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Discussion in 'Smack Central' started by MrBean, Mar 21, 2012.
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She has unofficially broken the record for multihulls under 10.66 metres. ...[more] Auckland Tauranga race off to a fast start By Richard Gladwell, 10:57 AM Thu 9 Apr 2009 The Auckland Tauranga race got off to a fast start in Auckland this morning. Starting at 1000hrs off Westhaven the 60 strong fleet were propelled down the harbour by a 15kt westerly wind, causing the canting keelboats and others to gybe downwind as they sailed down the harbour. ...[more] 3.7's headed for Bay of Islands over Easter By Chris Mitchell, Bay of Islands , 6:10 PM Wed 8 Apr 2009 Chris Mitchell has a quick look at the upcoming 3.7 Nationals: 'The 3.7 Nationals are in Waitangi at Bay of Islands Yacht Club over Easter racing Fri-Sunday. Weather forecast looks lousy, [no wind] but you never can tell. Anyone holidaying in the area would be welcome to come down to see the boats or the racing. We'll file a full report as soon as we can after the event. ...[more] Sailing…Have a Go! named finalist in national awards programme By Yachting NZ Media, 12:20 PM Wed 8 Apr 2009 In its first three years Yachting New Zealand's Sailing…Have a Go! program, with its distinctive trailers, colourful boats and friendly coaches, has helped approximately 9,000 children experience the sport that we know and love. Now, for its success in breaking new ground, it has been named as a finalist in the innovation category of the prestigious SPARC Sport & Recreation Sector Awards 2009. ...[more] Yachting NZ: Laser Sailors show promise at major European regatta By Zoe Hawkins, 12:07 PM Wed 8 Apr 2009 There was no racing overnight for the New Zealand team at the Princesa Sofia in Palma. 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European Commission Energy Research and Technical Development (RTD) Strategy |
UKERC Executive Director Prof John Loughhead is a member of the Advisory Group on Energy. The Group is set up to look at different options facing Europe in terms of future energy policy. The work will be carried out in cooperation with the Commission's Bureau of European Policy Advisers and bring valuable expertise from outside the Commission | |
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The objective of energy research under FP7 is to aid the creation and establishment of the technologies necessary to adapt the current energy system into a more sustainable, competitive and secure one. Whilst Research Director at UKERC, Prof Jim Skea was one of the UK representatives on the FP7 Energy Committee and the Advisory Group until planning for the FP7 finished in summer 2012. The role of the FP7 Energy Committee helped to approve the annual calls for proposals and confirm the projects which were ultimately funded. |
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ETSAP is an Implementing Agreement of the International Energy Agency (IEA). It is a consortium of member country teams (in 70 countries) and invited teams that actively cooperate on multi-country energy/economy/environment/engineering (4E) analytical capability. Its backbone consists of common, comparable and combinable methodology, mainly based on the MARKAL / TIMES family of models, permitting the compilation of long term energy scenarios and in-depth national, multi-country, and global energy and environmental analyses. Dr Neil Strachan of UKERC's Energy Systems team at University College London are the lead UK team in this network.ETSAP is an Implementing Agreement of the International Energy Agency (IEA). It is a consortium of member country teams (in 70 countries) and invited teams that actively cooperate on multi-country energy/economy/environment/engineering (4E) analytical capability. Its backbone consists of common, comparable and combinable methodology, mainly based on the MARKAL / TIMES family of models, permitting the compilation of long term energy scenarios and in-depth national, multi-country, and global energy and environmental analyses. Professor Neil Strachan of UKERC's Energy Systems theme at University College London leads the UK team in this network. |
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) |
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Open Source Energy Modelling System (OSEMOSYS) Energy Modelling Network |
OSEMOSYS represents a group of international experts developing the OSEMOSYS model into a working analytical framework. OSEMOSYS would be a fully fledged energy systems optimisation model, substantially extending existing simpler analytical models that are accounting in nature such as LEAP. |
UK-UAE Renewable Policy Centre |
UKERC leads the UK's contribution to this Centre whose purpose is to foster the practical exchange of knowledge and lessons learned on policy development for renewable energy. The UAE partner is the Masdar Institute of Science and Technology (MIST). The Centre will be responsive to requests for advice from IRENA (the International Renewable Energy Agency) as well as individual countries. |
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Prof John Loughhead is on the Energy Committee of the French Agence Nationale de Recherche. The French National Research Agency (ANR) aims to increase the number of research projects issued from the entire scientific community, and to provide funding based on calls for proposals and peer review selection processes. |
Carbon Management Canada (CMC) |
Professor John Loughhead is Non–Executive Director of Carbon Management Canada (CMC). CMC-NCE is a national network of academic researchers working with experts in the fossil energy industry, government, and the not-for-profit sector. |
Government of Victoria, Australia |
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Keep in mind that this girl is from Haiti, so they obviously couldn't afford to pay for the surgery themselves nor did Haiti have the technology and health care to provide such care.MIAMI A 14-year-old Haitian girl was undergoing a groundbreaking operation Wednesday at Holtz Children's Hospital to remove a 16-lb tumor-like mass from her face.
