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Model of the Week: Caroline D'Amore
Model of the Week: Caroline D'Amore
Model of the Week: Caroline D'Amore
Welcome back to Model of the Week. This week's magnificent model is Malibu native Caroline D'Amore. As a young girl, D'Amore studied ballet and jazz, and she credits dancing with giving her the confidence to start modeling. By age 12, D'Amore had fallen in love with being on stage, but her family wanted to protect her from "the biz" until she was older. At age 17, D'Amore moved to the Big Apple to begin modeling.
You might recognize her from photos in Teen Vogue, Seventeen, Cosmo Girl, Flaunt, Nylon, and Paper. Caroline has also ruled many a catwalk, including those of Stella McCartney, Diane Von Furstenberg, and Agent Provocateur. When she's not modeling, you can find her on hikes, at the beach, or in a DJ booth spinning records. D'Amore also appears in the indie movie "Daydreamer."
Fab has the scoop on D'Amore's style, and I've got her beauty secrets. To read my interview and see a gallery of images, when you
BELLA: What is your secret to beautiful skin and hair?
CD: My secret to beautiful hair is that I never dye it, and whenever I'm not working, I try not to use any heated styling tools on it. The more breaks I can give my hair, the better. I also trim the ends frequently, and I only wash it every other day so that natural oils can work their magic.
As far as my secret to great skin, I feel that less if more! I try not to use too many different products, and I religiously wash my face before I go to bed. Falling asleep with makeup on is a major no-no. Anytime that I've accidentally gone to bed with out washing my face I've almost always woken up with a lovely pimple.
BELLA: What is the one product that you can't live without?
CD: The product that I can't live with out is Bumble and Bumble Sea Spray for my hair. I grew up a beach girl, and I can't give up the beachy waves in my hair.
BELLA: What is your guilty pleasure?
CD: My guilty pleasure is an hour-long bubble bath with bath salts, music, and a trashy magazine. Mmm!
BELLA: What is your favorite drugstore product?
CD: My favorite drugstore products are Cetaphil Moisturizing Lotion, Cetaphil Face Wash, and Wet n' Wild Crystal Clear Lip Gloss.
BELLA: Happiness is ...
CD: A new pair of comfy stylish flats. I hate wearing high heels, and I usually only wear them for work. I just love finding high-fashion sexy flats that I can wear during the day or in the evening.


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I am looking for a very business professional logo. The company is a one source supplier for construction material. I want the logo to be strong enough to portray this same concept (a "one-stop source" for numerous materials).
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I want to see a lot of creativity, the more ideas the better. We will provide feedback for ALL logos. We want a logo that people that can associate with our name easily (similar to the golden arches for McDonald's or the apple for apple computers). This logo will be used on our website, business cards, letter headings, and outside of our building.
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I was really impressed with the number of Essays that were submitted for the Essay Contest on the Rant earlier this year. All of the Essays were great but some of you seriously put some time and energy into those essays and I appreciate that.
So…I'm going to make this next Contest a lot easier. This one's a…
Seems only right with the Rant being all about photos…
"The theme for The Rant's Photo Contest is…"Why Baseball is Still the Greatest Sport of all Time"
Show me what you got, send me your best…This Photo contest is open to EVERYONE.
Except Mike the Rox Addict..Sorry Mike, you've got a figurine already and you're too good brotha.
Use your imagination. You don't need a fancy camera to participate. The judging isn't on picture quality it's on picture content. The judge for this contest will be none other than ROOT SPORTSown Tom Helmer who graciously agreed to be the judge.
The Rant's Photo Contest winner will be announced September 21st 2011 via this Blog.
You may only submit one picture for consideration. Now, I realize that a person could send in a picture and then a few games later wind up taking what they think is the picture of a lifetime so I'm going to allow one substitution per person because I'm cool like that.
I happen to have one extra Numbered Carlos Gonzalez Figurine. Cargo is holding a silver bat and wearing a golden glove. These figurines have a limited run of 1000 only.
This one is #850. I'd love to show you what Cargo looks like but I wont pull it apart to assemble it. The winner can do that.
Not many folks were able to attend that game so these figurines are EXTREMELY collectible. Just ask Gary X who managed to snag 001 out of 1000.
Second place is a Colorado Rockies card with Jason Giambi's autograph.
Third place is a Carlos Gonzalez autographed card.
Both cards were donated by Gary X..Thank you G!
Send your picture ASAP to email@example.com
The cutoff for emailing your picture is Sept 20th, 2011.
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The teacher asks me to use both methods System.out.println ( )and System.out.print ( ) but I only see that they are the same. I have just worked out with Java for a few days and I really need help. I appreciate your help a lot. Thank you so much.
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Sideways - May 2014Posted in Whoops on April 29, 2014
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They are right to be suspicious of our plans. Although, the campaign title (The Greatest Filmmaking Website Ever Imagined!!!) was meant to be humorously (or so we thought) a bit-over-the top, we do indeed intend the site to be a one-stop shop. But not because we will be creating/building everything under the sun. It's because the site will be an organized, curated repository for everything a filmmaker needs to manage their filmmaking lives. And all the tools for creating it already exist out on the web right now.
Still, why support a (yet ANOTHER) filmmaking website?!
Well, the main reason is...NONE exist!
How can I say such a ridiculous thing? There are thousands of them. Really? I suppose it is all in how you define "filmmaking". To our minds, there are thousands of filmmaking-related websites offering all kinds of different cool (and sometimes, not-so-cool) things. And there are many that offer resources for some piece of the filmmaking puzzle. But there are no sites that we know of that help you manage the actual filmmaking process - from start to finish. But that's just a part of what the site is about. There's so much more.
However, it's clearly tough for people to have enthusiasm for something they cannot even conceive.
So, let's break it down, then. First of all, on a practical level, the very fact that there are so many websites for filmmakers is why ours is so necessary! Yes, you can grab bits and pieces of what you want/need all around the web, but that means you have jump between numerous sites, numerous logins, incompatible apps, unexportable content and data and docs and many more issues that make seamless management of your filmmaking work very challenging.
