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Instacharge – There Is Not An App For That
Energy is the ultimate currency of our civilization. It takes energy to do stuff, by definition. Food is energy for manual labor, and it takes energy to make food. In many ways energy is a limiting factor for our technology. It is difficult to think of any one thing that would have a more wide ranging benefit than a new technology that affords cheap, clean, abundant energy.
This is the appeal of free energy. No description of an alleged free energy device is complete without a discussion of the impact the device would have on civilization. The appeal suckers investors and draws media attention. It kept Steorn going for ten years (they have finally liquidated), attracting 23 million Euros in investment. They had nothing, and never did – the 23 million was based entirely on a transparently empty promise.
The impending threat of global warming has raised the stakes even higher. Much of our cheap abundant energy is not clean, and putting previously sequestered CO2 back into the atmosphere is another limiting factor. Personal electronic devices also raise the stakes for the average consumer. We all want our smartphones and laptops to last longer on a charge. We will also soon want more mileage out of our electric cars.
For these reasons there will likely always be new free energy devices available to swindle the scientifically illiterate. The latest iteration of this scam is a smartphone app called instacharge that promises to store extra energy and recharge the phone's battery on demand. One interesting wrinkle in this story is that the first mark for this scam apparently is the Fiji government:
At a glamorous function at a Suva hotel on Friday night, Fiji's Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama announced the launch of a revolutionary new mobile application, hailed by the government as a "multi-billion dollar venture".
For any new or apparently amazing claim, the first question you should ask yourself is, how does it work? I understand that asking this question and being able to understand the answer requires a functional level of scientific literacy. I think it is a reasonable goal of public education, however, for everyone coming out of high-school level education to be able to recognize this level of obvious nonsense.
Its creator, Douglas Stewart, claims the app saves excess power after a phone is fully charged, so at the push of a button a user can recharge in under 30 seconds wherever they are.
Where is this energy being stored? Storing energy is what batteries do, and when the battery is full by definition there is no more room for further energy. Energy is not this virtual thing that can be stored in software. It must be physically stored somewhere on the device. Figuring out how to store a battery's worth of charge in the physical structure of the phone itself (without any accidental discharge or unwanted effects) would be an engineering feat. Needless to say, the phone would have to be designed to store that energy in some way, perhaps by including supercapacitors, for example. (Probably not feasible, I'm just being generous.)
There is no way to accomplish this with software, however. This is not even theoretically possible, and the claim is the scientific equivalent of magic. Stewart's explanation is this:
"Eventually, we came to a stage to accept, store and release energy back to your phone."
This is no explanation at all, of course. The scientific community, to the very limited extent it is giving the app any attention, is responding with a skeptical snort, which is about all the claims deserve. Stewart and his partners are responding to this skepticism in the most predictable manner imaginable. They are defending their claims by saying:
"In the pursuit of technology man and woman have always questioned the validity of inventions and creations, InstaCharge App is no different," a spokesperson from the company said.
"Douglas A Stewart's creation has indeed caused global intrigue to those who claim to be technical experts, speculation and scepticism has been mentioned yet none have produced any substantial evidence as to why it does not work."
This is so old and predictable it's sad. The first statement is essentially the Galileo Gambit – they were skeptical of previous geniuses, and they are skeptical of me, therefore I am a visionary genius who will also be vindicated. Of course, the vast majority of people whose unscientific claims are met with skepticism turn out to be cranks and con artists, but they all think (or at least claim) that they are Galileo or Edison.
The second statement is an attempt to reverse the burden of proof. It is not up to scientists to prove that it cannot work, it is up to the creators to prove that it does work, or at least provide a hint at an explanation that does not defy fundamental physical laws. Further, scientists have already met their burden (if they have any) by explaining the laws of physics, and that the device cannot possibly work because energy needs to be stored somewhere, and software cannot do that, even in theory.
And when pressed for more of an explanation, the creators claim they cannot give any because they need to protect their intellectual property. This is also transparent nonsense. No one is asking for their code, just a basic explanation of how the technology could work.
So you have the con artist trifecta – dismissing skepticism, shifting the burden of proof, and hiding behind the need to hide intellectual property. They add a gratuitous appeal to assumed popularity:
"We completely understand that in time our process will be copied like every other technological game changer that exists today. What is important to us is to provide the public who have the need to utilise the InstaCharge App and don't care about how it works as long as it works.
It is unfortunate that the Fiji government, in its zeal to attract businesses to its shores, has fallen for this pseudoscience. This is a good example of why governments need competent scientific advisers. They hoped to bask in the shine of a "multi-billion dollar venture," but instead will suffer the embarrassment of looking like third world rubes.
The creators, as is always the case, could shut up all the skeptics, myself included, by simply providing a working app. So far that has never happened. No one has ever delivered on their promise of an impossible free energy device – scientists so far are 100% in their prediction that promises of free energy (or anything that clearly breaks the laws of physics) are empty.
So far the app is not available in either Apple or Android stores. What typically happens at this point is that the creators fail to deliver on their promise, the media has already lost interest, and the story just fades away. Instacharge will go the way of Steorn with little fanfare. I will try to keep an eye on this one, however, and report any follow up. I encourage my readers to crowdsource this as well – send any follow up my way or put it in the comments.
But it doesn't matter how many times such claims fail and the scientists are correct. The next free energy or similar claim will attract investors, sucker gullible politicians, and garner whorish media attention. They will have their 15 minutes of fame and then fade away.
12 Responses to "Instacharge – There Is Not An App For That"
# SteveAon 06 Dec 2016 at 9:01 am
Came across this quote on the FijiLeaks website:
"There have been many companies who come to Fiji to scam our population. Why is that? Because we are really gullible."
