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Growing Concern Over Sea Level Rise [VIDEO]
Researchers in Antarctica are using sophisticated equipment to drill down 500 meters below the ice shelf to measure ice loss, temperature, salinity and speed of melt. In one location measured melt rates of more than two inches per day have been observed.[read more]
China is Acting on Climate Change and the Country Can Do More
The head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) doesn't go to China very often. But when she does it generates a lot of attention. After all, Administrator McCarthy and the EPA are important actors in implementing President Obama's Climate Action Plan.[read more]
Has Concentrated Solar Energy Run Out of Steam in the US?
Planning for new concentrated solar power (CSP) development in the U.S. almost disappeared in 2013 as developers turned to smaller, more achievable PV installations. PV has the advantage in smaller projects because CSP doesn't readily scale.[read more]
Beyond Shellfish, Ocean Acidification is Bad for People
There's a predictable arc to many environmental debates. Step 1: Scientists observe a change in the natural world due to human activity. Step 2: A discussion ensues about what this change might mean for the natural world. Step 3: What does this observed change mean for people?[read more]
Can We Have Some EV Sanity?
Finally, at long last, there's word that Nissan might give Leaf buyers an option about battery size. Instead of trying to guess which one battery size will make your EV product offering the most profitable, why not give the customer at least two options, as Tesla does?[read more]
Producers that Can Pump at $60/bbl Oil: Interview with Evan Smith
Evan Smith joined U.S. Global Investors in 2004 as co-portfolio manager of the Global Resources Fund (PSPFX). Previously, he was a trader with Koch Capital Markets in Houston, where he executed quantitative long-short equities strategies.[read more]
Fast Fix: The List of Companies Preparing for a Carbon Tax Keeps Growing, But . . .
The companies preparing for a carbon tax keeps growing, but whether Congress will act to inspire and refocus America's economic priorities on cleaner energy future and the new investment and sustainable jobs that come with it seem as bleak as ever.[read more]
China's Factory Owners Look for Energy Savings
A recent article in Bloomberg Businessweek reports that for decades after China started trading with the United States in 1979, most factory managers didn't focus on electricity prices, but now factory bosses in China are looking at ways to cut costs through greater energy efficiency.[read more]
It's Still Hard To Get A Grip On Solar Energy's "Soft Costs"
The last time we checked, solar cell hardware accounted for only half the cost of a typical solar installation. Well, that's nothing. The National Renewable Energy Laboratory has come out with two new studies demonstrating that non-hardware "soft costs" now account for a whopping 64% of the total.[read more]
Dogged by Slow Uptake, UK Attempts to Streamline Home Efficiency Program
The United Kingdom's Department of Energy and Climate Change says it will make revisions to its Green Deal program, which has not had as much uptake in its first year as expected. It will make the Green Deal easier for consumers and the companies that operate in the market.[read more]
The World's 7 Greenest Vehicles
According to Wikipedia a 'vehicle' is a mobile machine that transports passengers or cargo, and most often vehicles are manufactured. But somehow a 'green vehicle' is a road motor vehicle that produces less harmful impacts to the environment than combustion engine vehicles running on gas.[read more]
5 of the Most Important Changes to the LEED Green Building Rating System
The U.S. Green Building Council's LEED green building certification has come a long way in more than a decade. Once criticized for lacking in mandatory energy efficiency prerequisites, the latest iteration, version 4, takes energy management one step further.[read more]
Top 5 Solar Infographics
Infographics provide an effective way to share information with colleagues and customers. Though it was hard to pick the cream of the crop out of so many good ones out there, we've gathered a selection we think captures some of the best.[read more]
OMB Issues Call for Additional Public Comments on the Social Cost of Carbon
Last week the US Office of Management and Budget invited additional comment on the government's "social cost of carbon," an estimate of climate change damages resulting from carbon pollution. This comes after a recent update provoked intense backlash by the fossil fuel lobby against its use.[read more]
350 Or Bust: Scientists Warn Even 2°C Warming Could Lead To Disaster
Humanity is choosing to destroy a livable climate, warn 18 of the world's leading climate experts in a new study. Led by James Hansen, they make the strongest case to date for a target of 350 parts per million (ppm) of CO2 in the air, or about 1°C (1.8°F) total warming.[read more]
Is Chile the Next Star in Renewable Energy?
For years there has been a lot of talk about clean energy in America, China, and Europe, but a new player has entered the field of play: Latin America. Eager to kick their dependence on coal, oil, and other fossil fuels, these nations are beginning to ramp up their investment in renewable power.[read more]
The First Critmass: December 2, 1942
Seventy one years ago — on December 2, 1942, at 3:25 pm — Enrico Fermi and his team achieved the first controlled, man-made, self sustaining chain reaction in a simple reactor. In recognition of that historical event, several of my nuclear colleagues refer to December 2 as "Critmass" (short for critical mass).[read more]
Negotiation Myopia Misses Groundswell of Climate Action
I have just returned from the most recent round of international climate negotiations in Warsaw. While many observers were discouraged and hundreds of civil society activists walked out on the talks, I came away somewhat more optimistic.[read more]
Meeting the Energy Needs of the 21st Century: Is it Time for a Real Nuclear Renaissance?