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I have been working for three months now on an article that describes the Super Relativity explanation of why neutrinos have been found to be moving faster than the speed of light. This recent discovery fits perfectly into the mechanical model described by Super Relativity Theory. In fact the theory predicts that precisely, this type of particle should move faster than light. The paper itself is a bit long so I have decided not to post it here but I will provide a link to it at the bottom of this post. In this comment I will quickly summarize the main concepts and then post a link to the article which has all the details. The article on my website is approximately 27 type written pages long.
To summarize the article, it reintroduces the concept of the aether and makes considerable arguments with quotes from Einstein, John Bell, and Maxwell to name a few. The arguments are laid out for why the aether must exist. Following these arguments I will present the mechanical model that explains the following mysteries.
1. Using all the explanations below. I then explain in detail how and why the neutrino moves faster than light.
2. The perpetual motion of all particles. A physical explanation is provided for why particles move.
3. The origin of gravity is explained. A mechanical model is described that clearly demonstrates why some particles generate a gravitational field while other particles generate little to no mass. This explanation fits in with Einstein's field equations. General Relativity mathematically defines the field with a formula that accurately describes the geometric structure of the gravitational field in a 4 dimensional space-time. My model provides the explanation for the origin of the gravitational field that emerges from particles.
4. The explanation for inertia is also revealed.
5. A set of simple principles are provided that explain all the above physical phenomena.
6. This article clarifies the meaning of force and action at a distance. All of this is explained with the use of classical mechanics. All that should be needed to form an acceptable Theory of Everything that can be used by modern day science is the development of a set mathematical equations constructed by using the Super Relativity Model as a guide. Since the model is based on aether material that is a continuous interface, differential equations should be used to describe this type of material object.
The Super Relativity Model is a metaphysical, theoretical explanation that is based on intuitive, commonsense philosophy. This leads directly to a mechanical model.
The article that I have composed basically says that a paradigm shift occurred starting in the year 1905. It was initiated ironically enough by Einstein himself who believed that the mathematical formulations of quantum mechanics are purely abstract and therefore QM is an incomplete theory. He did not like the indeterminacy inherent in Quantum Mechanics. The paradigm shift happened in two phases. Scientists of that time moved away from the classical physics paradigm using the method of differential calculus which describes objects that are continuous and how they change in time. Scientists eventually moved toward a statistical method that describes objects as discrete objects in a space that is an empty void. The first phase occurred in 1905 with two papers by Einstein, the paper describing the photoelectric effect which Einstein eventually won the Nobel Prize for and the theory of Special Relativity. The first paper introduced the statistical method that became the basis for Quantum Mechanics. The second paper along with the Michelson Morley Experiment helped to convince scientists to mistakenly think that the aether did not exist. The second phase of the paradigm shift occurred in the years of January 1925 through January 1928: when physicists led by Niels Bohr along with Max Planck, Wolfgang Pauli, Werner Heisenberg and Erwin Schrodinger dealt the death blow to classical physics. There were many advancements put forth in this time period that helped prove the value of quantum mechanics for analyzing particles as discrete objects and this system very successfully described particle interactions for years to come. The massive success of Quantum Mechanics in the next few decades succeeded in entrancing the entire physics community and luring them down a path that I believe is contrary to the fundamental truth of our physical reality. This method for the analysis of physical objects has led us to a dead end in physics. The Quantum Mechanical method which has provided so many correct predictions and ways to seemingly explain particle interactions is in reality only an approximation of physical reality based solely on statistical probabilities. This method of statistical analysis provides no fundamental explanation for how the Universe works. Quantum theory cannot explain why a particle moves or why the speed of light is the value that it is. Its prediction for the graviton has failed to materialize and it appears that its alternate explanation for gravity the Higgs Boson may either not exist or if it does exist the mechanism of how it confers mass to other particles is most likely incorrect. There are other effects in nature that it cannot explain as well, such as inertia. In the world of Quantum Mechanics existence and occurrences happen as a matter of chance, randomly with no explanation other than a cloud of probability.
I believe that we have found a way to use mathematics to predict the correct results to a very high degree of approximation without providing an explanation or understanding of the actual mechanism that lies behind particle interactions. Basically what I am saying is that Quantum Mechanics allows us to predict the outcome without knowing any of the details of how things physically work. We have been doing this for the last 80 years or so. The best minds in physics have been searching for the Unified Field Theory using a mathematical method that cannot possibly reveal the correct fundamental explanation for our physical reality. The correct mathematical formulation must be done by using differential equations. If we don't correct our course it will be decades perhaps centuries before some else arrives at this basic truth. The theory of Super Relativity holds great hope for humanity as it predicts that the light speed barrier can be exceeded. The recent discovery that the neutrinos may be traveling faster than light proves that Super Relativity's prediction is correct. Therefore I feel that we must resume the course Einstein was taking in his final years. All these years physicists were so sure that the speed of light could not be exceeded. This should be a wakeup call for all of us. Many times in history scientists that have supported and maintained the status quo have been wrong and so there is a good chance that we may be mistaken again. I ask that you please give my ideas fair consideration. The ideas presented in my article are important and of great value as I have provided for you a mechanical model which a clever physicist or mathematician should be able to turn into a provable mathematical formulation that will successfully reveal the Theory of Everything. The Theory of Super Relativity exposes for all to see a way to build a technology known as the Slip Wave. The Slip Wave Spatial Bias Drive will provide us with an engine that can propel a ship at many times the speed of light.
