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Victorian romance mixes seamlessly with elegant prose and biting wit—and werewolves—in Gail Carriger's delightful debut novel. Soulless introduces Alexia Tarabotti, a parasol-wielding Londoner getting dangerously close to spinster status. But there are more important things than finding a husband. For Alexia was born without a soul, giving her the ability to render any vampire or werewolf completely powerless.
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"Carriger debuts brilliantly with a blend of Victorian romance, screwball comedy of manners and alternate history....This intoxicatingly witty parody will appeal to a wide cross-section of romance, fantasy and steampunk fans." (Publishers Weekly)
"Amelia Peabody has competition"
Followers of Elizabeth Peters' Amelia Peabody will fall in love with Miss Tarabotti. She's wonderfully sensible and completely witty in this alternate Victorian London. It's not that Ms. Carriger manages to meld elements from Jane Austin, Jules Verne and Bram Stoker, it's that she does it so extrordinarily well while crafting her own uniquely memorable tale. I can't wait for the others in this series to come out on tape - I'm headed for the bookstore now!
"Delightfully dry!"
I very much enjoyed both reading this book - and later listeniing to the performance in the audibook. The author has a wonderful dry wit! And the narration is on-target. I very much hope the next books in the series are available soon.
I usually don't think that listening to a book can be better than reading it, but in this case I think it might have been. The narrator was absolutely perfect, her accents and tone really brought the already excellent book to life.
The prose in this book was truly excellent, I almost got myself in trouble at the office because I kept laughing out loud. The story is compelling and the world is truly interesting. I am looking forward to more of the series!
I love to read, but I am time-limited. Audible allows me to keep up with all my favorite authors while on the hiking trail. Thanks, Audible!
Gail Carriger's debut of the parasol protectorate is just plain brilliant. Set in an alternative Victorian England where werewolves, vampires, and ghosts are productive members of society, Soulless takes the listener on a witty and eccentric mystery ride. While we enjoy a satiric portrayal of social graces in the spirit of Jane Austin, we are entertained by fantastical science in the spirit of Jules Verne. Emily Gray is an excellent choice in narrators for this farce fusion. You will like this book. I can't wait for the other books in this series to make it to Audible.
"A bit of Everything"
A wonderful mix of sci-fi, mystery and romance. I cannot wait for the second to be done in audio, even the narrator was amazing.
"Can not say enough about this series..."
My friends at Murder By the Book recommended this series... I went ahead and got it and could not have been more pleased so I had to get the audible version too...The narrator was perfect. I can not wait for the next book to be available on here. It's now our book of the month for July on my blog. Highly recommend!!!
"What a fun story.....I want more"
Alexia Tarabotti so ahead of her time.........I enjoyed every moment of this story I hope there will be more.
"A lot of fun"
This book is sort of a two-for-one deal for me. I love both regency and paranormal books and I thought the book blends both worlds very well. If you have a taste for bookish/strong minded/spinster(you get the idea) main character paired with a strong male lead, you might like to try this book. I had a good chuckle here and there and generally had a good time listening to it. I hope audible publishes the second book soon.
Absolutely fabulous! Gail Carriger is in danger of becoming my favorite author. "Soulless" was funny, romantic, and exciting. Great if you like science fiction, romance, or steam punk. In addition, the narrator was excellent. The best I've ever heard. This book was worth every penny!
"Very Entertaining"
I have to admit that when I began listening, I wanted to stop about fifteen minutes into the book. At first, the character of Alexia was really irritating. Also, I had a difficult time understanding the nature of her "soulless" condition. And most difficult of all was the constant changing and switching of the points of view. This made it difficult to know what's going on and whose head we're in---whether it be one of the characters or the omniscient narrator. The listening became increasingly frustrating.
But thank goodness I didn't stop! I ended up getting used to the switching POVs and grew to love the Alexia character and the wonderful singular British humor that runs throughout this book.
And I loved the ending! (No spoiler alert!) But now, like the other reviewers, I want more!
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Thinking Mathematica: Any suggestions?
Hello All:
I have a very basic question, but one that I am struggling to come to
terms with myself. Let me give a bit of background to put the question
in context....
I am coming from a FORTRAN programming background, where I used things
like DISLIN or plplot to generate figures. Sometimes I would import
them into a visualization tool like IDL, but for the most part, I'm a
procedural programmer. Even worse, some say, a FORTRAN one at that!
Anyways, I've left academics after twelve years and decided to take
the plunge and purchase Mathematica 6. So far I am liking it; however,
there is still something of a learning curve here for me. I constantly
find myself looking at the For and Do constructs when attempting to
implement my algorithms. Obviously, I would like to start thinking in
"Mathematica" so as to take advantage of what the team at Wolfram has
done so I don't have to.
My problem is, most of the examples I find in the documentation are of
the simplest kind and I am having difficulty applying them to
something more than Newton's method. Perhaps something like Finite-
Difference/Finite Element "like" algorithms, where index manipulations
are key to proper results? Again, this could be because I have a
wealth of procedural algorithms that assume a particular approach.
Does anyone have any tips or insight into how they made the transfer
from a procedural paradigm to a more natural Mathematica one?

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YayLabs! Inflatable Cover for Ice Cream Ball
If you have already bought the Mega YayLabs Ice Cream Ball, which makes a quart of ice cream, the the YayLabs! Inflatable Cover for Ice Cream Ball will be a great addition to your ball and double the fun for your children. Your kids already enjoy playing with the Ice Cream Ball and eating the ice cream on outings or wherever you decide to go. The reason is simple, just add ice and rock salt in one end and ice cream mix in the other end. You don t need electricity. There are a variety of flavors that come in the recipe list which comes included, or you can invent some of your own. To each his own. This cover is made of phthalate-free plastic, conveniently inflates and deflates by two air valves. It also has hook and loop tabs on the sides so that it will secure itself tightly around the ball. It comes with 1 set of reusable Monster stickers, so that you can use them over and over again by changing the creature s face on the cover of the ball. It is time to cover the ball with the YayLabs! Inflatable Cover for Ice Cream Ball, now watch it bounce, pounce, zip, and go. It is lots of fun and the end result is so cool!
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Image Import: Homogenized Pore Scale Flow and Thermal Conduction
Application ID: 12211
You can now use image data to represent 2D material distributions or to identify regions with different materials by their color or gray scale. Images used in this way can have many origins such as scanning electron microscope (SEM), computed tomography (CT), or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
An important application of image import is for easy computation of equivalent volume-averaged material properties for highly inhomogeneous or porous materials. This includes properties such as conductivity, permittivity, elasticity, or porosity and allows for converting spatially distributed values to a single representative averaged value. Such equivalent material properties can then be used for simulations of larger structures avoiding detailed microscopic information. This modeling approach has several advantages such as avoiding the often difficult operations of image segmenting and image-to-geometry conversion. It also brings greatly simplified meshing, less memory usage, and shorter computation times--this can be particularly important when the same type of analysis needs to be repeated many times for different images.
An imported image is made available as a general COMSOL interpolation function that can be used for any modeling purposes.
