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Lovely guide to Looe which really gives a true flavour of what it's like in this beautiful part of Cornwall. Publisher: Visit Cornwall http://www.visitcornwall.com/ Producer: SoundView Media http://www.soun...
Huge Pod of Dolphins in St Ives Bay
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There are probably as many reasons to visit St Ives, Cornwall as there are people who visit but we think the chance of spotting a pod of dolphins like this in St Ives Bay is up there with the best! The pod was spot...
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Lovely trip across Cornwall produced by Visit Cornwall See more Visit Cornwall on Youtube
Falmouth International Sea Shanty Festival 2014
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History of Cornish Tin Mines – Cligga Mine Revisited
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History of Cligga Mine. Cligga Wolfram & Tin Mine lies on the cliff tops about one and a quarter miles southwest of Perranporth on the North Cornish coast. The granite pegmatite cliffs have been altered to greise...
The Way Things Were … St Michaels Mount 1949
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A postman delivers letters by rowing boat, making lobster pots and gathering flowers on the castle causeway ... Just a few of the glimpses of the past at St Michaels Mount to be seen in this wonderful archive film ...
SkyWire @ The Eden Project
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The Skywire zip line at the Eden project, Cornwall, England Visit www.hanglooseadventure.com Video by Brian Phelps
The Royal Cornwall Show
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I like to study culture by living it. Use to be interested in addressing terrorism by it's root causes, but those in power only care about force. No one wants to listen right now.
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Maruschke wrote: Do I make the cut now?
Yes, I love your new work. Huge improvement. I would hire you.
Here's the sad part. I just spent two weeks in New Zealand. I just got home a couple of days ago! We should have worked something out!
Poulsons Photography wrote: For you the answer is simple. Try to find some photographers in your area willing to do some TFP shoots. You have no good images in your port. So you will not get paid jobs. I want to see a good headshot. A good body shot, so I know your body type and shape. And a good variety of images so I get an idea of what you can do. So before you go any farther, get some good shots.
good advice. you really should take her age into consideration. she is still a young model with a bright future... if you ask me.
did anyone ask me?
Poulsons Photography wrote: Yes, I love your new work. Huge improvement. I would hire you.
Here's the sad part. I just spent two weeks in New Zealand. I just got home a couple of days ago! We should have worked something out!
yeah!!! thank you very much
O no I would have loved to work with you
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Great shape, pretty face, great smile, that is why I would shoot with you.
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I would actually. I would love to shoot you in a business setting.
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depending on the hair color I may shoot you. I would love the red hair! But if not red, the answer is no. You just don't have professional work showing you are ready to get paid.
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the tattoos turn me away. Sorry.
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Poulsons Photography wrote: Good build. Pleasant look. I would hire you to do fitness work.
Awesome... Thank you very much :-)
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Definitely. Great face. Would love to hire you for headshots.
janine cockerham wrote: How about me
I would for sure trade. I just don't see the professional quality yet to require payment.
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I love the hair. So yes, I would hire you for that.
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Excellent shape and look. I would hire you to do fitness and health work.
Ieshia Richards wrote: I know my port isnt very big etcc... But please? X
it would be a trade for now. I need to see the professionalism before i pay.
Ana Polo wrote: What about me?
You have a nice look. But until I see that you have the experience, I would not hire you. I would only trade.
Deanna W wrote: Im rather new. Have no expierence, yet anyways. My body is a work in progress due to pregnancy weight, so, I know my body isnt nice lol. All my pictures are self taken. But, Id like to know what I could do to make it in this industry. thanks!
So heres the deal. You have a good look. But a self taken port just doesnt cut it. You have got to find some photographers willing to do a trade with you and get some professional shots in your port if you want hired. That is just the simple fact of it.
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Very well built and perfectly toned. I would hire you for fitness work for sure!
Poulsons Photography wrote: Very well built and perfectly toned. I would hire you for fitness work for sure!
Ideal, thanks so much!
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The e-book phenomenon has been likened to a psycho killer in a Hollywood thriller. The protagonist is himself relaxing, taking it easy, when he is suddenly struck from behind. This year, 2012 was touted as the one when the "knife" of e-publishing would come, although many experts are less sure now, especially for countries like Thailand, where stakeholders, no matter how fascinating they find "e-ink", are trying their best to hold sway.