As I started to read this year's World Energy Outlook from the International Energy Agency (IEA), it was the very first line in the executive summary that caught my interest. The report starts out with "Many of the long-held tenets of the energy sector are being rewritten."[read more]
EPA's RFS Proposal is a Step Backwards on Clean Energy Path
Since the beginning of the RFS program, the EPA had been a strong supporter of the role Brazilian sugarcane ethanol plays supplying Americans with sustainable fuel. That's why it came as a shock that the EPA has proposed to drastically reduce the volumes of advanced fuels for the 2014 RFS.[read more]
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How newfound knowledge about neuroplasticity can help people with autism
Kendra Thornhill (left) and Krista Murphy are the structured teaching program co-ordinators at the Elaine Dobbin Centre. Blues in the Night, a fundraising concert for the centre Thursday night at the LSPU Hall, will be hosted by CBC's Jonathan Crowe and feature performances by Denis Parker and The Instigators. Tickets are $20 in advance. — Photo by Justin Brake/Special to The Telegram
The problem was on my mind the whole way there: are the mind and the brain one thing or two? So when I arrive, kick the slush off my boots and find my interviewee after a quick scan of the restaurant, I introduce myself, sit down and just go for it, knowing full well the response to the big question is coming from a perspective shared by few others in the world's medical community.
"We separate things to understand them but we should not understand them divided," I am told.
"They are things that are very close to each other, (and) it's the same as the division between specialties. That's why I'm doing what I'm doing."
Dr. Hugh Mirolo, Canada's only practising neuropsychiatry specialist, speaks eloquently and enthusiastically, and in a way his patients (and journalists) can understand.
It's late afternoon and the year's first heavy snowfall has just subsided. We have a distractingly handsome view of the harbour, but as my conversation with the Waterford Hospital-based doctor evolves and the waterfront lights are illuminated by dusk, I find myself captivated by what feels like a privileged account of knowledge that could soon precipitate a paradigm shift in contemporary medicine.
In the wake of The Telegram's "The wounded brain: a hidden pandemic" series written by reporter Tara Bradbury last spring, Mirolo saw his patient wait list double from five years to 10.
The Argentina-born doctor's background in neurology and psychiatry — a rare combination in medicine that amounts to a perspective of cognitive functioning that few today possess — enables him to understand his patients' histories in the context of both mind and brain, though they are one.
As a result, he says, he is able to arrive at more comprehensive diagnoses of pervasive developmental disorders, including autism spectrum disorders (ASD).
"A single brain injury patient can make you jump from a general neurology problem to a general psychiatry problem to a neuropsychiatry problem … a number of times," he explains.
"If you're not comfortable in those three realms … the possibility of messing (the diagnosis) up is pretty high."
Mirolo's patients travel from as far as the United States to seek his expertise and a proper diagnosis to explain their frequently misunderstood and misdiagnosed conditions.
Understanding ASD — which includes Asperger syndrome and Rett syndrome — in terms of their neurological and psychiatric origins, is crucial for people living with the disorders, in terms of determining the most effective treatment, says Mirolo.
Autism, which he says derives from the "perfect storm" of genetic disposition and what is medically known as brain "noxa" — anything that damages the brain — is no exception to the cases of misdiagnoses he sees.
"When you are able to retrieve some of the histories from family members, more times than not I find more than one noxa that has affected that brain at the time when it was in the womb, at the gestation time," he explains.
"So all of a sudden the brain that was developing in the fashion that all other brains do enters into some parallel universe in terms of development, mainly because it was affected by that noxa."
With a proper diagnosis, ASD patients can be prescribed treatments that best promote neuroplasticity, a term used to describe the mind-brain's capacity to alter its own structure and functionality.
A relatively recent breakthrough in neuroscience, since many cognitive deficits have long been considered permanent, neuroplasticity is understood by doctors worldwide as something of a saving grace for those with cognitive impairments.
"Neuroplasticity is the light at the end of the tunnel, as I usually explain to my patients," says Mirolo.
"If we have neurons A, B and C, and neuron B is limp or dead, neurons A and C will re-branch and grow and will take over the function of neuron B … and will work without it. If you multiply that for hundreds of thousands of neurons in the brain, then the possibilities are humongous."
So long as cognitive impairments are properly diagnosed, Mirolo reiterates, treatments most conducive to the promotion of neuroplasticity will have the best results.
That means people living with ASD — particularly those with Asperger syndrome and or otherwise greater cognitive function on the higher end of the spectrum — have the potential to achieve self-sufficiency, complete post-secondary education and join the workforce, among other accomplishments.
"You can see how people clinically recover," says Mirolo. "You don't need to do any special study for that.
"One of the things that fascinates me with autism (patients) is that they have a different application," he says, referring to how the ASD brain functions differently, not necessarily at a lower capacity.
"At the time of the noxa hit — for some reason that brain, instead of developing as we develop the regular brain, enters into that different application. The brain evolves and it functions that way … which is really fascinating to me.
"With the savant aspects of autism," he continues, "they can do a whole bunch of things that none of us can do. Their application functions a lot better than ours for a number of different things. For example, not unlike people with brain injuries they are often very visual (thinkers) — they have a capacity to even count items in two seconds that we will not be able to count because they will give a visual shot and they know exactly how many items are there.
"Or, to give another example, their capacity for memory never ceases to amaze me.
"In the particular case of autism, the cognitive deficit that they have is more of a patchy cognitive deficit that somebody with a brain injury would have … and the more symptom-free they are the better that application functions."
Mirolo points to the immense potential for the ASD mind, in optimal conditions, to achieve a sufficient degree of functionality, in some instances perhaps even greater than that of the average human mind.
Of course, the rest of the world would have to play a role in creating an environment for the ASD mind to develop in such a way.
But a lot has been accomplished in the past few decades, Mirolo said, because it wasn't long ago that people with autism and other cognitive impairments were chained to the walls of the very hospital where he now runs his clinic.
Resources fall short
The Elaine Dobbin Centre, home of the Autism Society of Newfoundland and Labrador (ASNL), has implemented programs to create environments for trained professionals to work with people with autism.