# johnpowellon 06 Dec 2016 at 11:34 am
The app is obviously draining your chi! ;^)
# chikoppion 06 Dec 2016 at 5:25 pm
The energy is stored in the cloud, along with your photos.
# tmac57on 06 Dec 2016 at 9:04 pm
chikoppi- I had the same thought…then I thought about Benjamin Franklin
# Sylakon 06 Dec 2016 at 9:05 pm
Haha, your chi… RIDICULOUS! It's obviously your chakra, if you still have some after making couples of shadow clones.
One thing they could have said to explain it is easy. Some lithium ion battery are not really used at 100%, because of heat durability etc. Sometimes there's headroom. The electronic chip and software inside batteries ( yes you can upgrade battery firmware) is the one opening or cutting the charge and telling your device the status. So you could have a battery that at 90% maximum charge it stop and tell your phone that it is at 100%. They could said they found way to hack this. Of course they would be able to do it. Chips maker have their own codes, it could make your battery dangerous and every battery maker have their own decision about how their products behav, but at least that could have been a explanation. Nope they chose to go with MAGIC.
# Sylakon 06 Dec 2016 at 9:51 pm
No edit, I meant that they wouldn't be able to do it.
# andybloson 07 Dec 2016 at 3:45 am
I am not even a technically minded person, just a healthily skeptical one, and the first thought I had was basically what you've described, they're selling you energy you already have by making your phone look to have fully charged when it hasn't. An old con that the rather good BBC TV show 'Hustle' succinctly describes thusly… "Find somebody who wants something for nothing, then give him nothing for something."
# Sylakon 07 Dec 2016 at 6:45 am
It's definitely a con. I'm not saying otherwise. I'm just saying they could have used some excuse that seems legit and kind of technically real, albeit not very doable or practical ( since it might blow up your battery). I'm just suggesting them a way to make their scam better lol. I reality that app will just be graphic on your screen and effectively suck some of your battery life, if it ever comes out. For android they could make it available outside the play store. A fart noises app would be more useful than this.
# Kabboron 07 Dec 2016 at 8:38 am
If I wanted to make an app that people perceive as improving battery life, I would do it as follows:
Make the user activate the app only when the phone is above 20% battery (otherwise it wouldn't work for some technobabble reason). Then have the app artificially display the battery as being 80% or so (counting the remaining 20% on a new 1/4 scale). The app also kills a lot of the functionality of the phone while it is in 'boost' mode. This would include dimming the screen, reducing cell phone range (if possible), automatically turning off Bluetooth and closing all the background applications that might consume power. It would also turn off a portion of the cpu usage if possible. Basically do anything possible to save power while the phone is still technically working.
Basically sell the concept that boost mode would be dangerous for the phone if these features remain. Safety is the number one concern after all! Money please!
# leoneton 07 Dec 2016 at 12:39 pm
Yeah, a skilled programmer could fake this by keeping a reserve charge in the battery and hiding it from the user interface until the user invokes the magical recharge feature. It would require a rooted phone and some effort; probably more than these conmen (conwomen, conpeople?) would bother with.
# Kabboron 07 Dec 2016 at 1:15 pm
Yeah, that would probably be the easier work around. Once you install the app it makes the top 50% of the battery appear to the user as the full 100%, then you hit the boost and it suddenly 'recharges'. It wouldn't stand up to any metric of comparison of battery life, but it probably doesn't have to. I think you are more likely onto the mechanism they use to dupe people assuming they bothered to actually make something convincing.
# Sylakon 08 Dec 2016 at 10:21 pm
That will also be a scam, since most phones ( like my S7) already have those mode. The S7 get a really aggressive one. You can activate them manually or make them automatic. But they don't scam you by displaying higher battery level. It's the worst free energy scam ever. Most of them include a device, some contraption that seem to have technology in it. A physical device will help believe latching on your claims, but only software? It makes the thing more abstract. I bet that even the normal type of person that falls for this will be mostly skeptical too. I might be wrong.
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The 27-story Renaissance Polat offers 414 non-smoking rooms featuring satellite TV, minibars and coffee/tea makers. Wi-Fi is available for an additional fee. Four on-site restaurants prepare cuisine ranging from seafood to traditional Turkish fare to international dishes. Head into the bar for your favorite cocktail. Work out in the fitness center where aerobics classes are free. Play tennis or squash or swim some laps in the indoor pool. On-site parking is available for an extra charge.
Hotel Location
The Renaissance Polat is located on the Sea of Marmara, less than 10 miles from Istanbul's old city center. Head into the old city to see the Blue Mosque or the Topkapi Palace or wander through the Grande Bazaar to haggle with countless vendors, all nine-and-a-half miles away. Explore the Taksim District's fashionable restaurants, nine miles from the property, or designer stores in the Nisantasi District, 13 miles away. The Ataturk International Airport is three miles from the hotel.
Guest Favorites
Priceline guests give high marks to the "room view" and "comfortable" beds of the Renaissance Polat Istanbul Hotel.
