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The BUA department strives to prepare students to take their places in society and to thrive in whatever roles they choose. The successful student who completes the program will:
- be able to analyze problems and formulate appropriate solutions;
- be able to communicate ideas effectively;
- demonstrate knowledge of the basic content of the functional areas of business:
- accounting,
- economics,
- finance,
- international business management, and
- marketing
The Department is committed to providing a broadly oriented professional education to prepare students for careers in business, government, and not-for-profit organizations. Our majors in Business Administration are built around a large number of required core courses that provide our students the basic skills in the quantitative and qualitative aspects of Business Administration. The business program provides the students with the basic introduction to the primary functional areas of business, and the opportunity to pursue a limited specialization in one or more specific functional areas. Additionally, these courses allow the students the opportunity to develop a substantive business knowledge prior to choosing an area of specialization. A student majoring in a departmental program will be required to maintain a minor in an area of interest outside the department.
If a student wishes to have more than one specialization, there must be three courses or nine semester hours in each specialization that are not counted in any other specialization.
For the description of the Accounting major, please see Accounting.
For the description of the Economics major and courses, please see Economics.
(B.S. degree) Forty-eight hours required. Thirty-nine hours in the Department of Business Administration and Economics, including BUA 210, BUA 211, BUA 326, BUA 335, BUA 348, BUA 353, BUA 450; ECO 221, ECO 223, ECO 324; for the emphasis, nine additional hours chosen as follows: for finance, BUA 342, BUA 363, and one of the following: BUA 330, BUA 340, or ECO 425; for management, BUA 367, BUA 377, and one of the following: BUA 330, BUA 443, ECO 405, or ECO 420; for marketing, BUA 346 and two of the following: BUA 330, BUA 355, BUA 423, COMM 315, or ECO 315; plus 9 allied hours consisting of MAT 109 or 125, MAT 111, and PHI 325.
Twenty-one hours required in Business Administration and Economics including BUA 210, 211, 326, 348, and 353; ECO 221 and 223.
Additionally, the Business Administration and Economics Department participates in interdisciplinary majors in the following areas (B.S. degrees): Business Administration/Computer Science Management Information Systems; and Business Administration and Ethics. Also, it offers an interdisciplinary B.A. degree in Commerce, Language, and Culture.
210. Principles of Accounting I. (3 hours) This is a sequence course. It deals with the accounting policies, procedures, theories, and practices of merchandising and service concerns. Emphasis will be placed on the accounting cycle, balance sheet, income statement, partnerships and the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Achieving proficiency in Excel Spreadsheet is a course requirement. Fall and Spring
211. Principles of Accounting II. (3 hours) This is a continuation of BUA 210. Emphasis will be placed on long-term liabilities and shareholder's equity, corporations, the statement of cash flows, analysis of financial statements, and managerial and cost accounting for decision making. Prerequisite: BUA 210 and proficiency in Excel spreadsheet. Fall and Spring
300. Accounting/Management Information Systems. (3 hours) A study of the design of accounting information systems, including flowcharting, understanding specific accounting subsystems, using computerized accounting packages, and studying advanced spreadsheet applications. Prerequisites: BUA 211 and proficiency in Excel spreadsheet. Fall
310. Intermediate Accounting I. (3 hours) Review of the basic financial accounting process, the income statement, and the balance sheet. Topics covered in depth include accounting applications of time value of money and accounting for current assets, property, plant and equipment, and intangible assets. Prerequisite: BUA 211. Fall
311. Intermediate Accounting II. (3 hours) Continuation of BUA 310, including a study of current liabilities, accounting for long-term debt, stockholder equity, retained earnings, investments, revenue recognition, earnings per share, error analysis, and statement of cash flows. Prerequisite: BUA 310. Spring 318. Cost Accounting. (3 hours) Business cost accounting, special records and cost statistics and application to particular business organizations. Prerequisites: BUA 211, MAT 125 or 109, MAT 111. Spring
326. Contemporary Marketing. (3 hours) Current techniques of marketing including electronic commerce; addresses fundamental problems in producing, pricing, distributing and purchasing a product. Prerequisites: BUA 211, ECO 221, ECO 223, ENG 112, and either COMM 115 or demonstrated PowerPoint proficiency. Fall and Spring
330. Business Law. (3 hours) Principles of contracts, negotiable instruments,
sales, bailments, real property, and personal property. Prerequisite: Junior standing.
Fall and Spring
335. Principles of Finance. (3 hours) A study of the financial evaluation of interest, the time value of money, valuation of stocks & bonds, risk & return analysis, balance sheet analysis and capital budgeting techniques. Prerequisites: BUA 211, MAT 109 or 125, MAT 111, and ECO 221. Fall and Spring
336. Quantitative Business Methods. (3 hours) Quantitative analysis in support of managerial decision making, the modeling process, linear programming, simulation, decision theory, regression models, Q-Theory, and PERT. Prerequisites: MAT 109 or 125, MAT 111, BUA 211, ECO 223. Odd Springs
340. Corporate Finance. (3 hours) Study of corporations, corporate combinations, and how they are financed. Particular emphasis given to major functions of departments, issuance of securities, managing corporate income, and taxation of corporations. Prerequisite: BUA 335. Odd Springs
342. Investments. (3 hours) Investigation of various investments. Primary emphasis on financial assets such as stocks, bonds, real estate, and insurance. Study of financial markets. Prerequisite: BUA 335. Fall
346. Marketing Research. (3 hours) A study of the applications of research in marketing decisions. Provides students with knowledge of marketing data and its use in decision making. Prerequisites: BUA 326, MAT 111, MAT 109 or 125. Spring
348. Principles of Management. (3 hours) This course surveys fundamental management principles and explores their applications in specific business situations. The principles include all four dimensions of management: planning, organizing, leading, and controlling. Prerequisites: BUA 211, ECO 221, ECO 223, ENG 112, and either COMM 115 or demonstrated PowerPoint proficiency. Fall and Spring
353. International Business Operations. (3 hours) A comprehensive course covering the internal and external environmental forces and their influence in all of the functional areas of the international firm. Topics include finance, management, marketing, production, and the multinational's ethical responsibility to the host country. Also considered are cultural, political, and legal constraints which affect international business operations. Prerequisites: ECO 221, ECO 223, BUA 211. Fall and Spring
355. Retail and Industrial Marketing. (3 hours) A survey of the retail function as it applies to marketing theory. Examination of methods of interpreting consumer demand, overview of the buying, store management, and operation functions. Familiarizes students with product development. Emphasis on differentiating industrial buyer decision processes, exploring industrial buyer behavior and managing the overall marketing program for the industrial products firm. Prerequisite: BUA 326. Even Falls
363. International Finance. (3 hours) Financing corporate enterprise in a world business environment. Examines the theory of international financial adjustments, the functions of financial institutions and the financing of trade. Evaluating foreign exchange markets, management of currency exposure, estimating country debt-servicing capacity and external debt financing problems. Prerequisites: BUA 335, BUA 353. Even Springs
367. Human Resource Management. (3 hours) Process and practices in human resource management including law, manpower planning, employee selection, development, motivation, performance, appraisal, compensation and union relations. Instructional method provides for case method, laboratory exercises and small group discussion. Prerequisite: BUA 348. Even Springs
377. Organizational Behavior. (3 hours) The study of individual and group behavior in organizations. Identification and application of behavioral science research theories and methods. Motivation, interpersonal and intergroup relations, communications, group dynamics, norms, leadership, power, conflict, values, task characteristics, formal managerial controls, and the process of organizational decision making. Prerequisite: BUA 348. Fall
413. Principles of Auditing. (3 hours) A study of the generally accepted auditing standards and their application by auditors. Prerequisites: BUA 300 and 311. Spring
415. Income Tax Accounting. (3 hours) Federal Income tax laws relating to both personal and corporate income; preparation and filing of returns. Prerequisite: Senior standing and consent of instructor. Fall
423. International Marketing. (3 hours) Environmental factors affecting world marketing management. Methods applied to estimate market potential and to select pricing and distribution strategies, communications to serve foreign markets, methods to serve the markets, management of marketing functions, and financing analyzed via case studies. Prerequisites: BUA 353, either BUA 326 or CLC 319. Odd Falls
440. Independent Study. (1-3 hours) Fall and Spring
443. International Management. (3 hours) The principles and special problems of management in an international context, dealing with both the parent company and the foreign affiliates. Emphasis on differences between domestic vs. international business situations in administration, marketing, finance, production, and personnel. Prerequisites: BUA 348 and BUA 353. Odd Springs
450. Business Policy and Strategic Planning. (3 hours) Examination of the business enterprise as a total system in a total environment. Analysis and evaluation of the problems, opportunities, and ethical responsibilities which face a chief executive. Emphasis on formulation and implementation of various strategies. Extensive use of case problem analysis. Prerequisites: BUA 335, BUA 353, and either (BUA 326 and BUA 348) or (CLC 319 and BUA 423); this course should be taken as the capstone (last course) in the student's program of study. Fall and Spring
460. Internship. (1-3 hours) As needed
470. Special Topics in Business. (3 hours) As needed


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Next week, we'll be launching a new version of BrowserLab with some new features that we think will help you work more quickly and productively.