The relatively high jump in the sale of tablet computers and other e-readers, plus smart phones' capable of acting as an outlet for e-books, have yet to scale the enormous wall standing between now and an actual boom in the e-reading business. That wall, analysts say, is made of five main components:
Entrepreneurs torn between guaranteed income and a promising future that has yet to offer handsome returns: Where the printing industry is concerned, self-cannibalism is not a cliche, especially if one makes an imprudent inroad into e-publishing. The threat is very real. Hence large publishers have been very cautious and understandably want to prolong the status quo of old-style printing.
Content providers stuck in the "comfort zone": Every writer, journalist or page designer wants to liberate himself from the big players, yet few are willing to accept a drastic drop in income. Self-publishing sounds romantic, but it is just not financially attractive yet. Though the grass on the other side of the fence looks greener, money is still better on this side. So, many content providers are sticking with the current state of affairs, and yet yearningly look at what might be on offer in the e-world.
Tech man's turf: E-publishing is meant to be cheap and easy, yet that has not been quite the case. If it requires a million or a few hundred thousand baht to get started, many will be discouraged. One of the main reasons for this relatively high investment is the last-ditch effort by people in the technical-support side to hang on to their own stock. Yet, with applications and platforms moving closer to uniformity, the momentum will eventually swing in favour of content providers.
Torrent-abusing readers: This obstacle is tough in places like Thailand. Even if publishers, content providers and tech men start singing the same tune, revamp profit-sharing and loosen their grip on things, there will still be one big mountain to climb - that kid next door who can download a 120 baht (US$3.8) book for himself and his friends for free. When 60 million people view the video you post on YouTube, you feel proud. Yet when 200,000 read your e-book but only 200 pay for it, then it's bittersweet at best and a bad deal at worst.
The everlasting charm of real ink: Never underestimate the still-powerful pull of ink on paper. Even young people remain drawn to the "touch" of genuine books. Besides, this conservative attitude doesn't seem to be limited to the consumers, advertisers have been slow in adopting the e-publication world. It's a real chicken and egg situation we have here - yet things might change as mobile phones become cheaper and everybody starts carrying a tablet.
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Unplug device, and let the SD card resync itself, internally. The iPod (yes I know, not an iPhone, but it does use iOS) works the same way.http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1626496Personally I favour Linux Mint, but I also live in2014-10-28T11:32:35+00:00GeoffPersonally I favour Linux Mint, but I also live in the real world where most of my clients don't, so I have to have all desktop versions of Windows too. Microsoft in their wisedom realises this and has free developer virtual versions of Windows xp/vista/7/8 for Linux. These are not special or cut down version either. You just run them in VirtualBox. They are available so that you can test you web pages with all versions of internet explorer or your Windows apps, but you can install any Windows application. 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It's absolutely true that my mother (who, after a decade of trying, still can't figure out how to attach a file to an email) would have no clue about how to run Photoshop under Wine. But then, she'd have no clue about how to run Photoshop, period, so does that really count? For those of us actually reading this article, I suspect "run it under Wine" isn't so much a panic-inducing suggestion as it is habit. The Photoshop example has been run into the ground for at least a decade (as this article addressed: trotting out the same three or four pieces of software over and over again makes for a pretty anemic "Windows has better software" argument). I suspect the folks using Photoshop as an anti-Linux club far outnumber the folks actually using Photoshop. Or at least the number of people who actually use Photoshop to do anything Microsoft Paint can't do just as well. Now, I use Photoshop. I've never liked Gimp. And I'm aware that CS2 was way old back when my grandmother wasn't. But as an amateur photo editor, I don't use 90% of the capabilities of CS2, let along anything offered by newer versions. Outside of professional graphics designers (who, I guess, are far fewer in number than the Photoshop canard would have us believe), I suspect almost nobody does. Still, I like to run Photoshop, but I've been an exclusively Linux guy for a decade. I also can't run iTunes under Linux (but then, it doesn't run properly on the one Windows machine I do have, either, so that's a wash). So what to do? VirtualBox. My main desktop machine is a dual-monitor 2.4gb hex-core system with 32gb of RAM. So I run a Windows 7 virtual machine, leaving it