Renaissance Polat Istanbul Hotel Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- 24-hour room service
- Accessible facilities
- Air conditioning
- Air conditioning individually controlled in room
- Alarm clock
- ATM/Cash machine
- Barber shop
- Beauty shop/salon
- Buffet breakfast
- Business center
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- Cable television
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- Child programs
- Cocktail lounge
- Cocktail lounge with entertainment
- Cocktail lounge with light fare
- Coffee shop
- Color television
- Complimentary in-room coffee or tea
- Complimentary newspaper delivered to room
- Complimentary newspaper in lobby
- Concierge desk
- Connecting rooms
- Currency exchange
- Direct dial telephone
- Drugstore/pharmacy
- Dry cleaning
- Efolio available to company
- Elevators
- Exercise gym
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- Florist
- Food and beverage outlets
- Free high speed internet connection
- Front desk
- Full business center
- Full service housekeeping
- Gift/News stand
- Gym
- Hairdresser/barber
- Hairdryer
- Health club
- High speed internet access
- High speed wireless
- Housekeeping - daily
- Ice machine
- Indoor pool
- Interior corridors
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- Jogging track
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- Lounges/bars
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- Non-smoking rooms (generic)
- On-site business center
- On-site business center is staffed
- On-Site parking
- Onsite laundry
- Outdoor pool
- Outdoor space
- Parking
- Pool
- Public area air conditioned
- Remote control television
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Room service - full menu
- Safe deposit box
- Sauna
- Security
- Shoe shine stand
- Spa
- Steam bath
- Telephone
- Tennis court
- Turndown service
- Valet cleaning
- Valet parking
- Valet same day dry cleaning
- Video review billing
- Voice mail
- Wakeup service
- Wedding services
- Whirlpool
- Wireless internet connection in public areas
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Renaissance Polat Istanbul HotelOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
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The hotel is conveniently located to the airport and has a very nice outdoor pool and fitness facility. The staff was polite and helpful.
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We were impressed by the clean and comfortable rooms. The staff was friendly and helpful. The breakfast buffet was very good, not very impressed with the Chinese restaurant, should have gone to the Turkish restaurant.
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A perfect stay.Classy, comfortable .Extremly clean.
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One of the best Hotels I ever stayed in. Top quality service, Friendly staff, extremely helpful. A little expensive for coffee and tea.
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PESOTUM — The Illinois State Police released results of underage alcohol details in Champaign and Vermilion counties that happened last month.
On May 7, state police, assisted by Champaign police, checked five bars in Champaign and issued citations for underage drinking at all of them.
They were:
— It's Brothers, 613 E. Green St.; nine citations.
— Red Lion, 211 E. Green St.; six citations.
— Joe's Brewery, 706 S. Fifth St.; six citations.
— Kam's, 618 E. Daniel St.; three citations.
— The Highdive, 51-53 Main St.; one citation.
Another detail was conducted May 28 in Vermilion County. Thirteen businesses were checked, and citations were issued to four for selling alcohol to minors:
— Boone's Firehouse, 104 S. Main St., Rankin.
— La Casa Del Sol, 1010 W. Chestnut, Hoopeston.
— Casey's General Store, 115 E. Orange, Hoopeston.
— Casey's General Store, 112 S. Chicago, Rossville.
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New Delhi: A constable in Delhi Police's Special Cell died of a bullet injury when he lost balance and his AK 47 rifle accidentally went off during an operation to nab a wanted criminal in outer Delhi's Rohini area today, police said.
The constable, Anand Khatri (32), was posted in the southwest cell of the police's anti-terrorist unit around three months ago. During the operation, the bullet hit his chin, said a police officer.
"It was a case of accidental firing. The official was rushed to a hospital but his life could not be saved," Special Commissioner of Police (Special Cell) Arvind Deep said.
According to the police, the incident took place around 5.30 am, when a Special Cell team went to a single-storey building in Rohini's Sector 21, following a tip-off that a wanted criminal, Ashok alias Sonu, and his associates were hiding there.
Sonu (30), who is allegedly associated with southwest Delhi-based gangster Manjit Mahal and history-sheeter Ravinder Bholu, was wanted in connection with nine criminal cases - including murder, extortion and robberies - across Delhi-NCR and Delhi Police had announced an reward of Rs 20,000 on his arrest.
Sonu was being tracked for around the past two months by a team led by two inspectors TIlak Chand Bisht and Rajesh under the supervision of ACP (Special Cell) Sandeep Byala.
The raid to nab Sonu was conducted by a Special Cell team, with the help of local police from the Begumpur police station.
Once the team reached the single-storey house in which Sonu had holed up, they realised that he was hiding at the terrace, while his associates had fled, police said.
The local police was asked to surround the entire house and officials of the Special Cell team, including Mr Khatri, climbed the terrace, said police.
Sonu was nabbed from there and as the police team was in the process of bringing him down from the terrace, which had no permanent stairs, Mr Khatri lost his balance and fell, police said.
"In such operations, the guns are always cocked to ensure spontaneity. It was by the impact of the fall that the AK 47 went off and the bullet hit him," a senior police officer said.


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Today I'm so excited to share a peak into Mimi's beautiful home. If you love modern country style and simple shabby chic furniture, you'll love her blog Vintage Charm by Mimi.
She makes me want to rescue old furniture that just needs a little love (and a coat of white paint!). Her decorating eye and sense of style are spot on. If Country Home magazine still existed, I could definitely see her house in its pages! I'm in love with her front door. The scalloped siding makes it look like a doll house!
Her home is definitely a labor of love! Not many people can say their husband built their house, but that's just what her husband Brett did, and from where I'm sitting, it was worth every drop of sweat!
When I asked her to share her front door, she said her house reminds her of this line from Miranda Lambert's song "The House that Built Me".
"Mama cut out pictures of houses for years
from 'Better Homes and Garden' magazine
plans were drawn and concrete poured
and nail by nail and board by board
daddy gave life to mama's dream"
Don't you love that?
