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Hi, Neeme Praks wrote: > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Nicola Ken Barozzi [mailto:email@example.com] > > Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2000 4:39 PM > > [snip] > > > I don't understand, why is the include transformer not ok for > > this job? > > If it is speed, remember that now it uses DOM, but IMO it > > should/will use SAX, right Donald? :-) > > will the include transformer support including SAX events from other > pipelines? That was exactly was I talking about. And my real life example is building portals, like Jetspeed. I have solution for Cocoon 1, that allows me to execute XSP programmatically. In C2 we need solution to programmatically include result of another pipeline into XSP or in sitemap. In case of sitemap, you will need variables that I was talking about. ------------------------ Neeme, in your attached message u wrote: "As a result, besides providing simple dynamic URI generation (inherited from Turbine), Jetspeed needs POST/GET variable namespacing. Basically it means that jetspeed should provide totally transparent form variable name rewriting to avoid name clashes between different portlets on the same page (similar to URL rewriting provided by servlet engine). This is useful when I'm generating URL with some variables in querystring: if you put variable names without any namespacing, there will be no way to find out to which portlet these variables were meant for. Also it is good for security if portlets have access to only their own variables. This could possibly be achieved with simple XSLT stylesheet that transforms all the variable names." I think, that this superflous, b/c each portlet will have its own form, so browser will POST only variables from the right form. In case of GET you choose the variables to put on query string, so there is no problem. Reagrds, Zvi
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In Day Three of our series looking at the modern pressures on love lives, we
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temptation — or have sex with your real-life lover instead.
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you had a childhood which makes genuine intimacy hard for you now.
If your relationship is in trouble, get help. It's one of the most common
issues counsellors and therapists are dealing with now. Start with Relate
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Parents can get free online support at relateforparents.org.uk.
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Fatma is a very hardworking mother of three children who are in college by now. She is in her mid-forties and has been into clothing sales business for over ten years. She sells traditional outfits, such as vitenge & Khanga, fabrics, bed sheets, pillow cases and linen trousers. She usually works for over 13 hours in a day, and is happy that she is making some reasonable profits to sustain her family.
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on May 25, 2014 @ 03:31 pm
I recently had a visit with my family doctor due to excessive migranes and found out my extereme intake of sugar, caffeine and etc are to blame. I already knew i ate unhealthy and knew it was bad but didnt care. So i have decided maybe a vegan diet might be the healthiest. My question is for any vegans and non vegans what are your opinons on this diet.
|healthy if you do it by the books on May 25, 2014 @ 11:05 pm
Honestly, i don't think its very healthy unless you do every single thing you're supposed to do. for example you must eat enough substitutions that equal the amount you would get on a regular diet. like the ratio of lentils to a steak or something. A lot of people don't so they end up getting very sick. Although i have heard its a great diet for people prone to severe migraines.
|Get more info on May 28, 2014 @ 04:08 pm
I personally don't think it's very healthy but you have to decide the trade offs. Many vegetarians/vegans have low iron, B12 and other deficiencies because they cannot get adequate amounts when cutting out animal and dairy products. Ensure you use supplements then.
Why not just cut out the sugar and caffeine and see what happens?
|Be safe on May 28, 2014 @ 05:00 pm
Good response from Guppy. I would definitely do this in stages. Cut out the caffeine and sugar first. Talk to a nutritionist and see what he or she says. If you go vegan you must remember to cover all your bases and eat healthy. Quinoa is excellent, has the majority of the nutrients your body needs and so much can be made from it. You can even get Quinoa flour to make breads etc. But first I would cut out the coffee, and definitely lower your sugar intake. That could be what is causing these headaches, but keep in mind, when you first cut out caffeine it could give you headaches due to the withdrawal symptom's. Be safe, talk to some one who knows more about this. Remember it is your health we are talking about here.


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Plumes of smoke from a fireworks display combined with damp, still air to create an "impenetrable smog" that drifted across a motorway at night and caused a pile-up in which seven people died and more than 50 were injured, a crown court has heard.
The smog was so dense that drivers likened it to suddenly having a tin of paint thrown over their windscreens and had no chance of avoiding the series of collisions, which involved 24 cars and lorries.
Geoffrey Counsell, the contractor in charge of the display, is accused of failing to properly plan the event, in which he fired about 1,500 fireworks in 15 minutes at a rugby club only 200 metres from the M5 in Somerset.
Counsell, 51, who was trading as Firestorm Pyrotechnics, denies breaching health and safety rules by failing to ensure the safety of members of the public.
