people here... and that's perhaps being generous by about 200. so, while i'm no accountant, i would imagine that today does not represent a big money spinning event for the club. >>when you take into account player salaries and everything else county cricket is not
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an income earner when it comes to the 4 day game >>you do not make money out of county cricket... that is a fact. >>reporter: it's hardly surprising the 4 day game is suffering. squeezed in amongst a variety of formats of the game... matches are now mostly played midweek... and the schedule can be both confusing and unattractive... >>most of the fixtures played early in the season where the weather can be prett average and there's a feeling it's being sidelined certainly. >>starts too early. our next county match is about 2 months down line. >>reporter: one effect of the straightened financial times is that counties are now looking to spendless on salaries, particularly for overseas players. at yorkshire... 10 of the 11 players in this match were homegrown... >>the yorkshire public like to see homegrown players playing in the first eleven, but at the same time we also want to win. so we've got to try and balance development with winning. >>develop in one year two years. it's just a conveyor
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belt. yorkshire will not have to go out and buy anybody. >>i wouldn't want to win a championship with say 5 south africans. >>although it's perhaps an easier policy to follow for the country's most successful county... one with a strong homegrown tradition, 700 cricket clubs and numerous players desperate to don the white rose... >>there's a lot of history that comes with the club... a lot of prestige... and it's a great honour to be part of it. >>it's a great honour and the history of this club. it's a massive achievement to play for yorkshireso yeah it's fantastic. >>reporter: a few years ago 2020 cricket was seen as a financial saviour for the counties... and last year the fixture list was actually extended... but for many counties that didn't equal more money... and this season fixtures have been scaled back again... >>we went from having 10 to 16 20/20 matches and what we found was that we had a similar overall gate; it was spread over more games
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>>it's not about expanding the number of games. it's who plays in those games. it's making those games attractive. >>reporter: even india's showpiece premier league has seen tv audiences fall by a quarter this year... so is the shine already coming off 2020? >>as with any new product it will go in a cycle. so i think... i'm very convinced there's enough substance in 2020 to make sure that it's here for a long time. >>reporter: as for the 4 day game's future... another harbinger of doom may be that as much as waiting for a wicket to fall, many of the crowd here appeared to be waiting for god ... >>we'll all die off there'll be nothing left. >>reporter: one thing that refuses to die... the rumour that some counties may have to merge to savethemselves... >>that's a matter for counties. i think that is something that is available to first class counties at all time but its really a matter for them rather the ecb >>reporter: but some are convinced the ecb, which does have a $32m rainy day fund... will never let a county go bust... >>i don't think that will happen... but ithere is it
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would be for the ecb board to consider as andwhen it happened. >>there's something like 52 football clubs that have gone into administration in the last 10 years. so far there hasn't been a cricket club and i hope that continues. >>reporter: although given current circumstances... that statement about the future of the game may be an optimistic... rather than bold declaration. >>and that's it for this week's world business. thanks for watching. we'll see you again at the same time next week.
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text: This game comes down to defense. Despite suspensions, Georgia's defensive front seven will be too much for Mizzou to handle up front... especially considering Mizzou's o-line is undersized. Playing on the road at Mizzou will not have nearly the effect on UGA as it would on another traveling team as UGA plays SEC conference road games in much more hostile environments. At worst, Georgia has as good of an offense as Missouri. Their defense is significantly better and will improve dramatically from last week against Buffalo. Georgia has been preparing for the Mizzou game all summer and Mizzou will be in over their heads in their first SEC conference game. Georgia wins this game by double digits somewhere in the neighborhood of 35-21.


