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That was the first line of a email I received this week from a cruising friend. (Echoing of course the words of Lara Bingle in that ill fated Australian tourism campaign).
The truth is we have been rather quiet on the inter webs – both by happenstance and design.
After the sale of our boat we decided to give ourselves somewhat of a forced six month break from boat shopping. With our daughter starting her first year of schooling and an active toddler on the go, the day to day of life seems to have kept us busy enough lately.
The worst thing about not owning a boat is not having a boat.
"Thats what a ship is, you know. Its not a keel and a hull and a deck and sails. Thats what a ship needs. But what a ship is. What the Black Pearl really is . . . is freedom." – Jack Sparrow
Because most obviously the ability to go sailing is suddenly greatly diminished!
Despite life getting in the way of our more significant cruising plans last year, still if we had a free weekend (heck even a free afternoon) we could and did get out on the boat. I have owned sailing boats since I was 22 and they have always been an escape, my happy place and besides without a list of boat projects I am just bored. I have always been one to also simply enjoy "Messing around in boats".
The best thing about not having a boat is not owning a boat.
Boats do cost money. Boats do cost time. Boats can break your heart. All of these realities can be justified and romanticised but they are still the realities of owning what was in our case an older cruising yacht. There is just a responsibility in owning a boat. We have enjoyed taking a break from boat ownership.
Ok so confession time – we cracked. We didn't actually last the 6 months, the first opportunity we got we went sailing.
When an opportunity came up we chartered a boat in Thailand for 2 weeks with a good friend. Warm water, good sailing, friendly people.The kids loved it.
It also confirmed that we were not 'over sailing'. So for now we are back boat shopping with plans to do some extended cruising.
As fun as sitting in front of a globe of the world, with Yachtworld open and a calculator in my hand is, we do now need to get on with it. As we do we hope to post here about our experience of looking for and purchasing the right boat for us.


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Drolleries Twinkle in His Eye Santa Elf 43008 Retired Description Drolleries by DEMDACO represent mirth and merriment. Santa Claus, playful elves, childhood memories, and faerie tales for over 20 years...these things have influenced the art of Deborah Henderson, creator of Drolleries. With a European flair, Deborah creates the magic and humor that brings Drolleries into the hearts of children young and old. "I have a German grandfather and an Irish grandmother, so my family background has given me some of my inspiration," she says. Rich European fabrics and intricate detail create an Old World charm that brings warmth and whimsy to the holidays.
Demdaco is discontinuing the Drolleries line tfore all item in my Drolleries listings are now retired. No more will be made. Once stock is gone, they will be unavailable. Many of the larger Santas have to be shipped separately because they come in their own shipper box. Even so, most are OS1 and shipping price reflects that.
In this auction, you are bidding on the With a Twinkle in His Eye Santa or elf. 15" high. Mint in box. Just charming!
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So... I received my "Top Banana" trophy from Woot! for winning their ChamPUNship tournament. I'd like to thank dseanadams and the rest of the Woot! writers and staff that had a part in making all of this happen. I had a lot of fun and was thrilled to be a part of it.
Here's a pic of the trophy that I won for besting my fellow punthletes.
This has been a GIANT hit at my house and is totally awesome!
For beating the Woot! writers, I won a ChamPUNship Belt T-Shirt.
I asked the writers if they'd be kind enough to sign the shirt for me. I'm ecstatic about what they sent:
A close-up of the belt:
Here are close-ups of the individual signatures:
My plan is to get this framed. I'll post some pics once it's done.
I'll post pics of the framed shirt here when it's done.
Again, I'd like to express my sincere thanks to the Woot writers & staff for doing all of this. The kids absolutely loved the trophy. I may have to fight my son to keep it.
I also appreciate all of you taking the time to sign the shirt. It's personal touches like these that keep me coming back to Woot!
Thanks yet again!
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Congrats Bark!! :D :D :D
Great trophy and a really cool shirt - congrats again!!
We tried very hard not to sneeze on it while it was here. Congrats!
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Uh, Thanks!
Now you've got me worried about some other unforeseen possibilities... I'll hope not to see it strategically featured in any Nudeman Review videos too.
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From the cool new NTT Docomo FOMA 3G devices front: NTT Docomo has announced that it will market a new 3G-compatible two-part terminal, the SH2101V, with a PDA base unit that communicates through Bluetooth with a separate wireless handset. The base unit has a built-in camera that enables 64kbps real-time videoconferencing - while the wireless handset is used for voice communication. The handset can also be used, via the PDA, as a simple voice phone or for checking e-mail (even when the PDA is folded away) or as a remote control when playing downloaded music on the PDA.
O.K., it's a busy news day for predictive text input. Further to my note earlier on "Dasher", the Economist today just happens to have an article entitled More Power to the Thumb, discussing a new text input method from Eatoni Ergonomics called Letterwise. The Economist says it's a worthy competitor to T9, who is owned by AOL.
Although more and more of us are carrying around smartphones or PDAs, I've always been frustrated that we can't just point our devices at what we want and instantly pull information out of magazines, off advertising posters, or dump train or flight schedules into our calendar applications. Because most smartphones and PDAs of the future will have cameras built into them (like this or this or this), it was just a matter of time before someone would recognize a market opportunity. As reported in Wireless Week, International Wireless and Bango.net have recently announced they will use CodePoint so that users can point a handset at a bar code and deliver content directly into a device. Hope something like this will be available in every handset in the future.
