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You probably haven't heard of the Fight Football League. By the time you finish reading this post, it will be your favorite sport.
Formed in Italy, the Fight Football League reminds one at first of something akin to rugby. Players move a ball by carrying or passing it up the field, scoring by getting it in a net at the end.
Then you notice they're wearing MMA gloves. That's because it's perfectly legal to beat the shit out of anyone on the opposing team, MMA style, whether they're carrying the ball or not.
It's more than legal; it's encouraged. If you knock out or otherwise injure a player, his team doesn't get to substitute for him. So instead of flopping around to draw a red card to put your team a man up, FFLers will simply pummel opponents into unconsciousness to gain a man advantage.
Here's a FFL promo video, and footage of an entire game:
For now, Fight Football exists only in Italy. That's fitting, because according to the organizers, it's inspired by an ancient Roman ballgame called Harpastum. A dubious claim, because the rules of Harpastum remain mostly unknown, but we'll let slide anything that lends legitimacy to a 20-man battle royale.
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I am seriously concerned if India is drained out emotionally after two tough games.
What a matchup. Tendulkar Vs. Murali in Murali's and possibly Tendulkar's last ODI international.
Mathews not likely for Saturday, and with him are only lower order bat.
"Despite the injury Angelo sustained while fielding, he is still with us, though on the face of it he would need a miraculous recovery to be able to play on Saturday in the Final." per Mahela
Silva and Kapu in same playing XI
For as long as there is limited overs cricket - of ten, twenty or fifty overs - there will remain the Sri Lankan spinners' mid-innings choke
I think India will win ,specially at home but can't see where this will win very easily confidence is coming from.
Srilanka are a pretty strong unit. For me stronger than Pakistan in Indian conditions.
The Kargil War has been won ,time for the Ramayana now.
If Mathews is out, Gambhir, who I think has the same injury, will almost definitely be out.
"I am very happy and it will allow me to have lot more rice."
Eoin Morgan on being given a rice cooker for being Man of the Match in a Dhaka Premier Division game.
Specially if India is chasing.
Kohli has looked a bit out of sorts in the last few matches and specially today on slower wickets starting against the spinners.
Tries to work almost everything to the leg side.
Mathews would be a real big blow to Srilanka too.
Playing India in India makes them favourites but I think the guys are up for it and will give it their all.
Murali's last game, he will bring it.
Come on Sri Lanka, bring home the World Cup!!
"I will go down as Darren Sammy, the one who always smiles" - Darren Sammy
Yeah. Mathews ruins SL's balance and lower order hitting, and Gambhir hurts India's left-right combinations and quality middle order batting.
Also hurts India's experience too. For all the chat about Yusuf, he actually hasn't played that much international cricket. Enough not to be a rookie of course. But still.
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With opening day just a bit over a week away, the Orioles' starting rotation is just as murky as it was when spring training began. Going into camp, we knew pretty much exactly what we know now: Jeremy Guthrie would be the Opening Day starter, Koji Uehara would hopefully chisel himself out a spot, and the rest was basically a crapshoot, hoping that somebody, ANYBODY would step up and claim those remaining 3 openings.
Well, NOBODY has, in case you haven't noticed. The O's famously (or infamously) invited 37 pitchers to Spring Training, and they still can't hammer out 5 starting pitchers. Let's take a look at the ineptitude that the bunch has produced so far…
Now, attempt to choose 3 from that mediocrity-defining list, and you certainly don't envy the position manager Dave Trembley is in. So far this week, he has stated that Pauley and Baez are both out of the running. Bergeson was ruled out as of last weekend. Hill has had some injury issues since he showed up, and hasn't seen any live action aside from an intrasquad game yesterday, in which he got roughed up to the tune of 3 R, 2 H, 1 BB, and 2 HBP in 2.0 innings.
Penn, Eaton, Hendrickson, Simon, and Bass are the 5 left standing to try to seize one of the 3 openings. This O's fan would love to see Hayden Penn step up and become the solid major league starter that we all thought he could be back as a 20-year-old wonderkid, before freak injuries and bad luck conspired against him. Penn should be handed one of the starting spots, and given "one last chance" to prove himself, and justify the amount of time and money the O's have spent on him. If he still can't perform, then the time will have come to "cut bait" with Hayden.
Adam Eaton is pretty much a joke. When I told "Phillies fan" that the O's had picked him up, he could barely contain his laughter. Although the Phils are still eating much of his "worst contract in baseball," the Eaton pick-up still reeks of desperation by the O's.
The same can be said for Mark Hendrickson, a 7-year veteran who is a sorry 50-63 with a 5.07 ERA in his career.
Alfredo Simon was intriguing, but regressed this week. His chances are looking like slim and none, with slim warming up the car.
The guys that have been paying closer attention to the team this spring than I admittedly have seem to agree that Bass will be in the rotation come the start of the season. Bass, 27, started 4 games for the O's last summer after coming over from Minnesota. He gave up 21 hits in 14 innings, struck out 13 and had an ERA of 4.71.
As for Guthrie and Uehara, well…let's just say I'd be a lot more comfortable with those 2 as our #2-3 starters, instead of 1-2. Alas, that is not the orange world in which we live.
Guthrie had an awful go of it representing Team USA in the World Baseball Classic, allowing 6 runs and 14 hits in just 3.2 innings, prompting the O's to ask Jeremy to come back a little early from the festivities. He wasn't extremely happy with the team for that, reports indicate, but both sides seem eager to move forward and get JG ready for the Yankees on April 6. Let's hope they can do just that, as Guthrie is the ONLY established, consistent MLB starter on this roster.
Uehara has been promisingly solid in the ST games, striking out 12 while walking only 3 in just 7.2 innings of work in his 3 starts.
On the bright side, the O's look to be very solid out of the bullpen once again. Chris Ray's return has been very impressive, as he is yet to allow a single run in his 8.1 innings this Spring. If Jim Johnson and George Sherrill can regain their 2008 forms, innings 7, 8, and 9 could be lights out in Baltimore.
However, you have to get through those first 7 innings. As good as the bullpen has the potential to be, it looks like there is just as much potential for them to be worn out by Memorial Day, unless some competent starting arms emerge.
I hope I'm not coming across as "too negative," as some O's fans tend to label anybody who is critical of the team. Don't get me wrong; I am just as excited about the offensive potential of this team moving forward as the drunkest orange kool-aid connoisseur.
Markakais, Jones, and Weiters? Sounds great to me.
But until the "cavalry" (as some have labeled them) of Matusz, Arrieta, and Tillman arrive, who is going to pitch for this team? There were plenty of proven veteran free agent starters on the market this winter, and I can't for the life of me understand how the O's settled on Adam Eaton and Mark Hendrickson over, say, Derek Lowe and John Garland.
