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Ford to ship self-driving cars without steering wheels, brake or gas pedals by 2021
Ford says it's going to deliver self-driving cars by 2021 – and these will ship in volume, and will also lack steering wheels, brake or gas pedals, offering full Level 4 self-driving features which don't require a human driver at all, the company announced at a press conference in Palo Alto today. The car maker says that it has held off making any announcements about when… Read More
Piazza Rolls Out Recruiting Tool to Identify "Superstar" Programming Students
Piazza, a Palo Alto, Ca.-based class discussion platform, has more than 30,000 educators, 1 million students and 1,200 universities in 70 countries using its platform. That's not too shabby for a six-year-old company. But Piazza is now rolling out a new tool that it hopes will supercharge greater adoption with recruiters, too, and generate more revenue in the process. Called the… Read More
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The Shifting Sands Of Sand Hill
For as long as I've paid attention, Sand Hill Road has been synonymous with venture capital. But that is changing. As the epicenter of the technology renaissance age has shifted, or expanded, from Palo Alto and its environs to San Francisco and other pockets of the peninsula, the monopolistic high ground of venture capital real estate that top venture firms call home base has started… Read More
The Facebook Effect (On Real Estate Prices)
Four years ago, Facebook announced that they were decamping to Menlo Park from their longstanding home of Palo Alto. Just last month, the company finally cut the ribbons on a beautiful 430,000-square foot building designed by Frank Gehry that is basically one giant, open-air room with an enormous park on top. The effect on the prices of surrounding real estate has been profound. If you… Read More
TC AppleCast 12: Apple Watch, MacBook And Beards
It's Apple Watch pre-order day! The new device went on sale this morning at just after midnight Pacific time, and now shipping times are extending to at least June across the product lineup. Our guest today, The Loop's Jim Dalrymple (@jdalrymple), not only successfully ordered three but also went to the Apple Store in Palo Alto to check out the in-store experience. I also managed… Read More
Tesla Model X Spied On California Highway
Tesla's pure electric SUV is nearing launch and there is apparently at least one cruising around California. The video above shows a slightly camouflaged Model X near Palo Alto. The SUV looks good even with all the design elements covered up. Read More
TripAdvisor Buys ZeTrip And Its Personal Travel Journal App Rove
TripAdvisor, the travel planning and booking business, today announced the acquisition of a startup that it hopes will help build out its relationship with customers during and after their travels: it has bought ZeTrip and its "automatic" travel journal app Rove, which provides a travelog of your movements based on your GPS coordinates and other data. Terms of the deal were… Read More
MobiTV Pulls Its IPO: Unfavorable Market Conditions, Or Unfavorable Business Model?
At the end of August, mobile TV and video platform MobiTV filed its S-1 and announced its plans for a $75 million initial public offering. Founded in 1999, the company had been one of the early movers in the movement to bring live and on-demand TV to mobile devices, which led to partnerships with NBC, ESPN, Disney, CBS, and a bunch of other sizable media companies. The company closed over… Read More
San Francisco Vs. Silicon Valley: Where Should You Build Your Business?
When Mark Zuckerberg left Harvard in the summer of 2004, he didn't move his fledgling company to the mountains, or the Gulf of Mexico, or San Francisco, he moved to Silicon Valley. Well, Palo Alto to be precise. In an interview with Y Combinator partner Jessica Livingston last year, he said of his impression of Silicon Valley, "You get this feeling that you need to be out… Read More
Palo Alto Power Outage Affects Up To 240 Startups
The tragic plane crash which killed three Tesla employees flying out of the Palo Alto airport at approximately 8 AM this morning also took out the city's power. The accident has left over 28,000 Palo Alto residents and businesses without power in the heart of Silicon Valley. According to the data in CrunchBase, up to 240 of these 28,000 customers are local startups, VC firms and… Read More


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It was a purchase for a gift. Mom and dad liked it, but the baby really enjoys it a lot.
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The software giant becomes the latest victim of a breach related to retail customer data.
Oracle's $9.3 billion acquisition of NetSuite is the latest example of Oracle's commitment to growing its cloud-based services, according to Steve Daheb, Senior Vice President of Oracle Cloud.
