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Our 12 (Or So) Favorite Techie Cartoons of 2008
If it seems like technology and cartoon humor don't fit as well together as crusty old millionaires and big-boob gold-diggers, it's probably true.
The principles that drive tech innovation are based on a certain amount of hopeful enthusiasm that is hard to make fun of sometimes. Many new gadgets focus on dry accumulative hardware developments that are technically dense and the personalities driving them are often, on the surface, quite serious.
But with a skillful drawing, a great cartoonist can find insightful humor in anything. And often, the artist expresses commentary that can be more than funny. It can be reflective, mocking, or brutally honest in a single panel of narrative.
As the Daily Telegraph once stated, what makes a great cartoon is that its "action and character must be read and recognised at a glance, subtleties and depth of meaning may emerge as the cartoon is studied."
This year, the gadget world provided cartoonists with great opportunities to show the growing hold that tech has on our lives. From Bill Gates' retirement to the global launch of the iPhone 3G, the cartoonists were there, ready to comment with a stencil and a knowing smile.
Here are the winners:
12. Should You Buy a Smartphone or Gas?, by Beeler
One of the biggest stories of the year was the record-high price for gas. On June 20th, the average price for one gallon of regular gas reached $4.68. As a result, commuters cut their gas budgets and ridership in public transportation increased, leading to a huge spikes in bike sales. In the following months, the demand for oil decreased and prices fell precipitously. As shown in the cartoon, sensible budget-management led many to reconsider their own investments in high-priced gadgets, like the Blackberry. But the Crackberry habit proved too enticing essential for the life of daily workers -- it's still the top smartphone in the market. Even Barack Obama has had a hard time letting go.
11. Human Computer Interaction, by Alexandr Zudin (St. Petersburg, Russia, 4/12/2008)
2008 was another year full of innovations in the world of robotics, bringing us ever closer towards the robot uprising. This cartoon nicely portrays the growth of artificial intelligence as it is bound to our own intelligence. It mirrors the continuing goal of electronic user interfaces (as well as net tools like search engines) to accurately match a person's true intent, which is of course found in the cognition engine of the brain. Plus, the cartoon is just plain creepy. Check out our robot hand gallery from a few months ago to check out how close we are to bringing this cartoon to life.
10. MICROSOFT and YAHOO, by Patrick Chappatte (The International Herald Tribune, 2/20/2008)
Microsoft made a surprising and unsolicited $44.6 billion bid for struggling Yahoo! at the beginning of 2008 and we spent the rest of the year figuring out when the Silicon Valley giant would finally cave in. The appearance of the company's perceived helplessness and stubborn delusions in these cartoons shows how far the company's fortunes have fallen in comparison to its rivals. The toon suggests it has essentially become the bait in a power struggle where only one Big Dog (or Pac-Man) gets to eat. NomNomNom indeed.
If this is resolved in 2009, it will lead to a bigger question: Who gets to be Pac Man and Mrs. Pac-Man?
9. Rake The Leaves, Son, by Randy Bish (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, 10/13/2008)
This year, the Macarthur Foundation unveiled a study that being on the internet is not actually a bad thing for students. Turns out they told us what we already knew: That social and technical skills are easy to develop online and that maintaining a permanent public record of your friends may not be such a bad thing. Still, the generation gap between parents and kids who grew up on the internet is still big. And chores will always be chores, no matter how high-tech we get.
8. Ballmer Can't Catch a Break, by Milt Priggee (Puget Sound Business Journal, 6/12/2008)
In his rule as CEO, Microsoft's Steve Ballmer is trying to reach a few markets that are still within grasp of the company but that have gotten away from them just a tad. One such service is in search, where Google controls the market to such a degree that it's become a verb for the term. Earlier this year, MS came out with a cashback program that allowed users to get rebates for purchases they make through Live.com, essentially 'tipping' people to use their search engine. It doesn't look like it worked. Maybe if they buy enough robot-controlled brain implants . . .
7. Cell Phone Ban, by Theo Moudakis (1/29/2008)
This one is all about hypocrisy. In 2008, a growing number of states, including California, passed laws that made driving while talking on the cell phone illegal, unless you had a hands-free device. The law arose out of the growing need for safety regulations and the growth of cell phone use. the number of deaths related to cell phones is estimated to be about 2,600 a year. But it's not a full solution. As the toon suggests, dangerous car incidents also occur because of a growing number of reasons. Sleep deprivation, multi-tasking, drunk driving, and even stress contribute to many accidents.