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We're big fans of leftovers in the Sweet Pea family. Which is good, since I love to make big double and triple quantities of some of our favorite soups and freeze them for those busy nights when making dinner just doesn't fit into the timing of the day.
But more often than not, leftovers don't even make it to the freezer because our whole family loves leftovers for lunch. This is why although I love to meal plan our dinners, I almost never plan out our lunches, since often we just throw whatever is in the fridge from dinners on our plates and in our lunch boxes for a lunch time meal.
Even R, with his non-consistent school lunchtime eating, is usually happy to have leftovers in his lunch bag, and more often than not, takes a pretty good stab at eating them all. I love our Thermos Funtainer Food Jars, since they do a really nice job of keeping any leftovers I pack for R fresh and warm from the time he leaves our house early in the morning until school lunch time.
Soups, chilis, pastas, lasagna, even stir-fries, dumplings, pork barbecue and more can stay fresh in the funtainer. Here' s a quick Tuesday's Tip to keep thing even warmer:
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I've come up with a really simple routine to make sure I remember to preheat R's lunch thermos each morning. When we come down to breakfast, I turn on a pot of water on our stovetop:
When the tea kettle starts whistling, I take out the thermos and fill it with the water:
Then I put the lid on it, set the timer for 15 minutes, pour out the water and fill it with R's leftovers right before sending him on his way to the bus stop!
I've tried this trick and even after 4-5 hours, the food stays warm and ready to enjoy!
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I learned this recipe from Mark Bittman's book, aptly titled Fish. It's a terrific book filled with good recipes and up-to-date information on every pescatorial situation you're likely to encounter and then some. The beauty of this particular recipe is that it's fast, easy, and requires no special tricks of flicks of the wrist. And, if the salmon is impeccably fresh, it's unbeatable.
In keeping with the spirit of simplicity, I serve this with another harbinger of Spring, sugar snap peas. Just drop them in boiling water for 2 or 3 minutes--just enough to take way the raw taste but still leave them crisp. No need for a sauce, the butter and parsley from the fish will be perfect.
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Roasting pan or baking dish that just holds the fish
475-degree oven
1 pound salmon filet, skin left on
2 T. butter
Salt and pepper
A small handful chopped parsley
1) Heat the oven to 475 degrees.
2) When the oven's up to speed, melt the butter in the roasting pan (you can do this in the oven while it's heating up).
3) Rinse and pat the salmon dry with paper towels. Lay the filet in the pan, skin up, and bake for 5 minutes. Then turn the fish and bake another 5 minutes, or until the fish is done.*
4) While the fish cooks, chop a small handful of parsley. To serve, put the filet on a serving platter, sprinkle with salt, pepper, and parsley, and pour the melted butter over the fish. If you're fast, the parsley will sizzle a bit from the hot butter.
*Done—Timing will vary depending on how thick the filet is, but make sure your oven is 475 degrees before putting the fish in.
Now ultimately, the only way to tell when fish is done is to get in there and look. Press on the fish, if it flakes apart, it's definitely done. But if it doesn't quite fall apart, look between the flakes at the thickest point. A thin streak of raw at this point is perfect--the fish will continue to cook itself.
With salmon, "done" is really a matter of taste. If the fish is really fresh, medium-rare can be delicious. But if you have any doubts about a fish's absolute freshness (supermarket fish counters), be conservative and cook the fish until it's done, that is, until you see the hairline of raw in the middle.
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I did the unthinkable and tried to take the boys out myself for a session- I was hoping to get at least one good one of them together. Tuesday EJ starts 1st grade, and we'll be celebrating his 6th birthday in a couple of weeks so it seemed like a good time. I also had a code for a free canvas and didn't want it to go to waste :)
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Energy Suspension makes parts in 2 colors. Red and Black.
How are these two colors different?
The only difference between the red and black parts is that most Black Energy Suspension parts are Graphite Impregnated. This serves to help self lubricate the bushings. The Red parts do not have this characteristic. Aside from the actual color and the lack of being Graphite Impregnated - the red parts are essentially the same as the black.
I thought that the RED parts were harder and more performance oriented?
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Why do people buy the red parts when they're not Graphite Impregnated like the Black parts?
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I thought Energy Suspension Made parts in Yellow and Blue as well?
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Rice researchers probe light-capturing properties of atomically thin MoS2
Mechanics know molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) as a useful lubricant in aircraft and motorcycle engines and in the CV and universal joints of trucks and automobiles. Rice University engineering researcher Isabell Thomann knows it as a remarkably light-absorbent substance that holds promise for the development of energy-efficient optoelectronic and photocatalytic devices.
"Basically, we want to understand how much light can be confined in an atomically thin semiconductor monolayer of MoS2," said Thomann, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering and of materials science and nanoengineering and of chemistry. "By using simple strategies, we were able to absorb 35 to 37 percent of the incident light in the 400- to 700-nanometer wavelength range, in a layer that is only 0.7 nanometers thick."
Thomann and Rice graduate students Shah Mohammad Bahauddin and Hossein Robatjazi have recounted their findings in a paper titled "Broadband Absorption Engineering To Enhance Light Absorption in Monolayer MoS2," which was recently published in the American Chemical Society journal ACS Photonics. The research has many applications, including development of efficient and inexpensive photovoltaic solar panels.
"Squeezing light into these extremely thin layers and extracting the generated charge carriers is an important problem in the field of two-dimensional materials," she said. "That's because monolayers of 2-D materials have different electronic and catalytic properties from their bulk or multilayer counterparts."