- You'll now be able to follow links in BrowserLab. As you mouse around over the screenshots, you'll see the cursor switch to the Hand cursor when you're over a link that BrowserLab can follow. Hold Control (Windows) or Command (Mac OS) then click the link to have BrowserLab follow that link and request screenshots.
- There will be a new URL History feature, that will keep track of the tests you've been doing, and allow you to quickly reload them. This will work very similarly to how the Back and Forward buttons work in a browser. You'll also be able to click the Address Bar to drop down a list of all of your recent tests, then choose a specific item. When you use the URL History, we'll quickly reload any cached screenshots, so in most cases they will not need to be re-requested from our browser servers. Of course, you can always use the Refresh button to force the screenshots to be re-requested if you like.
- We've expanded our language support to include Spanish and Italian language versions.
- Safari 3, Firefox 2, and older Chrome browsers will be removed, as their usage levels have dropped to the point that keeping them in BrowserLab is no longer needed.
Watch this short video on AdobeTV that shows the new features being used to test a site in BrowserLab.
We hope you enjoy BrowserLab, and these new improvements. We'd love to hear from you in the comments.
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Learn how to do research faster, easier and more efficiently!
Search for Articles
Choose Keywords
Choose keywords that represent the important ideas you want the articles to contain. Given the topic the effect of television violence on children, you might choose television, violence and children as your keywords.
For more information, see Developing a Search Strategy.
Combine Keywords Using AND and OR (Boolean Operators) to Refine Your Search
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- If you want all of the keywords to appear in every article, put AND between them in the search box. Example: television AND violence AND children
- To have the database search for articles where either of two terms appears, put OR between the terms in the search box. Example: teenagers OR adolescents
For more information, see Boolean Searching and Truncation.
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- Field-specific searches: the database looks for a keyword in only a specific field, such as author, title, abstract, or publication title. Look for a field drop-down box next to the search box.
- Limiters: additional fields that appear on the search page such as scholarly (or peer-reviewed), date of publication, and article type. For example, you can select the scholarly limiter and the database returns only scholarly articles.
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Boolean Operators
Boolean operators are words (or, and, not) used to connect search terms to expand (or) or narrow (and, not) a search within a database to locate relevant information. Boolean operators are also called logical operators or connectors.
It is helpful to diagram the effects of these operators:
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AN INFLUENTIAL group campaigning for an overhaul at the top of international cycling will be addressed by Travis Tygart, the US Anti-Doping Agency boss behind the downfall of Lance Armstrong, at its first meeting this weekend.
Foundation members of Change Cycling Now are Australian anti-doping expert Doctor Michael Ashenden, who has lost faith in the leaders of the Union Cycliste Internationale, disillusioned major sponsor Jaimie Fuller, the chairman of clothing company Skins, which is suing the UCI, renowned cycling trainer Professor Antoine Vayer and prominent journalists Paul Kimmage and David Walsh.
Recruiting riders who also want change at the top is a priority for Change Cycling Now. The group will champion a restructure of anti-doping controls in cycling so that they are ''independent''.
''The sentiment is that the officials who promote the sport are conflicted when they are also required to police it,'' Ashenden told Fairfax Media before departing for Change Cycling Now's meeting in London.
''It seems to me sports are more interested in avoiding scandal than avoiding doping, although they are reluctant to admit this to be the case. I see no reason to dissolve the UCI. But poor leadership, even in a well-designed system, will still deliver poor outcomes. The current leadership at the UCI must be held accountable and, sadly, it seems to me beyond their capacity to lead effectively.
''I believe that changing leadership, which will eventually drip down and change the environment, is the right direction to follow. I've said for a long time that cycling desperately needs fundamental change and this is an opportunity to contribute constructively to a credible initiative.''
An expert in blood-doping technology and the revolutionary biological passport testing system, Ashenden was a founding member of the UCI's expert panel that reviewed riders' blood profiles for evidence of doping but is now a vocal critic.
In the wake of the Armstrong case - which triggered the doping confession of Australia's most senior road-cycling coach Matt White - Ashenden has also criticised Cycling Australia's management of doping-related matters, arguing the government-funded body is ''part of the problem''.
Fuller, the Europe-based Australian boss of Skins - the compression-wear company that sponsors six national cycling federations and teams - instigated the formation of Change Cycling Now. Skins is claiming damages of $2 million from the UCI over the world governing body's alleged mis-management of Armstrong's doping. ''The creation of Change Cycling Now reflects the frustration and anger that I, and many people directly involved in the sport, feel towards the UCI and their management practices,'' Fuller said. ''I am in no doubt that this group also represents the millions of cycling fans who share the views of those who will be around the table. We will also be exploring ways to ensure that these fans can join with us to send an unequivocal message to the UCI and its officers that the current approach is simply not good enough.''


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ORLANDO - One day after a man caused a bank robbery scare because scammers said they were holding his son hostage, another victim has come forward to Local 6, about how she stopped the scam before it went too far.
"It's scary. He scared me. I was crying," said Jean McVay, who said the scam was so convincing, she thinks someone will eventually become another victim, and she's talking about her experience to warn others.
When McVay's phone rang late one night last week, her heart dropped. The caller said her granddaughter crashed into their motorcycle, they wanted money, and were holding her granddaughter hostage.
"My heart was pumping fast," said McVay as she recounted the horrifying phone call. "I said, 'What's her name? Ask her, 'What is her name.'' 'No ma'am, you don't understand. He's got a gun to her heard. We kidnapped her and we are going to blow her head off unlesss you meet us.'"
McVay can't explain how the caller somehow knew she had just loaned her granddaughter her car that day, but the caller used that information to try to scam her. They wanted her to get cash and meet them at the intersection at East Colonial Drive and Alafaya Trail.
But McVay knew something was wrong.
"I said you know what? Unless you tell me what her name is, I'm going to do one up for you. I'm calling Orange County. I hung up, called 911 and they told me it was a scam, she said.
McVay was able to figure out the scam before it was too late, but a father on Thursday did not.
He asked us to not reveal his identity but in an exclusive interview, he told Local 6 "The phone rings. Somebody told me they had my son hostage, told me they were going to shoot him in the face if I didn't give them money."
A teller thought he was trying to rob a bank when he handed them a note asking for help. The father said he truly thought his son was in danger.
"They said my son's name, and I flipped out the minute they said my son's name," he said.
Deputies said that's what the scammers do -- they fish for information to try to make their scam even more convincing.
McVay thinks the people who tried to scam her are the same ones who tried to the father on Thursday. In both cases, the victims said two men were on the phone, and in both cases, the scam ended up near Alafaya Trail.
Deputies are working to catch the criminals behind this latest series of scams.