I leave you with these final thoughts.
Quotes from article in the NewScientist.com
Here are some comments from David Gross who is a Nobel Laureate and a heavyweight in physics. He earned the Nobel Prize for work on the strong nuclear force. He indicated in the article by Michael Strauss that what is happening today is very similar to what happened at the 1911 Solvay meeting. Back then, radioactivity had recently been discovered and mass energy conservation was under assault because of its discovery. Quantum theory would be needed to solve these problems. Gross further commented that in 1911 "They were missing something absolutely fundamental," as well as "we are missing perhaps something as profound as they were back then." Coming from a scientist with establishment credentials this is a damning statement about the state of current theoretical models and most notably string theory.
Last December ('05), physicists held the 23rd Solvay Conference in Brussels, Belgium. Amongst the many topics covered in the conference was the subject matter of string theory. This theory combines the apparently irreconcilable domains of quantum physics and relativity. David Gross a Nobel Laureate made some startling statements about the state of physics including: "We don't know what we are talking about" whilst referring to string theory as well as "The state of physics today is like it was when we were mystified by radioactivity."
For details on the Super Relativity mechanical model that explains how neutrinos travel faster than light Please see the article on my website.


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A landmark album – one that has the Fania All-Stars playing in a Latin club style that greatly influenced dance music for years to come! The title "Cross-Over" might make you think of this one as a sell-out attempt, but it's not – it's a brilliant effort by the New York Latin scene to reach a much larger audience, and at the time, it really really worked! The album's actually got a surprisingly strong jazz basis to a lot of the playing – mixed with soul, disco, and funk influences that helped make this one a big album in the crates of plenty of non-Latin listeners. Features work by Eric Gale, Ruben Blades, Louie Ramirez, and Johnny Pacheco – and includes the cuts "You Want It You Got It", "Brazilian Paradise", "What A Big Thing", "Los Bravos", and "Prepara". (Cover has a small bumped corner.) © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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A is for Anatomy/No Bones About It-Interested in blood, guts and tissues? Then this event will keep your heart pumping!
Aerodynamics/Paper Rockets- Design your best paper airplane and then work to refine it. Helicopters, paper rockets and rocket balloons may also be available.
Beginning Botany - Students will have the wonders of the botanical world in this "all about plants" event. Investigate the root below the surface, compare stages of growth and discover why you owe your very life to these green creatures!
Beginning Chemistry- Students will investigate atomic structure from the very beginnings. Blocks of periodic table elements, marbles and game board will simulate energy levels allowing the students to discover the basics of chemistry.
Bridge Building - Students will build bridges. Bridges may be tested for stability and weigh bearing ability.
Chemistry Demo - A showcase of chemical reactions that will demonstrate chemistry at its finest. ONE SHOW ONLY.
Circuit Wizardry - Students will have an opportunity to investigate simple circuits. Make the buzzer ring! Make the light bulb shine and challenge your knowledge of electricity!
Color Wheel - Each student will investigate color mixing using Red, Blue and Yellow food coloring, paper towels and a template for their "wheel".
Computer Programming - Each student can try his or her skills at programming. Students use a simple software program, with more than one level. It's quite challenging!
Dangerous Boys and Daring Girls - An event for the dangerous boy and daring girl! This event features activities from the popular books "Dangerous Boys" and "Daring Girls". Be dangerous and be daring!
Deep Blue Sea - What organisms can you find in the deep blue sea? Come and "sea" what you can learn about the deep blue sea and the animals and plants that live there. Climb into our "aquarium".
Dinosaurs - Students will have an opportunity to learn more about creatures from long ago. Dinosaur hats and mazes add to the fun.
Estimania - How many? We have lots of opportunities to practice your estimation skills! The event features a series of quantity based puzzles that challenge you to think in terms of space and numbers. How many lollipops in the jar? How many pennies can line up along a meter stick?
Fossil Hunt - Students can see how fossils are made, look at fossils and place them on a geologic era chart. Come and investigate history at its finest. After you've hunted for fossils, stop by and make one of your very own. Students may make a fossil of a leaf.
Gas, Solids & Liquids - Do you know your states of matter? What's the difference between a gas and a liquid? Come and challenge yourself, and discover the differences. Are there some substances that have properties of more than one state?
