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As the plane was going down, Guillaume Roby -- sitting next to the pilot in the doomed Cessna 208 -- wasn't afraid.
"No, no fear for me. There wasn't time," the 24-year-old native of Val d'Or, Que., said Sunday night by phone from his hospital bed at Winnipeg's Health Sciences Centre. "It was not so high, maybe 200 feet from the ground, when we fell... straight down into the bush."
Roby was one of seven passengers aboard a flight operated by Gogal Air Services that crashed just after takeoff about a kilometre from Snow Lake Airport on Nov. 18.
The men, all miners with Dumas Mine Contracting out of Eastern Canada, had just finished working a 20-day stretch in the northern Manitoba community and were on a charter flight to Winnipeg to catch other flights home.
All seven passengers survived the crash but suffered a variety of injuries.
The pilot, Mark Gogal, 40, of Snow Lake was killed.
Health officials said Thursday that five survivors were still being treated in hospital, but Roby said he believes he and another miner from Saskatoon are the only ones still in hospital.
Roby, the father of a four-year-old son, suffered a broken vertebra in his lower back and underwent surgery Tuesday. He only began sitting upright during the last few days.
A week after the crash his memories of the ordeal are scattered, and he's made little sense of any of it.
"I don't know," Roby said. "The pilot died two feet from me. And I lived.
"It is rare that you see seven survivors and one death. It could have been seven dead and only one survivor."
The flight was scheduled to leave Snow Lake -- approximately 700 kilometres northwest of Winnipeg -- about 7:30 a.m., but heavy fog forced a delay, Roby said, adding he went back to bed for two hours.
When the group reconvened at the tiny airport, Roby chose the seat beside Gogal in the cockpit and, within minutes, the plane headed down the gravel runway.
Although he had flown from the north in the Cessna 208 before, it was not one of his favourite flights.
"...This plane we are always scared because it always looks heavy, it feels heavy," said Roby. "This time it's the same thing, but the nose got in the air.
"Maybe after 40 seconds the pilot tried with the steering and tried to make the plane rise -- and we go right in the bush. It happened so fast you can't think about nothing.
"After that I have no memories... I was unconscious. I was out for maybe 30 minutes and then I woke up and heard my friend yelling in pain. I also heard the people coming in the plane, the rescuers. My friend was moving but I was paralyzed in the cockpit."
RCMP said a 911 call came from a passenger aboard the downed plane and emergency crews were immediately dispatched. But even before paramedics with the Northern Health Region and volunteer firefighters arrived, some local residents used snowmobiles and ATVs to get through the dense forest to the wreckage and care for the passengers.
"There was a guy, I don't know who he was, but he grabbed me by the shoulder and asked me if I was OK. He told me the rescuers were coming and to hold on... that he would stay with us," said Roby. "He was a person from town. He was amazing."
Michel Roby, who flew last Monday from Quebec to Winnipeg with his wife, Louise, to be with their son, said Guillaume has a piece of metal holding his T12 vertebra together.
Guillaume has movement in his arms and legs, but is experiencing some loss of feeling below the knees that doctors hope will improve with time. He could begin going for short walks in the next few days.
He also has a fractured skull and a loss of hearing in his right ear.
"I am sure glad to have him with us," Michel said Sunday. "All we know is that (his recuperation) could take long or it could be fast. He is a really strong kid."
But it could be weeks before he flies home to Val-d'Or.
To the people of Snow Lake, an emotional Michel Roby offered this: "We are really grateful to all the people in Snow Lake that took the time to go on the site of the crash and help.
"I am really proud of them and I want to mention that because although none of the kids were in danger of dying in a short time, it feels good to know they didn't stay there long to suffer."
Peter Hildebrand, regional manager of air investigations with the Transportation Safety Board, said late last week the cause of the crash had not been determined. Parts of the plane still have to be analyzed in Winnipeg and in Ottawa, he said.
Officials with Dumas Mine Contracting visited with Roby and the others in northern hospitals and again after the patients were airlifted to Winnipeg.
Roby said the company paid for family members to fly to Manitoba to be with the survivors.
"They have supported us," he said.


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The purpose of the Gastrointestinal (GI) Cancer Symposium is to bring together multiple disciples including The American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) Institute, http://www.gastro.org/, The Society of Surgical Oncology, http://www.surgonc.org/, The American Society of Clinical Oncology, http://www.asco.org/, and The American Society for Radiation Oncology https://www.astro.org/.
The GI ASCO multidiscipline disciples gather in order to solve problems or redefine solutions and problems by drawing on the vast knowledge and experience offered by the experts of each specialty. The three-day meeting presented the newest strategies in prevention, screening and the treatment of gastrointestinal cancers. In addition to the abstract presentations this symposium offers educational sessions for each type of GI cancer including the disease of most significance to us, the hepatobiliary tract cancer.
I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to Tim and Lesley for volunteering their time and energy to our cause. Without their selfless engagement representation at this conference would not have come about. Helping others in need is such an important part of the American way. It grants us the opportunity to change lives, including our own. Amongst other benefits it can also provide us with a coping mechanism against trauma experienced or the frustration encountered when touched by this cancer. Thank you, Tim and Lesley.
This is Lesley's second engagement. For those who don't know, Lesley is a two year survivor of CC. This conference provides her with the unique opportunity to engage in conversations, based on her own experience, with physicians and researchers alike.
Tim, who lost his dear Mom to this disease a few years ago, has vast experience in the area of research and made good use of it by identifying lectures and poster board presentation relevant to the disease of Cholangiocarcinoma. Tim will post his personal commentary on the discussion board, including the abstracts within the next few days.
Your donations to the The Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation have allowed us to contribute to research studies of the disease of Cholanngiocarcinoma via The Conquer Cancer Foundation, a branch of the ASCO organization.
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One of the two young investigator grants had been awarded to Dr. Flavio G. Rocha, who evaluated the significance of occurrence of CEACAM6 expression in biliary tract carcinoma.
Tim will include this particular presentation in his upcoming posting. Dr. Rochas study in its entirety will be posted on this board at a later time.
As one of two advocates bringing the patient perspective to the development of Phase II/III in the NCI sponsored North American Hepatobiliary Task Force, my attendance
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For years I've encouraged local chambers of commerce to take stands on local political issues. Yes, even endorse candidates.
Local policy-making boards look to their chambers as representing the voice and concerns of business – like the local sign ordinance, zoning issues and school board tax levies.
I believe chambers should endorse good candidates to carry their message to the Minnesota Legislature and help get important matters passed.
The Twin West Chamber of Commerce, with 900 members representing 10 western suburbs, is one of those politically active chambers.
They are big pushers of light rail for the Southwest Corridor, believing it will relieve traffic congestion, stimulate new business and get their employees to work.
Some heavy hitters in the chamber support light rail. They include Carlson Companies and General Mills.
Naturally I read Star Tribune editorial writer and columnist Lori Sturdevant's excellent column on how the Twin West Chamber snubbed two DFL newcomer candidates who didn't get the chamber's blessing even though they both favor the Southwest light rail the chamber wants.
Both have impressive business credentials. Melissa Franzen from Edina, running for the Senate, is governmental affairs chair for Target Corporation. She's opposed in the contest by Keith Downey, a Republican.
Yvonne Selcer, running for a House Seat in Eden Prairie, was known as a fiscal hawk on the Hopkins School Board. She's opposed in the race by incumbent Republican Kirk Stensrud.One might think that her profile would appeal to the chamber.