Anyway, like the rest of you, I'm going to be watching – hoping (but not hopeful) for the best.


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Tempo #2
Sunday 2/26 - We are back at Shelby Park. 9 a.m.
First of all, last week's long run was epic. This week we are back at Shelby.
During the course of our 1/2 marathon / marathon training, we have several different types of runs. Of course there are those standard, obligatory (and important) steady state long runs. That is where you just start slowly, and build into a steady pace that is about 1:30 to 2:30 minutes slower per mile than your 3 mile time trial pace.
Interspersed in these long runs we have 4 structured tempo runs. We still run a fairly long distance, but for periods of time, we will run at or above our goal 1/2 marathon pace. (Tempo pace, which is 85-90% max heart rate, or between 20 and 45 seconds slower per mile than 3 mile TT pace.) This week is one of those workouts... The first 2 parts of the workout are the same for everyone the bold part is different:
Novice (80 min total): 15 minutes easy + 5 x (5 min Tempo + 1 min easy) + 20 min easy + 5 min tempo + 10 min easy
Intermediate (90 min total): 15 minutes easy + 5 x (5 min Tempo + 1 min easy) + 25 min easy + 10 min tempo + 10 min easy
Advanced (105 min total): 15 minutes easy + 5 x (5 min Tempo + 1 min easy) + 35 min easy + 15 min tempo + 10 min easy
Note: You need feedback for these types of run. Types of feedback include heart rate, pace and perceived effort level. During the "tempo" portions of your runs, your heart should be between 85 and 90% of your maximum. Your pace should be around 20-30 seconds per mile slower than your 3-mile time trial pace. (If you don't have a GPS watch, I am going to mark the quarter miles on the 3-mile Shelby Loop.) Finally, your breathing should never be auditory. i.e. If you can hear yourself breathing, you are going too hard.
Calling All Parents...
Part of our mission at East Nasty is to support local businesses...because we love East Nashville and want to make it a great place to live and run. Well a couple of East Nasties have gotten together to open a new baby & children's consignment store! You'll learn more about Amanda Silvera and Casey Sloss soon, but their new store (called "Cheep Cheap") has their grand opening this Saturday from 10-4. Cheep Cheap is located in the Porter Road East complex, 711 Porter Rd.
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Paganini: Industry Back on Track by 2014 Jan. 2
Helicopter Industry Struggles with Safety Goals Jan. 9
Sikorsky/Boeing Back Together on Joint Multi-Role Jan. 25
Bell Seeks FAA Approval for 429 Weight Increase Jan. 30
Helicopter Industry Active at Aero India Feb. 6
Italian Police Arrest Finmeccanica CEO Over Corruption Allegations Feb. 13
Heli-Expo Pre-Show e-letters Feb. 26, 27 and March 1
Lutz Bertling Exits Eurocopter March 13
New Chinese Ownership Brings 'Great Change' to Enstrom March 22
Bristow Helicopters Wins £1.6 Billion UK SAR Contract March 27
Pilot Report: Flying the Eurocopter EC175 April 3
German Start-Up Building Electric Two-Seater April 10
Indonesia Joins Bell 429 Weight Club April 17
Avincis Group Breeds Safety-First Culture April 24
AgustaWestland Philadelphia to Produce AW169 May 1
Navy Restarts VXX Presidential Helicopter Replacement May 8
Army Advisor Pours 'Cold Water' on AAS Tech Demos May 15
AHS Forum Converges on Technology in Demanding Environments May 24
ATSB Issues Safety Actions in Waterfall Rescue Investigation May 29
NAVAIR Orders Four CH-53K Demo Aircraft June 6
Panel Calls for Quicker Science & Technology Development June 12
AW189 Closes In On Certification June 26
Russians Develop Six Civil Variants at a Time July 3
Era and LCI Order 10 Each from AgustaWestland July 10
Bell Raises 525 Performance Numbers July 17
EC225 Returns to Service with SonAir July 31
Lockheed Martin Makes Early Bid for Future Helicopter Mission Systems Aug. 7
Sikorsky Uncovers Matrix Autonomous Helicopter Technology Aug. 14
Russian Helicopters Gears Up for MAKS Aug. 21
Turbomeca Teams with Russian Helicopters on Maintenance Aug. 28
UK Approves AS332 Return to Service Sept. 4
Marines Extend K-Max in Afghanistan, Again Sept. 11
Helitech Pre-Show e-letters Sept. 17, 19, 23
CAA to Examine North Sea Operations as Avincis, Bristow and CHC Partner Sept. 25
Tiltrotor, X2 and X3: Different Strokes at High Speed Oct. 2
Guimbal Details Cabri Maintenance Savings Oct. 9
Helitech Organizers: 5,600 Attendees Represents 12% Uptick Oct. 16
Bell Reveals Retractable-Wheeled 429 Oct. 23
Next Step for ITEP: Engine Runs Oct. 30
Army, Navy Conduct Joint Mideast Training Exercises Nov. 6
Boeing Wraps Up Production of Delta Apache Nov. 13
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EASA Approves Bond NVG Ops February
Starlite Purchases Elite Simulator February
Safety Takes Center Stage at Heli-Expo March
TSI Gives Moral Courage Award to Bond, USCG March
Eurocopter Identifies Root Cause of EC225 Issue April
Flight Safety Foundation Seeks More Involvement in Helicopter Industry April
NTSB Issues PED Safety Guidelines to FAA and Air Methods May
Avincis Group Strives for 'Fundamental Change' in Safety Approach May
EDA Graduates First Tactics Instructors June
CAE Breaks Ground at Brunei Training Center June
Meet the ISSP: Working to Increase Safety in Transportation July
EASA Validates Eurocopter EC225 Fix July
AS332 Accident Renews Safety Concerns Over Super Puma Family August
NASA to Crash Test Helicopter Fuselage with FAA August
Eurocopter Employs Helicopter LPV Approaches in Germany September
Turbomeca CEO Details RTM322 Plans September
Vision Zero Award Goes to Boston MedFlight October
Chinook Simulator Upgrade Serves Dutch CH-47D/F Training October
2013 Rotorcraft Outlook Panel 14
Annual Reports 23
NAVAIR Sets Ball Rolling (Again) for Presidential VXX Replacement 8
Sikorsky Completes CH-53K Ground Test Vehicle 9
Flying the MD540F 46
AW189 Prototype Visits U.S. Stops as Part of Global Flight Test Campaign 12
Sikorsky, Boeing Partner Again on JMR/Future Vertical Lift 14
Bell 525 Progress Continues: Focus on Relentless Systems & Simulators 24
Q&A with American Eurocopter CEO Marc Paganini 28
Heli-Expo Heads to Las Vegas 32
