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Apple's Phil Schiller might not have denied existence of 'cheap' iPhone after all
0. phoneArena posted on 11 Jan 2013, 09:32
Yesterday, an interesting report surfaced, allegedly quoting Apple's marketing guru Phil Schiller as shooting down the rumor of a cheaper iPhone coming up this year…
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1. cornerofthemoon (Posts: 601; Member since: 20 Apr 2010)
I thought the iPhone 4 and 4S were the cheaper models.
13. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 4321; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
I thought iPhone 3 and 3GS were Apple's most affordable feature phones. :P
15. Just_a_boy (Posts: 183; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
for markets like US and Europe perhaps, but for China, Brazil, India, Russia, etc, The iPhone 4s still very expensive.
2. roscuthiii (Posts: 2241; Member since: 18 Jul 2010)
Outside of the US market, Apple is seeing the majority of the market going to it's mortal enemy. Profit margin over market share only gets you so far. You can have one great big ol' ostrich egg, or a dozen tiny chicken eggs in your basket. A drop and a couple cracks later you can still salvage an omelette out of the remaining chicken eggs... The ostrich egg however, has turned rotten on you.
So, will a cheaper iPhone ever be the future of Apple? No. Will a cheaper iPhone be offered outside the US to salvage market share? Well, duh. Never put all your eggs in one basket. (Crap, could have went with that analogy too.)
*Apologies... g/f told me to pick up eggs after work.
21. gaby1451 (Posts: 114; Member since: 30 Mar 2011)
hahaha YES. Love it, good analogy.
Didn't think of it that way. KUDOS roscuthill
3. menny07 (Posts: 89; Member since: 13 Dec 2012)
Apple and Phil are such SNAKES!! They tell you one thing and then they deny it later with new products -_-
With the iPad mini and the 4 inch iPhone.
4. VZWuser76 (Posts: 4783; Member since: 04 Mar 2010)
Considering every outlet over here that reported the story had their own take on it (cheap, inexpensive, and affordable were all reported as what he said), it's no surprise that the chinese news outlet put their own spin on it as well. You've know how everyone wants the mobile carriers to be a dumb pipe for data flow? When are all the news organizations going to follow suit? Just report the info, no need to jazz it up, I just want to know what happened. Not what you heard that the New York Post overheard the LA Times doing a story on about a story they read in the Washington Sentinel. One of these days this kind of reporting is going to lead to an international incident with the potential for war. By that I mean on the international level not anything on mobile phones, unless Jobs literally meant going thermonuclear on android.
5. m.garz (Posts: 61; Member since: 08 Oct 2010)
maybe an iphone mini ;p
6. simplyj (Posts: 406; Member since: 23 Dec 2009)
Maybe the 3.5" with 8gb iPhone will be the "cheap" model, and the 4" 16,32,64gb iPhone will be the "premium model?"
10. rms.max (Posts: 95; Member since: 26 Sep 2012)
may be ip 3g @$150 lol.
7. bvalde09 (Posts: 188; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
I mean it makes perfect business sense not to make a cheaper iphone that will cut profits. But I think is a bad move from apple. They should make a cheaper iphone cut the profit margins and start selling more unit will less earn. But of course why apple will go to all the hassle when they could do what they have been doing all this time?
8. Nikolas.Oliver (banned) (Posts: 1574; Member since: 01 Jul 2012)
There's no need for a cheaper iphone if you already have the nexus 4 xD
14. bucky (Posts: 3134; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
They won't go THAT cheap with materials.
17. Just_a_boy (Posts: 183; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
ok but Google's Playstore doesn't sell hardware in all countries
9. tmcr7 (Posts: 180; Member since: 02 Nov 2011)
Nobody cares about that piece of trash. It's CES 2013. Apple's just trying to steal the headlines with throwing a rumor.
12. menny07 (Posts: 89; Member since: 13 Dec 2012)
Spot on! ^^ lol :)
11. thunderbolt (Posts: 76; Member since: 10 Jan 2013)
How could Apple cause dissatisfaction amongst the self proclaimed "Aristocratic" class who use the itsy bitsy polka bikiny phones. I don't blame the press for joining Apples' move to hijack CES2013 with this Trash. After all it's money that makes this happen ... next i am waiting for a repeat newws of WP8 doing great sales ...
16. lyndon420 (Posts: 5002; Member since: 11 Jul 2012)
They're all cheap phones...just all over priced.
18. reyenrique (Posts: 99; Member since: 07 Oct 2012)
Phil schiller is full of crap an no one care about that pieces of trash.
19. MC1123 (Posts: 1256; Member since: 12 Nov 2012)
there's already a cheaper iPhone with good build called the iPhone 3gs and iPhone 4!!
they just need to cut down the price even more since iPhone 5S/6 might come in coming months!
20. techloverNYC (Posts: 601; Member since: 20 Nov 2012)
imagine the future of apple is actually start selling real apples? I mean with the money apple make these years they can literally become the king of apple. They can probably buy out every store that sells apple in the world......


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The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) has climbed nearly 45 percent since hitting a March 9 low. The S&P 500 (S&P) is up nearly 53 percent. And the NASDAQ (NASDAQ) has soared a whopping 61 percent since the March bottom.
But that rally has some analysts shaking their heads. Art Cashin, a CNBC regular who also makes frequent appearances on CBS and NBC news programs to offer insight on the financial markets, was skeptical. He told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Sept. 11 he got some of his money out of the market and got burnt, but is still scratching his head over the rally.