In the search for the optimum input method where a keyboard is not practical (e.g., PDAs, mobile Internet handsets), there's been some novel research going on at the University of Cambridge. The Dasher project has produced an unusual text-entry interface driven by pointing gestures. A prototype version can be downloaded for a Pocket PC. There's work going on to produce an eye-tracking version which they hope would allow users to visually write text as fast as normal handwriting. It's also now an open source project at SourceForge.net.
BBC News has an interesting update on Sealand, the offshore data haven based on an old concrete anti-aircraft tower off the east coast of England. Slashdot also has a related discussion thread.
The OECD has released Information Technology Outlook 2002. It can be ordered from the OECD bookshop but highlights of the report are available online (PDF).
Nokia to Join With I.B.M. in 2 Ventures on Software: Nokia and IBM. will develop digital rights management software for what wireless operators call light content ring tones, games, logos and pictures. For example, portions of popular songs can be downloaded for a small fee and used as the ring tone on a cellphone. The current market exists mainly in Europe and Japan, where wireless services are more advanced than in the United States, and among young people, 25 and under. In Europe, the market for such light content is $500 million a year. [New York Times: Technology]
A new Internet draft, The E.164 to URI DDDS Application, has been published. This forms the basis of a document intended to replace RFC 2916, which describes the ENUM protocol.
The Internet's root name servers are seen as a possible soft target for distributed denial of service (DDOS) attacks (in fact, they already are as described in this paper). A possible method to deal with this vulnerability that's getting some serious consideration is the use of IPv4 anycasting, as first conceptualized in RFC 1546. A recently released primer on anycast from Cisco can be found here (PDF). The application of anycasting to providing DNS services was explored in a number of Internet drafts which eventually became the informational RFC 3258: Distributing Authoritative Name Servers via Shared Unicast Addresses. RFC 3258 describes how authoritative name servers with the same IP address could be replicated at different locations. The route to these servers would be advertised for each location and the routing protocols would direct traffic to the topologically nearest server. As an example of how anycasting for the root name servers could possible work, there's already a project, named AS112, that uses anycast to distribute the load for bogus requests for private address space (as described in RFC 1918, also see description of problem here). A possible benefit of using anycast for the root name service is that it may solve both some technical security issues as well as some political issues (i.e., better geo-political distribution of the root name servers). On the other hand, it may make it much harder to deploy DNSSEC. It'll be interesting to watch this play out...
Now That Ringing Cellphone May Be a Telemarketer's Call. Cellphones have long been safe from the marketing that bombards kitchen phones and e-mail in-boxes. But that electronic cocoon is starting to fray. [New York Times: Technology]
I'm on my flight back from Paris where I participated in Nom de Domaine 2002 (in English, Domain Name 2002), which supposedly will become an annual event. ISOC France and Cigref, the organizers, brought together quite a number of speakers for an interesting programme and workshops. I gave a talk (PowerPoint) this morning in a session on internationalized domain names and ENUM. I'm told that all the presentations and speeches given will eventually become available on the conference web site. Last night, the organizers hosted a dinner in a restaurant near the Champs-Elysées which helped the speakers to get to know each other. It was interesting to see many of the same people in last week's ICANN meeting in Bucharest, the "World Summit on the Information Society preparatory meetings" in Geneva, and at this meeting in Paris.
Updated: The ITU is taking the leading role in the organization of the World Summit on the Information Society, which will be held in Geneva in December 2003 and Tunis in 2005. The Summit is being held under the high patronage of the UN Secretary-General, Kofi Annan. The anticipated outcome of the Summit is to develop and foster a clear statement of political will and a concrete plan of action for achieving the goals of a global Information Society. As part of the preparatory process for the Summit at the global level, three preparatory committee meetings are to be held. The first, PrepCom-1, is taking place this week in Geneva (1-5 July 2002) as described in this ITU press release. News highlights of the discussions at this preparatory meeting are made available at the end of each day: Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, Day 4, Day 5. The closing ITU press release Global Strategy for the Information Society Takes Successful First Steps can be found here.
The demise of CIX was announced last January according to the bottom of this press release from a new entitity called the United States Internet Service Provider Association, which according to the press release says "The US ISPA was created from the former Commercial Internet eXchange ('CIX'), which announced today that it was disbanding and being reconstituted with an entirely new membership group and Internet focus under the US ISPA name." It's the surprising end of an era. The Commercial Internet Exchange (CIX) was founded in 1991 to provide a commercial interconnection point so that commercial traffic could be exchanged without compromising the Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) of NSFNET. Later, CIX became a trade association and lobbying force for ISPs in the US and it's somewhat surprising that it didn't manage to rally enough support to survive. In general, I've been surprised that ISPs have never been able to collectively front very effective trade associations that defend their interests, a topic which Scott Mace discusses in his two articles on Who Speaks for the ISPs?: part 1; part 2.
Bret Fausett's icann.Blog notices it first: The ICANN Governmental Advisory Committee (GAC) secretariat has now posted the materials it presented to the ICANN Board in Bucharest. The Bucharest communique is here, and the GAC's Statement on ICANN Reform is here. We've been asked by a number of people why, in Annex 2 of the GAC statement on Reform, there is the statement "The International Telecommunication Union disassociates itself from portions of this document." The explanation is that based on a number of discussions among Member States within the ITU on ICANN and ICANN reform, there are clearly a wide range of views. Under these circumstances, the ITU Secretariat has to reflect this and disassociate itself from a number of the substantive statements made in the GAC document. These will be later specifically documented for the minutes of this GAC meeting.
It seems that it's finally all over for Ebone.
The Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG) development of the MPEG-4 standard is widely seen as important to the availability of an open, cross-platform, interactive multimedia standard. For example, MPEG-4 functionality is being built into 3G mobile phones. For a detailed overview of MPEG-4, see here. The MPEG-4 Industry Forum (M4IF), who promote adoption of MPEG-4, held a workshop and exhibition last week in California. The keynote address, given by Rob Koenen, President of M4IF, provides an overview of the state of play of MPEG-4, including the thorny issue of licensing. The ITU Telecommunication Standardization Sector (ITU-T) and ISO/IEC recently announced that they had formed a joint video team (JVT) to produce a next generation video coding standard, which will become part of the MPEG-4 standard.
MSNBC has posted a Wall Street Journal article that's been getting lots of interest: Cyberlaw: Cybersmart or cybersilly? Sketpics cast doubt on hot new legal field. There's a related thread on the article over on Slashdot.
Egyptians Flock to New Net Plan. Egypt scraps its old Internet subscription plan in favor of per-hour dial-up charges, resulting in an immediate and welcome spike in usage. [Wired News] This is an interesting model of access network revenue sharing with telcos, one method that national ministries or regulators, in this case the Egyptian Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT), have used to stimulate Internet usage for their general population.
From the covergence file: The Register is reporting on Coming soon: SMS TV. For readers in countries who aren't aware of the popularity of text messaging over mobile phones, NUA gives one example by reporting that, according to the Swedish regulator, PTS, Swedish mobile users sent over 1 billion SMS messages during 2001. [Only for statistics mavens: I always thought it'd be interesting to plot the growth of SMS messaging vis-à-vis Internet email traffic but I'm unaware of where to find any real good indicators on email traffic. Anyone who has an idea on how to estimate this is invited to contact me.]
News.com has a special report on spyware and adware being surreptitiously installed on users' PCs: "The Wild West days of cyberspace are over--and, like it or not, it's time for government to change its laissez-faire attitude toward the Internet and create laws that clearly prevent unscrupulous businesses from preying on unsuspecting consumers and seizing control of computers."
The Economist has an article on wireless telecoms: Four disruptive technologies are emerging that promise to render not only the next wave of so-called 3G wireless networks irrelevant, but possibly even their 4G successors. For me, the most fascinating wireless technology is the concept of mesh networks, similar to Peter Cochrane's concepts of 'parasitic networks' requiring zero infrastructure. This seems to me to offer the possibility of rapid organic network growth once the network is initially 'seeded'.
The Internet Protocol Journal has an good article on ENUM by Geoff Huston. He concludes: "It appears that the technical components of ENUM are generally the most straightforward part. The regulatory and social implications of ENUM are more of a concern..."
Cigref and ISOC France are hosting a conference NOM DE DOMAINE 2002 in Paris on the 4th of July, 2002. I plan to participate on behalf of ITU.
Two years ago today right here in Bucharest, following a meeting on the topic of "Police of the XXIst century : Strengthening the protection of citizens' rights and new international threats against security", the conclusions of the meeting noted that "a Convention on Cyber Crime is in an advanced stage of preparation within the Council of Europe and call for the adoption of this Convention without delay". Since then a lot has happened. The Council of Europe's Convention on cybercrime is now the first international treaty on crimes committed via the Internet and other computer networks, dealing particularly with infringements of copyright, computer-related fraud, child pornography and violations of network security. It also contains a series of powers and procedures such as the search of computer networks and interception. Its main objective is to pursue a common criminal policy aimed at the protection of society against cybercrime, especially by adopting appropriate legislation and fostering international cooperation. The Convention is the product of four years of work by Council of Europe experts, but also by Canada, Japan, the United States and other countries, who are not members of the organization. It is somewhat unusual in that it is open to signature and accession by non-EU member states.
Korea has the highest Internet broadband penetration per capita in the world and by a very large margin (the runner-ups are not even close). It's always interesting to look at how technology leaders address policy issues as it indicates where other countries might be heading. For example, as I explained in my earlier mention of "Cyber-Crime and Cyber-Terrorism in Korea", the government is attacking a wide range of hacking and cyber-crime issues. In its latest initiative, this article in the Korea Herald explains how the the Korean Ministry of Information and Communication has now unveiled plans for tough new laws dealing with SPAM.
XML-Signature XPath Filter Last Call Published. The joint IETF/W3C XML Signature Working Group has released a Last Call Working Draft of XML-Signature XPath Filter 2.0. Comments are welcome through 11 July. The draft defines a means to digitally sign a document subset using XPath, the language for addressing parts of an XML document. [The World Wide Web Consortium]. For a primer on XML Signatures, see here. You might also want to see the the XML Signature working group web pages.
The Markle Foundation has issued a statement (Word) on ICANN reform for submission to the US hearings on ICANN held on June 12, 2002 (see "US Congressional Testimony on ICANN").
One sees lots of criticism in the press and elsewhere about the deployment of 3G mobile systems. This paper (Word, PDF) by Audrey Selian of the ITU provides some good perspective on the historical development of GSM and how we are moving to IMT-2000 (3G) mobile systems. Not surprisingly, there were plenty of GSM naysayers in its early days, just as there are today for IMT-2000 systems.
Reuters is reporting on British engineers who have have invented a revolutionary tooth implant that works like a mobile phone. The 'tooth phone', designed by James Auger and Jimmy Loizeau, consists of a tiny vibrator and a radio wave receiver implanted into a tooth during routine dental surgery. Even more bizarre, this comes at the same time that Reuters is reporting studies that show that mobile phone radiation can cause changes in human cells that might affect the brain.