Elbit's Vision Past the Fiscal Cliff 36
Industry Struggles with 2016 Safety Goal 40
AgustaWestland Controversy Emerges from Dust of Aero India 2013 12
Bell Continues to Seek FAA Approval for 429 Weight Increase 22
Let the Good Times Roll 36
Helicopters Allow O&G Producers to Go Further Offshore 44
Return of the Excellence Ratings 50
A Career Policing London's Skies 52
Lutz Bertling to Exit Eurocopter, Move to Bombardier Transportation 10
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Tilton: 540F Helps Fuel Record 2012 for MD Helicopters 11
Kaman Reorganizes Helicopter Division Around Strengths 12
Bell 525 Controls: 'Just Grab It and Fly It' 14
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Enstrom Introduces Garmin G1000H Option 16
TSI Gives Moral Courage Award to Bond, USCG Alaska 19
Cobham Demos HeliSAS During Heli-Expo 20
Robinson Reports Productive 2012, Promising 2013 22
Sizable Fleet Orders, New Engines Dominate Heli-Expo 26
DARPA: Speed, Efficiency Key to Future VTOL Designs M5
Bell Submits Third-Gen JMR Tech Demonstrator M5
AgustaWestland Reveals 'Project Zero' Tiltrotor TD M5
Flying Through the Ceiling M8
Future Vertical Lift: A New Hope in Challenging Times M12
UK Government Cuts Military from SAR Role with Bristow Selection 12
Safety Board: Testing, Multitasking Factors in 2011 EMS Crash 16
Erickson to Expand Fleet, Services with Purchase of Evergreen 16
Osprey Takes on Greyhound in Fight Over U.S. Navy COD 18
Honeywell Outlook: Demand Strong Through 2015 18
Russian Aviation Authority Grants R66 Certification 20
New Engines, Upgraded Systems Power Boeing AH64E 22
Future Vertical Lift: An Overview 29
New Generation of Offshore Helicopters 34
Quad-A: Gotta Case of the Sequestration Blues
One-on-Ones with Top Brass at Sikorsky, Avincis Group and Breeze-Eastern 42
AgustaWestland to Bolster Philadelphia Line with AW169 Addition 12
Eurocopter Demonstrates 'Me Too' Optionally Piloted Helicopter 14
Synthetic Vision: Seeing What You Should be Missing 28
A Decade of Change for Australia's Military Helicopters 34
Paris Prepares for Aviation Takeover 38
Fighting the Flames 42
Helicopter Operations to Offshore Wind Farms, London Conference Update 12
Bell Partners with Turbomeca on Light Single to Compete with EC120, R66 14
Virginia State Police: Protecting the Commonwealth 26
Striving for Excellence: 2013 Ratings 32
Essential Ground Equipment: A Quick Guide 40
R&D Report: Technology at AHS Forum 43
Panel: Google, Apple Engineers Got Nothing on Challenges of Helicopter Industry 48
EASA Approves Eurocopter EC225 Fix as Operators Prepare for Return to Service 10
Bell Boosts 525 Performance, Touts Fly-by-Wire Controls 12
Russian Helicopters Moves Six Civil Variants Forward at the Same Time 14
Rockwell Collins Launches HeliSure Line of Avionics 16
Sikorsky S-76D: Power and Innovation 20
Rotorcraft Training Guide, Part Two: International 26
Shaping the UK's Helicopter Force Post-Afghanistan M6
Sitting Down with Sikorsky President Mick Maurer: The Paris Interview 12
Better Equipped for the Hunt 16
Sikorsky's Matrix Seeks to 'Execute Mission Within a Virtual View of the World' 20
Lockheed Martin Makes Early Bid for JMR/FVL Mission System 22
Not Just Folding Wings & Tails 30
Helitech International Means Business: Show Preview 36
Integrating Aerial SAR Responders 40
No Mess, No Fuss 46
UK Civil Aviation Authority Probes Scottish AS332 Crash 12
Rolls-Royce Completes Sale of RTM322 Share to Turbomeca 20
Tennessee's Own: LIFESTAR Air Medical Services 26
Russia Means Business: Marketing War, Not Cold War 32
Why Buy When You Can Lease? 38
Whirlwinds in a Forgotten War 44
IHST Strives to Lower Accident Rate 48
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LONDON, April 15 (UPI) -- Colin Davis, longtime conductor and president of the London Symphony Orchestra, has died after a short illness, the organization announced. He was 85.
Davis first served as conductor of the orchestra in 1959 and became its principal conductor in 1995. He held the position until 2006 when he was appointed president.
"He will be remembered with huge affection and admiration by the LSO and our thoughts are with his family at this time," the orchestra said in a statement on its website after Davis died Sunday night.
"Sir Colin's role in British musical life was immense. Alongside his commitment to the LSO, he forged special relationships with the Royal Opera House, the BBCSO, and the English Chamber Orchestra, as well as mentoring many young performers and conductors at the Royal Academy of Music and the Guildhall School," the LSO said in its statement.
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June 15, 2013, (ISN) – On Friday night, Volleyball Canada held its 2013 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, which honours athletes, coaches and builders who have contributed significantly to the sport of volleyball in Canada over the years.
"It is an honour to welcome Gino, Sandy and Vale into the Hall of Fame," said Volleyball Canada president Hugh Wong. "They are truly inspiring individuals who have given so much to volleyball over the years and continue to have influence on our sport."
The following are the three individuals who make up the class of 2013:
GINO BROUSSEAU – athlete
Now assistant coach for the National Champions Université Laval, Gino Brousseau has been an All-Star, MVP and Athlete of the Year at multiple championships and institutions. He was a member of Team Canada Men's Volleyball from 1986 to 2000, including the 1992 Olympic Team in Barcelona. Gino also enjoyed a stellar professional international career competing for 13 years as a professional volleyball player in Italy, Japan and France where he helped his teams win numerous titles.
For his impressive accomplishments as an athlete, Gino was inducted into the Quebec Volleyball Hall of Fame in 2009. And now, Volleyball Canada is pleased to induct this outstanding athlete and role model into the Volleyball Canada Hall of Fame.
SANDY SILVER – builder
Sandy Silver has been a leader and builder in the sport of volleyball for over 40 years. Head coach at Seneca College, York University and UBC, she was also Assistant Coach for the Canadian Women's Volleyball Team.
