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Get closer to your favourite music wherever you are with P5, the noise-isolating headphones from the makers of the Zeppelin iPod speaker. With remarkably natural sound and a luxuriously comfortable fit, they make longer listening sessions a pleasure.
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Get closer to the true, unadulterated sound of the original recording, as you were meant to hear it. The closed-back design with rigid metal faceplates and sealed-leather ear pads ensures that all the detail and dynamic range of your music is kept intact, with less interference.
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- Ultra-linear, neodymium magnets
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- Frequency Response: 10Hz to 20kHz
- Impedance: 26 Ohms
- Other Features: With Remote and Mic
- Form Factor: On Ear
- Power: Max. input power: 50mW
- Height: 7.1 in./180 mm
- Width: 5.9 in./150 mm
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- Weight: 6.9 oz./195g
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The convenience of digital music had without me realising it superseded the enjoyment of the music itself. Being able to skip arou The convenience of digital music had without me realising it superseded the enjoyment of the music itself. Being able to skip around a music collection of tens of thousands of tracks manually or on shuffle had become the defining reason for owning an iPod. Wow my entire record collection in my pocket! Then I treated myself to these gorgeous headphones, the design and build quality alone almost selling me on them. But the purity of the sound and the crispness of the tones has transformed the way I listen to my music. Even the most familiar piece of music that I purchased on vinyl decades ago and re-purchased on compact disc and then downloaded digitally is transformed into a fresh listening experience by these headphones. Dozens of tiny sounds that had been buried within the grooves had been unearthed, and I found myself listening, really listening until the track finished. To close your eyes and hear your favourite music with new clarity is quite astonishing, as if your ears had been syringed ! It reminded me of the first time I put on a pair of prescription glasses, I had always assumed that the world was blurred for everyone, it was as if I had had my eyes removed, cleaned, polished and re-fitted. These headphones will do the same for your ears! I'm not someone who can spend £250 on a set of headphones on a whim, so a lot of thought went into buying them, and I went through the usual apprehension about whether I should have bought a cheaper pair, did I really need a pair at all! But within a few minutes of putting them on I knew that I had made the right decision. I've made myself playlists of tracks I hadn't listened to for ages, it even made me listen to Dark Side of the Moon for the first time in probably fifteen years, I'm from that generation who used the album as a way of setting up a hi-fi and like a time machine for the ears it again made me marvel at the wonders of stereo sound ! :-) If you don't buy these headphones for yourself, buy them for your ears! …
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Excellent - Tested Against Dre and Bose.
Probably like many others, the prospect of forking out nearly 300 notes on a set of headphones does chill me to the bone, so I did Probably like many others, the prospect of forking out nearly 300 notes on a set of headphones does chill me to the bone, so I did a lot of research and more importantly listening to many headphones.
I initially had my heart set on the Dr Dre Studio Beats after checking them out in the Apple Store Newcastle and almost bought them then and there but I am pleased I held my passion.
As much as I liked the Dre's I just could not get away from the fact that they are a little plasticy and then when when you read the reviews on many sites you notice just how many people are having trouble with them breaking... not good.
After really just stumbling across the B&Ws and how well they were being reviewed I thought I needed to audition them.
I am not new to the B&W brand as I have Hi-Fi speakers by them, so my expection was for them to perform well, so it was off to the Apple Store to compare these with the Dre's and the Bose with my iPod and my eclectic musical taste.
I tested all three with tracks by Radiohead, Muse, Jane's Addiction, Kanye, Lupe, Zero 7, David Gilmour and Joe Purdy so a right old bag full.
Out of the three the Bose fell first, the Noise Cancelling is superb but does put a little too much pressure on your eardrums for my liking plus out of all three they were the hardest for the iPod to drive and needed turning up high to get any decent sound level.
The B&W and Dre Studio Beats both are superb but in the end it came down to two main points, firstly the Dre's plastic feel and the poor reviews online backing this up but more importantly sound quality, I feel that the sound is boosted too much in the higher frequencies and once you lock onto this it is hard to ignore. They are very good but the B&W just pips it for me.
So after a long couple of weeks I have decided on the B&Ws. With these beauties there is not plastic just a great leather and metal build. They are very comfy and most importantly they SOUND FANTASTIC. Bass response is very good and the mids and highs are handled very well. Nothing feels forced and you dont need to give yourself a break after listening, you can actually relax while listening and hear the recording as it was intended.
So do yourself a favour and go and audition these and by all means the other brands and see what you think. These things have just breezed onto the scene without a hail of hype or premiership footballers wrapping them around their necks post match and for that demand a listen.
Whichever way you go all these Headphones are fantastic but the B&Ws are just a cut above. …- Written by Andrew B from SUNDERLAND
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Being a bit of a B&W fan throughout the house, I was really looking forward to the P5's release but being their first venture int Being a bit of a B&W fan throughout the house, I was really looking forward to the P5's release but being their first venture into headphones I was a little cautious. However, very pleased to say they do not disappoint!
Build quality is as you would expect from B&W, a great piece of engineering and they look great. As for comfort, I thought that the "finest new zealand sheeps leather" was a bit of a marketing speak but they are so comfy!
And as for sound... absolutely sublime and have surpassed my expectations. Tested them with Maxwells track "Ascension" at lossless on my iPhone - Its a track I know very well and I am just speechless. Worth every penny single penny and takes some topping in this price range. …- Written by Joe J from Chigwell
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I bought these but had to return them.