The centre was built in 2005 at a cost of $1.8 million. The province contributed $120,000 and the rest was fundraised.
The government recently increased its financial support for the development of programs to help people with ASD and their families.
Yet ASNL president Joyce Churchill says the needs of patients still far outweigh the accessibility of treatments.
The government-funded (and Eastern Health-administered) early intervention program enables parents of ASD children to hire trained in-home workers to spend up to 30 hours a week with their child.
Issues of worker availability and inconsistency in quality of care and wages aside, the program ends when a child with ASD enters Grade 3. Next year it will be extended until entry into Grade 4.
"We're fortunate in this province … to be the first province to have an early intervention program of (applied behaviour analysis therapy), the first of its kind in Canada," says Churchill, whose 35-year-old son, Stephen, has autism but didn't have access to programs when he was diagnosed at age five.
"We were the first province to put it in universally. Now, it hasn't been all that we wished it to be. It's getting there and it's kept improving, (but) you've got wages that are perhaps not as good as they should be, so recruitment and retention are issues. But people are getting trained. And every child in this province is offered that program upon diagnosis."
Still, kids with ASD wind up in limbo in the gap between Grade 4 and adolescence.
"We struggle, at the centre, to try to provide programs for our young adults with autism, to try to give them some kind of a better life," Churchill said.
"We've had some real successes, some young people who've gone on to work … who might not have gotten off the couch perhaps."
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Adolescents and adults at the higher end of the spectrum would likely enter the centre's social thinking program, which "focuses on the skills they need in order to make friends and navigate the social world a little bit better," explains Krista Murphy, a structured teaching program co-ordinator at the autism centre.
"For people on the mid to lower range of the spectrum, we have structured teaching, and that basically deals with increasing independence," she says.
"So that could mean in life skills, or prevocational skills, to help them become employed in the future. It's a very wide, encompassing program. It depends on the functional level — it's completely individualized to the person. Right now, we're seeing upward of 20 individuals in that program."
Churchill says the centre's programs are evolving and improving according to the needs of the people there, and according to the funding the centre receives.
"We've been quite successful in the work that we've been able to do, but it's still very, very small in comparison to the need …," she says.
"We're doing not too badly, but we need a lot more funding, so programs can be researched, developed and grown."
Churchill has devoted almost every single day of her life to caring for her son. He recently learned how to swim via a program at the centre, a huge accomplishment for anybody at age 35. But it pains her that his well-being still rests in the hands of bureaucrats and decision-makers.
"I get out there and fight and try to understand that the dollar has to be spread around," she says.
"And it's not that they haven't been fairly generous, I suppose, in a way, to help us get going — because we had a lot of catching up to do. You're looking back (only) 20 years or less to doing anything at all with people with autism (here). And I've got a 35-year-old. So he had nothing, nothing in preschool, nothing in school.
"In my quietest hours I look at him, and he's not getting his rights, you know? In terms of providing for him, I'm grateful for what we do have, but it's not nearly enough to make a difference right now. These people, intellectually — there's no reason to believe that they cannot learn to do things. Lots of people take on new careers at that age. We talk about lifelong learning. You're not ready to be written off.
"But our adult population are not getting the services that they require, and that they deserve in society."
Blues in the Night
Mirolo echoes Churchill's sentiment regarding the need for greater resources.
"Unfortunately in Newfoundland,we don't have a neurorehabilitation centre," he says.
"That's why I founded the Neuropsychiatric Patient Association of Newfoundland and Labrador in 2008. It's a group by patients for patients … for neuropsychiatric patients to have an environment to do cognitive rehabilitation and promote neuroplasticity.
"And that's what the Elaine Dobbin Centre is (aiming for), so we're closely linked together in our goals. In the group I founded, patients get together and play things like chess to promote rehabilitation. But the key issue is the promotion of neuroplasticity through the active cognitive rehabilitation. You need to stimulate the brain to do things."
Given what we now know about autism, the primary question is no longer, what do we do to help people with ASD? Instead, since we likely all agree people living with ASD are no less deserving of an opportunity to grow and become self-realized individuals than anyone else, the question becomes, what good reason do we have not to help create the environments they require to do just that?
The province is in a unique position to be a national leader in autism care, given that it is home to the country's only practising neuropsychiatry specialist — one who volunteers his time to advocate for people living with autism and other brain injuries. In addition, it is home to a group of people who planned for, fundraised and built an impressive facility to fill a gap that the health-care system did not.
In its continued pursuit to provide for all of the province's citizens with ASD, the Elaine Dobbin Centre will continue its ambitious fundraising campaign, which includes the Blues in the Night concert Thursday night at the LSPU Hall. Hosted by CBC's Jonathan Crowe, the event will feature performances by Denis Parker and The Instigators.
Tickets are $20 in advance, available at www.rca.nf.ca or by calling 753-4531, extension 200, and $25 at the door.

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Harper-Readinger Forum On WNPV
Healthcare was one of many issues discussed Monday in a joint appearance by State Representative Kate Harper and her Election Day opponent, Mary Lou Readinger, on the WNPV talk program Comment Please by Univest. Readinger said she sees a lot of people struggling with healthcare issues in her work as a nurse, she believes insurance should be made affordable for everyone, and state lawmakers missed a chance to reach that goal.
"Right now, when people are losing their jobs and need our assistance, unlike my opponent, I would have voted for expanding the Adult Healthcare Basic for people in need. I just don't understand why she voted against that."
Harper said she has voted to expand adult basic coverage in the past, but when it came up for a vote in January of last year the timing was bad.