Supported image formats are:
These two examples show applications of the new image import functionality in version 4.2a.
The first example shows how image import can be used to replicate the Pore Scale Flow example of the Subsurface Flow Module. A penalty friction force is applied as a distributed volume force to avoid flow in the solid part of the continuously represented material domain.
The second example shows how an equivalent thermal conductivity can be computed for the same porous structure but this time reinterpreted as an aluminum foam.
The original non-homogenized example from the Subsurface Flow Module is also made available in a version that can be used with the base package.
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1. Get the latest BT 5 R1.
2. Try searching: http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...x-problem.html
I've seen several threads about missing login information, all of which proposed answers that would not work for me for some reason.
I'm running Backtrack5 32Bit KDE version on an external Hard Drive. When I boot from it, I start backtrack, and after a few seconds I am prompted for a username and password. This is all shown on a light blue screen, if I click on "Log in from console" it says I am already logged in, when I see this I try "startx" after which the screen goes black, a "BT5 Loading" screen is shown with what appears to be chinese letters, after which I am sent back to the same console. (Not the light blue login, just a prompt.)
I have tried all of the rm commands shown in other threads.
I tried to log in with root / toor and it didn't succeed. Anyone?
1. Get the latest BT 5 R1.
2. Try searching: http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...x-problem.html
Back|track giving machine guns to monkeys since 2007 !
Do not read the Wiki, most your questions will not be answered there !
Do not take a look at the: Forum Rules !
I'll try that right away. Thanks for the reply, I'll post back on how it went.
Also, I had tried to run the 64bit version prior to the 32bit one and it said that my computer couldn't run it, although I'm running a 64bit OS.


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Trace Adkins' Dad's Funeral Set For Wednesday
Listen to Trace Adkins on iHeartRadio
Trace Adkins will be saying his final goodbyes to his dad this week.
CMT.com says the country star's father, Aaron Doyle Adkins, passed away on Saturday in Bossier City, Louisiana. He was 71.
His funeral is scheduled to take place in Sarepta, Louisiana on Wednesday.
Word surfaced last week that the elder Adkins was very ill, when Trace left a Florida rehab center before finishing his program to be by his ailing father's side.
Adkins checked into the facility last month following an alcohol-fueled confrontation with an impersonator.
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The Ancestry.co.uk collection consists of Church of England marriage and banns records from parishes in Dorset. The original records are kept at the Dorset History Centre, Dorchester, Dorset. The time period covered is 1813 – 1921, but this will depend on when the parish was established and whether the records have survived.
The FindMyPast transcripts may not cover all the parishes in Dorset and the time periods may not reflect the total time period that the original registers encompass. A list of the parishes and time periods that these transcripts cover can be obtained from the Find My Past website or by contacting the Dorset Family History Society.
George Rose's Act of Parliament stipulated that from 1813 all registers were to be of a pre-printed type with standardised information.
Marriage Records 1813 – 1837
From 1813 to 1837 the marriage registers read as in the example below. Note that the marriage had to be held in a church by banns or by licence issued by the local diocesan office. The status of each party was given; bachelor, spinster, widow, widower, however not all widows or widowers revealed their status and may have regarded themself as a bachelor or spinster in other words free to marry. Also the parish of usual residence was given. If either party was under age then the consent of a parent was required and the parent was named.
Marriage Records 1837 – 1921
From July 1837 the marriage registers for use in Church of England churches were issued by the government under the Civil Registration Act.
After Hardwick's Marriage Act of 1754 all marriages had to be either by Banns or Licence. In this collection there are the banns registers for parishes in Dorset. Note that just because there is an entry in a banns register it is not confirmation that a marriage took place. The banns would have been read in the parish of both the bride and the groom if they lived in different parishes. Therefore both of the parishes should be searched for the marriage.
A more detailed lesson on parish registers can be found here …….
click on Parish Registers.
Where scanned & indexed images of the original records can be found online
|Marriages 1813 – 1921
Where indexed transcripts of the records can be found online
|Marriages 1813 – various
Note – Transcripts may not be a full record of everything on the original entry, also transcripts are open to error on the part of the transcriber. Viewing the original document online is preferable.


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LISTEN: Mike Saint-Jules releases 'The Landing'
Trance fans prepare for landing.
Black Hold Recordings' Mike Saint-Jules has released his new track "The Landing" on the In Trance We trust imprint. The song has already received support from guys like Armin van Buuren, Bobina, Stoneface & Terminal, Kyau & Albert, Andy Moor, M.I.K.E., Ronski Speed, and many more, and his ready for the dance floor.
From tracks like "Flash Bomb" and "SolarFlame," Mike Saint-Jules takes his sound to a new level with "The Landing," boasting an alluring synth and a foundation full of bass. The original is also released with a remix from Danilo Erocole, featuring more of a big room sound.
"The Landing" is out now on Beatport and iTunes. Fasten your seatbelt, put your tray tables and seats in the upright position, and listen below:


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Just a reminder that the Cow Lane railway Bridge will be closed to both cars and pedestrians from tomorrow for 4 weeks. There is no access from Richfield Avenue (Rivermede Leisure Centre, Kwick Fit etc) but you can still get to the gym via the Portman Road/Oxford Road.
All classes will be running as usual and there are plenty of alternative routes with no extra walking time from Reading or Reading West Station so please plan ahead and apologies for the disruption this may cause, pity they couldnt plan the works over the quiet holiday month like April rather than a busy May!


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Indianapolis, IN (SportsNetwork.com) - The Indianapolis Colts have their entire five-player rookie draft class under contract after signing wide receiver Donte Moncrief on Friday.
Selected in the third round (90th overall), Moncrief started all but one of the 38 games in which he played at Ole Miss. He finished his career ranked third in school history in receptions (156), receiving yards (2,371) and touchdowns (20).
Moncrief caught 59 passes for 938 yards and six touchdowns as a junior in 2013.
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explodingfitus, on Apr 20 2007, 05:06 AM, said:
I'm sorry, but I have a hard time being "respectful" to a woman who has done nothing but show her breasts off in public venues for the last several years, and then tries to act high and mighty about it when people call her on her actions. Perhaps she should be a little more "tactful".
And back on topic, obviously Naruto isn't going to die, since there is still money to be made.


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The persistence layer in CEL allows games to save and load entity state. In a single player game this can be used for saving the current game state so that the player can later load the game again. In a multiplayer game this can be used in more controlled scenarios to persists parts of the world in a cache or on the network. There are currently two persistence layer: classic (using binary output) or XML.
The persistence layer in CEL allows games to save and load entity state. In a single player game this can be used for saving the current game state so that the player can later load the game again. In a multiplayer game this can be used in more controlled scenarios to persists parts of the world in a cache or on the network. There are currently two persistence layer: classic (using binary output) or XML.
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Entity System
In this section the basic ideas and details behind CEL are described and explained.
What are Entities?
Every object in the game is represented by an entity. The entity system allows the game programmer (using CEL) to speak to game objects in a consistant manner. Examples of entities are: the player, the world itself, creatures, a candle, objects in general, items, ... It is important to note that entities don't have to represent visual objects. An entity can be a part of a story line (i.e. a quest) that the player has to solve.