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Carrying the negotiations into the new year also puts an imperative on raising the debt ceiling, an issue that was underscored in Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner's letter this week to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. Geithner warned that the nation will hit the debt limit on Dec. 31, although with extraordinary steps, Treasury could manage the country's payments for about two more months before risking default. Practically speaking, this means that if no solution is reached for the cliff—and the debt limit—by late January or early February, the risks could increase for another credit downgrade, an ominous sign for the economy.
Cliff-jumping also would mean that instead of spending the early weeks of January laying out big plans for a second-term agenda, Obama and his staff will be bogged down with negotiations over the myriad issues wrapped up in the cliff, including everything from the tax cuts and across-the-board spending cuts to the alternative minimum tax and the "doc fix," the formula under which physicians receive reimbursement for treating Medicare patients. In the White House's preferred scenario, a deal addressing key elements of the fiscal cliff would have been clinched by the end of this year and that could have been used to tee up negotiations in 2013 over a grand bargain on the budget. Obama has set a goal of reaching a long-term budget deal by the first half of next year and hopes to notch up an agreement as part of his legacy.
Not only will the grand-bargain discussions need to await an eventual resolution of the fiscal cliff, but other items on Obama's second-term agenda risk getting pushed to the back burner, too, including gun control and immigration. The fiscal-cliff saga could slow Obama's efforts to fill out his Cabinet and limit his political bandwidth for fighting for controversial nominees.


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I've just received another batch of court documents regarding the Bethesda v. Interplay court case, where the rights to develop Fallout Online, to distribute Fallout, Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics, or even the future ownership of the whole franchise are at stake (OK, that last bit is rather unlikely, but still).
Among other things, Interplay asserts that "Bethesda has breached its agreements with Interplay by refusing to allow Interplay the right to use the Fallout related intellectual property assets". However, Bethesda lawyers now claim that when Interplay licensed the rights to develop and publish Fallout Online from Bethesda back in 2007, it actually never had the rights to use any elements of the Fallout universe and Fallout games aside from the title Fallout itself. Here's some snippets:
To effectuate the transfer of the Fallout Intellectual Property to Bethesda, Interplay assigned all trademarks and copyrights associated with the Fallout games to Bethesda as part of the APA. Specifically, Interplay transferred to Bethesda the following copyrights and trademarks:
- The Fallout Logo
- Fallout and Fallout 2 Character Art
- Weapon and Item Art
- Cutscene Art
- Interface Art
- Loading Screen Comic Cart
- Loading Screen 3D Art
- "PIP" Boy
- World Bible
- Background Source Materials
- Copyright Registration No. PA-886-144 for Fallout
- Copyright Registration No. PA-931-744 for Fallout 2: a post nuclear role playing game
- Registrations and Applications for FALLOUT in the U.S., Canada, Hong Kong, Malaysia, New Zealand, Thailand, Taiwan, South Africa and the international registration for FALLOUT under the Madrid Protocol.
See Copyright Assignment Ex. A, Schedule of Copyrights; Trademark Assignment Schedule of Trademarks.
In addition, the APA contains the following provisions which unambiguously state that Interplay has relinquished all rights to any Fallout related intellectual property:
- Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as providing the seller [Interplay] with any retained rights, title or other interest of any kind in or to any of the Acquired Assets. Seller recognizes and acknowledges that the Purchased Intellectual Property and all rights therein and all goodwill pertaining thereto solely and exclusively belong to Purchaser [Bethesda] effective automatically upon the Closing and that all uses of the Purchased Intellectual Property shall inure to the benefit of Purchaser.
APA § 5.9 (emphasis added). The APA further states:
- Upon and after the Closing, the Purchaser will be the sole owner of, and will have valid and marketable title to, the Purchased Intellectual Property, and will have the full right to use, license and transfer the Purchased Intellectual Property in the same manner and on the same terms that the Seller had immediately prior to the Closing.
In licensing the FALLOUT mark as part of the TLA, the parties expressly agreed: "Any and all rights not explicitly granted to Interplay hereunder are reserved by Bethesda." TLA § 2.6.
Bethesda acquired all rights to and interests in any and all Fallout related intellectual property and reserved all of those rights except for the one license in the TLA."
The only license back agreement contained in the APA is attached at Exhibit B-1, and is called the "Trademark License Agreement," or the TLA. Bethesda, through the TLA, granted to Interplay, subject to certain conditions,4 an exclusive, non-transferable license and right to use one single asset – the FALLOUT trademark – in connection with a massively multiplayer online game ("MMOG"). See TLA § 2.1; TLA Recital A; TLA Schedule of Marks. There is no other license back to Interplay of any Fallout related intellectual property in the APA.5 Indeed, Bethesda and Interplay agreed that "[a]ny and all rights not explicitly granted to Interplay hereunder are reserved by Bethesda." TLA § 2.6."
Bethesda concludes that:
The breach of contract claims asserted by Interplay (...) fail because Bethesda is not obligated or under any legal duty to allow Interplay to utilize the panoply of Fallout assets in connection with an MMOG. Interplay transferred its right, title and interest in and to all Fallout Intellectual Property to Bethesda for $5.75 million. This included, among other rights and properties, all characters, story lines, weapons, art and other game related assets as well as the copyright and trademark registrations that protect same. (...) In the APA, Interplay further represented and warranted that any and all Fallout game assets that it owned were being transferred to Bethesda. (...) The APA contained one single-license back agreement – the TLA. The TLA plainly and unambiguously concerns one single mark – FALLOUT.
Despite the clarity of both the APA and the TLA, Interplay has in recent months promoted its purported MMOG project by repeatedly using numerous Fallout related trademarks and copyright protected elements that it has no proper right to use under either the APA or TLA. (...) Interplay's use of Bethesda's Fallout intellectual property such as characters, weapons, and story lines was not a "benefit of its bargain" as Interplay claims. The only bargain Interplay made for a MMOG was the conditional right to use the FALLOUT trademark."
In another court filing, Bethesda demands that Interplay release the contents of its internal wiki containing Fallout Online design documents as court evidence for discovery purposes. Interplay objects to that, saying that it "has objected to copying of the trade secret document, but has several times offered Plaintiff and its attorneys an opportunity to inspect it. Plaintiff declined the invitation."
Also, Interplay recently filed their 10-Q SEC filing. The company is running at an operating loss of $205,000 over the 3 months ending on 30 September 2010. Here's a snippet:
On September 8, 2009 Bethesda Softworks LLC filed a Complaint for Declaratory Judgment, Preliminary Injunction and Other Relief against the Company in the United States District Court for the District of Maryland. Bethesda seeks to terminate the rights Interplay holds to sell and develop certain FALLOUT(r)-branded video games, including an MMOG. Interplay disputes all claims raised by Bethesda and has answered the lawsuit and asserted Counter-Claims, including claims for Breach of Contract, Rescission, Accounting and Declaratory Relief seeking an award of damages and other relief. Interplay also seeks a declaration from the Court that it has not infringed upon the FALLOUT(R) mark and that it has satisfied the terms of the Trademark Licensing Agreement related to Interplay's production of a FALLOUT(R) massively-multiplayer online game. The Court denied Bethesda's Motion for Preliminary Injunction on December 10, 2009. Interplay will continue to defend its rights and pursue its Counter-Claims against Bethesda."
Additionally, Interplay won a lawsuit, but not this one.
Update: Jas Purewal of Gamer/Law comments on the case:
I can see the commercial benefits of what Interplay is trying to do (if in fact I'm right on the above): get the game as far developed as possible, both as a bargaining chip with Bethesda in any negotiations and because, if Interplay wins, it already has a game ready to go. On top of that, the Interplay Fallout MMO is now probably regarded by fans, gamers and the games industry as the Fallout MMO regardless of this lawsuit - so Interplay has won the PR contest there. So it seems like a smart move in those respects...if it wasn't for the legal risk that it could all be taken away from them.
That said, it's worth remembering that ultimately all of this remains to be tested in the litigation, so the ownership and the future of the Fallout IP is still undecided.
It also means I've stopped making any predictions about what or may not happen in this case - I'll write another update when there's another turn in this roller coaster..."


