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CBS Takes a Second Shot at the Super Bowl's Second Screen
If you want to, you can watch the entire Super Bowl on the Web today, for free, on your PC or tablet.*
And maybe a handful of you will want to do that, for some odd reason. CBS, which is streaming the game, figures the rest of us won't.
"Our firm belief is that when it comes to the Super Bowl, most people are going to choose the best available screen," says CBS Interactive head Jim Lanzone.
But Lanzone and his advertisers, who are spending something like $12 million on digital ads today, do want to get some of your attention focused on the network's site during the game.
NBC made the first foray into Super Bowl streaming last year, with mixed results. A bunch of people checked out the network's Webcast, but many came away underwhelmed.
If you wanted to spend "second screen" time during the game, chances are you did it the way you always spend second screen time: On Facebook and/or Twitter, both of which logged a record number of comments during last year's game.
This year, the CBS game plan sounds much better, at least on paper. The network has several features ready that seem like they'll reward viewers who are ready to split their attention among multiple screens.
For instance, there's an "all 22" camera angle, which will give football junkies a rare look at the entire field of play — something that's usually reserved for the likes of NFL coaches.
There's also what CBS is internally calling its "subservient chicken camera angle," where a roving cameraman will take cues from viewers, and head to whatever part of the field he's told to go. And CBS' player will have the equivalent of a DVR that lets you rewatch a play you just missed.
You like watching the Super Bowl ads? Sure, they've got that, too. In many cases the ones that appear on the live stream won't be the same as the ones on broadcast — CBS has sold the streaming ads separately from broadcast, at prices Lanzone says are higher than the network's standard Web video pricing.
But CBS says you'll also be able to watch the broadcast ads on its site, immediately after each one airs.
*Want to watch it on your phone? To do it legally, you'll need to be a Verizon customer, download an app and shell out $5, because the carrier has exclusive mobile rights. But isn't an iPad or Nexus 10 mobile, too? Well, yes. But mobile sports rights only make sense to lawyers and biz dev people.


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Recipes for Lent
February 22 is Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent. My dad is Italian and I grew up in a household where Catholic holiday traditions were practiced, at least, those traditions that are related to food. We all sat down to a three course Sunday lunch every week, and to varying degrees, we all still do. We head out to my parent's place where my dad, at 85, still cooks the meal. We eat lamb on Easter, and observe La Vigilia, the traditional fish dinner, on Christmas Eve. La Vigilia is in essence a fast…a fast that is a feast.
It is a fast because no meat is served. Likewise, during Lent, many Catholics give up meat. Hardcore Lentenistas will give up meat and dairy products for the entire season—Ash Wednesday until Easter Sunday–but most just fast on Fridays.
I've always been fascinated with Lenten dishes. They transform a meal characterized by denial into something extravagant. I am interested in Lenten dishes for the same reason I am interested in the idea of preserving foods and using those preserved foods in subsequent meals. The saying "Necessity is the mother of invention" applies. From limitations, either set by us or by our circumstances, comes ingenuity and inspiration. My creative abilities are stretched when I can only cook with restricted ingredients, or must make a meal from a product I canned the summer before. When my creativity is challenged, it opens my mind to new ideas. And suddenly what was a deprivation yesterday, becomes a blessing today.
So the Lenten recipes that are turning me on right now are Italian and Mexican recipes that contain nuts and raisins. I usually don't like fruits in savory dishes, but I find these dishes rather spectacular, albeit humble.
Foriana Sauce
Makes 3 half-pint jars
Foriana sauce comes from the island of Ischia off the coast of Naples, where it is served on pasta as a Lenten dish. From Well-Preserved (Clarkson Potter, 2009)
1 cup walnuts
1 cup pine nuts
5 tablespoons sliced garlic (about 10 large cloves)
3 teaspoons dried oregano
3 tablespoons olive oil plus more for covering the jars
1/2 cup white raisins
Salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
Olive oil to cover
Place the walnuts, pine nuts, and garlic in a food processor and pulse to a fine chop, until the nuts are like damp granola. Add the oregano and pulse a few more times to combine.
Heat the olive oil in a medium sized skillet over a medium heat. Add the nut mixture, the raisins, and salt and pepper to taste.
Cook for about 5 minutes, stirring constantly to avoid burning or searing.
Bring 3 half-pint jars, their lids and bands to a boil in a large pot of water with a fitted rack. Boil for 10 minutes. Remove the jars with tongs (the tongs don't need to be sterilized). When the jars are dry but still hot, pack in the Foriana sauce, eliminating as many air pockets as you can. (I press down with the knuckles of my index and middle fingers to pack the sauce—be sure your hands are clean.) Fill the jars to about 1 inch below the rim. Add a 1/2 inch layer of oil to cover. Wipe the rim with a paper towel, place on the lid and screw on the band.
The Foriana sauce will keep in the refrigerator for about 10 days. Check on the sauce a day after you make it: you may need to add more oil to ensure it is completely covered.
Be sure to cover the surface of the Foriana sauce with oil after each use. Remove only the quantity of sauce that you need for a dish and allow that to come to room temperature. Cover the remaining sauce in the jar with oil and promptly return it to the fridge.
Broiled Clams Foriana
Serves 4 as an hors d'oeuvres
To open hard-shelled clams you will need a clam knife: this is a double-edged blade that is not too sharp, but has a thin edge. Cover the clams with water. They will open slightly. Grasp the clam in your palm (I wear a kitchen mitt for protection) with the muscle that holds the shell closed against your hand. Slip the knife between the shells and slide it through to the muscle. Cut through the muscle holding the shells together. Try not to spill the juices—they add flavor–and loosen the meat. Or you can ask your fishmonger to open the clams for you. If you are really struggling, place the clams in the freezer for about 15 minutes and they will open easily although you will find yourself splitting the meat.
Sometimes I serve these clams on a plate as a first course, in which case, I use the larger cherrystone clams, snip the meat into small pieces, and use double the stuffing recipe (but 3 clams per person is plenty—they're rich).
12 littleneck clams on the half shell
4 tablespoons Foriana sauce
2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese
2 tablespoons unsalted butter
Place the clams on a broiling tray. Add the Parmesan cheese to the Foriana sauce and mix well. Spoon enough Foriana sauce to cover each clam—about 1 teaspoon. Cut bits of the butter over the clams, so that each gets a smidgeon.
Adjust the rack under your broiler about 6 to 8 inches below the flames. Preheat your broiler to hot. Place the clams under the broiler and cook a couple of minutes, until golden. Keep an eye on them, as the raisins in the Foriana sauce burn easily.
Allow to cool enough to handle, and serve.
Pasta with Foriana Sauce
Serves 4
I often serve this for vegetarians, who are always thrilled.
1 pint Foriana sauce, drained of preserving oil
3/4 pound of spaghettini or spaghetti
4 tablespoons pecorino cheese
Cook the pasta in boiling water until it is al dente. Toss with the Foriana sauce. If you need to add a little more oil it's okay.
Garnish with grated pecorino cheese.
Fried Cauliflower, Pear, and Raisins
Serves 4
This is a dish from le Marche. It is usually eaten on Christmas day, but it has all the markings of a Lenten dish.