Joe Atkinson, a technology, infocomm, entertainment and media advisory leader at PricewaterhouseCoopers, says its all fueled by access to markets and consumers.
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Known for consistently booking some of the finest performers in new and traditional folk, roots rock, bluegrass and newgrass, and other American roots music, Suwannee Springfest returns in 2012 for its 16th straight year.
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DeLuna Fest and Five Flags Tourism Group are excited to announce the performance schedule for this year's music festival taking place on the gorgeous sugar-white sands of Pensacola Beach, FL, on October 14th, 15th, and 16th. DeLuna Fest's five stages and waterfront hotels along Pensacola Beach will play host to over 80 bands including the hottest in today's mainstream and indie rock scene as well as seasoned headliners, regional Southern Rock superstars and the very best in
Hancock, NY is a quaint town in the Catskills with little other than a bank, a couple bars, and a small grocery store. It's home to a splendid property called Camp Minglewood, where kids run around barefoot all summer, go from arts and crafts to swimming to kickball and back to their tiny bunks. Then, the music takes over.
ELLNORA | The Guitar Festival held at the Krannert Center for Performing Arts on the University of Illinois campus September 8-10 celebrated its fourth incarnation this past weekend.
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Luther Dickinson is the Artist-in-Residence at ELLNORA | The Guitar Festival taking place this weekend at the Krannert Center for Performing Arts in Champaign-Urbana, IL. He's making the rounds all weekend and kicked things off two nights ago at the Opening Night Party with a sit-in with Malian guitar great Vieux Farka Toure.
Although there's no camping at Bumbershoot, the crowd looks funkier than yesterday. I pass many familiar faces strolling around Seattle Center; they may be reapplied with make-up or flourished with new clothes, but no amount of blush can mask the wear and tear of an all-nighter. I get the sense that, even if it wasn't 80 degrees and sunny, people would still be wearing their shades.
When a Seattleite says 'look on the bright side' they're, more times than not, actually referring to a sunny patch of pavement on the opposite sidewalk. That these words are also used to conduce vitality in the worn and haggard – who, let's be honest, are most likely depressed due to a Vitamin D deficiency – is sheer coincidence. Or is it?
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Martin Fowler, Chief Scientist at ThoughtWorks, focuses on better ways to design software systems and improve developer productivity. His books include Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture; UML Distilled, Third Edition; Domain-Specific Languages (with Rebecca Parsons); and Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing Code (with Kent Beck, John Brant, and William Opdyke). All are published by Addison-Wesley.


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Southern Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Pie
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 45 mins
This is a very rich and gooey dessert pie, and for true peanut butter lovers! (not to mention the chocolate) Best served with whipped cream or ice cream, yummy! ;)
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- 1 pie crust
- 2⁄3 cup sugar
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup corn syrup
- 1⁄2 cup peanut butter
- 3 eggs
- 1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 1⁄2 teaspoon vanilla
- preheat oven to 375 degrees F.
- Beat sugar salt and syrup until well combined.
- Incorporate the peanut butter, eggs, chocolate chips, and vanilla; stir until smooth.
- Bake 40-50 minutes, until crust is golden. (tip: center of pie might still be soft, but it will firm as pie cools.).
- Cool slightly, refrigerate until served. Enjoy!
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Oh soooooooo rich! I made Pat-In-The-Pan Pie Crust and should have used my 10" quiche pan because I really had too much filling for my 9" pie plate ~ I forgot to add the chocolate chips until the pie was in the oven, so they went on top, making the pie look really dark! The filling hides my pretty fluted crust ~ next time, I will reduce the chocolate chips to 3/4 cup because they overpowered the peanut butter flavor. Made for 2009 Fall PAC ~ thanks baby FGB!


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MCDUFFIE COUNTY, Ga. (WRDW) -- Investigators seized a half pound of methamphetamines, firearms and a marijuana plant at the Whitaker Dairy Farm on Friday.
Saturday morning deputies confirmed Victor Eduardo Ovalle, Jr. has been arrested for trafficking meth.
A small explosive device was also found, which was detonated by the Richmond County Bomb Squad.
The Richmond County Sheriff's Office, the McDuffie County Sheriff's Office and the Regional K-9 Task Force executed a search warrant around noon.