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A court in Hague, the Netherlands, last week ordered to seize shipments of the PlayStation 3 game console from Sony Corp. after the latter lost a preliminary injunction in a legal dispute with LG Electronics. The ban is temporary and will last ten days, but after that LG may appeal and prolong it.
LG Electronics and Sony have a number of ongoing legal actions against each other. LG accuses Sony of infringing its patens regarding Blu-ray disc playback on Sony PS3, whereas Sony is attempting to stop sales of LG's cell phones in the U.S. As a part of the ongoing battle, European customs officers have been ordered to seize shipments of PlayStation 3 consoles after LG won a preliminary injunction against Sony, reports the Guardian.
Tens of thousands of PlayStation 3 consoles were seized by customs officers last week in the Netherlands for ten days. Sony has the right to appeal the decision. LG has the right to apply to the same patents office to get the ten-day import ban extended. Besides, the company could apply for a court order to get the consoles destroyed, but the court would hardly make such a ruling.
If Sony is found guilty of infringing LG's patents, it could be forced to compensate the damages to Sony, which will mean spending of hundreds of millions of dollars. It is unclear what happens if LG is found guilty of infringing Sony's patents.
"We are currently looking into this matter, and cannot make any comments at this point in time," a Sony spokesman reportedly said. LG declined to comment, although sources close to the company confirmed the current legal position.


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For some reason every time I make pancakes I end up singing that Jack Johnson song in my head! Sleeping in isn't an option with an 18 month old, even on the weekend, but making banana pancakes is! I'm visiting Denver this week and watching my nephew and son and boy have they kept me busy! They're both actually napping at the same time right now, so that means a new recipe for you! These pancakes will be a fun special treat for them this Easter weekend.
When my husband and I were dating in college (we're actually high school sweethearts believe it or not), we'd spend every Saturday morning together. He'd drive over to my apartment early and we'd make chocolate chip banana pancakes for breakfast. Then we'd sit out in my living room on our tattered couch from the 70's (usually with my roommate!) drink our coffee, and eat our pancakes while watching the travel channel. Wishing we could be on traveling through Europe instead of knee deep in text books.
The tradition continued after we got married and moved in together, but after going grain-free, pancakes disappeared from our household. I had tried a few versions of almond flour pancakes I'd seen on some of my favorite blogs and even tried my hand at an original recipe, but they never stood up to the old pancakes we knew. We both just decided it wasn't worth it.
Now that I've been experimenting with combining different grain-free flours (usually almond and coconut in my case) I finally have a pancake recipe I'm confident in sharing with you. Mind you, nothing grain-free will ever have the exact consistency of an all purpose flour food, but these are so good we don't care. I was never happy with how soggy the almond flour pancakes got and the coconut flour ones were just too eggy. This is the perfect combo for me. The almond flour seems to add the texture and substance of a grain while the coconut flour helps to soak up the extra fat and liquid the almond flour tended to produce, making them a little more spongy than soggy.
I love slightly thinner pancakes that have a little crunch on the outside and are fluffy and moist on the inside. This has been a surprisingly hard task to accomplish and has provided many failed attempts! As easy as gluten-filled pancakes are to make, gluten-free (and even worse grain-free) pancakes seem to be an art. But I am finally happy with this recipe and it has passed the test of all of my taste testers as well!
Chocolate chips and bananas are a treat for us. We usually eat these plain or with blueberries for a slightly healthier breakfast. Because these ones are already so sweet, they need very little honey or syrup drizzled on them.


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A group of campaigners who pride themselves on being "non party political" will have to reprint their election leaflets because they could have broken the law.
Barnet Alliance for Public Services (BAPS) issued leaflets condemning Barnet's Conservative Party, informing readers that May 22 is "your chance to VOTE THEM OUT!"
At the bottom of the leaflet it states BAPS published the material, but fails to mention the printer and promoter, which is a requirement by law. Leaflets must carry this information as of today when the local election process officially starts.
Barbara Jacobson, a representative of the group, was informed of the error by the Times Series and BAPS is now making changes to the leaflet.
She said: "It's good you got to us in time. We're taking steps to correct them."
The Times Series also questioned the group about claiming to be non-party political when its leaflet carries statements such as "Simple as ABC: Anyone But Conservative".
Ms Jacobson said: "We're not aligned to any political party. Our view is that the policies that have been promoted by the current cabinet, we think there should be a change. But we don't tell people who to vote for.
"We have a view that our policies indicate that a Conservative cabinet does not suit the needs and desires of the residents of this borough."
The group has campaigned against various Conservative policies including its One Barnet scheme to outsource public services to private companies.
Tirza Waisel, who is also a representative of BAPS, said: "We're not telling anyone who to vote for. It just gives information about the performance about the current council, and it just so happens to be a Conservative council.
"Our conclusion is one, but other people may get to other conclusions. As a community campaign, our role is to inform residents to what is happening in the borough.
"We can't demand anything from anyone, we're a community campaign. It's a clear recommendation, we want the Tories out there's no doubt about it because of the damage they've been causing the borough. But people can vote for Green, for Labour, for Lib Dems; they can make up their own minds.
"People are wise enough to make up their own minds."
The Times Series is waiting for a comment from Barnet Borough Council's Conservative Party.


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Kolkata, Oct 3 (IANS) Three months after the Calcutta High Court struck down a law levying tax on entry of certain goods into West Bengal, tax lawyers Thursday objected to the "illegal realisation" of the now void tax and "threats of coercive measures" being issued by the state legal department to dealers.
Even though the law is no longer effective, members of the West Bengal Taxation Tribunal Bar Association (WBTTBA) claim the commercial tax directorate takes coercive action against different dealers for collection of entry tax.
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"How can some one pay a tax under a law that has been struck down? The tax is not payable by dealers. Moreover, we have received reports from dealers that they have been threatened by the department. No formal notice was issued but warnings of coercive measures have been repeatedly forwarded to them," said Sumit Chakrabarty, president of the association.
The Calcutta High Court in June this year had declared the West Bengal Tax on Entry of Goods into Local Areas, Act, 2012 as unconstitutional.
It was passed last year by the Mamata Banerjee government claiming it was aimed at facilitating trade and industry by creating infrastructure like roads, bridges and cold storage chains.
A number of companies had filed a writ petition before the high court last November challenging the act's constitutional validity.
According to the association secretary, Asish Gupta, assessment notices are also being sent out, which goes against the order of the high court. Several entrepreneurs have had to regularly pay the tax due to this.
"Entry tax assessments are being issued on dealers. If the act has been declared dead by the court, then it means the department is ignoring its order," said Gupta.
Some clients are going to court for clarification regarding the tax, said the lawyers.
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ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Fla. – The Saint Leo men's tennis team (14-10) nearly upset the No.9-ranked Rollins College Tars in the third place match of the Sunshine State Conference Tournament, but fell just short as they dropped a 5-3 decision, Saturday evening from the Sanlando Tennis Complex.
The Lions used an upset in doubles to collect one point, but could not reach the necessary five points as Rollins collected three wins on the singles side to clinch the match.
In doubles, the No.24-ranked Saint Leo tandem of Matt Nicholson-Lewis and Victor Lozier continued to play outstanding tennis as they upset the No.14-ranked duo of Jeff Morris and Arturo Baravalle, 8-3.
The Lions nearly stole a point from the Tars at the No.3 slot as Pablo Chavez and Tom Gleeson were narrowly edged, 9-7, by Sebastian Hafner and David Yawalkar.
Entering singles down 2-1, the Lions began to chip away at the Rollins advantage, despite dropping the top flight decision.
Aloua Adjenak added the Lions' second tally as he blew past Hafner at the No.3 position 6-3, 6-4.
Lozier briefly tied the match for Saint Leo and he dumped the 37-ranked player in Division II, Baravalle, 7-5, 6-2.
Unfortunately, the Tars maintained their composure and won two hard-fought matches at No.4 and No.6. Chavez fell at No.4, 7-5, 6-3 while Chris Herbert squeaked past Morales 6-4, 6-3.