The sound was very crisp and bright...nothing mind blowing but very good...possibly a t I bought these but had to return them.
The sound was very crisp and bright...nothing mind blowing but very good...possibly a tiny bit thin sounding at times but the sound was not the issue.
The issue for me was the comfort.
The sound isolation is achieved by getting a tight fit onto the ear but after about five minutes it actually starts to ache.....the leather is clamped against the ear by the ultra tight headband. they are comfy at first but soon become very uncomfortable.
Make sure you give them a good try first if you really want them. …- Written by Matthew F from essex
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Superb looking and sounding headphones
Bowers & Willkins have come up with another great new product, and I have to say, I'm literally blown away by the P5, in every dom Bowers & Willkins have come up with another great new product, and I have to say, I'm literally blown away by the P5, in every domain :
+ Outstanding built quality : genuine leather, aluminium, stainless steel, ... miles ahead of the competition. Cable and ear pads are replacable, and the design of the headphones really feels sturdy and reliable, meaning you're gonna spend quite some time with these lovely headphones.
+ Good looking : I didn't expect less from B&W. The most beautiful cans I've ever come across. They're sleek, pure and elegant. Luxury and simplicity.
+ Fair noise isolation, some of the best passive isolating headphones on the market. They'll put you in a "bubble", leaving you alone with your music.
+ Of course, amazing sound quality : A balanced, warm, rich and detailed sound.
Bass aren't too invasive, mids are simply magical and clear, highs are precise without being agressive. They get you a relaxed yet accurate listening. Truly a concert for one !
+ And finally, a very convincing packaging : a replacement cable, a soft travel pouch, an adaptor, ... Plenty of stuff included with the headphones.
Certainly one of the best choice for mobile use, and great value for money. The Porsche of headphones. …- Written by Olivier M from la madeleine
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i have had these headphones for 6 months now and all i can say is amazing. they truly do not let you down. build quality amazing a i have had these headphones for 6 months now and all i can say is amazing. they truly do not let you down. build quality amazing and sound. definitely recommend it to anyone who sees this. please get them will never be let down …
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do they work on the macbook pro?
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Yes. Any device that has a 3.5 plug such as a Macbook or Macbook pro will work.
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- 01-Jun-2013
are they compatibles with iPhone 5 ?
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- 30-Aug-2013
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Anyone used these (or the P3's) for air travel yet?
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- 25-Mar-2013
Do these headphones work for someone wearing hearing aides? (Not able to get enough amplification with ipad volume alone)
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Instead, they will look upon it as motivation as they attempt to give the victims of the Christchurch earthquake disaster something to cherish from their disrupted year by winning an eighth Super title.
The Reds' 30-13 win over the Auckland Blues in the first semi-final in Brisbane on Saturday night was a master class in what can be achieved when you play at top pace, trust your instincts and show off your resilience.
However, the Crusaders' 29-10 victory over the Stormers in Cape Town yesterday was even more impressive, as it revolved around an extraordinary forward performance that saw the visitors annihilate the opposition scrum, while their attacking play was nothing less than exhilarating.
Making the Crusaders' effort even more impressive was that it came after another energy-sapping trip to South Africa, where they succeeded in being the first away team to win an overseas Super semi-final since 1999.
Then again, that's just the latest of countless trials the team has had to endure, as they have been unable to play in their home city this year due to the devastation of the Christchurch earthquake. Instead they have become rugby nomads, using all forms of transport, including ferries and chartered DC-3 planes, to get to matches.
After the 11,000-kilometre trek from Nelson to Cape Town, the Crusaders are on their way to Brisbane, using the finals venue, which will be abuzz with the State of Origin league decider also in town this week, as the place where they hope to recuperate.
Crusaders captain Richie McCaw does not think another week overcoming jet lag will be a problem.
''The guys all year haven't used travel as an excuse,'' McCaw said. ''Tonight, even though travelling all this way to get to Cape Town, we wanted to play well. We really did that, I thought.
''No doubt that for the first couple of days after travelling, you don't feel that good. But what you keep reminding yourself is that by Saturday, you'll be ready to go.
''If you take that attitude, you don't get down, and you tick off what you need to do at training, even if it's not 100 per cent, so that you can perform on Saturday.
''Tonight was a great example of that. Now we've just got to bank that and know that we can do it again next week.''
And with it comes a chance to bring some silverware back to a devastated city.
''We made a decision early on that we want to stand up for the people at home and to show what the Crusaders are all about. We have that chance now,'' McCaw said.
His sentiments were backed up by the man of the match, Crusaders prop Wyatt Crockett, who added: ''Hopefully we can do our people back home proud. They are struggling a bit, so we're doing it for them.''
And the Crusaders will give themselves great hope, especially after beating South Africa's best at their own game and being so conclusive in victory.
The Stormers scrum was destroyed by the Crusaders and the Reds coach Ewen McKenzie - one of the Wallabies' most illustrious Test tighthead props - needs no reminding that if Queensland are off in the set-piece next weekend, the New Zealanders will crucify them.
It will no doubt be a final of high emotion, enhanced by the news that it is likely to be Sonny Bill Williams's last appearance for the Crusaders.
New Zealand media have reported that Williams, after one season with the Crusaders, is poised to join the Chiefs next year, joining up with All Blacks assistant coach Wayne Smith.
Williams is scheduled to play alongside fellow All Black Richard Kahui in the Chiefs backline.