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Today is the first day of the new year, and if there is any professional sports franchise that is looking to put the end of 2009 behind it and welcome 2010, it's the New Orleans Saints.
The first 14 weeks of the 2009 NFL season were good to the team.
After running off 13 wins in a row to start the season, clinching the NFC South and a first-round bye in the playoffs, the Saints were being talked about as possibly one of the best football teams ever assembled.
But football, and especially the NFL, can be very humbling.
The Saints discovered that after dropping their last two games, both at home.
New Orleans fell to a desperate Cowboys team in front of a national television audience, 24-17, then with the chance to clinch homefield advantage throughout the playoffs (though they got it with a Bears win over the Vikings Monday night), the Saints lost 20-17 in overtime to a Tampa Bay team that entered the game with just two wins.
The Saints have not done the little things well in recent weeks and it has caught up to them.
After playing their most complete game of the season in a 38-17 victory over the Patriots on Nov. 30, the Saints haven't looked like the same team.
Even in wins over the Redskins (33-30, OT) and the Falcons (26-23) the Saints showed weaknesses that caught up to them in the losses to the Cowboys and Bucs.
The Saints defense was masterful in stopping the run early in the season, but the team has struggled of late, allowing an average of 124.5 yards per game in its last four.
Getting off the field on third-down in key situations on defense has also been a problem, while the Saints offense, which is usually excellent on converting third downs, has struggled in that aspect.
Small things like running a route a yard deeper to get to the sticks for a first down, taking care of the ball and tucking it away after a big catch, having more balance on offense and making makeable field goals are things the Saints must do if they want to play more than one game in the playoffs.
There is still plenty of good news for Saints fans, who are enjoying the best season in franchise history.
First off, if you are going to play poorly after a 13-0 start, better to do so at the end of the regular season than in the playoffs.
Secondly, you still have Drew Brees and defensive coordinator Gregg Williams.
Brees is exactly the kind of quarterback that can heat up and lead a team on a Super Bowl run, and his play has been stellar even in the losses.
Williams will do what needs to be done to whip the defense into shape.
Next, the Saints should have their intensity back, which has been missing of late and be completely heathy come playoff time.
That means key guys like running back Pierre Thomas, tight end Jeremy Shockey, defensive backs Jabari Greer, Tracy Porter and Randall Gay and linebacker Scott Shanle should be ready to go for the postseason.
If the talented Saints can resolve to clean up some of the little things in the next few weeks, 2010 still has the chance to be super for New Orleans.
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The Samsung HW-F751 is extremely easy to set up. The only real difficulty comes when cramming all the cables into the back and getting it to lie flat. Of course, wall-mounting is a little more involved, but with all the bits in the box it should be a breeze for anyone who's handy with a drill and Rawlplugs.
Optimising the sound is easy. Using the supplied mic to measure test tones, the ASC system tweaks the levels and EQ of the soundbar and sub according to the listening position. The process takes about two minutes to complete. If you decide not to use it, manual audio adjustments are easily accessible – the remote has dedicated subwoofer level and audio sync controls.
The other potential banana skin is the subwoofer, which communicates with the soundbar using a 2.4GHz wireless system. But the two devices are already paired and should link up as soon as you turn them both on. If not, there's a pairing button on the that you hold down for five seconds. We also had no trouble pairing the Samsung HW-F751 with our Bluetooth-equipped iPod Nano.
The remote is easy to use thanks to its ergonomic shape and thoughtful button layout. All of the keys are clearly labelled and the direction pad for controlling menus even glows in the dark. There are buttons for all the main features and sound modes, and it'll also control Samsung TVs. A source button lets you toggle through inputs, with each one clearly displayed on the OLED panel.
As soundbars go, the Samsung HW-F751 is sounds fantastic - it even gives regular home cinema systems a run for their money with its potent, room-filling sound. It's a loud, entertaining listen with both TV and movie material, and will surely make you wonder why you put up with your TV's speakers for so long.
Key to its success is the use of a vacuum tube amp, which makes movies sound richer and deeper than many soundbars. The Samsung HW-F751's sound is warmer and beefier than a mug of Bovril and it's bolstered by a competent active subwoofer that has the welly to engulf the room.
Its talents are forcefully demonstrated while watching The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey on Blu-ray. The Samsung HW-F751 lends a remarkable sense of scale to the film's relentless action scenes – the Stone Giants battle is conveyed with astonishing power for such a slim unit.
And as the dwarves battle their way through an army of Goblins, the gang's footsteps have satisfying weight on the wooden bridge, and they thump foes aside with a tight burst of bass. When the Goblin King stops them in their tracks, the Samsung HW-F751 really makes you believe his size and heft, while the pounding score has plenty of warmth and grandeur.
But it's not all about power and bass. There's crisp detail in the mix too, from the metallic chink of swords to the creaking wooden bridge, while the robust midrange makes it easy to pick out dialogue amid the action.
Its soundstage is also immersive, but that's due more to the power and scale of the speakers than clever virtual surround processing. With 3D Sound Plus engaged, there's no obvious relationship between the sonic 'movement' and 3D pictures, but it does lend extra width and fullness to the soundstage.
The subwoofer does a great job, subtly blending with the soundbar without drawing undue attention to itself. Bass notes are muscular without being too flabby, although you shouldn't set it any higher than 1 as it starts to shudder a little.
The Samsung HW-F751 isn't entirely comfortable at loud volumes, either. Push it past the 30 mark (the max is 40) and The Hobbit's boisterous scenes start to sound sharp and shouty, particularly when creatures start shrieking and roaring. You're not likely to listen at this sort of volume unless you want to damage your ears, but volume junkies should bear it in mind.
