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And yet, despite three years of significant industry-wide product launches and feature improvements, including longer battery life, more storage and the all-important attachable keyboard, the tablet still hasn't made believers out of die-hard laptop users. We believe that our somewhat bulkier portable computers will still serve us better in more situations than a stripped down tablet ever could.
It was our ongoing skepticism that compelled us to road test Dell's convertible XPS 10 Tablet, which, when combined with its compact keyboard, effectively transforms into a fully functioning laptop. Together, the two component parts provide a mind-boggling 16 to 18 hours of battery life, and weigh in at just 2.89 pounds total. Still, since that's approximately the heft of our current lightweight laptop, we wanted to see if the XPS 10's flexibility and features outweighed our go-to device for business and pleasure travel.
Getting Started
After unloading the unit from its box, charging it up and turning it on, we expected that the XPS 10 would guide us through a series of steps designed to help us set up the tablet and get us connected to Wi-Fi. It didn't. Instead, we found ourselves on a start screen displaying Windows' signature "tiles" and we were required to hunt around for several minutes in order to finally get online (hit "Desktop" and the lower right hand corner icon to access wireless networks). While navigating through setup may be more clear for lifelong PC users, Apple-heads may chafe at the non-intuitive nature of using the device for the first time.
Keyboard and Trackpad
The trackpad is generously sized, but felt slightly under-responsive to our touch. Keep in mind (Apple users, we're again talking to you) that hitting the center with your thumb will result in a non-action by the XPS 10—the trackpad is two-sided, but not clearly marked to indicate that. Besides that PC-specific quirk, we found the 92 percent full-sized keyboard to be almost imperceptibly cramped, but otherwise comfortable. We could easily type without making errors. In fact, the laptop-like feel of the attached tablet and keyboard almost made us forget at times that we were using a tablet.
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The XPS 10 uses the Microsoft Windows RT operating system and comes pre-loaded with Microsoft Office Home & Student 2013 RT, which allowed us to begin working almost as soon as we turned on the tablet. But as we moved from business to "fun," we were disappointed with the selection of apps available to us via the Windows Store—and the fact that other apps we wanted to download weren't compatible with the operating system. One we missed the most: Yahoo's Fantasy Sports, something we check daily (if not hourly) to see where we stand against our trash-talking competitors.
Product Testing: On the Road
We road-tested the XPS 10 by taking it on a 48-hour domestic trip, tossing it in our bag just before leaving the office. While the dimensions were smaller, the tablet-keyboard combo is actually far less delicate than our company-issued ultra-thin laptop. The exterior of the XPS 10 utilizes a rubberized finish that allows for easy gripping when reaching into a bag and pulling it out. The tablet portion is faced with Ashai Dragontail glass (a shatter-resistant competitor to Gorilla Glass) to ensure that an inadvertent slip and fall won't cause our days with the XPS 10 to crash to an end.
While the real-world performance of the device (flipping between apps, loading documents, etc) felt a little bit slow, it wasn't enough to hold us up from working, surfing or playing games. We found it handy to have two USB 2.0 ports and a mini-HDMI port (with included mini-to-full HDMI dongle) located on the keyboard, and discovered micro-SD and micro-SIM ports on the tablet itself. We're still SD card users, so we did miss the ability to transfer images from our camera's memory card directly to our computing device (something we do almost constantly on trips).
Watching a movie on the XPS 10 was a better than average entertainment experience—at least, as far as tablets are concerned. When attached, the tablet and keyboard's speakers work together to offer far better sound quality than the tablet ever could on its own.
Final Verdict
The XPS 10 tablet and keyboard gave our current ultralight laptop a run for its money, its snap-on, snap-off component parts offering us a more flexible experience for work and play. While we weren't wowed by the thin library of apps, disappointing trackpad performance and somewhat sluggish operating system, the XPS delivers extraordinary battery life and all the essential programs we need for business. Those factors, plus its compact size, will make us seriously consider using it exclusively on our next extended getaway.


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A former Camden city police officer now working as a civilian employee in the new county-run force is accused of posing as a law enforcement officer to commit a robbery.
The Camden County Prosecutor's Office said 45-year-old Richard Dayton, of Haddon Township, is facing charges of second-degree robbery and official misconduct in the Tuesday incident.