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for the past few weeks we have been quarreling. not so much about who did stuff to who but more on the behaviour towards each other. idk if it's because you mind my haircut, or i'm being irritating for telling you about my army stuff or maybe you alrdy have someone outside. idk and idc.
to be honest i don't feel like we are a couple. what? you don't hug or kiss me automatically, omg this is the worst, you don't kiss! i don't even remember when's the last time you kissed me. sigh, this is going no where.
plus today, you simply just left me alone. the past few weeks i haven't been feeling that good and i've been telling you how much i miss you, how much i want to see you and all. and when i asked you whether you feel the same way you said no. the least you could do is to say that you miss me too… today i saw you and i really really missed you, want to hold you hand, come in contact with you, hug you and all but you just left me all alone from the book store to city vibe. you walked with your dad all the way without even noticing that i wasn't there. my day just went down the drain.
i need you to have my attention, i need you to notice me, i need someone who could make me feel like a couple by just doing those simple things mentioned. i need you to tell me that you miss me so that i know that at least i'm on your mind right at that moment. doesn't mean we establish that and there goes the lack of words. i still need it.
to think you still thought i was angry because i paid for your game. for goodness sake, it's not always about the money. i'm more than happy to buy it for you. i'm just worried you won't play it.
today i realised that if this keeps going on, i'm afraid it would be the end of us.
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DAMAGING winds are expected to batter the NSW coast and residents are being warned to secure their homes and vehicles.
The Bureau of Meteorology today issued a severe weather warning for the Sydney, Illawarra and Hunter regions.South to south-westerly winds averaging 65km/h, with peak gusts of 90km/h, are expected to hit tonight and last through tomorrow morning.
The State Emergency Service says vehicles should be moved under cover and away from trees.
Residents should also secure loose items around their homes, yards and balconies and stay clear of fallen power lines.
Meanwhile, the Great Western Highway has been closed in both directions at Yetholme, between Lithgow and Bathurst due to snow.
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18-02-10 Acerta research: 11% of employees escape negative wage index
A study among Acerta Social Secretariat customers shows that only 4% of employees have not applied the negative wage index. However, because it is mainly larger companies who are not applying the measure, 11% of employees have escaped the negative wage index. An important trend is that employers don't seem to discriminate between white and blue collar workers.
The new year introduced itself with a negative yearly wage index. For a number of important sectors, who only apply the index once a year, the negative wage index implied in decrease in the wages of employees starting January 1st. Amongst others, this was the case for the 300,000 employees who resort under the Extra Joint Committee for White Collar Workers (PC 218.000), hotel and catering industry, agricultural industry, horticulture and the sector for electricians. In the Extra Joint Committee for White Collar Workers this negative inflation would have led to a wage decrease of 0.43% starting January 1st.
Employer organizations make no reservations about applying the negative index. Not applying the interest would after all, result in a wage increase and a worsening of Belgium's competitive position. Moreover, during the Inter-professional conference at the end of 2008, it was agreed that even in today's crisis situation, employees could be given a certain wage increase be it in the form of eco-cheques or not. Labour unions did not have any really choice in accepting the application of the negative index. Any other approach would imply that they are questioning the automatic coupling of the index itself and that is definitely something they would want to avoid.
Acerta looked at its own customer base to research the application of the negative wage index. The survey shows that only 4% of employees for whom the negative wage index was applicable, have decided not to apply the index. However, about 11% of employees who should have felt the effects, managed to escape a decrease in their wages. Proportionally more large employers than small employers have not applied the negative index. Among companies with more than 200 employees, we are talking about 18%, in the category 0 tot 50 it is 3% and in the category 50 to 200 employees it is 21%.
A difference can be seen among the different sectors. More white collar worker companies decided not to apply the negative than companies who mainly employ labourers. In general, the negative index was not applied for white collar workers while this was only the case for 5% of labourers. Employers belonging to Joint Committee 218.000 tend to be the most generous towards their employees: no less than 7% of employers here have decided not to apply the negative index. In part this can be explained by the fact that a lot of these companies are real service providers for which human capital is their most important production factor.
Acerta's data also shows that companies who have decided not to apply the index, don't discriminate between blue and white collar workers.


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"We choose our joys and sorrows long before we experience them." – Kahlil Gibran
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Attention is the ability we have to discriminate and to focus only on that which we want to perceive. We can perceive millions of things simultaneously, but using our attention, we can hold whatever we want to perceive in the foreground of our mind.
I feel like the forbidden fruit should have been butter…Can't you see Eve just chomping on a stick of Kerrygold Pure Irish Butter, rather than an apple? So delicious, yet so detrimental.


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*****In August 2010 I contacted the LDS Church's human resource department and they informed me they have moved this content to their internal network. It was only intended for the employees of the LDS Church. To see similar content please visit HERE *****
A Conversation on Leadership with Elder Bednar has received huge
attention on LeadingLDS. Many have shared with me how they have been motivated through watching it. It is such a unique
interview that gives a strong message of leadership and helps stimulate ideas for change. It has the
potential to make good presidencies great and to change the face of a
quorum/group/Relief Society and help create a focus.
Because of the great potential in this video clip I now purpose the first official LeadingLDS Leadership Challenge.
Challenge Details:
For leaders of groups (Stake Presidents, Bishops, HPGL, EQP, RS Presidents, etc)
1. Before August 15th find a time when each member of your presidency
can meet together and watch this interview with pen and paper.