6. COLOR FAA Communication Flop, by Larry Wright (The Detroit News, 8/26/2008)
The disparity between the quality of the technology available in the
private sector and that being used by the government became pronounced
this year when problems with FAA computers
delayed hundreds of flights across the country. This satire plays upon
that theme, but we also see the slow growing pains that the airlines
are going through to provide better in-flight tech services, like wireless internet, while being tethered to an old-system that needs to change. 5. Cell Phone Plans Runaround, by Angel Boligan (El Universal, Mexico City, 4/22/2008)
The disparity between the quality of the technology available in the private sector and that being used by the government became pronounced this year when problems with FAA computers delayed hundreds of flights across the country. This satire plays upon that theme, but we also see the slow growing pains that the airlines are going through to provide better in-flight tech services, like wireless internet, while being tethered to an old-system that needs to change.
5. Cell Phone Plans Runaround, by Angel Boligan (El Universal, Mexico City, 4/22/2008)
(El Universal, Mexico City, 1/14/2008)
We found out this year that the telcoms are ripping us all off. Oh, we already knew that didn't we? Recently, reports found that text messages cost carriers close to zero, and the huge bills from cell phone data plans and roaming fees surprised more than a few people. Mr. Boligan told Wired.com he drew this cartoon as a response to the monopoly in different wireless communications enjoyed by many international telcoms, like Mexico's Telcel.
4.The Joy of Tech, by Nitrozac & Snaggy
The Joy of Tech has always been good for a consistently hilarious approach to the world of tech, and Nitrozac & Snaggy didn't disappoint this year. The Wii Fit system proved popular but many thought the game's assessment of people's fit level was far too honest. But others, like Wired's Chris Kohler, believe it's good enough to put you in a good exercise routine, even if the challenges aren't that difficult. As for the iPhone cartoon, it's a self-explanatory depiction of an Apple fanboy's tunnel vision when it comes to his favorite company.
3. The Dark Side of Google Chrome, by David Fitzsimmons (The Arizona Star, 9/11/2008)
2. Altered Gates, by Joy of Tech
Bill Gates retired earlier this year from full-time duties at Microsoft, and along with moving on to his foundation, he also created a think tank called bgC3 LLC. But the project's somewhat mysterious quality, along with the public's fascination with one of the richest men in the world caused everyone to come up with their own ideas.
1. No Exit, by Andy Singer (U.S., various dates)
Andy Singer's work is always acerbic, hilarious, and knowing. We picked these cartoons among several good works throughout the year as the year's best because they show a consistency of humor and depth and really, Singer just draws the funniest eyeballs in the business.
All images depicted are published at the courtesy of the artists. Thanks guys, and keep them coming for 2009!
All images depicted are published at the courtesy of the artists. Thanks guys, and keep them coming for 2009!


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- Page 1 Panasonic Lumix TZ3 Review
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- Page 4 Features table Review
- Page 5 Test shots – ISO performance Review
- Page 6 Test shots – Detail and lens perfomance Review
- Page 7 Test shots – Exposure evaluation Review
Key Specifications
- Review Price: £230.00
Back in March last year I reviewed the then-new Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ2. It was one of a pair of models being promoted by Panasonic as the ideal travel cameras, tough and versatile with 28-280mm-equivalent 10x zoom lenses. The TZ2 is a six-megapixel model, and I assumed that it would be more popular than its more expensive sibling, the 7.2-megapixel TZ3, so beset as usual by too many cameras and not enough time, I neglected to review that model. It turns out I was wrong though; the TZ3 has been much more popular than the TZ2, and I've had a number of people ask me to review it, so nearly a year late and probably just in time for it to be replaced by the TZ5, here at long last is my review of the Panasonic TZ3.