Great Lakes Geo - Science (Rocks and Minerals) - Rock and mineral displays are featured. Descriptions included with experts to answer questions. Geodes and assorted specimens available for purchase.
Heat and Temperature - Do you know the difference between heat and temperature? Can you make liquids boil by the heat in the palm of your hand? Can heat be used to move objects? Come and investigate!
Leader Dogs - Do you how dogs are trained to help the visually impaired? Talk to a trainer about the details of dog training and care. This activity will be paired with Veterinary Technician.
Leaf & Tree Finder - Do you know what a maple leaf looks like? How about an acorn? What tree does it come from? Various questions and activities that involve leaves and trees.
Macroscopic Cell - Walk through our giant cell and discover different organelles. See the difference between a plant and animal cell.
Magnets - Is this magnetic? This event features magnets. Students will investigate what is magnetic and what makes an object magnetic.
Making & Using A Key - "What's that?" Learn how scientists determine which organism is which.
Maps and More! - What do geographers do? Can you find your way around the USA? Do you know the countries on all continents? How are cities planned? How do we prepare for natural disasters? Curious? Come find some answers at Maps and More!
Moon Craters - Ever thought about how the craters on the moon were made? This event investigates the relationship between asteroids and crater size. Do you think larger asteroids made larger craters? Is there a ratio between the size of the asteroid and the size of the crater? Use of kitchen materials can help us simulate the crater making process and explore these questions.
Mystery Bags and Mystery Fish of Science - Is that a marble or a rubber ball? What is in the Mystery Bag? The Mystery Bags hide objects from view and challenge students to use their others senses and the scientific method to discover the contents. Can you use your powers of observation to solve the Mystery Bag? How does the Mystery Fish move? Can you form and test your hypotheses?
Owl Pellets - What did the owl eat? Can you key out the bones and find the rodents and birds that the owl has eaten?
Planetarium - Only three shows available with preference given to students! This show features the current sky without clouds or cold!
Pond Study - Investigate the large and small of a pond. Look into a microscope and see the living things in a drop of water. Make a food web of living things in a pond. Identify a lily pad or a cattail. See our "indoor" pond.
Rubber Band Catapult - Use a catapult to see how far you can shoot a rubber band and learn about potential and kinetic energy.
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Spider Web - Learn about different kinds of spiders and their webs. Children can build a spider web using frames, string and tape, and then test their web by trying to catch a "prey".
Spirals - Learn all about spirals and how to make them.
Veterinary Technician - Ever wonder what's inside a racehorse? Are their muscles like human muscles? What does a dog need to grow healthy? This event explores the possibilities of working with animals from the "inside" out.
What Went By - What organism made that mark? Whose footprints are those? Come and learn about the signs animals leave behind.
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300 pounds! 300 pounds! I looked at the scale and couldn't believe the number staring back at me. How had this happened? How had I let myself go? I was in my early twenties, miserable, and weighing in at an unthinkable 300 pounds.
It had to stop. But how? I had tried it all. The diets, the weight loss coaches, the calorie counting, the cabbage soup diet, the no-carb diet, etc… NOTHING WORKED! Sure, I got excited after I lost a couple of pounds, but then I couldn't stay strict for long enough and fell off the wagon faster than I could shove a chocolate brownie in my mouth.
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The good: The iPad Mini's ultrathin and light design is far more intimate and booklike than the larger iPad, and its cameras, storage capacities, optional LTE antenna, and general functionality offer a full iPad experience. The screen's dimensions elegantly display larger-format magazines and apps.
The bad: The iPad Mini costs too much, especially considering the lower resolution of its 7.9-inch non-Retina Display. The A5 processor isn't as robust as the one in the fourth-gen iPad and iPhone 5. Typing on the smaller screen is not quite as comfy.
The bottom line: If you want the full, polished Apple tablet experience in a smaller package, the iPad Mini is worth the premium price. Otherwise, good alternatives are available for less money.
User reviews
Go and play with one you will love it!!!
by funhouse69 on November 27, 2012
Pros: Light weight, awesome battery life, portable, fast, well made, looks great and lightning fast Wireless and LTE (Verizon Model).
Cons: Price, No Retina Display
Summary: I am in no way a Diehard Apple Fan, I get to play with a lot of various electronics at my work. I went to purchase the Mini when it ...
Summary: I am in no way a Diehard Apple Fan, I get to play with a lot of various electronics at my work. I went to purchase the Mini when it came out but after playing with it I decided that I would wait for the Cellular Version as it is so portable and lightweight while still feeling like a high quality unit. Sure an iPad with a Retina display would be great but at what cost?
Seriously before you knock this go and play with one, you will see why it is the perfect size for portability. I use it more than the iPad 4 that I have access to.