The GBI and FBI were called in help gather evidence and secure the area, which consisted of about 550 acres.
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Deadline for 2008 CPB Digital Upgrade Grants Approaches
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), along with is member station Digital Consultation Panel, has recommended an additional allocation of funds for the conversion of digital radio transmitters, and is actively soliciting grant applications from CPB-eligible organizations for digital transmission upgrades in its FY 08 funding cycle. Deadline for receipt of applications is Sept. 29.
To date, CPB says it has approved funding for the digital conversion of 697 public radio transmitters. More than 400 public radio stations have completed conversions and are now transmitting digital signals. Of those, 127 are multicasting for a total of 168 multicast streams.
For more information and application forms, go to www.cpb.org.
Siport, NXP Tout New Digital Radio Chips
Two HD Radio chip manufacturers are making noise regarding their latest products targeting the developing HD Radio market.
Siport, a consumer electronics IC developer, is promoting that its SP1010 single-chip HD Radio receiver has completed comprehensive product qualification and received HD Radio Ready certification from Ibiquity Digital. The company says LG-Innotek is currently sampling an HD Radio module based on the new device.
Siport is promising production quantity availability of the SP1010 later in September.
Meanwhile, NXP Semiconductors, an independent semiconductor company founded by consumer electronics giant Philips, says it has developed a multi-standard radio integrated circuit (IC) for in-car digital radio reception. The company claims the new single-chip product, dubbed SAF3560, supports HD Radio, DAB, DAB+, DRM and T-DMB Radio reception with the goal of reducing development costs and logistics complexity for OEM car audio manufacturers.
Development of the SAF3560 reflects the need of receiver manufacturers to address a fractious mix of digital radio technologies now being deployed worldwide. For example, automakers producing product for the European market are currently challenged by a weave of DAB, T-DMB, DRM, and even HD Radio now being broadcast there.
NXP notes the new SAF3560 supports the latest HD Radio features, like Itunes Tagging, as well as provisioning for field software upgrades.
Radiopaq Rp5 Mixes On-Air/On-line Digital Radio
Radio lovers in the UK will soon have a new platform for exploring music on local analog and digital radio as well as a constellation of radio outlets on the Internet. Radiopaq's new Rp5 tabletop audio system allows users to listen to online radio via a Wi-fi connection, alongside analog and digital stations without the need for a PC. But what's really innovative about the new Rp5, according to company officials, is its ability to search for programming by name, genre, country or language.
In February, the company launched Radiopaq.com, an Internet radio gateway site. The company promises its users thousands of radio stations from around the world, along with a comprehensive podcast library and dedicated news service. The Rp5 makes use of the website to achieve what Radiopaq president Prash Vadgama calls "seamless interaction between the website and the hardware."
Other Rp5 features include an MP3 player with USB access, analog FM and DAB tuners, remote control, headphone jack, and a five-way speaker system with up to 25W of audio drive. Scheduled for delivery late next month, the Rp5 will retail for about US $468.
IBOC by State: Ohio
Ibiquity has a list of stations with licensed HD Radio technology and notes those on the air now. IBOC by state looks at various states and lists the stations making the transition. There are 89 stations in the Buckeye State broadcasting 143 HD Radio channels.
Wimax Merger in Dispute -- And What it Means to Radio
Champions of open-network mobile broadband may be getting a taste of the frustration advocates of Sirius XM's merger felt when the deal stalled for almost 18 months while the NAB heavily lobbied the FCC to quash the deal. An interesting parallel to that misadventure began just a few weeks ago, when AT&T filed their own petition with the Commission opposing a pending multi-billion dollar deal between carriers Clearwire and Sprint/Nextel designed to launch a nationwide Wimax 4G wireless broadband service.
Like the protracted sat radio merger debate, the current controversy centers around spectrum use and a bitter race to establish a distribution model for the delivery of U.S. mobile entertainment and information content. The story is a significant one for broadcasters, because a successful rollout of Wimax is certain to launch a new wave of dedicated audio and video appliances designed to pull content directly from the Web to consumers, no matter where they go. With networks speeds of up to 2mbps, Wimax would be poised to offer consumers a delivery pipe vastly superior to that of HD Radio or satellite radio.