"Away from that, I'm still somewhat skeptical about this," Cashin said. "I've been wrong, got out too early, certainly. I took some money off the table as I told you, about a week and a half, two weeks ago. Didn't take it all off, um, may take some more off if they keep going."
However, Cashin, the director of floor operations for UBS Financial Services and a long-time veteran of the New York Stock Exchange, also said the current market is very much like the stock rally that led up to the Oct. 19, 1987 "Black Monday" crash.
"There's just some eerie things about this. It's reminiscent, believe it or not, of spring and summer of '87, when nobody believed the rally and it kept going up, despite skepticism," Cashin said. "People shorting into it - it ate them alive until it suddenly turned. And the two topics that year were the dollar and Iran."
The Dow took a 23-percent swan dive that day and Cashin explained this current rally is similar because the stock values have nothing to do with the underlying fundamentals.
"I think the skepticism really started to kick in late July and everybody was starting to worry about it because these prices have nothing to with the underlying fundamentals, you know?" Cashin said. "This is a kind of wish list rally, so we'll see what happens."
"Squawk Box" host Joe Kernen attempted to rationalize the current rally and said it was possible the markets were trying to forecast the long-term "underlying fundamentals" and that the financial markets are predicting recovery.
"Yeah - the underlying fundamentals, but we always have to point out that it's hard to know exactly what the underlying fundamentals are gonna to be in nine months from now and maybe in a mystical way, people dispute whether the market is mystical, but maybe somehow the jobless recovery isn't as bad as people thought," Kernen said. "Maybe you know, I don't know, the rest of the world recovers. We got a weaker dollar. The consumer is able to comeback quicker. Who knows what it could be? Maybe we don't know that there's better things going on and the market does know."

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He was dumped as leader because he was disliked. Now he is loathed if only because he is blamed, rightly or wrongly, for the leaks that have torn Labor's campaign apart.
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If Labor loses, Gillard also will be shot. She took the leadership promising to fix the problems and get the government back on track.
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(CNSNews.com) - Just 48 hours after Barack Obama took the oath of office on the steps of the Capitol, hundreds of thousands of people poured onto the National Mall to ask the new president to break his campaign promise to adopt pro-abortion policies.
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But this year's event differed from those in the past as speakers and banners sent a message to Obama and a signal that his election has energized the pro-life movement.
Former California Congressman Bob Dornan said he was repeating words from Obama's inaugural speech to send that message.
"We send it back to you," Dornan said. "We will not apologize for our way of life – or love of life -- nor will we waver in its defense, and for those of you who seek to advance their aims by inducing terror (and, media are you listening, abortion is terror) and slaughtering innocents, we say to you now that our spirit is stronger and cannot be broken. You cannot outlast us, and we will defeat you."
Dornan added: "We will defeat the culture of death or we will perish as a nation."
Joining the traditional "Choose Life" and "Stop Abortion" placards and banners, this year's crowd held signs addressed to the new administration. "President Obama, don't condemn our children to death," one sign read. "No Freedom of Choice Act."
"Obama said 'Those who slaughter the innocent will be destroyed. Babies are innocent,'" read another sign.
Earlier in the day, the National Right to Life Committee (NRLC) held its annual pre-March for Life press conference at the National Press Club, which also targeted Obama's pro-abortion stance and his affiliation with pro-abortion groups.
Press packages included a brochure, "The Obama Abortion Agenda," spelling out the policies his administration has promised to put in place, including the federal funding of abortions and the organizations that promote or perform abortion, and passage of the Freedom of Choice Act, which would strike down all state and federal laws limiting abortion, including parental notification laws and making partial-birth abortion legal again.
Olivia Gans, director of the NRLC's American Victims of Abortion, said that the pro-life movement is already reacting to Obama's election.
"I can tell you that already since the election of Mr. Obama I have heard of numerous new National Right to Life affiliate groups springing up, new chapters within our state organizations," Gans said. "I have the invitations in my hand to prove that there are people interested in learning about what's happening under this new hardcore, pro-abortion extremist administration that Mr. Obama represents."
Wanda Franz, president of the NRLC, said she thinks the new president will be hearing from his constituents in the pro-life community.
"When people out there become aware of what's going to happen as these changes occur, I think that we can help to bring those people back into the public eye and they'll begin to realize that they have to put pressure on this new president," Franz said. "They voted for him because they counted on him doing things they wanted him to do, and when he begins to be very pro-abortion in his policies, I think you'll see people who voted for him coming forward and trying to change his mind.
Franz and other NRLC officials cited statistics that they said show that the pro-life movement has saved millions of lives by decreasing abortions, and that states across the country have enacted pro-life legislation, including laws that require a pregnant woman to view an ultrasound image of her unborn child before having an abortion.
But one thing remained constant at all of the pro-life activities taking place in Washington, D.C., this week. People of many faiths and backgrounds bowed their heads and prayed for an end to abortion.
Franz said that those prayers extend beyond the March for Life and are aimed directly at President Obama.


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Is Bronco Mendenhall thinking about leaving BYU? The Cougars' eight-year head coach admitted last winter that he could have taken a job in the Pac-12, presumably at UCLA. Last weekend, as all of Cougardom knows by now, Denver Post columnist Woody Paige wrote that Mendenhall and Cincinnati coach Butch Jones were CU's primary targets. Monday, several news outlets were reporting that Jones had been offered a five-year contract that will pay $2.5 million per year. A person on Twitter whose handle is @BYUAllBlue and claims to live in Boulder tweeted out Sunday that Mendenhall interviewed with CU officials. Some are saying Bronco will call it a career after one more year at BYU. Others are saying there's a 50 percent chance, maybe better, that Mendenhall calls it quits after the bowl game. Who knows?