Alas, two Republicans, Downey of Edina and Stensrud, were endorsed over Franzen and Selcer.
Could it be that these two newcomers failed to get the endorsement because they are both DFLers?
Perish that thought, says their governmental affairs chair Judy Johnson. Johnson says proudly that of the 17 endorsed candidates three are DFL incumbents. Of the 17, three of the newcomers are Republicans.
Johnson disputes even the thought that the chamber might be favoring Republican lawmakers. She says, the chamber doesn't follow the party line; it has a pro-business line.
The two lines just might be one.
Looking back on the endorsement interview, Selcer says she may have lost the nod when she said that the state has both a revenue problem and a spending problem.
Come to think of it though, the Republican Party line is: the state has only a spending problem.
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15 Nov 2009 — Wisconsin
Remembering My Brother Robert Dwain Arnold
From the time he was a child, my brother was extremely scrutinizing and inquisitive with a huge amount of courage. He always had the best ideas for getting us into trouble when we were young. I remember five episodes I will share. At age three he climbed to the top of our barn with one hand on the ladder and the other hand holding a pint jar of berries. My father was on the barn roof completing repairs. He said one minute he looked down and saw Bobby picking berries by the windmill and the next minute he heard, "Look daddy, see what I have!" My brother had placed both hands on the pint jar to show his treasure and was teetering on the ladder when my father made a lunge for him, catching him before he fell. Bobby wasn't scared but my father said he shook realizing how close he came to losing him. When I was old enough to tag along with Bobby, there was a day he decided it would be fun to let the calves out of their pens in the barn. It WAS neat running with the little ones. We were laughing and having a lot of fun until my dad walked into the barn and saw the chaos. Helping our father clean up the mess wasn't the job we wanted but he taught us in the best way possible the consequences of a bad choice. There was that hot, July afternoon Bobby decided we should get into the cattle water tank and float for some relief from the heat. We lifted Rex, our dog, into the tank with us. He loved paddling around in that nice cool, clean water. Mom found us and said, "You better get out of there right now!" Our father returned from an auction and made us drain and clean the tank. What a tedious task that was! Again, we learned in the best way from our mistakes. My mom's folks lived a couple of miles west of us on another farm. We loved visiting our grandparents. The neighbor kids would come to see us and we always found lots to do. It was another hot, dusty day just before the start of the school year. Bobby said, "Let's go up into the haymow and rake together all of the loose straw. We can make it into a huge pile; go up on the platform halfway to the roof and jump." That sounded like a great idea. We let Bobby jump first, figuring if he didn't get hurt, we would all try it. We were busy for a couple of hours with this adventure and the jumping was unbelievably fun. When we finished, our mother caught sight of us and was very upset. We were covered in dust, chicken feathers and pigeon poop. A bath and clothing change could solve most of the problem but what concerned our mother was the fact that Bobby suffered from asthma and she knew she would be propping him up on pillows and medicating him that night. We were forbidden from engaging in that activity again. Our father had taught us to ride our horses bareback. All you needed was a bridle. That wasn't enough for Bobby. He decided we should ride the cows as well, like bulls were ridden in a rodeo. He couldn't get the bridle on them so he got on a fence and jumped on the back of one. It didn't work well so I decided I wasn't going to go along with that idea. Once again our father let us learn on our own that some ideas aren't good ones. Cows were for milking, not rodeo riding.
Bob was always mischievous. His senior and my sophomore year, he teased me without mercy after I had been voted Christmas Ball queen and didn't want to date his friends or guys in general. The teasing ceased once he was in the Marine Corps. With the exception of one guy, he screened his fellow Marines carefully before he allowed them to write to me. He was extremely protective at that time and absolutely the perfect big brother. I like to think he was shopping for a future brother-in-law, one he felt he would get along well with. He told me if any of the guys around gave me any problems, he would take care of them when he got home.
Bob would stage battles with his plastic men and horses when he was a child. He wanted me to play war with him but it wasn't fun from my perspective. He was always flanking my men and painting red dots on them for blood. I wanted to be outside rescuing birds from cats, cats from dogs and bunnies from whatever. His dream was to go to West Point but he wouldn't crack the books. His teachers said he scored very high on the achievement tests from the state but his grades did not reflect his talent. His teachers would observe him in the school library reading encyclopedias rather than his school texts. He also was an avid reader of all war books and adventure novels. We both enjoyed visiting the Galesville library as kids. In my research of our family tree, I have learned where the huge attraction to the military and outdoor adventures came from. There was a sea captain among the Whitehorns and a knawing hunger for adventure and travel with the Arnold branch. At age 18, our GG grandfather Parley Pratt Stoner secretly signed up for the Civil War. When his parents finally learned about what he had done, they sent his older brother, John, to war to keep an eye on him. Great grandfather Tom Hayter got off the ship in New York and immediately signed up on the side of the north to fight in the Civil War. I was accepted for membership into the D.A.R. after finding at least two of our ancient grandfathers who fought in the Revolutionary War. Our 4th great grandfather, Andrew McWain Jr. was pensioned from the Revolutionary War. In the Ayer line, there was a grandfather who fought as well; his wife, our grandmother, served as a nurse. Of course, our great uncle was in WW 1 and my dad served in the medical corps in France during WW 2 despite the fact he was legally blind in one eye.
Bob enlisted in the Marine Corps in June of 1965. After three months in boot camp and a few weeks of advanced infantry training, he was flown to Okinawa, received advanced Artillery training and was transported aboard the U.S.S. Monticello to South Vietnam. The first operation he was involved in was Double Eagle where the outfit of Marines he was with fought from two man, fox holes, for four days to kill fleeing VC the 101st Airborne was chasing. They were assigned as "Grunts" (Infantry) even though his MOS was Artillery. He was transferred from C to B to A battery. During these few short months he and fellow Marines went on patrols, fired the 105 Howitzers, and were ambushed and mortared. He sent home a very detailed and deeply disturbing letter describing how they lost three good Marines during an ambush he and fellow Marines were involved in. The Marines watched their medic die in front of them as they waited for a medavac helicopter. His life ended at 1:30 A while he was on watch for enemy, protecting the 105's. In a letter received from the Marine on the gun with him that night, we learned they were the first to spot the enemy coming to attack. Bob radioed the other guns and started for the tents to wake sleeping buddies. He was not quite to the tents when the enemy shot him. He died instantly from multiple gunshot wounds. His date of death was April 18, 1966. He had been in the Marine Corps for less than 11 months. He died three months short of his 19th birthday.
His file is quite large now, but I am only able to include a few items in this media section. There are some deeply private letters and stories from Bob and some of the Marines he was with that I can't display to protect the privacy of fellow Marines. Close family will cherish these items I am sure, just as I do. Years after Bob was killed, the family met two of his Marine buddies and spoke on the phone with two more. There was one characteristic of Bob that always came up.
They all agreed: "BOB WAS A LOT OF FUN." We know exactly what they meant.
Bonnie Arnold Gallegos, Robert Dwain Arnold's loving sister.
15 Nov 2009 This letter was sent to me from Bonnie Arnold Gallegos, cj
Standing here in front of the Wall
silently reading your name
solemnly I thank you one and all
Each of you different, yet the same
The list seems forever endless
but I remember your faces
you made the supreme sacrifice, I confess
as I walk slowly with measured paces
Each one of you answered the call
willingly or not, you gave your lives
Rest easy, my Brothers - heroes all
The Nation still survives
"War drew us from our homeland
In the sunlit springtime of our youth.