The HW-F751 also makes a good fist of music via Bluetooth, lending more of that irresistible warmth to the sound and topping it off with twinkling detail, although it still lacks the finesse of a good hi-fi separates system.
The Samsung HW-F751 is Samsung's best soundbar yet. The use of vacuum tube amplification lends a warmth and richness to movie soundtracks that's all too rare among soundbars, while its impressive power and detail handling contribute towards an thrilling home cinema experience.
The feature list is also full of nice surprises, but it's the design that really seals the deal. With gorgeous metal bodywork, nifty flourishes and flexible installation, it'll turn heads in any living room.
The downside? This cool functionality, snazzy styling and exciting sonics will set you back a hefty £600, which is higher than your average soundbar – but then, the Samsung HW-F751 isn't your average soundbar.
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Good review. I am very tempted to buy one of these soundbars for my lounge. There is so much choice now I am not sure which would work with my home setup. I have a projector and an HTPC behind the sofa and would like to install a wireless soundbar across the other side of the room below the projected image. If I installed a bluetooth stick on my HTPC would it be able to connect to the soundbar and transmit the audio? If not, is there a soundbar out there that would work wireless?
Good review, but Im surprised theres no mention of musical performance. A lot of people would want to use this both for movies and music playback.
That's an excellent point. We'll add it to the list to ensure it gets covered in more detail in future.
How does it compare to the SONOS PlayBar? I know the PlayBar doesn't sport HDMI or DTS/Dolby Surround. Plus the PlayBar itself is almost as expensive as this Samsung set.
Valve amplifier - with tinny speakers and this budget ?? Surely not.
Connections that you struggle with to use decent cables (which you would for a valve amp).
I'm sure this soundbar is good, but it looks more of a tick-box exercise than anything else.
There's a reason why the B&W and Sonos cost more.
I'm curious on how it works with auto turn on and off. I have the 450 model from Samsung and It does not turn on automatically when I turn on the Samsung ES8005 TVset. Will this model do that?
Hi Jess, this will turn on with your TV using HDMI (arc) but also I think using Soundshare
Now I bought it. I will NOT turn on :(( It does not turn off with Soundshare and the there is a high pitch noise when using soundshare.. Bommer.
I am using F751 soundbar for two mondths. The 3D plus modes are amazing for every movie, every TV drama and for "some" musics. For musics such as piano solo, guitar solo and vocal sounds are good in 3D plus movie or music modes but not enough for concertos and symphonies. For Symphonies and concertos, it would better to listen to music with other audio system. The music, Drama, cinema modes without 3D mode sound flat and useless. That's why I always use 3D plus movie mode.
Examples of 3D plus sound modes are.....
(1) Movie
-Dark Knight rises: When you watch the first "The Bat" flying scene, you can feel vertical surround effect from bottom to ceiling with such a huge woofer sound.
(2) Musics in 3D pluse move or music modes
-Claude Ciari: when you listen to this guitar music, this is a reference for music. I recommend you to enjoy "Le premier pas". The guitar sound spreads to ceiling just like sitting in a concert hall.
-George Winston: Thank giving and Canon etc. are good for listen to.
-Beethoven symphonies and Chopin's piano concertos: For such musics I could not enjoy with the soundbar. The detailed sound couldn't be expressed.
-Rock: Any rock isn't good................I mean "bad"
So the soundbare is "not" good for "every" music if you want to enjoy classics and rocks.
But when you choose this soundbar for watching movies and TV dramas, It will be one of the best choices replacing multi-channel home theaters.
If you want to enjoy music also, it's also good but you have to be generous and ready for give up "detailed sound of instruments" when you listen to classics.
Soundbar is a soundbar not a component audio system.
Wishing you a good choice for your life.....
Hi Mark.
If you have devices bluetooth available, you can easily access to this soundbar through bluetooth. I also use bluetooth connection for my smart phone or computer. You can transmit the audio through bluetooth.
I've had one of the these for a couple of months: I got it with a Samsung 7000 series TV in a deal from John Lewis.
On the plus side, it's extremely easy to set up, and works well straight out of the box. It syncs with the TV perfectly including going into standby when the TV does. It really is set-it-and-forget-it. It's reasonably easy to connect it to a an iPhone, for example, through bluetooth, although I had problems with the range - I was line of sight in the next room through open double doors about 6 metres away and the signal kept dropping (I realise that this is at the upper end of bluetooth range, and it may be an issue with the iphone, but even so, it's annoying). (If you have been listening using bluetooth you do have to remember to set the sound back to TV when you listen to TV again - hardly a major issue, but unless you only use it with the TV, you will need the supplied remote from time to time).
The other irritating thing is that in order to ensure instant gratification when you turn it on, the valve heaters are powered up on low power permanently. This means that even on standby, the valve cover gets hot. It must be using at least 5w on standby the whole time (which I thought was illegal under EU rules, but maybe they haven't implemented that bit yet). I for one would be happy to wait a few seconds for it to warm up, or, at minimal cost, they could have put in some solid state circuitry to do the valves' job until they have warmed up. (The valves are probably a bit of a gimmick).
Sound quality: there's no way this thing is a patch on a proper discrete setup. My previous system consists of a set of Mission M-Cubes powered by a Denon 1709 receiver (reasonably high-end speakers, and budgetish amp). The Denon/Mission combination is miles ahead of the Samsung soundbar in terms of musicality, soundstage and immersiveness.
Having said that, the Samsung is far from bad. I've tried all the different modes, and found that the custom DSP modes were far too bass heavy - I've turned the sub down as far as I can and now I'm a lot happier with it. It works a lot better with TV and video (including movie) material than it does with music. For a soundbar, it's pretty impressive. For a soundbar.