After BYU defeated New Mexico State on Nov. 24 in Las Cruces, when I asked Mendenhall to describe his overall feelings about his 2012 team, he said: "It was one of the most challenging years I have had as a head coach."
His tone was clearly different than the optimistic tone he had last winter when he met with a few media members for the annual sit-down group interview in early January that follows every season. In early January of 2012, Mendenhall said BYU's status as a football independent had re-energized him. It was at that gathering that he mentioned he had turned down another job offer and had chosen to remain at BYU. The topic came up when Mendenhall was asked why he asked for and signed a three-year contract in January of 2011 instead of the five-year deal that BYU was offering. Here's his lengthy, word-for-word reply: "When I became the coach at BYU, I didn't intend, I wasn't sure I would be here seven years. I mean, seven is a long time. I am enjoying it more now than I have ever enjoyed it. I let the contract expire a year ago, in kind of a defining moment in really deciding what I thought was best for not only [his wife] Holly and I, but this program. And in going in and talking with both Tom [Holmoe] and President [Kevin] Worthen, I am not sure they thought that when I came in to visit with them with Holly that what we were going to say, because the contract renewal time, and we said that we would like to stay. And there was a visible kind of sigh of relief. But I really think they might have thought that I had had enough. In being fair to the institution, and simply in trying to be realistic, to sign a five-year agreement, five is a long time. And those that sign five-year agreements really don't honor them anyway, it doesn't seem like. They leave for someplace else or the school fires them. Not that I think either one of those would happen here. I don't want to sign an agreement and then not fulfill it. And it seemed that three years was reasonable in terms of growing the program through independence and being completely committed and devoted to this place, and having the university continue to keep evaluating if I am the one they would like to see leading the program. I don't like what I see through college football, some guys having 10- or 12-year [contracts]. I think it is just pretend, and so I have tried to manage my contract in a way that resembles just decent honest fairness. Holly and I, over the past [year], and I was really glad it wasn't as publicized, but we had a choice to make, whether to stay or not this year, and I would say the most, um, I don't know what to say about that We hadn't really pursued any other places, nor did we this year. But we had a very sincere and distinct chance to leave, and chose not to. And that, in and of itself reiterated to me the excitement I had to be here, and it was really a choice to stay, rather than a choice to leave, which was kind of, again, an invigorating process to add momentum to our existing program. And I am excited, and really motivated to continue to grow our program with the two years that I have, and after that I will re-evaluate again. But I don't ever see agreeing to 10 or 12, or something like that. So the next one, if we choose to stay, at that point, will probably be three. You know, I think it is kind of better for everyone. For those self-serving, or self-interested coaches that want as much security as possible, I just, I don't see it that way."Mendenhall was then asked whether the chance to leave came before or after the 2011 season, and he said it came after.So you had a job offer to be a head football coach somewhere else, I asked. "Yes," he said.He was then asked whether BYU will be his last coaching job: "I don't know. Not sure," he said. Then he was asked whether he could see himself coaching football somewhere else: "It is pretty intriguing because the nation at large would ask that same question, and would never consider me leaving here. And the number one question is, number one, would I? And I am talking about any interest. And then my first question to them is: why would I? And what do you have that your are looking for that would be very distinct and different? And if they are not interested in that, I am not a good fit. But there are some places that are very distinct, and I am not saying these are the places, but if you were to say Army, or Navy or Air Force, or one of the academies, or a strong academic institution, there has to be something else besides football. Otherwise, I wouldn't be interested. I think everyone understands that."


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two points losted & two silly goals given away ,must do better
Decent result away from home on first day of season, although let us not get carried away as Colchester are one of the favourites for relegation and have one of the lowest budgets in Division 1. Jonathon Forte is an interesting player and somewhat uncoventional for a left winger - another good spot from Lee Johnson. Stern test tomorrow against a decent Boro side - maybe our year for a run in the Capital One Cup ?.
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March 2 marks the birthday of Theodor Seuss Geisel, who created literary works under the name Dr. Seuss. One such work is the popular Green Eggs and Ham.
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"The costs of campsites and travel are cause for fundraising to help our members afford activities. The Crew is composed of boys and girls, ages 14 through 20, and Associate Members ages 12 and 13," says Hanks, who began as a youth and works today as a key leader with the group at age 22.
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Target on Mars looks good for NASA rover drillingApril 30, 2014 by Guy Webster in Astronomy & Space / Space Exploration
(Phys.org) —The team operating NASA's Curiosity Mars rover plans to proceed in coming days with the third-ever drilling into a rock on Mars to collect a sample for analysis.
The rover used several tools to examine the candidate site over the weekend, including a wire-bristle brush—the Dust Removal Tool—to clear away dust from a patch on the rock. The target slab of sandstone has been given the informal name "Windjana," after a gorge in Western Australia.
"In the brushed spot, we can see that the rock is fine-grained, its true color is much grayer than the surface dust, and some portions of the rock are harder than others, creating the interesting bumpy textures," said Curiosity science team member Melissa Rice of the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena. "All of these traits reinforce our interest in drilling here in order understand the chemistry of the fluids that bound these grains together to form the rock."
Before Curiosity drills deeply enough for collection of rock-powder sample, plans call for a preparatory "mini-drill" operation on the target, as a further check for readiness.
Curiosity's hammering drill collects powdered sample material from the interior of a rock, and then the rover prepares and delivers portions of the sample to laboratory instruments onboard. The first two Martian rocks drilled and analyzed this way were mudstone slabs neighboring each other in Yellowknife Bay, about 2.5 miles (4 kilometers) northeast of the rover's current location at a waypoint called "The Kimberley." Those two rocks yielded evidence last year of an ancient lakebed environment with key chemical elements and a chemical energy source that provided conditions billions of years ago favorable for microbial life.