Those who did not come back alive remain
in perpetual springtime -- forever young --
And a part of them is with us always."
--- Author Unknown ---
God Bless You
To My Dearest Family
Some things I'd like to say,
but first of all to let you know
that I arrived okay
I'm writing this from Heaven
where I dwell with God above
where there's no more tears
or sadness there
is just eternal love
Please do not be unhappy
just because I'm out of sight
remember that I'm with you
every morning, noon and night
That day I had to leave you
when my life on Earth was through
God picked me up and hugged me
and He said I welcome you
It's good to have you back again
you were missed while you were gone
as for your dearest family
they'll be here later on
I need you here so badly
as part of My big plan
there's so much that we have to do
to help our mortal man
Then God gave me a list of things
He wished for me to do
and foremost on that list of mine
is to watch and care for you
And I will be beside you
every day and week and year
and when you're sad
I'm standing there
to wipe away the tear
And when you lie in bed at night
the days chores put to flight
God and I are closest to you
in the middle of the night
When you think of my life on Earth
and all those loving years
because you're only human
they are bound to bring you tears
But do not be afraid to cry
it does relieve the pain
remember there would be no flowers
unless there was some rain
I wish that I could tell you
of all that God has planned
but if I were to tell you
you wouldn't understand
But one thing is for certain
though my life on Earth is o're
I am closer to you now
than I ever was before
And to my very many friends
trust God knows what is best
I'm still not far away from you
I'm just beyond the crest
There are rocky roads ahead of you
and many hills to climb
but together we can do it
taking one day at a time
It was always my philosophy
and I'd like it for you too
that as you give unto the World
so the World will give to you
If you can help somebody
who is in sorrow or in pain
then you can say to God at night
my day was not in vain
And now I am contented
that my life it was worthwhile
knowing as I passed along the way
I made somebody smile
So if you meet somebody
who is down and feeling low
just lend a hand to pick him up
as on your way you go
When you are walking
down the street
and you've got me on your mind
I'm walking in your footsteps
only half a step behind
And when you feel the gentle breeze
or the wind upon your face
that's me giving you a great big hug
or just a soft embrace
And when it's time for you to go
from that body to be free
remember you're not going
you are coming here to me
And I will always love you
from that land way up above
Will be in touch again soon
P.S. God sends His Love
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The ultimate goal is to increase supply and make it a buyer's market. Just came back from the AKB48 cafe in Akihabara, and seeing as how 70%+ of the customers were either JCs or JKs, I have less doubt that supply will be increasing sooner rather than later.
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"The number of maid cafes boomed, and with all the copy cat cafes their image collapsed and customers lost interest. You can find cute JKs at a normal fast food place and just go there, and you won't get ripped off." This is good advice!
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Just went to the imouto cafe in akiba yesterday. Payed 1000 yen for just an ice cream T_T Still, anybody who actually lives in Japan knows that maid cafes aren't going away anytime soon. They're probably opening more frequently, if anything. Also, I honestly think a lot of the girls at the AKB48 cafe are more cute than some of the AKB48 members themselves.
the author of this post is white and proud (you can see what he looks like on "culture japan"'s website) also, you can tell how badly he doesn't want the readers of this website to know that he's white, since he censors his own name and the proper name of the "culture japan" website LOL


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A scientist has found fossil evidence of a large pileup of dinosaur bodies that suggests a possible natural disaster more than 140 million years ago. Kirby Siber, director of a commercial dinosaur museum in Aathal, Switzerland, said the evidence is contained in a dig he has been working for the past decade near Shell, in northern Wyoming. Siber believes the dinosaur fossils represent a remarkable Jurassic catastrophe, such as a huge hurricane, flood or similar natural event. "This is not the temporary richness of one trap in one river", Siber said in Monday's edition of the Billings (Mont.) Gazette. "If there are dozens here, and we have proven that there are, then there are probably hundreds or even thousands. I'm starting to have visions of a huge catastrophe - maybe still local, but something that covered an entire lowland in dimensions you wouldn't see in a single quarry today."
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VOLUNTEERS who have dedicated their time to maintaining and conserving Horner Woods National Nature Reserve have been honoured for their commitment to the National Trust-owned property.
Dunster County Store manager Richard Sussex presented all 29 volunteers with letters of appreciation and vouchers at an event at Piles Mill in Exmoor.
Each was also handed discount cards provided by outdoor clothing specialist Rohan, which offered to sponsor every volunteer who completed more than 50 hours' work in the past year.
As well as maintaining the 250km of rights of way and helping conserve rare lichens within the reserve, volunteers provided information and assistance to the millions of visitors who visit the property every year.
The presentation was also a special occasion for nine of the volunteers, who were presented with their five-year long service awards, and also marked the retirement of David Baldwin, who helped restore the 5km boundary wall around Selworthy Woods.
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TEL AVIV -- Less than two months before the post-Mubarak presidential elections in Egypt, both the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces and the Muslim Brotherhood are nearing a confrontation over two main points.
The first is the identity of Egypt -- is it totally Islamist, or semi-secular? The second is the role of the military in Egypt's political system.
The conflict surfaced over the weekend when the 100-member body the Brotherhood chose to write a new constitution insisted on defining Egypt as "Islamist" and that legislation be based on the Qur'an.
Should these assertions prevail, they would fundamentally change Egypt's identity and would entail deep changes in the country's legislation.
The Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, which has ruled Egypt since the ouster of Hosni Mubarak last February, is trying to moderate the Brotherhood's position, but to no avail. The army maintains the new constitution should take into account the Christian-Copt minority and the large numbers of secular Egyptians.
This, however, is not the full picture. A debate is developing behind the scenes about the role of the military in post-Mubarak Egypt.
The Supreme Council led by Marshal Hussein Tantawi has assured the stability of the country and the functioning of its institutions throughout a period of great uncertainty. The council has maintained the close relationship with the U.S. and the American military and a good, but discreet, relationship with Israel. It has asserted influence over Hamas in the Gaza Strip and, except for two serious incidents, the Egyptian army has been able to maintain the ceasefire along the Sinai border.
There was even discreet, but nonetheless important, co-operation between the intelligence communities of both countries.
The Muslim Brotherhood, through its political wing, the Freedom and Justice party, did not challenge the military. They wanted to consolidate their base at home before engaging in foreign affairs and diplomacy.
Over the past weekend, however, there came the first hint of a possible change in the Brotherhood's position. Despite previous statements, the Brotherhood said it was considering the nomination of one of its members as a presidential candidate. This came only days after one of the survivors of the Mubarak era, Gen. Omar Suleiman, announced his intention to run for president. Suleiman, the former chief of Egypt's intelligence, is well-known in the U.S. and Israel and he carried out many delicate missions on behalf of Mubarak. Yet, when the time came for him to decide between his loyalty to Mubarak and the good of his county, he stepped aside and withdrew to private life.
Even now, it is not at all certain that Suleiman wants to become Egypt's first president in the Second Republic. But that was enough to raise a political storm. Many in the Brotherhood are prepared to support the candidacy of Amr Mussa, a former foreign minister under Sadat and until recently the Arab League's secretary general.
But once Omar Suleiman's candidacy was announced, the Muslim Brotherhood launched an all-out attack against the military-appointed government. They charged that the performance of Prime Minister Kamal el-Ghanzouri was a "shame" and they rejected the military request for immunity from persecution for atrocities committed right after Mubarak's downfall.