2. Discuss promptings and insights and how they can apply to your group.
3. Create an action plan in writing of specific BEHAVIORS you will practice in order to see change in your group.
For counselors of a group
1. Forward this post on to your group leader and share with him or her your desire to complete this challenge before August 15th.
For everyone else
1. Watch it yourself in one sitting before August 15th.
2. Create an action plan in writing of specific BEHAVIORS you will practice in order to see change in your current calling.
3. Forward this post to at least one group leader and suggest they consider participating in the challenge.
The video can be seen below. By August 15th I will post a follow up to create a platform for ideas to be shared.


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Can you imagine being part of a Care Group where:
- People meet to encourage each other in spiritual growth through Bible study, discussion, prayer, etc?
- Friends provide support and encouragement to each other in times of difficulty?
- Group members provide for social needs and the need for "connectedness"?
- You can be plugged in with what is happening at Broadway?
- You will grow personally and learn how to "let your little light shine"?
- You are provided with opportunities for service?
- You can help Broadway achieve its mission?
If you answered Yes to any (or all) of these questions, then Broadway has a Care Group for you. On the net page is a list of all Care Groups and some basic information about each group is provided in this handout.
Make sure you connect with a Care Group this year.
Want more information?
Contact Alvin Wiens at 604.795.5092 or Gary at the church office. Click here.
The Care Group Leaders and the Growth and Discipleship Council would encourage you to consider the following:
1. If you have been a Care Group member please continue with your participation in a group. If you have been in a group for several years, consider going to a different group to get to know new people and exposure to new ideas and methods. Care Group leaders are unanimous in encouraging some movement among group members.
2. If you are not a member of a Care Group consider joining a group for the following reasons:
- Care Groups are for caring for spiritual, social, and emotional needs. These groups provide for interpersonal support and encouragement during times of difficulty.
- A lot of church business is discussed in Care Groups. You need to be a member of a group in order to be informed of what is going on.


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Sarah's been a longtime Star Wars fan (and recently became interested in Star Trek). Then, when a church we attended for a while showed a clip of Buzz Aldrin taking communion on the moon (which I wrote about back in July), she started wanting to know more and more about lunar exploration.
So on one of our trips to the library, we checked out a Neil Armstrong biography and read it cover-to-cover together. That was over the span of a couple months, but Sarah's interest didn't wane.
But with some help from Homeschool AV Guy, aka my wonderful husband, Chris, we found some great space resources, especially related to the U.S. moon missions.
We're still pursuing this topic, so I fully expect our list of resources to grow. But here's a look at some of the many highlights of our study so far. I hope this will prove a great starting point - or diving-deeper point - for anyone interested in learning more about our solar system!
- Neil Armstrong (Sterling Biography series) - This was the book that started it all for us! It's a great read for anywhere from a third-grade through an eighth-grade level.
- Space: A Visual Encyclopedia - This is one of the DK Books series, and it's great for browsing and researching.
- 13 Planets: The Latest View of the Solar System - A National Geographic title, which means of course Sarah loves it!
- Solar System: A Visual Exploration of All the Planets, Moons and Other Heavenly Bodies that Orbit Our Sun - I'd actually browsed through another book in this series about the periodic table of elements, and this one looks even cooler. The imagery includes both photographs and computer simulations and is phenomenal. Kids will love it, and there's detailed info for adults or older students to read.
- There's No Place Like Space! - Great for younger kids, this is a factual book from the Cat in the Hat Learning Library series.
- Midnight on the Moon - This fictional book is part of the incredibly educational Magic Tree House Series (it's Book 8, if you're checking your library shelves). Accompanying it is Magic Tree House Fact Tracker: Space, a nonfiction companion. I can't say enough about this series, which Sarah loved when she was younger!
- This Place Has No Atmosphere by Paula Danziger - I read this fiction book when I was about middle-school age, and recently reread it. It's a fascinating middle-grade or even high-school read - and surprisingly informative about what life might be like on the moon in the future!
- Buzz Aldrin's autobiography, Magnificent Desolation - This is a book more geared toward adults or older teens. It's a fascinating read that I really enjoyed, more about Aldrin's life AFTER the moon.
- From the Earth to the Moon - This is the HBO miniseries documenting the U.S. missions into space and particularly those surrounding the moon landings. It is phenomenal. Tom Hanks is executive producer and episode-intro narrator. (Also interesting: The episode intro for each includes audio of John F. Kennedy's speech Sept. 12, 1962 speech promising we will go to the moon in that decade, which Sarah absolutely loves and has memorized parts of.)
- Apollo 13 - I had never seen this from start to finish, believe it or not, but I'm incredibly glad I did. While there are a few notable liberties - like, you know, "Houston, we have a problem," this is pretty close to the story of what actually happened. Watching this and then watching the accompanying episode of From the Earth to the Moon was a neat study in comparisons.
- The Right Stuff - This film is based upon the first astronauts, the Mercury Seven team (including Gus Grissom, Deke Slayton and John Glenn). We're slated to watch this next!
- In the Shadow of the Moon - We picked up a copy of this incredibly cheaply at a book and movie outlet on our Rehoboth Beach vacation. It includes interviews with most of the astronauts who walked on the moon, though notably not Neil Armstrong. Seeing these men later in life is fascinating in its own right!