If you want something discreet and easy to set up, then the Samsung pretty good. If you want good sound quality and you're prepared to locate some speakers and their associated wiring, then a proper separates system will beat this fairly easily, especially for music.
Hello, could you please tell me how loud the subwoofer is on the lowest volume? Is it still too lould with neighbours above, under and next to my flat? I recently bought an onkyo ls3100 and the subwoofer was way too loud and unnatural even at the lowest volume (-10). Is it possible to nearly mute the sub of the samsung soundbar or is it quiet loud even at low level? How is the understanding of voices when watching movies? On the onkyo they were very bad implemented in the soundstage. thanks for your answers
Dear all. Can I install this sound bar below or on top of my mounted flat screen? Which would be best, and why?
it needs very close to your listening angle. mines on the bottom of it and sounds really good. i will wall mount it soon
its most probably the same as the Onkyo. i have a room connected to my lounge without a dividing wall so i just placed it in the other room. sounds the part now.
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Ellen swam for Michigan from 1975 to 1977. She was a letter winner in 1976, swimming distance freestyle events for Coach Stuart Isaac. Ellen graduated from U of M, Residential College, in 1979 with a major in History and minor in Portuguese. After college, Ellen attended Wayne State University Law School, graduating in 1983. She practiced in Detroit for the law firm Barris, Sott, Denn & Driker and then was in house counsel for Michigan Consolidated Gas Company, focusing on contract and commercial litigation. For the last ten years Ellen has volunteered her time to USA and YMCA swim teams and other charitable organizations, providing leadership and fundraising efforts.
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Tigers helped Red Sox, Red Sox helped Tigers, and now they meet
The Tigers and Red Sox got together in a fascinating three-team deal in July. Now that deal has helped both teams get to the ALCS.
Without the Tigers, the Red Sox don't get Jake Peavy. Without the Red Sox, the Tigers don't get Jose Iglesias.
Do the Red Sox get to the American League Championship Series without Peavy? Perhaps, but he did start the clinching game against the Rays.
Do the Tigers get to the ALCS without Iglesias? Perhaps, but only if they could have found another answer at shortstop during Jhonny Peralta's 50-game suspension.
No matter what, the most fascinating trade of July has become a fascinating factor in October. No matter what, another three-team Dave Dombrowski trade has a chance to work out all three ways.
Dombrowski is one of the best and most successful general managers in the game, in part because instead of insisting on "winning" every trade, he simply believes in making deals that can make his team better. It's not the same thing.
"I don't know where the idea came from that you can get talent without giving up talent," Dombrowski likes to say.
So even though he liked outfielder Avisail Garcia, he realized that the 2013 Tigers needed Iglesias much more.
Red Sox general manager Ben Cherington had the same plan. Even though he liked Iglesias, he understood that the 2013 Sox needed Peavy more.
The Red Sox weren't able to make a two-team trade for Peavy, because the White Sox weren't interested in Iglesias. The White Sox were interested in Garcia.
Normally in July, a team that expects to win isn't going to be terribly interested in helping another contender, let alone one in the same league. But this trade worked for everyone, and it got done.
And now the Tigers play the Red Sox in the ALCS ... just as they played the Yankees in last year's ALCS, with Austin Jackson in center field for Detroit and Curtis Granderson in center field for New York.
That was Dombrowski's other successful three-team deal. And even though Granderson got hurt this year and can now be a free agent, and even though Jackson struck out in almost every at-bat against the A's this week, and even though the Diamondbacks eventually felt a need to dump Ian Kennedy on the Padres, that one worked out in some sense for all three teams, too.
The Tigers got Max Scherzer in that trade, along with Jackson and Phil Coke. They've been to the ALCS three times since then, and to the World Series once.
The Yankees got two 40-homer seasons out of Granderson, and went to the ALCS twice with him in center field.
The Diamondbacks got a 21-win season out of Kennedy, and rode him to the playoffs.
So there's the lesson. Do a three-team deal with Dave Dombrowski, and you might end up in the ALCS.
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Spanish police have arrested eight suspects believed to be recruiting for the jihadist group the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS). The alleged leader served time in the US detention facility Guantanamo Bay.
The Spanish Interior Ministry confirmed on Monday that police had raided a terror recruitment cell in a pre-dawn operation. The eight people taken into police custody were allegedly working for ISIS,the same jihadist group currently engaged in an armed conflict with the Iraqi government
"The main leader of this [recruitment] cell lived in Spain after having spent time at the [US detention facility] Guantanamo," Spain's Interior Ministry said in a statement.
It also said the suspected head of the group had been captured in Afghanistan in 2001.
ISIS, which is sometimes referred to as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), has gained ground in Iraq in recent days after occupying the western city of Fallujah for several months. The Sunni insurgent group is seeking to unseat the Shiite-led government under Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki.
Last week, it launched assaults on several other cities, including Mosul, which has since come under its control. The fighting hasalarmed international leaders
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will be unable to stop militants from making further gains and that the fighting will unleash a wider civil conflict.
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The Wall Street Journal has fueled speculation that the US might open talks with its longtime foe Iran on how to halt the Sunni militant advance in neighboring Iraq. The White House says no such talks have taken place. (16.06.2014)
The leader of ISIS, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, is in the process of starting a religious war in the Middle East, one that could go on for a very long time, writes DW's editor-in-chief, Alexander Kudascheff. (15.06.2014)