2 cups cauliflower flowerettes, trimmed to bite sized pieces
2 Bosc pears, peeled, quartered, with cores scooped out (I use a melon-baller)
1 cup white raisins
2 cups flour
3 cups lager beer
3 teaspoons baking powder
Vegetable oil (not extra virgin olive oil—it's too heavy for this dish)
Salt to taste
Combine the flour, beer, baking powder, and a pinch of salt in a bowl and refrigerate for 1 hour (a little more or less is okay).
In the meantime, cook the cauliflower in boiling water for a few minutes, until it is al dente (probe the pieces with the tine of a fork. You should be able to spear the cauliflower, but still feel some resistance).
Place 3/4 of an inch of vegetable oil in a large non-stick skillet. Heat the oil over a high heat. The oil must be very hot. You can test it by throwing a dash of flour into the oil. If the flour pops, the oil is ready for frying.
Dunk cauliflower in the batter and place them gently in the hot oil. Don't put too many flowerettes in at once or it will bring down the temperature of the oil, and they mustn't touch sides or they will stick together. Do not flip the cauliflower over until you can see the lower edges have turned golden brown, about 2 minutes. If you are using an iron skillet and the cauliflower sticks, let them cook 30 seconds more. Turn the flowerettes over with tongs and fry for an addition minute, then remove them and drain them on paper towels.
Continue frying the pears, and then the raisins the same way. The raisins will cook the quickest. Sprinkle with salt and serve promptly.
Cilantro Rice with Poblanos
Serves 4
This is a variation on a classic Mexican Lenten dish, adapted from a recipe by Diane Kennedy, the first lady of English-language Mexican cookery.
1 medium onion, chopped (about 1/2 cup)
1/3 cup water
1/2 cup cilantro, chopped
1 garlic clove, chopped (about 1 teaspoon)
4 small poblano chiles
2 – 3 tablespoons olive oil
1 cup long-grained rice (I like Uncle Ben's)
2 cups milk
1/4 cup slivered blanched almonds
1/4 cup white raisins
4 strips Monterey Jack cheese
Combine the onion, water, cilantro, and garlic in a blender and puree them until they are liquefied (makes about 1 cup).
Char the poblanos. Place the peppers directly on your gas burner, or under a gas or electric broiler and allow the skin of the peppers to blister. Turn them so that they blister all over. If you over-char the peppers and they get black blisters, it's okay—the pepper will be overcooked in that place, but it is still good. As soon as the peppers are cool enough to handle, remove the charred skin. It will peel off easily. If some spots stick, leave them. Carefully cut around the stem and gently tug out the seedpod and veins, leaving the chile otherwise in tact. Rinse any remaining seeds out of pepper.
Heat the oil in a small casserole dish with a fitted top. Roll the oil around so that it coats the inside of the dish. Add the rice and cook it until it begins to discolor, about 3 minutes. Be sure to stir often, to keep the rice from sticking. Add the cilantro water to the rice and stir it well. It will bubble up ferociously, and then settle down. Cook the rice and cilantro water over a medium low heat, covered, for about 15 minutes, until the rice has absorbed all the cilantro water and is beginning to look dried out.
Then add the milk and salt to taste. Stir, cover the pot, and cook the rice for 10 minutes over a medium low heat. Add the almonds and raisins, recover, and continue cooking for another 5 minutes, until the rice is very tender and soft. It should be rather loose, too, like risotto.
Insert 1 strip of jack cheese into each pepper.
When the rice is cooked, dig four small trenches in the rice and insert a poblano chile in each. Cover the pot and continue cooking the rice until the cheese in the peppers is soft, a few minutes. Serve immediately.
Capirotada (Bread Pudding)
Serves 4
This is a traditional Lenten dessert from Mexico. The recipe is adapted from a lovely blog called homesicktexan. The cheese works as a binder for the other ingredients. This dish is quite sweet and utterly addicting.
1 cup brown sugar
1 cup water
1/2 teaspoon powdered cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon powdered cloves
4 cups cubed and toasted bread
2 tablespoons melted butter
3/4 cup of shredded Monterey Jack cheese
3/4 cup pecans, toasted and chopped
1/4 cup white raisins
Powdered sugar for garnish
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
Make a syrup by boiling the sugar, water, cinnamon, and cloves together until it is reduced by one third—about 10 minutes. The syrup with seem dirty—that's the powdered spices. It's okay.
Butter a medium-sized (9-inch) cast-iron skillet. Dump half the bread in and pour over the melted butter. Toss to coat. Pour half of the syrup over the bread and toss to coat. Add the cheese, pecans, and raisins. Add the remaining bread to the pot with the remaining syrup and toss to coat. Pour the syrup-drenched bread on top of the skillet, over the other ingredients.
Cover with foil and bake for 20 minutes. Remove foil and bake for 15 minutes more. You will smell the bread pudding.
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Here's mine with a newly installed mmp/2400 on 2s with proline powerstrokes
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March issue of RC Car Action
Wide Rustler | "Bulldog" Backslash 4x4
Where is my slash ?!
heres some picks of my race slash with its new body.
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My Slash PE Racer, Running on Spektrum DX3e, upgrades include PE Metal parts, Sway Bars, DS1015 servo, Slash 2x4 wheels/tires, Jconcepts Dare body, iNTEGY fan, all powered by 2s SPC LiPos.
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Just picked up a PE...
Here is mine SCT MMP 2400kv with 1/8 wheels Knuckler 2.0 tires and im using Losi Strike shocks. So far very happy. It a Truth body but I have a Raptor one on the way so ill post it again once its painted.
Eat my road grit, liver lips! -Clark W. Griswold
i used cardboard electrical tape and some magazine cover to prevent snow getting into battery slot..
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You are not on fire RICKY BOBBY!!!
You are not on fire RICKY BOBBY!!!
But it's for the kids Baby!
nothin better then gettin of mission and playin with my slash 4x4
Nothing special, just giving new life to my Slash.
My Slash 4x4. I wonder why I bought this truck if I was just going to upgrade every single part on it Iridescent purple/green. Skulls masks. 2nd attempt at a body.
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Slash 4x4 PE w/ Stock Body & Proline Chevy Body
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HPI Sprint2 VXL
Slash 4x4 PE
First try with Upgrade Wrap.
Proline Desert Rat Body.
Upgrade RC Hart and Huntington Black Wrap.
2 working micro fans mounted under the body.
2 replaceable fan filters mounted on top of the body.
RPM Front and Rear bumpers with mudflaps.
Light kit from RC-Lighthouse (bumperlights, taillights), modifed to fit body.
My 4x4 Roller
It was a rolling chassis with nothing and now its this...
Its got a Hobbywing 120 amp Esc and 2700 KV motor, a ******* MG959 Alloy Digital Metal Gear Servo, Outerwears shroud, sway bars, and a RPM bumper/skid
Nothin' like a 4 on the floor and a V8
Just got a new Slash 4X4. 1st RC car and loving it! Hopped it up a bit. Working on a Simpsons themed body for it.
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Ok, so its just the body for now, I havent mounted it on my slash yet, but I painted it, yes, its the prographix body, and I'm still proud of it. Sprayed pick up truck bed liner as an undercoat, no more rubbing through the paint (hopefully)
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About JAX Port Macquarie
John and Jane Hrabak along with their team at JAX Tyres Port Macquarie are based at the renovated premises on Hastings River Drive. John, Jane and Manager Andy Beazley appreciate the patience of customers and look forward to greeting new and old faces at their refurbished store.