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Services in the community, such as chiropody, have been affected and the authority was filling the gap left in NHS funding, a spokesman said.
A Local Government Association report on Tuesday shows where health trusts are in deficit, seven out of 10 authorities have been affected.
The Department of Health said record funding had been provided for the NHS.
Shropshire County Council spokesman Paul Masterman said the £36m NHS deficit across Shropshire was having a range of effects on health care.
Filling the gap
The assessment of elderly people to move into care homes was being delayed meaning patients were spending longer in hospital than was necessary, he said.
The provision of some services, like chiropody, were being delayed or not provided, he added.
"In some cases waiting times are longer, in some cases the local authority is providing more of the services and in some cases the service is not being provided," he said.
Many of the health services in the community are funded in partnership between the county council and NHS organisations.
"Where it can, the council is providing extra resources to fill the gap in NHS services," he said.
"This can involve added paper work of assessing elderly people to enter a care home, which we're able to do without any effect on council tax rates.
"If we are asked to pick up more responsibilities than in the past it could have an effect on council tax rates, but we are committed to keeping tax rates down.
"We are hoping that the NHS gets their stall in order and provides services when and where people want them."
Record funding
A Department of Health spokesman said nationally local authority funding had increased by 39% since 1997 and NHS funding would reach record levels of more than £92 billion by 2007/08
An extra £200m had been allocated for older people's projects over the next two years and £99m for health and social care.
"Local authorities may claim that their funding is not enough, but there is tangible evidence that much is being achieved," the spokesman said.
"The number of older people being helped intensively to live at home has exceeded its target and delayed discharge rates from hospital for people over 75 have also fallen dramatically by 72%."
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Careless Nokia Lumia 928 tester takes it to Sea World, camera samples and general shape emerge
0. phoneArena posted on 18 Mar 2013, 02:47
A few photos taken at Sea World in San Diego might reveal what the Verizon-bound Nokia Lumia 928 will look like and snap like. Nokia has a huge R&D facility in San Diego, and the EXIF data is confirmed to carry the Lumia 928 branding, so putting two and two together, we'd conclude that these are a few prototype shots taken by a careless tester popping up for our viewing pleasure.
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1. Dadler22 (Posts: 161; Member since: 11 Dec 2008)
apparently zero f$$ks are givin about this.
3. BitterTruth (unregistered)
You must be kidding.
4. husfus (Posts: 62; Member since: 21 Oct 2012)
same goes to your comment :)
14. EXkurogane (Posts: 863; Member since: 07 Mar 2013)
You gave a f$$k enough to comment here.
17. Phullofphil (Posts: 805; Member since: 10 Feb 2009)
I took a look at those pictures and I was thinkin what the f*** that is a retarded useless picture. I wanted to think that there was something worth reading this article that's why I've read it. really I get about as much from this picture as looking at a naked chick with her clothes on
16. zuckerboy (banned) (Posts: 898; Member since: 22 Dec 2011)
and comment ?
2. B3BLW29 (Posts: 238; Member since: 02 Mar 2012)
how much diff can it be from 920
8. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 4321; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
I have no problem with the results...plenty of detailed and sharp image and well saturated colors within.
But i can't see any difference in the shape and size of the phone in image 2 or the thumbnail (as i see it is the cropped and zoomed image of image 2) since the reflection is from a distorted mirror.
5. husfus (Posts: 62; Member since: 21 Oct 2012)
more imageshttp://nokiapoweruser.com/2013
6. Droid_X_Doug (Posts: 5993; Member since: 22 Dec 2010)
I tend to doubt the 'accidental' nature of the pics. More like accidental on purpose. Especially if the release is near. Maybe a poll should be put up to vote wether the L928 goes on sale by end of March or end of April? My vote would be end of April (which would track very nicely to an end of a 6-month exclusivity period for AT&T on the L920).
7. raunak (Posts: 507; Member since: 12 Oct 2011)
Colors are extremely pleasing.
9. Timmehor (Posts: 599; Member since: 09 Mar 2013)
Great camera quality! But I would still wait for the next gen!
12. microsoftnokiawin (Posts: 1236; Member since: 30 Mar 2012)
this is the next gen -_-
13. Timmehor (Posts: 599; Member since: 09 Mar 2013)
No, mate. This is the 0.5 "next" generation Lumia phone. The REAL next gen kicks off later this year!
15. raunak (Posts: 507; Member since: 12 Oct 2011)
Yes but that 'REAL' phase 1 PV will most probably come to at&t first. If you're a verizon customer, you'll have to wait.
19. remtothemax (Posts: 260; Member since: 02 May 2012)
*sigh* this is the worst part of verizon
i am in the market for a new phone
if the 920 had been on verizon six months ago i would have jumped on it
now, not so much
sucks for you nokia
22. Timmehor (Posts: 599; Member since: 09 Mar 2013)
Tell me about it, in Australia the 920 is exclusive for a carrier called Telstra, I use Optus and find Telstra too expensive, so i'm stuck on getting a plan on Telstra or buying the next flagship outright.
18. xperiaDROID (banned) (Posts: 5629; Member since: 08 Mar 2013)
Which is the REAL next gen Lumia? The rumored Nokia EOS?
10. paulyyd (Posts: 339; Member since: 08 Jan 2011)
I like how this article is named "carless" do you really think this guy is that carless to upload photos from an unreleased phone to flickr? please. This was done on purpose, don't be so quick to judge
11. raunak (Posts: 507; Member since: 12 Oct 2011)
haha lol they said careless not car-less.