At the start of his trial at Bristol crown court on Monday, the jury was shown images of the "cakes" – packs of up to 100 fireworks that are ignited simultaneously – and "mortar" tubes used to send rockets high into the sky.
Prosecuting, Peter Blair QC, said: "He was not handling little rockets or bangers that you or I might acquire for our use with our children in our back gardens. He was handling hazardous explosives."
But Blair told the court, which was packed with relatives of those who lost their lives: "The prosecution will be asserting that he had serious weaknesses in his planning."
Blair said the display at Taunton rugby club started at 8pm on 4 November 2011 and was well-attended. "There was much excitement and anticipation. Mr Counsell no doubt wanted to put on a good show," he said.
But the crowd began to watch the smoke rather than the fireworks.
"When Geoffrey Counsell started off his display smoke just built up and built up," said Blair. "It started low and it lingered and it was not being dispersed away and cleared. The visibility had deteriorated so quickly and dramatically that they [the crowd] couldn't even see across the rugby pitch."
Blair said conditions were damp, humid and still. The firework smoke mixed with the air to create the kind of smog that once blighted London. Blair told the jury that scientists would be called to explain how light cannot penetrate such smog.
The prosecutor claimed that the smog began to drift across the northbound carriageway of the M5. To begin with, vehicles passed through with some drivers later recalling the smell of firework smoke. The first collisions took place at 8.21pm – six minutes after the display ended. "Fifty-one injured, some severely, seven people died," said Blair. "The prosecution say this was no ordinary patch of fog that just happened to be there that evening.
"Many of the descriptions they gave of the atmosphere were remarkable and distinctive. Some of them spoke of it as being as if someone had tipped a tin of paint over their windscreen.
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Blair said the month before the incident an official at the rugby club said he did not think "a few bangs and crashes" would affect the motorway.
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Einstein and Freud were among the holders of 21,000 dormant Swiss bank accounts posted on the Internet today in an effort to identify accounts that belonged to Holocaust victims. Holders of the accounts, or their heirs, can claim part of the $1.25 billion settlement from Swiss banks.
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Investment and Adaptation as Commitment Devices in Climate Politics
It is well established that adaptation and technological investment in each case may serve as a commitment device in international climate politics. This paper for the first time analyzes the combined impact of these two strategic variables on global mitigation within a non-cooperative framework where countries either decide on mitigation before or after adaptation. By investment, which is assumed to be made in the first place due to its considerable lead time, countries commit to lower national contributions to the global public good of mitigation. We find that the sequencing of adaptation before mitigation reinforces this strategic effect of technological investments at least for sufficiently similar countries. As a consequence, the subgame-perfect equilibrium yields a globally lower level of mitigation, and higher global costs of climate change when adaptation is decided before mitigation. Besides this theoretical contribution, the paper proposes some strategies to combat the unfortunate rush to adaptation which can be currently observed in climate politics.
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Computex 2013: ASUS Releases More Information On VivoPC and VivoMouse HTPC System
Subject: Systems, Shows and Expos | June 3, 2013 - 04:50 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: vivopc, vivomouse, htpc, computex 2013, computex, asus
ASUS unleashed a barrage of product announcments at its opening keynote at Computex 2013 in Taipei, Taiwan earlier today. Two of the products shown off in slide form at the event were the HTPC-oriented VivoPC and VivoMouse. After the event, ASUS posted a press release that went into a bit more detail on the two devices. However, while the company has provided specifications and a tentative Q3 2013 release date, it has not yet announced pricing information.
The ASUS VivoPC is a small form factor HTPC clad in an angular brushed aluminum textured chassis. It measures 190 x 190 x 36.2mm and is large enough to accomodate a single 3.5" or 2.5" hard drive. The hard drive and memory can be easily replaced and the PC serviced by lifting up the (lockable, via a switch on the back) lid. It will come equipped with an as-yet-unnamed Intel processor with integrated processor graphics (likely Haswell, since ASUS did not mention a SKU or series and Intel has not had its keynote yet), DDR3 memory, and an 802.11ac wireless radio. It is unclear whether or not ASUS intends to sell both barebones and fully-configured SKUs, but as mentioned previously at leas the memory and HDD or SSD can be purchased seperately.