1. What do you love about your front door?
This question is a little funny for me because the front door is one of three things I would do differently with my new home. I love old wood doors with the oval window in them. Most of the time they have decorative woodwork and door knobs that go with them. My husband knew I loved doors like that and went ahead and ordered an energy efficient Therma-tru door with an oval window in it. Let's just say it doesn't quite have they same charm. I would definitely pick something different if we were choosing now. Have you seen all those cute front doors on Pinterest?!!! I love when they have the house number on them. No worries… that's an easy fix down the road.
2. What makes this house your home?
I love this question. This house is our home because my husband built it (literally with his own two hands). I still can't believe he did it and survived for that matter; it was a huge feat. I suppose it's a romantic notion to live in a home that you built yourself but as my husband likes to say "it almost killed me" and "I am still recovering from that year". He worked full time to support us and every other free moment was spent on the house. I am so thankful for this home! We feel really blessed to be living our dream in the country. We've got a beautiful piece of land (rich in my family history) and now a beautiful little country cottage to go along with it.
What is your favorite architectural element of your home?
I love my open staircase that you see right as you come in the front door. Does that count as "architectural" ? I hope so. It's simple but very charming.
4. What is your favorite room/space in the home?
I would have to say my master bathroom. One because it's "done" so to speak (if you live with a carpenter, you know what I mean). And two because when I want a little escape, I can go soak in my vintage claw foot tub.
5. What projects are you dreaming about?
My kitchen! I am hoping and praying that the husband will find some time and have the energy to finish it. My motto is: "2013 is the year of the kitchen, right babe?!?!" He just smiles at me. I'm really excited for that room to come together. It's a great space and we even splurged on one of those beautiful farmhouse sinks.
6. What is your current household obsession?
This is a hard one for me. I think the kitchen probably applies to this as well just because it really is the heart of the home. I need my "control center" in order to help life run a little more smoothly. Yes… it is indeed the kitchen that I spend a lot of time thinking about and making plans for.
Thanks so much for sharing your home with us Mimi! I can't wait to see your kitchen progress.
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Money at the heart of so many matters
Former NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle had a seemingly simple, yet vastly impossible dream during his 29-year run as the leader of America's biggest sport.
Just once, Rozelle hoped, an entire offseason and even a regular season would go by without money being mentioned prominently in association with his sport. Rozelle might have had better luck trying to book Santa Claus, the Tooth Fairy and the Easter Bunny together for three nights at the Rainbow Room.
Money is as old to the landscape of the NFL as it is to the fabric of society in general, with Red Grange galloping into New York on a barnstorming tour in the 1920s or George Halas prying Columbia graduate and future Hall of Fame quarterback Sid Luckman away from a sales job in 1939 with a then-record $5,500 annual salary.
The Cowboys' new stadium is under construction in Arlington.
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Just imagine it, a rookie once walked into the NFL as the highest-paid player in the league.
Nearly 70 years later, it's the same argument about rookies being overpaid. In addition, there's grumblings about stadiums costing too much, players and owners bickering over who gets how much and players threatening to hold out if they don't receive specified financial terms.
"Our fans don't want to hear about money all the time and we know it," Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said in May, a day after he and the rest of the NFL owners voted unanimously to opt out of the collective bargaining agreement. "They want to hear about the players, all the hard work that they put in … but it's a reality of what we do. Money is part of it, we just have to keep it in perspective."
While Jones said that, he sat in the driver's seat of his black town car in Arlington, Texas, staring at the gleaming edifice some Cowboys fans refer to as "Jerry's World." It's the giant new stadium Jones is building for the Cowboys, which is scheduled to open in 2009.
The expression "giant new stadium" is sort of like referring to Tokyo as kind of crowded. The house that Jones is building for his beloved Cowboys is beyond even the loftiest football palace that any Texan could imagine. It's more like an intersection of the best of a World's Fair, the Golden Gate Bridge, an Italian Piazza and some spaceship from the mind of George Lucas. In its own way, the new Cowboys Stadium is nearly as mind-bending to consider as the Roman Colosseum.
"And it's all just a little more than a $1 billion," Jones said, smiling broadly through his soft-pedaled sarcasm.
Even at that price, the stadium looks like a bargain. It features two girded archways that will each span 1,290 feet. Attached to the arches will be the world's largest high-definition television, more than 60 yards long and hanging 110 feet from the floor of the stadium.
"This is going to be a viewing experience for the fans that come," Jones said. "When people look at that screen, they're going to see something they've never seen before."
Of course, some people believe the investment Jones and other franchises have made in new stadiums will force the owners to come to an agreement with the players and avoid labor unrest. In short, if the owners are leveraged to the hilt to pay off expensive stadiums, they need the sport healthy and playing.
Jones countered that by saying, "There's nothing we've done that puts us in a position where we're going to have to play. You don't do that."
Until then, Jones and the other owners will find ways to maximize their profits. One way has been selling PSLs for the new stadiums. The Cowboys will charge $16,000-$150,000 for PSLs in the lower bowl of the new stadium, according to Sports Business Daily. The New York Giants will charge $1,000-$20,000 for their $1.6 billion stadium that they'll share with the New York Jets that is set to open in 2010. The Jets' prices will range from $4,000-$25,000.
However, the discussion of money this offseason hasn't been limited to new stadiums and PSLs. First, there were the usual moves in free agency, with the likes of cornerback Asante Samuel leaving New England after helping the Patriots win two titles for greener pastures in Philadelphia for a reported six-year, $57-million contract. On the flipside, former Most Valuable Player Shaun Alexander was kicked out of the Emerald City of Seattle because he was no longer worth the cash.