20. myclevername (Posts: 94; Member since: 07 Jun 2010)
I would love a red brushed aluminum L928. Or blue. Or silver. These phones are going to be lookers!


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This is a retro post that was originally posted back on 04-05-09. And y'know what? Two years hasn't changed my opinion one little bit…
A phobia is considered to be an irrational, intense, persistent fear of certain situations, activities, things, or people.
I have a fear of two things (well…a phobia of two things): heights and spiders.
I have an indescribable fear of spiders. I don't sit on my bed and cry about them, but my stomach goes into knots when I see one. I don't know why…it just does.
I've tried watching Arachnophobia…but I wasn't able to watch it from beginning to end. I've seen the end thanks to TBS and I gotta admit that watching those little f*ckers burn in flames was about all I could handle.
I was, however, able to watch Eight Legged Freaks from beginning to end. I suppose there's just something about giant-sized super-duper spiders that attack people on motorcycles and jump on the top of police cars that is freakishly comical and not really that scary.
At least that's what I tell myself in order to be able to watch it.
And as much as it pains me to admit, I even had difficulty watching Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets once or twice…that talking spider (Aragog) and all the spiders around just made me queasy. It wasn't so bad at first, but then when they all started moving towards Potter and Weasley and then tried to attack them….yeesh.
Ugh…I sound like such a wussy.
So yesterday I discussed my two fears in a bit more detail with a friend. She was rather amused at my fear of spiders (not impressing me in the process).
"Seriously. Do you think they can hurt you? Are they bigger than you?"
Listen…a phobia is an irrational fear. It doesn't have to make sense. I just have it and it totally sucks. And I completely realize that spiders will make their way into my home over the spring and summer. That's just the nature of where I live.
Doesn't make it any easier…especially when one popped out of nowhere this afternoon right on my computer desk.
Before grabbing multiple pieces of paper towel to kill the thing with (I couldn't find my fly-swatter…guess what I'm looking for next), I took a quick little photo of the little bastard:
I hate 'em. I don't care how much of a pansy I end up looking like for admitting it, either. I hate 'em.
Snakes? Lizards? Ex-girlfriends? No problem…I can handle those. But those little eight-legged f*ckers?


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Report: NYCFC exploring holding training camp in England
Expansion MLS club New York City FC is exploring the possibility of holding its January training camp in Manchester, England, according to The Guardian.
Such a move could potentially allow NYCFC's Frank Lampard, who is currently on loan with Manchester City, to extend his stay with City.
• NYCFC has sold 10,000 season tickets for inaugural MLS year
A training camp in Manchester would be held at the new City Football Academy training complex, according to The Guardian. NYCFC is also reportedly looking into playing some friendlies in the area at the same time.
Lampard is due to end his stay with City at the end of January. NYCFC begins its inaugural MLS season in March.
The 36-year-old midfielder has four goals and two assists in seven appearances with City this season. He was named the team's player of the month for September.
• STRAUS: Minnesota factions mobilize for MLS expansion
Lampard signed a two-year deal with New York City FC in July.
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In tune with the pontiff - piano man of Rome
SUNDAY may traditionally be the day of rest, but no one could begrudge the 81-year-old leader of the world's Catholics a few hours of quiet reflection yesterday as Sydney took one last deep breath before the official start today of the World Youth Day celebrations.
The Pope did not appear to have suffered any ill effects from his 23-hour flight from Italy to Sydney as he strolled through the grounds of the Opus Dei study centre at Kenthurst - his retreat in Sydney's north-west - with the Archbishop of Sydney, Cardinal George Pell, and the World Youth Day co-ordinator, Bishop Anthony Fisher.
World Youth Day's chief operating officer, Danny Casey, said the Pope was generally on holidays at this time of year, and he confirmed that organisers had borrowed a kitten to keep the cat-loving pontiff company. And they had tuned a piano delivered to the property so the Pope could engage in his passion for playing the music of the masters Mozart and Beethoven.
"We wanted to make it a genuine house of welcome for the Holy Father and to make it a place where he can really recharge his batteries after the longest flight he's ever done," Mr Casey said.
"He was very excited when he got off the plane. He looked a little tired, as you might expect … but he's very focused and very excited about the week ahead."
Cardinal Pell and Bishop Fisher, who joined the Pope for a late lunch at the study centre, were impressed with his rapid recovery from the long flight.
"I was surprised with the agility with which he descended the stairs," Archbishop Pell said. "He has access to tennis courts, but I don't expect he'd be using them."
The Pope may have been looking forward to an early night, but not the thousands of pilgrims who descended on St Mary's Cathedral to count down the hours before the official start of the celebrations at midnight. By 8.30pm the church square was filling fast, and pilgrims sang and chanted as the digital clock ticked down to zero.
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The Young Money femcee grabs the prize for best female hip-hop star, while the 'Bitch, Don't Kill My Vibe' rapper wins in the male category, marking his second victory of the night.
More trophies have been handed out at the ongoing 2013 BET Awards, which is taking place at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles. Following the likes of Miguel, Jamie Foxx and Gabrielle Douglas who were among early winners at the event, Nicki Minaj has bagged one award.
The former "American Idol" judge, who joined Chris Brown to kick off the show with "Don't Think They Know", was dubbed Best Female Hip-Hop Artist, defeating Azealia Banks, Eve, Rasheeda and Rye Rye who were also nominated in the same category. "This is my fourth award in a row. Every time I win, it's a humbling experience," so she said on stage.