From the myth-bashing department: Reason has an interview with Larry Lessig. In this interview, he repeats his arguments from his book, The Future of Ideas, concerning his views on the importance of the "end-to-end design principle", repeating a common mantra of Internet techies, who argue that the Internet is obviously a superior design to the telephone network because "the intelligence is at the end nodes and not inside the network". These theories are blindly parroted and even applied to cyber-political theory, typically as variations of David S. Isenberg's stupid network theme. Showing that the populist view often does not bear scrutiny, in this posting back in March 2000 on the Cybertelecom-L mailing list (no archives), Fred Goldstein takes the opposite view and argues convincingly, that on the contrary, "The telephone network has even more content-neutrality than the Internet, because as a circuit-switched network, it has zero visibility of the bearer channels. Once the call's set up, bits is bits. No firewalls, censorware, caches, or other content-invasive intermediaries a la the Internet as people tend to see it nowadays. Thus the amount of intelligence in the Internet's switches (routers) is many orders of magnitude above what goes into a telephone switch, even a huge one."
Whoops, so much for the stupid network theory...
The Asia-Pacific Telecommunity (APT), a regional intergovernmental telecommunication organization, in its preparation of common proposals to the ITU Plenipotentiary Conference in Marrakesh, Morocco, 23 September - 18 October 2002, includes a proposal from APT members concerning the Role of Member Administrations in the Management of Internationalized Domain Names (IDN) and Addresses (Word), which would include an instruction to the ITU Secretary-General to promote effectively the role of Member States in the internationalization of domain names and address of their respective languages.
The ITU-T is organizing a workshop on IP and Optical networks in Chitose, Japan from 9-11 July 2002. Participation is open to non ITU-T members. The relevant ITU-T Study Groups (SG13 and SG15) have made available their respective general work plans for IP networks (Word, PDF) and Optical Transport Networks.
Every dial you take. The FBI is asking for more information about what you do on the phone, and no one is saying no. [Salon.com]. On a related note, remember that VeriSign recently announced the somewhat unusually-named NetDiscovery Service "enabling carriers to meet June 30 CALEA Deadline with Minimum Expense", taking "full advantage of VeriSign's core expertise in security and bridges our telecom, PKI, and IP network assets".
ICANN has posted a list of 11 applications received for .org reassignment [ICANN Announcements]
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Wig: Pamela (Used for Marcie "Hot Dog Water" Fleach from Scooby Doo)
Wig: Lily (Used for Black Widow - Natalia Romanova from Avengers, The)
Full skin top and a red that wasn't orange = A+.
Wig: Piper (Used for Zap Rowsdower from The Final Sacrifice)
Wig: NOELLE (Used for William A. Zeppeli from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure)
Very thin. I would not use this if I didn't already have darker hair, was wearing a black wig cap and had my hair under a hat mostly. It's a very cheap quality wig but it does the job I need it to. I don't think you'd want to try styling this thing.
Wig: Janelle (Used for Robin Sena from Witch Hunter Robin)
It's a nice enough base wig. I like that it's pretty thick, doesn't have a definite part or skin top, and can be pretty malleable.
Wig: Christine (Used for Irisviel von Einzbern from Fate/Zero)
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LCDs are not as heavy as plasma and less prone to burn-in. They also use less energy. I have an LCD television. Where I work, in the tv studio, we also have a large LCD on one set and a large plasma screen on another. We would run cable into the studio and hook it up to the LCD and watch Battlestar Galactica when it was in its final season.
Also, plasma screens are glossy where LCD screens are more of a matte finish. LCD screens will reflect room light sources less. Viewing angle used to be an issue with LCDs but I don't think it's as much now.
Plasma screens probably beat LCDs as far as contrast levels and realistic colors. I can't see that much of a difference, though.


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Varroa Mites: Control Them Now
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An important item for overwintering is to ensure mite levels are low—for sure by the end of August. You need to have at least one round of brood raised without mites in the cells to assure healthy winter bees.
There are few treatments that you can use while the honey supers are on. For the hobbyist, I think the best thing to do is drone comb removal. For this you put a frame of drone comb in the colony and as soon as it is sealed you take it out and freeze it for 48 hours, killing the pupae and the mites. At the time you take the frame out, put another one in, and continue this through the summer making sure you NEVER allow the brood to emerge. If you do you will have raise more mites rather than killing some.
Entomology website: www.entomology.umn.edu
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No reviews seem to pick up on the fact that only Apple designs their laptops with a smooth underside, so they are suitable using in bed etc.. Everyone else puts their laptop's vents there, making them unusable on a duvet or other soft surface. It's the sort of detail that doesn't occur when comparing specs on the web, but makes a potentially big difference to usability (and laptop life).
I agree. Although I'm not an Apple fan, I am surprised nobody else in putting their cooling vents in the screen hinge like Apple.
So is this an Ivy Bridge or a Haswell machine?
No mention of Haswell, I was nearly sold until the screen size, why is it that every manufacturer is obsessed with 13 inch screens !
I understand the necessity for portability , but what about those of us that want the portability but would actually like a screen you can do proper work on at journeys end, I am not an Apple fan but with every machine that is produced lately, under powered, over priced, Apple is becoming more of a viable option.
I cannot find the 8750m version anywhere - they all seem to be 8570m - quite a step down
I don't understand your problem: this is an ultraportable machine, and 13" is the sweet spot for most people. That doesn't take away the fact that there are both 15 and 17" solutions available all over at less than apple's crazy £1500 minimum asked price (for a 5400rpm equipped machine even).