"That's such a tough call with a player like Shaun because he's huge part of what you try to build, but there comes a time you have to move on," Seattle coach Mike Holmgren said.
Then there were the contracts for No. 1 overall pick Jake Long, a pre-draft deal in April that made him the highest paid offensive lineman (reported five years, $57.5 million with the Miami Dolphins) in the league before he ever took a snap, and Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan, the No. 3 overall pick who received $34.5 million guaranteed. Altogether, the top six players in the draft all surpassed $20 million in guarantees.
Long is already the league's highest-paid OL.
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Throughout the offseason, there were threats or whispers of several veterans missing minicamps and OTAs as they sought restructured contracts. Veteran Steven Jackson ended a 27-day holdout with the St. Louis Rams on Aug. 20 and signed a reported six-year, $44-million deal the next day. Jacksonville Jaguars rookie Derrick Harvey signed a five-year, $23.8 million contract last Wednesday, ending a 33-day holdout.
But the biggest move of the offseason was the decision by owners to opt out of the collective bargaining agreement. That move is a prelude to what could be significant labor strife over the next three years. One team executive said in early August that he fully expects that the owners will go to an uncapped year in 2010 as they move out of the current system and hope to find a more workable resolution.
Finding such a resolution might be difficult, particularly after the tough talk of attorney Jeff Kessler, who works on the CBA negotiations for the league. When owners opted out of the agreement, Kessler's response was that the union would "ask for more," a clear shot across the bow at management.
However the negotiations over the CBA and the salary cap go, the news figures to be a dreary reminder of what Rozelle hated most.
"When you start talking about money, the only thing you hear as a player is that we're so lucky to be making what we're making," Indianapolis Colts center Jeff Saturday said. "Both sides are doing very well and if we can't work out a solution, the fans aren't going to be happy with us. We all know that."
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Tumkur (Karnataka), Nov 9 (IANS) Reigning champion Amittrajit Ghosh (co-driver Ashwin Naik) all but clinched the overall Indian National Rally Championship (INRC) title as their nearest contender Vikram Devadasen (George Verghese) crashed out on the opening day of the IMG Karnataka 1000 Rally here Saturday.
After two loops of the three physical Special Stages, Ghosh, driving a Group N-spec Mitsubishi Lancer Cedia, led the field by one minute, 28.8 seconds with Prithvi Dominic (Pruthvi Sthal) in second place, followed by Rahul Kanthraj (Vivek Bhatt).
Devadasen, also in a Cedia, and 56 points behind Ghosh, was on pace with the leader until he suffered a puncture in SS-5 and then flipped the car 500 metres from the finish of the day's last Stage to drop out of contention.
"Going into a right-hander just before the flying finish, I hit a bund and was not carrying enough speed through the corner. I did my best to control but the car flipped and landed on the roof. Some bystanders helped us roll the car back and we continued but lost too much time. We will rejoin the Rally Sunday but have no chance to finish anywhere at the top," said Devadasen.
Ghosh maintained consistent pace through the six Stages to finish on top but he is skipping the fifth and final round in Chikmagalur next month as he would be abroad.
"We didn't have any problems today. We have almost clinched the championship but I am disappointed that I would be missing the last round in Chikmagalur as the fresh dates after postponement coincide with my holiday abroad and which I had planned well in advance," said Ghosh.
Meanwhile, newly-crowned Asia Pacific Rally Champion (APRC) Gaurav Gill (Musa Sherif), driving a modified Mahindra XUV 500 in the non-INRC SUV class, topped charts clocking a blistering one hour, 53.3 seconds.
Gill led his Mahindra Adventure Rally teammate Sunny Sidhu (PVS Murthy) by over two minutes while Lohitt Urs (Bonnie Thomas), the third Mahindra entrant, was third a further 57 seconds adrift.
Elsewhere, the INRC 1600cc class is developing into a thrilling battle with championship leader Arjun Rao (Satish Rajagopal) ahead of Sirish Chandran (Nikhil Pai) of Slideways Industries by just 4.9 seconds. The two, both driving Volkswagen Polo, are separated by only six points.
In the Junior INRC class, MK Suhem (Jeevarathinam), second in the championship, led the pack by one minute, 3.3 seconds ahead of Aroor Viram Rao (Somayya AG). Championship leader Asad Khan (Zayne Asrar) ended seventh.
The Indian Rally Championship (IRC) saw former World Rally champion (production class) Karamjit Singh (Jagdev Singh) from Malaysia, driving a factory-prepared Polo R2, was quickest with a 15-minute lead over Sumit Panjabi (Prakhyath Shirole) in a Cedia.
The third IRC entry, albeit last-minute, veteran Narayanaswamy Leelakrishnan (D Ram Kumar), piloting a four-wheel drive car for the first time, retired with a damaged oil pump after his Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X landed heavily following a jump.
Provisional classifications (Leg 1):
INRC Overall/2000cc: Amittrajit Ghosh/Ashwin Naik (Cedia) 1 (1 hr, 3 mins, 28.7 secs); Prithvi Dominic/Pruthvi Sthal 2 (01:04:57.5); Rahul Kanthraj/Vivek Bhatt 3 (01:05:04.6).
INRC 1600cc: Arjun Rao/Satish Rajagopal (VW Polo) 1 (01:05:59.5); Sirish Chandran/Nikhil Pai (VW Polo, Slidways Industries) 2 (01:06:04.4); Byram Godrej/Prajwal Pai (VW Polo, Slideways Industries) 3 (01:11:53.3).
JINRC: Suhem MK/J Jeevarathinam 1 (01:07:09.9); Aroor Vikram Rao/Somayya AG 2 (01:08:13.2); Philip Thomas/Milen George Cherian 2 (01:10:15.2).