Having nabbed the Best New Artist Award, Kendrick Lamar added a trophy to his shelf by taking home Best Male Hip-Hop Artist, his second award of the night. This time, he accepted the trophy on stage, stating, "This is living proof that you can do anything you put your mind to."
Chris Tucker is hosting the star-studded ceremony, which will also present awards to winners of Best Male and Female R&B/Pop Artists, Best Group and Video of the Year among others.


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The city of Phoenix has a goal to achieve 25 percent canopy cover over the city by 2030 and to reach that goal city staff is asking residents to become tree experts.
A free Developing Tree Care Workshop will be at Pecos Community Center, 14814 S. 48th St., on Saturday, Jan. 25 to teach proper planting and care of trees.
It's part of a My Phoenix, My Park Volunteer Program the city has launched. The goal is to teach residents everything from planting to pruning so that they can choose the right tree for their own yard, said Lysistrata Hall, landscape architect for the city of Phoenix.
In 2010 the city adopted a Tree Shade Master Plan. According to research from Arizona State University the city has somewhere between 9 and 13 percent canopy cover and that number may be going down. Phoenix would like to have a 25 percent canopy cover. To reach that percentage many trees may need to be planted on private property by Phoenix residents.
"It's relatively new but came from an understanding that trees are really solution multipliers," Hall said. "By investing in a tree we solve multiple problems simultaneously. Instead of putting money toward all these different solutions we can put it toward one. Some of the research has come back and said for every dollar we invest in a tree we see a return investment of $2.23. They really provide such a vital role for the health and well being of our city."
Hall said trees help lessen the urban heat island, make streets more walkable and increase property values. As the amount of trees in the city decreases the result is an increase in storm water cost and energy costs.
"We really want people to get a better sense of how to properly care for their trees and get the skills they need to plant more trees around their yard as well as feel like they can take care of them so they become less of a liability and more of an asset," Hall said.
The class will be about three hours long. Half of it will be indoors learning the basics of the right tree in the right place. The second half will include a planting demonstration and a pruning demonstration inside the park.
For more information on the class or to register, contact Lysistrata Hall by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com or by calling (602) 262-4925.
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Monday Night Football
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Monday Night Football is a 3-hour long project that consists of beer, car, and insurance advertisements that is designed to test if large quantities of American people can have their IQ lowered to below absolute zero.
edit Hypothesis
edit Opening Scene
The opening scene of Monday Night Football long featured Hank Williams Jr. singing "Are You Ready for Some Football?" with scenes of random patriotic fighter jets that cost about 15 trillion dollars each and that serve no other purpose as well as the the launching of two stadium sized helmets of the two opposing teams by ICBMs into space just so they could slam into each other once for dramatic effect. The launch and the production of these helmets turned out to be equally expensive since the teams playing change every time, and therefore, a new NASA launch must be scheduled every week to get the shot of the epic collision in space. Cameras were installed in the International Space Station for this purpose. The falling debris from the reentry of these helmets kill over 9000 people who don't watch Monday Night Football. During the actual airing of this introductory brainwashing, the American's unanimous scream of,"NO SHIT I'M READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL! JUST START THE FUCKING GAME!" is heard worldwide. Americans may skip this entirely and revert their attention back to Fox "News" until the game begins.
edit Pregame
During the pregame, football players are interviewed. A typical interview may go like this:
Face-lifted reporter: So what's it going to take to beat that other team?
Football Player: Well, you know. You just gotta do watcha you gotta do. We just gotta move the football and get some points on the the board. You know. We just gotta pound 'em with our defense. You know. I practiced. You know. I don't want to let my team down. You know. And in the end, you just gotta do watcha you gotta do. You know. And...
Face-lifted reporter: All right, we're out of time. Thank you "name of player."
Football Player: Well you know. It's no problem. And you know...
Face-lifted reporter : Good Luck!
edit The "Game"
In between commercials, there is a bit of actual game play. This is generally when Americans take their bathroom break and grab a new can of beer. A new commercial break begins under the following conditions:
- A coach calls a timeout
- A referee realizes that he didn't know what just happened
- A player calls a timeout, a player gets injured
- A coach tells a the referee that the referee didn't know what just happened by throwing a red flag
- A team scores
- A team kicks off
- A turnover occurs
- A corporation with a new commercial calls a timeout
- It's halftime
- The quarter ended
- An injury timeout is called
- Or that one fat player gets tired
edit Halftime
Halftime is a twenty minute bombardment of commercials that allows player to rest from playing the occasional five second interval of actual game play. Many Americans switch back to Fux News, which is surprisingly more effective at lowering IQ. This is when Americans spend a few minutes trying to remember what the fuck they're doing, and after exhausting their brain, they resolve to just go get another can of beer.
edit The End
American football is by far the most boring sport when it ends. There is little cheering, and the opposing coaches shake hands. The score is displayed on the television for about 1.7 seconds until commercials resume. By this time the majority of the viewers have either fallen asleep, become drunk, or realized that it's a fucking Monday! Aw shit! All they wanted to do was watch a few commercials and some perfectly straight men in tights bang into each other and now they have to go to work. (Starving children in Africa start to cry in sympathy)
edit Scientific Conclusion
In conclusion, Monday Night Football is successful in lowering the IQ of Americans to below absolute zero because of the day of the week, the tendency to switch to Faux News, the mental capacity of the players, and the failure to realize that they are getting mind raped by commercials.


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|1st August 2013, 08:53 PM
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Building the Ultimate Mobile DJ/Keys/PA rig!