Two Layers
CEL provides a Physical Layer to interface with Crystal Space and do complex calculations (physics, gravity, ...), and a Behaviour Layer to take care of higher-level game functionality (game logic), using the Physical Layer as its lower level API as appropriate.
Physical Layer Property Classes are implemented to handle significant number crunching tasks and to handle any direct interactions with Crystal Space game objects, such as meshes, cameras, keyboard input, and so forth.
Behaviour Layer classes will handle game logic, strategy, event handling, etc. by calling the Property Classes as needed (and also getting events from Property Classes) and should never need to call Crystal Space structures directly (although this is still possible and useful in some cases).
Here is another way to look at this:
- Physical Layer (or PL): This layer controls the mechanics of the game. It controls the hard constraints that entities have while interacting with the world and other entities. To do this Property Classes are used (more on that later). The PL also has the notion of events or messages. The Physical Layer is written in C++.
- Behaviour Layer (or BL): This layer controls how entities behave within the constraints put forth by the Physical Layer. This layer is responsible for building entities by attaching the appropriate Property Classes and setting them up (i.e. controlling the attributes of such Property Classes). This layer will also react to events or messages from the PL. A large part of the BL can be written in some scripting language (like Python) since this is the most dynamic aspect of the entity system. Note that the Behaviour Layer can be written in Python or in C++. Python is fully optional.
In addition to the two layers there is also a library of general property classes that are useful for most games.
Property Classes
One of the most important concepts in CEL is the notion of a Property Class. Attached to every entity we have a list of property classes. A property class describes a specific kind of behaviour or attribute set for an entity. All the property classes together define what the entity really is. This will become clearer if we give a list of the current implemented property classes:
Essentially it is a piece of code (like a C++ class) that you can attach to an entity. They can send out messages.
- pcworld.region: A region represents an area in the engine. It usually contains some sectors with geometry although it is also possible to make regions containing only mesh factories or materials.
- pcworld.zonemanager: The zone manager is a more powerful version of pcregion. It supports dynamic loading for big worlds.
- pccamera.standard: A camera represents what the player sees on screen. A camera is usually in first-person or third-person mode.
- pcinput.standard: This property class represents input from the keyboard, mouse, or joystick. An entity that has this property class attached to it will get messages when input is generated.
- pctools.inventory: The inventory property class contains a set of other entities. An entity which has this property class is capable of containing other entities. This property class can have several attributes that put some limit on what the inventory can contain. The pctools.inventory.characteristics property class is used to define limits for entities (see below). Common limits are weight, size, number of inventory slots, ... but the system is not limited to those. The system is hierarchical. For example, a box entity can have an inventory so that you can put objects in that box. If the player picks up the box then the box including the contents will be in the player inventory. All objects in the world (except for the world itself) belong to some inventory. This is to avoid dangling references. The inventory system goes to great lengths to insure that the maximum capacity of entities inside is not exceeded. This even works for nested inventories. i.e. if the player holds a box and the weight of the box plus contents is near the limit of what the player can hold then you will not be able to add another item to the box.
- pctools.inventory.characteristics: This property class defines the characteristics that some object has in relation to the inventory system. For example, with this property class you can say that the weight of an entity is 10.
- pcobject.mesh: This property class represents a mesh from the engine. Use this if you want a visual representation for an entity.
- pcobject.mesh.select: If you want this entity to receive messages when other meshes (or this mesh) are selected you can use this property class. It is very configurable and even allows you to drag objects along a 3D plane.
- pcmove.solid: If your mesh has a solid representation that needs to be used for collision detection or physics than it must have this property class.
- pcmove.linear: This is the movement system. If you want an entity to move around, have proper collision detection and gravity then you should use this class.
- pcmove.actor.analog and pcmove.actor.standard: These property classes can be used for the main actor. They help synchronise camera, movement system, and animation on the model. The first does multi-directional movement like in platform and action games, whereas the second does turn and move forward movement which is useful for certain cases.
- pc2d.tooltip: This is a convenient property class that allows you to have tooltips. In some games this can be useful for showing information about the actor on which the cursor is resting.
- pctools.timer: Use this property class to get messages when a specific time has passed. Can also repeat.
- pctools.properties: This is a general property class to store properties with an entity. These properties are otherwise not used. It is simply a way to associate data with an entity.
- pclogic.spawn: A property class that represents a spawn point where creatures or other entities can be created.
- pclogic.trigger: A property class that sends messages to the behaviour as soon as some other entity enters a trigger area. Can be useful for doors that open when a player arrives or something.
- pc2d.billboard: This can be used for 2D images on top of 3D world or even for making full 2D games.
- pclogic.quest: This is a powerful and general quest system using a state machine. This is not only useful for RPG games but also for FPS games where a quest can be as simple as 'player presses button' -> 'light goes on'.
- pcmove.pathfinder: The path finder can be used by creatures that are interested in finding out how to move to some location through the level. This property class works together with pcmove.steer in order to actually move the entity around until it reaches the correct destination. This property class also generates events when the destination is reached or the destination cannot be reached for some reason.
- and more...
Several more property classes are planned like:
- pclocator: The locator is used to keep track of the position of another entity. There can be multiple instances of locator attached to one entity if that entity is interested in more than one entity. When a locator is attached to an entity the entity will receive events when the other entity moves, becomes visible, becomes invisible, or is destroyed. Only the last event is immediate. The others are only calculated every second (default: this is configurable for any locator). The locator is very useful in combination with the pcpathfinder above.
This is only the beginning. More property classes will follow as the game system is further refined. The property class system is a very dynamic and flexible system which allows us to dynamically change properties of entities on the fly. It is possible to add/remove any of the above property classes at any time. This is something that is very hard to do if we were to use the traditional inheritance based entity system.
Property classes are created by getting their property class factory. These are usually implemented in a plugin. You load the plugin at startup of your game and you then create property classes for your entities from that plugin when you need them.
The Physical Layer (PL)
As explained above the PL describes the constraints on interactions between entities and also constraints about what an entity can do. The idea is that you attach property classes to an entity. Every property class defines some specific physical attribute or constraint for an entity. The collection of all property classes attached to some entity define what the entity really is. Property classes can be dynamically added or removed from a given entity. Usually the BL will do that.
One important note with this entity system is that one usually doesn't subclass entities. There is only one type of entity and that is provided by the PL. To control behaviour of entities one adds the appropriate property classes instead. The core of CEL doesn't have property class implementations but only provides interfaces which allows a game to create property class implementations. But CEL will come with a set of pre-made property classes which are potentially useful for all/most games.
The PL itself is split into several sub-layers:
- Entity Manager: The entity manager is responsible for creating and managing bare-bones entities.
- Message System: This will allow property classes to send messages to the BL.
- Property Class System: Here property classes are managed.
- Persistence Layer: To save/load entities the persistence layer is defined.
The Behaviour Layer (BL)
The behaviour layer will work with the PL to create entities, add property classes, setup behaviour, and react to events or messages from property classes. This layer is often implemented using a scripting language (but that doesn't have to be the case).