Secondly, as you know, I'm a filmmaker and Filmmakers Alliance has been around since 1993 providing resources and education to filmmakers. We've worked with many, many filmmakers over the years who've never been shy about articulating their needs. Through them, we've developed a pretty strong sense of what filmmakers need and how they need it. There are some very basic, intuitive ways to structure support for filmmakers that we're just not seeing in other sites. Even the good ones are incomplete. Our site will support the full spectrum of the filmmaking process - including distribution. The site will have an abundance of resources organized intuitively and for maximum ease-of-use, allowing filmmakers to access them easily and manage their projects. And we will be acting as curators for what is up on the site, insuring that everything there will be the best possible option for filmmakers.
Thirdly, and perhaps the most exciting thing about the site, is the creative connectivity we will encourage and facilitate on the site. Filmmakers Alliance is a collective and bringing together filmmakers in a way that gets films made - and made well - is what we do. And we are VERY excited about bringing that spirit and energy to our website through all kinds of collaborative tools and apps. Of course the site will be a connective hub - a matrix for the best of what's necessary for filmmakers that will grow in vibrancy and relevancy due to the contributions of the filmmakers themselves. But what's even more exciting for me personally, is that it will be a home for creative collaboration on a global level, facilitating the creation of all kinds of exciting new work. All of the resources and contributions will be tracked for geographical relevancy much like sites that offer discounts and benefits are doing now.
On top of all that, we are designing mobile apps, that will allow filmmakers access to resources on the go and, among other things, help filmmakers harness the power of social networks to get their films made AND build their film's niche audience. The new site will:
• Connect filmmakers around the world with each other AND their potential audiences.
• Connect filmmakers with special discounts, deals, incentives, promotions and other programs to benefit filmmakers.
• Facilitate the creation and management of projects, resources, connectivity, and commerce.
• Aggregate online resources for filmmakers while constantly seeking and/or developing new ones.
• Organize and integrate filmmaking tools, resources, networks, projects, databases, and more in an intuitive fashion that creates maximum ease-of-use for filmmakers.
• Provide a one-stop informational hub for all important activity in the filmmaking universe.
• Educate filmmakers about all aspects of filmmaking.
We have a project manager and developers to produce our apps and web resources. They've had experience heading up and producing major sites. So, of course, all this does take some expense. We must create a foundation for it all, then to access resources, license them, build technological bridges to them or recreate them, when necessary. And what we are raising is a pittance compared to the millions often spent developing some of the stuff that's already out there. Conversely then, you may be asking how will we do all of this for $35k ($70k if you count the back-to-back campaigns)? We won't. We'll get it started and structure it in a way that will allow for 3rd party development, "white label" tech partners and user content contribution. In short, the filmmakers/users will help it become fully realized.
But why is any of this important? Simple. It will make filmmaking easier. There are many filmmaking orgs out there (along with the filmmaking-related sites), and they are there for a reason. Filmmakers need help. Lots of it. To this day, I get tons of calls and emails daily asking me for everything under the filmmaking sun. Clearly, filmmakers still need help educating themselves and accessing resources - anything from grants, to production insurance to good crews, to good marketing tools, etc. The easier we can make the filmmaking process, the faster we can move on to a conversation about the kinds of films we're making and how they can have a social and/or aesthetic impact on the world. And that conversation, too, will happen on the site.
A website is NOT going to save Independent Film, I'm told. That is not where the focus needs to be. Perhaps, it's not - in and of itself. Great independent filmmaking that is well-distributed will do that. But education, intelligent discourse, access to funding and resources, shared creativity and inspiration are all tools to help create those great, well-distributed independent films. And a site that provides and/or facilitates all of that will indeed do it's part to create an Independent Film renaissance.
And, finally, if you're asking "why should I care about independent film?", then you shouldn't even be reading this.
Please send me an email (email@example.com) if you want a more detailed overview of what we're creating. We want to track those requests. We don't want that particular document out in the world for people to view anonymously.
Finally, if any of this has stimulated more thoughts and questions, please send them my way. If you are a filmmaker or film lover, we're doing this for you, so what you say to us is very important. Perhaps more valuable than you know.


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There's the light, as this is the last class for Security week at SQL University. From the scenarios we specified in the introduction class on Monday, this is the last and easiest case we'll ever have with respect to imposing our security mindedness on, but it also can represent the most challenging situation because we have a blank slate. This is the case where the application is being built in-house and we're brought in at the very beginning to ensure that our input is processed and put into the design. Everything is still on the table, so let's talk about the three As (Authentication, Authorization, and Auditing) and how we apply them.
The mantra is Windows authentication unless it doesn't work (and the previous scenarios present cases where this is true, like yesterday's). Yesterday also covered the scenario where you're looking at a service account versus coming in as the end user. Certainly, if it is the latter case, Windows groups are the way to go. But is there anything else we should consider?
Of course! Since you're starting from scratch, you're going to want to determine what the different logical levels of access are. Now while what I just said refers to authorization, it affects authentication. If you have three different levels of access for the application, there may be three different groups required in Active Directory. And that means you'll need to add those as separate logins to SQL Server. But once you get past the Windows vs. SQL authentication and service account vs. context of the end user discussion, anything else related to authentication is going to depend on authorization, so let's dive into that.
Through functional specs, talking with the end users, discussions with the developers, and looking at an existing system being replaced (if that's the case), you can get an idea of the different levels of access that are needed. Now, if the application is going to use a service account and manage those levels within the application, there's not a whole lot for you to do on the SQL Server side. You need to be aware of what all the application does so you can honor the principle of least privilege, but other than that, your work is basically done once you give that superset of rights to the service account.
But what if it is the end users coming in? In that case you're going to want to create roles for each of the levels of access. Those roles should be well-named. And those roles should have the permissions needed for that access and nothing more. If it makes sense, you may even need to nest those roles. I've seen it done both ways. In the interest of keeping things simple, I've seen folks create the roles and assign permissions explicitly to each role, with no nesting of roles (or no making a group a member of multiple roles). I've also seen it done where nesting is in place.