At the conclusion of the match, the Lions No.5 slotted player, Tom Gleeson, was up in the third set over Jason Alabastor.
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This is the second time that Sokach has won the award this season, and once again it was well-deserved. The junior tied a career high with 15 saves without allowing a goal through regulation and two overtimes of a 0-0 tie with Yale. The game then went to penalties, and Sokach stopped the Bulldogs' first three attempts before allowing a goal on the fourth attempt. On the fifth attempt, with Yale hoping to extend the penalties, Sokach was called for a trip on the Yale attacker, who was given a penalty stroke. Sokach then saved the stroke to give Penn the victory.
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NOTRE DAME, Ind. – The Saint Leo women's cross country team made their first ever outing at the National Catholic Championships count, finishing in the top half of a 26 team field with a notable 10th place finish on Friday afternoon.
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ASUS' N82Jv: Jack-Of-All-Tradesby Jarred Walton on 9/11/2010 11:10 PM EST
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Hrel - Sunday, September 12, 2010 - linkGPU = DX10. Simply foolish to buy that as we near 2011
Screen resolution = 1366x768. Seriously?! When will they learn?
Just a personal thing, but I'd prefer a 15" laptop just cause I want a numpad.
Asus if you're reading this:
Screen resolution of 1600x900 or greater. (Preferably a contrast ratio of 500:1 or higher)
Battery size of 60Wh or greater. (Preferably 84Wh)
GPU = Nvidia DX11 with similar performance to the AMD HD5650.
CPU = Intel dual core w/ HT @2Ghz or greater with 3MB L3 cache or greater.
HDD = 7200rpm 320GB or greater. (500GB Seagate MomentusXT hyrbrid drive would be best.)
Don't price it over $1000. Go over to cyberpower.com, they build a similar system to this on a Compal whitebox for under 1K. Reply
Hrel - Sunday, September 12, 2010 - linkyou know, even if they stuck with the "standard" quality screen but upped the resolution I'd be happy. Just offer an upgrade to a better screen for 100 bucks or so. The batter can't give though, anything under 60Wh is ridiculous. Reply
Hrel - Sunday, September 12, 2010 - linkJust to clarify the GPU choice, I'm totally ok running games at 1280x720 on my laptop. High end all "eye candy" on gaming is what my desktop is for. That doesn't mean it's ok to make the screen low resolution. 1600x900 or higher or I won't even look at it. Reply
JarredWalton - Sunday, September 12, 2010 - linkYeah, but you can't do 1600x900 gaming I think is the rationale. Or something. I got this laptop a couple weeks back, before the DX11 400M announcement, which arguably steals some of the thunder as well. I just really hope the inevitable update can give us the bigger battery, better screen, and at least a 435M. That would be a very sweet laptop, and it shouldn't be hard to take the N82Jv and make those tweaks in less than a month. Sell off the low-end screen in other models and make a nice "N82 Pro". Reply
kmmatney - Sunday, September 12, 2010 - linkThe 16:9 display was the worst thing to ever happen to laptops... Reply
beginner99 - Sunday, September 12, 2010 - linkthis.
16:9 is bascially only useful for games and movies. for browsing or office work it's a pain in the ass. even 16:10 can be annoying for that. Reply
teohhanhui - Wednesday, September 15, 2010 - linkI find 16:10 to be perfect for side-by-side comparison or just for viewing 2 pages of a document at a time. Reply
FH123 - Sunday, September 12, 2010 - linkScreen resolution = 1366x768. Seriously?! When will they learn?
This comment scares me. Am I the only one who doesn't value resolution highly? I've used Windows 7 and still found plenty of software not fully optimised for high DPI, so I'd rather stick to the above resolution. I'd simply want a good display in that resolution.
I am the owner of a Thinkpad T410s with a 1440x900 display. Better, right? At least still 16:10? Wrong! Contrast ratio 95:1, black-level 2.9 cd/m2. I've no doubt the Asus' screen is crap, like Jarred says, but there's worse to be found in the high-end business segment. Basically I think I'd kill for the Asus' screen at twice the contrast and 1/3 the black-level! Reply
synaesthetic - Sunday, September 12, 2010 - linkWindows 7 is designed for a minimum vertical pixel count of 768, so really, 1366x768 should only be present on laptops in the sub-13" size category.
This is how I see it...
There's just no point in robbing yourself of more vertical pixels. And fix the "standard netbook resolution" of 1024x600 to actually be 16:10 instead of 16:9.4 or whatever it actually is.
1366x768 is a stupid resolution and deserves to go away.
10": 1024x640
11-12": 1280x800
13-14": 1600x900
15": 1600x900 or 1920x1200
16" and up: 1920x1200
Accept no substitutes. Reply
synaesthetic - Sunday, September 12, 2010 - linkCorrection: 15" should be 1680x1050 or 1920x1200 depending on preference. 1600x900 is the only good 16:9 resolution IMO, and it's pretty much perfect on a 14" panel. Reply
FH123 - Sunday, September 12, 2010 - linkGood grief, how do you come up with those numbers? Show some consideration for people with different (yes, probably worse) eyes than yours. My preference is for 1024x768 at 14". My gripe is that the choice has gone away. My next choice would be 1280x800. Even that wasn't available in the low-weight, premium machine I bought. My ultimate choice would be something close to (laser) printed quality, e.g. 300 dpi upwards, and all the scaling problems solved by the OS. In the meantime, while we're at the resolutions you mention, I inevitably end up using some form of anti-aliasing, e.g. ClearType. That doesn't exactly make things better at the sort of awkward neither here (traditional screen < 100) nor there (traditional printer > 300) DPI we have at the moment. Reply
seanleeforever - Monday, September 13, 2010 - linkas a owner of both the BEST notebook screen in business, i think i know what i am talking about:
screen resolution has absolutely NOTHING to do with screen quality, period. you guys are simply drinking Kool-Aid that notebook company tend to sell you. a higher resolution screen doesn't make it better than lower resolution screen, just as a 17 inch notebook is not better than 12 inch notebook (except it is larger).
the technology used in the panel is what decides screen quality. i have HP dream color 2 on my elitebook and outdoor screen on my x201 tablet. both uses 10 bit IPS screen that delivers superb image with NO color distortion at any angel, both are 300~400 dollar option on the top of the SAME RESOLUTION screen.
a good screen cost A lot of money, much higher than simply put more pixel on the screen. that's why notebook manufacturers try to fool you.
simply put, i will love to a 1200*800 ips than blue LED TN screen of any resolution. Reply
Roland00 - Sunday, September 12, 2010 - linkYou don't need direct x 11 with a laptop. Any game that you would want direct x 11 you would want a card that is faster than a 9800gt (aka 5750 or GTS 450 desktop parts) or else the card would be too slow to perform an acceptable frame rate with direct x 11 effects added on. Now in theory a game could be "completely" direct x 11 where you wouldn't have a direct x 9 or direct x 10 mode but this won't happen for games are developed for consoles and are developed for pc marketshare and too few people have direct x 11 cards thus their will be a direct x 9 and/or direct x 10 code path.
That said the upcoming 400 series nvidia cards are looking to be faster than this card for they have a higher amount of shaders (the 420m, 430m, and 435m will all have 96 shaders, the difference between each model is the core clock and the shader clock, they have identical memory bandwidth). Whether this will provide an insignificant boost slightly different architecture, and/or memory bandwidth is anybody guess but I wouldn't be surprised to see at least a 20% performance boost for they have 25% more shader hardware, and all even the 420m has higher clocks than the 335m. (and the 435m is 30% faster on the core and shader clock compared to the 420m).
Get the 400 series not because of direct x11 but because it will be a faster card, and battery life isn't a big deal due to optimus. Reply
Voldenuit - Sunday, September 12, 2010 - linkWhat use is a low-end DX11 GPU? Even midrange desktop DX11 GPUs struggle with DX11 games, so they are doubly useless on a laptop.
A DX10 GPU can do most anything a DX11 one can.