Since the late 1980s and to this day, Sandy has stayed very active in volleyball at the BC, regional and national level as a Director of the BC Volleyball Association and chair of their Coaches Committee, as the Convenor of the Canada West Universities Athletic Association men's and women's Volleyball Program and as an ongoing mentor coach to numerous past and present intercollegiate women coaches.
Over her lengthy career, Sandy has contributed a great deal to the advancement of volleyball in British Columbia and throughout Canada and Volleyball Canada is honoured to recognize her contributions by inducting her as a Builder into the Volleyball Canada Hall of Fame.
VALE SAVEGE – builder
Vale Savege has made a significant contribution to sport in British Columbia and beyond. She was a multi-sport athlete who competed for Canada as a member of both the National Women's Volleyball team and the National Women's Basketball team. She is a Pan American Games bronze medallist.
As a coach, she led the women's volleyball program at the University of Toronto and was a founder of the women's volleyball program at Simon Fraser University. As an official, Vale became the first female official to be recognized as a Volleyball Canada Lifetime Member.
Vale's contributions to the sport of volleyball span almost 50 years and she has served as a volunteer at every level and encouraged countless numbers of people to assume leadership roles in sport.
The three new inductees were honoured at the World League match against Korea in Mississauga, Ontario, last night. Canada beat Korea in three sets and the two teams play again Saturday night, with the Canadians looking to better their World League record (3 wins, 2 losses). Tickets still available for tonight's game.


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Internationally franchised restaurant-café
Branches:Achrafieh, Dbayeh, Saida Mall, Verdun, Kaslik
Price:Between 18$ and 35$
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Casper & Gambini's specializes in serving gourmet meals and specialty espresso-based drinks, with an emphasis on health and fresh ingredients. The all-day menu comprises hot cuisine, sandwiches, salads, weekly features, homemade desserts, coffee and juices, served in an elegant and contemporary atmosphere.
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"Our passion and stern belief in quality and constant innovation has rendered us this treasured brand. Everyone within the Casper & Gambini's circle understands and delivers our ethos: We don't have owners, we have ambassadors. We don't have chefs we have nutritional artists. We don't have waiters, we have culinary guides. We don't have customers, we have partners."
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Sep 5, 2010 at 14:29I liked the food a lot but feel that prices are sometimes too exagerated for certain dishes!!!
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ABC Mall Achrafieh.
Phone Number: 01 209 666
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Phone Number: 04 407 666
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Last month, the MIT men's tennis team claimed its 16th straight NEWMAC title, defeating the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in the semifinals, 5-0, before winning against Babson College in the finals by a score of 6-0. Tech has claimed the conference title every year since the conference began in 1999. MIT, who is currently 13-5 on the season, received a first round bye to last year's championships, falling to Skidmore College in the second round. This will be the Engineers' ninth consecutive national's appearance and their 21st overall.
Tech's women's tennis team defended its NEWMAC title in October, defeating host Wellesley College by a score of 5-1 to claim the program's sixth conference championship. The Cardinal and Gray, who are 16-4 on the 2013-14 season and are ranked 13th in the country, will be taking part in the tournament as a team for the fourth time in school history. Last year, MIT had a 5-0 win over Simmons College in the first round and fell to Middlebury College the second round.


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They found no evidence that hydroxycitric acid, the active ingredient in weight loss products made from garcinia cambogia, produced significant weight loss. The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition in 2004 published a systematic review of meta-analyses and clinical trials on dietary supplements for weight loss by complementary medicine researchers at the Universities of Exeter and Plymouth.
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One hundred years ago, an ocean liner collided with an iceberg and sank in the North Atlantic. One thousand five hundred and seventeen lives were lost. Seven hundred and ten people survived.
Those are the bare, unadorned facts of the Titanic disaster. But, of course, describing that epic, endlessly fascinating and (let's face it) romantic catastrophe in such spare, soulless terms is a bit like calling Moby-Dick a tale about fishing: mere facts do not even come close to encompassing the scale of the tragedy, or explaining the astonishing hold the events of April 14-15, 1912, have long had on our collective imagination.
Discussing why the Titanic saga still resonates today with millions of people around the globe, the editors of LIFE Books — in the new release, Titanic: The Tragedy that Shook the World: One Century Later — write of the disaster that long ago assumed the narrative lineaments of a modern myth:
"Various elements made this drama essential: Had the great ship sunk on her second or third Atlantic crossing rather than he maiden voyage, had she been just marginally less grand, had Margaret 'Molly' Brown or John Jacob Astor IV not been aboard, had the band not played as the frigid d waters rose, had the world been at war or otherwise distracted, well, the Titanic might be simply one more footnote in maritime lore. But as it is, the Titanic's is a legendary seafaring story to challenge Ahab and his Pequod.
"One hundred years later," the editors note, "we are all paying attention again. But then: We have never not paid attention."
Here, LIFE.com offers a selection of images from the book: pictures that remind us, poignantly, not only of the phenomenal, harrowing scope of the Titanic disaster, but of its human cost — a cost measured in the lives of individuals, and families, whose world was upended, forever, on a cold night in the North Atlantic one hundred years ago.
Buy the LIFE book, Titanic: The Tragedy That Shook the World: One Century Later.
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 27 diseños de 6 diseñadores freelance.
Data Agility
Data Agility is a seven year old business and IT consulting firm Headquartered in Melbourne Australia. The essence of our brand is 'Experience Expertise' and our special thing is 'answering the questions managers have'. The words Data and Agility are important.
What we actually do is develop and deploy information management strategies for our clients. The 'develop' bit applies our well worked out Enterprise Information Management framework. The deploy bit involves a whole swage of detailed data stuff including improving data quality, building data warehouses and marts, deploying reporting and prediction tools and data integration/migration.
Our workforce are in their later 20's/early 30's and are well educated and often have expereince of working with an IBM/Deloitte type organisation. The staff general regard themselves as smart, modern and probably a bit funky. We are also reasonably sporty and get involved in the Triathlon scene. Our core values are passion, professionalism, innovation and growth (for our clients and ourselves!)
While we have less than 100 staff we compete in our market with the afore-said large firms. We don't have the scale of some of our competitors but we do have 'Experience Expertise' and we are much more nimble.
Two years ago we changed the corporate colours from Blue to Green acknowledgeing the importance of the sustainability agenda.
Our clients are cross industry but we do plenty of work with Big Banks and Gov departments as well as other organisations such as retailers and utility companies. We also do plenty of work with Hospitals - both public and private.
Within these organisations we engage with department heads in the biggest orgs and with C level officers in midsized companies . We work with people at all levels in these businesses.
Our current website is at dataagility.com. The website is the company brochure and a place for requesting documents such as Data Agility White Papers.