- For All Mankind - This film from the Criterion series is a documentary about all 24 men ever to land on the moon, told in their own voices. We haven't watched this yet, but Chris raves about it and it's in our queue!
- Cosmos - This is the Carl Sagan miniseries originally broadcast on PBS, probably one of the most noted pieces of space television ever aired.
- The Planets - This is one of the BBC Films documentary series, and if you've never seen those, you're missing out. We have several of their box sets and they're fantastic; this one included.
- A Trip to the Moon - This early science-fiction silent film imaged what it would be like to travel from the earth to the moon. Amazing to compare what was and wasn't accurate!
- Spacecraft Films - Here, you can literally get every minute of footage taken on the various space missions in DVD form here. GREAT for aficionados!
Toys and games
Sarah is saving up to try to buy some of the larger space Lego sets. Some of her favorites:- Lego Shuttle Expedition
- Lego Space Center
- Lego Education Space and Airport Set
- Lego Space Shuttle
- Lego Space Moon Buggy (This one wins the "in our price range" award, and in fact we have a couple!)
Many thanks to the Christian Unschooling group on Facebook for a TON of great suggestions here! NOT all of these are appropriate for all ages, though Sarah has heard them all. Some are loosely about space, some use space as a metaphor for other topics, and some are factually-based "learning songs." If you have 45 minutes or so, I really do recommend listening to the Holst orchestral suite, as that's one I played several movements from in high school band and it really does speak to you about the nature of each planet as you hear them.- Rocket Man - Elton John
- Space Oddity - David Bowie
- 2,000 Light Years from Home - Rolling Stones
- Why Does the Sun Shine - They Might Be Giants
- Planet Song - from Blue's Clues
- The Galaxy Song - from Monty Python & the Meaning of Life
- Pluto - 2 Skinnee Js
- Space Travel is Boring - Modest Mouse
- The Space Race is Over - Billy Bragg
- Emily - Joanna Newsom
- The Planets Song - from Animaniacs
- The Epic Ride of John Glenn - Walter Brennan
- The Planets - Gustav Holst
- Subterranean Homesick Alien - Radiohead
- After the Gold Rush - Neil Young
Places to visit
- NASA's Wallops Island flight facility - You might remember we almost sort of visited this when we went to Chincoteague, Virginia, this summer. We hope to return in the spring for a tour! As I mentioned in that post, we'd found a lot of info on chances to watch rocket launches there.
- Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum - This was a big part of our summer visit to Washington, D.C. Even if you can't go in person (and I highly recommend it; admission is free), there are great online tours via the website.
- Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum Udvar-Hazy Center at Dulles Airport - We didn't get to see this on our D.C. trip, unfortunately, but it is actually home to some of the larger space vehicles that don't fit in the main collection. We're planning to go back for this one!
- Locations of the four decomissioned space shuttles - If you're able to go to California, New York or Florida, you can see space shuttles Endeavor, Enterprise and Atlantis respectively. Space Shuttle Discovery is now at the Udvar-Hazy Center! (Each of those other locations has an accompanying space museum, not the least of which is the Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral, Florida. Those are probably awesome, but I can't speak to them as I'm more of an East Coaster!)
Online resources
- Astronomy Calendar Connections - This resource over at 1+1+1+1 is something we used over the summer and loved. A fact a day about space!
- How far away is the moon? This is a Veritasium video - an awesome science series!
- Star size comparison - This video shows how our sun ranks among other celestial bodies and is pretty amazing.
- Several space unit study boards on Pinterest - There are literally hundreds of great ideas here; I could spend all day sharing just those.
- NASA eBook features - Generally designed for older students or adults, these are digital guides published by NASA on everything from shuttle re-entry to the development of pressurized space suits. They're academic-style treatises, but incredible information from the original source.
- NASA education home page - This includes a catalog of resources for educators, from CDs to DVDs and more.
- The Project Apollo archive - Tons of photos and more here from the Apollo space missions.
- Mars Curiosity Rover home page - This whole site is great, but their resources for students include a lot of especially cool things, like Rover free printables and help for research reports.
- All about Pennsylvanian Pete Conrad - My friend and fellow Pennsylvania resident Judy shares a great look at this Apollo astronaut's life and some facts I didn't know about his struggles with dyslexia.
Have you studied outer space? Any ideas for good resources? Please comment and share; I'd love to add them to the list!
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This post is part of an occasional series of "Family Field Trip" posts, combining our own adventures with resources we've found helpful. Many of these will work even if you can't visit in person!Earlier in the series, we shared free resources to help you learn about Philadelphia, Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell and others to help you learn about and make the most of a visit to Assateague, Md., and Chincoteague, Va. We also took a family field trip to Jim Thorpe, PA, and shared our favorite resources for that!
I've also been doing a loose series of posts good for unit studies. An earlier post in that series shared our favorite Phantom of the Opera learning resources!
I'm linking up today to Homeschooling on the Cheap, Look What We Did and Money Saving Monday!


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Mailbox SDK As developers we're often in a situation where we need to connect to an email client, whether it's Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora or Thunderbird. The Mailbox SDK simplifies the process of connection to an email client by using a single API. This utilities shareware Mailbox SDK is categorized under communications other e-mail tools.
Chilkat POP3 ActiveX Control ActiveX SMTP / POP3 Email Component with S/MIME for signed and encrypted mail, attachments, HTML mail, Auto-Zip and Unzip attachments, XML import and export, SMTP authorization, Outlook integration, distribution lists, internationalized, mail-merge, automatic Base64 and quoted-printable encoding and decoding, return-receipt, Smart Card support, AES encryption, EML import / export, automatic signature verification and decryption, more... Chilkat POP3 ActiveX Control is licensed as shareware and placed in email component section.