DirectCompute? Check.
CUDA? Check.
OpenCL? Check.
PhysX? Check (not that you'd want to turn on Physx on a laptop, unless you were a masochist).
If you're building a high end (or even midrange) desktop, DX11 is the clear choice, but on the mobile front, it's hardly essential.
I do agree that with the shoddy battery, lousy screen and mediocre keyboard, there isn't much to entice me with the ASUS in any case. Reply
Aaluran - Sunday, September 12, 2010 - linkI couldn't possibly agree more with this article. The LCD is an annoyance, but one I can live with, but that battery is laughable compared to the 84Wh one. This laptop is perfect as a second computer, but 47Wh is simply unaccpetable. Reply
strikeback03 - Monday, September 13, 2010 - linkThat is one point I disagree on, IMO 3-4 hrs is good enough for a lot of mainstream users. Make a larger one available (as part of the purchase) for those who want it, but I find the LCD far more a problem than the battery. Reply
blackrook - Sunday, September 12, 2010 - linkThe last two pages of this article just scream "HP Envy 14 with radiance screen!" to me. It's a huge shame Anandtech doesn't appear to have one on hand. I was surprised it was never mentioned. This is a laptop with:
-magnesium/aluminum chassis
-switchable 5650 graphics (albeit underclocked and not Optimus)
-sensational screen
-acceptable battery capacity (59Wh?)
And it seems to be making waves. The Envy 14 upon initial release originally came standard with the radiance screen at $1099, until demand seemed to outpace supply. It became $999 with a standard brightview screen, radiance being as a $200 option. Since then the radiance screen has ballooned to a $300 premium. That's how much perceived value a quality screen is worth to consumers, and it stuns me why more manufacturers haven't tried to go the same route HP has with the Envy 14.
Just some food for thought. Reply
The Crying Man - Sunday, September 12, 2010 - linkJarred mentioned that an Envy 14 was on it's way some weeks ago. Hopefully it's in the process of being reviewed now. Reply
JarredWalton - Sunday, September 12, 2010 - linkIt still hasn't arrived... it seems HP can be like that. Plus, the current Envy 14 is now what, 6 months old? It's about due for an update. Reply
blackrook - Sunday, September 12, 2010 - linkIt released in late June, and first day buyers started receiving them early July. So that'd make it around two and a half months old.
So HP was supposed to send over a review unit and it never arrived? :S
*shakes head* Reply
JarredWalton - Sunday, September 12, 2010 - linkI guess I *heard* about the Envy 14 (or the old Envy?) six months back. Here's hoping it will still arrive soon.... Reply
Roland00 - Sunday, September 12, 2010 - link4 months is a life time in the computer world though. Almost every series gets a refresh every quarter.
Now the old envy were 13 inch and 15 inch. They were released during Oct 09 to coincide with the windows 7 launch. While I praise HP vision they didn't really sell well in stores due to the fact they were expensive (starting at 2000+ at the time), had no optical drive (which I see as a benefit but some customers couldn't understand) and the 15 inch cold get very hot. The 13 inch was designed to be fast enough with a culv or lv processor and 4330 video card and up to 14 to 18 hours of battery life (depending on configuration, measured in mobilemark, a bad test I know.) How it obtain this battery life is it had a standard 4 cell battery but it also had a detachable 6 cell battery that was the entire width and length of the laptop so if you attached the battery it is just like the laptop got thicker. The envy 15 inch had the same philosophy with the battery but it instead packed a quad core, a 1080p screen, either a 4830 or 5830 (depending on refresh), and up to 16gbs of memory. On paper, the first envys were trying to be a windows macbook pro that were either trying to be faster (competing against 15 or 17inch) or had better battery life (competing against 13 inch and macbook air).
Now I been more impressed with the 14.5 inch and the 17 inch for while they may be bigger and heavier due to the optical drive, they are trying to be more "balanced" via having more moderate price options available at the start. Reply
blackrook - Monday, September 13, 2010 - linkHow does it all work? Do they send products to you spontaneously, or is it agreed upon by both you guys and the companies?
I'm intrigued with what you guys would think of it...even though I already bought it. Almost like a reassurance that I've made a solid decision, heh.
Fingers crossed. Reply
JarredWalton - Monday, September 13, 2010 - linkEither they contact us or we contact them, trying to get products for review. Some companies are more than happy to send products out (i.e. ASUS) while others seem to sample few if any products. Reply
mrmbmh - Sunday, September 12, 2010 - linkHi,very nice article! thx Jarred!
There are some popular notebooks you've not reviewed yet..... like U45jc Asus and HP dm4 (light-weight 14"s)
Can you review them or at least join them into LCD comparison benchmark?
Thanks.... : ) Reply
zoxo - Monday, September 13, 2010 - linkYou can be assured that the LCDs are utter crap on those too. The Envy from hp seems to be a step up, but it doesn't have matte option. What a shame! Reply
Akv - Sunday, September 12, 2010 - linkThe proportion of gamers in the comments of reviews websites is almost 100%, but that is not the proportion of users, who might for example prefer a reduction of price in exchange for graphics just sufficient for productivity and video. Or the same price with an increase of storage, of silence instead of gaming, etc.
The divergence between users when it comes to laptop is even stronger, so much so that I would not be surprised if the proportion of users who want gaming on a laptop was insignificant, although still of course quasi 100% of reviews websites comments.
I regret that, on this website as many others, the heat and noise are not even evoked, whereas it seems to me the main element of the build quality for a laptop.
I was interested by the expertise on LCD quality. If I have to pay for a laptop I really want to display photos correctly, and to be able to read comfortably. I would be ready to accept less horsepower in exchange for better display. I would not even refuse an atom netbook with a perfect matte screen. Reply
seanleeforever - Monday, September 13, 2010 - linkthat, my friend, is a good comment.
i too overly frustrated with all the gamer's comments with cares nothing except GPU and CPU. there is much more to a laptop than play games. (besides, you shouldn't play games on notebook anyway)
if the image is the key, consider the following as rule of thumb.
best :IPS/AFFS+ screen, they are the best (lenovo X201 Tablet, HP dream color)
second to the best: MVA screen in Fujitsu T5010
distant third is 8-bit TN panels w/ RGBLED backlight (Alienware and Dell Precision M6500)
distant forth is 6-bit TN panels w/ RGBLED (Dell M4500, sXPS16, Lenovo T/W510, W701/ds, Apple MBP (15-17"))
you would also need to consider the heat, noise, fan position, key layouts, which is something anand will never cover in detail because it doesn't sounds as cool as GT335M. Reply
JarredWalton - Monday, September 13, 2010 - linkIt's not a case of it "sounding as cool"; there just isn't much to say that's noteworthy. If the laptop is particularly loud and/or hot, we'll make a note of it, but the N82Jv is basically "average" (or perhaps even below average) in these areas. That comes form the components, with the HD 5650 and GT 335M built to hit specific TDPs so they can fit in laptops. If you're not doing anything taxing, the N82Jv runs cool enough that there's no worry. At load, fan speeds ramp up and it gets warmer.
Vivek and Dustin don't have the necessary tools for testing power/temp/noise, so I haven't been focusing on those in order to keep the reviews consistent. But since you asked, the N82Jv runs at around 70-80F temperatures (give or take) idle, and bumps up 5-10F under load. The keyboard and palm rest tends to be a bit cooler than the bottom, though certain areas get hotter than others, naturally. The hottest spot I found under load was on the bottom under where the GPU sits, and it was 105F.