There are three target communities:
Senior officers of clients and target organisations who need to see a competent, proven and successful company.
Middle ranking business and technology staff who want to understand in detail our offerings and will wish to access our publishable collateral
Potential recruits who will want to review the company and send us their credentials (CV's)
We also understand that our Competitors will review our content.
We want to show a positive front to each of these communities as we emerge from the rigors of the GFC
Our current website does most of the things we need it to do but we have two issues. Firstly we cannot edit it, we have to use the supplier, and we want to be able to do our own edits. Secondly we've been looking at it a long time and we'ed like something fresh.
As a guide, we like the look of steria.co.uk - its similar to our current look but contemporary. It also has much of the stuff we have. We are happy to consider options that are 'steria like' or more creative options.
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Data Agility logo
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Partner info (including vendor and gov dept logos)
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OK, anyone wondering what's going on with all the copyright bullshit on the internet should really check this show, made by Abby Martin. It airs on RT America (RT = Russia Today, don't worry, it's not some Putin outpost airing mental crap about him being a hero cos he's flying in a small kite/airplane leading a flock of swans to their winter destination, it's actually a really good news station dealing with all kinds of news).
These next few YouTube links are from Abby Martins show "Breaking the Set" (that's TV set she's breaking :).
BTS no. 88. - 1st part of interview with Kim Dotcom:
BTS no. 89. - 2nd part of interview with Kim Dotcom:
And if someone wants to go deeper there's 2 part interview that lasts longer:
OK, there you go... I gotta say Kim Dotcom is not my hero or anything, he is a capitalist, or a businessman, whatever that means... All I know is that he has some interesting stuff to say, makes me think some more about how this world is run. And about how capitalism is a lie, unless you got "good friends" (read: bribed politicians in your pockets).
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THOUSAND OAKS, California (Reuters) - Tiger Woods was excited about his overall prospects and the sharpness of his short game for next year, despite failing to finish his 2012 campaign with a flourish at the World Challenge on Sunday.
Tournament host of the elite 18-player event at Sherwood Country Club, Woods went into the final round five shots off the lead and ended it eight strokes behind winner Graeme McDowell of Northern Ireland.
A stunning eagle three at the 16th, where he struck his second shot from 252 yards to six feet, briefly put Woods five off the pace but he was unable to make up further ground on a rain-soaked day as he closed with a one-under-par 71.
"Overall I struggled with my game this week," the defending champion told reporters after falling well short in his bid to win a fourth tournament this year. "I didn't quite have it.
"But I've come a long way. Last year was a very disappointing year. I was hurt for most of the year and didn't really do much.
"And then to win this event last year, which spring-boarded me into this year. I won three times on tour, and once I passed Jack (Nicklaus) on my all-time wins that was a pretty neat accomplishment as well."
In July, 14-times major champion Woods moved past Nicklaus into second place on the all-time PGA Tour winners list when he clinched the AT&T; National by two shots for his 74th title on the U.S. circuit.
Although he has not triumphed in the majors since the 2008 U.S. Open at Torrey Pines, Woods has been especially encouraged by the improvement in his short game in recent months.
"My short game has been really good from late summer on," said the American world number three who will celebrate his 37th birthday at the end of this month. "I was hitting the ball a little better so I was spending more time chipping and putting.
"But now I gotta hit the ball better than I have. I've got six weeks off so it will be nice to throw the clubs in the closet for a few weeks and then get back after it."
Asked how much he felt he needed that six-week break to recharge his batteries before starting his 2013 season, Woods replied: "I need it. It's been a long year and I've played a lot.
"I'm really looking forward to it, just having nothing to do with golf for a few weeks, put them (the clubs) away, enjoy the holidays and be with my kids.
"After that I'll start cranking back up again and start focusing on my shots. As far as actually sitting out there, working on my technique, my numbers and all that stuff, that's probably not going to happen at least until after Christmas."
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An above average prize to secure the best new logo design for one of the Uk's most sucessful independent logistics operators. The new logo will be at the forefront of a new .com web site currently being designed. The logo will also appear on the Company's container equipment.
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DAP (UK) Limited is a logistics company with 5 offices and a network of agents throughout the world. It offers shipping and forwarding services to a large number of major UK manufacturers and SME's (small/medium enterprises). Using all modes of transport (sea road.rail and air) the Company successfully moves over half a million tonnes of freight per year. (plse see our web site http://www.dapuk.co.uk more details). The globe style logo previously used has served us well but we now need something fresh & dynamic to reflect the Company's continued expansion despite the trade recession. The company is very aware that within our industry logo recognition is vital. We want people to see the logo and instantly know it belongs to DAP UK. This is deemed slightly more important than describing in logo form what we do.
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The Amazon phone rumor mill is in full force right now, and regardless of whether they're true or not, the idea of Amazon making phones is an intriguing prospect. But without an operating system of its own, Amazon would need to imbue such a device with features that make it stand out. If you were responsible for an Amazon phone, what features would you stick in it?
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Robin Haines: A complete listing of 323 voyages to South Australia between 1848 and 1885 under the auspices of the South Australian Government. Information for each ship includes the port and date of departure, date of arrival, number of emigrants, and their age-class and regions of origin. Includes a list of births and deaths at sea for these ships.
Di Cummings: This CD contains passenger lists for the 3000 overseas and local ships that came to South Australia between 1836-1851. Also includes additional information including individual names, ages and occupations for many of the 60,000 local and overseas families and individual passengers who came to South Australia between 1836-1851.
Gould Genealogy: View the actual 1841 census together with a modern index and biographies. Population at 01 January - 15,485 persons. The 1841 census is the only one in South Australia for which any detailed records survive.
FamilyHistorySA.info: Genealogy and family history information about South Australians and their ancestors at home and abroad. Shipping and passenger lists up to 1842. Marriages up to 1845. Links to numerous resources.
: The Find and Connect website brings together records relating to institutional care in Australia. It contains information about and images of childrens homes, as well as information about where records relating to care can be found such as government departments or past providers of care. It does not contain personal information or private records. This website contains information that is relevant to anyone who experienced out of home care in Australia, not only the Forgotten Australians and Former Child Migrants but also members of the Stolen Generations, foster children, wards of state and adopted children.
Findmypast: Find My Past is a family history and genealogy website. The National Library of Australia subscribes to the World Edition, which includes the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, United States and Canada collections. Users may select the collection they wish to search from the Search box on the Find my Past homepage. Popular records contained in the collections include birth, marriage and death records; census records; British newspapers; parish baptisms, marriages and burials; military records, and passenger lists of ships leaving the UK. A key collection is that of the British in India, produced in partnership with the British Library, and including the records of the British India Office and the East India company. Also provides access to the 1939 Register.