Dayton is a civilian worker in the Camden County Police Department and is responsible for managing the force's fleet. He retired on a disability pension from the former Camden city police force in 2005, and is no longer a sworn officer.
Prosecutors say Dayton used a police badge and radio to stop a pedestrian at 9th Street and Ferry Avenue at about 10:20 a.m., and pretended to be a police officer.
He showed the male pedestrian the badge and took money from the man, prosecutors said, and then fled from the scene in a police department pickup truck.
Authorities said Dayton had access to police vehicles through his job.
Surveillance video identified Dayton as the suspect after the victim reported the incident to police, the prosecutor's office said.
Investigators are looking into whether he is also responsible for other recent crimes, prosecutors said.
Dayton has been suspended with intent to dismiss, pending the resolution of the charges.
"We hold every employee, including our civilians, to the highest standards of integrity," Chief Scott Thomson said in a statement. "Behavior that undermines the public's trust has no place in policing and is not tolerated in our department."
Dayton was being held today on $50,000 bail, officials said.
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Yes this deserved number 1 Sean brilliant...I came by to thank you for all your wonderful comments on my lyrics. As to the ease with which I write lyrics, I wish I could do more than that....I am a professional writer so words are all I am good for...but I truly enjoy collaborating with fine artists and if ever I can supply a line or two for you, do let me know...usually takes me an hour or two to write a whole lyric but occasionally it can take a few days for the inspiration to come. And the best thing is I write lyrics for free (and royalties if the song is ever released of course)
NO 1!!! Well how deserved is that! And i can only hope that by listening to this magical magical track that the snow starts to fall here as we approach my most favourite time of year. You have managed to capture the essence of a snowflake and not to mention the time of year with this beautiful composition.. as always huge thumbs Sean and once again well done!
Hi Sean, This is a black and white Christmas movie from the 40s! It is so evocative and has a wonderful romantic touch to it. Excellent production and a worthy Number one! Take Care Andy:)
Majestic in sound and full of life. Like the tingle of a wet snowflake gently kissing the nose as it falls! I could feel it! Good stuff and congrats on #1! -Mike
Congratulations Sean!
Congratulations on the top spot Sean. Fracking good tune.
I can imagine the movie so clearly....you are a scenery painter in music Sean...another wonderful piece of fine art :)
A truly splendid and spellbinding piece of work! So indicative of the "white fluffy stuff " that can cause so much havoc to us , yet here invokes the wonderment of each unique tiny flake of enjoyment. Personally this takes me way back to my childhood and my first memories of fresh snowfall. Lovely..just lovely!! You are a very gifted musician!!! Thank you for this download too. keith
I think the general agreement from reading the other comments is that this music takes us to another place, a happy warm and secure part of our past. I cant praise this highly enough Sean, In the Falling Snow is amazing. Big thumb and a DL, thank you. Gibbo
arrgghh..."more than a dusting of the fluffy stuff..." :)
Got a little more than a uffy stuff, but as it descended, you had this song to frame it all...so I trod the yard with this song framing it all...a bit of euphoria in the night as snow falls..well-expressed here Sean..always enjoy the manuscript :) Thumbs!....Celesta, flute, harp, strings = Christmas :)
Hi Sean, This is wonderful music composition, so welcoming, and heartfelt, I had such potent mind images appearing, and memories of begin a young child in America (when I was 6) and plain gin the snow, such a rarity in Australia! makes me want to hop on a plane! Beautiful! Cheers, Andrew
Always guaranteed audio elegance on your page,Sean. Very evocative composition and even though I hate winter,this may just make it easier to prepare for the nasty weather...although hibernation is very tempting :) Nice work.
Its funny the imagery that music evokes in a person. The feelings that go with it and how you can be transported to a place, time, memory, or connect to an imaginary world that you have walked through countless times. This has taken me to such a place. So familiar and so warm. It reminds me of scenes I have played in my mind as I have read many many books that have transported my soul to places with warm hearths, loving smiles, tight embraces and always family friends and loved ones. Such a lovely piece to share with any one during this time of year. Thank you for sharing this Sean. As always your talent pool seems vast, deep and without end.... cheers.