It could well be that this whole "exercise" of the immunity was only a preamble to the real confrontation between the Brotherhood and the military over its economic empire. The Brotherhood wants the military's industry complex to be placed under parliament's control. The military is strongly opposed. The military also is opposed to the Brotherhood's demand that the $1.5 billion military aid that Egypt receives from the U.S. be brought under parliamentary supervision, a demand Tantawi rejects.
Pending resolution of these demands, we will probably witness a growing tension between the military and the Brotherhood. Or, as it often happens in Arab politics, both sides retreat to more moderate "real politics."
Samuel Segev is the Winnipeg Free
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FURUNO's NavPilot is a revolutionary autopilot with a sunlight viewable display designed for a variety of vessels. It utilizes a self-learning and adaptive software algorithm, and plays the ultimate role in course-keeping capability. NavPilot dynamically adjusts essential parameters during navigation, such as vessel speed, trim, draught, tide and wind effects, dead band, weather and more. These parameters are stored in system memory and continuously optimized to make the NavPilot more versatile.
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Now that the Twilight franchise is all wrapped up and buried, what's a poor formerly human, now immortal and undead girl to do? Go to college, of course!
According to UK tabloid The Mirror, Kristen Stewart recently enrolled in the University of California, Los Angeles to complete a degree in English Literature. Now, this is the Mirror we're talking about here, so it's probably best to take it with a grain of salt. If, however, the tabloid is actually speaking the truth instead of just, y'know, making stuff up, then Kristen is considering life after film. "She never got to complete college and she wants to get a proper education," the paper's source revealed.
But don't freak out just yet, UCLA Twihards; you probably won't see Kristen on campus much. The Mirror's source continued, "She is a voracious reader and cannot wait to get going on her correspondence course"—which means that, if the tabloid is to believed, she'll be getting her schooling done via an online program. Kristen is no stranger to working remotely; although she went to school as a regular student through seventh grade, her blossoming career made it impossible to do so later on. She continued her education by correspondence while she was working, graduating high school (with honors!) in 2009.
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It's become far from unusual for people to earn their degrees through online programs; the flexibility afforded by them allows students to do things like maintain their full-time jobs, which Kristen would presumably be doing. Note, though, I'm actually not sure whether UCLA actually HAS an online program in either its undergraduate humanities division or in its school of continuing education (UCLA Extension's website appears to be broken right now, alas), so if it doesn't, then we've got our answer as to whether the Mirror simply started a rumor. Any UCLA students out there care to enlighten us?
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An advanced instrumental lab for pianists that focuses on traditional and 20th-century literature for two pianos, four hands.
The study and performance of traditionally notated accompaniments for music in a wide variety of styles serving to enhance performances and rehearsal skills, as well as broaden professional opportunities. Styles include opera, art songs, choral compositions and arrangements, and Broadway musicals.
Utilizing the latest technologies in Berklee's web-based learning environment, this blended (online and on-ground) piano lab is designed to develop reading and comping skills to support the role of the piano in the rhythm section. The focus is on strengthening the student's ability to read and interpret notation and chord symbols. Through the use of tunes that include a diverse range of styles and rhythmic feels, exercises to develop stylistically appropriate voicings, video clips to help students gain an understanding of the role of the pianist in the rhythm section, historical information on the development of styles over the 20th century and beyond, and listening assignments that expose the students to some of the most influential pianists, students will be better prepared to interpret and perform music at sight in ensembles and in other musical settings.
This course involves the in-depth study of upper structure triads (USTs) for the use of melodic material for improvisation. All chord types and triad combinations are analyzed for the purpose of linear and harmonic improvisation. The recordings of Herbie Hancock, Bill Evans, James Williams, and Chick Corea are played and analyzed as examples of USTs in linear and harmonic contexts. Emphasis is placed on UST combinations to voice lead through chord progressions in a linear fashion. USTs are applied as a technique for harmonizing melodies in solo piano and trio formats. The use of USTs as a compositional element is also explored.
The course offers an organized approach to develop a thorough knowledge of common harmonic vocabulary used in contemporary jazz established in ILPN-271, ILPN-272, and ILPN-273 (Jazz Harmonic Techniques for Piano 1, Jazz Harmonic Techniques for Piano 2, and Jazz Harmonic Applications) as applied to one-handed and two-handed voicings through construction and supportive exercises. Designed for pianists and other instrumentalists who want to further develop keyboard skills.
An advanced elective lab that will meet for five three-hour sessions per semester. The meetings will be scheduled at the beginning of each semester by the instructor. The lab will focus on creativity and finding your own voice, technique, improvisation, and ensemble playing. See chair for schedule. The class will present a recital as a final project.
Required for all fifth-semester performance majors. Each student will perform three times during the semester. Students will critique one another's performances. Topics to be discussed will include repertoire, stage presence, constructive criticism, and mental preparation.
This class will teach string players how to be fluent and expressive readers of standard music notation. It involves learning how to process both the quantitative aspects (pitch, rhythm, and form) and the qualitative properties (phrasing, dynamics, articulation, etc.) of written music. Using a variety of styles, students in this class will work on recognizing common pitch patterns, rhythmic motives, and road maps (repeats, da capos, codas, parallel and contrast phrase structures, and typical harmonic progressions). Ear training skills will be emphasized to develop the strong inner hearing crucial for good reading. Upon completion of this course students will have improved their ability to read standard music notation fluently and musically in a variety of styles.
This lab develops further the concepts of ILST-111 String Reading Lab using more complex styles of music.
Advanced improvisational concepts and their application in strings. Reading charts with jazz phrasing, higher-level bowing, and left-hand development. Instrumentation: violin, viola.
This course provides an understanding of the technology available for effective performances in nonacoustic situations. Topics covered include pickups, microphones, electric instruments, amplifiers, effects, stage sound/monitors, mixers, recording acoustic instruments, recording electric instruments, and how to take care of your acoustic instrument.
This is an interdivisional course that offers students in the String Department, Professional Writing Division, and Music Production and Engineering Department insight into how to operate most efficiently in the recording studio. The course will be divided into three or four sections of three weeks each. In each section, all participants will meet in the recording studio to record one or more works written by a writing division student for strings, or strings with other tracks previously recorded.


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Records of the Office of Strategic Services (RG 226)
Notice to Researchers in Records Released under the Nazi War Crimes Disclosure Act and the Japanese Imperial Government Records Act
The Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Records Interagency Working Group (IWG), in implementing the Nazi War Crimes Disclosure Act and the Japanese Imperial Government Records Act, has taken the broadest view in identifying records that may be responsive to the Acts. Information relevant to the Acts is often found among files related to other subjects. In order to preserve the archival integrity of the files, the IWG and the National Archives and Records Administration, where possible, have released entire files together, not just those items related to Nazi or Japanese war criminals, crimes, persecution, and looted assets. These records may relate to persons who are war criminals, former Axis personnel who are not war criminals, victims of war crimes or persecution, or civilian or military personnel investigating Nazi activities; the records may also include mention of, or information about, persons having no connection to these activities.
Records of the Office of Strategic Services 1940-1946
(Record Group 226)
(For earlier releases, see the Report to the IWG on Previously Classified OSS Records.)