Noise levels are basically at the limit of my SPL meter at idle (30dB), but under load it can get noisier. I measured 39 dB(A) at a distance of about 12". So as a whole, this is good and certainly nothing I would consider problematic. I'm far more concerned with the plastic chassis and low quality LCD on the N82 than I am with the heat/noise. Reply
The Crying Man - Monday, September 13, 2010 - linkYou guys could all use HWMonitor or GPU-Z at least to give us an idea of temps at idle or load. Reply
JarredWalton - Monday, September 13, 2010 - linkSee page two... added the HWMonitor screenshot and some commentary (similar to the above). Reply
The Crying Man - Monday, September 13, 2010 - linkReally? Why shouldn't people play games on notebooks? I've been doing it for over 8 years without problems. Reply
seanleeforever - Monday, September 13, 2010 - linkgaming on a laptop is full of compromises. you never get a powerful enough CPU/GPU without paying penalty of weight/battery life/heat/noise/price. and two years later, you laptop is out of date and you have NO ABILITY to upgrade it.
i am no stranger to notebook gaming. i had that very goal when i entered college (which was many, many years ago). i bought the most powerful notebook with best graphic card available. the system cost over 2k with coupons (which was VERY expensive, i might add). it was high price/heavy weight (5.2 lbs)/heats up like crazy, and poor battery life. it was out of date by the 3rd year in college and barely run any new games with decent settings.
Then, i bought another one (T61P) when it came out, again, the best graphic card in business and expensive like hell. it run games great in that year, but now cannot even run SC2 with medium settings.
the inability to upgrade is really what kills it. when you buy notebooks, you are paying more than Ram/HDD/CPU/GPU. you are paying the whole package. buying a gaming laptop means once the CPU/GPU is out of date, you gonna have to throw the whole thing out, no matter how great the monitor you have, no matter how good the keyboard is, no matter how awesome the system was designed. Notebook manufacture knows about it. they cheapens the design in other areas because they know you gonna move to new gears once Intel/AMD/Nv's new chip is out. long term reliably is no longer a concern (HP, i am looking at you). long term engineering test is complete out of the window because all it matters is to ship the units with the newest chip (the ENTIRE NV lineup were overheating, any body?)
i really love the way desktop works. i can dump a lot of money on a good monitor, keyboard, mouse, cage, audio, and knowing those parts are staying with me no matter i upgrade my system to i7 or i70.
the only thing that keep pushing for new notebooks are games. i can hardly find any reason to dump my T61P besides gaming performance. the new i7 cores are also extremely good (i only have i7 620lm, but it runs 1080 video, VHDL simulation, and matlab code without a problem). so this time around i dumped money into a well designed, ultra portable tablet with one of the best screen in business that i know i will use for the next 5 years. meanwhile i can built myself a gaming machine if i wanted for 30% of the cost.
believe or not, a lot of people buying notebook not for gaming. i know anand has received a lot of computers in the past, why not create a lab to test
1: sound quality? fan noise?
2: screen quality? (like, take picture from all angels and compare it to others), screen reflection. out door view experience.
3: actual portability. when you travel (the reason for thin and light notebook), you want to work on the go. does the position of the fan make it easily blocked when playing on your lap or other soft surfaces? does it make machine overheat? effect on fan noise?
4. ease to use, such as how accessible is to the HDD and RAM? how difficult it is to do a full on re-store to factory setting? how about drivers support if your HDD is broken and you do not have a DVD shipped with system? how easy to make back on your person files using the provided tool? and how about notebook specific functions (like, if you have thinkpad, you have thinkvantage software that actually does some nice things such as check your system health, check your drivers and install them automatically).
my whole point is that there is SO MUCH MORE to tell other than your new notebook can run crysis and last 5 hours. in fact, gaming performance is maybe what i care the least because as soon as i see the GPU and CPU, i have a good feeling of what this can and cannot do. the Toshiba one is nicely done to point out the crapware that came pre loaded. Reply


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>Racing>Goal of a sub-30 minute 5K
Roads were made for journeys...
Just Happy to Run
Former runner
Champions are made when no one is watching
50 halfs by age 50
Ok, I'm not ashamed to admit it. I've been running for about 3 years now and have yet to break 30 minutes in the 5K. I'd like to, though. Surely there are others out there who are also working on this noble goal. It's not sub-16, it's not sub-17, sub-19, or even sub-20. Aspiring sub-30 5K runners come out of hiding!
I've been blessed with a combination of natural slowness and a tendency to get injured on relatively low mileage. But I'm tired of only seeing these racing threads for runners who are so much faster than I am. Back-o-the-packers, come out and join me in my quest!
I didn't run in high school. No, wait. I did. For three weeks. And I got injured. So my current 5K PR happened about a year ago, when I was 35.
I'm ready to do better than that.
*Mel* // "A lot of people run a race to see who's the fastest. I run to see who has the most guts." - Steve Prefontaine
I am okay with being in the back of the pack most days, but I wouldn't mind being at the front of the back.


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Acetaminophen suppositoriesPronunciation
Generic Name: acetaminophen (a-SEET-a-MIN-oh-fen)
Brand Name: Examples include Mapap and Tylenol
Acetaminophen suppositories are used for:
Treating minor aches and pains due to headache, muscle aches, backache, arthritis, the common cold, the flu, toothache, menstrual cramps, and immunizations, and for temporarily reducing fever.
Acetaminophen suppositories are an analgesic and antipyretic (lowers fever). It works by lowering a chemical in the brain that stimulates pain nerves and the heat-regulating center in the brain.
Do NOT use acetaminophen suppositories if:
- you are allergic to any ingredient in acetaminophen suppositories
Contact your doctor or health care provider right away if any of these apply to you.
Before using acetaminophen suppositories:
Some medical conditions may interact with acetaminophen suppositories. Tell your doctor or pharmacist if you have any medical conditions, especially if any of the following apply to you:
- if you are pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or are breast-feeding
- if you are taking any prescription or nonprescription medicine, herbal preparation, or dietary supplement
- if you have allergies to medicines, foods, or other substances
- if you have a history of alcohol abuse or you drink more than 3 alcohol-containing drinks every day
- if you have liver or kidney problems
Some MEDICINES MAY INTERACT with acetaminophen suppositories. Tell your health care provider if you are taking any other medicines, especially any of the following:
- Isoniazid because the risk of liver problems may be increased
- Anticoagulants (eg, warfarin) because the risk of their side effects, including bleeding, may be increased by acetaminophen suppositories
This may not be a complete list of all interactions that may occur. Ask your health care provider if acetaminophen suppositories may interact with other medicines that you take. Check with your health care provider before you start, stop, or change the dose of any medicine.
How to use acetaminophen suppositories:
Use acetaminophen suppositories as directed by your doctor. Check the label on the medicine for exact dosing instructions.
- Wash your hands before and after using acetaminophen suppositories. If the suppository is too soft to use, put it in the refrigerator for about 15 minutes. You may also run cold water over it. Remove the wrapper. Moisten the suppository with cool water. Lie down on your side. Insert the pointed end of the suppository into the rectum. Use your finger to push it in completely.
- If you miss a dose of acetaminophen suppositories and you are using it regularly, use it as soon as possible. If several hours have passed or if it is nearing time for the next dose, do not double the dose to catch up, unless advised by your health care provider. Do not use 2 doses at once.
Ask your health care provider any questions you may have about how to use acetaminophen suppositories.
Important safety information:
- Acetaminophen suppositories has acetaminophen in it. Before you start any new medicine, check the label to see if it has acetaminophen in it too. If it does or if you are not sure, check with your doctor or pharmacist.
- Acetaminophen suppositories may harm your liver. Your risk may be greater if you drink alcohol while you are using acetaminophen suppositories. Talk to your doctor before you take acetaminophen suppositories or other fever reducers if you drink more than 3 drinks with alcohol per day.
- A very bad skin reaction (Stevens-Johnson syndrome/toxic epidermal necrolysis) may happen. It can cause very bad health problems that may not go away and sometimes death. Get medical help right away if you have signs like red, swollen, blistered, or peeling skin (with or without fever); red or irritated eyes; or sores in your mouth, throat, nose, or eyes.
- Severe or persistent sore throat or sore throat accompanied by high fever, headache, nausea, and vomiting may be serious. Consult a doctor promptly. Do not use for more than 2 days or give to CHILDREN younger than 3 years old unless directed by a doctor.
- Acetaminophen suppositories may cause the results of some in-home test kits for blood cholesterol to be wrong. Check with your doctor or pharmacist if you are taking acetaminophen suppositories and need to check your blood cholesterol at home.