Thanks for the comment, I understand that there re both 15 and 17 inch variants available, my point was pointing to the fact I like this machine but would love it in either one of the aforementioned guise's, if you have a product number for the featured model in either 15 or 17 inch I would appreciate your forwarding me the details, I have just purchased a Chronos 7 Notebook1TB NP7705ZE i7 15.6", I am not sure if this is a top machine but it is one that stood out for me, but I would also like to purchase a second machine and the model that appeals is the one featured here, but as I have said, not with a 13" screen.
Many Thanks.
Actually, the Series 7 Ultra DOES have cooling vents in its hinge :)
Might this be what you're after: http://www.trustedreviews.c... ?
Yes, and all over the bottom too, which was my point.
In fact Samsung's own website only seems to list the 8570m which appears to be only half as fast in terms of FPS - so this is a very different proposition - is there actually a version with 8750m or is this a typo?
Looking at the photos, I'd hardly call that an ultrabook, it's way too thick.
There are a few exceptions, such as my Lenovo U300s, which has a flat bottom and vents through the keyboard (It runs cooler and quiter than my 2013 MBA too), but other than that I totally agree.
makes it unusable?? are you having a laugh?
Try using it on a soft surface, and let me know how you get on.
I don't know about anyone else but I'm confused. The review states repeatedly that the dedicated graphics is a Radeon 8750M however the specs here http://www.samsung.com/uk/c... state a 8570M.
The processor is stated as an i5 3337U - this is a third generation core and so NOT Haswell. This is fine it's just it was asked and it would be good to point out in the review for the technically minded.
The price? I can see costs as low as £699 (John Lewis) all the way up to £1000+ (Amazon) This seems odd to me for a laptop that is a standard spec and so can't be configured. By the way all these devices say 8570M for the dedicated graphics.
So either I've missed something or maybe Samsung is bringing out a revision with the 8750M.
Feedback from you guys would really help as I love the site and use your reviews to decide what gadgets to buy but in this case you've left me very confused.
My dream laptop
The Sony Vaio Pro also have the fans on the hinges...
The just-released 11"/13" ones? Fair enough, though even they still have a side vent, which is almost as easy to block with a duvet.
Does anyone know if the Samsung series 7 has a built in surge protector?
WHAT?! Apple designs laptops suitable for using in bed? Only if you live in Siberia!!!
This had the right combination of graphics performance, form factor, etc - but seems to have been dropped by Samsung just a few months since this review, and I can't fond it anywhere. Any similar products/suggestions?
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So I just started this model mayhem thing not to long ago and I just need help on how to get any type of work on here. please help!
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Welcome to MM!
There is a solid family of artists here in HMS forums.... we cover a wide range of industry topics.
Most of the Casting Calls and Bookings on MM that I've participated in were for Portfolio Work.
The opportunities available really depend on the KIND of Clients you want to build your business around. Bridal? Print work? Movies......
Take a look at the Castings in YOUR area to see what kind of opportunities there are for you.
It would also be time well spent to read up on the FAQ and Search topics such as "Kit Fee" and "when to start charging" and "portfolio". There's been a TON of advise offered by tenured professionals over the years.
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I'm new myself and trying to navigate my way around but slowly I'm getting the hang of it *yay*
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Welcome. When I first signed on I got a lot of paying work through the site. However there is way more TFP work offered then anything else. If your trying to build a book its a great way to get started. However if your looking to pay bills, not so much. Good luck, have fun and keep posting. Everyone has something to share. R-
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Thank you for the support!!!
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Is Cody Johnson Band Poised to Take Over the Texas Music Scene?
Who's the next breakout star in the Texas, Red Dirt scene? On separate occasions both Aaron Watson and Kevin Fowler have told me they believe Cody Johnson fits that bill. That's no small endorsement coming from from a couple Texas Music stalwarts like those two.
So, his peers are on board. What about the folks who book concerts and bring acts into their venues week in and week out? In talking with a few friends in the live music scene, the consensus is Cody Johnson puts on one of the best and most dynamic live shows. And it's no secret, despite being a young act, his draw is rapidly expanding.
Ok, peers and venues check. But how's his radio play? In one word, ridiculous.
The debut single off Johnson's debut album, "Six Strings, One Dream," titled "Nobody to Blame" shot to No. 6. The follow up, "Pray for Rain," went all the way to No. 1. His third release, "Texas Kind of Way," peaked at No. 6, but was the second most played song of 2011 (behind "Crazy Girl" from a little band called Eli Young).
And from his sophomore album "A Different Day," the first radio single "Diamond in My Pocket" raced to No. 1. And most recently, his summer 2012 smash "Guilty as Can Be" was guilty as can be of being his third No. 1.
The way I see it, when your peers, venues and radio are all in agreement, there is without a doubt something there. Cody Johnson stopped by Radio Texas, LIVE! recently and we talked about a lot including, his place in the scene and his crazy touring schedule. We played "Five Questions" plus he debuted a brand new song co-written with Kevin Fowler titled "The Weekend."
Like most bands in our scene, Cody and his band have been hitting the road hard. And recently their travels took them through Wyoming, Montana and north of the border to Canada.
What was most surprising about the trip?
"[The people] were so receptive. Those people, so far away from Texas, knew the words to the songs, and were singin [along], wearing the t-shirts and showing up with the koozies," Johnson said. "Seeing the music reaches that far is so cool."