John Hrabak owned the busy JAX Penrith store for 9 years before taking on the relocated JAX Port Macquarie franchise.
Together with wife Jane and daughter Karoline, the move was inspired by a desire to be closer to family with John having grown up in neighbouring Laurieton.
The best brands, advice, service and price will be provided by John and his team, for your car. The store offers unbeatable savings and service to prepare your vehicle for the purpose of general maintenance or any holiday period. Fire previously destroyed the store at the same location. The rebuilding process has been completed, providing a fresh start for customers and staff. The showroom and workshop facilities are state of the art with new wheel alignment and road force balancing machines installed.
"I want the store to be customer-focused, female friendly and of course, successful," John says. Regarding his wife's impact on the business, John notes, "Jane goes to great lengths to ensure that our customers are well looked after; whether that means making a fantastic coffee or dropping people off to the shops and collecting them afterwards. People really appreciate us going the extra mile". "Our customer mix is diverse so we need to ensure that every age group is catered for. These comfortable, new facilities will help us to achieve that goal". "The clean and modern look of our new store is a feature I'm very pleased with," said John. "While we try and minimise your wait time we also want to provide a comfortable area with a coffee machine, chairs, a large television, wheelchair accessibility and new bathrooms with a baby change table".
The store is licensed to provide inspection certificates for a range of vehicles, advising on roadworthiness and is an RTA approved station. The mechanical staff at JAX Port Macquarie combines for over 30 years experience while the tyre fitters collectively hold an impressive 65 years in the industry.
JAX Tyres recommends servicing your vehicle and tyres at regular intervals to ensure the safety of vital components and is offering a Seasonal Vehicle Service from $129. Prices have never been more affordable for wheel packages with a comprehensive lineup of styles available for selection online at jax.com.au or through the store's new Touchpoint kiosk.
JAX Tyres' interactive Touchpoint technology, combined with expert advice from staff, delivers all the information required to make an informed choice on products and services for the vehicle. This state of the art technology presents tyre, wheel and service selections on an easy to navigate touchscreen. Touchpoint supplies the recommended tyre fitment for the vehicle, information about tyre brands and patterns, in addition to demonstrating the look of the vehicle with upgraded wheels.
The store provides the right tyres for your vehicle and services those living close to Port Macquarie, Wauchope, Laurieton, Camden Haven, Lakewood, Kew, Kendall, Bonny Hills, Lake Cathie,Telegraph Point and Kempsey on the Mid North Coast.
Purchase four new tyres from a range of respected brands, and a wheel alignment to qualify for the myjax platinum tyre maintenance plan. The programme includes over $500 worth of savings for each qualifying vehicle and allows customers to access and track their tyre maintenance online, via myjax.com.au. Following the recommended servicing using the periodical reminders within the programme provides significant discounts and bonuses while prolonging the life and performance of the tyres.
JAX Tyres specialises in tyres, wheels, brakes and suspension servicing. Australian owned and established in 1949, JAXQuickfit Tyres is unique in representing the top global manufacturing giants of the tyre industry. High performance passenger car, light truck and four-wheel drive (4x4) brands BFGoodrich, Bridgestone, Continental, Dunlop, Goodyear, Hankook, Laufenn, Michelin, Mickey Thompson, and Pirelli are available, together with value for money brand options. This provides a comprehensive customer choice through a mix of brands spanning the premium, major and budget market sectors for tyre sales in Australia. JAX Tyres services over 60,000 of the Australian motoring public each month through a network of 80 stores along the Eastern Seaboard. Qualified mechanics service cars and four-wheel drives with a focus on brakes and suspension. Associated tyre services are offered to increase the life of the tyres and the performance of the vehicle. These include wheel alignments, balancing, rotation, and nitrogen inflation.
JAX Tyres Port Macquarie is conveniently located at Unit 3/77 Hastings River Drive and is open from 8am to 5pm Monday to Friday and 8am to 12 noon on Saturdays.


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When the US Supreme Court recently upheld President Obama's health-care reform law, its surprise decision appears to have tilted a substantial number of Americans closer to supporting Republican challenger Mitt Romney when they vote in November.
That's the finding of a new poll conducted in the wake of the high court's ruling.
For political independents – the voters likely to cast the decisive votes this fall – 26 percent said the court's ruling makes them more likely to support Mr. Romney, according to a Christian Science Monitor/Investor's Business Daily/TIPP poll. By contrast, only 14 percent said the court ruling makes them more likely to support Mr. Obama.
But the politics of health care is nothing if not complex.
Even as the court ruling appears to help Romney's cause, that doesn't necessarily mean congressional Republicans stand to gain in public opinion from their decision to hold a "repeal Obamacare" vote this week.
Like Romney, House Republicans have pledged a "repeal and replace" approach to the 2010 Affordable Care Act (ACA). But as conservative lawmakers seek to move down that path, they face two discomforting facts: Many Americans don't want the law repealed, and many are skeptical of whether Republicans have a good "replace" plan to offer.
Some Americans wholeheartedly reject the ACA, but many are more ambivalent. They may like core provisions of the law even as they worry about its impact on health-care costs and on the size of an already large federal bureaucracy.
A new ABC News/Washington Post poll finds a rise in support for the ACA since the court ruled. Its July poll finds 47 percent of US adults supporting the law, and an equal number opposed. Back in April the "opposed" camp led by 14 percentage points.
When it comes to repealing the law, the poll also finds division within that opposed camp. About one-third of them say they'd repeal the whole law, one-third say they'd repeal part of it, and the rest chose a "wait and see" option.
House Republicans plan to vote on a repeal Wednesday. This wouldn't be the first time they've gone on the record to undo what they call Obamacare. But it would be their first effort to do so after the Supreme Court solidified the act as constitutional, in a decision that dashed conservative hopes.
The ruling's political impact cuts both ways, says Raghavan Mayur, president of TechnoMetrica Market Intelligence, which conducted the Monitor/TIPP poll from June 28 through July 6.
For many Democrats, the ruling adds luster to Obama's signature legislative achievement. But it also galvanizes the law's opposition. Overall, 29 percent of Americans in the Monitor/TIPP poll said they'll be more likely to vote for Romney because of the ruling, while 20 percent said it tilts them toward Obama. The rest said the ruling would have no impact, or that they were unsure.
And as already noted, the ruling tips two independent voters Romney's way for every one prodded toward Obama.
"Most people did not expect the result from the Supreme Court," Mr. Mayur says. Rather, surveys conducted prior to the ruling found Americans generally expecting the justices to strike down the law's mandate on individuals to purchase health insurance or pay a fine.
"The opponents of the health-care reform are people who do not subscribe to the big-government philosophy," Mayur says. The ruling "helps them to gravitate more towards Romney."
The Monitor/TIPP poll also found the presidential contest tightening into essentially a neck-and-neck race.
The poll also found that, although the economy is the election's major issue, health care will remain an important topic on voters' minds.
Some 61 percent of Americans rank a candidate's view of the ACA as a high concern, compared with 80 percent who rank policies on jobs and the economy as a high concern.


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SideXSide: HP Pre3, iPhone 4 and BlackBerry Torch
On Feb. 9, 2011, HP took to the stage to unveil its future mobile strategy. In addition to announcing a new tablet, called the TouchPad, that will be launching later this year, the company unveiled the HP Pre3 smartphone.