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"We are disappointed in our player after learning of the results of the test," said Peter Woodfork, the D-backs' assistant general manager, who is filling in overseeing the player-development department following the promotion of A.J. Hinch. "We thoroughly support the Major League Baseball drug-testing policy and the penalties associated with that process. This organization does not condone the use of stimulants and will use this violation as a strong educational message for all of our players."
The 27-year old third baseman was hitting .317 with 11 doubles and a homer in 101 at-bats this year for the Reno Aces.
The D-backs signed Murillo as a non-drafted free agent in 2002. Last season, he was loaned to Monterrey in the Mexican League, where he hit .322 with 10 homers and 57 RBI. Murillo was an MVP candidate this winter in the Mexican Winter League, as he batted .345 with 11 homers and 47 RBI for Obregon.
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0live's Manifestowritten by 0live on 2011-05-31
It is time for self-reflection. What does it mean to live an analogue lifestyle? Is it what we wear on our bodies, or something inside? -- or something much bigger than ourselves as individuals?3 10 Share Tweet
Liberte, egalite and piggies for all!written by pan_dre on 2008-07-06 #news
The Piggy revolution might not be televised but we photographed it for sure.12 1 Share Tweet
Milot, Haitiwritten by titidvivant on 2009-09-28 #places
Known as the 8th wonder of the world, these UNESCO world heritage sites are located in Haiti's northern region.3 8 Share Tweet
Two Pearls of My Family's Archive (Part One): Irinarkh Uskovwritten by alexander_krolikowski on 2014-05-07
Today I want to talk about these lost and newly-found photographs with an amazing story. It is the oldest of the surviving photographs from my family's archive.1 8 Share Tweet
All Hail Analogue!written by cruzron on 2011-03-01 #news
Francis Fukuyama is a senior fellow at Stanford University, discusses the pitfalls of the digital revolution that we are currently undergoing. It's quite a good read so take a look!9 Share Tweet
Largo do Carmo, Lisboa, Portugalwritten by photohuggers on 2011-11-12 #places
Largo do Carmo is a really nice square in downtown Lisbon, famous for its calm atmosphere and also symbolic historic relevance. It also gives you the chance of a great view over the city and access to an historic elevator and an idyllic museum. All in the centre of Lisbon.1 7 Share Tweet
The Auditorium Maximum Under Occupation: A Lomojournalistic Reportwritten by cyan-shine on 2010-01-20 #places
In the last weeks of 2009 Germany saw another wave of student protests against the disastrous educational policies of the government. Report on location.1 7 Share Tweet
Magnum Photos Releases New Bookwritten by geegraphy on 2012-11-13 #news
Last month, the prestigious Magnum photo agency released a collection of selected photographs that captured the essence of the various uprisings that had happened in the recent decades.1 5 Share Tweet
Urban Adventures: The Central Cemeterywritten by lucretia on 2011-08-06 #places
The Central Cemetery of Constanta is a place where you go back in time and learn a bit of history. I was surprised to find a bunch of monuments here and passing by the modern, ordinary graves, you will find at the back at the cemetery a museum-like atmosphere.6 Share Tweet
Independence Square, Kiev, Ukrainewritten by anarchy on 2008-09-06 #places
Situated at the northern end of Khreschatyk, Kiev's Independence Square received global media attention in 2004 as the focal point of Ukraine's Orange Revolution. Orange-clad demonstrators gathered in the Independence Square in Kiev during November, 2004. On some days, the number of protesters in the center of Kiev reached hundreds of thousands (one million by some estimates). Today, things have calmed down a little and the tented city that sprung up overnight has long gone. Independence Square, however, is still the city's most popular spot for meetings, late night drinking and people watching.3 Share Tweet