Of his recent collaborations with Kevin Fowler (for Fowler's next album) Cody is particularly proud of the fact they are staying very true to themselves. He told me, "We've been spending a lot of time together, [and] with Casey Donahew as well… and I feel like we really tapped into good partyin', drinkin', dancehallin' songs."
Which is exactly what we like in Texas.
So will he take over the Texas Music scene? Crazier things have happened. And you can bet I'll be following up with Kevin Fowler come August 2013. That's the arbitrarily predicted date for Cody's breakout (when I pressed him for a date), but really Fowler says he already has.
Want to hear Cody's live performance of "The Weekend," with Kevin Fowler? I've got that for you right here.
"Five Questions" is a favorite of mine during in-studio visits, whether or not it is for my guests. Cody's topics included World Geography, Kevin Fowler, and JB and the Moonshine Band. I also used the opportunity to get Cody to take a picture of me in his famous cowboy hat, so I could have a new Facebook default pic, so give it a listen.
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Nouv wins i guess ! what's the new word ?
Well did peter vote for me or nouv or mues? Cuz if it wads me itd be 3 nouv 3 me...if ot wasnt me then whatever nouv wins haha
Shit I'll break the tie, colors.
I really dig your M nouv but overall I like colors better.
Yeah I definitely think colors had the stronger entry. I've just been liking doing backwards shit lately. Pick it colors!
Not callin you out MN Nice, coincidences and all, but that i and top K look familiar..
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Alright, definitely a good battle nouv. new word JAMES
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Guess im deciding on this one.
bombing is a poor mans game, if you live above the poverty line we hatin!
where the entries at?
here's mine....... crits anyone
Any crits please ?
now you're starting to think better
good progress bro...
Thanks phat and physh !
Alright maybe we should vote and get a new word not many people did this one and its been almost a week.
Well, hipster the E is sick, but i dont like the ja.
Nevermind, b-36 gmv. although i wish you showed more of the m and fixed the ja
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fucking J'z haha
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I own a residential rental. The manager did not send out my final 2013 payment (December) until the 31st of December. I did not have use of the money for my mortgage payment. Can I claim that income on my 2014 taxes since I did not receive it in 2013? Also, my Form 1099 from the manager will include the late December payment even though she collected it on the 13th of December and I did not receive it until Jan. 4, 2014.
-- Bob
Dear Bob,
This is a very common occurrence at the end of the year, as many individuals and businesses wait until the end of December to pay expenses since they want the deduction in the current year.
Generally, most individuals and many small businesses use the "cash" method of recording their income and expenses. They record income when it is received and expenses when they are paid. There are special rules for paying expenses in advance, but I will not go into that in this column.
The IRS rule is that you include in your gross income all items of income you actually or constructively receive during the tax year. There are other accounting methods that you can use, but based on your question, it seems that you are using the cash method.
In your situation, the definition for the term "constructively" is going to provide you with your answer. According to the IRS, income is constructively received when an amount is credited to your account or made available to you without restriction. You need not have possession of it. If you authorize someone to be your agent and receive income for you, you are considered to have received it when your agent receives it. Income is not constructively received if your control of its receipt is subject to substantial restriction or limitations.
Since your agent, the manager, had already received the income on your behalf in December 2013, that is the date that you constructively received it and thus the answer is no, you cannot wait until 2014 to claim the income, as you must claim it in 2013.
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Today's post is all about beneficial plants for your chickens - and by for your chickens I mean, yes for your chickens, but also "plants for YOU that chickens won't destroy". You have chickens? Excellent! Jo in me today as we chat about a few dos and don'ts in the planting world of chickens!
First and foremost - chickens are great weeders. They can take a weedy spring bed and get all those tiny pesky weeds out just by scratching around with those ferocious claws for bugs. This bed is always a pain in my behind in the spring, but this spring, not so much. The chickens clawed their way around the established plantings, creating an almost perfectly weeded bed for me.
Of course the phrase "established plantings" is important in that last advertisement for chickens. You see...as good as they are at weeding established beds...well they can take that wrath out on UNestablished beds as well. Case in point...
Now luckily, the only thing I had in this bed were little succulent cuttings, so no real loss, but I learned a lesson. If I am growing things from seed I need to keep those chickens in the coop while they get established or be vigilant about keeping the chickens out.
How to encourage the chickens to stay away from beds?? I've found a few things that help (but they are certainly NOT foolproof, so beware!):
1. Minor Fencing -- Chickens are not the most enterprising of creatures, so even a small border fence can help create a boundary for them. This has worked thus far in my veggie garden. (crossing my fingers...)
2. Creative Food Tossing -- This has been my favorite method so far. Simply throw their scraps under bushes that need weeding. NEVER through ANYTHING anywhere NEAR newly seeded plants. The chickens start to associate certain places with good food and they keep returning there. That is how I was able to get that 1st bed weeded for free up there.
3. Maintain Dirt Baths -- Chickens bathe in dirt (weird I know). If you create an environment with loose, bare soil, they will dig little burrows in it and "bathe". If your seedbeds are mainly empty dirt, your chickens will scratch them up. Put a bunch of stakes or other uncomfortable markers so the chickens don't like it there. This also ties into the creative food tossing because once the chickens have scratched up an area, they usually like it for bathing if the dirt is pliable enough. try to encourage them by turning the soil over where you want them to hang out (this works about 50% of the time).
4. Overplant and Don't Get To Attached -- You have chickens. You get eggs. They work hard to give you those eggs, so give them a break. they need space too. Prepare to lose a few seedlings and have a few in reserve. The benefits far outweigh the losses (in my opinion!)