When it was launched, the TZ3 was in the vanguard of what is now becoming a whole new sector of the digital camera market, the high-zoom compact. Unfortunately it wasn't the first one to find that particular niche though, since it is already occupied by the people who invented it; Ricoh. Whenever somebody emails me asking about the TZ3, it is nearly always because they are trying to decide between this camera and the excellent Ricoh Caplio R7, and it's easy to see why. Both cameras have 7MP sensors, both offer wide-angle lenses with longer zoom ranges and image stabilisation, and both have scored high marks in most objective reviews. However there is a big difference in pricing. The TZ3 is currently selling for around £230, which is pretty expensive compared to the £160 currently being asked for the Ricoh R7.
As with the almost identical TZ2, the initial impression of the TZ3 is very positive. Measuring approximately 105.0 x 59.2 x 36.7 mm it is quite a large camera by modern compact standards, and is very solidly made, as befits a camera designed for travel. It weighs a substantial 257g with battery and card in place, so while it will fit into a larger pocket you'll certainly know you're carrying it. This is the sort of camera belt pouches were invented for. The large size, the shaped handgrip and the thumbgrip on the rear make it a very comfortable camera to hold. The controls are sensibly arranged for easy one-handed operation, with the mode dial, power switch and shutter button with its rotary-bezel zoom control all being positioned on the top plate. This means that despite the large three-inch 230k LCD monitor there is plenty of room on the back for your thumb. My only criticisms of the design are that the D-pad and accompanying buttons are rather small, and the silver-on-silver labelling is difficult to make out. Also, I found that the main shooting mode dial, which stands out on the top plate, is quite easy to jog especially when taking the camera out of your pocket or bag. Several times I went to take a shot only to find that the camera was in playback or movie mode.
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Establishing A Better Workflow
Workflow, by definition, is a sequence of processes
Workflow, by definition, is a sequence or processes, that a piece of work passes from initiation to completion. An example of workflow that most of us are familiar with, is receiving an automated "Out of Office" response to an email. Businesses employ many workflows, whether they do so consciously or not. These practices assist with things like quality control, efficiency and cashflow – think Six Sigma!
A simple example might be, that when a job is completed an invoice is created and sent to the client for payment. As a business grows and evolves, workflows need to be reviewed and refined to fit with these changes. For example, when technology is upgraded or there is an increase in the number of team members. Workflows are never static!
When a management team has established workflow that works best for their team, the next step is compliance. How do you get a team to follow these steps every single time?! In part, this is training, reinforcement and having a staff review focused on compliance.
As a manager, non-compliance can be very time consuming and a cause for strained workplace relationships. Compliance is easier when the team understand the value of their compliance. For example, completing a vehicle inspection prior to a job, versus the vehicle breaking down on the way to a job.
Another way to support workflow compliance, is to select software solutions such as Bizzow in your business that have customisable workflows. This will assist team members in following the business' preferred steps, without questioning an alternative. This is particularly good for new team members who may be unfamiliar with your practices.
It ensures that your best practice methods are always adhered to and that your results are consistent and reliable.


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|Russian Culture Center in Kabul 1982 - 2012 (Source)
For the first year I lived in Afghanistan, I would often drive past a massive bombed-out concrete structure of juxtaposing angles and bullet-riddled walls. Everyday I thought about how I would like to explore this monstrous building, but put it off for another time. Then last summer I passed by the building on Darulaman Road and saw it being raised to the ground. I ran up to the entrance and asked the construction workers if I could take some photos and they looked at me with suspicion and told me to leave. I expected to see an article in the New York Times or elsewhere about the loss of this iconic building, but no one wrote anything. Nine months later, it is about time someone wrote an obituary for the Russian Culture Center of Kabul.
|Destruction of Russian Culture Center, Kabul Afghanistan. Photo: Sutika Sipus 2012.
|Russian Culture Center, Source Unknown
Sadly I did not know the center very well. The old one was torn down with the intention to build a new Russian Culture Center. The original was greatly scarred by bullets and bombings from the 1990s. It was also famous as a place for opium addicts to convene.
Often when driving past, I had the same taxi driver who grew up in Kabul then spent much of his adult life abroad in Russia. I asked him if it was safe to explore the premises, and he told me that there are many drug addicts in the building but they are probably harmless. I then asked him if there were any risks from landmines or other unexploded ordinance and he paused, smiled, then laughed. After catching his breath he said "you have no need to worry about landmines, all the drug addicts would have cleared them!" It took me a moment to realize that he meant all the landmines were gone because of the addicts who walked on them.