Rear IO options include:
- 2 x USB 3.0
- 4 x USB 2.0
- 1 x SD card slot
- 1 x RJ45 LAN
- 1 x S/PDIF
- 2 x Audio jacks
- 1 x HDMI
- 1 x VGA
- 1 x Power button
- 1 x top cover lock switch
ASUS' preferred input method is, of course, their own recently-announced VivoMouse accessory, which is a large remote-control sized mouse with a large circular touchpad. The mouse has a 1200 DPI sensor and the touchpad supports 3-point multi-touch. It operates over the 2.4GHz RF frequency band, which is nice to see as it eliminates the need for an IR sensor and line of sight to the VivoPC box. The ASUS VivoMouse measures 135 x 78 x 25.5mm.
Personally, I think that I would rather have a WMC remote (such as the remote with qwerty keyboard and mini-trackpad on one side and media controls on the other that was Allyn's hardware pick on the podcast awhile back) with hardware buttons, but I have to admit that the VivoMouse at least looks stylish and people that also run Windows apps on their HTPCs might find having a large multi-touch touchpad useful.
Pricing has not yet been announced, but ASUS has stated that users should expect both the VivoPC and VivoMouse accessory to be available sometime in Q3 2013.
Stay tuned to PC Perspective for more Computex 2013 coverage!
Computex 2013: ASUS Keynote -- Transformer Pad Infinity, FonePad Note, MEMO Pad HD7, VivoPC, Router RT-AC68U, Transformer Book Trio
Subject: General Tech, Networking, Systems, Mobile, Shows and Expos | June 3, 2013 - 04:20 AM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: computex, asus
ASUS wants to kick off Computex with a barrage of product announcements. Seriously, there were 6 products announced in the span of 20 minutes with no two product from the same category. Devices range from tablets and convertibles to routers and mice.
The company started off with the new Transformer Pad Infinity. This updates their line of separable hybrid laptop/tablets with NVIDIA Tegra 4.
Raw specifications:
- NVIDIA Tegra 4 SoC
- 2560x1600 10.1-inch display
- USB 3.0, Bluetooth, 4K out via HDMI
- 6MP (I think, could be 16MP) rear, 1.2 MP front cameras
Up next was the FonePad Note. A page from Samsung's playbook, both in name and in functionality, the FonePad is a 6" phone with a stylus pen. Coming off our recent Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 story, this device will also be powered by an Intel Atom Z2560 SoC. These could be the start of many high-profile design wins for Intel.
Raw specifications:
- Intel Atom Z2560 SoC
- 6" 1080p SuperIPS+ display, thin border
- 8MP rear, 1.2MP front cameras
- Front-facing stereo speakers
- Stylus Pen
And then we get the MEMO Pad HD7. This 7-inch 1280x800 HD tablet is designed to be cheap. It will be available for $149 in 16GB capacity for America, and a smaller $129 8GB version for emerging markets.
Raw specifications:
- ARM Cortex A7 quad-core SoC
- 7-inch 1280x800 HD IPS display (10-point multitouch)
- 5MP rear, 1.2MP front cameras
- Bluetooth, GPS, stereo speakers
- (starting at?) 16GB ($149) USA, 8GB ($129) emerging markets
We briefly leave mobile devices to head towards a desktop computer. The VivoPC is designed to be easily upgraded, "Just lift the lid and replace the harddrive and memory". This is being positioned as a home theater PC running Windows 8. We currently have no further specifications.
Raw Specifications:
- 802.11ac
- It's got a lid?
And of course, with the discussion of an 802.11ac device we clearly need to move on to routers. The ASUS Router RT-AC68U, while a slight bit literal of a name, is supposedly the first dual-band 802.11ac Router. I am not exactly sure what the second band would be, but I am only the messenger. Regardless, this router is apparently capable of performance up to 1.9 Gigabits per second.
And then we cannot have all of these HTPC devices without an input method, can we? Enter the ASUS VivoMouse. This device allows you to more comfortably control your PC from your couch, as far as I can tell.
Last, but with a bang, ASUS announced the Transformer Book Trio. As you can guess, the Trio name comes from its three form factors being wrapped up into a single product: it's a notebook, a tablet, and a desktop PC. Do not worry, I will not make an iPhone announcement keynote joke; that one has already been well overplayed.
The trick is that the Trio is actually two fully functional computers with one running Android and the other Window 8. Both devices are powered by an x86 Intel-based processor, however: the main PC runs a Core i7-4500U processor and the tablet runs an Atom Z2580.
A main selling feature is that, when base is separated from screen, both devices are simultaneously useable. If you attach the base to an external monitor it will function like a desktop PC.