Gould Genealogy: List includes solitary graves and the tiny cemeteries of former settlements, railway sidings and pastoral stations. The list is not restricted to confirmed graves but also contains suspected grave sites. Scattered ashes are not included unless a memorial has been erected in the vicinity. Other monuments and memorials are not included.
South Australian Maritime Museum: Comprises a passenger database developed by the South Australian Maritime Museum containing details of all 328,000 passengers and 20,000 voyages to South Australia between 1836 and 1961. Also includes volume 1 of Log of Logs, a listing of ship's logs and diaries, produced by Ian Nicholson. Also connects to Trove to enable linking to relevant newspaper material.
Fleurieu Peninsula Family History Group: This CD contains passenger lists for both the overseas and local ships that came to South Australia between 1836-1838. It also includes additional information including individual names, ages and occupations, an index to portraits and headstones, ships diaries and journals, maps and early newspapers.
Fleurieu Peninsula Family History Group: This CD contains passenger lists for both the overseas and local ships that came to South Australia between 1839-1840. It also includes additional information including individual names, ages and occupations, an index to portraits and headstones, ships diaries and journals, maps and early newspapers.
A research guide to researching your family history in the collections of the National Library of Australia. Includes hints on getting started, resources available at other libraries and societies, looking for your immigrant ancestors and researching convicts and military personnel.
A guide to Australian Birth Death and Marriage records held at the National Library of Australia.
A guide to cemetery records held at the National Library of Australia. Includes references to printed works, newspapers, microform and online sources. Types of sources mentioned include burial certificates, church registers, civil death certificates, council and private cemetery registers/records, funeral director or undertaker records, monumental inscriptions (listings of gravemarkers, memorial plaques and monuments) and newspaper funeral notices.
A guide to immigration records and shipping-related resources held at the National Library of Australia. These cay help to identify when and how an ancestor first arrived in this country. Excludes convict and military arrivals.
The Australian Joint Copying Project or AJCP is a collection of historical material relating to Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific dating from 1560 to 1984. The material has been drawn from records held in the United Kingdom and microfilmed. This guide contains descriptions of the contents of the AJCP handbooks, the material contained in the AJCP,and the related microfilm reel/s,


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UBS reports results for second quarter 2001: Net profit after tax CHF 1,385 million.
UBS reports a net profit after tax of CHF 1,385 million, down 9% compared to the previous quarter and 26% compared to second quarter 2000, once adjusted for goodwill amortization and significant financial events*. The Group's core businesses have delivered stable revenues despite unfavourable market conditions, and continue to improve their competitive position. Net new money flow of CHF 24 billion (CHF 45 billion for the half-year) was positive across all businesses.
In the second quarter 2001, UBS achieved a net profit after tax of CHF 1,385 million, 9% lower than first quarter 2001 once adjusted for goodwill amortization, and 12% down on a reported basis. Revenues proved stable, thanks to strong client franchises and a diverse business mix, declining by just 2% from first quarter 2001 to CHF 9,881 million.
Compared to the strong second quarter last year, net profit after tax was 26% lower once adjusted for significant financial events* and goodwill amortization, or 33% lower on a reported basis. About half of the decline in adjusted net profit was attributable to the performance of UBS Capital, which recorded a loss of CHF 351 million.
These results come against a backdrop of slowing economic growth in the major economies and uncertainty in securities markets, in contrast to the relatively favourable conditions of second quarter 2000.
Record levels of underwriting fees, portfolio management fees and investment fund fees helped to bring fee and commission revenue to an all-time high of CHF 5,375 million, representing 54% of the Group's revenues. Costs remain under tight control, with an increase of only 2% from first quarter 2001. Cost discipline ensures that scope remains for selective investment in strategic initiatives.
"Although these are tough markets, our core businesses remain in good health," said Luqman Arnold, President of the Group Executive Board. "During this quarter we have gained market share in key areas, and attracted significant new client assets to our wealth management businesses."
Net new money of CHF 24 billion brings the Group total for the year to CHF 45 billion, and total invested assets to CHF 2.56 trillion. Net new money in the private client units rose to CHF 17 billion from CHF 11 billion in the preceding quarter. UBS Asset Management achieved positive net new money in its institutional business (CHF 5 billion) for the first time since 1998, endorsing its successful investment performance.
Performance against Group financial targets:
Pre-goodwill amortization and adjusted for significant financial events:
Annualized return on equity for the first half of 2001 was 16.8%, within the target range of 15-20%. The fall since first half 2000 reflects the very strong returns achieved in more buoyant markets in 2000, and the higher average equity in 2001 due to share issuance to fund the PaineWebber merger.
Basic earnings per share this quarter were CHF 1.37, a decline of 31% from second quarter 2000, but just 9% from first quarter 2001, reflecting relatively stable performance in difficult market conditions.
The cost/income ratio in second quarter 2001 was 77.2%, compared to 69.2% in second quarter 2000. Cost control remains a strong focus, with comparable costs below second quarter 2000 levels, the increase resulting from the addition of UBS PaineWebber.
Market conditions remain difficult to assess and, the chances of a short-term improvement in the operating environment seem low. Given that the summer months often see less activity, immediate prospects remain challenging. However, the competitive gains across UBS's businesses are encouraging. "We remain cautious and disciplined, given the uncertain outlook, but we are taking every opportunity we can to ensure our businesses come out of the market downturn stronger and better positioned than they went in," commented Luqman Arnold.
Results of the business groups
UBS Switzerland
Private and Corporate Clients achieved another strong result this quarter, despite weaker transaction volumes, with a net profit before tax of CHF 526 million, just 3% lower than first quarter 2001, and unchanged from second quarter last year. Revenues rose 3% to an all-time high, supported by the improved quality of the credit portfolio. Net new money inflows of CHF 0.8 billion derived principally from new client acquisition. Private Banking's profits decreased to CHF 729 million, down 7% from the first quarter 2001, reflecting weakness in securities trading volumes. Revenues held up well (-2%), thanks to the 72% proportion derived from asset-based fees, which rose again this quarter. Costs remained under control with operating expenses of CHF 877 million, just 2% higher than in the previous quarter and down 3% compared to second quarter 2000. Net new money rose again to CHF 8.5 billion, up from CHF 3.9 billion in the first quarter 2001. This strong inflow of net new money, combined with the appreciation of the US dollar against the Swiss franc, supported a 4% increase in invested assets to CHF 718 billion during the quarter.