Contents of RG 226:
Terms, Names, Organizational Abbreviations, and Code Words in OSS Records
Sources & Methods Files ("Previously Withdrawn Material")
Director's Office Files (Donovan microfilm or Director OSS Official Files)
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Records Relating to Special Funds
Special Funds were monies spent on, and in support of, intelligence operations. The money came from accounts designated as special (unvouchered) funds, which could be spent without detailed auditing. For more information, see
Special Funds Records Scope and Content Note in the National Archives Catalog. (Entry P-1) [230/86/45/3 - 46/1]
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Classified British Intercepts
The classified British intercept documents consist of translations of German message traffic intercepted by the British. The records relate to military intelligence matters. Topics include reports of battles; German and Allied troop movements and personnel assignments; arrangements for communications and meetings; requests for, and permissions to disburse, gold and other currencies; and local personnel matters.
The messages are identified by sending and receiving city. Most of the intercepts are of messages to or from cities in Yugoslavia. Other messages are to or from cities in Albania, Austria, Bulgaria, Hungary, Italy, Germany, Romania, Turkey, and the USSR. Although most of the folders' labels say that the messages are only from one city to another, many of the folders include messages between the two cities listed.
Classified British Intercept Documents, 1943-1945 (Entry A1-223) [Reference Set: 250/64/33/7 - 34/1]
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War Diary Documentation-20 rolls of microfilm (Entry A1 226) [250/64/34/2]
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Shanghai Municipal Police Files, F.R. Frazee Papers, and Other OSS Records (Entry A1-222) Boxes 1-7. [190/38/27/5]
Secret Intelligence Branch Indices relating to Special Operations Projects, Secret Intelligence Projects, and Cable Files, 1942-1947 (Entry UD156A-C. [190/903/28/1 - 4]


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WKU honors 2012 Family of the Year
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As part of Parent & Family Weekend activities, the Boka family was recognized at halftime at the WKU vs. Southern Mississippi football game at Houchens Industries-L.T. Smith Stadium.
WKU junior Keyana Boka, the youngest of three children, nominated her family for the award.
"Through WKU my family began our unique story of internationalization, and unique definitely describes my family," she said in her nomination letter. "My parents came as college students embracing a new life, culture and language in a different country. They motivated us to always work hard and move forward, but to never forget our roots."
Her parents arrived at WKU in the late 1970s and married as freshmen. Their plan to earn their degrees and return home to Iran was altered by the 1979 Iranian Revolution and the Iran-Iraq War.
Following the birth of their first child, Kamy, and unable to return home, the Boka family settled in Bowling Green.
"One thing my family wholeheartedly agrees on, aside from being Persian, is being part of WKU," Keyana said.
Her father, Jafar, received his bachelor's degree in industrial engineering; her mother, Ashraf, received a bachelor's degree in mathematics and has worked for several years as a teacher at the WKU Campus Childcare Center; her brother, Kamy, majored in biology and chemistry and is a physician in Detroit; and her sister, Kathy, earned degrees in public health and nursing.
"As the last child, naturally the Hilltopper spirit passed on to me," Keyana said.
She is a junior in the Honors College at WKU, is majoring in biology and worksite health promotions and studied abroad in Turkey last summer. She participates in undergraduate and Honors research activities, works at the Gatton Academy and serves as executive vice president of the Student Government Association.
"My family shows that differences can be a good thing," Keyana said. "Despite the busyness that drives our lives, no matter the topic or time of night, my family manages to stay connected. Each of us has our own strengths, but our support for one another and our love for the Hill are shared. It attests to our own love and care. And for that I owe my successful college experiences.
"Western Kentucky University holds so much memories, accomplishments and value for my family. They are absolutely the proudest alumni I know. WKU will continually hold a special connection with each of us."
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Three men are in hospital after a crash in Purley Way this morning which closed part of the road.
Witnesses report seeing paramedics pulling two men out of vans after a head on collision and a man in another vehicle was also injured.
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One man, in his 20s, was taken to St George's Hospital, Tooting, suffering from neck, back and shoulder pain.
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A medical evaluation helps your doctor pinpoint the cause of your dysphagia, or difficulty swallowing. Your evaluation may include a health history and some special tests. Your doctor will make a treatment plan based on the results of your evaluation. You may need to take medications. In some cases, your doctor may suggest dilation of the esophagus or surgery.
To help control dysphagia, follow your treatment plan. Take all medications as directed. You also can help lessen your dysphagia symptoms by being careful about what and how you eat.
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Dilation is a procedure that your doctor can use to widen the esophagus. It is most often done when a stricture, or narrowing of the esophagus, is causing your dysphagia. There are a number of ways your doctor can widen the esophagus. He or she can discuss them with you.
Eat slowly in a relaxed setting.
Don't talk while you eat.
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Sit in an upright position during and after meals.
Ask your doctor about any special diets that may help, such as liquid diets.
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24 Jul 2015 by Janelle Hickey in Shopping , Nature , Culture , History , Trip Planning , Entertainment , Geography , Art Galleries , Geology & Fossils , Cupids , St. John's , Museum and Weather
Rain got you down? Don't fret! There's still so much to see and do in St. John's: Entertainment, shopping, gallery hopping – there's something for everyone!
7 Jul 2015 by Janelle Hickey in Festivals & Events , Shopping , History , Trip Planning and St. John's
Quidi Vidi is an award winning micro-brewery that sits nestled right at the mouth of the Gut. Established in 1996, they are known for producing world-class beers - their British IPA took home the gold at the 2012 World Beer Championships in Chicago. Offering daily tours and tastings to the public, I arrived just in time to belly up to the bar and take a peek behind the scenes of everyone's favourite local brewery.
7 Jul 2015 by Janelle Hickey in Shopping , Culture , Trip Planning , Art Galleries and St. John's
Just minutes from downtown St. John's is the picturesque village of Quidi Vidi, a destination within a destination. The old fishing stages, slipways, narrow laneways, and a small harbour known as the Gut, all add to its charm. It is a hint of rural Newfoundland within the city limits. You can explore the Gut by boat or by foot, and there are numerous food, beverage and artisan experiences to be had. Join us as we spend the day taking in the Quidi Vidi Village experience. First stop - The Quidi Vidi Plantation.
2 Jun 2015 by Janelle Hickey in Food & Dining , Shopping and St. John's
"What are we going to do with this decade?" – It's the question Kelly Mansell and husband Mark, co-owners of Rocket Bakery & Fresh Food asked themselves on their 50th birthday and the question that spurred on the idea for Rocket. "We just closed our eyes and stepped off" she says, "neither of us had done anything like this before. We had clear ideas of what we wanted – high quality food, healthy options and a great atmosphere… maybe the chairs don't match but there's a feeling of community, of being at home." When I sat down to chat food, community and how it all began, it became clear they have accomplished all that and more.
1 Jun 2015 by Janelle Hickey in Shopping and Culture
Nestled snuggly within the sheltered harbour of Tors Cove is Running the Goat Books & Broadsides - a micro-press specializing in work by Newfoundland & Labrador-based writers. The press is one of Newfoundland's best kept secrets, hiding in plain sight along the East Coast Trail. Inside, owner Marnie Parsons lovingly sets, prints and sews beautiful books – all by hand. Last weekend, on a sunny Sunday, I made the scenic drive (only 40 minutes from St. John's) and discovered a world of bookmaking often forgotten in today's modern world – I discovered what it meant to Run The Goat.
2 Dec 2014 by Janelle Hickey in Shopping , History , Trip Planning , Art Galleries , Geology & Fossils and St. John's
St. John's is a local shoppers paradise! From spirits to crafts, jewelry to fine art, shopping local for Christmas is easy and affordable. Traveling to St. John's and want to bring a piece of the island home to place under the Christmas tree? Destination St. John's has you covered! From now until Christmas we will be running daily blogs that focus on shopping local for your holiday treats. Each blog will feature a different retailer, their most exciting products and why buying local is so important to them. Click the links below for more info!