The device, which will replace the Palm Pre Plus, boasts a 3.58-inch multitouch display and a slideout QWERTY keyboard, among other features. HP -- which acquired Palm in 2010 -- looks to be positioning the device as an option for corporate user. Of course, the BlackBerry, and especially the Torch -- its latest incarnation from RIM -- remains the stalwart of the U.S. mobile enterprise. Meanwhile, Apple's iPhone 4 is perhaps more appealing than ever to enterprise users now that it's available on the Verizon Wireless network.
What do all these devices really offer the enterprise user? Here's a sideXside comparison of Apple iPhone 4, Apple, the HP Pre3, and RIM BlackBerry Torch to help you decide what's right for your enterprise.
SideXSide: HP Pre3, iPhone 4 & BlackBerry Torch
Apple iPhone 4
HP Pre3
RIM BlackBerry Torch
Operating system
Apple's iOS 4
BlackBerry 6 OS
U.S. carrier support
AT&T and Verizon
Security features
Apple's iPhone 4 boasts a slew of security features, including a device passcode to keep people away from the device, and a remote wipe feature if the iPhone is lost. It also comes with built-in AES 256-bit encryption and sandboxing to add an additional layer of security to the hardware and software. The platform works with VPN services to maintain network security over the entire transmission. Most security issues arise with the iPhone 4 when the device is jailbroken.
Details are relatively slim on all of the security features that will be made available in the Pre3. The device will come with many of the options available in previous versions of Palm WebOS, including support for VPN and SSL, as well as remote wipe. WebOS on the Pre3 will come with built-in encryption and password protection to help companies secure the information stored on the platform.
The RIM BlackBerry Torch delivers multiple security features, including the most basic -- a device passcode -- as well more important features, such as encryption of data, VPN support, control over the permissions third-party applications can have, and much, much more. RIM's BlackBerry 6 OS delivers some of the most useful business-focused security features of any operating system in the space.
Key business features
Apple's iPhone 4 comes with a variety of business-focused features, including the ability to video-conference with other iPhone 4 users. It also supports Microsoft Exchange and the ability for users to have multiple Exchange ActiveSync accounts. Companies can wirelessly configure settings and monitor compliance with use policies, thanks to its Mobile Device Management. The company also allows firms to create in-house apps for internal use.
HP is touting many of the business features available in the Pre3, including video-conferencing capabilities and support for mobile hotspots, allowing users to share a 3G connection with up to five other devices at the same time. Noise-cancelling headphones are also included with the device.
As one might expect, the BlackBerry Torch from RIM is packed with business features. It includes support for BlackBerry Enterprise Server, and comes with a slightly better browsing experience than previous versions of the BlackBerry. In addition, the platform comes with built-in GPS and support for BlackBerry Maps. It's Cisco CCX certified.
App support
Outstanding. However, it should be noted that the 350,000 apps in the App Store right now are mostly consumer-focused. A slew of business apps are available, however.
Hard to say. HP is promising "thousands" of applications in its marketplace, but so far, development for WebOS has been sluggish.
Development for BlackBerry OS has been sluggish. However, programs that have been developed for the platform are business-focused, and so-called "super apps" have enhanced functionality.
Productivity considerations
Apple's iPhone 4 is a bit of a mixed bag when it comes to productivity. On one hand, it features all kinds of apps to keep employees doing what they must. But it's also a consumer-focused product, which means employees might find themselves surfing the Web, watching video, listening to music, and engaging in other non-work activities.
HP's WebOS platform, like iOS, will be designed with the needs of both consumers and enterprise customers in mind. Overall, though, like the iPhone 4, productivity should be quite high among employees who are focusing on their work.
When it comes to actual enterprise productivity, it's hard to beat the BlackBerry Torch. The device runs BlackBerry OS, which has been notorious among consumers for not delivering all the "fun" that iOS offers. The BlackBerry is built for the enterprise and its functionality revolves around work. Overall enterprise productivity will likely be quite high among employees.
Virtual keyboard only, making it somewhat difficult to type out long messages.
Slide-out physical keyboard, which should help for typing out long messages.
Both on-screen virtual keyboard and slide-out keyboard.
Administrative control
As mentioned, one of the most important aspects of administrative control in the iPhone is its Mobile Device Management feature, which lets companies establish different policies and monitor employees to ensure they're following those policies. The iPhone 4 also lets companies decide what kind of applications employees can access and set App Store permissions.
HP has yet to reveal full details on the level of administrative control in the Pre3. However, previous versions of the Pre allowed IT administrators to establish different protocols on the device, which should be carried over to the new smartphone.
When it comes to enterprise administrative control, it's hard to beat the BlackBerry Torch. IT staff can set up BlackBerry Enterprise Server, configure BlackBerry devices to work with technologies that need to be implemented, and much more. Like Apple, RIM also offers mobile management and the ability for companies to ensure employees are following through with use policies.
Battery life on single charge
According to Apple, the iPhone 4 has up to 7 hours of talk time on 3G and up to 14 hours on 2G. Its standby time is up to 300 hours and Internet use will last for up to 6 hours on 3G.
HP has yet to reveal battery life, but it comes with a 1230 mAh battery, which is slightly less capable than the BlackBerry Torch's 1300 mAHr battery.
According to RIM, the BlackBerry Torch has up to 5.5 hours of talk time on GSM and can last nearly 432 hours on standby
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Typhoon Bopha's death toll continues to climb, hitting at least 74 as the massive storm continued to lash the island of Mindanao, the easternmost and second-largest island of the Philippines.
The storm is the most powerful to hit the island in at least 20 years. After steamrolling Palau, Bopha became a category 5 "super typhoon," meaning winds averaged over 150 miles per hour, and hit Mindanao as a category 4.
NASA's satellites captured stunning images of the storm from above.
ISS034-E-005437 (2 Dec. 2012) --- One of the Expedition 34 crew members aboard the International Space Station captured this still image of Super Typhoon Bopha on Dec. 2, 2012. The storm was bearing down on the Philippines with winds of 135 miles per hour. Meteorologists are predicting that the storm will make landfall on Mindanao in the early morning of Dec. 4 local time, as either a category 4 or 5.
This astronaut photo of Super Typhoon Bopha was taken on Sunday, Dec. 2 from the International Space Station, by Astronaut Ford as the Category 4 storm bore down on the Philippines with winds of 135 mph. Credit: NASA ISS/JSC
The MODIS instrument aboard NASA's Aqua satellite captured this visible image of Tropical Storm Bopha moving through Micronesia in the western North Pacific Ocean on Nov. 28 at 0335 UTC. Notice the large "tail" or band of thunderstorms wrapping into the center from the west and south. Credit: NASA Goddard MODIS Rapid Response Team
NASA's TRMM satellite captured rainfall data on Supertyphoon Bopha on Dec. 2 at 1435 UTC (9:35 a.m. EST) and showed areas of heavy rainfall (red) spanned from the northeast to the southern quadrant of the eye. Rain was falling at a rate of more than 2 inches (50 mm) per hour in the red areas. Credit: NASA/SSAI, Hal Pierce
These infrared images of Tropical Storm Bopha were taken by the AIRS instrument on NASA's Aqua satellite. On Nov. 27 at 1505 UTC (left) Bopha had maximum sustained winds near 45 mph. By Nov. 28 at 0329 UTC (right) Bopha's winds increased to 65 mph. Purple indicates highest, coldest, strongest thunderstorms with heavy rainfall. Credit: NASA JPL/Ed Olsen
The MODIS instrument on NASA's Terra satellite captured this visible image of Super Typhoon Bopha approaching the Philippines on Dec. 2, 2012 at 0145 UTC (Dec. 1 at 7:45 p.m. EST). Credit: NASA Goddard MODIS Rapid Response Team


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Diet & Health
Climate Change May Make You Fatter
Scientists have long acknowledged and accepted the dangers of climate change — melting of glaciers and polar ice caps and what not — but they might have overlooked its effects on humans. Earth heating up might actually makes us fatter!