Those unfamiliar with the Wimax saga should note that the system is essentially an open standard, with a family of IEEE specifications supporting it. As originally envisioned, Wimax takes the familiar network transparency of Wi-fi and extends the range of each node by many kilometers through the use of high power transceiver sites. Unlike current 3G wireless broadband networks where the carrier ultimately controls which devices can access the network (think AT&T/Iphone), Sprint has promised its new Wimax service will be an open, high-transparency network, with Intel-produced chipsets available to just about any manufacturer that cares to imbed them in their product. In theory at least, this would allow consumers with a service plan to operate a variety of devices on the network with full access to a galaxy of content and services.
But Wimax's launch, with all its populist appeal, has been an exercise in delays. While Sprint originally tried to go WiMax alone with its Xohm venture, it quickly realized it lacked the capital, infrastructure and spectrum to achieve the critical mass needed for a successful startup. That's where Clearwire, a mobile broadband provider with additional spectrum and cash, enters the picture. Last May, the two entities agreed to partner in the creation of a new carrier bearing the Clearwire name, and the deal gained momentum with a $3 billion cash infusion from Intel, Google and several Cable TV firms. Between them, the two parent companies now have Wimax networks beta testing in Baltimore, DC, Chicago, and Portland, OR, with build-outs currently underway in several other markets.
All this leads up to the current dilemma facing the FCC as it ponders final approval of the Sprint/Clearwire deal. On July 24, telecom leviathan AT&T filed a petition with the Commission requesting denial of the merger on the grounds that the new broadband provider could substantially impact competition in the mobile communications market. Although it might not be a deal killer, a lengthy approval delay could blunt Wimax's momentum, while AT&T and Verizon improve their positions.
Critics of AT&T's petition claim that AT&T is acting purely out of self-interest, because it may not be able to get its own proprietary 4G EDO broadband network off the ground for at least a couple more years. But the core of AT&T's objection centers on Clearwire's leases of spectrum in the former Instructional Television Fixed Service (ITFS), now referred to as the Educational Broadband Service (EBS) in the desirable 2.5GHz band. The crux of AT&T's argument is that EBS spectrum leased from EBS license holders would give the newly emerging Clearwire an unfair advantage in the race to establish true high-speed mobile broadband. And that could be a point with the potential to flummox a lame-duck FCC Chair.
While the outcome of AT&T's petition on the FCC's disposition on the Sprint/Clearwire merger is unknown, one thing is certain: Broadcasters, particularly radio broadcasters, need to keep a sharp eye and an open mind tuned in on the Wimax rollout. With more than a dozen models of dedicated Wi-fi radios now on the market, Wimax dashboard radios, along with a host of other mobile applications, can't be far behind. Savvy owners and programmers would do well to begin planning on how to ride -- rather than be buried by -- what could be a building Wimax wave.
The New Language of Digital Radio
L1 block: A unit of time of duration TMsub>b. Each FM IBOC L1 frame comprises 16 L1 blocks. Each AM IBOC L1 frame comprises eight L1 blocks.
L1 block pair: Two contiguous FM IBOC L1 blocks. There is no AM IBOC counterpart. A unit of time duration Tp.
L1 block pair rate: The rate, equal to the reciprocal of the Layer 1 block pair duration, at which Tp selected transfer frames are conducted through Layer 1.
L1 block rate: The rate, Rb, equal to the reciprocal of Tb.
L1 frame rate: The rate, Rf, equal to the reciprocal of the L1 frame duration, Tf at which selected.
An In-dash HD Radio Receiver for Under $50?
It's true, says mail order electronics vendor Crutchfield. In a bit of late summer serendipity for audio fans, the company is currently offering JVC's KDHDW10 in-dash CD Receiver for $99.99. Clever buyers who purchase an extra item to take their order over $100 are eligible to receive a $20 markdown for coupon code "3A825". But the big markdown comes when the buyer submits a $50 rebate coupon available from the HD Radio Alliance's website, bringing the buyer total after rebate to just $29.99, plus taxes, shipping and handling -- which still leaves the total cost at under $50.
The deal reportedly ends Aug. 31.