My Drivers Enables you to backup and restore easily any device driver currently on your system. You can even find the latest drivers for your hardware and install them onto your computer. My Drivers enables easy and fast detection, backup and restore of all hardware device drivers currently on your system. Also, you can even find the latest drivers for your hardware and install them onto your computer. With just one or two mouse button clicks, you will have all your hardware devices extracted and backed-up to any folder you want. This shareware is archived under backup category.
Ivy Lane Email Stationery Ivy Lane Email stationery based on paintings by William Whitaker. This is a wonderful variety of art from portraits and landscapes, to flowers and classical imagery. Stationery is scrolling and musical. Ivy Lane Email Stationery is licensed as freeware and placed in email, outlook add ons section.
LinkWS Newsletter With Newsletter you have a 7 in 1 tool to send HTML formated newsletters or any kind of e-mail to your subscribers, customers or other e-mail lists you have. It is a complete software with resources to send, import, create, manage and check e-mails, developed to delivery as fast as possible with your Internet connection. Newsletter works with or without a SMTP server and has several tools. Clean and easy to use
Archivarius 3000 This software - is a full-featured application to search documents and e-mail on computer, local network and removable drives (CD, DVD), with quick review and documents printing tools, remote searching and accessing via Internet functions. Utilities shareware Archivarius 3000 is listed in office applications misc., system utilities file management tools.
Mail Recovery for Outlook Express Recover deleted messages and mail from damaged folders and dbx files in Outlook Express. Searching across the several folders. A recovered message could be saved to email folder or text eml file. The program will scan the specified folders and try to find and restore damaged messages. If the option for restoring the folder structure is enabled, new folders will be created and recovered messages will be saved to these folders.
WorldCast This internet tool is a free two-in-one tool: A free bulk email software and also an e-mail address validator. It detects many of the common invalid addresses that exists on almost any emailing list, reporting bad email addresses, time-out operations, etc. WorldCast is licensed as freeware and placed in bulk email software section.
Digital Pen Create your own email Stationery. Easy step by step creation also has extensive Help file in a Wizard type interface that guides you through every step. So easy, anyone can make Stationery in minutes. Comes with backgrounds, animated gifs and midi sounds. Has all the options for creating unique Stationery including a scrollibar message as well as an additional animation. Can also be used with Camtech's Signatures program. This shareware is archived under stationery category.
Forgotten Mailbox Password Recover forgotten mailbox passwords that are stored in the email client. Program emulates POP3 server and password is sent back to the user. It supports any POP3 email client, that stores the passwords.
Find The Treasure This is a game for blind kids (or even adults). You move the knight by pressing the keyboard keys. You sense the dangers by hearing sounds. Your goal is to find the treause icon. This freeware Find The Treasure is categorized under games, entertainment kids.
Include Code When doing menues in pure CSS and HTML, you end up with the very old problem: code for menues has to be embedded in each web page you create. Changing something in the menu is a nightmare of going through each web page? Not with this utility! freeware Include Code is listed in web development html tools tools.
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Adventure travel with OAT is a journey beyond the familiar, one that takes you into the very heart of a destination—to meet people where they work and live.
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Arusha • Tarangire • Oldupai Gorge • Serengeti National Park • Ngorongoro Highlands & Crater
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Begin your Tanzania adventure with an unforgettable private stay in the foothills of the incomparable Mount Kilimanjaro. Because of OAT's privileged relationship with the Maasai village of Sinya, we will camp within the Maasai's 45,000-acre private game reserve that runs along Tanzania's and Kenya's shared border. From your tented camp, enjoy breathtaking views of Mount Kilimanjaro.
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Kenya's Masai Mara Game Reserve is a gem of wild beauty. Rolling grasslands yield to breathtaking views of distant mountain ranges. Rich in wild fauna, Masai Mara celebrates Africa at its most untamed. Discover this fascinating land on an affordable extension.
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You arrive in Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport in the morning. After a short stop, you depart on a non-stop flight for Kilimanjaro Airport near Arusha, Tanzania. You arrive late in the evening. Your OAT Trip Leader will meet you at the airport to assist your transfer to tonight's lodgings near Arusha, where we'll join travelers who took our optional pre-trip extension to either the Foothills of Kilimanjaro, Tanzania or Kenya's Masai Mara Game Reserve
Enjoy breakfast and a briefing by our OAT Trip Leader and some time at leisure this morning.
We then depart for the Shanga River House, a cooperative where physically challenged Tanzanians are trained to create traditional jewelry and crafts from local fabrics and recycled materials. Here, we'll join a cooking demonstration, followed by a lunch of traditional Tanzanian specialties. Then we'll learn about coffee cultivation as we walk the coffee plantation and also observe local artisans making beadwork.
We'll return to our lodge with time to rest before dinner.
Today, we have breakfast and then depart for Tarangire, Tanzania's third-largest national park.
With nine distinct vegetation zones ranging from grassland to woodland, from deep gully vegetation to scattered rocky hilltops, Tarangire offers a diverse geological landscape, as well as diverse wildlife—including the largest recorded concentration of breeding bird species in the world. Baobab trees dot the landscape, and the valley of the Tarangire River dominates the entire scene.