SUV RC: Gaurav Gill/Musa Sherif (Mahindra Adventure Rally) 1 (01:00:57.3); Sunny Sidhu/PVS Murthy (Mahindra Adventure Rally) 2 (01:03:02.2); Lohitt Urs/Bonnie Thomas (Mahindra Adventure Rally) 3 (01:04:00.1).
IRC: Karamjit Singh/Jagdev Singh (VW Polo R2, Slideways Industries) 1 (01:01:45.5); Sumit Panjabi/Prakhyath Shirole (Cedia) 2 (01:16:47.1).
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I updated to the premium version of WCPS version 2.1.13 and after updating the layout is messed up. Images are now huge and font color etc are messed up.
- I also noticed that the themes are all changed up.
- Can you start providing a changelog with your updates so that we can at least have an idea of what is going on in the new versions that you create?
How do I fix my layout?
How do I use these new themes
What is new in version 2.1.13
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Can you please go edit WCPS and just select a themes form "Themes for slider" under Style tab, please see the screenshot
We have added huge list of themes for slider.
if you can't see the text under slider items please try to changes text color form items option , please see the screenshot
Please see the all demo here for themes
We are still working on update version , will update documentation with few days.
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You did not mention how to fix the css layout broken since I updated to version 2.1.13
Themes 11 and 12 of version 2.1.12 are gone from version 2.1.13. Please put them back in version 2.1.13 so that I can continue using them on my site
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Can you put back Themes 11 and 12 in version 2.1.13. Why did you remove them?
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by Douglas on Jun.14, 2013, under Uncategorized
Hey there, faithful reader(s). I will be back soon with some posts I'm working on. Namely continuing both the VOD Options for Independent Films and Series article and the Open Source Short Film Business Model piece. There's actually quite a bit of crossover between these two because the VOD is an important piece of the puzzle for the short film biz model. I'm planning to run a pretty extensive and transparent look at specifics of the VOD options as I put my short film strategy into place. Then I'll expand on what I'm doing in the short film world and I'll be releasing more films.
But… it's going to be a little longer that I'd planned before I can bring these out. I'm releasing new episodes of DIVERGENCE now. After a long-ish delay, Season 1: Episodes 7-11 are now becoming available each week. AND we're migrating to a new platform as we've joined the incredible Zombie Orpheus Entertainment Network to expand our audience. So I'm definitely going to be talking about that as well over the next few weeks. And of course, it's the summer salad days for those of us in video production—which means you really only have time to scarf down a quick salad and then it's back to work on all the projects you need to shoot.
So bear with me a minute. I have some great stuff coming your way.
DIVERGENCE – New Episodes and New Media Festival Screening
by Douglas on Jun.05, 2013, under Projects
A lot of great stuff is happening for my independent series DIVERGENCE. The series is an official selection at New Media Festival in Los Angeles at the Landmark Theater June 11-12, 2013. Dan and I will both be in attendance and will do a Q&A. You can still get tickets, though I've heard from the festival that very few remain.
As great as that is, the big news is that we now have five new episodes to air. DIVERGENCE Season One Episodes 7 through 11 will start airing June 10, 2013 with a new episode each week. We will be on our regular YouTube channel if you like watching it there, but we are trying to push traffic to our own site, WhatIsDivergence.com — which is getting a facelift and new player thanks to our joining the ZOE Network. I'm going to write a post about ZOE shortly because it's quite impressive what they've built and we are very pleased to be joining their family of web series.
And we have even more DIVERGENCE news coming, so keep an eye out!


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I'm planning a graduation trip for my daughter in 2017. My wife and I visited Austria, Germany and Switzerland several years ago with Go Ahead vacations and enjoyed Vienna, Salzburg, Munich, Lucerne, and Heidelberg. We loved the Alps. I'd like to introduce my daughter and son to European culture, architechture and history. While we enjoy art and museums we'd rather be outside enjoying culture, arcitecture and natural beauty. We'll be using American Airlines miles for our flights and will be traveling for 3 weeks. Here is my tentative itinerary: flying in to Pariis - Paris 3 nights (early a.m. arrival on day 1), fly to Rome 3 nights (mid morning arrival), fly to Vienna 3 nights, rent a car and drive Vienna-Hallstat-Salzburg (1 day), Salzburg 3 nights, Salzburg to Munich via the German Alpine Road (leaving GAR at Hausham), 2 nights in Munich, Munich to Linderhof and Neuschwanstein and overnight in Garmisch, Garmisch to Lucerne 3 nights with day trips to Pilatus and Lauterbrunnen, Lucerne to Heidelberg via rail - 2 nights in Heidelberg, Frankfurt - home. I know this seems like a lot in 3 weeks but I think its manageable based on previous vacation travel we've done. Does anyone have any other recommendations that might fit our architecture, history and culture preferences? I'd love to find a way to get to Prague but I'm struggling with getting there and getting our fill of the Alps. I'd also be open to an itinerary north through Italy via maybe Pisa and Lake Como. And if train travel is recommended for a particular segment, please let me know. Thanks for any suggestions.
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I personally think this isn't very good itinerary.
Very VERY rushed.
you will have 2 jet lagged days in Paris, 2 days in Rome, 2 days in Vienna, and so on. Why so much dashing about? I'd skip Paris altogether unless you can give it 4 days/5 nights minimum. Your first city will be the hardest because of the jet lag/logistics - and w/ a family things do take longer.