An example of this is if you have a Customer Support Analyst role and Customer Support Manager role. If the Customer Support Manager should be able to do everything the Customer Support Analyst does and more, then you could treat it in several ways:
- Handle each role separately, meaning both roles will be granted the same permissions, with the Customer Support Manager being granted additional permissions.
- Grant the Customer Support Analyst its proper permissions. Grant the Customer Support Manager the permissions it needs which aren't covered by the Customer Support Analyst. Make the Customer Support Manager a member of the Customer Support role.
- Grant the Customer Support Analyst its proper permissions. Grant the Customer Support Manager the permissions it needs which aren't covered by the Customer Support Analyst. For the database user corresponding to the Customer Support Manager, make it a member of both roles.
My preference is the first. It tends to be the cleanest and easiest to understand at 3 AM, thereby passing the "3 AM test' for me. However, this will be an architecture decision you'll need to decide based on the requirements of the application, how your organization functions, etc.
Another thing to coach up, if necessary, is the use of stored procedures if you're talking a traditional application. I'm not going into the performance arguments. But stored procedures as opposed to direct access to tables and views means you carefully control data access. Combined with ownership chaining and you can build a tight data access model that ensures that folks and applications aren't doing things like an UPDATE SomeTable SET SomeColumn = SomeValue and leaving off the WHERE clause. From a security perspective, this is better handling of the C for Confidentiality and I for Integrity in the C-I-A triad.Now obviously, if you're talking about end users reporting off a warehouse, stored procedures are not what you're looking for here. In that case we're talking access to tables and views. So again, think about what is needed, how the system will be used, and don't immediately implement a "best practice" because it's a "best practice." Consider how it fits. If it doesn't fit, don't force it in.
The beautiful thing about auditing here is you can have it explicitly built in and instrumented throughout the code that acesses the database. This means you don't have to rely on triggers. If you're able to even control SELECT queries through stored procedures, your stored procedures can provide the audit information so you're not forced to a third party data protection product or the use of the SELECT object or extended events or a trace. Of course, all of those might still be a consideration because it can be easy to leave off such auditing in a stored procedure. And that's the strongest argument for the use of triggers that I've heard with respect to auditing. You expect them to fire, and you don't have to worry about a developer forgetting to include the proper calls for auditing in a stored procedure. So this causes me to quote Paul Randal (blog | twitter) and say, "It depends," if we're talking about how to build auditing in.
Certainly, if you're not familiar with the options, review Day 2, but realize you now have the flexibility to consider all of these potential solutions.


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Forum Post: Soon to be a major motion picture. Nightmare from Wallstreet. "In a world, filled with blood sucking economic leeches........................"
Posted 5 years ago on Aug. 25, 2013, 7:24 p.m. EST by DKAtoday
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Before we start - Thanks shooz for the title and for writing the store section with me - and now :
Our story began something like this:
DUN DUN DUNNNNNNNN ( rumble of thunder - flash of lightning - a very loud sharp explosive crack - and screaming horses heard...... um wait ... that was young frankenstien - right? I mean "Blucher" - a rumble of thunder - flash of lightning - a very loud sharp explosive crack - and screaming horses heard - yep yep ok sorry - we continue) :
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ummm wa wha what happened where am I?
It's ok buddy I gotcha - man you are lucky that I came along when I did....what are those things?
b b b brokers I think...............ohhhh ugh ( retch ) what is that sickly smell?
YOU MEAN THOSE THINGS ARE PEOPLE???? - the smell ? - OH yeah - it's better then it was - it was that thing that attacked you - man what a stench..................
in that they were once human is only a c c c co conjecture a a a-theory at this time......................
Where did they all come from???
. . .it is thought that they were mutated by the toxic meltdown of wallstreet
OMG this is bad this is real bad......
.........water...got some water?......
.....uh? oh .... Hang on bud I'll see what I can find......
I heard yyyou saying that this was bad...real Bad.....why???
....Well it is just a thought - but - what if they spread?....
.........b bubut what about the National Gaurd can't they be called in???
Sure sure once they rotate back from the middle east I spose....Damn the timing couldn't be much worse
...wa wah-what about thththe police??? they can handle this...can't they???
Well now there-in lies the rub....
what do you mean - rub?
Well whats the city supposed to do ? - I mean we got that handful of dangerous protestors they been watching - does the city risk letting them roam free prancing around protesting how every thing is all fucked up - while they see about the meltdown mutants?
just what is it that makes these protestors - so - Dangerous anyway ?
Well it's not that they are a physical threat to anyone - well not in an in your face immediate beat-down kind of thing. No it is because the city - the government - the corp(se)oRATions are afraid that the average individual might hear them and actually listen to what they are saying - then - Worse - They are afraid that the people will take a real good look around them - not just looking at this City or State or this Country - But the Whole World as well - AND - AGREE - agree that things are truly fucked up and that the government State & Fed are not working with the people to make things better. Damn I wouldn't want to be in their shoes - not right now anyways - why you couldn't pay me enough ta make me wanna........
for a couple a mil?.....
....well that might take the sting out a little.....heh heh.......
but ummm going back to what you were saying - isn't it worse to do nothing about the mutants and the meltdown? I mean - isn't that what the protestors are protesting?
EXACTLY But for some insane reason they the government are actually making things worse.
how so?
Well you have heard about the stimulus program haven't you?
ok yeahhh go on
Well - does it not seem to you that they the government are throwing fuel onto the fire?
Yeah that does seem pretty insane...
... ok now - Be right back.........
Interlude - at the store:
That'll $1.98 plus tax, for the water sir. Don't drink it all in one place..........:)
I C It's been filtered AND flavorised too.
*OH - right - That'll be another $4.99 plus tax for the water enhancer, sir. Water's not free you know.
SHIT yeah I forgot i was rememberizing back to the days when fresh water was just that - fresh water....I wonder what happened ............ ....seems like a fairy tale now....
Oh? You wanted "fresh"? That'll be another $2.98 plus tax sir. You know it costs money to put "fresh" on the label.......:) That's $10.50 total.
Will that be cash, credit, or debit? paper or plastic? Have a nice day.
Can I have a generic?
Yes That will be $2.56 And remember.......absolutely no smoking and keep it away from heat sources. Sign here, here and here.