open on one Linux virtual desktop, for the few Windows apps I can't run under Linux (that would be Photoshop, iTunes and Ancestry Family Tree). Sure, in an ideal world, I wouldn't have to do anything of the sort, but then I actually enjoy messing around with virtual machines, so it's not like it's actual work. So if you're using Photoshop as an argument as to why *I* shouldn't use Linux, I say pshaw. If you' re using it as an argument as to why my mother shouldn't use Linux, I say when has she ever needed to run Photoshop? If you're not addressing the argument to either me or my mother, then to whom ARE you addressing it? http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1497772Ugh... These are some bad reasons. I can't believe2014-09-27T21:55:38+00:00James MillerUgh... These are some bad reasons. I can't believe you think writing an article like this is so easy that you can just do it lazily. You sound like nothing but a biased Linux fanboy. What you say does nothing to help Windows users transition to Linux. It just offers excuses and empty promises. Now don't get me wrong, I want Linux to be successful because as an OS it is way better than Windows, but I'm sick and tired of all these damned Linux apologists glossing over the software issue like it's nothing. "Oh there are plenty of free alternatives" "Oh just run it in whine" "I've never had any problems" this, "just a few simple clicks" that. All these lame, makeshift excuses drive me nuts! It doesn't help. If anything, it feels like you are taking my favorite things, my favorite software and games out of my hands and saying "no, you cannot have these, deal with it." Excuse me, but do you guys not understand that we do not want to do that? We want software X to work just fine natively, without any bugs without any hassle. Offering alternative software does NOTHING to help us. We do not want alternative software, we want to use the software we like, because we like it for a damned good reason. Aside from the fact that wine's compatibility list is terrible for games, even when they do work about 50% of the games and software don't work well with wine, it is a cumbersome extra step that is never explained in proper detail. It just begs the question, what is the point of "switching to Linux" if I'll just end up going back to windows to do all the stuff that Linux refuses to let me do? Photoshop, msoffice, my huge library of steam games (that are not steamplay), etc. These are things that people want and Linux snobs just keep refusing to acknowledge that. They refuse to let us use the software we want or play the games we want. FFs I shouldn't have to give up all my favorite things just because Linux doesn't have them for whatever reason. I'm sick of these stupid excuses. Until Linux is able to run everything windows can, it will never be able to REPLACE Windows for me. If you Linux fanboys want it to be successful then stop with the pretentious damage-control articles and make universal compatibility happen. I'm serious, do it! I'll drop Windows in a heartbeat!http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1455002...it saves time...it has all the userLand needed 2014-09-17T13:38:48+00:00drgspot...it saves time...it has all the userLand needed for average usage, it is stable, efficient, can be made more secure, user have more controle over hardware, software, it has Community, it scalable (from pacemaker to superComputer with 1.5 mil. CPUs), easiers instalation & usage on desktop (installers, software centers, centralised repositories...)... ...of course its Code is Open & some of disros are Software Free of Patents...so no vendorLockIn & Piracy any more... https://www.google.com/search?safe=off&site=&tbm=isch&source=hp&biw=768&bih=479&q=linux+desktop&oq=linux+desktop&gs_l=img.3..0j0i24l9.1253.4052.0.43220.127.116.11.126.96.36.199.1159.0j9.9.0....0...1ac.1.53.img..0.13.1197.f1AARObgPYY http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1454303WHY DO YOU PEOPLE USE LINUX I DON'T UNDERSTAND.2014-09-17T09:37:10+00:00whylinuxWHY DO YOU PEOPLE USE LINUX I DON'T UNDERSTAND.http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1451433I know right, extremely biased one too. I like lin2014-09-16T18:24:25+00:00darkwarriorI know right, extremely biased one too. I like linux and windows, of course I use windows most, but linux is also nice to play with, however I wouldn't use this as main os. This more software section ... he uses wine as an excuse, which barely works, I tried it and 1/10 programs works fine without issues, 8/10 ran with issues and 1/10 didn't work at all and no games were used, don't even get me started on that. No that argument wouldn't work, because there is difference between not always working perfectly on windows natively and barely working, if at all on linux with wine. Author himself says that wine is still work in progress. Last but not least, everyone who uses wine in defense is silly. You switched from windows and now kind of emulate windows programs on linux(I know wine is technically not emulator, but you get the idea, the programs you run aren't native to your platform), that's just kind of admitting defeat isn't it. It's like saying that wine is