In this layer the traditional inheritance based entity system can be used (but this is optional). For example, one can create a creature entity which is responsible for setting up all property classes that are relevant for creatures. The player could (in some games) be a creature too and this would then be a subclass of creature. This subclass can then setup additional property classes that are relevant for a player (like camera and input control). If the BL is written in Python then Python subclassing can be used easily for this.
Events or messages are used to communicate from PL to BL. Most events are generated by property classes that are attached to some entities and are usually sent to the BL representation of that entity. If the BL is written in Python (for example) then every event could correspond to a Python method in the corresponding script for that entity.
The following table lists all current messages grouped by the property class by which they are generated (from the list of example property classes above):
- pcinventory_addchild: An entity was added to the inventory contained within this entity.
- pcinventory_removechild: An entity was removed.
- pcinventory_added: This entity was added to another inventory.
- pcinventory_removed: This entity was removed from another inventory.
- pcmeshsel_down: Mouse down on a mesh (selection).
- pcmeshsel_up: Mouse up on a mesh.
- pcmeshsel_move: Mouse move for a mesh.
- pctimer_wakeup: Timer wake-up event.
- pcproperties_setproperty: Property has been set.
- pcproperties_clearproperty: Property will be cleared.
- pccommandinput_...1: Specified command has been activated (i.e. the key associated with the command is pressed).
- pccommandinput_...0: Specified command has been de-activated (i.e. the key associated with the command is released).
- and more...
More events will of course follow. This is only the beginning.
The persistence layer in CEL allows games to save and load entity state. In a single player game this can be used for saving the current game state so that the player can later load the game again. In a multiplayer game this can be used in more controlled scenarios to persists parts of the world in a cache or on the network. There are currently two persistence layer: classic (using binary output) or XML.


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So why is it that the guys who made *******, potentially allowing millions to get pirated apps; not getting sued?It's the same concept, isn't it? If some one releases the guide or even an app explaining as to how siri gets ported, there shouldn't be much trouble. Especially if the dev releases it anonymously. ;D
I think what Apple did is piracy, not people having to hack this. Siri was once an app, then they took it away, and now it is supported only on their newest and best device. Piracy is not only about people stealing from corporations, it should also be about corporations stealing from the people, as logic would dictate.
The people that have been jailbreaking the phones known this but not worried about the legal problems there. So not sure what the problem is with hacking a server. Just add to the list. Apple loves the jailbreak community. They sell more phones for them. Apple steals apps from them and adds to there new iOS. Then hires all the good jailbreakers. Win win for Apple.
I will give you few examples for ported apple software to other apple devices:
Game Center on iPhone 3G - as you know it is not in the 3G firmware files, and yet part of the needed files are hosted in well known Cydia repos - no consequences whatsoever
Nike+ on iPhone 3G - ported without any piracy consequences (used files from iPod 2G)
Missing apps ported to iPad (1 and 2) - Clock, Weather, Stocks, Compass, Calculator - still no legal problems
These examples went unpunished online, on non pirated repos and sites.
Same should happen with Siri.
One more thing, Siri is beta software, so many of the copyright rules can not be applied here.
I understand the devs don't want to get in trouble, but piracy isn't going to stop users of the jailbreak community. It's a JAILBREAK community. We pretty much have the definition of "F the police" in our name. lol c'mon son.
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Meh i just want my iPhone 4S Jailbreak please :-)i used Siri once and thats it who cares about voice control its cool but i dont care for itwhat i do care for is having my iPhone 4S jailbroken so i can get my Free Apps which is why people jailbreak they wants free shitz ...........
Please stay on topic, if it isn't relevant about jailbreaking or this news topic, take it out in a PM.


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LISTEN: Chris Kirkpatrick reflects on his VMA *NSYNC performance
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For a glorious nearly 2 minutes, fans got a short but sweet taste of *NSync again at the MTV VMAs. Our 13-year-old selves were going crazy when the guys joined Justin Timberlake on stage at the during his amazing Michael Jackson Video Vanguard performance. But how to the guys feel about their short reunion?
Chris Kirkpatrick called in to Johnny's House to weigh in on the highly anticipated comeback. He says that he "hasn't stopped smiling." He explains that the guys were rehearsing all week while in Miami together, and the perfomance was unforgettable.
Check out what else Chris had to say:
On how the performance came about, how it stayed a secret (or tried to), and social media buzz (they're on Twitter now!):
On Justin's performance, plans for a full reunion tour and who brought it up backstage, how he felt about getting back on stage, and backstage at the VMAs.
On Miley's VMA performance, battle of the boybands: NSYNC vs One Direction, and if the guys have changed at all since they were last together.
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Our program was named among the nation's best in U.S. News & World Report's Best Children's Hospitals report. Diabetes is one of the most common severe chronic diseases among children. In fact, the incidence of children with Type 1 Diabetes has increased in the past 20 years. Wisconsin children are affected at double the national rate.
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'A HEALING JOURNEY THROUGH ART' - Janette MacKinalay in Sacramento, June 10
Update 6/7: We've just received notice that Jenn Rogar will perform before Janette's presentation. Details follow.
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Some of Janette's art pieces will be exhibited, and her book Fortunate - A Personal Diary of 9/11 will be available. This event is a fundraiser for NYCCAN - The New York City Coalition For Accountability Now. NYCCAN is gathering signatures in New York City to place a referendum on the ballot in the November, 2009 General Election to mandate the formation of a new investigation into 9/11, one with subpoena power.
Prior to Janette's presentation, Jenn Rogar will perform some of the songs from her debut album Place Called Humanity. Jenn sings "... powerfully passionate songs about peace, justice, and social change that are described as healing." - from cdbaby.com/cd/rogarjenn
Jenn's songs will add a new dimension to this event. She's "a singer-songwriter / activist in the tradition of Joan Baez, Utah Phillips, Pete Seeger and Holly Near. Jenn purposefully writes songs to be a part of the renewed and growing Movement of those seeking to enhance and protect the fundamental rights of all living things." - From her website www.jennrogar.com/
Where: 909 12th Street, Sacramento
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The challenge builds on the city's new healthy vending policy, unveiled by Emanuel in November and approved by the Chicago City Council in December, requiring at least that 75% of all food and beverages in machines in city-owned buildings be stocked with "healthier" options. Almost half of the city's vending machines comply with these standards, and the remainder will changeover within the next couple of months. Chicago also requires 100% "healthy" vending in parks and schools.
"Once in place, the city's new vending machines will make it easier than ever before for city employees and the public to make healthier choices," said Emanuel. "We are challenging all of Chicago's businesses and organizations to do the same for their employees and visitors, so that people across the city have greater ability to make healthy choices."
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For some of us who have been doing server virtualization for a number of years, the idea of virtualization chargeback may seem like a no-brainer. But as we close out 2012, believe it or not, many organizations are either just now getting their feet wet with server virtualization or private cloud environments, or they're finally expanding and moving to the next stage of their virtualization journey. These folks may not yet be at a point where they can start charging back for these virtual resources being used.