That's more like it...........thanks
Don't forget your complimentary iodine tab......................:)
Ummm it doesn't say on the bottle - but I see different bands of darker water in the bottle - is that the generic flavorization? Am I supposed to shake it before opening?
Sir? If you don't want the generic water and your free iodine tab? There's a drinking fountain in the town square, right next to the oil derrick. Enjoy. There are paying customers waiting.
Sorry I don't generally buy bottled water - is this a new generic brand? Frackenlicious - huh - and look at the bottom of the label in small print - "Koch it's the real thing" - huh funny that reminds me of an olden timey soda commercial I once saw in a school history class. BTW - is it really necessary to take this with the iodine tab? or is that just a marketing gimmick? I saw a commercial where they were also adding quinine. Are you adding quinine? or is that just some fancy schmantsy upper crustal area thing?
What do you mean you don't buy bottled drinking water? Are you from Mars, or something? What other kind is there? Look sir, you already signed for it, so pay up, and you can read the fine print later. I'll print it out for only a dollar. Geeze, I just sell the stuff. they bottle it in back on the night shift. Come back later and ask them..........................:)
Ya know? That fancy quinine stuff? I think that is one of the Halliburton Bottling Plant products. Anyway sorry for the time Buy buy - till ladder-on.
If you have malaria, there's a walk in clinic down the street. Only $200 per service. I heard the free iodine is for "possibly" radiation. So, hey.....no worries...............:)
OH Hey thanks for the heads-up - only $200.00 you say - wow what a steal - thanks again - and here all this time I thought you were just an A-hole looking for the sale and hustling the traffic out the door as fast as possible - well that'll learn me - what was that ancient saying? hmmm ( I think this is the right useage - ahh who cares he likely won't know the reference anyhoo ) - ummm - It says one should not judge a book by it's cover ( damn I hope that was proper useage I just hate looking like a fool - WTF is a book anyway? - that's the problem with ancient sayings - so damn cryptic ) - anyway Buy Buy.
Buy and save!! You can't save, if you don't and the more you buy, the more you save! So, would like two bottles? One to shit on and one to cover it up with?
( daymn this guy "is" a hard-core salesman ) HeeeHeeeHeee and handing out good business sense - man did I have you pegged wrong.............. ummmm yeah and again buy buy.
Interlude - our hero returns to the stranger he saved:
Sorry it took me so long to get the water buddy but the store was crazy - I did manage to get one of those generic brands though and look - it came with a free Iodine tab..
...thanks but what do we do now?
...What can we do - we will have to call in FEMA......
Do you think that is wise?
......Of Course Not - but it's something - right?.....
thinking about the mutants and the wallstreet toxic meltdown producing them?...
Yeah? Go On What cha got.....
- well I am thinking that the authorities have gotten it wrong* ......
OH GEEZE BIG F'n SURPRISE .......
No No wait - I think you misunderstand - yeah most of those idiots in office - State & Fed are less then useless - but this one is different - welllll - kinda sorta anyway - I think that they kinda got the cause and effect backwards ....
Now what the Hell is "that" supposed to mean . . .
what it means is - that wallstreet didn't go toxic 1st - no - it was the workers on wallstreet - starting from the very top and trickling on down - it really sucks - but it looks like the 1st and only trickle down program that ever worked - WAS - TOXIC . . .
yes nice connection - toxic shit - indeed - because if this hypothesis is correct . . .
OH GOD something tells me I ain't gonna like what you say next ....
yeah I feel ya man - but if the hypothesis is correct - well then that means - that means - OH GOD - that the mutants are
- dun dun dunnnnn -
CONTAGIOUS - they caused the meltdown - not the other way around - and they are loose . . .
what now?cough...
That explains soooo much . . . HUH . . . they are contagious . . . and government state and fed have had significant exposure..... OMG OMG O M F'n G ....................... Is it too late?.....................


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For your entertainment, over the course of the next month or so, I will present the rarely seen She-Ra Viewmaster reels. You will notice that even though this story attempts to tell a new story, there are numerous elements borrowed from the season one episode "Beast Island".
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Is It Worth Eating At Denny's In All 50 States In One Year To Win Free Grand Slams For Life?
My country tis of thee, sweet land of liberty and cheap breakfasts with names like Moons Over My Hammy! Denny's is all about celebrating America with its new "50 State Challenge," wherein the first person to check in on its mobile app at a Denny's in all 50 states in a year will win free Grand Slams for life. For life. So is it worth it?
The Dallas Observer's "City of Ate" blog points out that hitting up every single state in a year would involve visiting a different state every week, unless you managed to lump a few of those states together in one week.
Here's how it works — using Denny's new mobile app, customers check in at various locations around the country, and receive digital badges and awards. The more you visit, the bigger and better the rewards. The whole thing is tied into Denny's regional "Tour of America" menu.
You win the grand prize of free food for life if you complete the aforementioned sweep of states, or you can split up the challenge with two friends. But if you divide things up that that way, all three of you only win free Grand Slams for a paltry year. Pfft!
If anyone out there reading this has the wherewithal and digestive courage to attempt this almighty feat, pretty please, let us know.
Denny's New "4050 State Challenge" [Dallas Observer]
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Past events
42nd EDTNA/ERCA International Conference
- 31. August - 03. September 2013
- Malmö Kunserthus, Malmö
- Core Professional Congress Organiser - Core PCO
- Participants: 1200
Prague held an expert meeting of the European Society of Movement Analysis for Adults and Children (ESMAC) during the last week of September. The meeting was designed for all those interested in body movement analysis to promote collaboration between biomechanics, bioengineers, physicians, physiotherapists and other professionals.
The charity event TERIBEAR moves Prague, also known as a fun day with the bear, which was held for the fourth time by the Tereza Maxová Foundation, once again raised the bar with an astonishing 8,000 participants registered before the start of the event. This year, more than 16,000 people supported this unique event. They came to the Vítkov hill in Prague and together, they ran and walked an amazing 320,812.5 km. The total amount that was raised was an incredible 9,624,375 crowns!