According to a report released by the U.S. Global Change Research Program, one that predicted the possible consequences that rising CO2 levels may have on global food supply with regards to quality and nutrition, produce from plants will contain lower levels of protein and micronutrients but higher levels of carbohydrates if CO2 levels continue to rise at current rates.
This conclusion is especially disconcerting when considering the high obesity levels in most developed countries, especially the United States. What it is essentially saying is that if people were to eat the same amount of plant-based food as they do now, there will actually be increased cases of malnutrition and micronutrient-defiecients.
From another perspective, if future populations increase their food intake in order to obtain enough micronutrients to keep the body running, it would result in an even more pronounced increase in obesity levels.
It seems that however way you look at it, you and everyone you know is going to get fatter.
The link between CO2 levels and nutrients in plants is a well-documented one, with U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) plant biologist Lewis Ziska confirming that the agency expects more than 90 percent of plants to see a rise in carb content with a corresponding fall in protein and other nutrients.
It's not all bad news, however, at least not entirely. Ziska added that corn, sorghum and legumes may not see such a a sharp decline in protein content relative to other plant species due to their different, more resilient photosynthetic pathways.
It's not just the U.S. Global Change Research Program that believes global warming could potentially turn our fruits and vegetables into junk food — numerous other studies have arrived at the same conclusion that there has been a steady decline in the nutritional content of plant-based foods over the past sixty years. Fortunately, researchers are already hard at work trying to mitigate a potential nutritional wasteland.
Rice, one of the most important source of calories for a significant percentage of the world's population, is being used as the main test case. By documenting how rice with different protein concentrations react to increased levels of CO2, researchers hope to find and cultivate the types that retain their nutritional makeup the best.
I never imagined living to see the day when eating fruits and vegetables is considered unhealthy. How do you feel about the idea of climate change making you fatter?
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Do Vitamins Have Calories? Will They Make You Fat?
Calories aside, a healthy serving of vitamins is essential for your health, so don't skimp.
Taking vitamins supplements, as opposed to preferably getting them from wholesome foods, can help round out your diet and ensure that your daily requirements are met. As for the question of whether vitamins have calories, it's just one of several important variables you must consider.
Purpose Of Vitamins
No, vitamins do not contain calories, nor do they provide your body with energy. This means you don't have to worry about gaining weight, getting fat or even disrupting your intermittent fasting from taking too much of them.
After vitamins from supplements or food are absorbed, your body uses them for various health-enhancing processes , such as:
- Absorbing and metabolizing other nutrients.
- Energy production for your daily activities.
- Promoting normal cell function
- Encouraging normal growth and development
- Keeping you immune system in tip-top condition to prevent disease
It goes without saying that vitamins add to your overall well-being. Vitamin D, for instance, helps your body absorb calcium and promote bone growth, and too little of it results in soft bones in children (rickets) and fragile, misshapen bones in adults (osteomalacia).
Vitamin D deficiency is a global epidemic that has also been linked to breast cancer, colon cancer, prostate cancer, heart disease, depression, weight gain, and other maladies. In fact, studies have shown that people with higher levels of vitamin D have a lower risk of disease.
Melanin reduces the skin's ability to make vitamin D in response to sunlight exposure, so if you are dark-skinned and live in a country without a lot of sunlight, especially during the winter months, or a home-body who doesn't go out a lot, there is good chance you might be vitamin D deficient. It's time you probably considered taking vitamin D supplements on a regular basis.
Types Of Vitamins
Life would be so much simpler if we had a single vitamin that served all of our bodily needs and can be taken whenever and wherever, but that's not the world we live in, at least not yet. In other words, when it comes to getting the right vitamins and in the right quantities, eating a balanced diet with a variety of foods is paramount to good health.
As noted by Carol Byrd-Bredbenner in her book "Perspectives in Nutrition," Vitamins come in two types — water-soluble and fat-soluble — which partly explains why our bodies don't always absorb the majority of vitamin supplements we consume.
Fat-soluble vitamins are those that are transported by fats and include vitamins A, D, E and K. To get the most out of fat-soluble vitamins, it's best to take them with meals containing some fat.
Water-soluble vitamins are those that dissolve in water and are readily absorbed into tissues for immediate use. They include the B vitamins and vitamin C.
I like to take all my vitamins during my meals, which usually include a healthy serving of avocados, eggs and sometimes fish and/or meat.
Myths About Vitamins
There is persisting misconception that if taking a little of a certain vitamin helps to improve symptoms of a condition, then taking more will result in greater improvement. Unfortunately, that's not the case when it comes to taking vitamins.
According to "Krause's Food and Nutrition Therapy," the most respected nutrition text for over 50 years, the body can only absorb and use a certain amount of the vitamins we consume. Moreover, it cannot absorb man-made vitamin supplements as easily as vitamins in foods. These are other key reasons why you should not use vitamin supplements as a replacement for food.
Vitamin C is often touted as a natural cold remedy, with Nobel laureate Dr. Linus Pauling famously claiming that taking large doses of vitamin C helps thwart a cold. However, research has shown that vitamin C is only marginally beneficial when it comes to the common cold.
A 2017 study pooling the results of 29 different studies that looked at the effect of vitamin C on colds found that taking 200 milligrams of vitamin C every single day rather than just on days when you're sick could make cold symptoms go away about one day sooner. But that's where the benefits end.
Benefits Of Vitamins Supplements
Vitamins are a must for a properly-functioning body, but some people have more need for certain vitamins than other. Because vitamin B12 is naturally found in animal products, vegans, for example, are at risk of vitamin B12 deficiency and, therefore, can benefit from B-12 supplements.
On the same hand, parents concerned about the picky eaters in the family can give their children vitamin supplements to round out their diet.
Ideally, you should be getting all your vitamins from food because that's what our bodies are accustomed to working with. It can't be stressed enough that you should not use vitamin supplements as a replacement for food.
Be Careful With Vitamins
Gorging on vitamin supplements won't make you fat or even gain weight, but that doesn't mean you should. Taking excessively large doses of vitamins can result in adverse health effects.
Fat soluble vitamins, in particular, are stored in the body's tissues and tend to remain there. They can build up in your system overtime if you consume too much, resulting in a potentially dangerous condition called hypervitaminosis.
Moreover, some water-soluble vitamins, such as vitamin C, can cause diarrhea if taken in excess.
You should, however, report any vitamins you are taking to your doctor if you are on medication. Vitamins can interact and interfere with medicine, which can cause the prescription to be ineffective or cause other adverse effects.