"It was right after the market crashed and we couldn't afford it. The last thing you want to do is create a massive entitlement to more government services at a time when we can't afford it. And to be very clear about this, 40 percent of our budget already goes to Medicaid and welfare spending."
She said they were already facing a budget deficit, and the bill called for a massive increase in state spending, so she had to vote against it. Harper also said she has concerns about drilling for natural gas in the Marcellus Shale, but the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection has told her it's safe.
"DEP assures me that they have it under control and that they know what they're doing. I'm worried about that. That's why I want some of the tax money to go into a fund to remedy any adverse impact that might occur. On the other hand, this is so big that it's important not just for Pennsylvania jobs. This is important for American independence on energy."
Harper is a Republican who represents Montgomery County's 61st District. Readinger, a Democrat, says drilling must be done right with proper safeguards, but the state must also do more with alternative energy and other environmental initiatives.
"Jersey is way ahead of us, other states are way ahead of us in environmental initiatives, and we need to do more with solar and we need to do more with wind, so the focus has to be on all environmental initiatives and what's good for Pennsylvania and jobs."
Readinger says they have launched several green initiatives in Plymouth Township, where she is a council member.


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Decision time for the Gulen movement
A new era for Turkey brought to the parliament
A 17-article package as part of the highly anticipated 'democratization package' was presented to Turkey's Grand National Assembly for approval on Thursday. With the passing of this legislation, which includes amendments spanning from education in native languages to propaganda and political parties, from hate crimes to demonstrations and headscarves and meddling in lifestyles, Turkey will embark on a whole new era.
Davutoğlu announces plans to visit Armenia
After meeting with his Armenian and Azerbaijani counterparts in Kiev, on Thursday Foreign Minister Davutoğlu announced plans to head to Yerevan on December 12. "There is a new environment of peace in the Caucasus," says Davutoğlu.
A Grand Bazaar replica to open in Las Vegas
Las Vegas is preparing to open its own version of Istanbul's historical Grand Bazaar. Construction began this week on the Las Vegas strip for the mega mall, which will contain 150 shops and is set to open in fall of 2014.
* Erdoğan announces 21 candidates including Topbaş for Istanbul Mayor
* THY unveils new campaign and "Kobe vs. Messi: Shootout" commercial
* "The government was the defendant and the others were the jury"
* Three Turkish universities rank in the top ten
* Visa regulations with EU nations to be lifted in next 3.5 years
* Collaboration with Qatar for Geneva 2 conference on Syria
* Moody's praises Turkey's lack of household debt
* Three criminal complaints filed against Taraf daily and journalist Baransu
* Education Minister Avci: "Our education system is headed for reforms"
* PM Erdoğan: "The parliament is where problems are solved"
* Good news for Turkey on progress for EU visa exemption
EU Minister Bağiş says Turkey brought the EU to heel on visa exemption
European Union Minister Egemen Bağış attributed the recent Visa Exemption Readmission Agreement as being due to the success of Turkey's business world and said, "Those who dragged us up a mountain are now stuck up there. It is now time for the EU to make considerations."
Popular series 'Karadayı' signs package broadcast deal in four nations
Turkish television shows are fast growing in popularity worldwide as they begin to branch out on broadcasts in U.S. and Eastern European TV stations. In a single day, ATV's well-loved television show Karadayı signed a mega broadcasting package deal with four television stations in four different countries.
President Gül: "Mandela was a leader who put an end to racism"
President Gül paid tribute to the late Nelson Mandela on Friday by stating that he was a great figure as a defender of human rights and brought an end to racism in his native South Africa.
Spying probe started for Taraf journalist Baransu
Taraf journalist Mehmet Baransu may face espionage charges for his release of classified National Security Council Documents in an article penned earlier this week in connection to the ongoing 'dershane' debate.
Turkey's students show improvement in science, math and reading
Turkey's students have raised their points in science, math and reading according to the latest OECD PISA poll.
Resolution process commission releases 450-page report
Erdoğan ranks second in Time magazine's 'Person of the Year' poll
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is currently ranked in second place for TIME magazine's 2013 'Person of the Year' poll with 15.9 percent of the votes thus far. Reader voting comes to a close on December 6 and the final winner will be announced on December 11.
A view of Tehran following the nuclear agreement
Teams battle it out for the top of the league with exciting weekend draws
Fenerbahçe hosted archrivals Beşiktaş for a historical derby on Saturday, which ended in a 3-3 draw and two players being sent off the field with red cards. On Sunday, reigning champions Galatasaray failed to take advantage of Saturday's draw against the league's second top team Kasımpaşa in a game that ended 1-1.
Fenerbahçe hosts Beşiktaş for final derby of the year
Exports break a historical monthly record
After experiencing a slowdown in October, exports have once again pressed on the gas in November. With a monthly export figure of $13.8 billion, November's exports were the highest monthly figure ever before seen in the country's history. Turkish Exporters Assembly President Büyükekşi assures, "We will meet our $153 billion target by the end of the year."
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Flower Show Turkey blooms in Istanbul
Flower Show Turkey opened its doors on Thursday at the Istanbul Fair Center with nearly 300 participating firms from 20 different nations spanning from companies dealing in decorative plants, landscaping and a variety of flower industry subsectors. Visitors will have the unique opportunity to experience vivacious colors and mesmerizing scents at the International Flower Show, which runs until Sunday.
Turkish director Pirselimoğlu awarded in Rome
Cappadocia is a favorite for destination documentaries
With one of Turkey's most unique landscapes and history, Cappadocia has become a favorite destination for travel shows and documentaries. This year alone, 83 television channels from 23 nations have filmed documentaries and travel shows on the popular Central Anatolian region known for its fairy chimneys and underground cities, which span back to the 6th century BC.