Battery life in insane, I've been seeing 12+ hours even with LTE.2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
By far, the BEST portable tablet on the market !!! :)
by Techy1964 on November 20, 2012
Pros: 1. 200,000+ customized tablet apps run beautifully on this device from Day 1
2. It is super light, and weighs next to nothing.
3. Better resolution than iPad 2
4. Very intuitive operating system
5. GREAT gift for kids and grandparents alike!!!Cons: 1. Sure, a better processor might have been nice for some things, but it would have impacted battery life. My iPad 1 is STILL powerful enough for what I use it for, so this is an upgrade.
2. Retina would be nice but it would add $50 and drain batterySummary: Well, Steve Jobs was wrong.. there is a need for a tablet of this size. Over time I have often wished my iPad 1 was a little easier to hold ...
Summary: Well, Steve Jobs was wrong.. there is a need for a tablet of this size. Over time I have often wished my iPad 1 was a little easier to hold with one hand, and often do wish it wasn't almost the size of a small laptop. The iPad mini is small enough to fit in a purse or a jacket pocket and does everything--very well! This is compared to something like the Surface RT that does nothing very well, is bulky and confusing. In my opinion the iPad mini is the VERY best tablet that money can buy, dollar for dollar, and the iPad 4 is the second best. The Nexus 7 and 10 come in 3rd and 4th in my book, as Android 4.1 & .2 are definitely better than previous versions of Android.. but, there are just SOOOOOOOO many more cool apps for iPad and iPad mini. If you will ONLY use your tablet for internet and email, then, maybe get an Android, but if you're like me and want AWESOME apps that are only available for the iPad, like this: https://evernote.com/penultimate and these apps: http://www.omnigroup.com and these: http://www.algoriddim.com and these: http://www.korg.com/iPad_Apps ... Not to mention all the incredible apps for education and for kids!! For more on this check out.. listen to someone else's take on this: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2401676,00.asp In addition, if someone has an iPhone, it's realllllly nice to sync the iPhone and the iPad to iCloud so all your pics show up on the iPad instantly. Sure you can probably pull off this kind of thing with Android if you're a techy but most people I know, including this techy, don't want to work so hard to get their devices to "just work!" That's what you get with an iPad. It just works, and it's awesome.
2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
Perfect size, super polished
by jmseight on November 17, 2012
Pros: Works with ipad apps, one hand operation, excellent size, smaller boarder than ipad, portable
Cons: long charge time (adaptor is not the same as ipad)
Summary: This is by far my favorite iOS device. We have the ipod touch 4G, ipad 2 and now the ipad mini. The size makes this device much more useful than ...
Summary: This is by far my favorite iOS device. We have the ipod touch 4G, ipad 2 and now the ipad mini. The size makes this device much more useful than the others. Apple reduced the boarders on the ipad mini proportionately compared to the ipad and it makes the device much smaller. I would have liked to have the retina display, but I think the cost will be higher.
2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
This is the iPad i have been waiting for.
by j-land on November 17, 2012
Pros: Screen Size
Weight... or lack thereofCons: A5 chip - wish it was the faster chip...
Buttons close to edge when in portrait mode don't always work first timeSummary: I think this is a great tablet. Especially if you want to read books on it.
Obviously it can do all the things the 9.7' iPad can do, just ...Summary: I think this is a great tablet. Especially if you want to read books on it.
Obviously it can do all the things the 9.7' iPad can do, just in smaller size... so that a big plus.
I think it is a better gaming device than the 9.7' ipad as far as size and holdablity..., just wish they would have put the better chip in it since it will get dated as soon as new, more graphically intensive apps are released.
My other gripe is the buttons on the edges not working the frist time sometimes... It might be that i just have to get used to pressing them...
Very happy2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
Ultra-Light, Perfect Screen Size, Best Tablet Ever
by BikuDAA on November 17, 2012
Pros: - Unbelievably light & thin
- Perfect screen size
- Battery Life
- Can be used by one hand
- thousands of apps
- StylishCons: - Price is too high
- No retina display
- Feels little slow for some applications; should have used A6 chips instead of A5Summary: I am loving it!!!!! The iPad should have always been like this one...It's just perfect in each and every aspect...It's worth buying!!
Summary: I am loving it!!!!! The iPad should have always been like this one...It's just perfect in each and every aspect...It's worth buying!!
2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
Overall size is amazing!
by djzapp on November 10, 2012
Pros: Thin & Light
Snappy OS
Apps are abundantCons: Would like to have had a Retina Display
Summary: I have had all the iPads released and I must say this size and form factor is amazing. I have hardly picked up my 3rg Gen iPad since I purchased ...
Summary: I have had all the iPads released and I must say this size and form factor is amazing. I have hardly picked up my 3rg Gen iPad since I purchased this. I am a DJ and use the Mini for Wedding announcements and it is unbelievably light. Games and Text look good although I would have liked to have see them include the retina display. Performance is in no way sluggish although I do not play graphic intense games on it. The Mini will only get better in time, just like the Original iPad. If you are not an early adopter wait for the next one, either way this is a must have device!