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Have you asked your daughter what she would like to do since this is her present? That would be a lot of Alps for some teenage girls I know and not enough Italy or Paris. But there certainly are other girls who would love all that mountain scenery and just as soon skip a high-speed sightseeing in Rome and Munich.
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I have done 3 night stays over shorter trips, but over 3 weeks, I think all that moving around will catch up with you. My teenaged sons enjoyed cities and hiking. Sitting in a car passing beautiful scenery--not so much.
You have a good amount of time to enlist your children's aid in determining what they would like to see--from school or movies, they probably have some thoughts.
I would add days to places everyone is excited about and reduce the number of locations.
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Agree that this is too rushed. For some reason you have given a lot of time to Salzburg - but you are definitely giving short shrift (2 days plus a little jet lag) to Paris and Rome (just 2.5 days). Not only can you not add more destinations I would definitely simplify - since IMHO you have way too much time sitting on trains and in airports versus actually doing/seeing things.
However, if that is the type of trip you really want - more power to you. But I would review with your family. Have them make a list of the sights they want to see in each city - and figure out how many of them you can get to in the limited time you have in each place.
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Thanks for the advice. I agree that we will suffer some jet lag in Paris so I should add more time there. That's one place she definitely wants to see. And we can reduce time in Salzburg as well as remove Munich. She's interested in being a wildlife biologist so she's good with the Alps. I also should have mentioned that we don't plan to try to cram every city site into our trip.
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Your trip is a couple of years off, so you still have lots of time to think and plan, and read guide books, etc.
Most of the cities you visited on your first trip, while lovely, are very small compared with Paris and Rome and have only a minuscule number of riches (architecture, art, etc.) to see compared with them. Example: a day in Heidelberg lets you get a good feel and taste for the city. To do the same in Rome would require a week. A night or even just an afternoon seems enough in Heidelberg compared with several days in Paris.
It looks as if you are going to see two of King Ludwig's castles. Linderhof is pretty and nice to see if you will be in the area, Neuschwanstein was made famous by Disney so a lot of people go there, but with your itinerary, you will be going right by another of his palaces that is, IMHO, on a par with Versailles. That is Herrenchiemsee, my personal favorite of the three. On Germany's list of their 100 top sights, it comes in at 39. Google "images of Herrenchiemsee" and you will see why.
Herrenchiemsee is on an island on lake Chiemsee less than a hour NW of Salzburg (about an hour SE of Munich). You take a boat to get out to the island. From Spring to Fall, they have concerts in the evenings in the Hall of Mirrors, all by candlelight. Attending one is really memorable - a highlight of three years of living in Germany. It becomes an experience, not just a "see the sight" kind of thing.
Another thing you might enjoy. If you can time your dates, the "Burning of the Castle" is re-enacted several times each summer in Heidelberg. It will be crowded, etc., but absolutely worth it. The fireworks are beautiful. Standing on one of bridges over the river and looking up at the castle ruins all alight with flames and sparkles - spectacular!
Have fun playing with your itinerary.
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I am so glad you are rethinking your itinerary as your first one made my head spin. I agree that you will need more time in Paris and Rome.
Happy planning!
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If you are really big hikers, instead of day tripping to Lauterbrunnen, I suggest staying there for several nights. Better yet, stay in one of the smaller towns above Lauterbrunnen, such as Wengen or Murren. There is glorious hiking to be done in the area, and there is nothing like sleeping in and among the Alps (rather than viewing them from below or afar). As others have said, you have plenty of time so start googling and reading guidebooks to find the specific locations that appeal most to your family's interests. Happy travels!
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Agree that Herrenchiemsee is much better than Neuschwanstein - unless you must see the origianal of Disney's princess castle. I even like Linderhof better - esp the grotto.
We actually had a very interesting experience at Linderhof, waiting for a few minutes for the english language tour. We encountered a bunch of English tourists - apparently from a bus tour - and they listened to us discussing where we were going next. They kept asking where the rest of our group was - and couldn't seem to get that we were just in the middle of a road trip (from Salzburg to Vienna at that point). We were amazed that they were with a group and they couldn't get we were traveling independently. Finally one woman asked if we wouldn't find a bus better than all those trains - and seemed amazed when we said - no we had just rented a car. It was surprising since I had assumed the average middle-aged English person would have traveled all over europe and would just hop in their car and go. And they were amazed that we traveled that way - and were staying at the Vienna Hilton (free on points) and that we must be millionaires (SO far from the truth).
I guess there are a lot of differences in how average middle class people live.
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My wife and I visited Linderhof and Neuschwanstein on our previous trip. I agree Linderhof is better. Thanks for the recommendation on Herrenchiemsee. @nytraveler and @ sassafrass do you have other castle recommendations? I'm also a big fan of Vienna and enjoyed Schonbrunn. @nytraveler, you describe somthing that interests us - just getting in a car and going from place to place. @msteacher, we could definitely take a few days to enjoy the Lauterbrunnen area. I've also thought about visiting Interlaken. Anyone have thoughts on Interlaken?
I've read a lot of posts here and it seems if anyone only spends a day or two in one "important" city, they get persecuted for not taking enough time. I know Rome is a place you could easily spend 2-3 weeks. Thats not our goal. We don't have to spend every hour we're there checking sites off of some "must do" list. If we end up wandering around and only see the Colliseaum and Pantheon thats fine. Hopefully, it won't be our last trip there. The same for Paris. To be honest, the smaller places fit our style better. I know this is sacrilege to some but we don't have to immerse ourselves in a city for days to enjoy it. Our itinerary seems rushed to many but it's only rushed if you feel like you have to do a million things to "get your moneys worth" in a particular place. As long as we have fun and see a few sites, we're usually pretty happy. We've been places and had people ask us after we return, "did you see this, did you see that" and the answer was "no" and they couldn't believe it. What I'm saying is,if we go to Paris and don't go to the Louvre or go to Rome and don't make a trip to the Vatican it's not going to ruin our vacation. I guess I should have said that up front.