I also heard that one could find pieces of old film in the rubbles from the film library previously housed in the building. Blown to bits, none of the film survives, but fragments are scattered about.
At present there is nothing to replace the Russian Culture Center. There are plans to construct a new version of the building on the same site, and the plans were to be completed by 2013, but at present there is only some modest construction on site. If anything does get finished there, I expect it will be about two more years. Of course who knows what will happen in Afghanistan, in two years, anything could happen.
|Proposed Design for Future Russian Culture Center, Kabul Afghanistan.


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Technology Installed: LED Lighting – 40 existing fluorescent lights replaced with 40 LED panel lights
Utilising their old technology, Stepping Stones Day Nursery were using 23,328kWh per year – this was costing them £3,265. By replacing all their old-style tube lights, MTG Energy Solutions reduced their energy usage to 5,184kWh per year, which in turn reduced their yearly energy cost (for lighting) to just £725.
How the benefits break down
Thanks to using the latest technologies coupled with our high quality installation methods we managed to achieve a £2540 cost saving and reduced their CO2 output by 9.98 tonnes. With a first year capital allowance of £1,200* and a pay back period of 2 years, the team at stepping stones were incredibly happy. Not only had we managed to massively reduce their financial cost, but we had also achieved a huge C02 reduction for them. This is what MTG is all about… not just saving you money, but also helping to save our environment.
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Beer Culture a documentary film is about the deep and rich culture among beer drinkers; believed to have been lost in a commercialized America. We tell the stories of the individual struggles and successes of Colorado Top Craft Brewers.
After Beer Culture the Movie was released in July 2011, we began working on Crafting A Nation, the national production followup, that tells the story of how the American Craft Brewers are rebuilding the economy one beer at a time.
Crafting A Nation is going to be released on May 13-19, 2013 in select cities nationwide.
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-Best Soundtrack-
And the winner is…
Bioshock Infinite
Irrational Games took the cake this year with the soundtrack for Bioshock Infinite. The game features a stunning original score composed by Gary Schyman (the original composer of the Bioshock and Bioshock 2 soundtracks as well). I found the compositions to be absolutely captivating, I love how well the songs fit in with the game itself as well as the overall aesthetics of the soundtrack.
Tracks such as Elizabeth, Welcome to Columbia, Lutece, and Will the Circle be Unbroken (performed by Courtney Drapper and Troy Baker) are all amazing and make great additions to the game's narrative and gameplay.
On top of the original score, there are also a handful of covers in Bioshock Infinite that are expertly executed and placed into the game at all the right times. Songs like God Only Knows (originally performed by The Beach Boys) done in a barber shop quartet style and Everybody Wants to Rule the World (originally performed by Tears for Fears) are added into the game so perfectly that it really feels like were written for the game itself.
The fantastic original score paired with talented period style covers of fitting songs is why I have chosen Bioshock Infinite to be the winner of the 2013 award for best soundtrack.
-Runners Up-
Devil May Cry (Combichrist and Noisa)
The Last of Us (Original Score by Gustavo Santaolalla)
Rain (Composed by Yugo Kanno)
Beyond: Two Souls (Composed by Lorne Balfe – Produced by Hans Zimmer)
Remember Me (Composed by Olivier Deriviere)


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Any die-hard Big Brother fan can see, plain and clear, that this season is a flop. From my perspective, the main reason for BB16's failure is production tampering with the game.
All of the twists this season did not make the show more exciting. They actually had the opposite effect: they made the show more predictable. The fact that the HoH could not retain their safety for the week, and the fact that FIVE houseguests could be nominated (including a replacement nom after PoV), meant no one had the confidence to make "big" moves. Makes sense, because that would be potentially four houseguests coming after the HoH with a vengeance the following week! I wouldn't want to make big moves either if that were the case!
So of course, Victoria, Jocasta and the likes got nominated time and time again. Donny said it best when he nominated Victoria for eviction: "your blood is on everybody's hands and now it diluted onto mine". What makes people confident to make bold moves on Big Brother is the degree of certainty in knowing that what they want to happen, will happen. That degree decreased a ton with this twist. It's no surprise, then, that the only ounce of excitement we got was on Double Eviction night where Hayden was blindsided. The chances of him leaving were greater, so they had more confidence that they could pull it off.