Lovely piece of work Sean Personally i cant fracking wait to get some snow falling here in the UK. Your music really conjures up a winter feel. Beautifully composed and arranged. Thumbs
Stunning work Sean. Love the music box type sounds playing :) Great composition with top class production. Short piece, but beautifuly realised. Cheers Mal.
Your gift for musical composition and ability to play such a diverse range of instruments leaves me awestruck every time. How you remain unsigned while talentless hacks with a sentimental backstory get fame and record deals through TV talent shows is nothing short of a crime against true talent. I salute you, sir!
On My Second Listen , what a wonderful piece Sean , yes i can picture the Snow falling past the Window as i sit by the warm Fire ... Brilliant ... Degs
A lullaby for me. Sweet and so gentle. The builds and breaks are such an invite to just lay back and go to dreamland.
Born Sean Damon Rohde in 1968, I began my music studies at twelve. Like so many others, I learned my favorite rock songs by ear. But almost immediately I realized an intense desire to create. I was no longer interested in playing the music of others; from then on I have played only my own music.
In 1986, using my name Sean Damon, I began my serious music career. In fact, I have learned music mostly by my own efforts; I have had very little formal training. Since beginning my studies, I have also developed a voracious appetite for high culture in all forms: the fine arts, history, and science.
Above all, though, I hold Mother Nature most dear. In her embrace I find my classroom, my playground, and my church. From her, I have learned to appreciate the beautiful subtleties of existence. With her, I have experienced some of my greatest pleasures. By her, I find the spiritual reassurance to continue through hardship and maintain a productive life.
Amid ugliness of the human world, I find paradise in my thoughts. Whatever becomes of humanity, I shall continue to do my part to promote beauty.
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Although I am proficient on the guitar, I, unfortunately, do not play any other instrument. What you are hearing in my recordings is the sound of sampled instruments painstakingly sequenced to sound as close as possible to the level of fidelity that most of you manage through recordings of your own actual performances. I work in seclusion, hence, have not the blessing of external interpretation. By necessity, I must take full responsibly for the conception, production, and performance of my works so that my scores may be heard by others. I am exceedingly thankful for the existence of technology that enables me to bring to life scores that would have lain fallow on my shelf.


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I only stumbled upon this thread now, and I say let's solve this... with logic!
1) Naruto is 17, Tsunade is 54, which is a difference of 37 years. That difference implies that if Tsunade is Naruto's grandmother, she'd have Minato when she was 14~23 years old and Minato the same thing.
2) Unfortunatly, the only related thing related to age that we know about Minato is his academy graduation age, which is 10.
3) Forgetting Kekkei genkai geniuses (*cough*Neji and Itachi*cough*), the minimum time between Genin and Jounin is 8 years, as seens in Kakashi (graduated at 5 and promoted to Jounin at 13). This means that Minato was at least 18 when he formed his team with Obito, Rin and Kakashi.
4) Minato would be at least 26 in the events of Kakashi Gaiden, and Kakashi was 13.
6) Since their age difference is at least 13 years and Kakashi is 30 years old, Minato, if he was alive, would be 43 (and by that logic, the Kyuubi attack happened a few months after the end of the Third Ninja War, since Minato would be at least 26 when Naruto was born)
7) Tsunade would be 11 at max to give birth to Minato. I don't think normal women are fertile so young, so Tsunade can't be Minato's mother.
You can argue some of the points, but that's what I conclude from the data available.
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1) Naruto's only 16
3) The minimum time between gennin and jounin varies. Considering Minato was a naturally talented genius, he could have easily been a jounin by the same age as Kakashi or even younger, regardless when he graduated the academy. Even Neji graduated the academy with his normal group at age 12, and only became jounin just recently. If Neji being a kekke genkai user made him an exception like Itachii, he would have graduated before the age of 12. It also depends on how soon one's sensei allows their student to take the chunnin exams first, as seen with Gai holding his squad back a year. This means we dont know how old Minato was when he became jounin or formed team Obito, but 18 sounds pretty good for becoming their squad leader. Still just a guess. It just sounds good. I can definitely see Minato as a jounin by the same age or sooner than Kakashi was made jounin.