If we consider virtualization to be a journey, then the idea of chargeback or the ability to price and cost a virtualization environment should be considered a journey within a journey. (Does it sound like I just saw "The Hobbit" this weekend?)
[ Also on InfoWorld: Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization 3.1 edges closer to vSphere, Hyper-V | VMware vCenter Server 5.1 will soon support Microsoft Hyper-V servers | Track the latest trends in virtualization in InfoWorld's Virtualization Report newsletter. ]
As an organization makes its way down the virtualization maturity path, moving into chargeback assumes that the IT department has done its homework of assembling the true virtualization pricing and costs involved, with a clear buy-in from the business.
In many organizations, chargeback rules are directed by the finance arm of the company. Unfortunately, many of these rules live in a physical, legacy world where the chargeback model requires a vendor invoice or receipt in order to pass on that charge to the line of business. As is the case with physical server equipment, it's usually an asset that can be tagged and touched.
But that model fails to translate well in a virtual world. In a virtual data center, hardware is being shared; the idea of one application per server or the understanding that one server belongs to a single business unit is a thing of the past. Instead, IT organizations have to look at alternative methods such as charging users for the resources that are either allocated or consumed within a shared environment (sharing the use of CPU, memory, networking and storage).
The question then: How do you charge a business unit for using a fraction of a server that took you 10 minutes to setup and deploy? And how do you implement a fair model that everyone will understand and readily accept? And are companies ready for this?
Alex Rosemblat, product marketing manager at Dell, told InfoWorld he has noted a general trend over the last year where there are more requests for chargeback within a virtualization management solution, but for an overall flow, the number of prospects asking for this capability is still less than 10 percent.
He went on to say, "The most interesting thing about when some form of cost measurement is requested by a prospect, it is almost always seen as a 'need to have' rather than a 'nice to have,' -- i.e. people that ask for this are dead set on quickly rolling out chargeback in their organizations."
Rosemblat's coworker, Bryan Semple, chief marketing officer for VKernel (now part of Dell), said the concept of charging back is just not gaining traction, likely due to accounting rules, issues with integrating into account systems, and the basic operating procedures for IT.


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Our unique circumstances involve living in the country in a house on an island that cannot be seen from the road, a driveway that is 2/10ths of a mile long and a gated bridge over which one must pass to gain access. In the past we have had some "surprise" and some unwelcome visitors who pull up to the gate and then call us on their cell phone to inform us of their presence. This early warning system has eliminated the problems and the stress of having to deal with unexpected or uninvited visitors. The outside sensor is placed on a post just before the bridge, and it detects vehicles or individuals which pass it. The signal is then sent immediately to the receiver which is mounted inside the house. The signal is loud enough to be heard through most of the house and even outside if the windows are open. No more surprise visitors; we know if someone is there, and we can choose to respond or not, depending upon the circumstances. It is a remarkably useful device.
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By alkeljake
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We live in a rural area & have a long drive-way. We got tired of not knowing when someone was here! This works great & it can get VERY loud. It has volume control, though, which is very nice. We do get false alarms, but we think it might be birds flying by it because it's by a big shrub.
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It takes a little reading to set up the dip switches for your preference of chimes. Otherwise, installation is super easy and it works great.
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I live in the country and have a long driveway. Now I know when anything is approaching. It has a well writin manual, and easily adjustable.
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I now have two systems!
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I liked the performance of the first system so well, I purchased a second to cover a rear area and to have a receiver on the second floor which is useful primarily a night. One small drawback are the two alert tones, whistle and ding-dong. These can and have been confused with TV sounds or cooking/oven settings or usual doorbell usage. Plus, my deer like to activate them!
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Does what it says it will do
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Used for a long driveway at a business office/residence. Able to hear anyone entering the drive in both in the office and residence.
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Our home is on a dead end road and this alarm lets me know when someone has entered our driveway.
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I could have said a CON was false alarms but it's a PRO instead. This is a sensitive alarm. We were receiving false alarms at least once an hour sometimes more often. It took me a few minutes to realize it was registering waving bushes across the driveway! I simply moved it and now I couldn't be happier! I will be adding more of these to my property. A+++
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My application was at the limit of the product, but worked perfectly.
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Discussion in 'NFL Zone' started by bula, Dec 9, 2012.
I thought the impact was on the outer thigh causing the leg to go too far outward (valgus). That's going to stress the MCL.
He's got an injured left knee so we'll see.
^ This is nothing.
In a few months on draft day, don't be suprized when this envious owner makes an announcement like this:
Dear Cowboy's nation:
***I*** Found RG4 !!!!
I think the love for RG3 is a byproduct of the fantasy football phenomenon.
Its one thing if the player is a jerk or jabber mouth or something. RGIII is a class act all around, and of course while I hope he does not succeed in leading Wash to the playoffs or whatever, certainly hoping he is knocked out by an injury is low class. Take that stuff to the eagles boards where it belongs.
.....very well could be his MCL but I was shocked it wasn't broken: my gosh, Ngata is 320 or so and he whipsawed that leg like a ball bat hitting a chicken bone: just brutal. Glad the kid's leg isn't broken. That said, it wasn't too bright putting him back in IMO...Cousins showed he's more than capable. God awful the way they won though....Ravens blew that game:bang2:
It is not the same time as last year. People keep saying this while completely ignoring that Wayne hardly played, they didnt have Hilton or they're TE....
'Tis sad that we live in a day and age where people are called heroes for doing and acting the way they are supposed to. However, the Internet age has created some strange and quirky trends. Dallas Cowboys fans who pay anymore than the minimally required amount of attention to the scourge of the Redskins tribe are every bit as despicable as the gender-bending filth coming out of Hollywood!!
I get disgusted watching CBZ spiral into an offshoot of ES.Com. You cannot come here anymore w/o constant RG3 jock riding threads splashed all over the place.
Add to the fact we have numerous Redskins fans making this place a primary home for themselves.
Sickening. I hate the Redskins and their fans. I wish they would just leave CBZ and never come back. This is a flippin Cowboys board. We will let you know if we want your presence here or not.
And...we don't.
No i wont. Its not like he is dying. His knee is injured. He is a millionaire already. If him going out helps us Im all for it. Its a part of the game. I wish it would have snapped in half to be honest.
Redskins are still dangerous with Cousins.
Hi, pleased to meet you. :laugh2:
My point exactly. Thing is, its odd you are constantly here.
Its almost like a closet fetish of yours how much you just hang from the rafters around here.
Go back to Oklahoma. Nobody likes you either.
Honestly, I really wish the mods would do something about you trolling around the board calling me out all of the time.
You got banned a few times already over it.
Old dogs don't learn I know, but I was hoping you would grow up some.
Holding out hope.
Nice revisionist history. I thought you were starting a new board with some of your other troll friends who like to troll around. Currently, I can only think of one other poster who trolls as much as you do. I'll give you a hint, name starts with a Z.
OU sucks. Peace out, buddy.
I get tired of all the RG3 jock sniffers. He hasn't proven to me he's all that he's cracked up to be. I'd still take Romo to build a team around than him, but that's just me.
I have no idea what you are talking about. Fee free to add me to your ignore, since you constantly cannot stop trolling my posts.