The two HoH/Battle of Block twist also made it easy for the women to become targets. They didn't feel safe with one another because of the uncertainty of it all, and were not able to ban together, making them very easy targets for the men to pick off. Show any signs of dissent or even express the desire the make a "big move" and you're a goner. That's exactly what happened to both Brittany and Amber.
Another reason why this season is a flop is because of the bad casting. The problem is because the vast majority of the houseguests are unfamiliar with the game. The only applicants who were familiar with the show prior to being cast were Donny, Christine, Derrick, Frankie, Jocasta, Nicole and Zach, which means over 50% of the houseguests were recruits/applied knowing nothing about the show. It looks as though CBS is more concerned with having a good-looking cast rather than one willing to play hard. Because seriously, how many alpha males and models do we need?
In the end, while I do think this specific batch of houseguests were weak-minded and bland, I blame the majority of the predictability of the season on the stupid twist. I have to suggest that for the next season of Big Brother, they cut it out with the twists all together. Bring it back to basics. No advantages, no Team America, just regular old Big Brother. And as for casting, they should take a look at both BBCan2 and Survivor 28 for tips. Both of those seasons were chock full of strong-willed players, willing to do anything to make it to the end. Enough with the recruits, I say! Or, if they really want to give us BB fans a nice palate cleanser, just bring on All-Stars 2 already!
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July Favourites 2014
I haven't done a favourites post in SO long which is a shame because I love making them and since I have some time off work/school, I thought I'd write one up. Let's get started!
My first favorite is the Tarte Lip Surgence in "Energy". This has been one of the only lip colors I wore throughout July. It's supposed to adapt to every person's lips differently, but from what I've noticed it usually turns into a bright pink color. Really pretty!
Orly Bonder base coat is a-mazing. If you have trouble with nail polish chipping, I highly recommend this base coat because it seems to glue the nail polish to your nail and it makes it last much, much longer.
White nails have always been a staple for summer, and my all-time favorite one is OPI Alpine Snow. It does need 2-3 coats to get it opaque but once it's on, it stays on for days and the color is a great, crisp white.
My next favorite is this mini version of the Kiehl's "aromatic blend" in the scent Fig leaf & sage. I think it blends really well with my natural scent and I catch myself getting whiffs of it throughout the day so I know it lasts a while. It came in the above package with another 4 assorted minis.
Next I have an amazing neon/rose gold chain necklace from Persunmall that I got a little while back. It adds a pop of color to basically any outfit and I've found myself wearing it a lot.
My book favorite of the month is Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins. I was originally reading the Hunger Games series as Collins was releasing the books, but when Mockingjay was finally released, I read the first ten pages and was instantly confused because I couldn't remember what had happened in Catching Fire. BUT since the Catching Fire movie has been released, I thought I could finally read Mockingjay and understand it. I have to say I really liked it. I thought it was gripping and interesting to read, and it got me really pumped up for the movie which I believe comes out in November.
Annabelle Big Show mascara has been my favorite mascara not only for July, but for the past like, 6 months. I just think it's absolutely great. It reminds me of Benefit BadGal without the ridiculously huge brush.
EOS lip balms have always been a hit/miss for me, but I've found a way to love them. I think they work most effectively if you apply it consistently/every day. My lips have been super smooth lately and it's thanks to this! I keep one in my makeup drawer and one in my bag. My favorite is the green one (I think it's melon flavor?).
Marc Jacobs "Gatsby" is a really beautiful nail polish. It's a coppery-rose gold color and I think it's super unique and fun to wear.
I love wearing bright necklaces in the summer (and year-round too but mostly in the summer), and this is one I have loved for ages. I got it in 2009 at For Love 21 in Los Angeles and have worn it non-stop since. It makes any outfit instantly more exciting.
My favourite summer blush (and it has been for many summers prior) is Mac Pinch 'o' Peach. It's a peachy pink blush that I find really flattering and I would recommend it for anyone with a light-medium skintone.