1 May 2014 by Janelle Hickey in Birdwatching , Camping , Hiking & Walking , Icebergs , Kayaking , Shopping , Skiing & Snowboarding , Whale Watching , Nature , St. John's and Outdoor Adventure
The Outfitters opened their doors at 220 Water Street in 1998 and have grown to become a leader in Newfoundland and Labrador supplying specialty clothing and equipment for self propelled outdoor adventures. But the storefront is just the starting point - this is where they prepare you for your next adventure - and trust me, their commitment to their customers extends far beyond the sales counter. I sat down with Jonathan Simon who's in charge of their Marketing and Communications to talk about the business of adventure in Newfoundland.
1 May 2014 by Janelle Hickey in Shopping , Culture , Art Galleries and St. John's
Now entering it's 11th year, The Leyton Gallery of Fine Art carries some of the most important rising national and international artists living and working in Eastern Canada. Works range from realism to emotionalism to abstract symbolic work. They carry paintings, prints, and sculpture and will ship anywhere in the world. I sat down with owner Bonnie Leyton and Manager Tia Connolly to talk art, community and their unique venue.
11 Dec 2013 by Janelle Hickey in Shopping and St. John's
This week on our quest to shop local for Christmas we visit the fishing village of Quidi Vidi. Our first stop was The Quidi Vidi Plantation, a unique marriage of cultural interpretation and contemporary craft creation. After visiting the plantation we suggest making your way down to The Quidi Vidi Brewery for some locally brewed beverages. Quidi Vidi Brewing Company Limited (QV) was established in 1996. QV is a Newfoundland-based independent brewing company focused on producing world-class quality beers for the mainstream, specialty, and now the premium segment of the beer market.
6 Dec 2013 by Janelle Hickey in Shopping and St. John's
We're back with another instalment of shopping local for Christmas! This week will tempt your tastebuds as we visit The Newfoundland Chocolate Company on Duckworth Street. Perched on the eastern edge of North America, the chocolatiers of the Newfoundland Chocolate Company make chocolates the old-fashioned way. They start with natural wholesome ingredients like wild, sun-ripened berries picked along rugged, wind-swept shores, oven roasted nuts, smooth and creamy caramel and the finest, purest chocolate anywhere.
29 Nov 2013 by Janelle Hickey in Shopping and St. John's
With four weeks left to shop, Destination St. John's is here again to help you shop local for everyone on your Christmas list! Last week we warmed your belly with local spirits from the Newfoundland & Labrador Liquor Corporation - this week we visited Wh!nk - a fabulous boutique in the heart of downtown St. John's, Newfoundland & Labrador.
22 Nov 2013 by Janelle Hickey in Shopping and St. John's
From now until Christmas Destination St. John's will be running weekly blogs that focus on shopping local for your holiday treats. Each blog will feature a different retailer, their most exciting products and why buying local is so important to them. This week, warm your soul with delicious local spirits from the Newfoundland & Labrador Liquor Corporation (NLC).
1 Sep 2012 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Birdwatching , Hiking & Walking , Shopping , Whale Watching , Nature and Cultural ExperiencesRegion: Central
On our most recent trip to this part of Central Newfoundland we stayed at the luxurious Riverwood Inn (http://www.riverwoodinn.ca/) which received the "Accommodator of the Year" award for 2011 from Hospitality Newfoundland and Labrador. It has a spectacular setting overlooking the Indian River and has walking trails that start right from its front door. When we asked Tracey Penney, the Inn's manager about what to see in the local area she recommended checking out "glassy beach", the local Springdale hiking trails and King's Point pottery in King's Point.
20 Oct 2011 by Guest Blogger in Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Hiking & Walking , Shopping , Culture , Trip Planning , Entertainment and Top Destinations
Karen Moores is a cities-focused travel writer who calls St. John's, Newfoundland home. She is proud of her city's commitment to historic preservation while retaining a hip, modern vibe. Check out her insider tips to the Canadian city.


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By Capt. Ken Kreisler — December 2000
But there's more to worry about than taking on water at the dock. Reports of violence against cruising boaters, mostly abroad, continue to make headlines. The Web site MarineSecurity.com, publisher of the "Worldwide Maritime Piracy Report," filed this horrific record of events:
of Report: 07 June 2000 Vessel Name: Sea Lion
Vessel Name: Sea Lion
While this is an extreme--albeit not isolated--case, it should not belie the need for vigilance and security aboard. Whether you are visiting foreign waters, going on an extended cruise stateside, or leaving your vessel unattended in a marina, a boat's visibility makes it a prime target for thieves. One of the ways to protect yourself is to install security equipment to deter nefarious activity.
Most of the information here is based on installations on megayachts. However, the same high-tech equipment can be scaled down for use on smaller vessels where the same degree of safety is desired.
To supplement their regular security procedures, crews of larger boats usually utilize a system of closed-circuit television cameras to oversee the dock, decks, and other exterior areas where an intruder might gain access. Viewing monitors can also be installed on the bridge; in the captain's, engineer's, crew's, and owner's quarters; in the engine room; or in the galley to monitor activity in places that are often out of sight.
When you're looking for a camera, Martland suggests opting for high-end brands, such as Pro-Video, Sony, and Panasonic. Choose a camera that will operate well and have good resolution even in low light. As heat and moisture can compromise camera operation, external cameras should be encased in a protective housing. For a 50-foot boat, a one-camera, one-monitor security system should cost about $300.
Motion detectors are also crucial security items, and there are some important things to know about them. Used in tandem, a passive infrared detector, which will sense temperature variances, and a microwave system, which can detect disturbances through glass and Plexiglas, work qute efficiently. If they're used independently, a falling book or the wandering family pet could easily trigger a false alarm. A basic tandem-monitor system for a 50-footer typically comes in at about $500.
Deck sensors are also being used more frequently. Once armed, they can detect someone stepping aboard. Each sensor can cover a six-foot-diameter area, and a pair usually sells for $300.
And to make things really tight, Steve Calabrese of Rapid Wireless can customize your present security system. After he's finished, you and your crew can receive alarm notifications via an installed repeater on your vessel, even when you're ashore. This unit will broadcast a 20-second voice transmission over a receiver/sender unit no bigger than a handheld VHF.
Capt. Carl Sputh of the 140-foot charter yacht Alteza advised me of one final security device: a visible crew. "We're always visible, patrolling the decks as we check dock lines, fenders, or our anchor," he explains. "In high-volume areas, a 24-hour passarelle watch must be maintained. And never stop your boat unless it's at the request of an official government vessel." As far as crew training is concerned, Sputh recommends one of the many security courses available. MarineSecurity.com has a full complement, including versions on CD and hands-on and custom classes for special needs. The CD costs $75; visit the company's Web site for the cost of classes and other services.
In today's world, taking precautions comes with the territory. Whether that means safeguarding your vessel against mechanical troubles or protecting your property and family, having the right technology can give you the upper hand and ensure that you don't get one of those ominous calls from a guy at the marina.
Flagship Marine Phone: (800) 316-6426 or (561) 283-1609. Fax: (561) 283-4611. www.flagshipsentry.com.
Newport Marine Systems Phone: (631) 689-7275. Fax: (631) 689-2127. www.newportsystems.com.
Rapid Wireless Phone: (800) 940-4991. Fax: (954) 968-2107.