Building the Ultimate Mobile DJ/Keys/PA rig!
-5 or 6' long, 4', high, 2' wide table for dj equip. keyboards, midi controllers, etc;
-laptop stand, audio/midi interface, drop-in racks for fx units;
-small mixer for eq/vocals/spkr control
---The cabinet itself will be a group of coupled compact folded horn subs, multiple sets of full-range, front-loaded mids, & high-dispersion tweeter arrays, separately amped/x-over controlled, for a
CRAZY-LOUD, low-power Mobile PA/DJ/Keyboard Station.
It's lower power requirements will enable me to run it on a series of 12 volt power-sports batteries (or similar) for 4 or 5 hours, with the option of adding batteries for led lighting circuits, low-power smoke machine, even LAZERS!!
OR split it in 2, raise the speaker stands, & play a 4-6 pc band at the campground!!
- onboard battery charger when AC power's available;
- also charges off small 800watt 2-cycle generator;
- optionally building a folding stationary bike mounted to Delco alternator for emergency charging (trust me, lol, you don't want to pedal against an alternator unless there's been significant gearing engineered to help).
- Solar charging's being explored, but to bring costs to within reason, I may have to learn to build the photovoltaic panels, or some kind of piezo-electric dance floor (capturing people-power). Hmmmmm...
**Future addition of a micro-controller (Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc running Android or other OS) or rack-mount pc opens it up wide: FULL lighting control- (think light-show synced to 1 or 2 dancers, using Kinect, Wiimote, etc: the lights follow the dance!! WHAT??
--Add a 3g or 4g hotspot & a couple servo's? Now you have full A/V control from the back of the crowd, the dance floor or at home from your phone, tablet, or computer!!
The ULTIMATE NEW YEAR'S PARTY---
-----One person with multiple systems could coordinate a multi-venue show, controlling lighting remotely, maintaining midi-clocking for beatmatching between systems, cameras enable wireless video transfer for live display, I could go on and on and on and on....
**Larger-scale versions would allow stage platforms to be purpose-built as folded horn subs for EXTREME BASS from a ridiculously small amount of electricity**
Anybody wanna help?? (Lol, I know, sounds CRAZY!!) Msg me!
If I can source (or build) the right parts, I can finalize the design. I'll need to do 3d renderings, provide tons of test data, & build the prototype, then maybe I can get a Kickstarter or other crowd-funding campaigns going! (There's gotta be some people out there that could use something like this!!)
Wish me luck!
Jake Hoffman
|2nd August 2013, 02:37 PM
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What sort of power do you reckon is minimum for an effective smoke machine outdoors. 5000-8000W continuous?
|2nd August 2013, 05:56 PM
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It seems like everybody wants something with the output of the Cluster****s stack, fits in a Camry, sets up in 15 minutes and is powered by a couple of gel-cells. It's not about the money, it's about physics. You might want to start with a couple of SS15's, either the Jbell or BFM Otops, and a couple of 300-watt-ish class D amplifiers (Crown XLS, PV IPR, etc). See how far that goes and decide if you really need more vs. how hard that's going to be to power. Then see if there's any power left over to run the smoke and mirrors.
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|2nd August 2013, 08:42 PM
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The factors most common to live sound are (in no particular order):
1. Size (weight, portability, ease of transport/setup)
2. Gain before Distortion (headroom, loudness, clean spl)
3. Freq. response from 20Hz to 20KHz.
4. Cost
Choose your sacrifices- but with a shaken faith in the current climate, (no pun intended), I think it's about time to rely on unlimited power a little less, so I propose a 5th factor:
5. Power requirements-
---I came to a standstill on this project a few months ago when I ran up against power-hungry components, so I stopped to study electricity. (Bought a small generator, now building 2 more: 1 human-powered; 1 Computer-controlled 2 stroke belt driven 12V charging system, with Auto-ignition/cutoff based on battery voltage, variable output for smart-charging battery banks, servo-controlled throttle for stable, consistent RPMs for specific applications, & additional pulley/s for utilizing mechanical power of 3.8hp motor for water pumps (showers, filtration,irrigation, fire suppression), compressors for refrigeration/cooling, hydraulic pumps, etc.). Oh, & with sensors & a hotspot, remote monitoring/interaction through app or web interface.
---So portable, intelligent power is possible, but still uses fossil fuels. What's the answer then? Alternative energy's available, but costly/bulky to harness larger amounts, but smaller amounts are cheap & easily within range if one was to "redesign the wheel": our current power structure's built around having constant un-interruptable 120-240V AC power, so everything's designed with power constraints being a minor issue.
---The only way I can see us overcoming our reliance on this system (that may or may not be viable as population drastically outgrows infrastructure in the next few decades) is to reduce our power consumption, right down to the transformers & diodes, to be as electrically efficient as we are striving to be environmentally.
---So starts my experiment: to reduce power consumption in a very real-world setting, live sound reproduction. Using new, existing, vintage, or forgotten components, theories, designs, & ideas, I hope to bring the power requirements down to the point that, with greater understanding of capacitance/storage, I can design the proper battery packs to handle the output/time.
----Once that's resolved, we can explore alt. energy as VIABLE, needing MUCH LESS of it!
|2nd August 2013, 09:22 PM
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Two words. Efficient speakers. What you want is a system like they used at Woodstock, driven by four 250W Class D amplifiers (instead of tubes).