Because I'm such a sucker for iPhone games, I have to admit that my favorite app of the month is Kim Kardashian Hollywood. It's just so much fun!!! I love any kind of Sims-esque game, and all you have to do is complete photoshoots and other career opportunities in order to gain fans. Above is an event I'm working on at the moment, and you might notice my arch nemesis Willow Pape is there (ugh).
My number one television show of the month is hands down Orphan Black. It's a sci-fi thriller which admittedly is not my favorite genre, but it's just. so. good. All the friends I've made watch it have loved it as well. It keeps you on your toes, and the main actress Tatiana Maslany is brilliant. There are two seasons out already and you can find them online and on Norway Netflix. If you start it, be sure to watch all the way until the final episode of season 2 because your mind will be blown.
Of course, Orange is the New Black season 2 came out on Netflix and you know I loved it. I thought it was just as great as the first season and I can't wait for season 3. I'm really pleased with Piper's character development because it seems as though she's becoming less flippant and more well-rounded (or is it just me?). Anyway, love it.
That concludes my July favorites! Let me know in the comments what you've been loving :)
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text: Callidon 143 Posted April 13, 2009 In our group's most recent bout with the corruptive forces of chaos we ran afowl of a bevy of mutants infesting the locale of our investigation. Afflicted by an ambient source of chaotic power, local workers and Imperial guard troopers were mutated beyond any shred of humanity. Naturally we gave these poor souls the Emperor's grace of a swift death. In a most despicable encounter we were subjected to the mutagenic forces of the warp and by luck and fate we almost managed to emerge uncorrupted save for one of our trusted and fearsome acolyte allies. Upon discovery of our good friend's new condition we realised we were faced with a very very tough circumstance. My question for all of you is this: Would you purge a long time friend and loyal servant of the Inquisition if they found themselves physically corrupted by chaos or would you attempt to hide their shame and protect them from the wrath of the Emperor? Keep in mind the following supporting factors: this mutation is not easily concealed due to the severity of the change It was direct exposure to warp energy that initiated it Our Inquisitor has more puritan-ish leanings Our only point of exit from our deployment was through debriefing with a Commissar Being caught aiding and abedding chaos corrupted mutants is typically "frowned" upon in the galaxy at large In our case we decided as a group (mutated party member included) that our great friend had to be put down for the sake of our duty. Faced with what could only be viewed as an ignoble death our friend began to attack the group member that was opposed to the culling in order to force her hand to action (this also allowed our friend to go out fists-swinging as it were). After the despicable deed was done we burned the corpse and agreed to never speak of the true reason behind our mighty and noble companion's death. What would you do? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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The Wolf Pack Clan is a first person shooter based gaming clan.
This clan has been founded in january 2002.
The WPC has been active in several online games like :
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Mr.Ravi Nessman has reported extensively on the civilian deaths in the run up to the final stages of the Sri Lanka's civil war. His controversial report filed on 24th of April 2009, which earned widespread attention in the foreign media, exposed the heavy toll on civilians. Quoting internal UN documents the report revealed that an average of 116 civilians were killed each day at the beginning of April. In addition to the reports on civilian casualties, Mr.Nessman was one of the first to expose Colombo government's plans to lock up the displaced Tamil population in barbed wire camps for up to several years, through a report filed on 11th of February. Given the above context, we strongly believe that the reasons given by the government in explaining their reluctance to renew Mr.Nessman's visa, does not reveal the real motive behind the decision. Mr.Nessman's case clearly reflects the Sri Lankan state's increasingly hostile attitude towards independent media. But this is not the first instance where the government openly adopted an obstructive and arrogant policy towards foreign media.
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Among the many impressive things about Then We Came to the End, Joshua Ferris's first novel, was the coolly assured way it matched form to content. Most debuts (most novels, in fact) fumble uncertainly toward the right method for displaying their particular goods, but Ferris seemed to know in advance exactly how to tell his bittersweet tale of life and death in a Chicago advertising office. An epigraph from Emerson, stating that the worst thing that can happen to a human being is "not to be reckoned one character . . . but to be reckoned in the gross, in the hundred, or the thousand," underpinned the key narrative decision: to have an anonymous narrator tell the story in the first-person plural. This spectral presence — a kind of collective office ego — rendered the characters slightly flattened, slightly smaller than life, which neatly supported Ferris's central insight into the infantilizing effect of corporate culture on its personnel. It also gave just the right edge of humor to the anecdotes of cubicle life that formed the bulk of the novel, making even the most studiedly low-key among them feel momentous. Add to this Ferris's unexpected and very touching sympathy with the objects of his satire, and the book's enormous success begins to seem not only deserved but inevitable. It delivered the white-collar soul, in all its dimly comprehended anguish, its wistful resignation to its own tameness, as wittily and poignantly as anything I've seen in recent years.