A day of destiny for EXPO 2020 candidate city Izmir
Prime Minister Erdoğan paid a visit to Pınarhisar, where he once he served a four month prison sentence for reciting a poem, for the first time in 14 years on Friday as part of a visit to provinces in the Thrace region. "We built the foundation of the AK Party and took the first step towards establishing a new and great Turkey in the Pınarhisar Penitentiary," Erdoğan told the crowds at a joint inauguration ceremony held in the Kirklareli district.
Davutoğlu's visit to Najaf and Karbala
Marmaray Rail Project Nears Completion
After Taksim, vandals now take on Tahrir Square
Gezi Park Protest
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Yeah, it is becoming a bit stupid now though now i was thinking about buying this http://shop.lenovo.com/SEUILibrary/...-category-id=7DC88DC46B8321F759F36448171B2BD2 , because it's insanely powerful for a little 11" laptop at that price, it has the I3 processor in it Has anyone noticed how slow steams going at the moment?
I would rather wait until they release a X121e with an AMD E-450. that way you can get a little gaming in not too sure how well that HD3000 performs
I think they already have, but the E-450 still isn't that great in gaming, and it's a lot less powerful, you'd be better of with the intel powered one and a cheap PSP
well I have the E-350, and id rather take the E-450 over the PSP so enjoy your psp while i get to play League of Legends, MW3 (yes the E-350 can play MW3) MW1 and some other MMOrpgs!!
There is an E-350 powered laptop in the room next to me, it can't even play DIRT 2 (Although that may be because it has only 1GB of ram, which i imagine is probably whats making it so slow at everything at the moment)
HD3000 and 2000 are both more powerful than the 6310 in the E350/450, by about 50% http://www.notebookcheck.net/Comparison-of-Laptop-Graphics-Cards.130.0.html
The HD3000 in the x121 is a ULV version though so it's about 30-50% slower then the normal one, they both look to be about the same in all honesty
Bingo - I have 8Gb RAM coupled with my E-350, so it dedicates about upto 3-4GB for it. Ive had a little time to test out my sisters newer HP DM1 with 4Gb ram installed and compared to my E-350, its quite a jump forward in terms of performance. the E-450 uses faster RAM and that boosts system performance in general. so should be quite a bit better when it comes to gaming the the E-350. there are a lot of videos on youtube where people have played games like Crysis, Crysis 2 and L4D1 on their DM1/DM1z and ION platform laptops. Sure the performance sucks, but the fact that the game is still playable despite sacrificing resolution still makes the E-350/E-450 good enough for casual gaming.
I think I'll wait to see what they bring out next year in all honestly, mobile performance is getting good, but it's still not quite where i want it to be at the price range I'm looking at, that said if there are any particularly good deals in the run up to Christmas...
I am sorely tempted by CPW's "offer" of SGSII £26/m, but I will have to eat rice and soy sauce daily if I want that :/
Quality of some of the threads and posters (mods if I'm honest) in tpu has went downhill, not in here but in general. I quite enjoy generalnonsesne for it's randomness and freedom.
No, I don't mind having that every so often, but if it becomes a regular fixture, the lack of meat will kill me.
Don't be a stranger man, the UK clubhouse is fairly troll free so it's a good place to come and get away from all the numpties, and yea there has been an increase of flaming in TPU over the last year or so and I totally agree some of the mods do also partake to a degree and feed the trolls though on the most part I find having an opinion and being able to voice it in a matter that doesn't rise to the bait is a good deterrent. I am not afraid to say what I think and if anything think it has served me well with certain people and they are not so quick to troll me now as a well thought out come back that doesnt lead to you taking the bait and getting infracted is a much better way to deal with them. P.S I fricken love this clubhouse, 12K+ posts and counting, keep it real UK TPU brethren
Aria free next day delivery my arse, i ordered Friday night and the item is still processing. They use Shitty Link as the courier . Ordered a motherboard and there is a 2500k sitting in my desk drawer. The Ebuyer sale was pish, the site was overloaded and everything went rather fast. Cyber Monday and Black Friday here in the UK was disappointing for me.


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Sure Chris Wallace is the anchor -- fox.
Now you say both of these campaigns are convinced.
-- that they're gonna win it.
Yeah I was very interest thing yesterday -- morning there are gonna guess good afternoon we're just past noon here on the East Coast it did we have.
Off the record sessions with both the Obama campaign and a conference call -- -- the Romney campaign and a conference call yesterday.
And I eat it what's so fascinating usually you're able to pick up a little sense of exuberance on one side little sensitive Jackson on the other little -- -- -- right.
I got bluster but I got -- on both sides I think both sides genuinely.
Believe they're gonna win and you know -- could have.
And it be right facilities in Iran tomorrow and we'll we'll find out the question I guess is about the samples the way the polling samples have been -- Democrats think that they're gonna have another election similar to one the propelled Barack Obama into the White House last time -- plus up that's what in 2000 night Obama won by seven.
Points over McCain.
And -- kind of counting on that turn out not every statement of a edge and because they think they have an edge and independents than Romney's gonna win.
You know it's -- existing -- I've I've been reading these polls are rating his -- in real clear politics would chosen a really good job it's a website real clear politics.
Dot com and they average -- all the recent polls you'll look at Ohio.
And either Obama wins or it's -- time but Obama has a steady lead in Ohio it's not biggest to a three points but it's a steady lead.
It's all mixed up I'm.
It may be crazy but I think -- Romney has as good if not a better chance of winning Pennsylvania that he does Ohio and guess -- Pennsylvania has two more electoral votes in Ohio does so Pennsylvania could be this year's Ohio -- potential yeah.