2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
The perfect device for travel.
by PatTheCat1948 on November 7, 2012
Pros: Perfect size for travel: bigger than an iPod Touch but smaller than an iPad 2. Light: It's the lightest of the small tablets but still has a bigger screen than the other small tablets. Lots of apps. And, being Apple, it "just works." Runs Kindle app.
Cons: Not retina. Apparently they cannot shrink the retina display and maintain the pixel count. It's still very sharp. Reading on it is not as nice as on my big Kindle DX, but it's acceptable for travel, and half the weight. Pages cannot read odt files.
Summary: I've been waiting for a travel device bigger than my iPod Touch but under a pound, as I do not like a heavy carry-on bag. I considered all the ...
Summary: I've been waiting for a travel device bigger than my iPod Touch but under a pound, as I do not like a heavy carry-on bag. I considered all the small tablets. The Nexus 7 looked very nice, but in the end the iPad Mini won out because, although it's $70 or $80 more expensive, it's also both lighter (which is worth money to me) and has a larger screen (also worth money to me). With the biggest screen and lightest weight of all the small tablets, for me it was the clear choice.
The big surprise was that reading with the Kindle app on the iPad Mini is surprisingly comfortable. Not as nice as the e-ink on my Kindle, but very acceptable for travel, where weight is an issue: The Mini is about half the weight of my big Kindle DX.
Then I downloaded the electronic version of a magazine I subscribe to, and the Mini is worlds better than reading the glossy print version. (I hate glossy paper!) And the videos are right in the magazine.
The two or three problems I had were just a matter of finding the appropriate functions, and Apple support was excellent, talking me through. There was even a free seminar at the local Apple store.
I use NeoOffice on my Mac, and although NeoOffice can read the Word format files Pages produces, Pages cannot read the Word format files that NeoOffice (optionally) makes. But I don't really need to move files from the mac to the Mini. I'll just be writing journal entries on the Mini and later saving them to the Mac.
I'm still learning the device, but I'm very happy with it. Normally I would not buy a new gadget the day it's released, but with a trip coming up soon I made an exception and I'm very glad I did. This is my first tablet (if you don't count the iPod Touch) and I'm very happy with it. Now I'm off for another free Apple seminar: Going further with iPad.2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
I returned my iPad Mini in less than 24 hours!
by MindObix on November 4, 2012
Pros: iPad Mini has the potential to be great. But falls short.
Cons: iPad Mini Home Screen (software) is a disappointment and performance of A5 chip very sluggish.
Summary: I returned my iPad Mini in less than 24 hours!
I pre-ordered my iPad Mini and it came on November 2nd as excepted and returned it back to apple on ...Summary: I returned my iPad Mini in less than 24 hours!
I pre-ordered my iPad Mini and it came on November 2nd as excepted and returned it back to apple on November 3rd, 2012.
As usual when ever I unboxed an apple product my expectation is set very high and Apple has always delivered in past. Our immediate family and parents combined have 2 x iMacs, 1 x iPhone 4s, 1 x iphone 4, 3 x ipod touches, 2 x Original iPad,1 x ipad 2, 4 x Apple TV, 1 x MacBook Air and several apple accessories. Our family loves Apple.
So anyone who is going to read this blog please understand it breaks my heart to tell you iPad Mini is not a Steve Job's Apple product and the $329.00 price is not justified.
iPad Mini was a disappointment in many levels and here is my short lived experience with it:
When I opened the package I admired the hardware first before even turning the screen on. It was well finished and beautiful just like the new 5th Generation iPod Touch (4 inch). In fact I felt that outer design and hardware spec. is almost identical to the new iPod touch. I personally don't care for the anodized aluminum it feels very cheap compared to the original ipad or ipad 2's aluminum material.
After admiring the hardware for a minute I turned on the ipad Mini. I was instantly disappointed with the home screens icons and label sizes. It felt as if you were holding a bigger iPod touch (5th Gen.) with small tiny icons & text. Instead of making the icons and labels slightly bigger proportionate to the 7.9 inch screen size just like they have done it on the iPad 9.7 inch.
I thought ok the main screen of icons and labels was disappointing let me see if it will grow on me and tried to convince myself otherwise. Next I tried to surf the web using safari. I look at the address bar and search bar labels and text that you type it was so tiny you could barely see it. Here I felt may the Retina Display would have made the difference but I still feel Apple as company should have put lot more efforts to make the software design match to the hardware size spec. of the iPad Mini's 7.9 inch.
A5 chip performance was sluggish especially when you are trying to install apps from the App Store or launching books from the iBook's app. Screen paints slowly when you search for apps and you go to purchased tab the load of all the apps very slow. Here Apple is marketing the iPad Mini is just like iPad. Not true.
I tried news and rss feed app: Flipboard. iPad Mini as eReader is a fine device choice but $329.00 for a eReader?
Next I tested the video and audio by playing trailers and they were fine no disappointment there.