best linux native program ever made.http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1370626I am writing this on a relatively new laptop that 2014-08-29T04:10:30+00:00cynicl12000I am writing this on a relatively new laptop that has both Windows 8.1 and Mint 17 on it (using Mint rto write this, and having a hell of a go at it, because my laptop's touchpad does not have a linux driver - nor does my audio card). My subjective opinion with computer OS's, phone OS's, and other things is this: for general purposes, most will be able to do what you need them to in most cases, and it really comes down to personal preference. Are there certain tasks or applications that some excel at? Certainly. Does that run across the gamut? If it did, this conversation wouldn't keep happening.http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1367421OSX is not based on Linux. It is based on BSD.2014-08-28T08:51:57+00:00PIerreOSX is not based on Linux. It is based on BSD.http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1349867I don't get this article at all. I mean I understa2014-08-24T19:23:31+00:00CasshernI don't get this article at all. I mean I understand his sarcasm with pro-windows arguments but I have NEVER had problems of any kind using Windows. In fact my Windows laptops have been the best laptops I ever owned. I still have a windows XP laptop that worked until the charging input broke which is unrelated to OS problems. Apple-OS in my experience is awful for casual use and Linux I never used so I hold no opinion. The arguments for anti-windows to me then has nothing to do with how Microsoft manages it's system, but instead with the user itself. I know how to operate computers fairly well and i am an avid gamer so in my opinion Windows is actually far superior based on my own experience. This article also forgot to mention that Windows has many many many more games available compared to Linux.http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1287975I also use linux, and there is an alternative for 2014-08-12T06:12:53+00:00TomI also use linux, and there is an alternative for pretty much every program / tool I need. Linux even runs Microsoft's Silverlight plugin in firefox!http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1249450I don't, I use music streaming services and iTunes2014-08-03T12:55:32+00:00neofluxsI don't, I use music streaming services and iTunes as my music source. but I think it is possible if you looked for it.http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1248366I run linux atm. I am not set on one distro or the2014-08-03T05:56:36+00:00chrisI run linux atm. I am not set on one distro or the other. I am using atm ubuntu 14.04 LTS. For my usage Linux us easier to use than windows 8. I tried it to use Windows 8 and it did not work for me the way I needed to use. Every person is different. I am not here to convince you because your needs will be different than mine!http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1173479What universe are you living in? Ubuntu is far fr2014-07-16T05:24:10+00:00The WyzardWhat universe are you living in? Ubuntu is far from buggy. A new distro for you. You'll love it. Zorin 8.0. Have fun.http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1155489That did it for me. Thank you Jeremy you just sold2014-07-09T01:20:23+00:00Misstee ScottThat did it for me. Thank you Jeremy you just sold me. Linux should consider you an asset.http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1122723Awesome article mate!2014-06-25T19:50:30+00:00Jeroen MathonAwesome article mate!http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1103455"Did you know that apple uses debian?" Apple uses2014-06-18T00:47:56+00:00Willy-Bill"Did you know that apple uses debian?" Apple uses Unix as its backbone. Reason why it is closed source.http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1087203Did you know that apple uses debian? Youre talking2014-06-12T03:36:51+00:00ios is linuxDid you know that apple uses debian? Youre talking about a company that is so proprietary. Using an open source OS and closing up all their stuff. The only thing that windows is good for in the IT world is installing VMware or something to setup linux vms. Windows is counter productive. Want to get a file onto yout windows server from another server? Here let me setup an FTP server for that document. Want to download that file off the net? Crap. I need to enable the browser to be able to download files first. That stuff is all annoying when youre trying to be quick and productive. Where is that tab I saw 5 minutes ago in that window I closed? Oh there it is. Hidden inside 12 submenus and inside another tab. Everything is at the tip of your fingers with cli. Oh you have powershell and need to find out how many lines are in a given file? Nice, enjoy writing 16 lines of code to do it. I dont think even many linux users will argue with you when you say windows wins for ease of use. Its pretty easy to use and nice at home. When youre trying to be productive at work theres just no way Windows and annoying install wizards win. Oh, need to setup a VPN on Windows? Dont forget about setting up active directory and a domain