On Saturday, 15 September, the 12th Pan-European Conference of the European Association for International Relations (EISA) was successfully concluded. The event took place at the Prague University of Economics and it has seen several important milestones, both from the perspective of the association and us organizers at C-IN.
The summer holiday months are finishing and our project managers are preparing to not only to send their children back to school. The conferences to be organised by C-IN through September are fast approaching. On September 2nd, the International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect Congress (ISPCAN) commences concurrently with the 17th International Conference on the Properties of Water and Steam (ICPWS). The Congress of the International Confederation of Midwives (ICM) will start just four days later.


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intelix needed a new other design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 17 designs submitted by 6 freelance designers.
Eating Sydney
Eating Sydney is a mobile application and website for those who love to dine out. We also have Melbourne edition - Eating Melbourne, and other cities as well.
Some of the service features are:
* Restaurant reviews
* Menu samples
* Suggest a place, based on your reviews/likes/preferences/location
* Restaurant and food photos
* Facebok, Twitter etc integration
* Many other features
Target group:
* 25-35 years old
* both male and female
* without children
* with a good income
We will provide:
- Screen mocks and screenshots from the working draft
We need:
1. Splash screen design
2. Home screen design, including:
- Design, layout, fonts, etc
- 4 nice icons as per drafts provided
3. List screen design, including:
- Design, layout, fonts, custom table look
- 5 simple icons for tool bar (Cuisine, location, Rating, Price, Sort)
- Selector popup frame graphics (there must be 5 versions of the selector popups each with its pointer pointing to the one of the 5 toolbar buttons, but all based on the same template)
4. Info screen design, including:
- 2 simple icons (add to collection, submit correction)
- 3 simple toolbar icons (Info, Rate, Reviews)
5. Stars icons for 'Rate Screen' (no screen design required!). 3 selection versions are required: fully selected, half selected and unselected star
6. iPhone Icon based on your design elements
Each icon (used for buttons) must have versions for selected and unselected state.
All mockups to be done in 640x960 resolution. Only Portrait mode required.
We are looking for a nice clean modern design, not very vivid and at the same time not very plain/usual. Please give our app some personality.
Designs should follow the Apple HIG. I expect to receive the source images (PSD, vector, etc), and ideally cut-up designs in PNG format.


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Thank you to all who helped bring Spike to Campus!
The Whale Sculpture was funded entirely by private donations. It is a 12-foot bronze sculpture of a Humpback Whale by renowned Alaskan artist R.T. "Skip" Wallen. The Whale Sculpture joins several other projects made possible by private funding, including the Raven Sculpture, the Eagle Totem, the Raven Totem, the Noyes Pavilion, the Auke Lake Trail, the Grand Piano, the Ceramics Kiln, and more - all are encouraged to use the UAS Juneau Campus Philanthropy Walking Tour Map to find out more. The new sculpture is the centerpiece of the campus corridor redesign, which is funded by State Capital Appropriations, intended to improve student safety on campus, separating pedestrian and vehicle traffic.
Special thanks to the following organizations for their contributions:
- $20,000 from the Rasmuson Foundation
- $3,500 from the UAS Alumni & Friends Association
- $3,974 from UAS Student Alumni Association Raffle Fundraiser
- $1,000 form UAS Student Government Club
In addition, there were 55 individual donors. Top individual donors of $500 or more were:
- Alison Browne
- Rick and Anne Caulfield
- Keni & David Campbell
- Michael Ciri & Jeri Cary
- Laraine Derr
- Jessie Grant
- Carol and Michael Griffin
- Barbara Hegel
- Janice Hollender & Victoria Dance
- Lynne & Lloyd Johnson
- Bob & Heather Mitchell
- Peter & Julie Neyhart
- Lawrence Lee Oldaker & Linda Blefgen
- Karen Polley
- John & Margaret Pugh
- John & Sheri Williams
- Vickie Williams & John Kuterbach
Mr. Wallen received an Honorary Doctorate of the Arts from the University of Alaska Southeast in 2006.
The Humpback Whale: a UAS Tradition
While many schools choose mascot animals based on their fierceness or physical strength, other mascots convey decidedly different qualities. Here in Southeast Alaska, in addition to being a symbol of wildlife and conservation, the Humpback Whale is the epitome of grace, intelligence and natural beauty.
"In the midst of an increasingly diverse student population, mascots represent qualities that the school values and to which we all aspire. This is true even for schools without Athletic programs. For Alumni, mascots become a visual representation of their affiliation with the school that helped them become the person they are today." – John R. Pugh , Chancellor
The University of Alaska Juneau (UAJ) first adopted the Humpback Whale as its mascot in 1980. The whale was retained after the restructuring into the University of Southeast (UAS) in 1987 to include the Ketchikan and Sitka campuses. A student contest was held to name the mascot and the whale has been known as "Spike" ever since.
Mascots: an American Tradition
Mascots are symbols of pride, loyalty and inspiration dating back to the American Civil War where many regiments had living mascots, the more famous of which were Sallie, the bull terrier of the 11th Pennsylvania, and Old Abe, the Bald Eagle of the 8th Wisconsin. After the war, the mascot tradition spread to colleges and universities when intercollegiate athletic games and rivalries emerged. Today, mascots are a recognizable face or personality for a school that add to school history, tradition and pride.


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ANTIOCH, Calif. --A woman wearing a wig led police on a vehicle pursuit from Antioch to Pittsburg in a stolen vehicle before crashing on state Highway 4 early this morning, according to an Antioch police sergeant.
The vehicle pursuit began around 18th and A streets in Antioch at about 1:30 a.m., according to Antioch police Sergeant Mitch Schwitters.
Antioch police pursued the suspect vehicle until the driver took the Harbor Street exit from state Highway 4, whereupon she crashed into a guardrail and came to a stop, Schwitters said.
The suspect attempted to flee police on foot, but was detained and taken into custody, Schwitters said.
According to police, the suspect is a 32-year-old transient woman who is frequently seen in Antioch and known to police.
Schwitters said the suspect had warrants out for her arrest and may have been attempting to evade police with her disguise.