I started to type some notes and write on the tablets using the built-in Notes App and Penultimate. I felt screen size was fine for this purpose. I was trying to evaluate can I replace iPad 9.7 inch and use the iPad Mini more than just media consuming device. I think you can but I felt this iPad Mini fell short.
I configured my Mail and that worked fine. Than I thought I have my iPhone 4s why would I open this device and send email. Most likely I will probably use it for reading emails but most of the time my iPhone would do the job to read and write.
The biggest disappoint was the first gen. iPad Mini fell short of my high expectation that I have of Apple. I strongly feel if Steve was alive he would have stopped iPad Mini Project or would have pushed the team to another level to extract the perfection that he always aspired and demanded.
If the following improvements were made to iPad Mini I would pay $329.00 or even $349.00:
Retina Display is needed and make the home screen page's icons and text proportionate to 7.9 inch hardware size. When see iPad 9.7 the icons and text are beautiful. Apple team please put some thought and effort.
Please put a A6/A6x chip with 1 GB of RAM. The whole experience is sluggish and disappointing especially App Store and iBooks.
Improve Safari's experience with bigger address bar, search bar & tab labels bigger.
Please rethink using Anodized Aluminium it feels cheap. Lighter and thinner should not be the overarching focus but the overall experience and making the hardware more durable and pleasurable to hold even-though some times it might be heavier. Here I feel iPhone 4/4s, iPad (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th gen) and iPod (3rd, 4th gen) are far superior to hold and durable even-though they are thicker and heavier.
If all of the above is done I will definitely buy the iPad Mini and replace iPad 9.7 inch.
As it stands the current iPad Mini is worth only $299.00 same pricing as iPod Touch 4 inch. (5th Gen.). Even then I would personally buy iPad 2, iPad 3 refurbished or iPad 4 and that is money well spent.
I feel after this experience Apple needs to put lot more concentration on the Software iOS and be careful with the Hardware design (thinner and lighter should not be the primary focus).
I hope the recent Apple's Management shake up hopefully make the company stronger and up hold on Steve's maniacal pursuit of perfection of products that intersects Technology & Liberal Arts.
THE IPAD MINI BEFORE YOU DECIDE TO PURCHASE IT!14 out of 32 users found this user opinion helpful.
A perfectly-sized iPad
by plogue87 on November 2, 2012
Pros: Beautiful, solid design,
Stereo speakers,
Long battery life,
App selection,
iCloudCons: Non-retina display (*read below),
Non-updated internalsSummary: Just bought my iPad mini this morning and I love it! Those who say the non-"retina" display is a caveat that will prevent them from loving this device are ...
Summary: Just bought my iPad mini this morning and I love it! Those who say the non-"retina" display is a caveat that will prevent them from loving this device are blowing the issue way out of proportion... I have an iPhone 4 and am very accustom to "retina" displays and if you hold this device at a normal distance from your face (and not close enough to try to discern pixels) you will not notice this "con" in everyday use. The only thing that disappointed me was the omission of improved internals (processor and memory). While this has absolutely no effect on performance (its very fast) I was hoping for newer components to feel a bit more future-proof. None-the-less, I still recommend the device to those who want a small, light, and more portable iPad.
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A mini revelation.
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- Touchscreen Yes
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- Run Time 10 hour(s)
- Run Time Details Web browsing over Wi-Fi - up to 10 hour(s),
Video playback - up to 10 hour(s),
Audio playback - up to 10 hour(s) Miscellaneous
- Color Black & slate
- Sensors Accelerometer,
Ambient light sensor,
Three-axis gyro sensor,
Digital compass - Features Front camera ,
Rear camera ,
Bluetooth - Included Accessories Power adapter
- Cables Included 1 x Lightning to USB cable
Dimensions & Weight
- Width 5.3 in
- Depth 0.28 in
- Height 7.87 in
- Weight 0.68 lbs
Manufacturer Warranty
- Service & Support Details Limited warranty - 1 year,
Technical support - Phone consulting - 90 days Environmental Parameters
- Min Operating Temperature 32 °F
- Max Operating Temperature 95 °F
- Humidity Range Operating 5 - 95% (non-condensing)
- Min Storage Temperature -4 °F
- Max Storage Temperature 113 °F
- Max Altitude Operating 9840 ft
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Frederick was one of the vampires who was trapped in the tomb with Anna's mother, Pearl. He was also Bethanne's lover, the one responsible for turning her. His family name and his age as a vampire are unknown but he appears to be a man in his late twenties to early thirties when he was turned and his attitude seemed to be one of that recently turned in 1864 or slightly earlier. He was later killed by Stefan Salvatore. Federick made his first appearance in There Goes the Neighborhood.
Frederick made another appearance in the Season Three episode Ghost World. He was one of the ghosts that invade the town during the Night of Illumination. He is portrayed by Stephen Martines.