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The Cape Town Youth Choir was founded in 1997 with the name Pro Cantu (meaning "for singing"). When we moved from Durbanville (a suburb of Cape Town) to the city center in 2011 we changed our name to "Cape Town Youth Choir".
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3930004102572847909.post1693653171109371331..comments2017-04-21T13:24:12.779-04:00Comments on Linux and Free software: Lets work email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3930004102572847909.post-48289231004101421802009-09-01T20:50:01.060-04:002009-09-01T20:50:01.060-04:00"No, we usually call people who beg "ple..."No, we usually call people who beg "please don't make me open CLI" noobs, rightly so. With thousands of GUI available in GNU/Linux world (and most of experienced people seem to drift toward something more productive than plain o' KDE/GNOME), demanding a step by step GUI is both impossible and rude. Plus, look at their attitudes. These usually consist of blaming, whining, and refusing (CLI) help. Yeah, right, as if others want to help."

If giving GUI instructions is impossible, then linux is destined to be in the desktop minority. The whole reason pcs are now mainstream are due to the advent of the GUI/mouse. Very few people want to mess with a text mode email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3930004102572847909.post-9221301326552700522009-09-01T19:25:21.465-04:002009-09-01T19:25:21.465-04:00There are two main points which I get from Tuxxie&...There are two main points which I get from Tuxxie's article.