4) Minato could just as easily be in his early 20s, at least 20 by the time of Kakashi Gaiden events
6) Again, Minato didnt have to be at least 26 and their age difference doesnt have to be 13 years. Their age difference could just as easily be 7 years. Kakashi only graduated team 7, but it was not his 1st time up for squad leader. Sarutobi showed Iruka that Kakashi had failed all his potential students in the past. So based on that, Kakashi was likely offered at least 2 different teams in the past, meaning at leat 2 years prior to getting team 7, he could have already been a sensei. Could have been even more years. Iruka's response definitely made it seem like Kakashi had failed quite a few potential teams in the past.
7) I didnt do the math, but Tsunade can easily be in her fertile teens by the time she had Minato and well pass 11.
If everyone is just playing the guessing game, Tsunade could or could not be Minato's mom. U cannot rule it out playing the guessing game with the limited info we have on Minato's age
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It's that time of year when the summer annuals in my hanging baskets look a bit bedraggled.
Unfortunately, pansies won't be available in the local nurseries until the end of September. So that left me wondering what to do in the meantime.
Then I had an idea while trying to fit all the new cool season plants in the garden…why not use lettuce and herbs?!
chives, red sail lettuce, green leaf lettuce
sage, red sail lettuce, green leaf lettuce
I planted these about 2 weeks ago and they've filled in nicely. We can harvest the lettuces until the pansies arrive – then I'll switch them out.
They turned out rather cute and edible to boot!
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Tata Motors (TTM) followed accumulating 5.7% after reporting an impressive third quarter. Breezing past the street estimates, the company's net profit almost quadrupled to $530 million, while consolidated revenue increased 22%. Strong demand from India and improved performance at the Jaguar Land Rover unit, spurred this growth.
Banking stocks ICICI Bank (IBN) and HDFC Bank (HDB) gained 5.2% and 4.8% respectively, whereas iGATE (IGTE) and Rediff.com (REDF) rallied 2.9% and 2.2% higher, respectively.
Tata Communications (TCL) topped the losers' list last week, declining 8.2%. However, the company targets to generate $200 to $250 million revenue from its cloud computing services in the upcoming two or three years. The Indian cloud computing market is seen growing $1 billion by 2015 from the current $110 million. WNS Holdings (WNS) followed, sliding 7.8% lower.
Dr. Reddy's Laboratories (RDY) dropped 4.6% after Zacks Investment Research downgraded the stock's rating to underperform from neutral. Mahanagar Telephone Nigam (MTE) lost 4.4% during last week.
Brazil: Winners and Losers Banco Bradesco (BBD) led the gainers' list, piling 5.6% last week, while Banco Itau Holding Financeira (ITUB) gained 5.3%. Despite the mounting concern of interest rate hikes on rising inflation in the country, Brazilian banks notched up gains triggered by the bargain-hunting mood of domestic and foreign investors last week. National home builder Gafisa (GFA) surged 4.5% last week, after the Brazilian government announced it will launch a $30 billion spending cut across the economy to cool the overheated economy, which could provoke a few home-building curbs. Major airline stocks TAM (TAM) and Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes (GOL) increased 4% and 2.9% during the past week as crude oil prices traded lower on the NYSE Mercantile Exchange. However, the government's effort to cut spending could reduce government subsidies for major airlines. Companhia Brasileira De Distribuicao (CBD) rose 2.7% after analysts at HSBC upgraded the stock to overweight from neutral. Petroleo Brasileiro S.A. (Petrobras) (PBR) topped the losers' list edging 4.7% lower, after it decided to pull out of talks regarding the purchase of a 33.34% stake in Portugal's Galp Energia, owned by Italian oil major Eni S.p.A. (E). Utility stock Companhia Paranaense de Energia-COPEL (ELP) fell 3.8% last week. The Brazilian Finance Minister said utility and telecom companies could face marginal increases in government-levied taxes. Telecom giant Vivo Participacoes (VIV) declined 2.1% past week.Select the service that is right for you!
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"I AM SO ALONE," blares a Life & Style cover featuring Kim Kardashian, which claims the reality star is "headed for a breakdown."
According to the mag, Kardashian's situation "has only gotten worse" since her October split from Kris Humphries, and the backlash has left her at "rock bottom."
The tab reports that during a recent NYC dinner with Jonathan Cheban and Loren Ridinger — "two of her few remaining friends" — the star complained, "I am so alone… it's devastating."