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Throughout the seriesEdit
Season OneEdit
Frederick was dating a vampire named Bethanne, who is killed by Stefan and Damon when they go to their house to attack them, after having seen Damon at the Mystic Grill and mistaking Elena for Katherine. He blamed the townspeople and the Salvatores for imprisoning him and wanted revenge. He was very temperamental and was perhaps the most violent vampire to ever enter Mystic Falls, and he was also the only vampire seen to openly challenge Pearl's authority. He and his followers rebelled against Pearl while she was gone in town after she started taking a more tolerant and even forgiving attitude to the town's descendants and the Salvatores. They captured and tortured Stefan and when Harper, Pearl's loyal friend and servant, tried to prevent it, Harper was also captured and tortured by them.
Damon had came looking for Stefan, but Frederick refused to let him inside, telling Samantha Gibbons to never let "this bad man" in. Afterwards, with the help of Elena and Alaric, Damon rescued Stefan and Frederick ran off into the woods. Damon and Alaric stayed behind to kill the other vampires in the house and Elena helped carry Stefan to her car. Frederick came and attacked them, knocking down a very weakened Stefan. Elena staked Frederick in his back, temporarily wounding him. Frederick was then killed by Stefan Salvatore after Elena revitalized him by feeding Stefan her blood. (Let The Right One In)
Season ThreeEdit
In Ghost World, Frederick along with other tomb vampires return thanks to the Original Witch, Vicki Donovan and Bonnie Bennett. Following his revenge, Frederick continued attacking the founding families of Mystic Falls. A few minutes before the Illumination lights are lit up Anna runs into Frederick who explains that he and the tomb vampires have unfinished business with the founding families, straight after the Illumination lights are lit up we find out that Frederick and the tomb vampires have killed Tobias Fell who's hanging dead in the tree. We next see Frederick and the tomb vampires when they focus on eliminating Carol Lockwood, Caroline Forbes stops them by engaging in battle, Caroline holds her on against them until Frederick attacks her from behind but he and the tomb vampires vanish when Bonnie and Sheila Bennett cast the spell to return them to the "Other Side".
Powers and AbilitiesEdit
Some of these powers are more potent when the vampire gets older and feeds on human blood.
- Super Strength - Vampires are much stronger than humans and grow stronger with time. Even new vampires who are still in transition can toss a fully grown human across a room with great speed and force. Their strength is also more powerful then werewolves that are not in wolf form.
- Super Speed - Vampires can accelerate their movements to cover short distances in an instant, faster than the human eye can see. When running across long distances, they appear as vibrating blurs of motion.
- Emotional Control - The supernatural ability to control and manipulate the emotions of one's self.
- Dream Manipulation - Vampires can control dreams and subconscious. The vampires can produce and modify dreams, bestow nightmares or lucid dreaming. Other effects of this ability is the distortion of reality and trapped in the dreams.
- Heightened Senses - They can hear whispered conversations, even ones in far off buildings, smell blood, and see in total darkness.
- Mind Compulsion - Vampires have the ability to control minds, plague people's dreams, and alter/erase human memories.
- Immortality - A vampire stops aging once turned. Upon their transformation, vampires then on become immune to all conventional illness, disease, virus and infection. The only known disease or infection that can kill a vampire is a werewolf bite.
- Healing Factor - Vampires can snap their finger bones back into place after being broken and have been seen to fully recover from gunshots, stab wounds, and torso impalement.
- Vervain - When ingested, vervain causes a vampire to become severely weak and feverish. Also, If a vampire's skin is exposed to vervain, it can result in burning them.
- Wood - If a vampire is wounded by wood it will cause the vampire to become severely weak and if a vampire takes a wooden stake through its heart it will result in death.
- Heart Extraction - The act of removing a vampire's heart will result in death.
- Werewolf Bite - The bite of a werewolf is extremely lethal to normal vampires.
- Magic - Witches are able to give supernatural aneurysms that cause the blood vessels of vampires to explode.
- Decapitation - The act of dismembering or removing the head of a vampire will result in death.
- Uninvited Invitation - Vampires cannot enter a house without being invited in. If they are in the house without being invited in they will become disoriented.
- Vampire bloodline- All vampires were sired from the Originals, the progenitors of the bloodline. If an Original dies, all vampire sired by them and subsequent of these vampires will die as well.
Attitudes toward humansEdit
His attitude towards humans were that they are only good for food and amusement. This was augmented by his unrelenting quest for vengeance against the descendants of the Mystic Falls town fathers who put them in the tomb in the first place. It didn't matter that the people who actually entombed him were long dead. He had no compunction against feeding on humans as he did on a glamored Ms. Gibbons as they used her farmhouse as a home. Anna, concerned for her safety led Gibbons from him.
Frederick is of Old German origin, and the meaning is "peaceful ruler".
- Season 1
- Season 3
- Frederick appears as a vampire in Season 1 and as a ghost in Season 3.
- He was the second leader (after Pearl) of the tomb vampires.
- He was rebellious and bitter toward Pearl's leadership but was also afraid of her power.
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