UBS Asset Management
UBS Asset Management's pre-tax profit increased to CHF 57 million in second quarter 2001 from CHF 52 million in first quarter 2001, reflecting positive asset growth and higher mutual fund prices. Institutional invested assets grew from CHF 305 billion at 31 March 2001 to CHF 318 billion at 30 June 2001. Net new money for the quarter was CHF 5 billion, endorsing the sustained improvement in investment performance. Much of the inflow occurred in asset allocation and equity mandates in Europe and fixed income mandates in the Americas. Invested assets in mutual funds increased from CHF 332 billion at 31 March 2001 to CHF 348 billion at 30 June 2001. Net new money during the second quarter of 2001 was CHF 1 billion. Net new money continued to be particularly positive for European equity funds and for GAM.
UBS Warburg
UBS Warburg's Corporate and Institutional Clients business unit reported a pre-tax profit of CHF 1,137 million, 20% lower than in second quarter 2000 and 14% lower quarter on quarter, with revenues down 5% from first quarter 2001. Fixed income and foreign exchange revenues reached a record CHF 1,906 million, a 50% increase over the second quarter 2000. On the other hand equities trading revenues were more affected by difficult market conditions, bringing total Equities revenues down to CHF 1,612 million (-43% from second quarter 2000), despite robust client commissions. Corporate finance revenues rose by 9% over second quarter 2000, with market share of corporate fees up from 3.5% in 2000 to 4.7% for this half-year. UBS Warburg topped the league tables for M&A deals announced in Europe, and for international equity underwriting (ranking 11th in the same period last year). UBS Capital recorded a pre-tax loss of CHF 351 million this quarter (compared to a loss of CHF 282 million in the first quarter 2001). Depressed market conditions resulted in the postponement of planned divestments, or lower profits on disposals. In addition, deteriorating valuations across a range of industry sectors led to a number of write-downs in UBS Capital's portfolio. Prospects for this business in forthcoming quarters remain difficult, with limited opportunities for disposals. Although remaining dependent on divestment timing, value adjustments in third party funds, and the general environment for private equity valuations, UBS Capital does not expect significant additional losses this year.
The Private Clients business unit, centered on UBS PaineWebber, attracted net new money of CHF 8.7 billion, an increase of 28% over the first quarter 2001. Total revenues for the second quarter 2001 were CHF 1,837 million, just 1% lower than in first quarter 2001. Against a background of uncertain markets, this relatively strong performance reflects the strength of recurring fees, and the continued trust placed by clients in UBS PaineWebber's investment advice.
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The Miller Lite Flite Deck is one of Oriole Park's most popular areas to host your group outing. Located on the Club Level in right field, this unique space offers your group a more social seating option for any afternoon or evening at the ballpark. Seating in the Miller Lite Flite Deck is comprised of drink rails and high-top tables with seating. The area contains three decks that can each accommodate a group of 24 to 28 guests. The minimum group for this space is 24 guests, with a maximum capacity of 80 guests.
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MINNEAPOLIS -- Bad days have been a rarity this season for the recently red-hot Texas Rangers, but they stumbled through one on Saturday.
With a Texas offense that abruptly stalled out, the Minnesota Twins took advantage as they prevented the Rangers from clinching their sixth series win with a 7-2 rout.View Full Game Coverage
MINNEAPOLIS -- Bad days have been a rarity this season for the recently red-hot Texas Rangers, but they stumbled through one on Saturday.
With a Texas offense that abruptly stalled out, the Minnesota Twins took advantage as they prevented the Rangers from clinching their sixth series win with a 7-2 rout.View Full Game Coverage
"I think that's the first real bad [day] we've had," said manager Ron Washington, whose club entered having won seven of its previous eight games.
Rangers starter Derek Holland rebounded from a rocky appearance against the Angels five days earlier with a more controlled performance. But he slipped up just enough for the Twins to capitalize en route to ending their three-game losing streak.
Frustration had gripped Holland after giving up six runs and walking four batters Monday in Anaheim. Although the damage he endured Saturday was minimal (three earned runs and five hits in seven innings), the Rangers were unable to provide much support.
"He's been pitching and throwing the ball well," Washington said. "The results aren't there, but he's been throwing the ball well."
Holland (1-2, 3.38 ERA) rolled through the first five innings, with his only blemish coming when Aaron Hicks scored an unearned run on a sacrifice fly in the third inning.
While the Twins held a 1-0 lead, Holland was keeping them largely in check until he met Josh Willingham with two outs in the sixth inning. Holland fell behind in the count with three straight balls, but continued to go right back at the Twins slugger. When a slider dropped into his range, Willingham turned on it to send it rocketing into the left-field seats for a two-run homer.
"I made a fairly good pitch on him and he's a good hitter. You have to tip your hat to him," Holland said. "I wasn't going to give him anything too good to hit. ... I had been cruising. I felt strong, so I didn't want to change anything."
It didn't help Holland that the Rangers' lineup, with Elvis Andrus and Lance Berkman out on a scheduled day off, could not overcome the notably resilient Twins pitching staff.
Making his first start since April 7, Twins rookie left-hander Pedro Hernandez showed no negative signs from the limited workload in recent weeks. Hernandez made it through a major jam in the third inning to hold Texas to five hits, while striking out three before being pulled after five innings.
Keeping Texas off-balance with well-placed, but hittable pitches, Hernandez registered the first victory of his career.
"It was well-pitched by our side. Hernandez was fantastic," Minnesota manager Ron Gardenhire said. "He did exactly what was asked of him. He got us through those five innings even though he hadn't started in like three weeks in Baltimore. So we got exactly what we wanted from him."
The chances were there for the Rangers. Second baseman Ian Kinsler drilled a third-inning ground-rule double into center field -- the 10th of 11 doubles the Rangers have put up in the last three games -- to push Leury Garcia to third base with one out. Hernandez didn't yield, however, getting Craig Gentry and designated hitter Adrian Beltre to line out.
Another opportunity to rally came in the eighth after Kinsler reached third with one out after his second double and a stolen base. Twins reliever Jared Burton proceeded to swiftly retire the next two batters to halt the Rangers' last legitimate shot at getting back into the game.
The Rangers have been openly aggressive with their baserunning throughout the series. It ended up hurting them Saturday. Gentry was picked off trying to steal in the second inning. One inning later, streaking right fielder Nelson Cruz was thrown out at second base trying to turn his ninth hit in four games into a double.
Washington, however, did not offer any regret for sending both runners.
"The early outs today did not do anything to that ballgame. Nothing," Washington said.
Rangers first baseman Mitch Moreland broke up the shutout with a too-little, too-late two-run double in the ninth inning off Twins closer Glen Perkins.