Diet & Health
Here's What The Future Of Food Could Look Like
Devices like tooth sensors that measure sugar and alcohol intake, as well as monitor other health qualities, could revolutionize the food industry as we know it.
From new technologies detecting specific ingredients and allergens in food to the expansion of cell-cultured meat, the list of emerging technologies that help consumers understand what they are eating grows by the day.
According Max Elder, a researcher at the Institute for the Future's Food Futures Lab, "the future is already here, and it's about time the food industry faced it head first.
Elder believes that for Consumer packaged goods companies to prepare for new challenges, they will need to "work backwards" to come up with strategies for creating the industry they want.
The Future Of Food Technology
Too many of today's packaged foods are filled with empty calories, and people are no longer able to rely on their five senses to get accurate information about what they're eating. Products labels have traditionally been relied upon to provide said information, but they could be misleading and are often difficult to understand.
In fact, a 2018 study by the Center for Food Integrity also found that only 33% of survey respondents "strongly agree" that they are confident in the safety of the food they consume. Such a high level of distrust has prompted the development of a new suite of technologies that help consumers make better-informed decisions about their food, "radical" technologies that Elder says will likely be widespread over the next decade.
Examples of such devices include an ingestible sensor being by Carnegie Mellon University that monitors gastrointestinal health and a tiny tooth sensor from Tufts University that can measure glucose, sugar and alcohol intake.
But before sensors in guts or on teeth become ubiquitous, Elder said they will likely be situated outside the body. Chinese search engine company Baidu, for instance, has developed smart chopsticks that can detect the freshness of cooking oil.
Those suffering from celiac disease will find Nima especially useful. Nima is a small portable machine that uses a sensor to test for trace amounts of gluten when crumbs are placed into it, and the namesake company behind its creation is developing variants of the technology for other allergens, including peanuts and shellfish.
While the food knowledge consumer can gain from such new technology could pose a challenge to food companies, but it is also an opportunity for brands to get more information on what eaters want and tailor their products, services and communication accordingly.
More Sustainable, Humane Meat
We can't talk about the future of food without mention of the lab-grown meat industry, which has the potential to expand despite regulatory setbacks.
There has been a rapidly growing movement towards and major investment in exploring more cellular food systems, and while it's too early to know if cultured meat is as healthy or nutritious as conventionally-produced meat, the segment could potentially be a major part of the food of the future.
According to Paul Shapiro Author of Clean Meat and former vice president for The Humane Society of the United States, clean meat is better for the environment than raising and slaughtering animals, whether conventional, grass-fed or free-range. Instead pouring tons of resources into raising an entire animal that won't be eaten in its entirety — horns, eyeballs, hooves, brains, etc. all go to waste — growing meat in a lab only results in the parts and calories consumers need.
The lab-grown meat industry is still in its infancy and the market is small, meaning cell-cultured meat commands a price premium over conventional meat. However, if the industry can eventually achieve price parity, the only issue it will have to contend with is how comfortable consumers are with eating meat produced in a lab.
Meeting Environmental Values
There has been a growing demand for transparency in the food industry, and many consumers desire to know what is in their food and actively look for ecolabels that align to their values (Fair Trade, Non-GMO, etc.). An increasing number of individuals are also reading the label to look for names they recognize and trust before they make a purchase.
That's to say companies will have to cater to consumer's environmental values more so than ever but must do so with caution. Not fully understanding the environmental impact of new types of food production could lead to some companies making claims they may not be able to hold up.
Like everything in life, the food industry is undergoing a transformation, and most certainly for the better. The future looks promising for the health- and environmentally-conscious consumer.
Diet & Health
Science Has Found The Best Way To Wash Pesticides Off Apples
Polishing an apple with your shirt might get rid of some dust and dirt, but removing the pesticides will require a little more work.
New research has found that washing apples with baking soda, the common yet miraculous household product, could be all you need to eliminate most of the residues on the surface of apples and other fruits.
Pesticides have long been used to increase crop yield, but rising concerns over their adverse effect on human health has many people talking. While the exact effects depend on the type of pesticides and the amount eaten, the World Health Organization says that certain pesticides could harm the developing nervous systems of fetuses and children.
A growing number of people have opted for organic food as way of avoiding the chemicals, but organic food usually command a price premium and there is no guarantee that pesticides were used. In fact, the organic, naturally-occurring pesticides that some organic farms use aren't necessarily safer.
Washing has been and remains the standard practice used by both consumers and the food industry to remove pesticides, but some of the plant-protecting compounds that get absorbed by the skin of fruits and vegetables might be more resilient to current cleaning methods. To find the best method, Lili He, Assistant Professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, and colleagues conducted a study in which they applied two common pesticides — the fungicide thiabendazole, which past research has shown can penetrate apple peels, and the insecticide phosmet — to organic Gala apples and then washed apples with three different liquids: tap water, a 1 percent baking soda/water solution, and a U.S.-EPA-approved commercial bleach solution often used on produce.
The baking soda solution proved the most effective at removing pesticides, eliminating 80 percent of the thiabendazole and 96 percent of the phosmet, respectively, after 12 and 15 minutes of the fruits being soaked. Plain tap water and the bleach solution were far less effective.
The different percentages are likely due to thiabendezole's greater absorption into the apple. Mapping images showed that thiabendazole had penetrated up to 80 micrometers deep into the apples, while phosmet was detected at a depth of only 20 micrometers.
So, there you have it, if washing is your preferred method of removing pesticides off your fruits and vegetables, using a baking soda solution is the way to go. If all other options are to be considered, then peeling your produce is probably your best bet.


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Mr.Ratan Tata on the dangers of crony capitalism & Banana Republic on Walk the Talk with Shekhar Gupta on NDTV 24×7
Banana republics are run on cronyism. People of great power wield great power, but people of lesser power or people who have fallen out of power go to jail without adequate evidence or their bodies are found in the trunks of cars. The danger is that you could degenerate into that kind of atmosphere unless the necessary parts of government play their role in upholding the law and fine, let no one be above the law. I would happily have that happen, various other people would not like to see that happen but I would feel very happy to see that, I would feel very proud. So I think it can happen, I mean a Banana Republic kind of an environment could emerge, if we don't put an end to this kind of thing and under the guise of freedom of speech or the guise of many other numbers of so-called rights of democracy abused, the luxury of a democracy.
On Dr.Manmohan Singh
I think what has happened in the last few weeks is an indication of what can happen anytime… then we are really going down the route into a banana republic. I would have no hesitation of telling the PM this because I don't believe the PM is contributing to this. I think he should be concerned about the nation going in that direction. And he's a tremendously good man. We are lucky to have him as a PM. I want to say that it has hurt me to see what he has gone through in the past weeks… in Parliament… the pressure… the innuendoes and the pressures he's been going through to resign and so on. He is one person who is truly above any of the allegations thrown at him… the person whom we are lucky to have to because it's his face that has been the face of transforming India. And it is this person who has commanded the respect of the leaders in major countries. He doesn't deserve to face this kind of humiliation.
On Parliamentary attendance;
And here again I think this is the responsibility of the Parliamentarians to transact, to govern the country and not to adjourn the Parliament everyday to meet some.