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Thompson, A.J. and Tör, M and Barry, C.S. and Vrebalov, J and Orfila, C and Jarvis, M.C. and Giovannoni, J.J. and Grierson, D and Seymour, G
Molecular and Genetic Characterization of a Novel Pleiotropic Tomato-Ripening Mutant.
Plant Physiology, 120 (2).
pp. 383-39.
ISSN Print 0032-0889 Online 1532-2548
Tör, M and Thompson, A.J. and Barry, C.S. and Edwards, R.V. and Giovannoni, J.J. and Grierson, D and Seymour, G
Postharvest Physiology (Poster Presentatiion).
In: Gordon Research Conference on Postharvest Physiology, 12-17th July, 1998, Plymouth, USA.


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L.A. Penthouse With Ballroom Asks $45M
A Los Angeles penthouse is on the market for $45 million, a private equity chief's California villa lists for $11.9 million. Alyssa Abkowitz looks at this week's Private Properties. Photo: Ali Rad.
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Hope, Fear, Success
By Matt Hawkins
November 14, 2013
Redbox Co-founder Mike DeLazzer exhorted students to conquer hope and fear as he delivered the fall semester's lecture in the Turner School of Entrepreneurship and Innovation's Distinguished Entrepreneur Speaker Series.
"If you master those two things, you will be successful," he said. "Hope creates amazing things in the world. It's a passion that won't give up no matter the obstacle. Fear is the lazy guy who's not doing anything with his life, stares at a goal but does nothing about it. What matters is your ability to keep going no matter the obstacle."
DeLazzer faced bankruptcy a decade ago when McDonald's executives fortuitously discovered the DVD-vending kiosk he developed. Unfortunately, a product demonstration failed and left a desperate DeLazzer struggling for a solution.
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With coworkers "looking at me in fear, hoping I'd pull a rabbit out," DeLazzer issued an ultimatum: "If you don't give me 24 hours, you'll live to regret it. You'll be working for us."
After a feverish night of working out programming glitches, the kiosk worked flawlessly the next day. Redbox was born.
"If I had not persevered at my moment of failure, they would've been gone," DeLazzer said.
Citing Thomas Edison, Winston Churchill and business venture flops, DeLazzer urged students to push through their trials.
"You will fail. So what? Who cares? Get back up over and over until you succeed," he said. "Most people I know have gone bankrupt several times. One guy I know lost $900 million. He's running a large company right now and is doing well at it."
The message resonated with students and alumni in attendance.
"It's a really good way to live your life in general," said Nick Clark '17. "It definitely applies to school when we find ourselves in tough things we have to persevere."
Alum Joe Campbell '13, who returned to campus for the event, appreciated the university's efforts to bring noted professionals to campus.
"It's not only listening to the words of wisdom but an opportunity to talk to him," he said. "It's a unique opportunity for sure."
The Distinguished Entrepreneurship Lecture Series, which began in February 2013, brings nationally known entrepreneurs to campus to share their entrepreneurial journey with students, faculty and staff. Speakers not only will provide their insights in a large audience setting, but will also participate in classes or small student discussions while on campus.


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Hya! It's great to be a part of such a creative and ever-growing community. I enjoy seeing other people cosplay so much! A big shout-out to my favorite ladies at Blue Bow Space! They have helped me on so many of my costumes and I've been able to borrow from them as well.
I'm not much of a seamstress, but I will buy pieces from ebay and/or Goodwill and modify them to work. The deal I have with myself is that if I'm going to borrow or buy a costume, I HAVE TO make/style the wig.
I do not take myself too seriously. I enjoy conventions and dressing up as cartoon characters. I pay my admission to have fun and hang out with terrific people! Sometimes I'll even volunteer to work booths. I enjoy helping out.
If you see me at a convention, come up and SAY HI! And if you are of age, we'll head to the bar!
And yes, Nick (Naughty Kakashi, Osiris_N) is my brother. ^_^ Any friend of his is a friend of mine.
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- For Pearl Forrester from Mystery Science Theatre 3000
- Ambrosia says, "It's been two years since I've told you that this is MY FAVORITE COSTUME EVER MADE so I thought I'd drop by and remind you. That is all. Goodnight!"
- For Pearl Forrester from Mystery Science Theatre 3000
- sailortweek says, "Andy! You're dead! How did this happen? You were so young!"
- For Pvt. Michael J. Caboose from Red vs Blue
- Loran Basara Evin says, ""ANDY? ANDY???""
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I'm trying to share a printer that's on Windows 7 64-bit with Windows XP 32-bit.
I've tried:
- Using the
Add Printer Wizardon XP
- Selecting network printer
- Browsing for the printer and selecting it from the list
- Attempting to browse manually for the drivers, I receive the error `Windows cannot locate a suitable printer driver. Contact your administrator for help locating and installing a suitable driver.
I would prefer to load the drivers on the Windows 7 PC, much like a print server. I've tried:
- Opening the printer properties
- Clicking the
- Clicking
Additional Drivers...
- Checking the x86 box
- Attempting to add Windows XP x86 drivers, which generates the error
The specified location does not contain the driver for the requested processor architecture
- Attempting to add Windows XP x86 drivers, which generates the error
For what it's worth, this is an HP P4014n and I can't run a network cable. I'm using the universal print drivers PCL6.
How does printer sharing work with 64-bit Windows 7 acting as a server for Windows XP 32-bit?
- What drivers do I need to install under the
Additional drivers...dialog?
- Are they XP drivers or Windows 7 drivers? Why?
- Do driver versions have to match? Why?
- Why does adding as a network printer and installing the XP drivers not work?
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RETROPHIN INC (RTRX) Drops 5.22% on January 11Equities Staff Follow |
RETROPHIN INC (RTRX) was one of the Russell 2000's biggest losers for Monday January 11 as the stock slid 5.22% to $17.07, a loss of $-0.94 per share. Starting at an opening price of $18.36 a share, the stock traded between $17.00 and $18.72 over the course of the trading day. Volume was 413,332 shares over 4,514 trades, against an average daily volume of 624,476 shares and a total float of 36.15 million.