The stylized but essentially realist approach of that book was stretched toward a more fabulist mode in the follow-up, The Unnamed. That story features another corporate man rattling his cage, only this time not through the scrupulously plausible rebellions of the earlier book but through strange periodic urges to go off on long walks around the suburbs of New York City and beyond, striding unstoppably until he passes out.
The Unnamed was disappointing. Having set up his walkabout concept, Ferris never seemed sure what kind of novel to build around it. Should the compulsive walking be treated as a metaphor for man's thwarted nomadic nature, like something out of Kafka? Or might it work better as the initiating device in a Jekyll-and-Hyde story (the protagonist, a lawyer, is investigating a murder)? Was its quasi-fantastical aspect best left unexplained — the premise for a DeLilloesque novel of feverish rhapsodies and reveries on our apocalyptic times? Or should it play out as a literal-minded medical thriller with the familiar cast of head-scratching doctors and long-suffering family members?
At different moments the book tries out each of these possible versions of itself. The result reminded me of an experience I once had, working on a script (also about a corporate guy in crisis) for a Hollywood production company, where every week the director and I would get "notes" from a different executive — make it more mythic, more realistic, more of a thriller, more of a love story, funnier, sadder, beef up the family, make him more lonely, and so on. In our eagerness to please them all (they'd paid us a lot of money) we ended up with a garble of narrative scar tissue that in due course became a train wreck of a movie. That's what happens when you're not as gripped by an idea as you'd hoped to be, and instead of working it from the inside you try to steer it by second-guessing your audience.
The most visible symptom of things coming unstuck in The Unnamed was an increasingly obvious forcing of effects. The prose in Then We Came to the End was steady and functional, but even its most humdrum scene-setting passages had a fine-grained gleam, like brushed steel, that was very appealing:
We had wide hallways. Some contained offices running along both sides, while others had offices on one side and cubicles on the other. Jim Jackers' cubicle was unique in that it was set off in a corner. He had a wonderful view because of that location and we questioned whether he deserved it. To get there you had to walk past the toner stain in the carpet on sixty. He shared that prime space with one other person, a woman named Tanya something who worked on a different partner's team. A retractable wall separated them, made of thick privacy glass, the kind used in shower windows. Behind it, one moved about, it seemed to the other, as if scrubbing and deodorizing, when really they were just filing or inputting.
The writing in The Unnamed feels so pumped up in comparison that at one point I wondered whether Ferris wasn't signaling the reader, over his publisher's shoulder, that he'd lost interest in the project:
In the past he could sleep anywhere, in the snares of frostbite and the hothouses of heatstroke, exposed to ticks, spiders, snakes, the insult of birds, the menace of authorities and of the evil intentions of men.
The decision one night to sleep on the side of the road had forced him into the back of a squad car and his God talk and end-of-days ranting combined with some old-fashioned disrespect ended him up in the psych ward under physical restraint. He was given a more effective cocktail of anti-psychotics and forced to take it, daily, until his release, upon which time the importance of finding seclusion and protection for himself became intuitive again.
It's hard to believe that the author of that first passage — so plain and yet so confidently itself, with its glint of subtle mischief — wouldn't know that the second was at once overwrought and perfunctory.
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A Ottawa, ON, Canada
Communications professional
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Experienced Graphic Desginer
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Digital Manager
Collaborative digital manager, Award-winning freelance photojournalist and videographer.
Ienosuke Ottawa, ON, Canada
Digital Graphic design, illustrator
Art director, with 7 years of experience applying skills such as illustration, advertising design, storyboarding and photography
Christine Ottawa, ON, Canada
Marketing Guru
Content writing, digital media, advertising, website design, branding , presentation design, social media, press releases, strategy and planning.