Unfortunately, it takes a lot of diesel fuel to get the speakers from your warehouse to the gig. Horn speakers (including subs) can be made about 50% efficient - but a 50Hz-capable cabinet at full efficiency is about the size of a refrigerator. Those old principles were not forgotten, they were just abandoned.
|3rd August 2013, 07:58 PM
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Then maybe I'll just use a refrigerator! lol Hmmmmmm....
|4th August 2013, 05:26 PM
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Thanks wg_ski, actually I just got back from meeting an 82yo guy that's been building/using PA/DJ/Radio gear since the 1940's! He's got some incredible vintage, low-power tube stuff, but I'm at a stand-still till I learn about **impedance-matching speakers for greater efficiency**.
Anybody know much about these old 16/32 Ohm speakers/cabinets? Just picked up a Frankenstein'ed old Shure Vocal Master (VA300-s) speaker for $25. 6 AlNiCo drivers (rated for 100w together), originally arrayed in a 5' tall vertical box for vocal projection w/o feedback, there was 2x10" full-range woofers (1 has blown voice-coil), & 4x8" mid-range drivers. It's been repackaged into guitar-style cabinet, with 2 Radioshack 3-way selectable passive crossovers. Need to play with crossover points, they are: 800Hz/1600Hz Low-Pass, 800-5KHz OR 1600-7KHz mid-range band-pass, and 5K/7K/Hz High-Pass filters.
|7th August 2013, 09:39 AM
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There are smoke machines that burn fuel (butane, propane). That's a much more efficient use of energy.
A generator could be lighter and cheaper than a bunch of deep-cycle batteries... and you won't be SOL if the party runs longer or lasts an extra day. And batteries require TLC like a living thing; over-discharge them, or ignore them for a couple of seasons and they may die.
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June is prime season for cooking and eating berries. Blueberries, raspberries and strawberries are all in their prime at markets right now. Blackberries are just starting to be seen, as well, though they'll peak later in the summer. Some of the best ways to feature these berries are in simple summer desserts like cobblers, crisps or trifles. But if you still want the sweetness of these berries without the calories that these classic desserts pack on, we've got four light favorites to satisfy your sweet tooth.
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This dessert from Laura Calder looks decadent but has only 183 calories per serving. Stir framboise (raspberry liqueur) into the tart's creamy filling and top with neatly arranged raspberries.
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HH tree huggers & tree damage--correct links
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- Sorry folks, none of the links in the original will work. Here is the
same post with the correct links!
During this 6-day trip with 5 nights at elevation >3400 m, I hung from
two species of trees: Cryptomeria sp (Japanese Cedar) and Juniperus sp.
The Juniper is the only tree growing at Taiwan's highest elevations.
It's also the one that shows krumholz (i.e. grows along the ground
instead of standing tall) at high elevations.
Even with the HH treehuggers, bark of both species showed clear evidence
that I had hung from the trees. The Juniperus trees actually sustained
some damage.
The Cryptomeria just showed some compression on the bark:
and closeup
This was no different from the previous experience. In another place
(1500 m elevation) I monitored the recovery of two Cryptomeria trees
after hanging from them one night. It took about a year for the trees
to no longer show visible signs of the places where the tree huggers had
wrapped around them.
The Juniper, however, is a different story with different circumstances.
First off, the trees were huge! Standard tree huggers were too small.
On one tree, I managed to wrap the tree huggers around it once and a
This meant, the HH spectra was against the tree. This half of the
tree had suffered previous damage, but the spectra shaved off bark and
cut into the bark
The tree hugger webbing embossed itself onto the bark:
On the second tree, the tree huggers were large enough to go 3/4 the way
around. This worked out ok, because years ago a branch had fallen off,
making the trunk sort of concave. The HH spectra never came into
contact with the tree:
It was the tree huggers that were cutting into the bark and abrading
the bark:
This was where there was some shifting as I entered and exited the
hammock. There was also some compression of bark on the back of the
Admittedly, I definitely pushed the warrented weight limit for a HH
backpacker asym. My husband and I both sat on it in chair mode for most
of one afternoon. The HH backpacker asym is warrented for 200 lbs, we
exceeded this by about 140 lbs. I had already noticed the damage to the
bark that morning.
- Cara Lin,
Have you thought about adding a "solid barrier"
between you and the soggy fog?
Perhaps Ed's 10' x 11' Winter Tarp?
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Vegetarian shoes
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Long-sleeved mini dresses
So totally the perfect autumn party outfit!
The Paris Hilton term of approbation. Much more fun than boring old 'cool'
Ballet pumps
We may have been hasty in last month's diss. They're back for summer 2005 - but make sure they're studded with fake crystals
If only for fashion/totty reasons, a must-see. But not, probably, for Ms Frost
Going down
Breakfast meetings
Soooo 1998. Take afternoon tea with pride
The SATC ladies
A daft advertising campaign too far
Jeans for parties
Boring, boring, boring
Clutch bags
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Underwear as outerwear
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"deowll" <[email protected]> skrev i meddelandet news:[email protected] > > "Alaca" <[email protected]> wrote in message > news:[email protected] > > IEJ wrote: [email protected], > > faded a bit. > >> > >> I have been thinking about a 'detail' question, maybe not important, > >> but here it goes: did the Roman wear any kind of socks in cold > >> climate ... > > > > No and, more excitingly, no pants. > > But they had very long johns. > > Was that the 'detail' you was thinking about? > > > They wore socks up near Hadrians wall. They've got some of the socks and > they've got letters about socks. Now to the detail. or small details. What was the socks made of and how did they keep them clean (and soft) enough not to caught (gall-)sores? If one today walk over long distances each and other hour one need to make arrangements, change socks clean feet etc etc. Otherwise the long walk in the end would be a pain. But how did the Romans prevent that? Never read anything about those details. Inger E > <snip>
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