What are you going to be looking for tonight.
Well -- -- -- like got the best job I you know I know everybody can -- got the best assignment on election I really do I'm going to be with Joseph Trippi and Karl Rove and it really makes you understand how little we know about politics because they analyze it at a depth and regularity.
That we don't so they will be the you know I'll be with them and basically listening but you look at not not just early states early reporting states -- be looking -- early -- Counties right.
Loudon county and Prince William county and the X Serbs.
Of Northern Virginia.
Hamilton County -- the area around Toledo on Ohio you'll be looking at specific -- -- to see if it's a democratic -- Republican -- Are they getting the margins they need orbits a swing county.
That maybe -- from bush in 2004.
To Obama in 2008 is -- swinging back to the Republicans are not.
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I live in NYC and can´t recall the last time I saw anything in styrofoam containers or cups.Takeout comes in cardboard or clear plastic and coffee in paper cups.
Former residents of East Germany must feel a strong twinge of nostalgia.
I drop off all styrofoam containers at the local recycling center. Don´t they have this option in the so-called greatest city on earth, NYC?
I expect the next act will be to walk on water. Being holier than thou must be a tough act.
Can´t New Yorkers impeach this nut?
I am originally from New York, Brooklyn to be exact and I´ve always thought of my fellow NY´rs as tough strong minded individualists. I think that old gang of mine had better tell their sons and daughters to get up on their hind legs, stretch their backbone and get rid of that tin pot dictator as quickly as they can. Start a movement for a recall and he´d probably be out of the city by the end of next week.
Since he´s so powerful, why doesn´t he just outlaw all crime??
#1 I am guessing this move of his is aimed at the fast food industry McD´s and all of those guys. Papers has been a staple in diners and restaurants with the exception of doggie dish take homes´!
In his fight against obesity (salt, sugary drinks, calorie counting, etc.) I keep waiting for him to come to the revelation that if you want to reduce obesity restrict the use of food stamps to healthy foods, but nooooo....It´s time for him to go. Watch for him in 2016. He´s not done dictating to us.
What the heck has happened to the New Yawkers I used to know? Have zombie invasions seized them and moved them to Jersey? What? Who are these wusses who meekly accept these absurd nanny-state rules from this wannabe dictator?
He´s out of his mind. Drunk on his own power.
I´m SO glad I live in Texas...
Does this mean there is no crime in NYC and he has nothing else to do ?
I can´t feel sorry for New Yorkers anymore. They elected this jerkwad, then re-elected him, and then re-elected him again. They got what they asked for.
Those that elected him should be very happy.
Very discriminatory. What are the Chinese take-out places supposed to use as an alternative?Can´t wait for the Nanny to go. Except his successor will probably be even worse.
I use styrofoam everything. It´s worth a couple bucks not to do dishes.Is this idiot going to x-ray UPS packages for shipping peanuts?
Don´t forget that he also put a block on painkillers so people in legitimate pain must suffer because he is afraid someone might get addicted.
NYC is a viper nest of libtard parasites. I´m actually shocked that these libtards would allow cardboard, plastic, and paper cups. After all, think of the forests being depleted, oil wasted, etc. Isn´t that what libtard eco-terrorists worship?


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Singer/songwriter Jamey Johnson is just as comfortable mopping up the tears on the barroom floor with an old Hank Williams-style ballad as he is tearing the roof off with a honky tonk juggernaut. The Alabama native and former Marine rose to the top of the Nashville food chain through blood, sweat, and tears. Being raised in a devout and deeply musical family helped the new traditionalist find his voice, but it wasn't until he moved to Music City that the world began to take notice. After laying low for nearly a year, he began appearing at songwriter nights, where he met other writers. As his peers began securing publishing deals, they would ask Johnson to sing on their demos. In 2002, mutual friend and songwriter Randy Hardison turned producer/songwriter Buddy Cannon on to Johnson -- the two became close friends and allies after Hardison's death later in the year. Johnson's next convert was publisher Gary Overton, who signed the budding songwriter to EMI. In April of 2005, Johnson signed a record contract with BNA and released his debut, The Dollar, in January of 2006. After a tour supporting the album, he was dropped from the label. He and his wife separated, then divorced, sending Johnson into seclusion for a year before he re-emerged, renewed and ready to begin work on a new album. Two major labels showed interest, but it was the Universal imprint Mercury that signed the artist and released his album That Lonesome Song in August of 2008. The first single off the album, "In Color," reached number nine on the Billboard Country chart, followed by "The High Cost of Living," which peaked at number 34. The album was certified gold. At the 2009 Country Music Association Awards, Johnson won Song of the Year for "In Color," and was nominated for various other honors. He followed up his success with an ambitious double album called The Guitar Song in the fall of 2010, preceded by the single "Playing the Part." The album, its singles and videos, gained nearly universal critical acclaim and sold exceptionally well, particularly for a double album. Johnson followed it in the fall of 2012 with Livin for a Song: A Tribute to Hank Cochran, which featured a slew of guests including Willie Nelson, Vince Gill, Merle Haggard, Leon Russell, and Kris Kristofferson. ~ James Christopher Monger, Rovi
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It's good to hear some real country music. Wish the radio stations around here would play it.
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Definitely a throwback to old country! Excellent!
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This is REAL country. Thanks
I don't think anyone one in the music industry can tie his shoes! Keep up the great work! Come see me when you come thru the great state of Texas!
I think that Jamey and shooter are what real country music is today nothing fake just good ol' country
Has anyone else heard high steel & memories on this station? My friend doesn't believe it came on Pandora
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Jamey Johnson is truly today's best western artist...he sings from his soul!