As we continue the journey west toward our camp, the scenery is outstanding, and we may see some wildlife en route before we reach the main park gate. We will enjoy a picnic lunch in Tarangire National Park. Next up, we'll visit a group of women to observe the art of basket making.
After a discovery-filled afternoon, we'll exit the southern side of the park and head to our lodge, which provides stunning views of Lake Burunge. We stay for two nights at a permanent tented camp in the midst of the wilderness. Our camp features a solar-heated shower, solar electricity, and comfortable walk-in safari tents under thatched roofs.
Today we experience Tarangire's diversity on a morning game-viewing drive, during which we'll pause to enjoy a picnic breakfast in the bush.
The variety of wildlife here is excellent, from lion, cheetah, and buffalo to a wealth of birdlife. Elephant are plentiful here, traveling in large herds that are not often seen elsewhere in Africa. Each of our driver-guides has extensive knowledge of behavior of these great animals.
We will return to our lodge in time for a relaxing lunch. In the afternoon, we'll have time to take an optional nature walk in the Lake Burunge area. After, we enjoy dinner together at our camp.
This morning, experience A Day in the Life of a Maasai village, where you'll meet with the Maasai and witness some of their long-standing traditions such as building a mud hut and intricate beadwork. After lunch we continue to Karatu to visit a local market, and then we'll arrive at our lodge for an afternoon at leisure. We'll have a briefing on our upcoming activities in the Serengeti and Oldupai Gorge and an informative talk about the Ngorongoro Crater in the evening.
Today we have breakfast together and then set off for Oldupai Gorge. It was here, in 1959, that Louis and Mary Leakey discovered fossil fragments, which led them to a new understanding of human evolution. They developed the theory that the Oldupai Gorge was home to Homo habilis, a race of early humans that survived other species to become the ancestors of all present-day humankind. Then visit the small museum here, which explains the Leakeys' methods and findings. After a picnic lunch, we travel to our camp in the Serengeti. We'll enjoy a game-viewing drive en route and arrive at camp in time for dinner.
Today, we explore the vast expanse of the Serengeti, where the wildlife sightings will increase steadily throughout the day. Serengeti, in fact, is the Maasai word that means "endless plain."
The multitude and diversity of wildlife species in this huge protected area are unrivaled anywhere on the planet.
From our remote camp, we set out on morning and afternoon game-viewing drives. Our mobile tented camps are set up based on the animals seasonal migration patterns are are in place before you arrive. Each is outfitted with camp beds, complete with linens, blankets, pillows, and en suite facilities (shower and flush toilets) with hot water. You have your own verandah with wash basin and two director's chairs. There is a dining tent with tables and chairs. Spend the night listening to the sounds of the animals in the distance.
An optional Serengeti Sunrise Balloon Safari may be offered today, at an additional cost. If you choose to take this excursion, plan on awakening before dawn for an early morning ascent. You will rejoin the group after breakfast for a morning game-viewing drive.
The Serengeti stretches over 5,700 square miles of plains, riverine bush, and acacia woodland, with a dominant environment of acacia grassland. Visitors who dash from lodge to lodge catch only a fleeting glimpse of the Serengeti's rich diversity. But from the comfort of our bush camp, there is never a rush: We go where the animals are. We can return to a promising area, or range further afield.
On our afternoon game-viewing drive, our guides again help us identify the more elusive animal species, such as bat-eared fox and golden jackal, as well as rare birds like the beautiful purple grenadier and the red-cheeked cordon bleu. See if you can spot the odd-looking secretary bird or the elegant crested crane.
We dine at our camp this evening.
Today, we move at a relaxed pace, which will allow us to truly focus on observing animal behavior and interactions. We don't just stop to photograph the next animal on a list, but spend time really getting to know how different species behave. Isolated rock groups, called kopjes, provide shelter to the solitary leopard, pairs of cheetah, and prides of lion. You'll learn the clues that tell you if one has recently hunted or is about to hunt. Their quarry is the lone gazelle or vulnerable calf spotted amongst the hundreds of thousands of hoofed herbivores: antelope, zebra, and the ever-present wildebeest.
After another rewarding day of game-viewing, we return to our camp for the evening.
Early this morning, we drive to Ngorongoro Crater. We descend to the floor of Ngorongoro for some game-viewing. The caldera of Ngorongoro marks the ancient walls of a collapsed volcano, which was probably once the size of Mount Kilimanjaro.
The circular crater is some twelve miles across, with steep walls of more than 2,000 feet. The crater's rim is 7,500 feet above sea level, the highest altitude we reach on our trip. Because of a permanent supply of water and a precise balance of predator and prey, most of the wildlife remains here year-round. The forest areas are home to herds of bull elephant, including some large, old "tuskers." There are several prides of lion, and many packs of hyena and jackal. If lucky, you may spot a bat-eared fox or a pair of cheetah. These predators stalk the numerous wildebeest, gazelle, and zebra. Here thrives a stable population of rhino, as well as herds of buffalo and groups of hippo. The birdlife is equally diverse, ranging from the scavenging vulture and bustard to the magnificent eagle and crested crane. Our experienced driver-guides, who are experts at locating the animals, determine our route. We'll have a picnic lunch before we leave the crater and travel to our accommodations in Karatu.
This morning we travel to the village of Karatu, where we'll have the opportunity to visit a local school (when in session) supported in part by donations from Grand Circle Foundation—part of the World Classroom initiative. The children will lead us on a tour of their classroom and perform traditional songs for us.