controller too. Lol there is just no contest in the server world. I can go on forever really. If we had a race between setting up a DNS server on Linux and Windows, I could be 30 minutes late starting, reinstall Linux for the fun of it and have my DNS up and running before you finished going through the DNS install wizard. http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1087146Man. I almost pooped my pants a few times reading 2014-06-12T03:09:37+00:00hahaMan. I almost pooped my pants a few times reading this. The author is just so right. I found this page after reading a "Why windows is better than linux" page. You pretty much got it all right. Also funny how I just had to use the dreadful Windows 2012 to try and set something up this week(which I simply decided to stop working on for being so annoyed at everything about it) that I felt I needed to find some "why linux is better than windows" articles to feel better. Goober. Oh man. Cracking me up. Awesome article lol. Im going to show my windows friends. http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1085297Don't have to switch, if you do not want to. You c2014-06-11T14:44:25+00:00Rune JensenDon't have to switch, if you do not want to. You can dual boot. Get the best of both worlds.http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1085290In generel I find the users of both to be also the2014-06-11T14:38:28+00:00Rune JensenIn generel I find the users of both to be also the most friendly. Could say the same about Mac users who also use either. No matter what, it's never a good idea to put all your eggs in one basket. Instead be pragmatic. That will serve you best in the long run. Using Microsoft technology for my server hosting, Linux for my home computer, and no WINE btw. It's a quite good set up, works very well for my purpose.http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1085263These are fair points, as I cannot say you are wro2014-06-11T14:23:08+00:00Rune JensenThese are fair points, as I cannot say you are wrong in your own experiense of it. However... How many times have you found yourself in RegEdit in Windows just to either cure some HBOs (yeah!) or change settings or whatever? On the other hand, I have used Linux for around four years now, definitely there has been a LOT going on in that time with the GUI. In my current OS, I still need to catch the terminal for updating kernel outside of repos. But ask yourself... since this is kind of a risky task to do, then shouldn't it only be done by someone who knows what he does... someone who knows terminal commands? And not by a newbie... For all other tasks, I can use the GUI or I can use the terminal. It's completely up to me... and I always choose the GUI, since I actually hate terminal.http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1085234Old Linux guarde is dying and a new one is growing2014-06-11T14:10:59+00:00Rune JensenOld Linux guarde is dying and a new one is growing up. New one is focusing on usability and user satisfaction, so is the community of it. I haven't seen the "RTFM" answer for a long time now, and this is the very reason. My guess is, you haven't tried Linux for at least three years, neither have you asked in a Linux forum in that time.http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1085191Just because you favor Linux, doesn't mean you abs2014-06-11T13:58:47+00:00Rune JensenJust because you favor Linux, doesn't mean you absorb everything the FOSS tells you to. Linus doesn't eat everything that comes out of Stalmans mouth either. Actually, he disagrees to an extend where he seems to despice him... Linux is NOT a religion. We're all individuals. Thank you.http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1079870How do you sync music to your iPhone using Linux?2014-06-10T03:26:13+00:00DavidHow do you sync music to your iPhone using Linux?http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-1040640What I prefer in Linux: Stability, not to reinstal2014-05-30T04:30:13+00:00Mimo el gatoWhat I prefer in Linux: Stability, not to reinstall each time my PCs are caughing, Having rest at home because my Wife is now working on Limux instead of Windows, and THE COMMUNICATION when having a trouble, the community is allways present to help, and having saved more than 1000 US$ when swapping from XP to Mint16. What I preferred in Windows:Win XP. The followers are exactly the same in much more bloated and really less efficient if considering the increasong sizo of a system and software to do exactly the same task. So long Mr Bill Gates, you are certainly a nice guy, truly very clever in business, but do not dream too much, the linux move really exists.http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-967972Well... I heard that the Windows kernel is made by2014-05-09T12:04:25+00:00ZatherzWell... I heard that the Windows kernel is made by bugs!http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-950715windows = easytosucks easy!2014-05-03T23:55:29+00:00indrasusilawindows = easytosucks easy!http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-866837Don't give up! I found a few gems of $3-5 eBooks 2014-04-10T03:31:00+00:00Skip ThomsenDon't give up! I found a