Can't tell it here but it was hot that June... True story straight from a picture there, you just don't make that up..
I have all your albums, and can completely relate to all your music and lyrics..... been there done that......be e n knock down,but still on top! Only the strong survive +----Over Kill Hill.
Hands down the best singer songwriter in music right now. Please keep up the good work Jamey! Country music needs you.
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Good song!!!
I just don't understand how every song he does doesn't go to #1
Dont read this because it actually works. You will be kissed on the nearest possible friday by the love of Ur life. Tomorrow will be the best day of Ur life. However if u don't post this comment on at least 3 songs u will die in 2 days. Now you've start reading this so don't stop. This is so scary put this on at least 5 songs in at least 143 minutes when if done press f6 and your lovers name will appear on the screen in big letters this is scary cuz it actually works.
Great song, great lyrics. The Greatest Generation. Thank you Papaw
Don't read this because it actually works.You will get kissed on the nearest possible friday by the love of your life. However if you do not post this comment on at-least 3 songs you will die in 2 days. Now you've started reading this so don't stop. This is so scary. Put this at-least 5 songs in at-least 143 minutes when done press f6 and your lovers name will appear on the screen in big letters. This is so scary because it actually works
Jamey Johnson is literally my favorite artist! I've been listening to him ever since i was little. My daddy and me listened to it all the time and i still do and Im 12 and I LOVE him!!!!:)
dont't read this because it actually works. You will get kissed on he nerest friday by the love of your life. However if you do not post this comment o aleast 3 songs you will die in days. Now you've started reading so dont stop. This is so scary. Put this on atleast 5 songs in 143 minutes when done press f16 and you lovers name will appear on the screen in big letters. This is scary cuz it actually works.
This freaked me out This isn't fake. Apparently, if you copy and paste this on ten comments in the next ten minutes, you will have the best day of your life tomorrow. You will either get kissed or asked out, if you break this chain you will see a little dead girl in your room tonight. In the next 53 minutes someone will say I love you or I'm sorry
who choses the similar artists? someone dont know their s**t when they compare aaron lewis too jamey.
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Oh yeah guitar songs and wiskey.
Amazing follow me
seen him 4 times it does not get know better that this my friend, when he starts to sing it will make the hair stand up on your arms.. this is what counrty is about right here, can't wait to see what else he comes out with. his music is something you can listen to over and over and never get tired of...
1.put ur hand over ur hand. 2. Make a wish. 3. Make a fist and put it on your hand;count to five. 4.post this on 3 other different songs and tomorrow will be the best day of your life
I saw him in Detroit about a week ago. He played almost four hours non-stop. Simply incredible!
ryanbkeller1 7 , if you have to use the phrase not half bad, it's bad. There is too much traditional country out there to listen to with true depth and feeling. Too bad almost none of it gets on the radio anymore. As for Aaron Lewis, he was floundering in the rock genre so he is carpet bagging in country now.
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Dec 13, 2012
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Come back okay let's not waste any time -- get right to -- you've all -- -- Anthony.
We're selling -- and as -- TV pitch man name.
Oxy clean.
-- -- you name it.
This guy has sold flat over a billion dollars and products it is.
-- well over billion right now are not taught to believe they started off -- about 1019.
My 91.
Yeah my first product -- the ten pounds I can remember the exact place they sold there.
It was in a little market in England and Devon White grew up -- benefit market on and on -- Wednesday at lunchtime.
And I sold my first amazing -- -- and I remember that moment it was just like.
This is it this is well immunity for the rest of my life so someone handed me ten pounds and since then I managed to attach to parlay that into over billion dollars for the sales up.
What is secrets fit to being a good hit men you don't I don't think it's it's a career that people.
Think of all I I think one of -- the one of the reasons I was drawn to pitching everything get away it's it's sort of form of entertainment and when I used to go to that the markets when I was a kid I would always be drawn to the guys didn't demonstrating products and it was sort of like a magic show.
Always sit as a kid and I just watch these guys think how to do that.
And there is a sort of magic to it.
On -- to be very you know my pictures now I spent a lot of time what can what can with the product to make sure we figure out the kinks and -- I -- figure out the -- them out the product has to solve common problem.
On and the -- has to be concise -- you can't just be rambling on.
You know you stop for the probably solve the problem you have a great -- -- you have to have a great value you have to interject a little -- Humana.
Into it and then know how to offs for the money.
How many brands come to you and I guess -- giving -- China state your name behind that we have a law that's it's not so much brand descends dances with products.
What -- had -- shown on Discovery Channel called the Coolpix men and on we have.
Hundreds of phone calls a week from -- I got an idea got an idea can you -- it.
And it's really hard to to -- your products and ready the product is -- -- if you if you look at the products that you know we've got done in the -- and you know we've got on off to clean obviously.
Is is the king of the mole.
Hundreds of million dollars in sales and and also number one stain removal.
But the sticky body.
Which is probably did this year it was said -- a friend of mine came to me and was like I got this new invention what he did he -- to sit down -- to look at the product to go right what's new about this.
How do we figure out the pets and before -- know it long has short had dogs had a cat hey you'll have all my hat the sticky but you'll get a dole.
From even if you look at -- is the ball which is just basically a lightbulb that -- -- -- wolf but we sold millions of them.
You don't just powerful demonstrations every now and then a product comes along and I'm a little shocked by -- of that.
Level of success speeches when especially since the -- with the and it's great product that.
I don't think -- myself and everyone has a light -- isn't it that's in today's football he just put -- batteries and and you stick it up to a stick it on mobile and pull -- full light and and it's it's -- -- have -- and we need it but you know you look at the devastation from hurricane center all of the sudden you've got millions of homes without power.