Nate Sandell is a contributor to MLB.com.


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On July 20th, 2011 OS X and iOS gave birth to Lion, the latest and… latest from the überminds in Cupertino. There's some cool stuff in the newest update to OS X, but my initial reactions were of the less-than-amused variety. I thought I'd jot down some of my impressions while using Lion for the first few days; the laughter, the sorrow.
First of all, I installed Lion on the Core 2 Duo aluminum unibody I had lying around. I thought I'd test Lion out on the lappy before throwing the cat some big, beefy iMac. Alright then, let's get to it.
I'm in between like… and rage.
First of all, the very first thing that happens when you boot into Lion, is this giant dialog shows up telling you, "Hey, we reversed the way scrolling goes. Why? 'Cuz screw you that's why." And of course you can turn off this behavior to go back to the way things were, but you have to un-tick the box that says "natural scrolling" in the trackpad preferences. Meaning the way you like to scroll is unnatural. Which means they probably ran tests with iPod touch users who had never seen a computer before... users who were dumbfounded by the über tech that is, the TRACKPAD. So that's just your welcome into the new hotness.
I had to flick a few settings just to get my Finder window functional again. By default, it throws an item into the side bar called "All My Files" and makes it the default view for new open windows. "All My Files" is literally… all your files; regardless of where they are on your filesystem. Who the heck would find that useful? That's why I put crap in folders. Folders = crap holders.
So I fix that in the preferences.
After getting rid of that, I notice Lion has gracefully removed the bottom of the Finder window showing me the number of items in the current directory and free disk space. That's useful information; I want to know how much space I have free to load up with lolcats. So to get that back, I have to go up to the View menu and select "Show Status Bar".
So I fix that in the preferences.
And to top it off, my friggin library folder isn't visible, because apparently I shouldn't be messing with that witchcraft. So to see your library folder, which is totally there, you have to go up to the "Go" menu, (which, what self-respecting user ever goes to ?) hold the option key, and THEN you'll be graciously shown the option to see your own Library folder. It's like XP where you went to your settings folder and it asked you, "These files are hidden. are you sure you want to see them?"
So I fix that in the… no wait, what? There's no preference for that?! $@#%#*&!
I use spaces all the time on my Snow Leopard iMac. I like seeing at the top on the menu bar, the number of the screen I'm on. I also like being able to organize my screens in grids. I also like being able to go to the spaces preferences and choosing how many spaces there are.
But apparently I like all the wrong things, because those all went away. There's no option to show the screen number you're on anywhere; you have to go to the Mission Control app to see that. And now, you can't organize spaces in grids; you get one long, linear streak of spaces. I really liked being able to pop around the grid; up, down, diagonally, and in linked-list back-forth. Sigh…
Full-screen Safari is pretty cool. It feels very snappy and oh man why did they have to mess with my Spaces?!?!
Snap to Grid
So this is something relatively minor, but Lion decided to kill my snap-to-grid preference for items on the Desktop. A simple change in the Desktop view options under the "Arrange By" menu, which Lion now calls the "Sort By" menu. Because apparently the word "arrange" was too cryptic.
While the Dock doesn't look any different at first, I heard buzz about something having to do with the indicator dots… you know, the little blue dots that show up in the Dock under applications that are running. Well there's this tick box in the Dock preferences called, "Show indicator lights for open applications". Why would that option even exist? Well, apparently the default behavior is to NOT show the indicator dots.
As was explained in the very thorough ArsTechnica review (which I strongly suggest you read), when you quit an application, Lion reserves the right to show the application quitting, but keep the application's process alive in the background. Lion also reserves the right to quit applications it determines you're not using. So, in a very real sense, those blue dots don't mean as much in Lion.
Individually, these all seem like minor changes. But all together, Apple seems to be messing with some things that haven't changed in computer-age eons; stuff that hasn't changed since System 1.0. Things like the concept of a "running" application. Ah! And messing with the fundamentals brings me to the scrollbars…
Scroll Bars
I don't want to say too much about this, because it seems to have been mentioned in every review I've read thus far, but… the scrollbars. By default, Lion only shows you the scrollbars when you're scrolling. This works great on an iPhone, but on a laptop/desktop those scrollbars are indicators of where you are in a document, and the relative size of the document. If the scrollbars are hidden, then that information is no longer readily available to you. And that's not cool Lion. Not cool.
You can change this by going to the "General" pane (renamed from the "Appearance" pane) in the preferences. By this point, there are quite a few toggles to switch to get the system back to just useable.
Alright, so most of this has been griping so far, but there are changes in Lion that I think have changed for the better.
Lion has some MUCH improved voices to choose from, and I do mean choose. In Snow Leopard, if you went to the "Speech" pane in preferences to pick a synthesized voice, most of the choices would look familiar to someone who hadn't used a Mac since System 7. But now when you go to pick out some new voices, you're presented with an array of high-quality voices, in different languages and locales.
About this Mac
Selecting "About this Mac" under the Apple menu shows you the same dialog you'd see in Snow Leopard, but the "More info…" button now takes you to "System Information". It has much of the information that you would have found in "System Profiler" (though if you still want to see the classic profiler with all the additional information, you can click the "System Report" button in this window).
This should prove more useful to people who just want to grab some quick information on their system, but what I like most about this is the added view for Storage. Now you can view the usage of your storage space by content type, à la iTunes iPhone usage view.
Print Dialog
The default print dialog has been reduced to a shadow of its former self. Actually, I don't have much of a problem with this change. All the dirty printing details can be gotten to by the "Show Details" button. Making things easier up front, and putting the details another click away; a common theme in Lion.
Okay, now this is a big deal for me. Traditionally, you've been able to hold down the Command (or Apple) key and Tab to cycle through open applications. If you try that in Lion however, it won't work.
Oh, you'll get the list of open applications alright. But when you then select an application to go to, nothing happens; it doesn't take you to the application you've chosen. Which makes command-tabbing through your applications pointless. So this is the first thing in Lion I've encountered that actually feels broken.
Front Row
It's not a bother to me really; I knew it was coming. But just in case you were really fond of Front Row, or "Fronty", as I call him... I regret to inform you that Uncle Steve drove him out to a farm with lots of open space where he could run around forever.
By default, Lion now puts Dashboard into a separate screen within Mission Control, putting it two gestures away from the desktop. You can restore Dashboard's pre-Lion behavior of fading over the current screen in the preferences for Mission Control.
I don't get the usefulness of burying Dashboard within Mission Control... when I want to use a widget in Dashboard I just want to see some information, and get out in a couple of seconds... kind of like a rest-stop map in a shady state.


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