On the 2 G scam – Raja & Radia
I really don't know. When it started, I thought it was Mr Raja's alleged deeds, then it seemed the scam related to Niira Radia's conversations with various people, which were more innuendos than anything else, and Mr Raja's scam was the loss to the exchequer. I don't want to comment on the rights or wrongs, but loss to the exchequer was computed on the basis of 3G auction. 2G spectrum was allocated before the auctions, so it looks somewhat like a hindsight issue but the media has said that he robbed the nation of X… (Shekhar Gupta: $40 billion) OK, so if that is so, somebody will need to show that there has been a sort of visionary view before the event took place that cost him to cause that much loss to the exchequer. These are things I think the media has blown up. What is unclear to me is what really is the scam? Was it the manner in which he implemented the policy?
And finally,
…the point is I think there be an inquiry to go into what has really happened and it should go back to 1999 or 2003 when policy were embedded in certain areas, and whoever the minister or the Government was at that time. It should be a holistic view because the industry deserves a consistent policy, not a chop-chop policy – not a kind of review of what Raja did and what Maran did.
Finally someone with the courage of conviction, to call it as it is … see and hear the rest of the interview.


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Harringtons produce natural pet foods that offer all the benefits of expensive pet foods, at a very affordable price. Harringtons pride themselves on the excellent quality of their dog, cat and small animal foods, which are also known to be particularly good at aiding digestion problems. Sourcing locally grown products where possible, Harringtons gives your pet wholesome and natural foodfree from any artificial flavours or colours.
Harringtons pet is part of the PetShop.co.ukpremium pet foods shop. Dry food is available for dogs, puppies, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs.
Harringtons History, Ethos and Practice
In the late 19th Century, Great Grandfather Harrington started a milling business in Yorkshire. From Milling, Harringtons became an animal feed manufacturer before starting pet food manufacturing in the mid-1980s.
Three generations later, Harringtons retain a proud family tradition of producing top quality pet foods, sourcing locally grown products where possible. Harringtons food is wholesome and free from artificial colours and flavours.
The current Harringtons dog food range was launched in 2008 with the aim of making premium pet foods affordable to as many potential customers as possible, without compromising on quality.
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Harrringtons also does not carry out, approve or fund invasive animal testing.
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Thousands of homes and businesses in Macomb and Oakland counties still had no electricity Saturday evening due to a series of strong thunderstorms that rumbled through the region the night before.
The storms carried heavy rain and winds of up to 60 mph that snapped power lines and toppled trees in many neighborhoods. That system capped off a week of hot and humid weather with several days of 90-degree temperatures.
DTE Energy spokesman Scott Simons on Saturday afternoon reported 105,000 utility customers in southeast Michigan had no power. That was down from 131,000 at the storm's peak.
There were still 45,000 outages in Oakland County and 15,000 in Macomb.
Some of the major areas hit in both counties include the Big Beaver/16 Mile Road corridor between Mound and Dequindre roads. There also are significant outages in Madison Heights, Southfield and Waterford, according to DTE Energy's online outage map.
In Macomb, numerous neighborhoods in St. Clair Shores along Jefferson Avenue between 11 Mile and 13 Mile roads were also left without power after the storms.
Simons said utility crews are working around the clock but he does not expect all of the customers to have power restored until late Sunday.
Several rounds of severe thunderstorms tracked across the region between the afternoon hours of Friday and the early morning hours of Saturday, which accounted for the wind damage, according to the National Weather Service.
In Oakland County, there were numerous trees down along Rochester Road between South Boulevard and Square Lake Roads in Troy, two large trees -- a 50-foot oak and a 30-foot cherry tree in Madison Heights, uprooted trees on Main Street and 12 Mile Road in Royal Oak,
Damage reported in Macomb County included numerous trees down near the General Motors Tech Center in Warren, 20-foot-long branches snapped near Jefferson Avenue and Masonic Boulevard in St. Clair Shores, and numerous trees down in Clinton Township.


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Cory Grosser launches a brand new minimalist toy, children's seat and decorative interior object. It was originally designed as a one-off prototype for Humanscale's Faces in the Wild auction with proceeds benefiting the World Wildlife Fund. Inspired by a sea turtle, it's a great gift to give a child when they are young that they can keep for life.
The design has a simple, graphic aesthetic and premium, furniture inspired materials. Made from powder coated steel rod and premium saddle leather, it's durable and will patina nicely over time. The dimensions are 25″x19″x6″ / 63cmx48cmx15cm. The paint coating is water based and non-toxic.
A limited edition of Turtle/Turtle is available in matte white with spinneybeck premium saddle leather in matching white.
Profile of Cory Grosser Design and Strategy on www.architonic.com
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text: After years of dreaming and planning, delays due to circumstances beyond my control, 2011 is the year of road2blue. On Fathers Day (June 19) I will leave on a journey many have taken before and will take in the future, but with a bit of a twist. My journey is a solo ride from my home near Vancouver BC, north through the Cariboo and Bulkley Valleys, up Highway 37 and through the Yukon to Dawson, then up the Dempster to Inuvik. I am riding solo for friends, family and strangers who battle Clinical Depression. My ride, all alone, through an inhospitable environment, fraught with danger, is meant to represent some of the struggles a depressed mind battles every day. The isolation, anxiety and challenges I face will pale in comparison to the battles people with mental illness face every day. I am riding to draw attention to their plight. Hopefully my ride will promote discussion and greater acceptance of those who face these battles. Please check my website and blog www.road2blue.com , follow me on twitter @road2blue and I will try and keep things up on here as well. Between now and June 19, I'll try to document some of the things I do to prepare for the trip. Once I leave, I'll try to build a decent ride report. I'll figure out "adding pictures" and I'll have a SPOT link on my website for you to follow me....should be fun. Look forward to your support and conversation.


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Kirsten Darlin' Memorial
Tonight, SuperGiant, Anesthesia, Requiem Mass, Caustic Lye, Suspended, Until Chaos, Echoes Of Fallen, Torture Victim, Eve of an End and The Ground Beneath pay their respects to Kirsten Landeau and Dillon Cearfoss. The two, aunt and nephew, were tragically killed in August. Landeau was a member of the Duke City Darlin's, a charitable group of tattooed and pierced women that works with the local music community to better the world. Entry is $10 to the 21+ show, and proceeds benefit the family. Launchpad • 5 pm • $10 • 21+


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Is it okay to install an unmanaged switch vertically? (model SG100-24)
And what about a small business router? (model RV042G)
I am guessing that it's fine for the switch but not the router.
I ask because I have to do an install in a VERY small area and I have to build a custom cage with built-in fans to put AV receivers and sky decoders in along with a few network components so anything I can put on its side is useful! It's going to be a 3D maze-cum-birds nest but there is no-where else I can install this stuff in the house sadly.
I wish I could install the sky decoders vertically but apparently the hard disks are made so badly that they can't be installed upright which is very unusual for a hand with disk!


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I was looking my shuttle over... It's a neat ship, but not for what it ultimately was intended to be. It's cooler as a small fighter than a shuttle... The cockpit is pretty cramped and the ship's size is kind of unrealistic IMO, but as a little Mando fighter I think it has some hope so I'm going with that I think.