Is the -- becomes a necessity -- so -- you know.
You -- you don't want to cash in on something like capital the sudden sales of this involves just -- this this this last month because -- of that tragedy right okay well we have to see efforts -- -- -- -- -- well Andrew -- to get right you know.
At a skewed to every load of laundry it'll make you whites white and you bright bright I always say to every -- -- need to while demonstration in this is something that I think you know it's you have dirty water I take -- -- the boxy plane.
Kinda uses the power of oxygen it'll make you whites white you'll bright bright -- -- skewed to every load and then it goes from.
Like daddy to clean into the water headed to get -- -- -- -- with this is that the Pacific.
Night -- conclave that's the secret paths for a ticket now you now you hope to see you need to know mall.
Right I know it's -- why don't believe you I just.
Right in front of your eyes that's night's attack -- it's part of the pitch in and the commercials we do we -- an official environment you can tell the story but I have this.
I don't don't.
Don't tell me -- only non don't sell me tell me it's it's visits is that it is a lot of there -- and I not to the pitch.
So you know it's very visual and that's a great demonstration right Daryn it's -- -- to -- to it and I know you let you do it again -- have to go we get the water in thinking about ten minutes.
But it -- wow that was a big part of the pets.
On -- it -- eat your helping small businesses or inventors.
As well most yet investors that you also are on a business and -- on Japan arm while you were personal secrets.
Success that sell them production on.
We definitely put a lot of passion into the products that we get behind so you know the products the pros have to -- they have to -- have sovereign is so picking the right authority.
Is difficult I mean it'd be you know as Paramount.
And then non you know we team up with with we have a great distribution channel -- what's really nice about as seen on TV business right now is -- the retail.
Sect that has really endorsed business and picked up on -- if you go to Bed, Bath & Beyond all all -- model target.
You can buy a lot of our products which is actually made a little more challenging to make sure that television and that the business was -- People wise up and they know they can you know -- -- the products in stores but what it's done it's it's grow a business tremendously.
And we'll seven reaping international component to business as well so.
You know that that the business -- -- -- -- great but it's still very very product based you know looking for the right products and I say we -- -- true.
Two -- 300 products before we actually find one that we get behind really it's it's it's difficult to find something that really.
So all the common problem that represents great value that it you know if you look at the current to have on the table that sort of every day solutions to common problems.
And tear down.
Going through the 250 products to get the one you're gonna stand behind.
And then -- what's the process of of of of selling it does it take a long time is it different for every every product the same system for everything you.
Know what's what's so what sort of -- it never gets old IE really sit down with the product and will go to the storm will stop coming up these props in coming of these demonstrations in writing down how many uses office product.
What can we use it on.
And then we we sort of come -- with a -- you know the the big driver is is allowed them so it's very basic there's no real science to it it's it's sort of I think intuition.
Yeah I've had to do it based on my intuition experience.
-- to its.
That great hand and I love it some.
Thank you still -- Anthony's -- and CEO Seligman.
Production and many know him from -- seen on TV pitchman -- on the screen thank you thank you --
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Quarter at their lowest levels since the housing crisis started.
Back in mid 2006.
Can you need that's been going on for six years -- according to Standard and Poor's case Shiller home price index.
One of the co authors of that Bob Shiller is joining us now but he is also author of finance.
And the good society and think back when home prices they can it really is stunning that they are still falling out.
Well falling depending on how you want to look at unchanged month over month in the non seasonally adjusted and.
You know yes.
Yeah that downtrend but you know we had home prices going up for almost a decade before that Aaron.
So home prices show a lot of momentum they're not like the stock market.
And the real question is do we still have downward momentum there's a lot of positive signs now.
But you know a skeptic who believes in momentum and has this been going on now for six years might well say that and I -- it's a little bit of that -- -- Might well -- is gonna keep going down after after this season -- you know blip is over and we.
It may not be over.
I was at what point what's it gonna take to stop that downward momentum you think.
Good if you couldn't you got a record low mortgage rates may that is not well.
You know one thing is that home prices are way down and they -- affordable now they've been not overpriced anymore.
Mortgage rates by the problem is that people can't get mortgages.
And the problem in there's lot of anxiety about the future with the national debt with FCK with.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac under consideration of what are we gonna do what's gonna.
-- outlook for selling your house in five years and that's.
Weighing on people's cell.
Let me use this inverse logic if it longer term interest rates started going -- Would that get people off -- home buyers off the sidelines if they thought they couldn't wait any longer.
They're not going up how high that it -- bottoming but Bob all quarters said that like.
You know Jazeera asked him for vanguard just to Europe have the potential to just to make our treasuries like grossly overvalued and they answers right.
You got it exactly that it looks very affordable now and it.
It might be an opportunity of a lifetime but then again the might be even better opportunity and another year and that.
And when people have you know some still anxiety about their employment and -- I think people are waiting.
Bob one last thing to what.
Look at the markets what do you what is the healthiest market out there the housing market.
But what is the healthiest or you can answer that well I don't know what is -- is tetanus toxin -- -- Suddenly the housing market -- that the market that looks most impressive -- -- Phoenix.
And I wouldn't say healthy.
There -- any there there seems to be a bit of a boom going on there and and there's excitement.
And is interesting to see that it is speculative excitement can come back to the housing market at least in Phoenix -- deflating.
Good question you know we saw that.
-- seen that kind of thing haven't San Francisco and in -- 2009.
Head of really strong up.
Uptick and then it disappeared -- these -- -- not guaranteed to continue but you have these that looks exciting in Phoenix at the moment.
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