Satellite Security Corp. Phone: (954) 522-0809 or (954) 931-3222. Fax: (954) 765-1355. www.boatstation.com.
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This article originally appeared in the May 2003 issue of Power & Motoryacht magazine.


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Hollywood's up-and-coming talent came together Friday night at LA's Club Nokia for the 13th annual Young Hollywood Awards. The new face of Miu Miu, Hailee Steinfeld, stepped out in a black and white ensemble from the brand to accept the breakthrough of the year honor from her True Grit costar Jeff Bridges. More statues went out to Style Icon Camilla Belle, in a Tom Ford suit, and Star of Tomorrow Armie Hammer, who caught up with his hilarious Parks and Recreation star pal Aziz Ansari. Camilla stuck close by her supposed real-life leading man, Topher Grace. Grey's Anatomy's Jesse Williams was crowned TV actor of the year, while Elle Fanning had her Somewhere director Sofia Coppola's dad, Francis, on hand to witness her film actress of the year honor. Garrett Hedlund had Midnight in Paris star Michael Sheen on hand to pass on the film actor of the year distinction, and the awardees kept the good times rolling afterward with a party. The whole show airs Thursday night on the ION channel.
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The AnandTech Podcast: Episode 18by Anand Lal Shimpi on 4/1/2013 9:55 PM EST
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hammer256 - Monday, April 01, 2013 - linkI'm much more used to the new site design now. I was originally rather critical of the design, but now it looks fine. Still, I still feel that your new design made it look much more similar to other tech sites out there, many of which less technical. I guess I still lament that old distinct look that set you guys apart is gone.
In terms of clutter, maybe the pipeline font sizes can be a bit more consistent, and the colors and backgrounds of some text probably can be a bit less contrasty. I do feel that "more pipeline stories" section feels out of place, but I might be in the minority here.
Otherwise, call me a convert. The new site looks fine to me. As a side effect, I started using your RSS feed, which is pretty convenient. Reply
sherlockwing - Tuesday, April 02, 2013 - linkFinally More Podcasts!!! Thanks a lot and keep up the good work! Reply
flyingpants1 - Tuesday, April 02, 2013 - linkCan you please address smartphone battery life? Who cares about 8.6mm thickness when the phone only lasts a few hours during actual use? The DROID RAZR MAXX set the standard with a massive 3300mAh battery in a 9mm thick phone. IMO that should be the bare minimum. Then 5050mAh in 11mm, and 6600mAh in 13mm.
There's no question a lot of people would be willing to sacrifice stuff like thinness and PPI for a larger battery. Here are some recent quotes from the comments sections of the recent HTC One article on Anandtech, and the GS4 and HTC One articles on Dailytech (all articles are dated Feb 19):
"I really hope they work on battery life...maybe this rant should be at the battery makers...damn energizer bunny."
"I think an S3 Maxx (thicker with larger battery) would be popular with a lot of people. It would have the potential to be their 2nd or 3rd most popular model. It makes sense to me. Everything else has gotten amazing and battery life has remained mostly the same."
"What I would want most is better battery life, minor improvements in video resolution, and better sound quality through the speakers. "
"I'm an extremely heavy user and my galaxy nexus can burn through its battery very quickly, its my main gripe with it. It is also one of the key features I will be looking for in my next phone. I don't need more processor speed, focus on giving me better battery life."
"need to see battery Tests."
"Well, I'm fine with 720p in a 4.7" screen but the battery is the key. If it's not at least a full day battery, then there's no point."
"That User Experience is horrible! Give me the option to double the battery size (Motorola got the idea with the MAX), I'm willing to take the size/weight consequences."
" Now, if they just improve the battery life we have a home run."
" All those updates to the tiles keep burning battery. As for the battery, it needs to be larger. Phones do not need to be so thin you can shave with them. The DO need to last all day (with all day use). I don't think this is "the" phone for me but I hope HTC uses some of these features in future phones (a max battery version would be nice)."
"All these sacrifices for silly 1080p marketing gimmick nobody will distinguish from normal distances. Maybe in one year or two, some OEM will say that PPI race is meaningless and they will give 2x battery life instead. Ironically, HTC did the same with this phone with their camera MP count."
"I'd rather have a larger battery, sane front buttons (HTC logo in the middle, whut?), microSD card, and definitely require inductive charging. I also have no interest in a 1080p screen on a phone. It's a phone. You do not need or want a 1080p screen. You may think you want it, but in reality it just adds a bunch of cost and battery drain, for a very pointless difference over 720p."
And my own comment:
"Until smartphone battery life during ACTUAL usage at least DOUBLES (let's say 16 hours, to allow for human sleep/phone charging for the other 8 hours of the day), there will be LOTS room for improvement. I look forward to that day."
Listen to your readership! Help put an end to battery anxiety. Reply
Sabresiberian - Tuesday, April 02, 2013 - linkGood to have a new podcast! Thanks :)
Site redesign - it was very interesting talk about what you guys go through to design the site's appearance. I never really thought about how different advertisers would influence your decisions (or try to).
Personally, I just try to roll with these things, and have adapted to the "new look" well enough. It occurs to me though to say that you didn't build up your audience by having advertisers fight over space and giving us what we want in between their ads, and I think they should understand that you have the kind of site that attracts us, and their ads don't. Whether we come here to find out more about computer parts or mobile solutions or something applicable to IT work, the ads don't draw us here.
So; they should let you build what works for your readership above and beyond anything else. It makes no sense to cater to advertisers by giving them a bigger part of the visual landscape if it interferes with what we come here for. And, their ads are really in their ballpark anyway - what they should be doing is creating ads for people that like to be informed.
Just my thought on that. :) Site looked fine to me before, looks fine now, I'm not that picky, and as long as the writing stays good and I don't have to hunt for the articles I'll be good with what you provide.
Good to hear Nvidia is getting the FCAT tool into more neutral hands. Altruistic or not, FCAT will make better products for all of us, regardless of the company behind the video card. As we have clearly seen, AMD is not about to treat this as a non-issue, they are working hard on it and will catch up shortly - and both will get better at dealing with this problem from here on out since the tool will become a standard testing method used by every good hardware review site.
Thanks Scott Wasson at Tech Report for leading us to better testing methods! Reply
rhx123 - Tuesday, April 02, 2013 - linkThe pricing with the 7790 is awful in the UK.
The cheapest 1GB 7850 is £126 here
The cheapest 1GB 7790 is £120
I know you said that at this range budgets are fixed, but someone would be mad not to spend £6 more for a huge amount of performance.
The 650Ti boost is also priced rather close the the 660 in my opinion here. Reply
rhx123 - Tuesday, April 02, 2013 - linkHell, you can get a 2GB 7850 for cheaper than an overclocked 1GB 7790. Reply
REALfreaky - Tuesday, April 02, 2013 - linkConcerning site design: Is it me, or is there no longer a direct link to /pipeline/? If I type it into the address bar, it works just fine (http://www.anandtech.com/pipeline/).