Then, we meet Karatu's elder generation: the parents of the students we've met. It's bound to be an enlightening glimpse of life in Tanzania. We return to our lodge, where you'll have lunch and then the afternoon at leisure. We gather for a Farewell Dinner this evening.
We'll return to Arusha this morning and enjoy the opportunity to shop for local crafts before having lunch at our lodge. After time at leisure, we'll transfer to the airport for our overnight flight to the U.S. via Amsterdam. Travelers on the post-trip extension to Zanzibar will spend one more night here in Arusha.
Welcome to Zanzibar, an exotic archipelago just 25 miles off the coast of Tanzania. We'll explore its unique heritage in Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and on an excursion to a spice plantation. We'll also encounter everyday life in this autonomous region of Tanzania, and immerse ourselves in the island's riches during a visit to a nature preserve.
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Binary mathematics was always there.
Australian aborigines have been known to use the binary system as well.
Being able to count to 512 on your fingers can be handy!
Binary mathematics was always there.
Australian aborigines have been known to use the binary system as well.
Being able to count to 512 on your fingers can be handy!
Kind of like every other phone available.
But should it run in user land, kernel land or wayland?
And then the public would say, "we'll if cloning Hitler helps them find terrorists, I'm ok with it."
The headline is misleading. This article is about Gnome Shell and a bit about KDE. The author says he has just started using Gnome Classic, and will report on it later.
He makes no comments about Gnome Classic in this article.
You might find that priority inbox can work for you. If you go to settings -> inbox then set the mode to priority inbox you can set the first section to be "unread" emails. Which sounds exactly like what you want.
Maybe you should ask for your money back?
I don't think you understood his point.
Stick to LTS releases if you like stability and dislike upgrading frequently. Use the latest release if you like playing around with the latest stuff.
Other amusing features in 13.04: a button that shows the desktop, and a workspace switcher (disabled by default) that lets you know which workspace you're currently using. Wow, Ubuntu. Unity is on pace to have all the desktop features that Gnome 2 and Xfce have had for years by 2016.
Both those features you mentioned have been in Ubuntu forever (since at least 2007 when I started using it). You might be confused because they changed the behaviour of the workspace switcher in 13.04, disabling it by default.
Quite a few people grow old without growing up.
You mean, they stay immature?
I would be far more inclined to have a game on this than to organise paint ball.
Paint ball involves pre-planning, showering, dressing, leaving the house and worst of all, IRL friends.
This I can pick up any time.
Plus, looks like a lot more fun than going to the gym.
With cars, we say 'it gets the better milage' because you aren't actually comparing cost
According to your argument we should say "it gets better distance for a given amount of fuel." Saying "mileage" incorporates the unit "mile" and incorporating a unit to denote a dimension is apparently something you are vehemently opposed to.
Saying "it costs the same as painting a wall" is less accurate than saying "it costs the same per unit area as paint."
I'll just ignore your ad hominem bullshit.
The one square meter thing means for the same area, it's just a sensible way to express it. You don't say "my car is cheaper to run for the same distance travelled than yours," you say "I get more kilometres per litre."
what will you really be able to do with Google Glass, beyond having information presented before your eyes?
Isn't that kind of a description of Google search?
I don't think a product has to have fancy use cases for it to be viable. Often the simplest is the best. Sure smart phones have millions of interesting apps, but what do you use yours for 90% of the time? If you're like me, it's looking stuff up on the web and communicating with people.
Google's approach to search has been heading in this direction for a while now. First it was a traditional search engine, then offering predictions and suggestions, then search-as-you-type, and now, with Google Now, its essentially search results before you even have to ask for them.
As I see it, Google Glass is primarily a display for Google Now. It brings you from pulling your phone out, unlocking, opening Google Now and seeing it's results, to seeing results as soon as you gesture your head.
It's still just search results (from your calendar/diary/history as well as the web) just quicker than ever before.
There are three kinds of people: men, women, and unix.


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van Wezel R J A, Noest A J, Nijs M M, van Ee R, 2006, "Percept choices at the onset of ambiguous or binocular rivalry stimuli" Perception 35 ECVP Abstract Supplement
Percept choices at the onset of ambiguous or binocular rivalry stimuli
R J A van Wezel, A J Noest, M M Nijs, R van Ee
We studied the percept chosen by the visual system at the onset of ambiguous or binocular-rivalry stimuli. We used two different stimuli: a monocularly viewed ambiguous rotating sphere and a binocular-rivalry stimulus. These stimuli evoke primarily two different percepts. The ambiguous sphere evokes clockwise or anticlockwise rotation and the binocular-rivalry stimulus switches from one eye to the other. The stimuli were presented intermittently for a specific combination of stimulus-on time (T-on, ranging between 0.7 and 2.0 s) and a time where the stimulus was off (T-off, ranging between 0.1 and 4.0 s). Subjects were instructed to indicate which of the two percepts was dominant at the onset of the T-on phase. Our results show that at short T-off periods the percept alternates, while at long T-off periods the previous percept is chosen. The transition in the T-off time where the percepts change from alternation to repetition is independent of T-on and about 8 times shorter than the average switch duration during continuous presentation of the same stimuli. We also investigated the influence of attention on repetition and alternation percepts. We show that a simple single-stage model of competing neural representations can account for the results.
[Supported by the High Potential Programme, Utrecht University.]
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