Since this story was posted, Crutchfield discovered the unintentional loophole that was created to provide the very inexpensive price. The offer was removed once the situation was realized.
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Afloat in the Vastness of Big Bend
By SAM HOWE VERHOVEK
Published: January 26, 1997
THERE is perhaps no place in the continental United States where one can feel quite as blissfully small as one does in Big Bend National Park in West Texas. It is a vast region of lonely desert and stark mountains that Spanish explorers called ''El Despoblado,'' the uninhabited place, and, according to Indian legend, it is where the Great Spirit deposited all the leftover rocks after the earth was created.
Truth be told, there is plenty of life in this desert wilderness, but it seems ephemeral, from wildflowers that pop out of the ground only after a rare spring rain to animals that dart or swoop into fleeting view, such as the kangaroo rat or the mountain lion, the roadrunner or the peregrine falcon. In the main, a visitor feels swallowed up by time and the unending vista, and that is fine.
But beyond the desert the Big Bend, hard by the border with Mexico, is also home to a ribbon of water and life, the Rio Grande, that Park Service literature aptly describes as ''a relentless, gravity-powered belt sander that has been running for millions of years.'' After one travels for miles and miles on rough roads through the Chihuahuan Desert, the first glimpse of the Rio Grande seems to offer a mirage of a different sort. One can't even see the water yet, but way off in the distance, there is something heretofore absent: a bit of green, marking the banks of the river.
One hot but brilliantly clear weekend last May, my wife, Lisa, two of our three young children and I took a memorable rafting trip along the Rio Grande, through Mariscal Canyon, the precise spot at which the Texas-Mexico border makes an abrupt U-turn for the north and from which the Big Bend takes its name. The canyon is a river hinterland where the limestone walls rise at some points to 1,400 feet above the river and where the light plays a spectacular visual symphony across the walls, ranging from dazzling yellow and glaring white in the middle of the day to shades of orange, red, pink, purple and brown as evening comes.
For a day and a half, we floated, paddled and waded along the Rio Grande, sunned like turtles, crossed from Texas into Mexico and back again a good two dozen times, slept under an impossibly starry sky, ate outrageously good camp food, and saw no human beings other than two friendly guides from Far Flung Adventures, the rafting company we had chosen to help arrange our trip.
One of a handful of tour operators in the park, Far Flung has been offering river trips throughout the American Southwest and Mexico for nearly 20 years. The company did an excellent job of overseeing every detail needed for a safe and enjoyable trip. While it is technically possible to secure a permit and do the trip alone if one's group has rafts and all the other necessary equipment, going with an experienced guide is far more common in the Big Bend, and far simpler.
I had been on a boisterous Far Flung weekend trip through the Santa Elena Canyon, farther west in the park, two years before with a group of male friends from Houston, and since that time had been determined to get to the Big Bend with my family. Gordon, who was 8, and Alice, 5, came, but Johnny, still shy of 3 at the time, was properly decreed by Far Flung to be too young. (The company's literature says 7 is the minimum age, but it is flexible.)
The Rio Grande is easily navigable by raft for most of the year. Our trip happened to coincide with a period of steady drought, which cut down on some of the excitement of a typical trip. At times we simply had to walk the raft through a particularly shallow spot, but the river was so gentle that we didn't have to worry about a strong current's posing problems for the kids. They (and we) kept our life jackets on, and from time to time we got out of the raft, lay on our backs in the river, and simply let the Rio Grande slowly carry us along.
If our long-weekend trip to West Texas was centered on the river, it had its big-sky beginning somewhere west of Odessa, at the Odessa Meteor Crater, a funky, lonesome tourist spot a few miles off the interstate highway that marks a spot where a great shower of nickel-iron meteorites collided with the earth more than 20,000 years ago.
From the Midland-Odessa area, we drove for hours through the mind-clearing boundlessness of West Texas until we got to the little ranching town of Marathon and spent the night at the stately old Gage Hotel, an eclectic brick structure built in 1927 by a cattle baron who was originally from Vermont. The hotel had gone into decline until a few years ago, when it was expanded, renovated and furnished with American-cowboy, Mexican and Indian artifacts.