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On to other great plants for chickens!!! I have been exceedingly pleased with using ornamental grasses as bedding for the chickens. The grass breaks down nicely and the chickens seem to like it. Also great for chicken coops and runs? Weeds. I am so in love with my chickens because all those weeds I either threw in the trash (and felt horribly for doing so) or threw in the compost (and felt a wee bit scared that I was just propagating the weed species) -- they all now go in the run. The chickens scratch up the big clumps of weedy grass, eat all the bugs, eat some of the greenery and trample the weeds into oblivion. Then they poop on them. Mix it all together and you have fertilizer stew for the garden.
See those giant roots in the coop? Those are horrible tree/weed/bushes and I went on a rampage digging a bunch of them out. Now they are little perches for the chickoos - I love it!
So those are my favorites - what are yours?? Next on the list of chicken plants is growing grain for them...check back next year for an update on THAT one!


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Mom and Dad were divorced 3 years ago because of Daddy's addictions. We just heard that he died last week. Mom said it was so sad. Does that mean I will see him soon? I got cured of my physical ailments when I came to the Bridge so I'm hoping this means Daddy will be all better now too and we will be reunited.
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Goaltending crop shows real promise
For the first time in several years, Red Line Report is seeing a goaltending crop that shows some real promise.
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There is at least one high-end netminder deserving of first-round status, and good depth through the middle rounds. In fact, we expect there could be as many as 10 goalies selected in the first three rounds in Pittsburgh next week.
The clear-cut No. 1 guy is Andrei Vasilevski, who combines excellent size and a calm demeanor. He plays economically and is strong in the butterfly, using his long legs to take away the bottom half of the net and hold the post strongly on wraparounds. Vasilevski is a big netminder who plays big and can cover the top corners even when down on his knees in the crease. He's also patient and doesn't waste a lot of movement.
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Next up is athletic Swede Oscar Dansk. He's not as consistent as we'd like, but when he's on, it's virtually impossible to get anything past him. Dansk has long legs and terrific athleticism. His exceptional reflexes and cat-quick reactions allow him to reset for second and third shots, and he can be quite acrobatic. Unfortunately, he does play way too deep in net, never coming out to challenge and occasionally losing his angles. But when he's playing with confidence, he's lights out.
After Vasilevski and Dansk, there's a dropoff to the second tier grouping, which includes Andrey Makarov, Brandon Whitney, Anthony Stolarz and Malcolm Subban.
Out of that group, we'll go with Makarov, a Russian who has been playing in North America for two years. He has the best natural athleticism in the entire class, and is as flexible as Gumby with outstanding reflexes and lateral movement. He plays with icewater in his veins and is a terrific competitor who's at his best when the stakes are highest. But he's a mess technique-wise and has a tendency to kick out some big rebounds.
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Red Line Report chief scout Kyle Woodlief has been providing position-by-position analysis of the top prospects leading up to the NHL entry draft in Pittsburgh on June 22-23. In the past week, he has covered forwards and defensemen, and today, he looks at the top goalies. Red Line Report will also provide a mock draft a few days before the draft. Red Line produces a full service draft guide that can be purchased by fans and media on-line at www.redlinereport.com or by phone at (518) 523-4289.
Whitney is long and lean at 6-5, 191 pounds, and has as much long-term upside as anyone on the list. He flashes a quick glove hand and makes the first save consistently. However he had a tough finish to his season and has to mature in his work habits and focus.
Stolarz is a giant (6-5, 200 pounds) who shows excellent flexibility and athleticism for such a big kid. He's a classic case of a huge, gangly netminder who took a few years to gain some coordination and refine his techniques, but now he has grown into Red Line's best sleeper candidate in the nets. When he speads those giraffe legs, he covers the lower portion of the net, yet he also keeps his shoulders up to take away the top corners. Does a good job forcing shooters to make the first move.
In some quarters, Subban is this year's top-ranked goalie, and we wouldn't be surprised to see him come off the board in the first round. But at Red Line, we're not sold yet. For all his terrific athleticism and acrobatics in net, he still has some significant holes, particularly his inability to catch shots cleanly. Plus, he plays way too hyper a style for our liking with a lot of wasted movement. He overcommits on everything near his crease and often ends up beating himself. He plays too deep in net and is probably the shortest of all the top goalie candidates. But he's a really competitive battler with good anticipation who absolutely hates to lose and is constantly striving to improve.
First-round order
1. Edmonton Oilers
2. Columbus Blue Jackets
3. Montreal Canadiens
4. New York Islanders
5. Toronto Maple Leafs
6. Anaheim Ducks
7. Minnesota Wild
8. Carolina Hurricanes
9. Winnipeg Jets
10. Tampa Bay Lightning
11. Washington Capitals-1
12. Buffalo Sabres
13. Dallas Stars
14. Calgary Flames
15. Ottawa Senators
16. Washington Capitals
17. San Jose Sharks
18. Chicago Blackhawks
19. Tampa Bay Lightning-2
20. Philadelphia Flyers
21. Buffalo Sabres-3
22. Pittsburgh Penguins
23. Florida Panthers
24. Boston Bruins
25. St. Louis Blues
26. Vancouver Canucks
27. Phoenix Coyotes
28. New York Rangers
29. New Jersey Devils
30. Los Angeles Kings
1-From Colorado in the Semyon Varlamov deal. 2-From Detroit in the Kyle Quincey deal. 3-From Nashville in the Paul Gaustad deal.