Raw specifications:
- Intel Core i7-4500U (base), Intel Atom Z2580 (tablet)
- Full HD multitouch IPS display
- Windows 8 (base), Android Jelly Bean (screen)
- 1TB HDD (base), 64GB flash (screen)
- Fully compatible with Google Play and Windows Stores
Well, that's it. We will probably have a bit more analysis coming up soon. But, for now, I need to get off of Taipei time.
Computex 2013: ASUS PQ321 is a 31.5" 4K monitor
Subject: General Tech, Displays, Shows and Expos | May 31, 2013 - 02:12 AM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: PQ321, computex, asus, 4k
Computex, the second largest expo for computer hardware, is less than a week away but its influence tends to bleed over a little bit. And, since we know our readers love 4K displays, we thought we might pass along a leak we found for a new ASUS monitor.
Image source, ASUS via TechPowerUP
And yes, that is a 32"
The Asus PQ321 is both a relatively easy-to-remember model number and a 31.5" computer monitor with 4K2K resolution. Connect it to your computer with DisplayPort or, for at least some US models, dual HDMI to have the same resolution as IMAX Digital as well as have a legitimate reason to pick up multiple GeForce Titan graphics cards.
The raw specifications are:
- 31.5 inch display size (16:9 aspect ratio)
- Indium Gallium Zinc Oxide (IGZO) panel, LED backlit
- 3840x2160 resolution (140ppi)
- 1.07 billion colors (10-bit RGB)
- 176 / 176 (H / V) degree viewing angle
- 350 cd/m2 brightness
- 8ms (gtg) response time
- Color temperature and gamma adjustments
- I/O: DisplayPort, 2x HDMI ("optional"), RS-232C, 3.5mm audio in and out
- 2W stereo speakers
- Tilt, swivel, height adjustments; VESA mount (no landscape/portrait pivot)
- 750mm x 489mm x 256mm with stand, 13kg net weight
- Comes with DisplayPort 1.2 cable and an RS-232C conversion cable (???)
Looking at these specifications, it certainly feels like an IPS-equivalent technology with some very telltale characteristics: the relatively slow response time for seemingly no reason, the 1.07 billion colors, the very wide viewing angle, and the relatively high pixel density per inch. This prompted me to look over at the ASUS website for some tea leaf reading. It looks as though all P- or M-series monitors utilize some form of IPS technology, the M-series referring to thin-bezel options and the P-series to relatively image quality-focused products.
So as best as I can tell, the PQ321 is a 31.5" 4K IPS monitor.
ASUS is expected to display this at Computex 2013 in Taipei along with a 39" 4K monitor. No word on pricing or availability, at least not yet.
GDC 13: Intel announces PixelSync and InstantAccess
Subject: General Tech, Shows and Expos | March 27, 2013 - 08:51 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: Intel, GDC 13, GDC
GDC 2013 is where the industry comes together to talk about the technology itself. Intel was there, and of course the big blue just had to unveil developments to help them in the PC gaming space. Two new major rendering extensions and updated developer tools debut. And, if you are not a developer, encode your movies with handbrake quicker!
First up is PixelSync, a DirectX extension for Intel HD Graphics. PixelSync is designed to be used with smoke, hair, and other effects which require blending translucent geometry. With this extension, objects do not need to be sorted before compositing.
Next up is InstantAccess. This DirectX extension allows CPU and integrated GPUs to access the same physical memory. What interests me most about InstantAccess is the ability for developers to write GPU-based applications which can quickly access the same memory as its CPU counterpart. Should the integrated GPU be visible alongside discrete GPUs, this could allow the integrated graphics to help offload GPGPU tasks such as physics while the CPU and discrete GPU handle the more important tasks.
Also updated is their Graphics Performance Analyzers toolset. If you are interested in performance optimization on your software, be sure to check those out.
And for the more general public... Handbrake is now set up to take advantage of Quick Sync Video. Given the popularity of Handbrake, this is quite a big deal for anyone wishing to transcode video using popular and free encoders.
GDC 13: 17 Minute Battlefield 4 Trailer Released
Subject: Editorial, General Tech, Shows and Expos | March 27, 2013 - 03:25 AM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: battlefield, battlefield 4, GDC, GDC 13
Battlefield 4 is coming, that has been known with Medal of Honor: Warfighter's release and its promise of beta access, but the gameplay trailer is already here. Clocking in at just over 17 minutes, "Fishing in Baku" looks amazing from a technical standpoint.
The video has been embed below. A little not safe for work due to language and amputation.