- Do NOT use more than the dose recommended by your doctor or on the package labeling. If you use more of acetaminophen suppositories than recommended, the risk of severe liver damage may be increased. Check with your doctor or pharmacist if you are not sure how much of acetaminophen suppositories may be used.
- For pain and fever in CHILDREN: Stop use and ask a doctor if fever gets worse or lasts more than 3 days, pain gets worse or lasts more than 5 days, or redness or swelling is present or any new symptoms appear.
- For pain and fever in ADULTS: Stop use of acetaminophen suppositories and ask your doctor if pain gets worse or lasts more than 10 days, fever gets worse or lasts more than 3 days, new symptoms occur, or redness or swelling is present.
- PREGNANCY and BREAST-FEEDING: If you think you may be pregnant, contact your doctor. You will need to discuss the benefits and risks of using acetaminophen suppositories while you are pregnant. Acetaminophen suppositories are found in breast milk. If you are or will be breast-feeding while you use acetaminophen suppositories, check with your doctor. Discuss any possible risks to your baby.
Possible side effects of acetaminophen suppositories:
All medicines may cause side effects, but many people have no, or minor, side effects. When used in small doses, no COMMON side effects have been reported with this product. Seek medical attention right away if any of these SEVERE side effects occur:
Severe allergic reactions (rash; hives; itching; difficulty breathing; tightness in the chest; swelling of the mouth, face, lips, or tongue); dark urine or pale stools; stomach pain; unusual fatigue; yellowing of the skin or eyes.
This is not a complete list of all side effects that may occur. If you have questions about side effects, contact your health care provider. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. To report side effects to the appropriate agency, please read the Guide to Reporting Problems to FDA.
If OVERDOSE is suspected:
Contact 1-800-222-1222 (the American Association of Poison Control Centers), your local poison control center, or emergency room immediately. Symptoms may include dark urine; excessive sweating, extreme fatigue; nausea and vomiting; stomach pain.Proper storage of acetaminophen suppositories:
Store acetaminophen suppositories at room temperature, between 35 and 80 degrees F (2 and 27 degrees C). Store away from heat, moisture, and light. Do not store in the bathroom. Keep acetaminophen suppositories out of the reach of children and away from pets.
General information:
- If you have any questions about acetaminophen suppositories, please talk with your doctor, pharmacist, or other health care provider.
- Acetaminophen suppositories are to be used only by the patient for whom it is prescribed. Do not share it with other people.
- If your symptoms do not improve or if they become worse, check with your doctor.
- Check with your pharmacist about how to dispose of unused medicine.
This information should not be used to decide whether or not to take acetaminophen suppositories or any other medicine. Only your health care provider has the knowledge and training to decide which medicines are right for you. This information does not endorse any medicine as safe, effective, or approved for treating any patient or health condition. This is only a brief summary of general information about acetaminophen suppositories. It does NOT include all information about the possible uses, directions, warnings, precautions, interactions, adverse effects, or risks that may apply to acetaminophen suppositories. This information is not specific medical advice and does not replace information you receive from your health care provider. You must talk with your healthcare provider for complete information about the risks and benefits of using acetaminophen suppositories.
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Adobe Education Leader Summit 2012 Sydney
Day 1 (Orientation and Presentations)
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The first AEL Summit to be held in Australia took place at the Kirribilli Club in Sydney over the 12th, 13th and 14th of September. It was an extraordinary gathering of new and existing AEL's from across the country and included identified leaders drawn from the ranks of Teachers, Principals, Deputy Principals, ICT Co-Ordinators, Regional Advisers and Project Officers.
For me this truly became the most significant and valuable Professional Development event of my teaching career. The opportunity to focus completely on the planning and development of curriculum support material aligned to the emerging standards for the National Curriculum and develop strategies and projects to support professional development for a range of identified stakeholders within the teaching profession with such an incredibly dedicated and talented group of people was a paradigm shifting experience.
Firstly a big vote of thanks to Matt Niemitz, Donna Magauran, Anna Mascarello, Peter McAlpine, Michael Stoddart, Paul Burnett and the ever-effervescent Brian Chau for the quality of support and/or organisation provided over the three days of the Summit.
To the AEL's (Vincent Albanese, Susan Bell, Daniel Rattigan, Megan Townes, Jason Carthew, Brett Kent and Pipp Cleaves) who presented at the Summit, what more can be said? Inspiring and accomplished; it was an honour to present alongside you.
Not much spare time in my day. Just wanted to put this up to acknowledge the quality and commitment of the new AEL Australian team. It's not often that being a part of an organisation or team inspires a sense of pride for me, but it certainly has in this case.
And so……
Some of the impressive new stuff for me that's not under NDA was Adobe Tutorial Builder for Photoshop. Very impressed with this plugin from Adobe Labs. I've downloaded it already and will be adding this to the tutorial work-flow as of now. Also taking a closer look at Edge Preview; some nice developments on the horizon here as well.
Adobe Configurator was another tool that has slipped my attention. Hiding in Adobe labs this little gem will enable me to configure workspaces for Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign with unbelievable ease.
There are some real surprises in store for Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements users on the horizon. Keep your ears to the ground for version eleven releases. Nice work Adobe.
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December 1st Update: Thanks to everyone who participated, the Saint Leo men's lacrosse team surpassed their goal of $1,000 raised and finished November with $1,121! A tremendous success in helping to benefit the HEADstrong Foundation and their fight against blood cancer.
Now it's time to shave!
SAINT LEO, Fla. - The Lions fitness center looks a little different this year; in fact, so does the lacrosse field. Although constructive changes are being made across Saint Leo University's campus, this recent change is somewhat different in nature. Instead of construction, the Saint Leo Men's Lacrosse team has made the transition from looking like a well-groomed team of young men, to men with full mustaches and beards. The purpose? Lions Lacrosse players are participating in the HEADstrong Foundation's Lacrosse Mustache Madness, a fundraiser to help benefit blood cancer research.
The HEADstrong Foundation was founded in 2005, when Hofstra University Men's Lacrosse player Nicholas Colleluori was diagnosed with a type of aggressive blood cancer called non-Hodgkin lymphoma. While undergoing chemotherapy, radiation, and the other various treatments needed in order to beat such a forceful disease, Colleluori decided to create a foundation that would benefit those affected by blood cancer. Because of his love for his team and brotherhood at Hofstra, Colleluori chose to use the lacrosse community as an outlet for his story. Apparently, it's working.
In keeping with its Catholic tradition, Saint Leo University prides itself on its Benedictine core values; the words community, responsible stewardship, integrity, respect, and personal development are displayed numerous times across campus. As they actively attempt to exemplify such values, the men's lacrosse team has certainly gotten crafty. Handlebar mustaches, goatees, pencil mustaches, horseshoes, and everything in between can be seen around Saint Leo as a promotion for the fundraiser, at least until the end of November. Although the mustache growing is all in good fun, the Lions know that the fundraiser is serious. The goal is to raise $1,000 for cancer research during the month of November; a goal that Men's Lacrosse Head Coach Brad Jorgensen feels is easily attainable. Why? The fundraiser was his players' idea. In fact, the fundraiser is being done thanks to midfielder Robert "Bobby" Hutchinson. "I'm just really proud that Bobby initiated this on his own," says Jorgensen. "It validates a lot of what we are trying to teach our guys when they spearhead projects like this without any prompting from the staff."
Despite Saint Leo's small numbers, students and faculty have shown that they can do big things. Fundraising for the Make-A-Wish Foundation, supporting local breast cancer walks, donating to Catholic Charities, participating in various types of community service, and now raising money to benefit the HEADstrong Foundation are all service projects that Lions athletes have been part of in the 2011 fall semester alone. Among the Athletic Department, community service is competitive, and each team contributes in their own way. It is often said that coming together is a beginning, staying together is progress, and working together is success. They may be small, but they are truly a mighty pride of Lions.
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Story written by softball junior Katie Gwinn.