Jon Gillies is up next, and he's just a huge wall-style goalie with the enormous size NHL scouts crave. At 6-5, 203 pounds, he looks every bit the part of today's modern butterfly goalie. But he lacks athleticism and flexibility, and we don't like his lateral movement at all. We suspect he'll be taken fairly high on his very projectable size, but he'll require years of refining and technique work with a good goalie coach to realize his potential.
One of this year's more underrated netminders is Joonas Korpisalo. The Finn has an extremely thin and flexible 6-1, 163-pound frame and has shown very quick legs/pads and a strong glove hand. He's not flashy, but plays with fine balance and technique, makes all the first saves, and absorbs shots well without giving up many big rebounds.
Collin Olson is a bit of an enigma for us in that he has great size (6-3, 197) and numbers, and it's impossible to argue with the results, as he backstopped the U.S. to a gold medal at the world under-18 championship, picking up three shutouts along the way. It's just that we're not sure how he does it. He's quite stiff and mechanical in his movements and lacks natural athleticism, but he gets the job done. He does stay upright and uses that size to advantage, not giving shooters much room to look at. He has a solid glove and nice anticipation, but his slow footwork concerns us.
Rounding out Red Line's list is Matt Murray. He has incredibly long limbs and a sharp glove. He has good footwork and balance, but is very streaky: one night you can't get a pea past him, the next night he'd have trouble stopping a beachball. One major problem for Murray is his complete lack of musculature, particularly in the upper body. He's 6-4, but only 162 pounds, and his lack of strength means he has a tough time standing up to the pounding around the crease, and gets jostled regularly by opponents looking to get him off his game. That problem will only be exacerbated when he has to compete nightly against 220-pound bulls in the pro ranks.
With good depth at the position this season, one netminder we think was somewhat overlooked was Jake Patterson of Saginaw. The club in front of him underachieved collectively, but through it all, the kid maintained his poise and is a mentally strong battler who never gives up on a play. He shows very good anticipation, often moving across his crease to stop shots before a pass is even made, and he seems to always be thinking a step ahead of shooters and puck carriers alike. He really came on in the second half when things seemed to click in for him, and we like his attitude and mental makeup.
The ultimate sleeper would be Connor Hellebuyck, a massive (6-4, 185) netminder who plays in the unlikely destination of Odessa, Texas. He's a kid that we kept noticing every time we went to North American Hockey League tournaments to check out Anthony Stolarz. The 1993 birthdate is a classic case of a late bloomer who is raw as hell, but had the size and physical tools (quick feet, sharp glove) necessary to become a good prospect.
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- The Russian media industry had total revenues of $17.3bn in 2014, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.7% between 2010 and 2014.
- The broadcasting and cable TV segment was the industrys most lucrative in 2014, with total revenues of $7.6bn, equivalent to 43.9% of the industrys overall value.
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Market value 2
Market value forecast 2
Category segmentation 2
Geography segmentation 2
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Market Overview 7
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Market Data 9
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Leading Companies 24
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Dentsu, Inc. 29
Russian Film Group 32
Eksmo 33
Macroeconomic Indicators 34
Country Data 34
Methodology 36
Industry associations 37
Related MarketLine research 37
Appendix 38
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Table 1: Russia media industry value: $ billion, 2010-14 9
Table 2: Russia media industry category segmentation: % share, by value, 2010-2014 10
Table 3: Russia media industry category segmentation: $ billion, 2010-2014 10
Table 4: Russia media industry geography segmentation: $ billion, 2014 12
Table 5: Russia media industry value forecast: $ billion, 2014-19 13
Table 6: Axel Springer SE: key facts 24
Table 7: Axel Springer SE: key financials ($) 25
Table 8: Axel Springer SE: key financials (Euro) 26
Table 9: Axel Springer SE: key financial ratios 26
Table 10: Azbooka-Atticus Publishing Group: key facts 28
Table 11: Dentsu, Inc.: key facts 29
Table 12: Dentsu, Inc.: key financials ($) 30
Table 13: Dentsu, Inc.: key financials (Yen) 30
Table 14: Dentsu, Inc.: key financial ratios 30
Table 15: Russian Film Group: key facts 32
Table 16: Eksmo: key facts 33
Table 17: Russia size of population (million), 2010-14 34
Table 18: Russia gdp (constant 2005 prices, $ billion), 2010-14 34
Table 19: Russia gdp (current prices, $ billion), 2010-14 34
Table 20: Russia inflation, 2010-14 35
Table 21: Russia consumer price index (absolute), 2010-14 35
Table 22: Russia exchange rate, 2010-14 35
Figure 1: Russia media industry value: $ billion, 2010-14 9
Figure 2: Russia media industry category segmentation: $ billion, 2010-2014 11
Figure 3: Russia media industry geography segmentation: % share, by value, 2014 12
Figure 4: Russia media industry value forecast: $ billion, 2014-19 13
Figure 5: Forces driving competition in the media industry in Russia, 2014 14
Figure 6: Drivers of buyer power in the media industry in Russia, 2014 15
Figure 7: Drivers of supplier power in the media industry in Russia, 2014 17
Figure 8: Factors influencing the likelihood of new entrants in the media industry in Russia, 2014 18
Figure 9: Factors influencing the threat of substitutes in the media industry in Russia, 2014 20
Figure 10: Drivers of degree of rivalry in the media industry in Russia, 2014 22
Figure 11: Axel Springer SE: revenues and profitability 27
Figure 12: Axel Springer SE: assets and liabilities 27
Figure 13: Dentsu, Inc.: revenues and profitability 31
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