Now that you finished gawking, we have gameplay to discuss. I cannot help but be disappointed with the campaign direction. Surely, the story was in planning prior to the release of Battlefield 3. Still, it seems to face the same generic-character problem which struck the last campaign.
In Battlefield 3, I really could not recognize many characters apart from the lead which made their deaths more confusing than upsetting. Normally when we claim a character is identifiable, we mean that we can relate to them. In this case, when I say the characters were not identifiable, I seriously mean that I probably could not pick them out in a police lineup.
Then again, the leaked promotional image for Battlefield 4 seems to show Blackburn at the helm. I guess there is some hope. Slim hope, which the trailer does not contribute to. I mean even the end narration capped how pointless the character interactions were. All this in spite of EA's proclaiming YouTube description of this being human, dramatic, and believable.
Oh well, it went boom good.
At the G Institute, PC Gaming is Logitech's Pursuit
Subject: General Tech, Cases and Cooling, Shows and Expos | March 21, 2013 - 03:23 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: PAX East 2013, PAX East, PAX, logitech
Despite recent incidents with a genetic lifeform and disk operating system, we PC gamers love our science. Yesterday, Logitech claims they renewed their commitment to both PC gaming and science just in time for PAX East 2013.
Let us just hope the pi's not a lie. Hehehe, that rhymes.
While the commercial looks and sounds like the "G" stands for "Gatorade", it really beckons the launch of eight new accessory products: four new mice, two new keyboards, and two new headsets.
Logitech G700s Rechargeable Gaming Mouse
13 programmable controls
Logitech G500s Laser Gaming Mouse
Weight/balance adjustments
Dual-mode scroll wheel
Logitech G400s Optical Gaming Mouse
"Delta Zero" sensor technology
8 programmable controls
Logitech G100s Optical Gaming Mouse
"Delta Zero" sensor technology
Logitech G19s Gaming Keyboard
Full-Color LCD
Custom backlighting
12 programmable "G-keys"
Logitech G510s Gaming Keyboard
Standard LCD
Custom backlighting
18 programmable "G-keys"
Logitech G430 Surround Sound Gaming Headset
7.1 surround sound
Logitech G230 Stereo Gaming Headset
40mm drivers
3.5mm stereo audio and mic
Check in after the break for the official press blast.
CEO Jen-Hsun Huang Sells Windows RT... A Little Bit.
Subject: Editorial, General Tech, Processors, Shows and Expos | March 20, 2013 - 06:26 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: windows rt, nvidia, GTC 2013
NVIDIA develops processors, but without an x86 license they are only able to power ARM-based operating systems. When it comes to Windows, that means Windows Phone or Windows RT. The latter segment of the market has disappointing sales according to multiple OEMs, which Microsoft blames them for, but the jolly green GPU company is not crying doomsday.
NVIDIA just skimming the Surface RT, they hope.
As reported by The Verge, NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang was optimistic that Microsoft would eventually let Windows RT blossom. He noted how Microsoft very often "gets it right" at some point when they push an initiative. And it is true, Microsoft has a history of turning around perceived disasters across a variety of devices.
They also have a history of, as they call it, "knifing the baby."
I think there is a very real fear for some that Microsoft could consider Intel's latest offerings as good enough to stop pursuing ARM. Of course, the more the pursue ARM, the more their business model will rely upon the-interface-formerly-known-as-Metro and likely all of its certification politics. As such, I think it is safe to say that I am watching the industry teeter on a fence with a bear on one side and a pack of rabid dogs on the other. On the one hand, Microsoft jumping back to Intel would allow them to perpetuate the desktop and all of the openness it provides. On the other hand, even if they stick with Intel they likely will just kill the desktop anyway, for the sake of user confusion and the security benefits of cert. We might just have less processor manufacturers when they do that.
So it could be that NVIDIA is confident that Microsoft will push Windows RT, or it could be that NVIDIA is pushing Microsoft to continue to develop Windows RT. Frankly, I do not know which would be better... or more accurately, worse.
GTC 2013: Prepare for Graphics Overload
Subject: General Tech, Graphics Cards, Mobile, Shows and Expos | March 18, 2013 - 09:10 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: GTC 2013, nvidia
We just received word from Tim Verry, our GTC correspondent and news troll, about his first kick at the conference. This... is his story.
Graphics card manufacturer, NVIDIA, is hosting its annual GPU Technology Conference (GTC 2013) in San Jose, California this week. PC Perspective will be roaming the exhibit floor and covering sessions as NVIDIA and its partners discuss upcoming graphics technologies, GPGPU, programming, and a number of other low level computing topics.