1) We should not be rude.

That's ok, but not so simple. Obviously, consideration for other people's culture is a good thing, so let's not treat strangers with the informality we use at home. OTOH, in Rome like Romans: someone entering *any* group should be forewarned that there are behaviors, jokes and context peculiar to that group. In some places that could even mean a violent initiation...

And frankly, sorry to be blunt (actually, I'm not sorry!), but this is 2009 and I've been saying Linux is good (and proving it) for _at least_ 7 years (I'm a 10+ year user)... if you're a Windows-only Linux newcomer after all the coverage Linux got, let's face it: however equal people might be, computing certainly is not your forte. So, yes, experts won't give you any respect, because you don't deserve (at least regarding tech matters). Live with that. Next time, when you ponder about learning something new, please consider the drawbacks of not learning: like e.g. being considered dumb.

2) We're fragmented.

As Tuxxie says, this is not always bad, but see, there's a difference in having many fragments following a modular approach and harmonically interacting and being fragmented with parts working against each other. In this case, the sum of efforts may yield ZERO. Ever heard of "divide and conquer"? So we stand divided at our peril, and M$ is laughing all the way to the bank, just pondering how can millions of people be so stupid as to allow one single company to rule over IT.

Because we're idiots arguing about individual firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3930004102572847909.post-14378555674585608712009-09-01T18:12:14.772-04:002009-09-01T18:12:14.772-04:00I agree with the post. Very well said.I agree with the post. Very well email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3930004102572847909.post-3255822391655269002009-09-01T18:03:10.482-04:002009-09-01T18:03:10.482-04:00Technical people duking it out is normal and healt...Technical people duking it out is normal and healthy. Bloggers on the other hand....email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3930004102572847909.post-82407197580442293362009-09-01T16:10:30.006-04:002009-09-01T16:10:30.006-04:email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3930004102572847909.post-50335417675941189472009-09-01T16:05:52.330-04:002009-09-01T16:05:52.330-04:00First, I think that bashing and flaming is not con...First, I think that bashing and flaming is not considered intolerant. I don't know what you feel, but most people I know in Computer Science and Programming don't really mind these things (like swearing and such), and it is even considered to be a sign of informality for a while (until the whole sexist business went overboard, that is). In other words, when someone bashes/flames at you, I think we should take it as a joke and a sign of care rather than intolerance. Geeks and nerds are well-known for their tolerance, and FOSS is flooded with them (and their tolerance, of course).

Secondly, I think a better way to look at the matter of arrogance is to see how "new users". Frankly, there is always a difference between asking for help in a forum/IRC channel and demanding for help from Customer Service. Seriously. In the latter case, you can expect the people there to do each and everything to satisfy you, even kissing ass sometimes (well, they are PAID to do that, right?). However, in the former case, some of those people are highly respected, and they are sacrificing their personal time to contribute. I don't think they expect anything less than understanding and appreciation, both of which a "noob" lacks.

Seriously, no one really calls a person who are ready to try out stuffs, spends time google around, and are willing to listen a noob. No, we usually call people who beg "please don't make me open CLI" noobs, rightly so. With thousands of GUI available in GNU/Linux world (and most of experienced people seem to drift toward something more productive than plain o' KDE/GNOME), demanding a step by step GUI is both impossible and rude. Plus, look at their attitudes. These usually consist of blaming, whining, and refusing (CLI) help. Yeah, right, as if others want to help.

As a matter of fact, I am quite comfortable with the current way of GNU/Linux, so my opinions may be biased. However, I strongly believe that, by switching people over to GNU/Linux, we should EDUCATE other people. We should help them to be confident, self-motivated, understanding, and freedom-loving. We should NOT emulate proprietary world, and be jerks ourselves. Seriously. What good is yet-another-kissing-ass system?Magicehttp://email@example.com


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The DeCA operates a worldwide commissary system that provides quality grocery products at cost to active duty military personnel and retirees, members of the Reserve and National Guard, and their families. The agency employs about 18,000 people and its annual sales exceed $6 billion.
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