Perhaps make the "PIPELINE STORIES" title (next to "submit news") into a clickable link to /pipeline/. Reply
maximumGPU - Tuesday, April 02, 2013 - linkfinally! felt like forever since the last podcast!
add me to the count of those who are now used to the redesign. The black on white was the biggest hurdle and that was taken care of very early on. Reply
FallenCow - Tuesday, April 02, 2013 - linkHappy to see another podcast. As much as I love mobile phones this was a nice shakeup! I think the new site design looks great on all devices, especially my Android phone and tablet. Now what you really need is to update the forums. It's really jarring going from the slickish main page to the throwback aesthetic of the forums! Reply
jdonnelly81 - Tuesday, April 02, 2013 - linkComments on redesign:
1. Pipeline:
A. The smallest font and color imply that I've read those stories. Recommend making the smallest font larger and blue.
B. There is a little up triangle (invoking a bubble from a cartoon) which comes from submit news, where logically it seems like it should follow from the left text. Also, for consistency sake, I would make "Pipeline News" Blue and "submit news" either white or orange.
C. I think there should be a "more pipeline news" at the bottom of that section.
2. When you paginate you should create a floating side bar to the left that is a navigation section.
3. I like the darker grey borders.
4. I think having a floating "anandtech logo as you scroll down work look spiffy, but that's eye candy.
5. I never use the two rows of navigation. Since I have a 16x9 monitor it uses a substantial amount of vertical real estate. Do you have statistics on number of visitors who use those links? I think you could almost get rid of those completely or consolidate to one line. Reply
caleblloyd - Tuesday, April 02, 2013 - linkPut Reddit/Youtube/Urban Dictionary style Up Vote / Down Vote comments on the site! Reply
avner - Wednesday, April 03, 2013 - linkNice Job!
One more thing..
can you guys please increase the horizontal length of the mp3 embeded player .. right now it is very narrow so it is difficult to navigate within the player.. just make it wider so that it becomes easy to jump in the middle. Reply
sherlockwing - Wednesday, April 03, 2013 - linkFor the HTC One & GS4 review, could you guys do a Airplane mode H.264 playback battery life test at 200nits? I know a lot of people who use their phone to watch video during long flights. Reply
eBauer - Wednesday, April 03, 2013 - linkPodcast wasn't the same without Brian, but still great! Reply
Jef7.Elemental - Wednesday, April 03, 2013 - linkI'm not sure if this is the correct place to provide feedback on the website redesign. First off, it looks great. Secondly, when using my phone to access the site I have some issues navigating around. I use a SGS2 4.0.3 with Chrome. When I try to select a category from the drop down, such as Smartphones, that works great. However if I try to select a subcategory like HTC, I just zoom in. I don't know if this is user failure, a issue with mobile chrome, and a minor issue on the site, but I thought I would bring it up. Reply
noblemo - Wednesday, April 03, 2013 - linkYour dedication to quality content is highly appreciated.
The site layout looks good. My only feedback concerns the grey-on-grey color scheme for the Pipeline: higher contrast between text and background would be better. Thanks for mentioning the issues with Chrome on Windows; I just tried the site with IE and it looks much better. Reply
butch84 - Wednesday, April 03, 2013 - linkIs there a formal way to submit questions for the podcast other than adding a comment? I'm not aware of another avenue so here goes...
Can you guys discuss iPhone 5 cold weather performance on the next podcast? I live in Minnesota and my iPhone 5 is unusable outside after 30 seconds. If the temperature is below freezing, the phone displays a low battery warning and shuts off immediately, even if the battery has 50 or 60% charge. To be fair, Apple states that the operating temperature is 32° to 95° F, but I never experienced this with my iPhone 3GS. Are other modern smartphones susceptible to this issue? If I had known about this problem I would have thought twice about buying this phone.
There are many threads on the apple forums about these symptoms, so I'll provide a link to one example:
Thanks and keep up the excellent work! Love the site redesign by the way. Reply
watersb - Thursday, April 04, 2013 - linkI'm not a gamer, more of a science programmer. For me, GPU-CPU "hybrid" computing plus mobile computing is the whole game. Well, data center and big storage is in there, as well.
So THANKS for a great podcast on the NVIDIA GTC and recent GPU news. Looking forward to my eyes glazing over with Brian's techno-Glossolalia next time. Reply
pdjblum - Friday, April 05, 2013 - linkYour readers got you the advertisers in the first place. Placing the needs of your readers ahead of your advertisers will be a win win for both. It is about the best product for the people who use the product, and that should not be influenced by advertisers. Congratulations on your huge success, but remember it was your readers, not your advertisers that brought it about. Reply
risa2000 - Sunday, April 07, 2013 - linkI was surprised too, when listening to Anand's explanation of the redesign. It seemed to me he had the priorities backwards. Anyway, I have settled myself on RSS feed as primary source of the information (about the site) as a consequence to the redesign, which, technically speaking, might not be what the advertisers wanted. Reply
THizzle7XU - Sunday, April 07, 2013 - linkI thought the redesign has always looks great. I didn't even notice the modified contrast. I don't think you need to apologize for updating your site, Anand. Great work as always! Best tech site anywhere. Never dumbed down for the lowest common denominator. Reply
aliveon2legs - Saturday, April 13, 2013 - linkI was with OmniPoint/Voicestream/T-Mobile for 10+ years, and I'll tell you why, with my first Sprint contract about to expire, I won't go back; their coverage map. They do not differentiate between 3G and 4G on their map. To me, that is extremely shady and borderline dishonest. The idea that 3G and 4G can be lumped together is absolutely laughable. I simply have no idea what kind of coverage I would get if I went with them, so it's not even a decision. Reply
Montago - Thursday, April 18, 2013 - linkTHANK GOODNESS that Stylish exists...
This new design is still too bright - with stylish its acceptible :D Reply


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We're back with another news round up.
As noted last week, there's a new iOS update for RAGE and RAGE HD up on iTunes. To learn more about the update, watch the trailer above. Even with the update, both RAGE and RAGE HD are still priced at $.99 and $1.99, respectively.
In other news, IGN has put up a feature on their most anticipated games for 2011. RAGE is the only game to crack the top ten for PC (#3), 360 (#5), and PS3 (#9), while The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim hit the Xbox 360 list at #4 and ranked as the #1 game on PC.
Speaking of Skyrim, while you wait for the February issue of Game Informer to hit shelves, IGN PC makes predictions on what to expect in the game.
And while many are looking ahead to 2011, there's still plenty of sites discussing their favorite games of 2010. Fallout: New Vegas has received plenty of recognition at the sites below:
- Gamasutra ranks New Vegas as their #7 favorite game of the year
- PlayStation Lifestyle has named Fallout: New Vegas their top RPG of the year.
- 1Up readers can vote for Fallout: New Vegas in three categories: Game of the Year, Best Role-playing Game, and Best PC game.
Wrapping up this roundup, the latest podcast from Xbox LIVE's Major Nelson includes an interview with senior producer Jason Bergman — who visits the show to discuss Dead Money. Available now on Xbox LIVE, you can also read reviews for Dead Money at Xbox 360 Achievements, Gamer Limit, and Eurogamer.
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Forget "mum about town", as it's been more like "mum all over the place" this week.
I'm not sure what I've done, where I've been or how anything has been achieved, but let it be said, I almost forgot about writing this column for the first time this year.
To those that know me well, I'm used to being very methodical and organised in my approach to everyday life, especially now I have two children, but the stress levels over the last seven days have nearly hit nine on the Richter scale.
It's because I've felt more tired than I usually do, probably due to the fact my toddler son (who has a skillset so advanced, he'd be able to escape Alcatraz let alone his own cot), is finding his way into our bed at 5.30am and talks non-stop.
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Michael keeps telling me there's no point getting flustered and it's all about tackling one thing at a time.
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I was at the Hampton Court Flower Show for The One Show on Monday, which was wonderful; and then as a family we were strawberry picking at Garson's Farm, which was brilliant fun.
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