The future... is tomorrow!
A number of tech companies will be on site and delivering presentations to show off their latest Kepler-based systems. NVIDIA will deliver its keynote presentation tomorrow for the press, financial and industry analysts, and business partners to provide a glimpse at the green team's roadmap throughout 2013 - and maybe beyond.
We cannot say for certain what NVIDIA will reveal during its keynote; but, since we have not been briefed ahead of time, we are completely free to speculate! I think one certainty is the official launch of the Kepler-based K6000 workstation card; for example. While I do not expect to see Maxwell, we could possibly see a planned refresh of the Kepler-based components with some incremental improvements: I predict power efficiency over performance. Perhaps we will receive a cheaper Titan-like consumer card towards the end of 2013? Wishful thinking on my part? A refresh of its GK104 architecture would be nice to see as well, even if actual hardware will not show up until next year. I expect that NVIDIA will react to whatever plans AMD has to decide whether it is in their interest to match them or not.
I do expect to see more information on GRID and Project SHIELD, however. NVIDIA has reportedly broadened the scope of this year's conference to include mobile sessions: expect Tegra programming and mobile GPGPU goodness to be on tap.
It should be an interesting week of GPU news. Stay tuned to PC Perspective for more coverage as the conference gets underway.
What are you hoping to see from NVIDIA at GTC 2013?
ASUS PadFone Infinity Bows at MWC 2013
Subject: Mobile, Shows and Expos | March 1, 2013 - 04:35 PM | Matt Raymond
Tagged: snapdragon 600, qualcomm, padfone infinity, padfone, MWC 13, MWC, asus
Mobile World Congress 2013 pulled up stakes yesterday in Barcelona, but the buzz will echo worldwide for quite a while. While fewer companies are unveiling flagship devices at the big industry shows, one new entrant into the mobile sphere definitely caught our eye: the ASUS PadFone Infinity.
Image via ASUS.com
Not to be confused with ASUS's 7" phablet Fonepad, the PadFone Infinity is the company's third version of its two-in-one phone/tablet, and it has taken major strides beyond its predecessors, the PadFone and the PadFone 2.
On its own, the handset is a 5" LTE phone, powered by Qualcomm's 1.7 GHz Snapdragon 600 Quad-core CPU, with 2 GB of RAM and the integrated Andreno 320 GPU that can crank out 1080p video sweetness (improving on the PadFone 2's 720p), and with 64 GB of onboard storage. Also included is 50 GB of free ASUS Webstorage for two years.
The PadFone Infinity ships with Android 4.2 Jelly Bean (although the demo video embedded below says 4.1) and is the first in its family to sport an anodized aluminum unibody with a brushed-metal back case.
Image via ASUS.com
But slide it into the PadFone Station, and suddenly you're holding a full-HD, 10.1" tablet. Basically, it's like getting two devices on a single carrier contract.
The devices' battery performance is fairly impressive, at least when taken in tandem. The phone lists 19 hours of 3G talk time, which can triple when connected to the Station. The phone's battery claims 6.5 hours of browsing and nine hours of video playback, to each of which you can add 7.5 hours when connected to the Station.
The phone's 5" display--up from 4.3" and 4.7" in the first two generations respectively--features 1920x1080 pixels (the same as the pad's 10.1" screen) with a resolution of 441 PPI. (Compare at 326 PPI on the iPhone 5's Retina Display.)
Image via ASUS.com
The dimensions of each device are relatively svelte. The phone is 8.9 mm thick, tapering sharply to 6.3 mm at the edges, and weighing in at 141 grams (roughly 5 ounces, for the metrically challenged). The pad is 10.6 mm thick and adds 530 grams (nearly 19 ounces) to the overall weight.
On the chassis you'll find a MyDP port, which supports Micro-USB 2.0 and 1080p video-out, 3.5 mm audio, and a Nano SIM slot. The front camera shoots 2 megapixels, while on the rear is an almost obscene 13MP, f/2.0 camera that features a burst mode of 8 frames per second. It shoots 1080p MPEG4 video at 30fps or 720p at 60fps.
ASUS says the PadFone Infinity will be available in April in Taiwan and in "selected other countries from early Q2 2013" at the hefty price of 999 euros (roughly US $1,300). Sadly, there is no word of a U.S. release.
Check out ASUS's demo video:
Happy 0th Birthday Firefox OS
Subject: Editorial, General Tech, Systems, Mobile, Shows and Expos | February 26, 2013 - 04:19 AM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: Firefox OS, mozilla, firefox, MWC, MWC 13
Mobile World Congress is going on at Barcelona and this year sees the official entry of a new contender: Firefox OS.