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See my Top 100 Prospects list and the AFL content index for previous scouting reports and videos from every team in the league. For draft fans, here's my ranking of the top prep prospects for the draft. I'm currently doing an updated college rankings series right now but ranked my top 50 overall prospects for the draft back in August. See all of my previous rankings at the rankings index
For an explanation about how to use asset values, how I grade players and their tools, what order I'll be breaking down each organization and what players are eligible to be ranked, see this primer of the minor league org prospect rankings series. Also, check out the Scout.com Prospect Rankings Central for more information.
Covered in the primer is the cut-off for players to qualify for this list. Among the young, MLB-ready pieces that will be included in the MLB rankings because they're too old/experienced for this list: RHPs Brandon Maurer (video), Erasmo Ramirez, Yoervis Medina and Stephen Pryor, C Mike Zunino (video), SS Brad Miller (video), 2B Nick Franklin (video), DH Jesus Montero and OF Abraham Almonte. That's a solid recently-graduated list but rather than dream about the system with those guys included, it might be more accurate to take two more players off it.
RHP Taijuan Walker and LHP James Paxton both rank in the top 3 of the list, but both could be on the Opening Day roster, as I wasn't sure at the time of Top 100 list publication how many arms the Mariners would add in their aggressive off-season. They still haven't added any and RHP Hisashi Iwakuma got hurt, shifting that expectation. Walker is now banged up, too but will play a big role in the rotation regardless, so you cold technically remove him and Paxton from the list, significantly hurting the system ranking.
System Overview
This system was above average recently but a slew of prospects graduated in 2013 and once Paxton and Walker get promoted, Seattle will be in the bottom third of the league, possibly the bottom five. The organization is in turmoil with GM Jack Zduriencik on the hottest of seats after a number of moves backfired and led to a bizarre offseason. A number of high-profile Latin signings have flopped recently and, when combined with the hitting struggles of Dustin Ackley, the shoulder troubles of Danny Hultzen and the outright disasters that Justin Smoak and Jesus Montero have become, the personnel people haven't stood out in many of their high-profile decisions.
The draft has been much stronger than trades and international, with some real successes like Taijuan Walker, Mike Zunino, Brad Miller, Nick Franklin and Kyle Seager mostly coming from the college ranks, where the Mariners have skewed recently. The lower rungs of the system have some talent that could emerge this year, along with the #6 overall pick and the 6th biggest international spending pool in a crucial year for the organization.
Dollar Value Of The System
The $230 million value is average to slightly below but, as mentioned before, if you take out Paxton and Walker (combined $67.4 million), you're in the clear lower rungs of baseball, with only the recent 1st round pick standing out. You could also add back in recent graduates like Mike Zunino, Brad Miller and Nick Franklin (which add up to well over $100 million for those three), but a number of systems recently graduated that much talent. For example, Boston would be well over $500 million with Xander Bogaerts, Jackie Bradley, Jr. and Will Middlebrooks added back in and they've consistently picked lower in the draft.
50+ FV Group (Asset Value Range: $40 - $54 million)
1. Taijuan Walker, RHP
2014 Opening Day Age/Level: 21.6/AAA, 6'4/210, R/R
Drafted: 43rd overall (sandwich round) out of CA high school in 2010 for $800,000 bonus
PV/FV: 45/65, Asset Value: $53.4 million, Ranked 9th in the Top 100
Fastball: 65/70, Cutter: 55/60+, Curveball: 50/55, Changeup: 45/50+, Command: 45/50
Walker took a huge jump in prospect status when his velocity spiked soon after going in the sandwich round out of high school, where he also focused more on basketball. He looked primed for another jump when he skipped High-A altogether and held his own in AA at age 19, but, while he reached the big leagues at age 20 last season, he's plateaued a bit, lacking direction in development.
Walker is a big, athletic righty that has easy plus-plus velocity (93-96, touching 98 mph) and feel for four pitches. There's tons to work with, but his delivery has been an issue, with a stiff, upright finish and soft front side contributing to command and health issues (shoulder soreness). His go-to off-speed pitch was a plus curveball that was a 65 on the 20-80 scale at times, but he's moved more towards a plus upper-80's cutter and has lost feel for the curve altogether. The cutter is a legitimate weapon, but the third pitch is now lacking as the curveball is no better than 55 and the changeup is solid-average at best and too firm.
The athleticism is there for above average command, though it's been fringy at best the last few years, particularly late in starts. There's a #2 starter in here and he's still young, so hopefully the coaching during Walker's upcoming extended big league trial will bring some clarity to the finer points of his craft.
2. D.J. Peterson, 1B
2014 Opening Day Age/Level: 22.3/Hi-A, 6'1/215, R/R
Drafted: 12th overall (1st round) out of New Mexico in 2013 for $2,759,100 bonus
PV/FV: 20/55, Asset Value: $40.5 million, Ranked 56th in the Top 100
Hit: 20/60, Power: 60/65, Run: 45/40, Field: 45/50+, Throw: 50/50+
Peterson drew lavish praise from scouts leading up to last year's draft, with comps like Billy Butler and Jeff Bagwell thrown out by experienced evaluators. The stout righty power bat may look physically like a lot of 4-A sluggers, but Peterson is looser and more fluid than those types, blessed with shorter arms for a quicker path to the ball, but the bat speed and raw strength to still produce plus power. He currently plays third base and his solid-average arm and good hands are enough to stick, but his below average speed should only get worse with age, as will his below average range.
Peterson's hands are good enough that he should be at least average at first base and with a 60 or better bat and power, plenty to play every day. Peterson's separators at the plate are his plan, plate discipline and ability to hit any ball where it's pitched. His younger brother, 2B Dustin Peterson, went in the 2nd round last spring to the Padres out of the same Arizona high school that D.J. attended. D.J. was drafted out of high school by the Mariners.
45 FV Group (Asset Value Range: $6 - $14 million)
3. James Paxton, LHP: I mentioned above that Paxton may not technically be eligible for the list, depending on how Seattle finishes their off-season. He's still not a finished product: a plus fastball up to 97 mph with sink and an above average curveball that's plus at times, but fringy command/changeup, a stiff delivery and long limbs give him trouble sticking as a starter. It's a 4th starter or low-end closer upside with a decent chance he tops out lower than that.
4. Luiz Gohara, LHP: The 6'3/215 Brazilian lefty signed for $880,000 in 2012 and pitched in the Appy League at age 16, with outstanding results. Gohara has added weight and velocity since signing, now working 90-93 with sink, but he's been as high as 95 mph with a changeup that's above average. His breaking pitches run together and are below average now, but there's at least average potential in his curveball and Gohara's smooth delivery/arm action portends more consistency with physical maturity, if he can keep his weight from ballooning.
5. Edwin Diaz, RHP: The 6'2/170, projectable 20-year-old won't make his full-season debut in 2014 but the 2012 3rd rounder out of Puerto Rico has already improved a good bit since signing. Diaz has an above average to plus fastball-slider combo, with his heater hitting 96 mph and his athletic, simple delivery giving him better feel than his peers. 2014 will be his full-season debut: a big test to see if he can add weight/stamina and how his changeup/command progress.