few gems of $3-5 eBooks on Amazon dealing with begninning Ubuntu, most addressing 12.04 which IMHO is the best one to go with as it is a long-term-supported version and is very stable. Check them out and if this level of info is of use to you, I suggest reading several, as each author comes from a unique place in trying to help. Although there's some overlap that way, it doesn't hurt, and there is enough unique info in each to make your Ubuntu experience way better.http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/768257-why-arguing-that-windows-is-better-than-linux-makes-you-look-silly/#comment-866460There needs to be more articles on the reasons you2014-04-10T01:11:11+00:00MidnightDistortionsThere needs to be more articles on the reasons you should switch to Linux. Even though i am still on W7, i won't ever use W8 unless i absolutely need to, but i'd prefer W7.. or better yet Linux. Microsoft has been fudging up Windows for some time now and it's getting bad enough to where i don't want to use Windows anymore. Linux is the best solution to keep your old systems running until it can no longer be repaired. That's the reason for it, but other reasons is to save money on upgrading hardware and the OS. The biggest reason i decided to switch to Linux is because of W8 and how MS and users are treating it. I thought for sure the start screen/modern app idea would have been thrown out or at least pushed aside but MS is still pushing the idea and it's just not the right one for people who just want to get stuff done. Learning Linux has more benefits then trying to deal with whatever changes MS does with Windows. There are many reasons why i would prefer to use Linux, but the best one is that many distro's are free to use.


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The Polar Express is an adventure game released in 2004 by Blue Tongue. Based on the film of the same name, the game follows the same plot as the film. The game was negatively reviewed, except for the PC version which received a 71.50% from Gamerankings.[2]
Gameplay and Premise[edit]
The Polar Express is a platform game (also known as a Platformer) which follows the main plot as the film, except that unlike the original film, it has the Ebeneezer Scrooge puppet as the main villain who plans to keep the children from believing in Santa Claus by stealing their tickets and having them thrown off the train so they would never reach the North Pole. The game is broken down into six different chapters, giving the player the opportunity to explore areas like the train itself, the North Pole, and more. The player controls a young boy in each of the 6 chapters.[3][4] The game also contains puzzle-solving as well as some minigame-styled elements.[5]
THQ first unveiled the game to the public at the E3 convention in 2004.[5][6] The PS2 version contains EyeToy support, though specifics were unavailable at the time. A portable version of the game was also in development for the Game Boy Advance, with experienced portable developer Tantalus at the helm.[5]
- ^ "PlayStation Games & Media - Polar Express".
- ^ The Polar Express for PC - Gamerankings
- ^ Casamassina, Matt. "The Polar Express - Playstation 2 Review". IGN. Retrieved 2011-08-08.
- ^ Casamassina, Matt. "The Polar Express - Gamecube Review". IGN. Retrieved 2011-08-08.
- ^ a b c Gerstmann, Jeff. "The new Tom Hanks movie is getting the game treatment courtesy of THQ.". Gamespot. Retrieved 2011-08-08.
- ^ Adams, David. "A whole mess of titles, from SpongeBob to S.T.A.L.K.E.R..". IGN. Retrieved 2011-08-08.
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International Airlines Group (IAG) has selected the leading provider of Technology Business Management solutions to optimise its IT cost base. LONDON, May 1, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --
LONDON, April 30, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- SOURCE Royal Dutch Shell plc
Stable production and operations in the first quarter BEIJING, April 28, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation ("Sinopec" or "the Company") (HKEX: 386; CH: 600028;
Management Also to Review Its Five-Year Strategic Plan HOUSTON, April 28, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Tesco Corporation (NASDAQ: TESO) announced today that it will release its first quarter
Partnership to Run Through 2017 WAYNE, N.J., April 23, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Castrol(®) announced today the extension of a multi-year sponsorship agreement with the National Football
GUILDFORD, England, April 21, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Recognition of Substantial Growth and Commercial Success PrimeVigilance Limited (PrimeVigilance), the specialist
IRVING, Texas, April 16, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- BT today announced Timothy P. Flynn, retired chairman of KPMG International, as the Advisory Chairman BT Americas, effective immediately.
Brazil's Neymar Jr swaps turf for tarmac as he goes head-to-head with Ken Block in ground-breaking Castrol experiment LONDON, April 15, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- In a world first, Castrol,
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