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The latest Australian Multi-Screen Report – from Regional TAM, OzTAM and Nielsen, and covering the third quarter of calendar 2015 – explores household take-up of new screen technologies and trends in how major age groups view broadcast television and other video across multiple screens.Broadcast television viewed on in-home television sets reached 87.7 per cent of Australians in any single week of Q3 2015. However the continuing march of technology take-up continues to give Australian consumers more ways to view content.Across the population 12.2 per cent of all video viewing takes place on screens other than the in-home TV set. This includes broadcast content – e.g. television network catch-up and streaming sites and apps – as well as non-broadcast video such as YouTube, Vimeo and Facebook.
The TV set remains at the core of video consumption and this won't change anytime soon. What is changing rapidly though, is the expansion of screen time and screen types as Australians get comfortable with viewing video content on mobile devices, anytime, anywhere. There's never been as much of a need for a complete view of the consumers' media consumption as there is today./reports/consumer/australian-multi-screen-report-q3-2015
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Type@Cooper: Paul Shaw on Oz Cooper
Monday, February 11, 2013, 6:30 - 8:30pm
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Paul Shaw
Oz Cooper: Attacked by an Itch to Work with Type
Rose Auditorium
February 11, 2013
6:30 pm –8:30 pm
Oswald Cooper (1879–1940) was one of the four leading American type designers of the first half of the twentieth century. Most know his name from the ubiquitous—and often unfairly denigrated—Cooper Black. This talk will survey all of Cooper's typefaces, including some that were never completed; examine the close connection between them and his lettering; and look at how that lettering has inspired typefaces by others. Cooper's work will be assessed in light of his contemporaries Frederic Goudy, W.A. Dwiggins and Morris Fuller Benton.
About Paul Shaw
Paul Shaw is a letter designer and graphic design historian. He is the sole proprietor of Paul Shaw / Letter Design, a studio specializing for thirty years in calligraphy, lettering and typography. Among his clients have been Clairol, Origins, Lord & Taylor, Campbell's Soup, Cinzano, Vignelli Associates, and Pentagram. Paul was formerly a partner in LetterPerfect, a digital type foundry based in Seattle. Since 1980 he has taught calligraphy, lettering, typography and graphic design history at a variety of New York area design schools. Currently he is at both Parsons School of Design and the School of Visual Arts. He writes on letter-related subjects for Print, Eye, Baseline, Letter Arts Review, and AIGA's Voice. His book Helvetica and the New York City Subway sold out in two months, with a trade edition planned to be published by MIT Press. In 2002 Paul was a fellow at the American Academy in Rome. Finally, Paul is the reigning authority on W.A. Dwiggins, having spent 30 years researching his life and work.
This event is free and open to the public - please register HERE.
The Herb Lubalin Lecture Series is a part of the Type@Cooper program which is open to the public. Many events in the series are free of charge. The lectures thematically follow the overall curriculum of the program, offering students a deeper insight into specific and relevant topics.
The series is sponsored by Herb Lubalin Study Center of Design and Typography at the Cooper Union, a public graphic design archive which places emphasis on a hands-on access to a wide range of design and typography ephemera.
Located in the Frederick P. Rose Auditorium, at 41 Cooper Square (on Third Avenue between 6th and 7th Streets)


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Two new species of male mouth-brooding fish described
Two new species of jawfishes (family Opistognathidae) have been described for the first time this month. These small fish have fascinating life histories, digging burrows in sandy bottoms near reefs, and relying on males to brood eggs in their mouths. Each burrow houses one fish, and they strongly defend their burrows. The first new species, Thionyi's jawfish (Opistognathus thionyi), is found in Vitória-Trindade Chain and Fernando de Noronha Archipelago off Brazil; while the second new species, the Brazilian dusky jawfish (Opistognathus vicinus), is found off mainland Brazil.Read more
Little change in polar bear numbers in the Chukchi Sea
Polar bears, like other large predators, are hard to track and count, and available data is often fragmentary and difficult to piece together. Now, a new model provides estimates for key parameters for polar bears in the Chukchi Sea off north-western Alaska, by combining available data from telemetry, marking and recapturing, and counts. The model estimates that 83% of females give birth every year, that litter sizes are 2.11 per year, and that survival is about 90% for both males and females.Read more
Fish processors pay higher prices after individual quotas
Individual fishing quotas have been introduced to the Pacific whiting fishery off the US west coast, involving allocating rights to fish quota to both harvesters (80%) and processors (20%) and letting individuals decide when and how to to catch and land fish. A unique dataset of prices and costs allowed researchers to examine the impact of this change on land-based processors.Read more
Too many fish, too few hooks: examining bias in hook-and-line surveys
Scientific surveys using fishing rods, each fishing multiple hooks, have the advantage of being able to access rocky areas while obtaining samples of fish for length and age estimation. However, in areas with lots of fish, it is possible for nearly every hook to catch a fish, resulting in an upper limit on the number of fish that can be counted.Read more
The three pillars of fisheries sustainability
Fisheries management is often seen as a balancing act that aims for economic development, environmental protection and social development. Previous work shows that overfishing or other forms of poor ecological health, reduces economic profits; and it has long been assumed that pursuit of profits leads to poor social outcomes for fishing communities. But now a new analysis of 121 fisheries worldwide suggests this second assumption may not hold, based on scores of 68 different ecological, economic, and social metrics for each fishery.Read more
Newly discovered fish species: the Polkadot Dwarfgoby
Oceanic discoveries of new species continue at pace, with a new species added to the 34,000 previously described: the Polkadot Dwarfgoby (Eviota maculosa). The new species occurs in New Guinea, Indonesia, and Pohnpei in the Federated States of Micronesia, and is distinguished by unique fin patterns, distinctive genetics, and multiple rows of trident-like teeth in both the upper and lower jaws.Read more
Small schooling fish require carefully tailored management to balance catches and collapse risks
Forage fish are small, densely schooling fish at the heart of many marine ecosystems. These fish, including sardines, anchovies, menhaden and their kin, consume tremendous quantities of plankton and also provide abundant food for top marine predators such as larger fish and whales. A key characteristic of these species is their dramatic fluctuation in numbers between high "bonanza" periods and low "collapse" periods, which make them hard to manage.Read more
Sockeye carcasses tossed on shore over two decades spur tree growth
Tom Quinn and colleagues have found that two decades of carcasses — nearly 600,000 pounds of fish — tossed to the left side of Hansen Creek did have a noticeable effect: White spruce trees on that side of the stream grew faster than their counterparts on the other side.Read more
Rebuilding endangered species using a stepping-stone model for reintroduction
Captive breeding programs are intended to rebuild highly endangered populations, but a major problem is how to reintroduce captive-bred individuals back to their native habitat. Often, there is low survival of reintroduced individuals compared to wild-born individuals. Such is the case for the critically endangered Vancouver Island marmot, which had shrunk to just 30 individuals in 2003. A new experiment compares survival to breeding age for three strategies: transferring wild-born individuals, translocating captive-born individuals to wild habitat, and a new stepping stone strategy that involved first transplanting captive born individuals to a safe wild area with high survival before transferring them in their second year to the lower-survival final destination.Read more
Polar bears gorged on whale carcasses to survive past warm periods, but strategy won't suffice as climate warms
A new study led by the University of Washington found that although dead whales are still valuable sources of fat and protein for some polar bears, this resource will likely not be enough to sustain most bear populations in the future when the Arctic becomes ice-free in summers, which is likely to occur by 2040 due to climate change. The results were published online Oct. 9 in the journal Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment.Read more


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