6. Austin Wilson, RF (Video): Wilson is an enigma for scouts, famous since his junior year in high school, turning down seven figures to go to Stanford where the coaching staff ruined another power hitter, but the tools are still there. Seattle gambled $1.7 million on Wilson in the 2nd round and the 22-year-old, 6'4/245 giant has the tools to make it work: plus raw power, above average bat speed, solid-average speed, good instincts and an above average arm. The question is how Wilson's bat will play against advanced pitching and given the excuse of un-teaching the groundball-oriented Stanford Swing, we won't know for a few years.
7. Tyler Marlette, C: The Orlando-area prep product got an over-slot $650,000 bonus to pass up nearby UCF and had a solid full-season debut in 2014. He has well below average speed, but above average to plus arm strength and improving defensive skills that give him a good chance to stick behind the plate. The 21-year-old could have a breakout 2014 in High-A with a full-season of at bats at the hitter-friendly level; he has solid-average raw power, but can get pull-happy at times and is more of a fringy hitter for average.
8. Chris Taylor, SS (Video): Taylor was a 5th rounder out of UVA in 2012 that signed for $500,000 and has made steady progress since signing, with his bat and plate discipline consistently beating expectations. At first glance, he seems like a utility profile with below average power and fringy defensive tools at shortstop, but he makes the most of what he has with good instincts, an above average arm and above average speed. Taylor could be a low-end starter and one scout compared him to Jason Bartlett; Taylor will open 2014 at AA wit a chance to contribute regularly as soon as 2015.
9. Tyler Pike, LHP (Video): Pike was a scout's favorite from the 2012 draft class, passing up a chance to play two ways at Florida State out of a central Florida high school for $850,000. The 6'0/185 Pike doesn't have any projection left but is an excellent athlete with great deception and a true plus changeup that can baffle hitters. He doesn't have much plane and a fringy fastball that works 88-92 mph, but he expertly uses his solid-average curveball like vintage Barry Zito to change eye levels and give hitter's fits. The 20-year-old is another 2014 breakout candidate after mediocre numbers in his 2013 full-season debut.
10. Dominic Leone, RHP (Video): 5'11/185 righty was unheralded 16th rounder out of Clemson in 2012 that signed for just $100,000, but his arm speed ticked up after singing to where he's a threat to get high leverage MLB innings in 2014; the 22-year-old should start the year in AA. I got reports Leone hit 100 mph late in the season and saw him in the Arizona Fall League in October, where he sat 95-96 mph with an above average to plus cutter at 88-91 mph and a solid-average 81-84 mph slider.
11. Victor Sanchez, RHP: 19-year-old Venezuelan righty drew Ray Lewis body comps for 6'0/255 frame, which backs him into a corner profile-wise since there isn't projection and the stuff hasn't progressed much since signing for $2.5 million as the top July 2nd arm in 2011. He runs it up to 94 but often works 87-92 mph with his fastball while his easy delivery creates solid-average command and his changeup is above average at times, but his fringy breaking ball is a concern with arm speed stagnant. Sanchez is still young, so natural maturity could help him progress, but a 2014 assignment to the hitter-friendly High-A Cal League will be a challenge.
40 FV Group (Asset Value Range: $2 - $6 million)
12. Carson Smith, RHP: 6'6/215 righty gives up potential plane by throwing almost sidearm but has heavy stuff that creates lots of ground balls headlined by a 93-95 mph sinker that hits 97 mph. He's been counted out due to his low slot and clear reliever fit ($215,000 bonus in the 8th round out of Texas State) but his slider is above average at times, making him a good MLB ROOGY in 2014 and possible long-term set-up guy if his changeup/command progress.
13. Tyler O'Neill, RF: A third round pick out of Canada in 2013, O'Neill has tried catching and playing third but looks to profile best in right field. He's often compared to Brett Lawrie due to being Canadian, having a bulky, powerful build and possessing above average bat speed and raw power. He has to hit to be valuable and can be too aggressive at times, but the tools are here for a strong 2014 full-season debut.
14. Danny Hultzen, LHP (Video): The 2011 #2 overall pick out of Virginia was a slight surprise at the time, as Hultzen was seen as more of an above average stuff/command guy with a crossfire delivery that could cause injury issues down the road, as opposed to some of the possible aces that went around him (like Orioles RHP Dylan Bundy and Diamondbacks RHP Archie Bradley). While the cause of injury is debatable, the injuries came and Hultzen will miss most if not all of 2014 due to a labrum surgery after playing and performing inconsistently since signing, despite nearly getting an MLB shot. At his best, Hultzen had advanced command of a 90-93 mph fastball with plus life, a plus changeup and an above average breaking ball, but now he may never be that good again.
15. Ketel Marte, SS: The 6'1/160 athlete got all the way to High-A at age 20 and has the glove to play shortstop in the big leagues. The bad news is his arm may limit him to second base, but the bat is far enough behind the glove that he doesn't project as more than a utility guy. Seattle will throw him in the deep end and hope Marte learns to swim, with above average speed and a slap contact approach hopefully being enough.
16. Stefen Romero, LF (Video): Romero has above average bat speed and raw power to his pull side, but has a tough profile as a righty bat in left field, due to below average arm strength, fringy speed and fringy hands. He's too aggressive at the plate so the power doesn't completely show up in games, but he could be a solid platoon bat with some adjustments.
17. Jochi Ogando, RHP: 6'5/210 righty is raw due to being the rare Dominican kid that grew up playing basketball, but quickly showed velocity as an amateur to receive $275,000 in 2009. Ogando is regularly up to 95 with his off-speed making progress and flashing above average potential; his 2014 will be a challenge in High-A High Desert.
18. Gabriel Guerrero, RF: 6'3/190 nephew of Vladimir Guerrero kinda looks like his uncle if you squint, but is nowhere near the same kind of prospect. He'll show you above average raw power in BP but not in games yet and the below average plate discipline holds back the bat, despite good bat speed. He also has above average arm strength but some scouts feel the last name is his only carrying tool; there's real questions about the bat and he isn't a great athlete.
19. Julio Morban, RF: Dominican originally signed for $1.1 million in the 2008 July 2nd class for his advanced lefty bat, which is still in place; he hit .295/.362/.468 last year at AA as a 21-year-old. He's missed a lot of time with hamstring injuries and is limited to a corner, but his average speed, above average arm and fringy raw power help him profile as a solid 4th outfielder if he can stay healthy.
20. Ji-Man Choi, 1B: Korean lefty bat has ordinary power for the position (fringy to average) and isn't big (6'1/195) but advanced approach and smooth cut helped him rush through the system after missing all of 2011 to injury. 23-year-old should start 2014 in AAA with a chance to become a bench bat soon.
21. Timmy Lopes, 2B: Lopes signed for an over-slot $550,000 bonus out of a SoCal high school in 2012 and had a solid full-season debut in 2013, but his upside is limited. Lopes has below average power, just solid-average speed and is limited to second base, so his feel to hit has to carry him, but the aggressive early-count hitter can consistently hit line drives to any part of the field.