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Affiliate Marketer, blogger,
I have over nine years of customer service and sales. A quick learner, reliable and trustworthy. Client oriented. Business Savvy. I am English advanc...
Norma Ottawa, ON, Canada
Events, Administrative, Projects
Diploma in Business Administration and Event Management. Skills include but not limited to Microsoft suite, social media platforms, CRM platforms. M...
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Marketing & Communications
A versatile and creative media professional blends a background in broadcasting and creative writing with expertise in digital marketing, video produc...
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Motion Graphic Designer
My name is Pasha Chen and I love art and design. My career has allowed me to explore the myriad of possibilities within the evoluation of grpahic desi...
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Technical Writer/Communications
Technical Writer degree from Algonquin College and Communications degree from Carleton University (both Ottawa). Have experience working as a Technica...
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Graphic Designer
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Social Media Marketing Expert
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Ryde and Hunters Hill – Real Local Food. Delivered Real Fast.
In Ryde and Hunters Hill, our first partner joined us in Jul 2008. We now have 122 restaurant partners, serving over 48 different cuisines including Indian, Pizza, Chinese, Kebabs, Chicken. We work with the best restaurants and have had 10,608 reviews, with an average rating of 3.96. With a population of over 132,764, we want to feed everyone... What are you waiting for?
Discover local Korean gems
Korean cuisine is a delicious combination of meat, rice, and vegetables with common ingredients such as sesame oil, soy sauce, ginger, garlic and chillies. In Australia, South Korean fare is particularly popular and can typically include single plates or a series of smaller food items. Popular Korean delivery dishes include Geotjeori, which is a preparation of Kimchi that has not yet been allowed to ferment; Kongnamul is boiled bean sprouts served cold with sesame oil; Kaji Namul is boiled eggplant; Buseot Bokkeum, Nakji Bokkeum and Kimchi Bokkeum are stir-fried mushrooms, octopus, and Kimchi respectively.
Korean cuisine is a balance of colour, texture and flavour with an emphasis on presentation. Korean Kimchi is the most recognised element in cuisine- so be sure to give it a try!
Korean cuisine is a balance of colour, texture and flavour with an emphasis on presentation. Korean Kimchi is the most recognised element in cuisine- so be sure to give it a try!
Best Korean restaurants in Ryde and Hunters Hill
Birdbath Foods
11A Bay Drive, 2114
1 reviews
Cupscups Korean Street Food
1 Rider Boulevard, 2138
0 reviews
Popular dishes
Beef Japchae
Beef Japchae or Chapchae (aka Korean Glass Noodle Stir Fry) is a classic Korean Cuisine that is hugely popular (and hugely deliverable through the Menulog app). It's a Sweet & Savoury dish made with Beef, various Veggies and with Sweet Potato Starch Noodles (aka Dangmyeon – which go virtually transparent once cooked, hence the name 'Glass Noodles). Pork can also be used. Each ingredient is stir-fried separately before being melded together, then seasoned with Soy Sauce, Sugar and Sesame Oil. Garnish is usually toasted sesame seeds and fine chilli threads, and it can be served hot or cold. Swerving meat? V good. Vegan Japchae Korean Noodles is a similar, and equally delicious, Vegan version of the dish with glass noodles and a host of crunchy, colourful veggies like carrots, mushrooms, spinach and green onions. (In fact, the only colour missing is a red Menulog delivery bike.)
Bulgogi (aka Korean BBQ Beef, aka 'Fire Meat') is a spicy, savoury Korean Cuisine made from thin, marinated slices of succulent grilled Beef. Think Sirloin, Rib-Eye, Brisket or even Pork. (But for home delivery, think Menulog App.) And once it rolls up, roll the meat in Lettuce with Rice and Gochujang (spicy red chilli paste) – you'll go gaga for Bulgogi. Another Korean Classic is Kimchi (aka Kimchee) which is made by fermenting Napa Cabbage, Korean Radish and Carrots in a tangy-spicy-garlicky-gingery-oniony-and-chilli-peppery sauce. It's a side dish that wants to take centre stage because it's loaded with Vitamins A, B, & C and crammed with 'Healthy Bacteria' called Lactobacilli – you know, the sort you find in fermented foods and friendly yogurts. (And all this goodness is delivered via our Menulog delivery bike.)
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