Marathon is a gateway to the 800,000-acre park, and very early the next morning we left the Gage and drove south toward the Big Bend. As the sun came up, the Chisos Mountains of Texas and the Sierra del Carmen range in Mexico slowly revealed themselves, looking like cocoa-colored sand castles off in the distance. The desert vegetation was not exactly abundant, but it was there -- prickly-pear cactus, creosote bush, yucca, mesquite, a few ocotillo with their long strands bearing orange flowers. With enough rain in the spring, parts of the desert can seem ablaze with wildflower colors, but not last year.


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I would like to thank the staff at the Clearwater location. It was a pleasure to be in such a comfortable, clean and professional, customer service orientated hotel for my birthday weekend. Lacretia was so KIND and COURTEOUS when we called to inquire about the rooms and that same demeanor remained upon our arrival and stay. I can honestly say that the review on line was not anywhere near what we experienced and we will be back again to stay on other Candlewood Suites properties!
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Best service!! HIGHLY recommend! This was a great experience and for the value, you just cannot beat it. They far exceeded any expectation.


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Pray for JapanMarch 13, 2011 at 9:44 pm | Posted in Music, Random | Leave a comment
菅野よう子 (Kanno Yoko) – きみでいて ぶじでいて
きみでいて ぶじでいて
心配してる 世界が君を心配してる
きみでいて ぶじでいて
My well-wishes to the people in Japan, and to worried overseas Japanese as well. Here's a list of how you can help: http://toriningen.livejournal.com/26923.html
PS: In case anyone is wondering, my friend in Japan is safe.
Kimi ni Todoke 2 – 09March 13, 2011 at 2:37 pm | Posted in Anime | 3 Comments
Kyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa~!! Finally the confession! But this is too short!!! Argh, how can I wait for the next episode too?! They better talk things out soon, but I doubt it would happen this fast, so I just hope that Sawako won't misunderstood whatever Kazehaya is going to say.
Puella Magi Madoka Magica – 10March 13, 2011 at 1:57 pm | Posted in Anime | Leave a comment
I wonder why this episode is not titled "Namae wo yonde"…
One of the most fun thing about watching Puella Magi Madoka Magica for me is to see my wild guesses come true. Mwahahahaha. <Spoilers ahead>
LaMB – an Animax productionMarch 13, 2011 at 12:01 pm | Posted in Anime, Review | Leave a comment
It's been a while, but I finally got around to watching LaMB, a show produced by Animax. Pardon me if I don't have much praises for it, but this show is just like a cheap, low-budget Western imitation of Japanese anime. It's not so much the English dub, but the way the show and characters are animated, with "dramatic" car-chasing scenes and "cheesey" romance typical of Western shows. Heck, the only thing Japanese-like is just the names of the characters.
Animation aside, how about the story? Well, my initial impression of this show when I first heard of it 2 years ago was that it has an interesting premise. On the planet of Cerra, there are no prisons. Instead, it has a system called lamination, where the criminals are forced into suits that enhance their abilities (intelligence, beauty, strength, reflexes, etc), but rip them of their free will. If they were to attempt to remove the suit, or if they were to touch any humans, there would be a powerful jolt of electricity through their bodies. In other words, they become the perfect slaves that never speak, never rebel and never grow old.
Instead of elaborating on the system and lives of people on the planet, the show concentrates on a certain doctor who obtains a LaMB, subsequently falls in love with her and gets involved with the politics of the country
somehow. *Yawn* The story-telling is rather shallow, and the voice-acting is awkward and laughable, which makes any romance even worse. Fighting scenes are odd and unbelievable, especially when a LaMB can destroy planes hundreds of meters away from her with a flick of her hair. In Japanese series, we would see her jumping from plane to plane, leaving destruction in her path, which is much cooler and realistic for enhanced humans.
To make things short, this has been a total waste of time. I can't even think of any reason why anyone should give this show a try, so go spend your time on better things.
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Arsenal Message Board
Come on now are you really surprised!
Referees (& UEFA) have always liked giving Barcelona a 1 man advangtage so that people can then watch their play better and see them progress! Remember the final in 2006!
If you have seen Barca v other teams in the past ie, AC Milan you will see same, disallowed goals for the their opposition, no penalties for the opposition (ask Chelsea about this).