Life & Style goes on to claim that Kardashian has become a depressed recluse since her breakup and that "lying around in sweatpants and eating cake" is "the norm" for her these days.
"She stays home all the time," claims a so-called "source" for the mag, explaining, "It's like she's afraid to be in public."
But Kardashian does get out occasionally, notes the mag, which says, "One of the few activities that gets her out of her L.A. pad is a weekly crisis meeting with her pastor."
So what about the Golden Globes after-parties she attended? And the day she co-hosted "Live! with Kelly"? Or the fact that she's photographed out-and-about in L.A. nearly every single day?
Do those not count?
Anyway, while it's obvious Kardashian went through a tough time during the weeks following her split, she's only doing better as time goes on.
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Learn how to make flavorful sweet rice called Meethe Chawal. This is a popular Punjabi rice dish. You can add dallops of Ghee on it to make it even more tasty.
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AN extensive sea search has been carried out off the coast of Gower for missing Swansea pensioner Anita Jackson.
The 71-year-old, of Uplands, has not been since Monday.
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Andy Roddick, James Blake and John Isner Team Up to Particpate in Justin Gimelstob Children's Fund Tennis Exhibition
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'Girl in a Blue Dress', a fictionalised life of Charles Dickens's long-suffering wife Catherine, was turned down by several publishers and one agent before being taken on by giant-killers Tindal Street Press.
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Headlights illuminate a disaster area. The official toll of the dead and missing following the devastating earthquake and tsunami that flattened Japan's northeast coast has topped 11,000, with 3,676 confirmed dead.
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LinkTeams of government specialists at emergency rescue headquarters analyze data on the leaked radiation from the nuclear complex damaged by last week's earthquake.
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LinkJapan Self-Defense Force members carry a tsunami victim from Shizukawa Public Hospital.
LinkA man holds a Latvian national flag during a procession commemorating the Latvian Waffen SS unit, also known as the Legionnaires, in Riga. The Legionnaires are being commemorated for fighting the Soviet occupation of Latvia but the Nazi connection has caused great controversy abroad, particularly in Russia.
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LinkA man daubed in colors prays during the "Lathmar Holi," also known as the Festival of Colors, celebration near the northern Indian city of Mathura. This tradition heralds the beginning of spring and is celebrated all over India.
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LinkChickens take a part in a "laughing" contest in Indonesia's South Sulawesi province. About 1,600 chickens were involved in the contest, judged for the most melodious crowing, which according to the event organizers sound like human laughter.
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Pride Films and Plays of Chicago presents enhanced staged readings of six finalists chosen from the entries in its annual Women's Work competition for plays and screenplays written by women and featuring lesbian characters or themes. The lineup: Let All Mortal Flesh by Pat Montley, a drama set in 1955 about a young girl in an oppressive environment; Sweetwater by Christina Hulen, a World War II–set romance involving a woman in the military; The Green Door by Gail Hackston, focused on a young woman, about to be married, who meets an unusual woman in 1960s London; 180 Degree Rule by M.E.H. Lewis and Barbara Lhota, dealing with a film professor seeking the missing masterpiece of a long-dead lesbian director; Semi-Circle by Eileen Tull, in which two women confront a tragic love in the past, present, and future; and Moon Dancers by Mary Steelsmith, with two teenage girls meeting in secret at a church camp. The event opens a week from tonight, September 13, and continues through September 15 at the Center on Halsted's Hoover-Leppen Theatre. Check here for tickets and info.
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DENVER (AP) -- An anti-abortion group that sponsored an unsuccessful constitutional amendment in Mississippi says it will try again next year in Colorado, Montana and Oregon.
The Denver Post reports that Personhood USA was unveiling its 2012 campaign Monday. It has campaigned for state constitutional amendments defining life as beginning at fertilization.
Mississippi voters rejected a personhood amendment this year. It sought to ban abortion, and many physicians said it could have made some birth control illegal.
Personhood amendments have failed twice in Colorado.
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The U.S. Bureau of Land Management has ordered Skinny Dipper Hot Springs in Boise County closed to all recreational use from sunset to sunrise, allowing only daytime use of the hot springs along the Banks-Lowman Highway along with the parking lot and access trail. "The closure will help provide for public safety," the agency said in a news release. "Since 2004, there have been several fatalities, assaults and numerous injuries associated with night-time use of the area."
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