Sleeper: Wilton Martinez, RF
Martinez signed at age 17 out of the Dominican for just $192,500; he was a later bloomer in July 2nd terms. The tools have developed nicely for the 20-year-old, but the baseball ability isn't there yet for the long-limbed 6'4/195 athlete that has struggled to put up numbers in short-season leagues. The upside comes from leverage and quick hands that give him above average bat speed and raw power, but you've really got to dream on it.
Other Notes
Some bats with tools to watch out for, but some real concerns that kept them off the list: 3B Patrick Kivlehan (video), who is a former Rutgers football player that will be in AA in 2014 at age 24, 3B Joe DeCarlo (Lo-A at 20, former prep 2nd rounder), RF Jabari Blash (AA at 24 after breakout 2013 season) and LF Guillermo Pimentel (Hi-A at 21, $2 million bonus in 2009 July 2nd class). I also have video posted of some other prospects that didn't make the list this year, if you click on their names for previous content: 3B Martin Peguero, 3B Greifer Andrade, C/1B Corey Simpson, C Onil Pena, RF Ronald Rosario and SS Lonnie Kauppila


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HP has introduced its first business ultrabook, the Folio13, which delivers up to nine hours of battery life.
A wide array of ports, including Ethernet, eliminates the need to carry dongles, the vendor said.
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This survey tell us one thing. Mall of America has an Apple store and a MS store. Other than that, it's give us no information of importance. If this survey was done at more malls simultaneously then it would be worth reporting( not insulting the writer, I'm speaking in general).
Good for Apple!
I live in the twin cities suburbs, and the MS store at MOA really doesn't offer that comfortable "use our products freely as much as you like" as the apple store does. So more foot traffic doesn't mean much considering a lot of people (including myself) go to an apple store just to play around with the new toys they have out.
Looks like mall of america is whack. Come to Valley Fair mall in Silicon Valley tech capital of the world and both MS and Apple stores were both packed. I hate to say this but its true, Apple products are becoming like LV purse. A status symbol. Every Apple store I go to is loaded with Chinese people. Just like LV stores. I'm sorry but Chinese people got issues. I'm not hating on them, just hating on their social status mentality. Don't buy something just to look good if you don't know how to use it or how to wear it right. Put that money into your restaurants and clean the restroom for goodness sake...
Don't worry guys, i'm not an Apple hater. I got my beloved iphone 5 and ipad. Love them. but no mac. I just cant get myself to use OSX for more than an hour.
• Mall of America is the busiest mall in the United States. That fact makes this information relevant and important.
• The stores monitored are nearly across the hall from one another. This means no argument can be made that location is at fault, it's apple-to-apple on that front.
• Munster works for Piper Jaffray in Minneapolis and is regularly quoted in international media about Apple. That and the stature of the Mall of America make monitoring these stores a natural.
• Studies like this need not be done at every mall in America. Sample size would obviously influence the outcome, as do other factors. But valuable data and insight can be gleaned from the exercise.
Apple stores always look busy. That is the illusion they want to project.
More than half of the people are there for issues with one of there devices.
They quietly pull you to one side and help you with your problem.
Nobody else notices this? If they actually have a line formed dedicated for returns or issues. It would show more people looking for help than more people looking to buy.
Apple is great at magic treats. Especially misdirection.
I have a 3rd generation iPad and the Surface. IMO the Surface blows the iPad out of the water in every way.
The only thing better about the iPad is the retina display and the fact that Apple has more apps than Microsoft. A lot more useless apps but more apps overall.
Whatever your take, I suspect that most companies would prefer the footfall. They are no different. Too many people either filling up limited space or taking up the time of stretched employees means that those going to spend look elsewhere but the sales numbers say different. At least it does in the this universe, the parallel one you seem to be in may be different of course.
Also, this tell us absolutely nothing about the sales of these two companies on black Friday. Those assumptions would be based on sales of the whole firm, not a single store.
Am I the only one who has never heard of a Microsoft store?
Something is seriously wrong with the world when there is a team of people employed to do this then the report makes it to a news site and people are talking about it like it has any relevance to anything.
Exactly. With all that and they care very little about something as simple as the sanitation levels and the upkeep of their restaurants. Powerful country in the world? I don't know about that. They barely figured out how to land a jet on a carrier. Powerful economy, yes.


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Allergic vasculitisVasculitis - allergic; Hypersensitivity vasculitis; Cutaneous leukocytoclastic vasculitis
Allergic vasculitis is an extreme reaction to a drug, infection, or foreign substance. It leads to inflammation and damage to blood vessels of the skin.
Allergic vasculitis is caused by an allergic reaction to a drug, an infection,or other foreign substance. It most often affects people older than age 15.
Often, the cause of the problem cannot be found even with a careful medical history.
Allerigic vasculitis may look like necrotizing vasculitis, which can affect blood vessels around the body.
- Purple-colored spots and patches on the skin
- Skin sores mostly located on the legs, buttocks, or trunk
- Blisters on the skin
- Hives (urticaria), may last longer than 24 hours
- Open sores with dead tissue (necrotic ulcers)
Exams and Tests
The doctor will base the diagnosis on symptoms and the appearance of how your skin looks after you take a certain medicine or are exposed to a foreign substance (antigen).
Results from an ESR test may be high. Skin biopsy shows inflammation of the small blood vessels. You may also have other tests to detect this condition.
The goal of treatment is to reduce inflammation.
Your health care provider may prescribe aspirin, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs),or corticosteroids to reduce inflammation of the blood vessels. (DO NOT give aspirin to children except as advised by your health care provider.)
Your doctor may tell you to stop takinga medicine that could be causing this condition. Do not stop taking any medicine without first talking to your doctor.
Outlook (Prognosis)
Allergic vasculitis usually goes away over time. The condition may come back in some people.
People with ongoing vasculitis should be checked for necrotizing vasculitis.
Possible Complications
- Lasting damage to the blood vessels or skin with scarring
- Inflammation of the blood vessels affects the internal organs
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your health care provider if you have symptoms of allergic vasculitis.
Do not take medicines which have caused an allergic reaction in the past.
Stone JH. Immune complex-mediated small vessel vasculitis. In: Firestein GS, Budd RC, Gabriel SE, et al, eds. Kelley's Textbook of Rheumatology. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2012:chap 91.
Vasculitis on the palm - illustration
Vasculitis on the palm
Vasculitis - illustration
Vasculitis, urticarial on the hand - illustration
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Review Date: 4/20/2013
Reviewed By: Gordon A. Starkebaum, MD, Professor of Medicine, Division of Rheumatology, University of Washington School of Medicine. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.


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Pop open the fizzy and toast to Drizzy, 'cuz everyone's favorite Canadian rapper turned 27!
Drake has a lot to celebrate this year. His third studio album Nothing Was The Same debuted at number one and received glowing praise. We can only hope he celebrates by literally sitting on $27 mill.
In case you doubted that Drake continues to live life by the YOLO doctrine, please direct your attention to the Toronto-themed birthday cake he just posted to his Instagram. OVOMG.