Mozilla held their keynote speech the day before the official start to the trade show. If there is anything to be learned from CES, it would be that there is an arms race to announce your product before everyone else steals media attention while still being considered a part of the trade show. By the time the trade show starts, most of the big players have already said all that they need to say.
If you have an hour to spare, you should check it out for yourself. The whole session was broadcast and recorded on Air Mozilla.
The whole concept of Firefox OS as I understand it is to open up web standards such that it is possible to create a completely functional mobile operating system from it. Specific platforms do not matter, the content will all conform to a platform of standards which anyone would be able to adopt.
I grin for a different reason: should some content exist in the future that is intrinsically valuable to society, its reliance on an open-based platform will allow future platforms to carry it.
Not a lot of people realize that iOS and Windows RT disallow alternative web browsers. Sure, Google Chrome the app exists for iOS, but it is really a re-skinned Safari. Any web browser in the Windows Store will use Trident as its rendering engine by mandate of their certification rules. This allows the platform developer to be choosey with whichever standards they wish to support. Microsoft has been very vocally against any web standard backed by Khronos. You cannot install another browser if you run across a web application requiring one of those packages.
When you have alternatives, such as Firefox OS, developers are promoted to try new things. The alternative platforms promote standards which generate these new applications and push the leaders to implement those standards too.
And so we creep ever-closer to total content separation from platform.
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Diocese of San Bernardino
The following audio is an excerpt from a homily given by Aux. Bishop Rutilio del Riego during the Simbang Gabi kick off Mass held at St. Vincent Ferrer, Menifee on Gaudete Sunday, Dec. 14.
In his homily Bishop del Riego presents three individuals to serve as guides during Advent, the Prophet Isaiah, St. John the Baptist and the Virgin Mary. Reflecting on these three individuals, we are called to be people of hope, people who are humble and people of joy.
*Please excuse the poor audio quality.


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Follow the Leader
I followed Avalynn down the hall; keeping up with her fast pace was a little bit easier, as my legs had grown accustomed to brisk steps.
She led us through the hallways, head held high with an air of confidence. She seemed to know where she was going... Whether or not she did, well... I could only hope for the best.
Footsteps still echoed behind us, and I risked a glance backwards. I couldn't see anyone, but the sound was getting louder. Avalynn sped up. I did too.
We took a right. A left. Another left. Straight for a ways. A right. Another right. Straight again. I knew that, on my own, I would never be able to get out of this place.
The scenery changed little as we moved about from hallway to hallway.
Still, footsteps clipped at the silence from a distance, following us. It was the same clip-clop over and over again. There was no difference between one and another, apart from volume, which was decreasing slowly.
Avalynn dared to slow down a little bit. With my calves celebrating in relief, I matched this new, slower pace.
She slowed to a halt. I stopped too. We listened. The footsteps got louder again. We shared an uneasy glance at each other.
I heard her give an irritated sigh, and wondered if she was thinking this was like a game of follow the leader too... I grabbed her wrist (the first time I dared to do so) and began to walk, pulling her along.
I wasn't just gonna stick around and wait to be found, lost or not. I took the nearest right, and continued straight.
"Do you know where you're going?" she asked doubtfully.
I shook my head, a slight smile on my face.
"Why are you smiling then?"
I shrugged...
Despite the current circumstances, I enjoyed this turn of the tables. She was the one asking the questions, I was the one giving unsatisfying answers. A little taste of her own medicine...
At the far end of the hallway, I could see large brown doors. They looked like the ones we came in through. I looked inquiringly at Avalynn, but she shook her head and took the lead again.
I followed her willingly enough, thinking about that shortbread.


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'Italian Christmas cooking is all about making things as easy as possible on the day, so everybody can get out of the kitchen to promenade about in their new outfits. The emphasis is on simple, seasonal food that will appeal to older and younger family members.'
Rose Gray
Roasted pumpkin
Serves 4
500g pumpkin or squash, peeled and cut into 2cm-thick wedges
1 bunch fresh thyme leaves
100ml extra-virgin olive oil
2 garlic cloves, peeled and chopped
sea salt and black pepper
Preheat the oven to 220°C/gas 7. Put the pumpkin in a bowl with the other ingredients. Mix thoroughly. Place in a baking dish and bake for 20 minutes, turning the pieces over from time to time until they are brown and
soft inside.