The losses send RETROPHIN INC down to a market cap of $617.06 million. In the last year, RETROPHIN INC has traded between $37.04 and $12.04, and its 50-day SMA is currently $19.98 and 200-day SMA is $25.41.
The stock has a P/E Ratio of 15.1.
Retrophin Inc is a fully integrated biopharmaceutical company focused on the development, acquisition and commercialization of therapies for the treatment of serious, catastrophic or rare diseases.
RETROPHIN INC is based out of San Diego, CA and has some 126 employees. Its CEO is Stephen Aselage.
For a complete fundamental analysis analysis of RETROPHIN INC, check out Equities.com's Stock Valuation Analysis report for RTRX. To see the latest independent stock recommendations from Equities.com's analysts, visit our Research section.
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Greg Huebner to Give 29th LaFollette Lectureby Karen Handley • September 30, 2008 Share:
Greg Huebner, Professor of Art at Wabash College, will present the 29th Annual LaFollette Lecture Friday, October 10 at Wabash College.
"Life at a Half Bubble Off Plumb: Rethinking Truth, Beauty, and Jumbo Shrimp" will be the title of the presentation, which will begin at 4:15 p.m. in Salter Hall of the Fine Arts Center. Huebner describes the presentation as both the 29th LaFollette Lecture and the 1st LaFollette Performance Art. A reception will follow his talk in the Littell Lobby in the Fine Arts Center.
Huebner has taught at Wabash College since 1974. Over the past 25 years Huebner has been in over 25 solo exhibits and 70 group exhibitions throughout the United States. He has been awarded several commissions and awards for his paintings. His work is represented in several public collections including the GenMark Corp., St. Louis, Mo.; Indiana University Medical School, Indianapolis; Snite Art Museum, Notre Dame, Ind.; Lincoln National Life Insurance Co., Fort Wayne, Ind.; Tarble Art Center, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, Ill.; Sheldon Swope Art Museum, Terre Haute, Ind.; Deloitte and Touche Corp., Cleveland, Ohio; and Dollar General Corp., Nashville, Tenn.
He has also been a lecturer and artist-in-residence at over 30 institutions throughout the U.S. as well as St. Katherina Gymnasium, Oppenheim, Germany.
Huebner earned his bachelor's degree from St. Benedict's College in Kansas in 1971 and his master's of fine arts in painting from Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville, in 1973.
The LaFollette Lecture Series was established by the Wabash College Board of Trustees to honor Charles D. LaFollette, their longtime colleague on the Board. The lecture is given each year by a Wabash College faculty member who is charged to address the relation of his or her special discipline to the humanities, broadly conceived.


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He was soon attacked by a figure in black, who missed hitting him with a bow.
Farlow could see the ruins in the distance.
The peach with had the large gun was running towards the gate to a bridge over the river.
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I surprise myself in becoming more of a health policy wonk as time goes on. I actually took the time to read both candidate's health plans (actually, four of them, including Hillay's and Wyden's). Ok, they were pretty dull, and thin on some details. But I have acquired a good working knowledge of the plans as the candidates have proposed.
One of the criticisms I had of Obama's as compared to Hillary's was that it was not truly universal. It did not contain any sort of mandate or requirement for enrollment. Many others, including the NYT's Paul Krugman said the same. Hillary's plan did have a mandate, though she was vague as to how it would have been enforced.
So I was jolted out of my chair last night when McCain asserted the "remarkable" fact that Obama was intending to "fine" Americans who did not have health insurance.
"If you're a small businessperson and you don't insure your employees, Senator Obama will fine you. He'll fine you. That's remarkable. If you're a parent and you're struggling to get health insurance for your children, Senator Obama will fine you."He also snarkily repeated himself after Obama's rebuttal.
Yes, that is remarkable. Remarkable in that I had never ever heard that before. In fact, surfing over to Obama's web site, I noted that the full text of the plan made no mention of fines (or any type of enforcement) for failing to sign up. In fact, there was no obligation to sign up at all for adults, and while children are required to have coverage, tax credits, expansion of SCHIP and connector plans would prevent this from being prohibitively expensive.
I wasn't the only one to notice McCain's remarkable claim. (His running mate also made a similar distortion of Obama's plan last week.) Interestingly, most of the fact-checkers missed the larger point. Obama's plan, they note, exempts small businesses from the requirement to provide health insurance to employees. Nowhere is there specified a "fine" for business who do not -- simply a choice of providing health care or contributing to the national plan. It is a distortion at best to characterize this as a "fine." McCain's more ambitious claim, however, was that Obama will fine families directly. There's absolutely nothing outside of McCain's fevered imagination to support that contention.
I would say that McCain told a "lie" with this mischaracterization of Obama's intentions; that's what we used to call a deliberate statement of an untruth. But the word "lie" has been bandied about so much with him that it's lost all meaning. I'll simply leave it as remarkable; McCain's word is quite apt.
It is remarkable that a man whose career was built on the concepts of personal honor and integrity should choose to so disgrace himself in a desperate struggle for the Presidency. Remarkable, and sad.


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Chang Lee's Taekwondo in Morris recently announced the results of its promotion test.
Age 4-17 yellow belt promotion test participants were Genero Lucatero, Max Cobarruvias, Angel Rodriguez, Angel Vaderrama, Jorge Loza, Abigail Akre, Ryan Wydeveld, Jose Lucatero and Joshua Loza. Adult participants were Jacob Packley and Daniel Cesaro.
Age 4-17 orange belt promotion test participants were Ryder Fisher, Madeline Jones, Hunter Russell, Skylar Sterritt, Michelle Govea, Zoey Kennedy, Payton Sterritt, Charlie Wright, Corey Olson, Hunter Rimay, Keith Cesaro, Libby Wright, Grant Hoffmann, Jacob Kjellesvik, Ethan Schiro, Colton Obrochta, Seth Schiro, Richie Young, Jackson Lampert, Robert Caron, Jennifer Ashley, Michael Caron, Anna Thompson and Estefany Govea. Adult orange belt participants were Bruce Blanchard, Katherine Clement, Jesus Govea, Liz Thompson, Richard Velasco, Lloyd Jones, Patrick Lampert, Scott Johnson, Daniel Hubert, Jennifer Hubert and Amber Cassell.