It's been happening for a long time and I think UEFA don't mind it happening in the favour of Barcelona.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Eric Cantona Eric Cantona Mar 9, 2011 18:14 Flag
Pure bollocks.
"goals for the their opposition, no penalties for the opposition" - so you didn't see the first leg when Barca had a good goal disallowed and could have had two penalties?
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A Yahoo! User Mar 9, 2011 23:49 Flag
not to worry lads, lets now consentrate on the prem and fa cup, as no english team will win the CL this season, barcas name is already on the cup. let utd and chelsea carry on in the CL as they will meet barca soon and trust me, they are not going to get any favours at the nu camp as uefa will sort that.


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eKash Eno James Iyanam Ripoff - Company does NOT pay employees Montreal, Quebec Canada
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Ekash is said to be a company that works with money transfer, currency exchange, and other products like so. Their goal, to sign on agents all over the world, in order to continue growing their net of contacts, to be able to do all these money movements.
Beware for they hire still.... they publish their ads on Kijiji (that is how I found them). They do not pay and they owe pretty much every company or person that has had any contact or what so ever with them. They owe money for office space, phone lines Videotron, Regus, and ofcourse hard working people like me and my ex-coworkers. They also try to rent office space or commercial space constantly, and try to pay with international checks. Do not accept these checks, they will definitely bounce, and whats even worse, you may have to pay your bank money for the check bouncing. Crazy world this is.
My case> Ex-employee. They owe me $1400 (not a huge amount like other cases I have seen, but it is still money to me!) During my time working there (what a waste!) I had at least 5 coworkers, both in Montreal and Toronto, who had not been payed by the time I was booted. Funny thing, they throw people out claiming they are not good workers. These are people who stay with them without being payed, waiting patiently, and who have also in some cases left jobs to take what they believe is a good job opportunity, and then start noticing the payment problems. We all were as patient as we could. We waited to get payed. Yet nothing happened. I saw 2 offices with these people. We were KICKED OUT of the first office at Vieux Montreal. We moved to Saint-Laurent and Mont-Royal. After I left, they moved again to another place, and now they would be at a fourth place.
What I heard is that people like them, criminals and cons, live like this. They go from one space to the other, giving everyone their international checks (Meaning from banks in other countries, like spain), these checks bounce, so while they try to fix the matter, another month goes by, and when the owners have had it with them, they kick them out, and they were never payed at all really. Also note that these international checks, according to what happened to an excoworker who received a check like this. It will take a month for you to be able to see the money in your account.
So imagine the time the bank takes to confirm your check (you deposit it like normal), you think, "oh, I still haven't seen the money in my account, because it takes a month, so no point stressing out". But, oh! what a surprise, when you get a call from the bank letting you know that the check bounced, and this girl had to pay the bank 100 dollars just for depositing a check with no funds. So when you realize you have to go look for them to get your money, they have left already. Which is also what happened to her. We moved, nobody had any info no solution for her really, and these people were pissed off at me for giving her the address to the new office.
I believe this is their current address: 469 Jean-Talon WestMontreal,Qc, H3N 1R4. suite 426
But it doesn't matter, they will probably move out soon.
Names related to this company: You will be able to find them on linkedin, or just do a plain search for them. Everytime more results come up, as people come foward with their experiences.
- Eno James Iyanam, CEO - (((link redacted)))
- Kinsley Whyte - (((link redacted)))
- Nana Whyte - (((link redacted)))
About Hiring a call center in pakistan and ripping them off: (((link redacted)))
- Marc Bishopp
Please note that this company works under several names, or has the following sister companies:
The company is apparently registered under this name: 7628412 Canada SARF
Corp Groupe Ekash
Ekash: http://www.ekash.eu/index.php/home
Kashmart: http://www.kashmart.ca/ - http://www.kashmart.com/
Anyways, good luck if you ever run into them. And as a message to anyone who has been ripped off by this company, denounce it, go to police, wherever, but we cannot let this people get their way. We need to protect others from going through the same thing.
P.D. I say "apparently" several times, because after working with these people, and knowing all the missing information or suspicious affairs, I do not even know if it is a real company, if there are indeed other offices. If you try their phone numbers that are found on their site, some do not even work. So there is nothing certain with these people.
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