Roast pheasant with pancetta and spumanti
Serves 4
2 pheasant
1 small savoy cabbage
2 tbs extra-virgin olive oil
50g unsalted butter
10 slices pancetta
4 garlic cloves, peeled and cut in half lengthways
3 tbs sage leaves
350ml spumanti
sea salt
black pepper
Preheat the oven to 200°C/gas 6. Wipe the pheasants inside and out, trim off the fat and season. Remove the tough outer leaves from the cabbage, cut in half, and cut out the core. Slice into 2 cm-wide strips.
In a heavy saucepan, big enough to hold both pheasants, heat a tablespoon of olive oil. Brown the birds well. Remove them from the pan and tip out the oil. Melt the butter and add the pancetta, the garlic and the sage. Cook to soften, then add the spumanti and bring to the boil. Return the birds to the pan. Roast in the preheated oven for 30 minutes, depending on the size. Baste with the spumanti from time to time.
Cook the cabbage in boiling salted water until tender, about 8 minutes, then drain well. Remove the pheasant from the casserole. Stir the cabbage into the juices and serve with the pheasant.
Serves 4
100g puy or castellucio lentils
3tbs extra-virgin olive oil
2-3 tbsp chopped herbs - mint or parsley
sea salt and black pepper
Wash the lentils and place in a heavy-bottomed saucepan. Cover with plenty of cold water and bring to the boil. Simmer very gently for about 20 minutes or until the lentils are al dente. Drain, add the olive oil and herbs, season. Return to the heat to warm and soften the herbs.
Serve warm.
Tagliatelle with dried porcini and sage
Serves 4
35g dried porcini
1 lemon
100g unsalted butter
2 garlic cloves, peeled and finely sliced
10 sage leaves
1 dried chilli, crumbled
4 tbs double cream
sea salt
black pepper
320g egg tagliatelle
Soak the porcini in 200ml of hot water for 20 minutes. Cut the peel of half the lemon into strips.
Drain the porcini, reserving the water. Rinse the porcini and roughly chop. Strain the liquid through muslin.
Melt the butter in a thick-bottomed pan and add the garlic, sage and chilli. Colour, then add the porcini. Fry until soft, then add 4 tablespoons of the liquid, and simmer until most of the juice has been absorbed. Add the cream and lemon peel, and reduce until the sauce is creamy and thick. Season.
Cook the tagliatelle in boiling salted water until al dente, then drain. Add to the sauce, and turn over to coat each ribbon.
Smoked eel, celery, capers
Serves 4
500g smoked eel on the bone
2 celery heads and leaves
50g salted capers, rinsed
1 tbs red wine vinegar
2 dried chillies, crumbled
extra-virgin olive oil
Pull off the tough green stalks of the celery. Cut the heart in half lengthways, wash, and then finely shave, keeping a few of the tender pale leaves.
Put the capers in a small bowl and pour over the red wine vinegar.
Skin and slice the eel, and divide between four plates. Scatter over the chilli, then place the celery on the plate and scatter with the capers. Drizzle olive oil over the eel and celery to serve.
Pears with cinnamon
Serves 4
4 williams pears
200ml dry white wine
200g caster sugar
1 cinnamon stick
Peel the pears, leaving a bit of the peel on the pear. Cut each pear in half lengthways, remove the core and cut each half into six. Put the pears, wine and sugar in a bowl, pressing them into the marinade. Cover with clingfilm touching the surface of the wine, and leave for 10 hours in the fridge.
Put the wine, cinnamon and sugar into a thick- bottomed pan, bring to the boil, and reduce by half to a thick syrup. Add the pears, reduce heat and cook for 10 minutes. Let cool.
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Anyone aware of Lancome Pre-corrector Fluid and Emulsion, how to use, for whom, where to get them?
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Ruud supports Senate tax bill
Sen. Carrie Ruud, R-Breezy Point, said she supported the tax bill that passed the Senate last week. Among other provisions, she said, it repealed three controversial business to business taxes passed just last year. The warehousing tax, repair/maintenance of business equipment tax, and the telecommunications equipment purchase tax were all met with serious concerns after passage last year.
"I'm happy we were able to repeal these controversial business to business taxes with this bill," said Ruud. "I'm also happy the bill addresses the multiple Federal Tax Conformity issues Minnesotans have been waiting for answers on. I wish we would have extended the marriage penalty conformity to 2013 which would have provided more the 600,000 Minnesotans with tax relief, but at least this is a step in the right direction."


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