Doug Sterritt underwent a black belt promotion test recertification.
Outstanding student awards were given to Lampert (first place), Skylar Sterritt (second place) and Schiro (third place).
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Craphound is a full-size Picture Book for Discussion and Activity by Sean Tejaratchi. The zine consists mostly of royalty-free clip-art, along with brief essays and satirical features. The large issues are filled with high-contrast line art culled from vintage catalogs, advertising, obscure books, and found ephemera.
Each issue explores a different subject in its imagery, past subjects have ranged from Hands, Hearts & Eyes to Clowns, Devils and Bait.
Craphound began as a smaller photocopied zine and has blossomed in to a sizable magazine-like format. It's found an audience with zine makers, graphic designers and tattoo artists. Out-of-print issues are in high demand. The most recent issues have been re-published by Show & Tell Press run by Chloe Eudaly of Reading Frenzy.
Craphound, and the art work of Sean Tejaratchi, was featured in the exhibition The Copyist Conspiracy: An Exhibition of Zine Art in San Francisco in 2005.
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ASUS kills the Eee PC and shrinks the Atom market
Subject: General Tech | September 4, 2012 - 02:43 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: asus, acer, Intel, atom, eee pc
2012 has been a very tough year to be a manufacture of mobile products and not too easy on the designers either. We started off with the Ultraboook form factor, specifically the challenge to make parts which could allow the ultrathin design to be functional in the real world while still aiming for that $1000 price point. The prices of SSDs have come down and the processors have also marginally dropped in price but the materials required to make a sturdy chassis of exceptional thinness have not.
Then Microsoft decided to make things interesting with their Surface tablet, which is a wonderful platform to show off Windows 8 on but not the best way to maintain a relationship with mobile manufacturers. Regardless of the price that Microsoft chooses to release the Surface at, each Surface sale represents a lost sale for another mobile manufacturer. Acer, for one has had no problems voicing their complaints about a software company muscling into hardware territory.
Today we heard from DigiTimes that ASUS is dropping their Eee PC line, along with Intel's Atom processor and Acer is dropping netbooks altogether. While part of the problem with the Intel's Atom is that it has always had a hard time providing users with the computing experience they desire, dropping the entire form factor implies more problems that simply performance. Manufacturers could build netbooks with AMD's Trinity or even NVIDIA's Tegra depending on the agreements in place with Intel, however the two top tier mobile manufactures have straight out dropped the form factor, with only MSI staying in the market. While the netbook may have only been of use to a certain younger crowd with limited money and expectations there were certain Eee PC models designed for the desktop which made decent low powered internet access machines which are also going the way of the dinosaur which may be missed a little by a larger audience.
The effective death of the netbook will have an effect on manufacturers like Pegatron and some sections of Intel, the real question is whether the end user will even notice or if they were already only considering a 13" laptop or Ultrabook.
"Intel may be forced to adjust its roadmap for PC-use Atom processors as the top-2 netbook vendors – Asustek Computer and Acer – both plan to stop manufacturing related products, according to sources from notebook players.
Asustek is already set to halt its Eee PC product line and officially phase out from the IT industry after completely digesting any remaining inventory. As for Acer, so far, the company has not yet made any plans to open new netbook projects, indicating that the vendor may also plan to step out of the market."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Hackers create bogus Microsoft Services Agreement email to exploit users @ The Inquirer
- The TR Podcast 118: CPUs inside the second, and steamrolling the Forcepad
- Here we go again: Critical flaw found in just-patched Java @ The Register
- AMD Taiwan general manager Andy Tseng resigns @ DigiTimes
- TP-Link 150Mbps Wireless N Nano Router @ Rbmods
- TP-LINK N750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router (TL-WNDR4300) Review @ Madshrimps
- Cisco Linksys E4200 Maximum Performance Dual-Band N Router Review @ NikKTech
- Pimp My Rig Competition with PowerColor (Devil 13 HD7990 Prize) @ HardwareHeaven
- SSD Giveaway Week 1 - OCZ Vertex 4 512GB @ SSD Review
- Win A QNAP TS-219P II NAS Server @ eTeknix
the EE sucked
"The EEE sucked"
It depends upon one's needs, and I can surely appreciate the diminishing returns of a netbook in the same market with tablets, smart phones, ultrabooks and other devices.
That being said, a 2-pound, extremely portable netbook, with all of the functional essentials of a full-sized laptop, able to run all of a user's existing programs on either a Windows or LINUX platform, AND a battery life of 6-8 hours, is a most utile tool for my electronics/computer consult/techsupport business. And I picked up two units for less than $200 each, refurbished, on EBay.
Lacking in comparable speed to full-sized laptops, ultrabooks and tablets, even "smart" phones? Yes, to be sure. But laptops and ultrabooks are either too large or too fragile for my everyday professional use. The little Acer and Asus netbooks are sturdy for their small size and fit into my toolbag easily. This past year netbooks gained a smidgeon of performance and speed with the inclusion of dual-core processors from Intel and AMD in many units. Not enough extra performance and speed to prevent their ultimate demise in the computer market, but enough for me to be adequately satisfied with the two units I bought, which are for, admittedly, limited use.
There are niches for netbook use, but an EEE PC surely will not keep pace with an iPad or other less-expensive tablets, ultrabooks and smart phones for all of the other features and performance elements they offer. Evidently, such niches are few and far between among the consumers of computer products in this ever-advancing techological realm. There will a time in the near future when I will consider a better-performing device for my professional work...when the prices drop. I wisely stay far enough behind the cutting edges of technology to wait for those price drops, and to see if such devices are as good as advertised before they hit the user markets.
The EEE PC was a step, an evolutionary development, on the growing, expanding tree of automated devices in the Cyberian age, now facing the eventual fate of all evolving species--extinction.
Though can we say that netbooks paved the way for ultrabooks?
The first mass adoption of full function, low(er) performance, very small form factor and "all day" endurance computers, keyword full function, not to mention the ditching of the optical drive?
and what the heck.. how come the forum isn't tied into the comments... i have to create 2 user names? agh!


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