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As far as Interlaken goes, it is a good choice if you are looking for a central base from which to do day trips. It has easy train connections to places like Bern, Lucerne, or Lauterbrunnen. It is situated on two beautiful lakes, so nice for boat rides. It is a larger town that caters to tourists, so plenty of shopping available. There is a pretty view of the mountains in the distance. Good choice if you don't mind traveling about an hour each morning and afternoon to explore a different place, or if you will have a car.
If your main goal, however, is hiking and/or experiencing nature, a smaller town in the Bernese Oberland would be a better choice. We personally enjoyed Wengen very much because it is perched high in the mountains with beautiful 360 degree views, and a variety of hikes at our doorstep. It is a car-free village so very quiet and only accessible by train. Murren is quite similar, and there are some other towns too.
So think about what would be best for your familiy's needs and interests. And thanks for your explanation of your travel style. Totally get it. I would just encourage you to think about how much time you will be spending in transit compared to actually enjoying your locations. Keep in mind that even for a short flight, you will lose at least half a day to travel because you need to get from hotel to airport, arrive at airport 2 hours early, get from airport to new hotel, and get your bearings in a new city. So you'll just need to decide if the amount of time spent traveling VS. the amount of time enjoying each location is worth it for you and your family. All part of the fun of planning. Enjoy!
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I should have added that if you stay in Wengen, Murren, or Lauterbrunnen, you will pass through Interlaken. So if you just want to see Interlaken, but not stay there, it is easily done from anywhere in the BO.
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I've been in Interlaken and it felt like a tourist transit depot. There are nicer towns around that have prettier scenery and more of a village feel.
I am a big fan of short stays in big cities but your original post was framed in terms of (a) a trip for your daughter who has never been to Europe and (b) wanting to give your children an introductions to the history, culture and architecture of Europe. That is part of the reason people questioned your itinerary. Moving at such a fast pace and choosing on the basis of what you liked in the past didn't seem likely to produce the result you seemed to be saying you wanted.
You have since added more information, but I would still suggest trying to make your trip more geographically compact and taking fewer plane flights. For instance, Instead of flying to Rome to go to the Pantheon and the Colisseum, consider going to Verona and seeing the Roman arena there and other marvelous sights. Since you say you like smaller cities, Verona is an architectural gem with lots of variety.
Again, you know your family best but even a lot of adults don't particularly like being taken on a guided tour of other people's favorite sights in Europe (or anywhere). I have noticed a lot of young people get weary fairly quickly of their parent's saying: "Look at this! Look at that!!" Part of what many people love about travel is the feeling they are discovering and exploring for themselves, which is one reason why a lot of people have stopped taking guided tours. The guided tour isn't necessarily more fun if it is your parents doing the pointing and guiding rather than a tour guide.
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We did a 3 week graduation trip with our children many years ago==before the internet allowed you such great planning tools.
We landed in Luxembourg with Icelandic. Rented a car and drove through the Moselle and to Munich. Then to Switzerland, Zurich and Zermatt for a couple of days.
Train to Venice, then Florence, and Rome. Train north to Pisa and Milan and on to the south of France and rented a car again and drove to Paris.
We took some overnight trains somewhere in there.
I think your trip looks like "the highlights of Europe" tour and you seem to be patterning it after YOUR tour, which you enjoyed, but there is more to see.
You sort of downplay museums, and maybe cathedrals, but it was interesting to see our jock sons LOVE them and lead the way.
Not sure what being a wildlife biologist has to do with all that time in Switzerland!!
Our kids were Latin language folk, so we saw many of the Roman ruins--not just in Rome but in southern France--it made a bit of a theme.
I'd suggest mixing in some driving, and rethinking the time in Salzburg and the castles.
We actually spent the night in a castle in Germany.
And definitely more time in Paris--it wouldn't be inconceivable to do it round trip--beginning and ending there
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"In a now desperate attempt to get the woman out, Ed Haller climbed inside, hitting his head on the window frame. The Rottweiler needed calming before he could enter the room. With great difficulty he got the dog out then assisted the female through the window," the release says. "The home was fully engulfed in flames but the quick actions of the four men helped save the resident."
For his brave actions in entering a burning residence to save a woman's life the Bronze Medal for Bravery is awarded to Eddy Haller. For their presence of mind in the rescue the Honorary Testimonial Certificate is awarded to Glen Hauser, Morris Hauser and Garry Wingerak.
Lt.-Gov. Judith Guichon will present the 2016 Royal Canadian Humane Association Canada Bravery Awards at the B.C. RCMP Headquarters in Surrey on Monday, May 30, 2016.
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Karnataka government on Friday ousted the archaic orderly system from its police department. The move by the government comes after months of deliberations fuelled by a rebellion of sorts from the police force in the state.
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Karnataka's Chief Minister Siddaramaiah made the announcement of doing away with the orderly system while speaking to media persons about various reforms that have been brought to existing regulations for the police department including better pay, promotion and deputation policies.
The move will help relieve trained policemen from doing menial jobs for senior officials. The relevance of colonial orderly system has been questioned time and again by various organisations. With this move, the government hopes to fill huge vacancies that plague the department.
Orderlies are policemen trained in crime detection, security, handling of law and order situation and traffic but are posted as help to senior officials. The government intends to introduced helpers in place of existing orderlies.
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